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Evening star., 1963-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

- 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler, full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
patio. fenced yard. 1l406 Seward
dr., VIII. 2-7403.
KENSINGTON ON ROCK CREEK
PARK, BY OWNER. transferred
4 bedrms,, 2 baths, fenced, walk
70 all schools. S2l 800. VIII. g.
KENSINGTON-By OWNER. 3 bed
rms, l u baths, rec. rnl, SIS, 500.
11O11 Madison ST., 949-1259.
LANGLEY PARK-Beat the heat.
Air-conditioned 3-bedrm., 1h-
bath brick rambler with den. Must
sell Many extras. $21, $50. HE.
4-1700 til o.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
LANGLEY PARK-Close to school
and shopping. Lovely brick ram
bier. featuring 3 bedrooms and den
on level, treed lot backing to
the park, S16,950. II you have a
home TO sell first, ask about our
guaranteed sale plan.
James c. Conley a. Co. JU. 9-4134
MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA-4-bed-
rm., 2-bath, ,llv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
scr porch, MALORA r. CHRIST
MAN. Wo. 6-2923, ewes. OIL. A.
0b71 L
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COLONY EAST
900 nTEn
Office phone HA. 1880
$21,950
ENTICING RI-IFVE1,

ENTICING BI-LEVEL
Very charming home in excellent
cond. Large kitchen with wood
cabinets, wall oven and full table
space, glass doors from dining rm
onto paved terrace. Fenced back
yard. Call 949-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Beautifu
rambler, 3 bedrms., full bsmt
large lot, only S16,950.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. e49-400C
CLUB AREA OF BE.
THESDA-In advanced stages OF
construction. 4-bedrm. rambler or
approx. -acre wooded lot, liv
rm. with fireplace, family rm. with
fireplace opening on lge, screened
porch. din. rm, and attached 2
car garage. Still time to incorpo-
rate minor changes and 10 follow
your decorative scheme. Open l.
$3.50 on Sat. and Sun. EXCLUSIVE
Evening star., 1963-05-30
MCLAUGHLIN

4500 East-West Hwy.
OIL. 6-2255 Til 9P.M. OIL. 2-6474
BETHESDA, easy stroll to NH
Quality-built 3-yr.-old brk. split
level, 4 bedrms., 3 baths, sep. din.
rm., excel. kit. with ample table
space. daylight walk-out rec. rm.,
lovely view from patio, S36,950.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 til 8
BETHESDA : Secluded bachelors
quarters or hideaway for a couple
who appreciate charm and pri-
vaey. Contemporary rambler set
on over an acre Of forest. S19. 300.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 til Q
BETHEsDA-EDGEMOOR AREA =
Custom-built brick rambler. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, sep. dining rm.,
full bsmt.' lovely wooded yard.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-sO7O til Q
BEAUTIFUL HILLANDALE = x
acre. Rambler, huge rooms. 3
twin-size bedrms., 2 baths. 25-ft.
kit, 2-car carport, gorgeous land
scaped lot. Walk to shopping.
trsnsp. and schools. This you
must see. JU. 7-770O I'll 5.
LIST WITH LINGO
BRADLEY PARK = Excel. 3-year-
old split-level contemp.. bedrms.,
3 baths. central air cond., custom
kit, many extras. Beautiful lot.
Handicapped, terraced, fenced. on
cul-de-sac street, Mid-4Os, DIR;
OFF Bradley blvd. at WoodhaVen
then right on Hawthorne to
whitman. 365-54a2,
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BELAIR-3-bedrm.. 2Ds-bAth Colo
NAL, fully air eond., coy family
de luxe kit. garage. Plus many
other bonus extras. Moderate
down and assume loan. FHA or
VA terms also.
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RAIL FEATURFS

Chance 70 buy q home between
the parkwAys and keep your
money. cozy 4-bedrm. bungalow
on breezy knolls for only $4,000
with no down 70 OIL or $3.50 dn.
70 anyone, with no red tape and
no qualifying problems.
PLAY BALL WITH BALL REALTY
There They are Champs 474-4000
Evening star., 1963-05-30

