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CONN. AVE. AREA a
2942 UPTON ST.

OPEN SATURDAY, rs
SPACIOUS TOWN HOUSE for large
isn1il y g, tWin,s!ssd D DsSsSonl q
mid 2Q ExcL HTsn'l ~. Ao IN S-4A04'
J. F. BEGG, INC.
REALToR DU. 7-24S0
FOd0Y BOTTOM-4 houses being
remodeled; ready May /. Others
to remodel. Prices from $4,000
FOREST HILLs-Ten rooms; per-
feet condition: extensive grounds.
For appointment, elep D o n
OWNER, Woodley 6-216O.
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b. +. SAUL co.

Act, aOe. contains one bedroom,
living room, kit, dining area and
bath. Rent includes refKr., heat
and hot water. 70 inspect see
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HOUSES foR sALE--M.W.
tcONTIhuep
CLEVELAND PARK

Large house IN ine eond. with "a q.
rage and present garden; low sos
RosAAiQNn TIRANA EM; 2-Ss2S
n. A. GILL u SON. REALTORS
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FALLS CHURCH IS runs. with
s ssseff r. s.n e Sic sT ss eR s
FALLS CHUnCH---I,rka. new 3 bed
rms, den. ga baths. din nm, scr
carpeted. june oec. JK. 2-2l7b.
FALLS CHURcH--s-bedfm.. brick
rambler, ,GE kit. bsnit.. cow %
shis. Avail. early May. JE. 2-3g7l
FALLS ClURcH-fdeal wooded Do
cation: 3-bedrm. rambler. nrsplace
fenced yard. patio; $3.50 mo. JE.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. I
1888 SIND ST.
OPEN SUNDAY / ToS
CHEVY CHASE. DC.
DONALD MERRYFIELD
CHEVY CHASE

One blk. Blessed Sacrament: 9 bed
rms, 3 baths. den, IL closets,
dream kit. Ice. lot; screened
porch; storm windOwe; $50 800.
MRS. CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON
OIL. 2-2036 EN-. 2-63S3
CHEVY CHAsE--5-bedrm.. 4-bath,
lovely home in fine area. Best
transportation Near shopping area,
recreation center, Blessed Sacra-
ment Parish, Lafayette School.
DON'T MISS THIS GOOD BUY.
Can s MFf MsKn eU WI 81 T tHlss4s
evaniilaa. EM 2-4a7h-
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HOUSES WANTED 70 Rent

