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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Goodfe||ow' S Game Nov. 20

tecred 10 handle ticket sales.
says la. Capizzi, Sports Commit.
tee Chairman Of the Goodfellows
ASK any policeman, anywhere
Or phone WO 2-57C0. extension
~ snd esk for 1t Charles Sch
wartz. and your tickets will be
delivered TO you. Reserved seats
are 50. 81 and 81
We're looking forward TO a
record attendance, "Capizzi add
ed. Because. all greater Detroit
is aoain responding MAGNIFICENT.
ly to this opportunity to see a
tremendous football classic and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
kuenn Named MvP

DETROIT - American League
batting champion Harvey Kuenn
has been voted most valuable
player on the Detroit club for
1859 by the Detroit Chapter of
the Baseball Writers Association.
kuenn will be awarded the Leo
Macdonell Memorial Trophy at
the Writers annual luncheon
meeting, December Is.
kvenn received II Of the ~
votes cast. Third bsseman Eddie
Yosf was second with eight votes
and Al ksline received four votes
for third in the baIIoting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
It's the All Star event.

The Old Newsboys GoodfelIows
Ugh School Football Champion
ship Games at Briggs stadium
Friday evening, November 90
matches the winners of the City's
Metropolitan League with the
winners OF the Parochial League
for the Detroit title.
An All Star performance by
the two top teams in their class.
that promises to be packed with
action for every minute of the
games.
An All Star audience. because
those who come to see il will be
playing a leading part in bring
ing Santa Claus to thousand of
needy Detroit youngsters.
And IL will bring stars 10 the
eyes OF many boys and girls for
whom the Holidays will be made
memberabIe by the great. hearted
Old Newsboys coodfelIows, spon.
sors Of the traditional annual
events.
This year, again, the Detroit
Police Department has volun-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

Thursday Cooley defeated
southwestern 80 for its
sixth straight victory for the
season.
IN contrast, the eastside race
VIII have to run another week
10 decide whether pacesettinp
Eastern, unbeaten but once tied
can outscore Pershing in a paw.
off match.
me first time Cooley had the
pail they marched AS yards in
eight plays to touchdown with
ied Bytnar slipping in from !
yard. In the second quarter w.
the ball on Southwestern's d.
Bill Kelly lofted a passed to end
Doug Roberts on the 6. Roberts
was hit, fumbled and Ken Bar.
get recovered the ball and dashed
into the end zone.
The Cardinals put the game
on ice with couple of fourth
period touchdowns with Harry
Mitchell connecting 40 yards to
Roberts and hitting Bytnar with
a l2-yard scoring pass.
Chadsey's $50 rout by second
place BEDFORD completely took
thcm out Of the title picture.
Troy Aliens 64-yard pass to
Maui shorten in the last four
minutes gave Northwestern a
~ win over Mackenzie. Macken.
zIe marked up safety in the
third quarter.
On the eastside, Pershing made
it five of six as Joe Benson
scored a times for a 1877 victory
over Northwestern. The 5'9', 100
pound senior ran for tbs of IS.
81, SO and 7 yards while Terry
Lucas and Ed Idyle made the
extras.
Ron Allen and John Stobbs
gave Northern a 1876 surprise
over Mumford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

scored - 80.
s. Third on Detroit club in
runs batted in at II.
AT % years of age, Kuenn has
been a Tiger for seven seasons
since joining the club at the end
CT the 1852 season for 10 games.
Since that time he has appeared
IN l,039 games with a lifetime
average of .3l4 second highest
among American League active
p players. His lifetime average
was raised .006 over 1858.
The former University of Wis
consin star signed with Detroit
in 1852 at the end of the school
year. He joined the Davenport
team and in 60 games at short.
stop posted $40 average until
brought up 10 Detroit.
For succeeding seasons Kuenn's
average and hit records read like
this: 1952-303, 200 hits; 1854
306, 20l hits; l955-.306, 100
hits; 1868 1876 hits; 1857
PIT, l73 hits; and 1958-319,
ITO hits.
Kuenn was a shortstop in col
lege and with the Tigers until
spring training in 1858 when he
was shifted to centcrfield. He
moved to right field in May Of
the 1859 season.
Kuenn was born and still lives
in West Allis. Wise. His wife is
the former Dixie Sarchet and
they have two children, Robin
Rene and Harvey Ill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
An-Star WRESTLING
Card AT Olympia