LOOK Only SI2,50O for q s.
bedrm. rambler W/full bsmt. Va
cant for immed. possession. Vets
no dn. and low payments. FHA
terms, Ideally. located nr. pkwy.,
etc. VIII trade.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

cARRQLLToN-Briek rancher VI
2 bedrms., / u baths, bsmt, VIDE
lightful rec. rm. No red tape.
Moderate down. Assume bal. due.
Will trade.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

ROCKVILLE-Frame bldg, 20x40,
at Richard MONTGOMERY High
School. $1,000. Must be moved
TO your lot. Suitable as cottage or
dwelling. Inquire construction Of
flee at school, or phone 762-9S42.
ROCKvILLE-No Ss dn. OF. $3.50
dn. FILA. 500 mo, pays all. 3-bed-
suit tenant, BAI.DUCCI, 422-l466.
Realtor. GA. 4-77il, GA. 4-6422
Evening star., 1963-05-30

sEABRooK AREA-country life
Close. in. Attractive 3-bedrm,
rambler on a lge. level lot. s5-ft.
frontage. SHADE trees. Come see
It's only Si6,g50.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
MODERN BRK. RAMBLER
$3.50 DOWN FHA

WV w - @A@@
Nr. St. GATHERINGS. vacant, liv,
Emi;; din ta area equip. kit; :
rec. rm., u bath, nice yard.
Can assume 4h9 ist trust, Price
SlS,500. Call Mr.. (Dobbs) Do
browolski.
CAMPANELLA q CO.. REALTORS
5S9-S327 Ewes. JU. 5-S066
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-Almost
Q acres with older home, Ideal
for nursing home or church. Call
Mr.. Utz, VIII. 2-6503 or 940-7300.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
NEAR THE PLAZA--Brick Colonial,
3-bedrms.,. table-space kit. 1st-
floor powder rm., full bsmt., COW
cred patio. $15,950. Call 949-
1900.
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave
Evening star., 1963-05-30

cHEVERLY - 3-bedrm., im-bath
home in excellent eond, w/break-
fast bar In kit. Tile bsmt. fir,
rear porch. walk 70 bus and
shoppins Only $4,000 and ter-
rifle terms. win trade.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
ALEXANDRIA
MARTIN

Is seen throughout this
contemporary kpllt-leyel, centrally
air. conditioned. IL offers three
bedrooms. separate dining room.
one full bath and two Y baths
plus ilreplAeea In the living room
and finished rec, room Picture
your daughter IN her Gown 10 the
prom ~ she gracefully deScends
70 the living room from the over.
looklnS baisonl ~ noV9' ena you
menta Of Slln. call today.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Shannon & Luchs

IOlldllllOll " huNllD
REALTORS SINCE 1905
GARRETT PARK ESTATES, 4gOt
lge. pAneled den, Wv. carpets
air conditioner. Liv. rm.. din. rm
schools. Principals only. $4,000
GARRETT PARK = contemporarl
brk. and redwood home on largt
wooded lot. natural brk, firepl
In hv. rm., 4 bedrmsa baths
rec. rmY call 70 see, a4o.4434
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
GAITHERSBURG
AND UPPER COUNTY .
BUNGALOW, 8 bedrms.. garags, Y
sseTeSo porehes' hot-Watsr heat
coT'fAoE IN THE GROVE. 2 bed.
rms, mrge liy. rm. with firepl.
SEP, din, rm., hot-water heat
BARoAIN-3-bedrm. rambler, larg,
lot. trees. fenced yd., city water
and sewer. SiB,7bO.
2.SrORY. 4 bedrms,, y baths,
O. luxe, modern hit. fenced I'd
BIO OLDER COLONIAL. 2 acres. 4
bedrmsa den. 2 baths, eenter-hall
entrance. lge. din. rm., trees and
flowers, garage. barn. $4,000.
=
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BEMIS, BRAID
a. LANGDON

$500 HOWARD AVE. KENsfNoToN
CALL BfD.0gO0 ANYTIME
Evening star., 1963-01-06
ROOMS, UHFURNIsRED

UNTURNIsHED ROOM for aulst
mlddle.sIsd woman Upper NV,
section. Call 723.10be.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
ROOMS FuRR-S.E..s.W.

