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bY OWNER-M0deFn. ranch style;
nr. Shirley freeway: 3 bedrms..
sep. din. rm., frepl., lge. brk. ter
race. ls-aere wooded lot; pvt. lake
faeils. Sl3,95O; FHA or military
about SIS. GlenvieN S-a46a-
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6es. .000- -B1HAMH WHITF- AZ

rambler on hiii with cool Trees: Trees:
estate-sixe grounds, and every
thing from game room to silent
Light switches. cHAs. CARROLL
CARTER. CR. 3-9700: ewes, cR.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
S ACRES

- AOnGO
Delightful 2-bedrm. rambler with
glass-enclosed breezeway and ga
rage. set on q hilltop under tower
ing oaks. Excellent location Of fine
homes with privilege OF beautiful
private swimming pool. A real
glQ5OO
Evening star., 1957-08-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. heated with ofices
and toilets. Zoned light industrial.
5000 50 IT. MONTGOMERY Co., Md
Box 452-L, Star.
3.200-sd. 1T. zoned
light industrial. once: 2 separate
toilets deal for small manu-
facturer. SlS5 mo-. MONTGOMERY
Co.. Md HA. 7-7272.
1900 SO. FIT. on . floors, with
6,000-ft. parking adjacent. Bldg.
fronts on two streets: SO New
York ave ne. Recently recondi-
toned. Available Immediately. Ii.
7-T4OO. LA 6-I31B
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WAREHOUSES WAITED

NE. OR NV. PREF, end CONNER
cial required. consider 1000 to
1000 So. it.. left. ceiling mini
mum. concrete floor. loading plat
form, washroom facilities park
ing. RE. 7-306l or JU. 9-0OS7.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

LEASE. NE. SECT. D.C.-4.OOO It.
or more l-story bldg, drive-in
door: enclosed I'd. BIO. siding
or add to existing bldgs. to suit
tenant. HE. asses.
Is-ACRE YARD, fenced: $3.50 mo.
Riyerdale. Nd; mr.. ERGO. A. II.
SEIDENSPINNER, WA. 7-10l0 or
WA. 7-46DS.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

STORE In small hut very active
shopping center al Kamp wash
ington, Fairfax, Virginia. Approx.
lnx0O, with ample parking. Fast
est-growing section. $3.50 includ-
lng heat. Ewes. and Sun, RA
sOl KENNEDY NV, facing Mis-
souri, ave.--Ofiice or any business
use. Heat furn. AUERBAcH a. CO.,
DI 7-850i, TU. 2-SSS0.
ADMINISTRATIONS in coml. area,
suit. for repair shop, with liy.
quarters. $3.50 mo. OWNER, RE
1-2lbO: ewes, OIL. 2-1OS7,
=. CLARENDON AREA
MoDERN---AIR-C CONDITIONED
lllO N Highland, 3Ox00; full
basement and mazzanine
1000 N Hartford, 2Ox00,
1904 N Hartford, 30x90, with
OWNER, u. 7-t400, la. e.lsls
ALAnAMA d6Isa a, AND AND Pa, Pa: a AVE; ~ ST.. lG..
and Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co Call 10. b-35O0.
I 700 SO. FIT. AIR-coNDIT1oNED
LARGE MODERN Sc SHOPPING
SSbNgEh Sc. g.dise. IoNo-TERM LEASE
1927 GA. AVE. N.W.-s2x1s; fun
bsmt suitable for any business;
cony transp, across Walter Reed
HOSP For further details, Mr..
L. r. TURNER, Realtor
GOO 9TH 81. s.w. ME. s-O4O0
LARGE CORNER STORE
VIII Improve 70 suit Tenant
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
fc0NTiAillEDl

GERMANT9WN AsEA62 acres. 3,
acres with lovely high view at
Sl6, 500. BARBARA O.. ROSS.
Broker Darnestown, Nd. PO.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
LOTS, ACREAGE iOr SALE