The greatest array of outstand-
ing wrestlers in modern mat an
nails will match holds and STRAIT
egg in the unprecedented one
night all-star tournament at the
Olympia Stadium Friday night
Gov. g..
Seventeen OF the foremost
championship contenders on the
North American continent NRill
engage in the ne,defeat- enmi-
nation series to select the next
opponent for u. S. heavyweight
title holder Dick the Bruiser.
The mammoth card will offer
sixteen bouts, with the first
match starting at 8 pm. The
early bouts will have a l5-min-
ute time limit, but the final
match will continue until one
Of the battIers is pinned or is
unable TO continue.
The grapplers will be fighting
for more than a shot at The
Bruiser's title. They will also be
bidding for almost $4,000 worth
of prizes--a special $500 purse,
a glittering $4,000 trophy and
the winners cut of the gate re-
ccipts.
Among the early favorites are
Angelo Poffo and Wilbur Sny-
der, both former us. titlehold-
ers; DR.. Big Bill Miller, the giant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

Second baseman Frank Boiling
received the award for 1858.
Among Kuenn's 1859 accom-
pllshments for 139 games were:
/. American ague batting
championship average.
2. Led league in hits - 1913.
3. Led league in doubles - AZ.
4. Led leagues right fielders
with a 1888 fielding average.
5. Tied for second in league
total bases - 28l.
q. Tied f'~ third in league in
triples 7.
Z. Fourth in league in runs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

at the same time your ticket
purchase makes your play a star
role in this games yourself
so. join the crowds at Briggs
Stadium on Friday evening,
November 20. You'll have big
time; you'lf help underwrite a
grand cause. NO KIDDIE WITH
OUT A CHRISTMAS, the idea
that spanked the Goodfellows as
years ago. II has won world wide
attention and proved an inspira-
ton that is bringing happiness
II oth"r children N other cities
throughout the land"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

His wild antics and side.splitting
routine on the court is an ex-
hibition no Canadian basketball
fans like to miss.
However. he Is an outstanding
player as wen. ''MeadowIark is
one OF the greatest pivot men
in the business" says Clarence
Wilson, veteran Trotter captain.
People don't realize il because
he's always making them laugh.
But in a close game, he's the
guy who usually comes through
with a crucial basket at the right
time. We get the ball to him, and
invariably he dunks II in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

students than previously, with
Marylanders accounting for 1873
per cent of the total population
as compared to 72.1' per cent
last year. Out-of-state students
account for 219 per cent of the
enrolment. while oversee stud.
ents, numbering Sc, account for
2.3 per cent of the enrolment.
Last year out-of-state students
accounted for 26 per cent of the
enrolment, and oversee students
for l.8 per cent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

Over one half the assets of The
University Of Michigan have
been obtained from sources 9th
er.than state appropriations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

The University of Michigan
has been awarded more National
Defense Education Act fellow
ships than yany other college or
university in the country. There
were III fellowships awarded
throughout the U. S., with IS 60
ing to UNI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

The University Of Michigan
conferred its first Ph.D. degree
in 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

Custom suites In new medical bldg
adjacent to Bradley shopping cen.
YET; fall occupancy: dense popu.
lat on high income area: mr.. hos
SWS1E'IasRrpo up0s nr.,rv
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rATH COUNTY. vA.-247 acres.
lge 7-rm pre-civi' War house
grazing land, pulD wood and
timbsr, Ice springs, river 'front.'
age. rgil fences. so. S-407l week
DAYS cfter 3 pm; any time sat.
and Sim
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coUMrPr PROPERTY
lcoNriNutp,
MANI BEAUTIFUL
LARGE TREES"

on this i-acre tract extending Il
lbQ-ft. frontage on Broad Run
This is a very inviting home; :
bedrms.. larse Nv, rm, with IRE.
place ceramic We bath. manl
spacious closets, You will apprc.
View tbrourh RG ss uoo c.sne are. aP :
Broad Run. bordering this proper.
". Boating and fshing; oil hot.
water heat; extra largo 2-car "a.
RAGE "a mi. 10 Washlngton. Cash
$4,000. Interesting terms on bal.
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VIE nEhLl m. cor
End COMMERCIAI.-21,4 400 SO. It..
close to Defense hwy, near WASH
ington Baltimore expressway; only
$4,000 cash. DOUG Ia. SMILEY
Realtor. RE. 5000.
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METZLER