4~VAZos IN. O-O@40.
HOUSES WANTED TO RERI
LARGE unfurn., mansion.type in
YMCA, wash. cir. or 0eorgetown
area for use as q long range re-
Mobilization center to accommo-
date rs men; will redecorate CON-
pletely In exchange for reduced
rent consideration. Phone any
time, WALTER, SWEENEY, ma.
s-96s3. Ext. 104.
MaoARTMUR AND FOXHALL RID.
Area Of lovely homes for diplo-
mat or embassy family; 10 MINIS.
to ofhcial bldg; 3 bedrms.. ga
baths, liv. I'm. with f1repl. Seen
BY appoint. L, j. MILLS a. SONS,
INC. JU. l9-4650. Ma. s-4561.
NAVY COMMANDER needs unturn.
house BY June l., 3-hedrm., 2-bath
rambler, N Arl.- Prefer Tuckalloe
year lease 10 $3.50. JR. 2.i2a2.
NEED By April Ia, nicely furnished
house; 2 hedfms., 2 baths. air.
conditioning and patio for to 2
months. Ge0rgetOwn area pre-
ferred. Handsome offer. XXI.
S.3249.
RENTING YOUR HQUsE3 Call
MENT AND REALTY CO.
Property MAnagement. DI. 7.29g6
SMALL DEF. HOUSE; 2 adults
top. AID. 2-0262. FE. 7-6Oy5.
We ARE EXPANDING OUR RENT.
management. call Mrs, Graves
LEE FREW PLAT. JU. 9-570s
Ju. 5-9796.
COLORED--WANTRD IMMEDIATE.
LY, a house with 3 or 4 bedrms
AID. 4-2001 and HU. 1880.
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HOUSES 70, SHARE
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP. NV. area. Fully
equip, Established. Low overhead
5000. Write Box els, star.
BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE--Best
spot In city; reasonable; with or
without merchandise. Ma. $3.50.
DRIVING RANGE - 9-hole golf
rd; Route HI,:.. 70; Scod ,o opDports , tcr
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
STORE; low. remit good for retired
or pensioned person. Total price,
$1,000. Mr.. 0ANAs. RE. 7-06I0
FOOD BUS and rte. Very reas: same
rte. for yrs. Call $40 pm
FROZEN CUSTARD BUSINESS.
Arlington location: all equipment
and stock. only So, 400. OWNER
has other interests. Call IA.
FROZEN CUsTARD STORE with
tables and chairs. Space for ek..
pansion; Long lease. 1911 Good
GROCERY business, small, estab-
lished: with 2-st0ry, 4-bedrm.
mod. frame home on 4 leta. 2
blks. from chesapeake Beach PIX,
sale by OWNER, Alpine 7-4771
MABERDASHERY or shoe eonees.
sion available: finest lower Conn
ave. address. Applicants must b
highly reputable. Call Sundays
An LOOKING FOR A GREIK,
good family man with restaurant
experience for partner IN good
going restaurant. Call IA. 9-4037.
INVESTMENT, costing in excess
$4,000, for sale, $500 takes
the business. cali IA. $500.
JEWELRY sTORK for sale: long
established; viii accept reasonable
offer to settle estate: / Thomas
circle. NE. S-0969.
LEASE ron sALE-DesiFabie Conn.
rea. Mr.. TOUsrdNHNT. EN-.
3-82IQ or wo. 6-O3es.
FOE sALE-Adviee and
consultation by exclusive fall
time Hletel brokers and travel spe-
eiAlist ofiering recommendation
on best buys IN motels and sites.
JOE n. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. jackson $500
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rhres- bsdrm, apt. slIs. incl. gs "a
IT'S New Hamp. Ave. NV.
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Want PERSON or Company famii-
Z. ., y TN OgsdHSS sn :' nv s le.d tsu On
commission basis. FE. a-6726.
WANTED TO BUY = Established
carpet service business; metroDoli.
tan area; D, c.. Nd. and Va; send
complete Information to WASH.
star. Boz 2I7-R. II.
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.v,I pvah sosrr,s SlA fas.dr nenA art;
$50 per month. To innpest see
resident manassf. Or can AD'
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HOUSES uMFuaMIsHID


cAMP sPlINos, ND hedrnl, !,
ss sish alter We y $40 II kE se9 ssssS7. ~
Neutrality-suspicious. AREA. On
Seneca I'd. noar Rte, 7-central
lntellinanc1 AREA, Furnished OF
unfurniehed Modern, = bedrrns,
DIns Isf-noof den. 1h baths. nan
tled rec nm. lse. Tit Iiv m,
sIohE b.. S-Sss2: nights. ~
CnEvY CHASE. D. c., Barnahy
Woods eoas 70 5000 seno9,s ~
sss an Iss Eve. si Ios ssdr 81
hathn on and A.; > rms. enc
extras; $3.50 mo. Avail. June !
a2sssn R x sRsi sas l il- s:4l AHsn'
oIIEVKRLY AREk-s-b edrm. ram
bier, loads Of closets. equipped KIT.
Anchor fenced lot, rent Sii0.bO Of
viii sell $50 down, 500 per mo,
s sss zss Ds.9os. co. ~. s-iss'
CnEkRYDALE ARkA--3 bedrlls.
s sss s sSie ZEE No sra 5z sO f
EAsT pINEs. ND. 5000 9th ave,
lust on Baltimore narkway---X'
bodrm. BUNGALOW with bsnit.. ga,
rage ana storage attic: seg
M~uIIN.
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MQTEI

MOTEL owners health resaiFes
sale. Located on Route sol IN
Port Royal. VA mile north Of
Route ~. Properly Joins besutifus
Rappahannoek River. AlI-year-
round business with Florida trade
in winter, WILLIAMSBURG and
washington In summer, Pine re-
peat business. IL rental units
with acreage for expansicn. Pine
restaurant adioins property Will
finance. Ne agents. Come see and
make offer. o. ALBERT OWN
| phone Port Royal. RiEerside
S-30S1. .
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HOUSES uMFuRRIsHED