APT. LOTS. prime area. excel, DO.
tentials for other use, 2637 u
e640 Naylor road Sc. corner Of
Good Hope road. Square 1851
May. trade for houses, D c., Nd
or Va owner OIL 4-33Sl or Po
Box 4512, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla
NV. WOODED CORNER LOT, In
controlled close-in location AZ edge
Of Rock Greek Park. Reasonably
priced RA. 3-a2;i3.
DESIRABLE CORNER. west Of
American y, mr.. LouRhboro I'd.
WO. 6-2637.
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C0L0RED = 4-FAMILY FLAT in
Sc; all i-bedrm. apts.: full bSmt'.
pvt. entr. Annual rental, $4,000.
Very reas. dn. payt. Call ANA
COSTA REALTY Co. 2246 MINI.
ave. Sc, LU. 1-O705. LU. 1-6572.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
SPRINcTIELn-ovner ViII

ENROLMENT nov going on ct the
new Dennis O'Conneli Catholic
High School. williamsburg Jr.
High and Tuekahoe Elementary.
and then take possession at the
all-brk.. 46-ft. raneher. Lge. liv.
rm.. fireplace, sep. din. rm.. 3
big bedrms.. family-size kitchen;
extra nice lots with fruit trees ga
lore. A big basement, too. Let's
set your opinion Of our apprais-
ins q $500 JE; 3.2o93. VIM.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
MONEY TO LOAN
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN . 81
bedrm., 1la-bath home, with q
business that will pay for your
home. located on the waterfront at
45 min. from downtown y. G,
Phone OWNER, University 7-S9pl
for details.
OWNER MOVING, sell at cost .
lots, newly built but unfinished /
rm. colt, cleo; $3.50. CHI. S-73O4.
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN brick home
on Nomini Greek, Va; 3 bedrooms,
3 baths, spacious Lying room, din
ing room and kitchen. 3-car ga
rage, 3 acres Of ground, wharf
and auxiliary buildings; good fsh-
ing and huntins; excellent for
children and retirement. Gh,0nu.
Call Greenwood @-2642. HARRY
BULLS. Hague, Va.
(continued on Next PsgO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
icoNTlNUEpl

LYON PARK, si2.aSO-This is a
nice home for children. / block
from school; excellent neighbor-
hoo,di: near snoppins o. center Hsa,,r and
full basement; hot-water heat.
GEORGE BRuMBAcK. IA. =
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CONTENTMENTl

PICTURE YOURSELF"
In this bungalow with its cozy liv.
|rm., fireplace, kit. breakfast nook,
/. bedrms., bsmt.. hot-water heat;
|det. garage; 25-ft. porch: closed
yard. Near bus and shops. Only
AL SMITH REALTY
XII. e-6662 Ewes, JE. 2-0454
Evening star., 1957-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
BEST BUY
IN OUR
BOOK

~. Charming 0 stSne:sndtrame e, ,a ram.
ing trees: 3 bedrms.. full bsmt., all
elec. kit. Priced at S14.95O; only
81 900 down. Immed. occupancy.
Call today.
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
Evening star., 1957-08-30
4 ACRES

Peacock Hill" Is an older home
Of Colonial lines IN q lovely setting
near Mclean. suitable for those
desiring space and charm OF the
past. adaptable TO requirements OF
me present Seldom found and .
Evening star., 1957-08-30

WOODLAND PARADISE with cool.
country living surrounds this long,
low custom brick rambler with
EVERYTHING. 3 oversize bedrms..
. full tile baths, sep. din. rm.,
money-Savins Dashboard heat. full
valk-out bsmt; y acre and Ice.
cor. lot. S22.s5O. Ist TRUST.
$4,000. We DEFY you to beat this
one. .. O. oERAcHIs CO., JE.
a-2314.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
1S.FT- II RAM6TFR on IsT7s- Law

d5-FT. RAMBLER on large. level
and shady lot. 3 bedrms., liv. rm.
with firepl and sep, din. rm. Fuiiy
equip. kit. with birch cabinets and
irepl and full bath. Lge. wood
windows and outside entrance for
rec. rm. Close to Westover shop.
center and schools. For sale BY
OWNER AND BUILDER. S22.950.
Wash. SlSdi turn DOs0 South aH1Is on NieROs 4O.
las st. and continue 3 blks. to
l4th st. and house. COOL N.
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ARL.-FALLs cHuRcH-FAIRrAx
Retiring?