24l7 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
rooms and bath. with parkin,
available S165 per month. Con
suit Mr.. Dick Taylor. IeRsin'
Dept. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV. Ma
S-234S.
TO SUBLET 9 furn. ONCE rooms
Conn. and K st. area. MA. S-Saa4
5 OFFICEs-Sgle. suite. LIST A
marking facils 1915 R. ]. ave-, Mt
Rainier. AP 1873.
IieD CONN. -AVE.--Air-eond mod.
ern office bldg. Up to 800 50. II
DoWD EN-. 2-7513.
1900 BLOCK WIS. AVE- room,
and Law. suit. for doctor, dentist
etc. Ho. 6-566l, EN-. 3-702l
I OR g UNFURNIsHED RMS. in
lawyers suite. Conn. ave. al
l. st, MA, S-SO50,
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lcoNIlhUEpI

.sslsss . ssn@.ss. as s5sias is3s
SCOTT, keaitor, ~, 0-07s0; y ewes
and Sun, u, B.37S0,
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White Colonial
Drastically Reduced
OPEN 1 TO DARK


zone Of the garden spots OF Airing
ton Co., Virginiai" Terrific shrubs
and paintings, plus lovely tree
make this SECLUDED vet CLOSE
outstanding white-brick coIonia
home. Lovely living rm. with co.
lonial fireplace. charming dininJ
m. with adjoining. huge, jalous
led porch; fully equipped kitchen
pius Step-down den or bedrm, an(
bath completes the LIST floor
second. floor has 3 twin-sized he'd
rms, terrific closet space. Hug
nagstone rear natio.
~ INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. tC
Glebe road. right to Old Dominion
drive Est. trafic light lei I,
KocS Spring road end left to rittiJ
ralls road. out Little Fails TO 1928
FOLLOW the METZLER Arrows"
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WAKEFIELD FOREST - BeAut
stone-front rambler. center hal
entrs lge. lily, rm, With fireplace
sep. din: ih bathsj attached
garaee and lge, level lot with
es SE R 12lE s 81 s.E4 H MILL
WE WILL BUILD on your lot from
lo'00y up n nearby ya; Finane-
wEsTOvER, ABE. 1859 N. Long
2-bedrm. brick Colonial; beautiful
lot, completely fenced, assume
siiI cR q $3.50 $500 open to . OF
WOODBRIDGE OWNER--immacu.
late equip 3-yr.-cld. 3-bedrm
split level. Pirepl., bsmt., h-aere
$iio pl,t.i sDart OF OK. 1 .SsSS''
wOoDBRID0E, Is min. Wash, via
shirley hwy, mr., .ouantico. BelvoiF
- split acre fenced,
redee'; $1,000 $50 p m p mo'
PLtI. $4,000 dn. or. l-4iOb'
w0ODBRIDGE--By owner, S.bed..
rm. rambler; equip, kit, dish.
washer. disposal. hrepl'. patio
conv. % ouantico. Ielvoir. Pents.
sonns 20 per mo. VA loan. or
4-EXU4.
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$3.50 Down

And s03 PER MONTH (int., prin.,
taxes. iHsD buys this immaeulsts
?-oedrm rambler. LOVELY Level,
LOT WITH TREES. Pull-doWn
sLalrw2y TO children's playroori
sHQKT WALK TO BUS. Call ia,
o-Io15 for appointment TO see
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LEEsBURa,vA.

DSAsefS va.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
owner retiring, will sell private.
owned grocery store with lnven.
tory and equipment, located or
main street. excel. opportunity foI
additional delieatessen and bak.
cry operation. Price. $4,000.
+. HARRY H. HUNTLEY
s sprlSs zss4e Ewes 5 EssiissE g,s ~
"RAPIDAN LODGE"-3 acres VIII
substantial S.room dwelling,
rooms fnished and substanfia,l,
furnished. Z rooms partially com.
pleted, electricity and natural gai
available, house wired, well nj
goor' overlooking Rapidan River
Eine smallmouth bass and othel
nshtng.. deer, turkey and small
game hunting. fine stretch q
river Tor swimming and boating
proximateiy 10 miles TO Freder.
lcksburg. 20 miles to Cuipepei
end 80 miles. TO Washington. Idea
for summer. home or hunting ane
fishing lodge. Price ineludins
terms. JOHN s. THORNTON. cui.
RepeE oys We, Phone VA. 5-O2tS Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