BRANCH AVE. sE. - Gentleman.
lEe. I'm, Aeml-pYt. bath cony,
transa pvt, home bs3-t Bs0,
LOVELY BEDROOM ~. in DUPLEX
apt. Private entrance, uuiCt nelEh-
borhood, refrigerator N desired
~ VIZ Gentleman only, with rel
Lu. 2-s70p, 2726 Port Baker dr. ss,
ROOM In private home VIII ae.
eept one small child Pref Gov.
worker or unemp. b4T-TRh7.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

HIATT PL. NV, ACES. mr.. PARK
I'd. and l6th-Effic., also 2 bed
rm. MANAGER. Apt 2, RA. 6-e44s.
hilltop HOUSE. corner 18Th. I47b
Euclid 81. NV. Embassy Row. city'g
center at park. Excel trsnsuo-t
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

'F-c"h;o'iour disease which
N'''> "s"ie swine past wcanIus'
age 'nuu any other smllc dis-
''se. Aulhuritics estimate IL
'.s' I. >. swine producers oy-
20 million last y,ur.
Tie cost ls hikcd by tho fact
N'' ''"Vvn countries rciu4o
our p"ik rycauao uf tho hop
'h".'ia problem mere. Tlc dis
''s' Is a very lcgl barrier be-
tween domestic hog pru,u crs
'hl Il potential pork export
market wr,oh some Sl5.3 mil
'!fn icr N,"..
Because hey had no other
c-uiro, producers at one time
nan I" live with r.. cholera
Then effective control meas
..os be- II To- bc devised. They
aDIp.d - stem IN, tjcp O., hr.
deaths.
a.,
- &c t"''kefi IN our
80. "''">"S nav" stopped
.,,, ~ 'O'u. '.h'foi now.
, -, ~ "'io N 'helr No-apu-
'S ,''''H u dNiEauon.
C"'''"' - ,'"'i'peu u'e oiS"aSe
o', eT''''o'O'S' 20 can we.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

That in 1860, North Carolina
was 9th from the bottom Of
College age students in college
and that il was 9th from the
bottom in per capita income?
Do you know:
That there are over 400
Community Colleges in the
United States and that the
State of Mississippi has "a,
Florida has 20 and Californi
has 50?
Do you know:
What courses offered at the
Community College will de-
pend on what subjects the
people OF this area want to
study?
Dc you know:
Technical courses such as
welding, plumbing, air condi-
tioning, and 7. v. mechanics
will be offered if the people
of this area want it?
Do you know:
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
N. c. NickeLs Add up
To Chicken Feed

"NiCkclS are chicken feed"
This o.d comparative phrase
doesn't have ITS intended
meaning with poultrymcn cx-
Cypt when tho niCkclS spoken
ti arc those that 20 into puut-
Try and other agricultural rr-
search through North Caro-
iIna'S NiCkclS fCI Know-HoW
program.
Feed is the Tar Heel ppul-
tryman'S largest expense. He
constantly looks Ion ways tu
cut this cost. And. al the same
TINE, nc attempts to supply hls
birds with diet that sill r.-
su.t in a top-quality product.
One way the puultrym ~
goes about this IS through his
contribution 10 the EICkclS for
knuw-How prog am. BY glv--
ing Il nickel To- research with
each ton OF feed or fertilizer
hC buys, the fa m,r Is sup
porting II. CaryA "a n IN Cr-
eliza State.
''''"''A ~ ',''N rtN'a' ch arc
''>.' =" '''' P,""UC,. ]"
' ,'C ,'''' 'i ne" hi!'"l'"Gh'
'''' f''''N lS"R' !" use" 70 pr
ftHHI,. q
"''' 3, "''''' F'"""'' an" pL'-
~, - i''"'' CS''''ii''Saiiy.
N'Iht'a LUNGS were u@yd ''
l"pP',' ""'" una, ."''iia "'-
u" - acc" C'"S'di III u q "
-, |" "' Il sH'.'."1'''E NuD-
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
/ Tabor City FHA Officers
named degrees awarded