ADELPHI--Cust. 3-b.F. brk. ramb.;
full bsmt.: nice I'd: off-st. park. /;
$l40. RA. $3.50, JU. $4,000.
ALEX, s. ingram and Duke-
Avail; new 2-bdrm. brk., I'd. Conv.
buses. shops; 500, ia. 5-713S.
ARCOLA, vA.--Nr. chantIlly air.
port; 6-rm. bungalow; 500. IA.
ARLINGTON, 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
liv. rn.. din. rm.. kitchen and
den, $3.50 mo-. incl. heat and
ART.., FALLS CHI. FAIRFAX Co
Lovely homes. some option to buy;
8 bedrms,; $125 to $165 ASK.
USl REALTY CO.. ia. 8.1252.
ARL.. NJ eOl7 n, 20th st..s-bed-
din. rm.: rec. rm.; lge.. glassed-in
porch; sun deck; built-in gar;
S160. AsK.Usl REALTY CO..
ia. S-l252.
ARL., n: williamsburg area - s.
bedrm. brk. rambler: ige. equip.
kit, gas heat, tile bath; carport:
ser. porch: Ice. fenced yard: close
to school, shop. and bus; $135 per
mo,
ARL., N.-Attrac, brick Colonial:
LIST A.. liv. rm.. din. rm., den, lge.
glassed-in porch. equipped kit;
2nd a., 2 lge. bedrms. and tiled
bath; full bsmt., gas heat, room
air eond.: fenced yard: Diet. gar;
excel. location, S14O per mo.
CALL KE. 8-6677
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALL UTILITIES; s1s5 month. W.
10th ST.. near park. 10 Minis. to
downtown. Oh. 4-2439.
ARLINGTON--62I2 8. 18th st. ?.
S SsG5m sls sEf cAas sSti s { 6 s;ffe
BELL, Agent, JE 3-0173,
CHEVY CHASE bdrms.. 8 baths,
2-car garage, maids rm., $50.
OIL. 2.2635. EN-. 2.S3S3.
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n. u. Rust ". -,
1901 18th 81. NV. Ma, $500
eggs NORTH DAKOTA AVE, NV.
NEWLY DECs--$0I.0O
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REAI EsTATIsaLEa EYcN.
HOUSES F0R sALE-R.W.

YEAR-ROUND, REACH HOME: for
rambler, in vic. Of Hya ttsville or
thareabOuts. UN. 4-4603.
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eek Ikth ~. NV, Ma. $1,000
C0LORED : 1903 QUE 81. NV
AZ NV. 'lRnssr.n n 10 nc cR Rfipi Rss;
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Cubu to Imprison
u. Cash Pussers

HAVANA, Dec. 9 (AP).-
Cuba's second highest court an
nounced yesterday that per-
sons charged with circulating
United States currency here
could receive prison terms
ranging from three months and
q Gay to six years.
The announcement b y Ha-
vana'S Audiencia court was in
connection with a government
resolution ordering all Cuban
residents to exchange their
United States dollars at the
National Bank for Cuban pesos.
Tourists arriving in H avana
are advised to exchange dollars
for pesos. They may reconvert
any unexpended balances into
dollars when they leave the
country.
Previously, United States cur
rency circulated here as freely
as Cuban pesos. which officially
are on a par with the dollar.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
700 Walk Out
At Railroad Yard

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec.
. (AP).-Seven hundred rail-
road men struck today at the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail-
road yard here in a dispute
over handling railroad freight
cars.
w. P, French, yard master at
the terminal, said he was doubt
full that any passenger or
freight trains would enter or
leave the terminal until the
dispute is settled.
Negotiations last night failed
to settle the dispute, and the
workers, members of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, walked out at 6 am. Ne
gotiations were to continue to-
day.
In Pittsburgh, John w. Bar
ringer, president of the rail-
road, said it would seek an in
junction in the United States
District Court, Western District
of Pennsylvania, at the earliest
opportunity requiring the train
men to enter into mediation.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