WISCONSIN, AVE. BETHESDA
Commercial site, les III
on wis ave, and woodmont
ave- 25:e0O g. IT,: li0-
motor-hotel: $40 per n
Mr. Poole with
~. LOSS d PHELPS, INC
20 o-a.,oo Res. EN- ..-ii4d
i.SToRY cINDER-BLOcK BLDG.
s; ei. parking approx. 2I17n;
Sl..OL0. 500 cash. easy monthlv
pryments r O.. DUNN Co. no
%-o"W: ewes. and Sun. FE. 3-Ii73
s@i 9Th ST. NV. between a ana
h-sries once bldg. 25xss: reas.
fy.. O. DUNE CO. 70 e-oTOo:
ewes: and Sun, FE. 3-1l73,
18th AND BFLMONT-Fxrsl on
por. u purchase store with gTo.
Gerry MIXTURES plus . apis. above
o. or, reas terrrs. Good fnarSin-
GILMORE REALTY co, JE. a.
NttiNfl mr. IN
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Calvert County, Md.

BtRSTow-Near new Patuxent
River BRIDGE lge T-rn. and hnth
home with l2 acres land fronting
main highway; $4,000 with $4,000
down.
NEAR HUNT1NGTON-S4 acres: 9.
nm. brick home. full basement; lse.
/, barn, tractor and equip. tobacco
crop IN barn included in sale at
= Sl6,5u0.
NEAR HUNTIEGTON-43 acres.
very gooQ 5-room farmhouse: 2
barns. stable; 5-acre tobacco allot-
ment; $4,000.
OVERLOOKING Patuxent River
acres; 4-room, 2-bath hone: Spec
taeu,ar view; rich land; ideal for
retirement or poultry, dogs or
small farming.
1875 AcRES-Early COLONEL 4 bed.
rm. Main house, "a baths, orig
inal floors. full complement OF
farm bldgs. and equip. now in
full livestock-tobacco production,
well financed; only $4,000 cash
required, balance over 10 yr.
period
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home:
tenant house, 3 barns; 200 acres
clear IN alfalfa, corn, pasture, .
acres tobacco: full new equipment
I Tor cattle farming; $4,000 down.
CoLORED FARM, 40 ACRES-6
| room and bath home, fronts hard
| road with going filling station: has
barn ana tobacco allotment: price,
| $4,000.
Ills ACRES with outstanding PIANO.
ramic view OF Chesapeake bay and
mi, frontas1 on hard state I'd;
| 30 mi. from District; Q tenant
| houses, lge. tobacco barn, stable,
stream, pond: 9-acre tobacco allot-
ment: good tenant viii stay II
desired; good steady income
record: an excellent buy both
from capital gain and income
down.
A wide variety Of other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
Have you heard the Calvert story2"
Write for tree brochure.
j. B. WATERS
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
Phone PA and 4SS
CARROLL COUNTY. 100 ACRES
OFF LIBERTY RD.-Modern >
bedroom home just remodeled: =
f1replaces, unit kitchen, barn and
outbulldinss. More land avail.
Priced well under actual value,
OWNER, Newton 5-5383.
COMMUTERS-A lovely 2-bedroofn
dwelling on AZ acres with y mile
Of farm on Goose Greek to swim,
hsh and boat on. Dwelling newly
remodeled and very attractive.
Farm Is ideal for horses; including
Terms. r. o. BRIDGES. Broker.
U. S. 50 Pleasant Valley. Phone
Arcola-Fairview 7-54SO.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR HISTORIC
FRED AUGSBURG = 200 acres,
20 open, SO in soil bank at near
ly 5000 per year. Seven miles out,
near RappGhannock River and
several battlefield parks. Long
frontage. hard road, pond. stream.
Nine rooms, basement. bath, ga
RETIREMENT HoME~iS miles
south from Fredericksburg, 81
miles east Of Route No. /. Prac-
tically new brick veneer. modern,
attractive. two bedrooms, large,
exnT n. ible attic, full basement,
Delco heat garage. barn: on about
ln ecros nice high land. $4,000,
Cal Tr".dore r; Sinclair, PATES-
Macy Mas Ely INsuRA a;g& REALTY.
icksburg Va. Essex 1926
CULPEFFR DAIRY FARM
143 acres with home. dairy barn,
etc. Very reas. at S34, 900. Please
call for further details.
Miller Real Estate Co.
ia. 4-4252
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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WILL BUILD