Thr Tabor City Chapter Of
o.. Future llUnCmaEcrS held
their installation and i.itia-
ton "n Tu,#'ay, Octaa"r /.
The new utn cas- installed
were "a follows:
President - Vivian Ora
niger
Vice rrcsiicnt-Brcnda
Cox
Secretary - Doris Turbc-
riilr
Treasurer - Kay SoIcS
Reporter - Merlin Fowl
rar!iamCntarian Linda
Spivey
Rscrcationdi icadcr-Pam
C!cmnons
Pianist - Win0na Cox
Historian - Linda Gra-
niger
Al ule installation meeting
'he m"th,.s were recognized
and Junior and Chapter du-
yr,cs were gwen to the air;s
who had worked for them
TIE girls who were given
Junior degree certificates were
ry follows: Johnnie Bullard.
Pam CIcmmors. Alice Cribb.
Shirley Faux. lean Gaskin
Jordan Bore. Lana Spivcv.
Linda Craiuprr. Palsy Uardcn
Mar. Helen thousand. Linda
Ph.pps, Frances Saryiy. KAY
Su!cy. Doris TurDcviIlc. and
Judy Watts.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
ARCHIE II. SELLERS. JR.

JAMES CONNALLY AFB-
TcX.-Sccond Lieutenant Ar
chic II. Sellers Jr. Of Conway,
5. C.. has entered United
States Air Force navigator
training here.
Lieutenant Sellers. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Sellers Sr.
of Rt. >, Conway. will rccciv"
radar and celestial navigation
training in Air Force T-2y
Flying Classroom" aircraft.
He will be awarded the silver
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
MRS. J. R. Gore

Mrs. Frances (Fannic) Russ
Gore, 20, oIcd Thursday in
the LDriS Community Hospit-
al.
Funeral services were held
al : p. m. Sunday al the
Simpson Creek Primitive Bap-
tiSt Chur.h, with intcrmcnt in
The Carter Cemetery.
Mrs. Gore was born in Hor-
~ County. daughter of the
late Lucian and Mary ANA
Carte Gore. She was twice
married. first to Zack Russ.
who died in 1910. Survivors
are one son, Jennings Russ of
Norfolk, Va, and one daught-
cr. Mrs. Pink GanuS of Loris.
Her second marriage was tO
John r. Gore, vino died in
1912. Survivors are one dau-
"hter. Mrs. Tom Britt, Alex
dnuiId, va, i've SlcpdduSnt-
crS, Mrs. {. Il. RCaveS and
Mrs. Alton King OF Loris, Mrs.
=. s. Todd of Conway, Mrs.
Eva Mae MishOc, Wilmington.
n. c, and Mrs. w. r. KitsUn.
Glenn Rock, n. j.; five step
sons, L. ID. Gore, Pompanp
Beach, Fla. j. BurniS and
Jake Gore of LoriS, J. r. Gore
Jr.. AlbCmarlc, n. c., and
James w. Gore. Indian Head,
Md. Three sisters. Mrs. J. z.
Blanton, Lumberton, N. c.,
and Mrs. LcSSic Cox and Mrs.
Jim MiShoc of Loris and one
brother. Nathan Shelley, Will
mingtOn.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