THIS haven fits q pattern for re.
tirement or Just down-to-earth liv-
ing enjoyment Showplaee. split
level picturesque rambler with that
blue ribbon look both inside and
outside. Enjoy the beautiful grounds
with year-round paintings and
landscaping on high-level knoll. On
private dead-end street, which with
distant panoramic view on large LOT
makes the setting Of this home un-
surpassed. From the , twin-sise
hedrms.. "a baths. 24-ft. wide
hoor-to-eeling brick wall In liv. rm
and din. rm. birch kit. neatly I'm
ished elubrm. in pine paneling. Ia
the reclining and entertaining patio
and carport and other flne appoint
mentS. And " you are q discerning
person this home with al its simple
loveliness and charm will leave you
with that home dream FULFILLED
Priced for action AZ S26.g50 and
q huge 41zes loan may be assumed
with $4,000 TO $1,000 down. Call
IA. 1860 for appointment.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
LIVING ROOM
2OX3O

With picture window. adjoin-
ing an elevated open patio
overlooking scenic country
side. Dtstinctively and
charmingly decorated. this
home also possesses one OF
the most beautiful interiors
found anywhere in the Vir-
ginia area 3 commodious
bedrooms, 2 full baths.
formal dining room. huge
dellghtfully equipped kitch-
en- including nook for clothes
enclosed csrport plus base
ment workshop and utility
room. On a sweeping half
acre with 200-ft. frontage.
Flexible financing so don't
miss seeing this extraor-
dtnaFv home today.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINoToN-AURoRA HILLS
sSsS and Non Il s0'i' SsSa Sssqnsa, sat- sH1 fuli
baths. liv. rm. 14x22, din. rn,,
mod. kit, lge. screened porch, full
basement with rec. rni. S24:950:
rd. to S. 23rd ST.. left to Joyce.
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3 ACRES

Fenced pasture for horses with
2 bedrms. and 2 baths. separate
din. rm.. transferred colonel SELL
ms ior immediate occupancy at
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ACRE

''WoodSide' e''--Lovely new large
brick Southern Colonial bi-level
with 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, 2-car ga
RAGE, wide terrace and porcheS
with sweeping view, on 7-aere lake
with swimming and ishinR Ex-
cellent location of fine homea. All
this for S33 300.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
SMITH a DONNELL. IA.
REALTORS. ia. 7-ss17.

CHARMING 2-bedrm. rambler on
wooded q acre on eul-de-sac near
Vienna Lee pine-paneled liv. rnl.
with 6-ft. fireplace. porch with
outside grill built into chimney.
reell-landscaped lot EaraRe. S16.-
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Rambler

On " Acre With Trees
with 3 nice bedrms.. full bsmt. with
ground-level entT. Take over Oi
loan at SOS payts. only. $4,000.
with very quick possession,
Evening star., 1957-08-30
I.BEDRM.. 3-BATH BRICK RAM.

3 H-1EDKM., 3-BAIH BRICK KAM-
bLER with full bsrt., rec. rm.
neishborhood. sure enoush made
to order for large family Ele-
mentary and junior high schools
nearby: excel bus and shopping
facilities close. De luxe kit. with
table space. sep. din. rm-, al-ft.
liv. rm. with firepl IT'S all
here. and the price Is $26,590.
Let's 80 and see 1t noWi PARKER.
SMITH a DONNELL. IA. 1851.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

CHARM IN PINE RDGE-H beau
tiful home in q prime commu-
nifty: 3 bedrms.. l "a baths. lovely
garage. Ali this on I-acre we'll
landseaped lot Priced at only
S26. 500. LYNN REALTY. KE.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

tOUDOUN COUNTY-Lse. s-room
home with ? full baths. on 4 acres
in beautiful section Of county. in
Ashburn. 2 miles south of Rte
q. about 25 mi. from D. c. WAL
TON SAFFER. Leesburg. Spring
Evening star., 1957-08-30
YOU GET nv T0N1T0TS a;

the blue ribbons. This owner leaves
an extensive garden. vegetables,
bedrm. home, newly dec. and Q
new furnace. garage with shop and
storage space. S14.950. HOLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy, KE.
Evening star., 1957-08-30