Our client owns substan-
tial commercial : industrial
ground in the immediafe
vicinity Of SHIRLEY HIGH
WAY AND EDSEL RID He
VIII build required faciU-
ties lany slzel 10 tenants
own specification. He will
lease same At reasonahIe
rental with option 10 pur-
chase. This Is q booming
area Tor research and de-
NsIopment groups and many
otner such enterprises, Only
y MI; from the Pentagon
ana no stoplights. All in-
quiries will Be handied IN
the strictext corfidenee Cali
MT Turney Graft, with
LANES I. DIXON 4 Co,
ST. $1,000.
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Close to Bus

IMMACULATE all-brick CENTER
HALL RAMBLER with beautiful
grounds ltrees, rear patio, barbe-
cue, fenced rear yard, etc }
CLoSE-IN N. ARLINGTON-JUsT
IA BLOCKS LEE HWY. BUsi Fuil
;center-hall entrance. lovely Iiy.
ING rm; with fireplace, 3 bedrms
ttWln beds In ~, fully equipped
r dd1sc!naen. "A house with charm,
Can IA; $3.50 for appointment to
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$1,000 PER ACRE
INDUSTRIAL SITES

Fronting directly on Rte. anc
with considerable length alonl
$40 Railroad bet. D. C. anC
Laurel, Md. Parcels OF up to 80
acres. Level and with all utilS
avail New highway systems make
tracts, quickly accessible to entire
Metropolitan Area. Very reason
able terms A real opportunity to
acquire rapidly enhancing prop
erty at acreage prices. Phone MR.
BLUMENTHAL, Ju. S-1S31.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
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CLIENT WANTS 4-BEDRM- 3-bath
PRICK. Chevy Chase, d. C., or Amer
ican y. Park, Pc. 3-Il73, no.
d. C.-PRINCE GEO. CO.. MD
Why waste timer You can nave ALI
CASH TO-DAY for YOUR properly
mo safes comm Mr. KTTCH.
Ems. ST 3-736s. day or nisht
DON'T SELL"
Until you get our all-eash, all-net
oHer. Everyone knows we pay
more-why take less? d. C. and
No, properties. cali Mr.. Sind
EDWIN L. ELLIS. REALTOR-I
nave several buyers for homes in
CneYy Chase, D. c. i am long eS-
sveii RE 7 LeaIsSs' 1910 Vermont
HAVE CASH TO BUY YOUR HOME.
ANY SECTION CORN a BLAN-
IN so. Md. near d. &C rms
a nas small acreage. To. 2-S437 or
MODERN CLEAN 8 or 4 bedroom
mouse IN sc OF Prince Geo CO
loe Have substantial caah MRS
cox Lu 2-alad OF ST 3-73Rs
PAY ALL CASH FOR Sc. and
nearby Prince Georges COUNTY.
gOSkPH FiLIPPO REALTY Co,
hesliors, 24l2 MINI. ave. s.e.. LU.
4-75l7.
need 3-bedrm o.hath
cosn,y rAn IoP Client n Ar WIZ # 5 gSIrfsK
cash above existing or new loan.
10 600 price range, WILLIAM s
SKIES, REAL ESTATE. u. 4-4sI3.
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GUARDIAN BUILDING

Desirable once space now avail
modern air-cond. ofice bldg Ap-
ply LIST floor, Guardian Federal
Savings a. Loan Cfice, S7II
Georgia ave. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO.. AGENT. DE. .
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
HELP HELP HELPl

HELP! HELP HELP
u s,. e find. 4 Q and 9 uni. apt
holm for 'I prompt n and prcficisn ai
service. wooDRiDdE REALTY
WA. 7-0762, NO. 1-72O3.
! HAVE s3o.goo IN CASH 70 pur-
sn srcial SOUND proD. wen heated com:
Tcod pereshtaae on investm surn'
box 566, K-Stsf. ~
MUST INVEST substantial cash be-
pref. tn. $4,000. uN. 4-700b.
property management dept
solicits both commercial
and residential invest
ment property owners
willing to consider peace
Of mind" service in arling-
ton-fairfax area; attrac-
tive fee covers complete
services. call or write your
requirements to mr.. d
marcus.
YEONAS REALTY, INC.
ssi3 Wilson Blvd. All. Va.
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Headquarters Building
1000 P ST. NV,