DEDICATION: When au-
thor General Lew Wallace
completed his novel Ben
Hur" at the age of So, he
dedicated it to "the wife of
my youth. /" The reading pub
lie promptly assumed that he
had remarked.
Naturally. this was dis
tressing to Mrs. Wallace, who
was the woman referred to
in the dedication, and who
was still married to the
author. To clear up any mis-
understanding, she had her
husband change the dedica-
ton to read:
ITO the wife Of my youth,
who still abides with me-"
TENNIS: Supreme Court
Justice Hugo Black has kept
himself fit over the years by
playing his favorite game,
tennis. On his sixtieth birth
day, he was asked when he
was going to give up the sport
for something less strenuous.
Il gave it up once, twenty
years ago. but never again."
replied Justice Black. MY
doctor told me to quit because
it was too taxing a game for
a man in his forties. I
couldn't wait until I was fifty
to start playing again."
Evening star., 1959-12-09

A-TIE MONARCH. Holds up to 100
neckties! GoId-pIoted, heow oouoe
steel. Double rack with swivel toD
Boxed. 7oo
B-'TOPPER" PRESIDENT
SLACK HANGERS. Set of 4 for thot
particular man, GoId-tone finish.
2.95
rC-MoNoGRAM HANGERS. Per-
sonolrzed with ony initial except 0.
U, X Y, Z. l8" with sinqIe initial,
White /bIock. Gold trim. 4 for 4o8
D-AsH-FLASH ELECTRIC LAM
TERN. For the motorist, hunter, etc.
Powerful beam light plus red fIoshinu
warning light. Independent switches.
2.98
Batteries, 'extro S1
E-"KANGARoo KEEPER" Holds
oil the items from his pockets. WoI-
let pencils, wrist wotch, keys, loose
change, etc. 2o5
F-MEN'S CLOTHES VALET. Holds
oil his clothes and miscellaneous
items. II" hanger bar, a a" overall
height. Coster wheels. Mahogany or
blonde finish. 7o8
G-MANICuRE SET. WeII-mode &C.
cessories in zippered leather case.
Ivory, blue, red Or tan. 3o8
plus Fed tGG
H-EsQUIRE SHOE VALET. All es-
sentioIs for shoe core in q compact
foot-stooI box sos
J-IMPoRTED ENGLISH SHOE
SHINE KIT. Black or brown leather
kit contains brown and black polish,
polishing brushes, cloths. 3.o8
K-sNo-T TOOL VISOR KIT. HeIp in
bad weather. Windshield ice scrop per,
windshield cover in handy kit which
slips over visor. 2oo
L-MEN'S STAINLESS STEEL
KNIFE. Two cutting blades, screw
driver, cop litter, scissors and nail file.
Stainless steel 675
M-REcHARGABLE FLAsHLIGHT.
Permanent tIoshIjght rechorqes on
any ll0-voIt woII plug. Shock-proof,
connot overchor9e. Non-coros@
case. Extra buIb 4o8
N-SPARKLING TIARA by Riviera
Sitter hair fashions for otter dark
and those special occasions. One Of
many styles. Rhinestones set in GOLD
or siver-coIor rhodum finish. 4o8
plus Fed tar
O-PocKET WARMER. Keeps hands
warm in icy weather. Mode by Stellar
to give comfortable wormth for "A
hours. 50
P-KLEENcUT PINKING SHEARS.
Automatic stop. NickeIpIoted pre-
cision blades. Black hondIe. 2e8
Q-DRIzzLE BOOTS. For rain, SNOW
or mud. Foshjon-fit, new foiIIe pIos-
NC. OuOon or nigh heel. Sizes O-IO
Poir, 74o
R-PLAsTlc SEWING BOX. Re-
movable troy, corYing handles. II"
high. Covered with washable pIostic
in q quilted pattern. 2oo
S-sEWING TOTE BOX. Complete
with removable troy, top handle. As
sorted coIors in heot-seoIed diamond
quilted, washable plastic. 1.oo
THOSE AND EAR SCISSORS
Sofety points for cutting hair in nose
and ears. Also style for mustoche
trimming. Sheoth enclosed. ITS
V-WIsS ScALLoPING SHEARS.
New type pinkinq shears thot cuts q
Prettier troy-resstont EDGE $50
konn's-Notions, Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1959-12-09