FARM. SO acres. open; seven-room
dwelling, III baths, full basement.
barn with stalls for six cows, two
horses; poultry house. machine
shed. Productive soil; plenty fruit
trees. grapes and berries; well
watered: shade trees. S16.5O0 for
quick sale; terms.
1855 acres mountain land; 40
acres marketable timber. Dwelling
200 years old, partly log. and in
perfect shape; original charm easily
restored. Ideal summer place and FOR
hunting lodge $1,000: terms.
so acres. 8 woods, well watered
and fenced. 2.OOO-ft. hard road
frontage. EiRht-room dwelling. elec-
tricity; garage. barn. other OUT
buildings. Three-room tenant house
50. .450; terms. Immediate posses
sion.
Miller Real Estate Agency
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CT DIAL rs STILL POSSIBLE oI

this attractive. very clean. 81
BEDRM. RAMBLER. and you can
get. immed. posi- 23-FT. LIV.
RM. WITH FIREPL.. 13-ft. sep.
din. rm., nicely equip kit. un-
usually good-sized bedrms close
trees: on quiet. deadoend street,
safe area for children. VA AP-
PRAISED. Sl6.5O0. Here's a real
deal for q buyer who can act
fastl PARKER. SMITH a DON
NELL. "a 7-6i6l. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
TERMS
isAPE TOpCi
KI. o-4222

4 Spacious Bedrooms
A bi-level. comfortable home Of
classic beauty. quiet: near schools
and z Corners: features 3 baths.
large living room. dining room.
plan. intercom system,
heat: carport, patio. large lot.
Directions: Arlington blvd. 70
Willston shopping center. turn left
on Patrick Henry DR.. to LeeSburg
pike, tRte. ~. turn left on Rte. z.
continue mi. to Aura Heights.
TINKLE PROPERTIES
OR SEE YOUR BROKER
Closed Sunday
IA. 5-1207 JE. 4-n3f5
Evening star., 1957-08-30
6sBATH. l7-TT. RAMRIER. on a5i

8sBATH. 45-FT. RAMBLER, on 95x
loft, shady lot. Modern elee.
kit. liv. rm. with fireplace. sep.
din. ,rm.. 3 Ice. bedrms., scr. porch.
fireplace in rec. rm., built-in ga
fage. walk-in entr. to full bsmt.
l blk. 70 Westover shopping and
schools. Conv. 10 bus service
1919 n Nicholas 81. on the corner
and open sign. Open daily till
pm, Call BUILDER-oWNER.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
COIiNTRY LIVING Yet cnIy .

COUNTRY LIVING - Yet only IS
minutes from d. c.. makes this
long n low rambling brick raneher
q must see" for those who want
elbow room. Entrance foyer. 16x
e6 living I'm. with fireplace. full
dining ri1.. all-electric kitchen
with table space, 3 twin bedrms
tmaster 15x1sl.. 2 tiled baths. den
With fireplace side screened porch
30 rec. rm. with fireplace. bedrm
and bath in full basement. GaraRe
ls0r20O level lot In handy Falls
Church location. Only S32 500.
Glebe I'd. IA. 5-0S0T
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CATiT.-1oUND ia Jun iTii oWNER 1sSi; n

CALI. .-BOUND OWNER wants In
ssneb.T s!anI sale ssaums On their cns low Rrs
CT loan. S110 includes taxes and
insurance. 3 nice bedrms., lovely
liv. rm., fireplace, kitchen with
eating space. studio basement
with picture window, powder rm.
This Is once-in-a-blue-m moon
listing. so see It today. JE. g.
2093: WM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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SHIPMATES ADD
TO ADVENTURE
or AFRICAN TRIP