Ioris or Mrs G. f. (Audyl
Spi,rv Hnx 237 IurIs if they
are Interested IN = cl.ys re-
uuiun
Vrlnna James. Lily Me
rI.p,.u Hen. lcIeY Gerald
lr,. Mills. Helen Gore Lp-
.,un Hnucrs. lrcur Cox, Viz
.inia Wood. Ehcubcn Bella
my. Iris King. Gcna V. Carter.
TNrmas finn. Rrbl Gilmorr.
FInysrr UarIr,. Ruby Uardcr.
El.ir, HiIburu Vlr.juia Mills.
Icon. Leigh. CAROLYN HoImrs.
Dan Jordan. MARY Lou Todd.
AiuhJ,uS Bcntou: I.loyd Gore.
Glssir Ann Todd.
CaroIvn Watson. Ruby Ger
.ld. I.rn.uia FluNd. Cty,i.
I!ardrr. Jack Cox. Mary Flor
cncC lIlrdcc. Emma DrllC
Prince, James Lewis. Mildred
FIavd. Plrbv Cox. Lucille
Eoyd. Louise Royd, Billy
Hcnifurd. Junior Stanley,
Pearl Prince; Lcamon Todd.
Maurice Graham. Lille Ruth
Owens. Lavcrnc Roya. =,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

completion of the course.
The lieutenant, who receiv-
ed d b. S. degree from the
University of South Carolina,
WAS commissioned upon COM
plction of the Air Force Re-
serve Officer Training Corps
program there. He also at
tended Clemson College.
His wife, Patricia, is the
daughter Of MIR. anu Mrs. Jes-
Sc A. Branton of Rt. 4, Con-
way.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

in
Action
~ WALLACE PARKER
~. {. Farm Bureau F.a,,.,;.-

Once the nations lc3d;p,
kil.er Of hos or.uy"s n victim,
the hapleSS animals death is
almost q Certainty
About three days after +,
strikes a hog. y,u can tell it,
Il work. rs too .aty then "a
90 anything. The animal poo-
OF feed. stagg,rs about runs %
hlgh fever. and may have ,yc
discharges. Tail and ears
d "op. II win prou.u,y tc dead
within four 10 ton days attcr
these S.gns ,ppcar.
This j. hog cholcra--a high
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16

DoDo you know:
That a student a. Com
munlty College can attend for
approximately $4,000 d year
tuition and that il cost up TO
Sl5OO.OO-S2OO0,00 - send d
child to Il private college?
Do you know:
The State Of N. c. will paw
approximately 65" of the cost
OF Community College?
Do you know:
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
~ T. w y for truck owners
who need a new one now

Chevrolet truck engines-fours, skies;
VS's.
Stronger frames. Every conventional
1864 Chevrolet truck has ladder-type
frame. This type is more resilient, better
able to give with the load and terrain.
Its simple design also makes it easier to
mount special bodies on the truck. Its
riveted side rails are stronger.
Greater model selection. This time
you're going to find it simple matter to
pick the exact type of Chevrolet truck
for the kind of work you do. In delivery
trucks, for instance, in addition to regu-
lar panels and pickups, we have eleven
different sizes of ready-made walk-in
vans, some with fuil-width rear doors.
Quality and value. Chevrolets today
are lot more truck than your money
bought the last time, and yet the price
tag is just about the same as or years
ago. Call your Chevrolet dealer for infor-
nation or for a demonstration.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-16
Things Chevrolet has developed
since the last time you bought to
give you more for your money:

SsS JoS "os so' yO" "ofCys
DoubIe-wa!I construction. This fea-
turc of Chevrolet cabs and the Fleetsde
pickup body has two advantages Insula-
ton and sound d-dcadenng material is
sandwiched between the two layers of
steel in the cab TO give you more comfort
III the body, the lower inner wall acts as
buffer against load damage, preserving
the outer appearance Of the truck.
Suspension to fit the truck. Conven-
tional half and three quarter ton models
have independent front suspension with
variable rate coils in the rear. Variable
rate coils do not bottom out as readily.
Mediums and heavies have I-beam
suspension with variable rate leaf springs.
1t automatically stiffens as the load
increases vice versa. 1t means a
smoother, fiatter ride regardless of load,
a better handling truck.
The right engine. Chevrolet never has
been in better position to give you the
type and size you need for maximum
efficiency. Today there are many diff
ferent capacities of gasoline and diesel
The Republican., 1963-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Teets
Of Aurora. w. Va, celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary with a
buffet dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs George Stuck, Sec
ond st. Oakland
The couple Was married at
Beedsville, w. Va, April 23, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teets are the par
ents of four children, Earl Teets,
Aurora, w. Va; Glenn Teets of
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. William
&. Smith of Oakland; Mrs. George
Stuck of Oakland They have eight
grandchildren
About 40 friends and relatives
helped the couple celebrate.
Mr.. Teets taught school in Pres
ion County for 50 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn TeetS from
Washington, d. c., were also cele-
hrating their Silver anniversary.
The Republican., 1963-05-02

