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Evening star., 1959-10-16
Sky Beaming
Of " Urged

CHICAGO, Oct. 16 (AP).-
Classroom instruction beamed
from the sky to a six-State
Midwest audience of S million
students is educators new hope
to improve. the quality of school
curricula.
The multi-million dollar
television experiment using a
DC-7 plane-carrying equip
ment to beam both live and
tape programs to classrooms-
may be a reality by next
September.
This disclosure came yester-
day from the TV sponsors, the
Midwest Council of Airborne
Television Instruction and the
Purdue University Research
Foundation at Lafayette, Ind.
The aircraft, circling some
10000 feet above North Central
Indiana, would receive pro-
grams sfrom ground based
facilities at Purdue and trans
NIT to students in 10000
! schools and colleges in parts of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Officials visualize an area of
300 to 400 miles in radius.
Schools will participate on a
voluntary basis, said DR.. John
E. Ivey, jr., former executive
vice president of New York
University. Their only costs
will be the receiving equip
ment. The costs were not dis
closed.
The sky TV station will seek
to offer instruction normally
not available to many schools,
such as demonstrations involv-
ing costly laboratory equip
ment, instruction in languages,
art, music and science.
A 81 million tag was placed
on the first phase of the exper-
iment, set for January, 1860.
Actual instruction is expected
to begin next September.
Telecasts will be limited to
"a half-hour lessons a day dur
ing the first year. There could
be as many as 70 lessons.
The council will ask for two
UHF ultra high frequency
channels so that different pro-
grams can be broadcast simul-
taneously, DR.. Ivey said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

corporate goals l sought were plainly
going to cost more than was willing
to pay.
Job-hunting outside the CITY
Finding a job outside the city,, how
ever. was an exhaustins process. | wrote
letters, drove long distances, answered
promising advertisements. looked into
several Acknowledgement prof.
ects. and l learned anew that thew take
capital and specific experience to be sue
cessful.
For example, friend of mine tried in
vain to buy small town newspaper. The
papers available were over-priced. A
couple I knew opened an attractive
restaurant in New Jersey. They almost
had It made" at the end of a year, but
ran out of capital. and closed. Another
couple considered buying a gift shop in
busting suburb, but cooled of when
they learned that the Woodworking pro-
Prietor cleared only $4,000 year, worked
long hours and most weekends, and had
a $4,000 investment.
And 50 I'm not in business for myself.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
''I'll Never Commute Again!''
Leisurely mornings open road ahead and three hours
to the good every day, with job near home

1T wasn't any one thing that made me
leave the city.
l was no Madison Avenue hidden
persuader" or engineer of consent
who'd suddenly got religion and wanted
out. had had my share of soaring ex-
periences in business, but these occur
everywhere. My health was excellent, my
drinking moderate, and l had never had
a nervous breakdown.
Yet the daily struggle was knocking
too much out of me, physically and men,
tally. never reached home before 7 pm.
and sometimes it was 9 pm. By the time
my wife and had had a drink together,
washed the days Illustrations out of our
hair, and eaten dinner, l was ready for
bed.
The next morning. il took me an hour
and half to reach my Office, first by
car and then by subway.
The dog-eat-dog frame of mind which
that morning rush put me into was
heightened at the Office. When you are
twenty-five, you are buoyed up by youth
full drive and ambition, but along in your
thirties you start adding up the costs. The
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

| now work for corporation about
one hours ride from New York, having
convinced the organization that they
should use my promotionaI, marketing,
and public relations skills on a full-time
basis 1t had used such experience to a
degree before. Ii seems best to me for a
man to stick to the work he knows, but
adapt it If necessary to new surroundings
and new kinds of clients.
On my present job earn three-fourths
OF what l earned in the city, but that
income Is increased by spare-time work.
Yes, occasionally work weekends, but
decide when. Our family hasn't given up
thing of value that l see, and we've
gained a great deal. Time is what we
have now, time and energy saved from
not living under pressure.
Work more rewarding
In New York, used to feel "in the
middle" much of the time, caught in a
clash between a client and my company,
with some other people getting into the
act from research, marketing, and manu-
featuring. l still feel in the middle" at
times in my present job. Our organization
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17