Today's tip from a travel
expert:
Many people like to leave
the beaten track and to fall
in with others whose life
takes them to other parts
of the world" says Gouver-
neur E. Smith Of Cunard
Line. which also repre-
sents q number OF British
steamship lines not touch
ing these shores.
For the traveller with
plenty Of time to spare this
is my advice: Extend your
trip to Europe by taking a
passenger ship around AZ
RIGA. It's a regular service
so your fellow passengers
wiz be travelling with a
purpose. Sometimes, they
viii invite you to their
homes when they reach
their destination. The ships
usually stop long enough
at each Of some 20 ports to
give you q chance to ex-
plore such places as Zan-
zibar. the Cape Of Good
Hope and st. Helena"
Do You have = question
for . travel expert? Write
your query to the Travel
Editor Of The Star.
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strong drink. To be sure an
occasional celebrants could be
seen taking an unscheduled
siesta. But the fall-out rate
was but q fraction of what 1t
is on New York's Bowery Of q
summer evening.
And here again the police
show exemplary tolerance. The
sleepy celebrant gets q lift
home or a free bed for the night
in the local jail.
Surprisingly. the same faces
in the seething Sunday night
crowd turn up the next day
looking bright and fresh and
enjoying the more solemn Sec
ond day Of the independence
fiesta.
At 1880 am. Monday. some
10000 troops-reportedly one
third Of the Mexican army
began making their way over
a l0-mile route through the city
The entire route over beauti-
fully manicured boulevards was
lined with watchers, who
showed their appreciation Of q
particular unit here and there
with respectful but subdued ap-
plause. All in sharp contrast
to the night before.
Most Of the noise Of Mon
day was generated by fleets of
Mexican air force planes which
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tnan several appeared to retaiI
the old sacrificial spark.
zocalo, now framed by the
S75-year-oid Cathedral, the
governors palace and govern
ment buildings. began filing up
before shutdown with blanket
swathed Indians. BY IL pm
there was almost no standing
room left.
Promptly at 1.-THE hour
when Father Hidalgo cried out
against Spanish rule lat years
ago-there issued from the
crowd a multi-megaton roar OF
Viva Mexico" under a canopy
Of exploding fireworks.
From the square, scores Of
illuminated balloons i've feet
high vaulted into q night sky
saturated with the heavy brown
smoke Of fireworks.
This made the fireworks men
put aside their Roman candles
and go into action with the
tracer-type skyrockets. Then
aim was rarely more than a few
feet of their floating marx.
All this against a veritable
blizzard Of confetti, waving tri-
colcrs and rowing searchlights
This is the night the efficient
Mexican police look the other
way. OF the scene. one police.
man managed a masterpiece Of
English understatement wher
through cupped hands he
shouted into a reporters ear:
They really leeve it. up. ST.
For all the clamor there Is
surprisingly little evidence Of
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next vacation comes. You can
refresh the memory with pic
lures. Of course. but If it's q
really unforgettable moment,
you don't need pictures.
Think back--not just to the
last vacation but to one 10 or
20 years ago. What was the
unforgettable moment? To get
you thinking about it. I'll tell
you q few Of mine.
It was early morning. The
ship was slipping through the
Straits Of Messina-the Scylla
and Charybdis Of mythology
between Italy and Sicily. The
hills were so close you could see
the farmers working their crops
on the slopes.
I thought ] was alone on deck.
Then. suddenly. I heard sing
ing. A deckhand was singing
an Irish melody as he pitched
hay to some Egypt-bound cows
in their stalls on the lower deck.
The lowing OF the cows, the
homesick song Of q country boy,
the cool air Of the early MORN
ing and the green, green hills
so cloSe-all combined to make
an unforgettable moment.
\
Another early morning. An
other ship. The stewardess woke
me up. This ! must see, she
insisted. Still half asleep, !
stumbled on deck. The ship was
entering the harbor Of Cape
town. Suddenly. I was full
awake. Directly before me, ris-
ing abruptly from the city, was
q mountain--not peaked but
absolutely fiat. Table Mountain,
half shrouded in q stablecloth"
Of cloud. AS ! watched, the
cloud drifted away and the nat
mountain stood out in sharp
relief. I have never stopped be-
ing grateful to that stewardess.
! had already seen Victoria
Falls from the air, been duly
impressed by the cloud Of mist
that rose into the sky, the
sweep Of water falling into the
narrow gorge. Now ! was to
get closer, much closer.
With q Southern Rhodesian,
who had invited me to see the
falls by night. ! started down
q path. It grew sleeper and
sleeper. so steep that there was
nothing to do finally but slide,
clinging to rocks to slow the
descent. We reached a level
close to the rushing water. Now.
all around us. came q roar like
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see lights glowing on the big
ships in the harbor, ferries sour
rying back and forth between
the island and Kowloon on the
Chinese mainland. the dark sill
houettes Of the Chinese junks.
The lights were bright in
Kowloon but the necklaces Of
light drifted on into the dark
ness Of the hills beyond and
finally TO the hills Of Red
China.
Looking down. I saw blazing
red and blue lights Chinese
symbols in neon perched high
over shop fronts. It was cool
up there on the peak and
shipered, but not just from the
chill. Behind those lights and
the lights Of Kowloon,
thought, are a million refugees
from Red China. Beyond those
hills are pillboxes and bayonets
But the lights Of Hong Kong
are brave in the night.
!.
The unforgetable moment
doesn't have to come far FROM
home. 1t was the night after
Christmas. Flying over the
great city. I saw the glow OF
reds and greens. Like the
lighted branches Of a giant
Christmas tree, the streams OF
light stretched far into the
suburbs,
There. the Christmas lights
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new in symmetrical patterns
up and down the parade route.
Monday night the Mexicans
and a sprinkling of Norteamer-
icano touristas recaptured some
Of the spark Of the night before.
But nothing could fan the en-
thusiasm to the fire of Sunday
night. Nothing but next Sep
TENDER is.
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Historic Virginia
Featured on Tours