was because it (birth. controD
is contrary to the very pur-
poses of marriage"
One Of the Lambeth resolu-
tions said:
1--WE believe that the respon-
sibility for deciding upon the
number of frequency Of chill
dren has been laid by God upon
the consciences of parents
everywhere"
The resolutions added that
family planning in such ways
mutually acceptable to hus-
band and wife in Christian
conscience, is a right and i'm
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Bayne. jr., Bishop of Seattle,
Wash. who urged passage,
criticized the Roman c atholic
Church's opposition to birth
control.
He contended that the Cath
olic teaching on birth control
was devised by bachelors on
a foulty moral theology which
glorifles the single state"
The Roman Catholic Church
long has regarded artificial
means of birth control as NOR
tai sin. A Wisconsin Catholic
Church spokesman said this
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Handling absurd"

passion an Humanitarian con-
Germ"
Evening star., 1959-12-09

passion an Humanitarian con-
Germ"
Handling absurd"
He declared that it seemed
absurd that such public figures
as President Eisenhower and
the Rev. DR.. Edwin T. Dahl
berg. president of the National
Council of Churches, should
deal with this problem SO
gingerly" as a matter OF
private religious conviction
as though religion had nothing
to do with human welfare"
The Catholic Church, he
said, was staging a desperate
delaying action" in "a battle
which it knows is already lost
ut knows that millions OF
faithful Catholics who follow
the teachings of the church in
other matters disregard its
prohibitions in the practice OF
contraception and do this with
a clear conscience"
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Douglas. The results are highly
encouraging"
DR.. Douglas, executive vice
president of the Congregational
Christian Board of Home Mis-
sions, described the project in a
quarterly report yesterday.
Catholics Criticized
He also criticized both the
Catholic Church for its opposi-
ton to birth control aid and
public officials for a hands
off policy" on the population
problem. He said:
ITO withhold knowledge of
the means of controlling over
population, so productive Of
hunger, suffering and war. is
like Withholding a drug that
will stop an epidemic or disease
or withholding information
about improved methods Of
agricultural production from a
nation subject to recurtent
famines.
1T is time for the church to
realize that God cares more for
the release of human beings
from suffering and despair
than He cares for the preSer-
vation of ancient dogma"
DR.. Douglas report to the
boards directors. said that "in
normally Catholic Puerto Rico,
hundreds of persons come to
our Ryder Hospital every year
requesting birth control infor-
nation. Hundreds of Catholics
are participating in the expert
ment in the use of oral con-
traceptiveS." He added:
This service to the cause
of population control is far
from being antireligiouS. It
is, on the contrary, a positive
expression of Christian COM
Evening star., 1959-12-09
CTS Body Found

WUERZBURG, any,
Dec. 9 P).-The United
States Army announced today
that the body of Pvt. Donnie
r. Taylor of Cadiz, KY, has
been found in the Regnitz
river near Bamberg. The 18-
year-old soldier is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vogoe
H. Taylor of Cadiz. The Army
said an autopsy indicated Pvt.
Taylor drowned.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

portant factor in Christian
family life and should be the
result of positive choice be-
fore God"
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Oral Controceptives
ested in Puerto Rico

NEW YORK, Dec. (AP)A Protestant hospital testing
oral contracepves in Puerto Rico the population
mainly Roman Catholic
Several hundred Puerto Rican receiving
contraceptve pills from doctors controlled experiment
signed their efficiency says Dr. Truman
Evening star., 1959-12-09

pile, would make a cube exactly
one mile in each of its three
dimensions, the industry esti-
mates. !
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Episcopal Body
StandsFirm on
Birth Control

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 9 (AP).
The National Council of the
Episcopal Church has reaf-
firmed its stand on family
planning through birth control
measures.
The council, governing body
of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the United States,
adopted a statement yesterday
restating its support of birth
control resolutions adopted by
the 1858 Lambeth Conference
OF the World Anglican Com
munion in London.
The Right Rev. Gordon v.
Smith, DeS Moines, one of the
bishops attending the council
conference, objected to passage
Of the statement, declaring that
the issue had become a "polit-
ical football" and that it would
merely add fuel to the contro-
VerSV
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Lumber Pile

SPOKANE.-Lumber cut in
the United States in the past
l40 years, If stacked into one
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Statement Hailed

The Rev. Gardiner M. Day
of Cambridge, Mass, replied
that there was real value in
the statement inasmuch as
many people know little of
what the Lambeth report con-
tains."
The Right Rev. Stephen F.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Coach House Puts in Call
For YMCA voIIeybaIlers