ficer said, life for the Negro in
America today is far different
from what il was in 1909.
Gloom and despair have given
way to confidence and hope
Lynching, which at the turn Of
the century was a twice-a-week
Roman holiday is now rare, he
asserted.
Dir. Tobias pointed out that Ne
groes now occupy positions in pri-
vate industry and public service
which were undreamed of SO
years ago.
Amerieanism CT NAACP
The philosophy Of the NAACP,"
Or. Tobias noted, rs deeply root
ed in Americanism, and particular
ly the humane and equalitarian
principles of the Abolition move
ment. The spiritual progenitor of
our movement was William Lloyd
Garrison, and not his contempor-
airy, Karl Marx"
From the outset he continued
the NAACP recognized. first.
its detectives could be secured on
ty of citizenship was unattainable
processes and, second, that equan-
ty Of citizenship was unattainable
within the framework of racial
segregation.
Faithful adherence to this pho
gram over a 50-year period has
brought us measurably closer to
our goal,' the NAACP chairman
said. Sometimes the slow pro-
eesses of democratic action have
occassioned moments of dispair
and raised the temptation to re-
sort to direct action outside of
the law. To their everlasting cred
it, the officers and members of
our Association throughout the
country have Stunned this temp
tation despite extreme provoea-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17
TOBIAS CITES
GAINS IN NAACP
KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Despite remaining racial dis
ordinations and obstacles there is
''ample ground for optimism based
upon the progress made during
the past half-eentury, DR. Chann-
ing H. Tobias. chairman of the
NAACP Board of Directors, de-
clared in the keynote address
delivered Monday night at the
opening session of the Assoeia-
TONS Golden Anniversary conven-
ton in New York City.
Also speaking at this session in
the New York Coliseum was
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller
of New York. The convention will
continue through the week, clos
ing with mammoth rally in the
Polo Grounds, Sunday afternoon.
I'm this 50th year of our organi-
cation, we can take justifiable
pride in the notable progress
made towards elimination of some
of the grosser manifestations of
racial prejudice DR.. Tobias said
New National Policy
THE official national policy is
now against the force separation
of American citizens on the irrele-
want and irrational basis Of race,
DR.. Tobias continued.
Fifty years ago. the national
policy, as enunciated by the su-
preme Court in 1896, was that
separate facilities and services, if
equal, were constitutional, he
said.
Largely because of the success
of our activities" the NAACP of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17

near the heart of the town It is
supported by the Christian Edu-
cation Department of the AME
Zion church. The Rev. G. Sims
Rivers is the president. The cur
riculum offers a well rounded
course for students who want
junior college education. It also
serves to aid those students who
have to make up work in order
to graduate from high school. The
hours have been SO set until most
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17
AMEz's Offer
Higher Training
For MississippIans

BATESVILLE, Miss.-This delta
section of Mississippi has begun
to see a ray of hope for the child
rem of the 300 hundred families
OF Pamela County to further their
education with the rapid progress
being made at johnson Memorial
Junior College, located here.
Many of the graduates of the high
schools in the county quit school
after graduation, due to the fact
that very few families can afford
to send them away to college
The school is located on a tract
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17

Possibly you've heard of tire
moron who did away with his
parents and then pleaded with
the court for mercy because he
was an orphan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17

students have the privilege of at
tending evening classes. The cam
pus jo rs the campus of one of the
two high schools in the county.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17
vanilla ice cream

vanilla Ice cream; z cup milk.
Place ingredients in shaker.
Shake vigorously, about 4 min.
ute, until we'll blended. Makes !
serving.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17

teed to set you
on top Of the
world again.
Shaker Treat
/ r0un d @ q
t a bl G s p 90
Bakers Instant
Chocolate Fla.
v or NJ i K; 2
larg g spoon.
f III S softened
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-07-17
Warm Weather
Pick-Me-up
By Betty Barclay.