Austrians reelected President
Adolf Schaerf, 73.
The Republican., 1963-05-02
Annapolis News
by Martha /. GIotfeIty

Few people know the scope of
bills introduced and passed in a
session of the Legislature Natural
IS, all bills introduced do not
even get out of the committees
tc which they were assigned for
discussion. This year, | believe
about fifty percent we're passed,
with the number finally signed in
TO law by the Governor still un-
decided.
| thought readers Of this paper
would be interested in the subject
matter brought cut in Would-bc
legislation
The following list shows this
ercat variety; topping the list was
budget of S6O6 million dollars
for the states fiscal affairs Otter
we're: Bills concerning assessors,
state employees, wage attachments,
cats. dogs. alcoholic beverages, Ii
cenSing OF peddleiS, civil marriage,
workmen's compensation, trucks,
insurance laws md codes, seat
belts, sales taxes, banks, loan COM
panies, Savings and Loan associa-
tiCns, pardoning cf criminals, sale
and use of firearms, fishing and
hunting laws, bows and arrows,
guns. colleges, roads-state and
county: harness and horse racing,
junk dealers, libraries. Orphans
court, judges. fire companies, zon-
ing and planning, minors, vandal-
ism, juvenile delinquency, hospit-
ais, nursing homes, sanitary COM
missions, optometrists, swimming
pools, public service, wills, trusts,
inheritance taxes, eXtradition, re-
tirement systems, chiropractors,
veterinarians, public accommoda-
tions, urban renewal, sherilfs-
salaries and duties; States At
The Republican., 1963-05-02

Get complete car care now ct
CASSELMAN MOTOR where
work is expertiY done from the
cleaning of the first SPARKLING
to the final road test!
The Republican., 1963-05-02
Swunton Student Among
Those To Be Honored

Curtis Allen Rhodes, of Swan
ton, student at West Virginia uni
versity, Morgantown, will be
among five students to be honored
today, May 2.
Rhodes is one of five students
in the college of commerce termed
outstanding. The speaker for the
occasion viii be DR.. Marshall A.
Robinson, dean of the University
of Pittsburgh graduate school of
business. The meeting is to be
held at 7:30 p. m, in Armstrong
hall. The talk, open to the public,
will honor members of Beta Gam
ma Sigma, national commerce
honorary.
The Republican., 1963-05-02
Law Day Is Observed

Editors Note: On May l the ma
ton observed Law Day, U.S.A.,
designated by the Congress to
foster a deeper respect for and
understanding of the rule of law
as the foundation of Amekican
life and government
This is the sixth year for OBJ
serving Law Day 1t was inaug-
urated in 1858 by proclamation of
President Eisenhower and has
been observed each successive
year with the full support of the
Chief Executive and of Congress.
The detectives of Law Day are
thrcc-fold first, il is designed to
foster deeper respect for the law
by teaching how laws serve all
The Republican., 1963-05-02

citizens; second, tc encourage re-
sponsible citizenship by demon
strating that individual rights and
freedoms involve individual obliga-
tons; and third, to promote ma
tional strength and unity by re-
affirming faith in the rule of law,
as the foundation stone of Ameri-
can life and government, and as
The Republican., 1963-05-02