A fall series Of six-day motor
coach tours to Virginia. start
ing from Washington every
Sunday, has been scheduled to
continue through October 81.
The tours. conducted by
American Express, make q cir
cult through Yorktown, Will
liamsburg. jamestown, Rich
mond, Appomattox, Natural
Bridge, Lexington. Charlottes-
vile, Monticello. Swannanoa,
Ash Lawn and the Luray Cav
ems.
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10 subway trains racing to-
gether through q tunnel. The
spray washed my face as
looked UP and up at the falls
glistening white through the
black night. Fear swept over
me. fear Of the African dark
ness. Of the awesome power
Of the roaring falls.
The next day. in sunlight,
asked q cab driver to take me
back to the same place. He
wouldn't let me 60 down the
path. Too dangerous. he said.
=
Night over Hong Kong. From
the peak where / stood, I could
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|twinkled q welcome in the front
yards Of little homes.
The take-off was from New
York. ! was on my way home.
NEXT WEEK: The National
Geographic Society's vice pres
ident lists his travel moments
to remember.
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nourish memory until the
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GET UP. AND COZ
Every Traveller Has
Moments to | reosure
BY MIRIAM OTTENBERC

On every Trip there isor Should beOne high unorget-
able moment could be that first hreathless the
ocean, Or dance with perfect partner under the
Or scene Of nature triumphant Or Of stiffness
In q great cathedral
These the moments that noursh memory until the
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Mexicons Leeve 1t Up
In independence Fiesta
BY PAUL HANEY
star star Correspondent

MEXICO CTTY-This cityS two-day fiesta marking
Mexicos independence makes admittedly rioous New
leans Mardi 0ras like West Tensessee camp meeting
Upward Of 100000 last Sunday night swarmed in
zccao Square-the site Of human sacrifice centuries
pasor the explosive festivities And in that crowd
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FlRSTCLASS CITIZENSHIP
KEYN0TES baltimore MEET

Baltimore; Maryland - First
class citizenship for all citizens
of America was the keynote of the
43rd annual session of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity which convened
at Morgan College recently.
From the beginning of the first
session when Grand Baselius Her
bert E. Tucker, Jr., made his open
ing statement that the conference
would declare war on those who
would turn back the clock in Amer
lea and those who would keep per-
sons behind the iron curtain.
DR.. James Nabirt, Howard Uni
versity, spoke of how absurd it
was for the white people of Amer
lea to seek to break down the law
He said that if there was any
human being on earth who need
ed the protection of law and or
der, it was the white man, in
America. ANY breakdown of law
would certainly be detrimental 20
the white man in America" He
then would have the poor of his
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race to combat and certainly would
not be able to maintain his pres
ent position if there was no law"
The Howard professor also warned
Negroes that they must prepare
themselves for that freedom that
they have so long sought, lest
that very freedom destroy them.
Attorney Fred Gray told of tn
stiffness of the southern white
man in his efforts to circumvent
the decisions of the United States
Supreme Court. He had a ray
of hope and urged continued nom
violence, with a faith in God and
hope in the liberals of the country.
The Rev. Martin Luther King,
who received the 1856 award as
the outstanding citizen of the year,
called upon the members of the
fraternity to keep moving, with
their hands in Gods hand and their
eye on first-class citizenship. He
warned against the small progress
made and asked that no one think,
on attempt to think that the battle
had been won.