Coach Walter House is
urging all former YMCA
Volleyball players to assem-
BILE at the st. Antoine YMCA
every Monday at $50 pm. to
begin early season practice
for the league and tourna-
ments which will begin in
late September.
All who wish TO learn the
game are also invited. The
sessions which have been
held during the past several
Mondays have had the fol-
lowing players in attendance:
Hughes Peterson, Joe Hay.
den, Eli Chapman, Fred
QuarIes, Ernest QUarIes, DR..
n. e. Tam, Wilbur Hughes,
Thomas Briscoe, Roy Gaines,
Waldo Beck, Jack Adams,
Charles Steele, William With
ers. John Copeland. and
Coach Walter House.
Coach House announces
that the first tournament
will be a ''two-man' affair to
be held in Dayton, Ohio, the
latter part of September.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
SIymnasiie Class
At 81. Antoine yM(A

For fun, fellowship, and
good health, You should reg
ister for the %Slymnastic class
as the st. Antoine YMCA
which is currently being con-
Quoted on Mondays and We'd
nesdays from ZOO pm. to
500 pm.
Exercises and activities
which are designed to turn
that excess weight and fIab-
biness into we'll conditioned
muscular action are offered.
This class Is now in its sec
ond week. All Of those who
are in ihe class will attest to
IFS effectiveness. Classes are
conducted for both men and
women.
Call the st. Antoine
YMCA's Physical Education
Department for full details.
The telephone number IS
WO. 2-1400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

or three years was promoted to
District Manager, the position
which he held until 1914, when
he came to Detroit. He worked
as a staff manager for Superior
Life Insurance Society. and the
Wright Mutual Insurance Co. He
believes in, and practices service
TO everyone alike. He is a Chris
tian leader, and is District SUI
perintendent of the Calvary Sun
day School Congress of Michi-
gan, a position he has held for
four years. He has received sew
eral awards for his service TO the
public, and has acquired many
friends. We are proud 10 congrat-
ulate and salute Mr.. Mckenzie
also for outstanding accomplish
ments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Check Your eutsM Summer

definitely be removed - they
absorb Juices and produce off
flavors.
If you have purchased the meat
from a market wiiich provides
butcher service. the chances are
that different kinds of meat are
packaged together. Be sure that
you separate the kinds Of meats
and wrap each one loosely. New
err wash meat before you put 1t
i'm the refrigerator II spoils
more quickly if it's damp. All
fresh beef, pork, veal and lamb
in steaks, chops or roasts-which
are at the refrigerator tempera-
ture of 36-40 degrees - should
definitely be used within 3 days
or otherwise frozen.
Fresh psckssed meat may be
frozen in the store wrap TOR
about a week - no longer. "
YOU plan TO store u for longer
periods, rewrsp or overwrsp "
with the proper freezer wrap
ping materials. Naturally the
cardboard trays should again
be removed and u Is . good
idea 10 trim off excess Fat and
remove any prosrvdins bones
where II is possible. Bones
With sharp edges should At
least be trimmed or smsoihed
eff. This avoids piercing the
freezer wrsppines end wasting
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her home where resides with
her son and daughter, 7. z.
Clarke, and Mrs. Dora Thomas.
Her comments ~ has been a
wonderful tour"
Honors Employee
For Outstanding Service, the
Beneficial Life Insurance Society
8274 Grand River, honors Mr..
James c. Mckenzie. Sr. this
week. Mr.. Mckenzie, OF 600 Pin
gree received his education in
Georgia, where he taught school
for three years. He has been en-
ployed by the US. Government,
and is the father of three chill
dren. He began a career rs Life
Insurance Salesman in 1887 with
the Guaranty Life Insurance
Company, Savannah, Ga, and aft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Order Leads in yMCA
Gross Country Swim

Walter Crider is the cur
rent leader in the YMCA
Cross Country Swim. He is
closely followed by Harry FL
lis and Mike Lawton. Gle
ophus Strong is in fourth
place.
There is still time to enter
this event which does not end
until October 3. You do not
need to be an expert SWIM
mer to enter. If you can
swim across the swimming
pool, you are qualified to en-
ter. Details can be obtained
from the Physical Depart
ment Director at the st. An
tome YMCA.