SSl NOlll kJiCtC NHi Seli = NV
CASSELMAN MOTOR where
work is expertly done from the
cleaning of the first SPARKLING
to the final road test!
CHEVROLETS
1862 Corvair 700 a Door-Pow-
erelide, 1902 engine.
1861 Chevrolet Impala 2 Door
Hardtop-V3, automatic.
1861 Chevrolet BeIair a Door
V8, Powerqlide.
1861 Corvair 7G0 4-Dr-PoWer-
glide.
1861 Corvair Mona Coupe - a
speed trans. Sharp.
1859 Chevrolet Biscayne a Door
V8, Powerglicie.
1859 Chevrolet In1paIa q Door
Hardtop - va, PowergIide,
power steering.
1858 Chevrolet seIair 4 Door
V8, Powerslide.
1856 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door
VS., straight shift, over
drive.
1858 Chevrolet 2lo 2 Door Hard
top-Power9lide.
DODGES
1860 Dodge 2 Door-V8, auto
matte trans, one owner.
1860 Dodge 2 Door Hsrdtop-e
cy., auto. One owner, 49,
900 miles.
1855 Dodge 2 Door Hardtop -
V8, automatic.
OLDSMOBILES
1856 OIds q Door Hardtop-V3,
automatic trans, power
steering.
FORDS
1858 Ford Station Wagon-V3,
standard shift.
1858 English Ford 2 Door-Four
cylinders.
1856 Ford Station Waeon-4 DR..
V8. Automatic. Air condi-
toned.
1855 Ford Crown Victoria Hard
top-V8, automatic.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Republican., 1963-05-02

torneys, trial magistrates, slot ma
chimes, pharmacists
Oyster laws, police, testament
itary law, driving schools, school
bus, Rocklish, vital statistics, ver-
diets in civil cases, county jails,
state purchasing, moving pictures,
bomb threats, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. TideWater Fisheries Com
mission, unemployment insurance,
mental institutions, prisons. civil
defense, aged persons, marriage,
milk, former governors, economic
development tralers, Insurance
rates. vocational schools. public
welfare, land installment contracts,
narcotics, Register of Wills, cleo
Iticn laws, jurors, psychiatrists,
judgment liens, dredgcd material
in Chesapeake Bay temporary dis
ability Of a Delegate, restaurants,
commitment of insane persons.
State aid to education, Board of
Education, boxing and wrestling,
Southern Interstate NuclCar Com
pact sterility, farm vehicles,
Friendship Airport throwing trash
on property, real estate commits
sion, peoples court, quail, deer,
opossum, coons, coffee and cereal
dairy mixtures, East-West high
way, milk products, taxis, body
boOting "a form of hunting, debt
management diaDetic ice cream,
veteran bonus, water milfoil, de-
tergents, fortune telling, plumbing
and building codes, c. and o.
Canal, geese, State Adjutant Gen
eral, physical fitness, Park and
Planning Commission.
Free hunting and fishing prjvi-
leges for service men, school age,
kindergartens, falcons, post-gradu-
ate fellowships, silent meditations
in schools, University of Maryland,
other scholarships graduated in
come tax, Fall-out shelters, labor
relations, livestock, Metropolitan
Transit Authority, handicapped
children, shore erosion districts,
shoplifting, crab dealers, building
permits, telephone service, roads
and streets, bail bonds, auction
sales, ringing of bells on the 4th
Of July, central licensing board,
political posters, fire alarm sys-
TEN. electrOnic devices on auto
mobiles, storage of underground
gas. general alarm system, con-
vcntionS, business conspiracy, vot-
cr's cards, community swimming
pools, used car clubs, wage and
hour laws, Department of Forests
and Parks, manslaugher by auto
mobile, pensions of judges, pen
sions for members of Legislature,
equal pay for women sealing of
commercial documents, retail in
stallment sales, rabbit and small
game, primary elections, criminal
convictions, strip mining laws,
highway speed limits, persons
arrested. safety codes,
weight laws on highways public
defender system, railroad en-
Eloyecs, air pollution, fertilizers,
a1esthesiology BARRIERS, railroad
mergers. blackbirds, and conflicts
of interest.
You can Judge for yourself the
of work a good Legislator
is required to do The reading of /
TINS subject matter is a tremendous
Job in Itself Perhaps we should /
all ask ourselves, DO we really
need or want such Big Govern
ment?"
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