IL spacious offices in de luxe. air.
cond.. modern bids; APPROX. 2.SO(
So. it., 3 private baths. compact
cleo. kit, large conference room
can be divided: free parking: 81
SO. u. ell services incl IEC
NJ. BERNSTEIN d CO.. AGENT
DE. 2-S4S4.
NEWLY DECORATED. air-condi.
tiored room with . entrances,
18th and @ SITS, NV. KASS
REALTY. EN-. 3-Sl00.
OFFICE SPACE. ;I-rm. suite. with
pvt, bath or indil spacious rms
Modern air-cond bldg hot w ter
heat, Terrific Arl blvd location
Free answering svc. ample free
parking PERI. for Insurance, at
torney or architect CALL MR.
ERLp /. JE 2-730O
OFFICE SPACE. mail drop. desk or
office In distinguished downtown
bldgs D. C, Sun. IA. 7-25OS.
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STORES ron RENT


STORE on OFFICES. sIs Psnna,
Zoo g: a az r.. S sss mo- aDp csli
OWNER, II. 4.O2bO. ia. 0-730b,
STORE AND DWELLING
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
SORRYl

We've only cot one Of these. A
TcS@ wsS yiSSr S sSS% sn m.
BATH Kitchen with br VsHaSSHs Space zee
A full basement and q fenced back
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APPROx. l7T.ACRE FARM in pas.

Of water. Easy terms. INQUIRE
MRS SMITH, Elk Horn Fruit
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OF Winchester. Va.
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Evening star., 1959-11-29
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

Remember the Sultry sirens
Of the silver screen and those
old Jean Harlow and Carole
Lombard movies?
Women adored seeing them
because the stars would wear
such fabulous lounging fash
ions. Filmy organzas, sleek
lanes and billowy chiffons
floated by, and fascination
was inevitable.
The stars obviously made
Q point Of being glamorous
at home and designers cap
italized on the fact that
Evening star., 1959-11-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Culottes Come Back
For At-Hon1e Lounqinq

everyone loves 10 look at
something beautiful In the
way Of fashions.
This holiday season cap
lures some Of the glamorous
mood that lovely leisure
clothes possess. Culottes are
new again only this time they
are in the richest Of fabrics
and the wide-leg pajamas are
more fascinating than ever.
Trousered at-home fash
ions provide q more opulent
look through the addition of
billowy chiffon skirts swirl
ing around the trousers. In
Christmas tree ornament
Evening star., 1959-11-29
New CoIorinqs

Neutral lingerie scores Q
fashion hit. This refers to
the subtle pale tones In slips
and matching pieces. A soft
light brown and . silver mist
and an ivory rose are three
with high-fashion potential.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Suede Shoes

Silky suede is something to
delight shoe fanciers. New
afternoon and evening pumps
in black suede have black
satin drapery across the vamp
with jewel accent. A buckle
may have brilliants across its
center.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

colors, velveteens glow and
help you provide Q colorful
background In your hostess
role.
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the Christmas Store

Monday storts Tie-Tie Gift Wrapping
time. Miss Mary West comes to show
you how to wrap and tie enchanting
packages. She's on the End Floor at the
Washington Store on Monday, u: :00
am. to 200 P.n., 3:30 to $50 and
700 to $50. On Tuesday, ! 100 to
] 100 and $50 to $50 On Saturday,
| 100 to 200 and 3:3o to $50. Or
see her at our Chevy Chase Store,
Thursday, 1900 noon to 2:3O, $50
to $50 and 100 to $50. Or at 7
Corners, Friday, 1900 to 2:30, .3:30
to $50 and 100 to $50.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Monday through Saturday, you're in
Vited 70 see our Exhibit and selling of
renowned Boehm living Porcelain"
featuring ceramic birds and oninnoIs
exquisiteIy scuIptured. The scuIptor's
wife will be here through Wednesday.
China, 5th Floor, Washington.