WHEN you're hungry, or you're
thirsty, OF you're hot, here's
a cold. nutritious drink guaran-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
CoLo 3 SsD. 4 JNI BRIcE

$1,000; $4,000 CASH
LOUIS RUDDEN, tn. $4,000
cOLORED-If your credit rating
is good and you have some money
you can be a rooming house or
tourist home operator as soon as
the permits can be issued. Cali to
i44e HARVARD ST. NV.
1928 14th ct. NV. AID 4-20O5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

COLORED-RIGGs PARK-De luxe
corner brk. home. Ice. front and
rear porches;, 8 spacious bedrms.,
1st-fir. powder rm.; full bsmt,
with 4th bedrm., ", 800 dn., Sl10
mo. FLA payments, OWNER, La.
A-64bfS after & d m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

CHEVY CHASE between The
Rosemary and Leland Junior Ms High h.
On quiet, wooded lane-This g.
bedrm, brick beauty Is in spotless
condition. Picture window in din
ing rm. overlooks sylvan setting.
i Many n extras TO ses soe cal our up.
safts I,c 3; CO; 5-sss2). SHANNON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

S27,500. A white brick, Dutch
Colonial home. with a huge iiv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen.
screened porch; 8 bedrooms, 2
baths; gerage. This Is an ex-
tremely difacult area TO. ind .
a aSay Can Os vs. sessd5SSi tbs III Iisa B
EDW. H. JONES & Co, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
COI.ESVIIIE APP

~ @41I1 &A1VIAA
S11,750-Pretty 2-story home: liv.
rm., din. rm., nice kit, rec. rm. in
bsmt.. large lot with trees. Terms.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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CHAsE-Close in, gracious,
SSsdea S1oans town ns SSHss sesS
tile Kit: D Sedrms., = baths up:
quality-paneled rec. rm., abundant
closet space, many quality fea-
lures, centrally air cond., Wild
cherry floors. ANTIQUE hardware.
. sss sPrIssd e To- sell immed, pc. pcss /
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Chevy Chase
BLESSED SACRAMENT

~
5th Bedrm. on 3rd Floor
Lower Dos. Beaut. Colonial cent
hall brick, slate roof. Lge. liv.
rm., FAM sized din rm., lovely
porch. 2nd floor has 4 hedrms
Il 20x20 w/firepl. designed for
library, 2 baths, Ord floor disable
as 9TH bedrm; Full bsmt., rec. rm; ;
JAMES E. scHWAB, EN- sG'i 2-5soo.
Ewes. OIL 2-1409 or OIL. 4-7693.
CLEVELAND PARK-An attractive
brick town house with 3 large
conditioned; many extras; recrea.
ton room; excellent condition
throughout. Priced in lower eos.
Cali WO. $4,000 til Q. EDW. H.
JONES q CO., INC. $500 Conn.
ave. NV
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cu.op APIS. EoR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS = $4,000 to
81 800 h l. I and : bsdr%S; ap PITS
storage facilities. Conveniently 40
Gated. To inspect call JOHN L,
SHELTON, REALTOR, 10, 2-2OOu
ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT
s sSsr IL q Sac e Dy o%Ns Pa Ss $40
Call RE. 7-l210 or DU. 7-0750.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA AREA-5-bedrm. brick
home on "a acre lot: iiv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
and gar. Less than 10 yrs. old
BERENs SALES. INC, ~. 7-7700.
ARGYLE COUNTRY CLUB AREA
with fireplace, sep. din. rm.. elec.
kitv 4 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.
with firepl., "a bath in bsmt, House
Just constructed. Priced ct S27,.
500. HUGH T. PECK, 10. s.
4742
BETHESDA, Edgemoor area-Bfick
Nv. Tm.. frepi.. din. rm., Kitchen,
powder rm,, extra.large scr. pch.
LIST A.: 3 bedrms., bath 2nd A.;
rec. rm. with bar; many. extras.
Mid-20s. By OWNER. OIL. 4-5492
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR Am ex-
tai community feat. iiv. ' r ra''S with
and ige. scr. i Dio rsi; p End a., m )
good size bedrms,,. attrac. rec, fm.
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1886
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123 till 8.
BETHESDA EDGEMOOR = Inn
maculate and charming brick CO.
lonial. in. an area Of estates and
nne homes This home is one Of
those jewels that are dreamed
about but seldom seen, featuring
lovely living rm. with fireplace,
tull dining rm.. powder rm., huge
rear screened summer porch over
looking q beautiful fenced garden:
? ine bedrms. and unusually at.
tractiye rec rm. Priced in the
how 2OS TVS ian + your our dream
latter 8 pm. cali CO. bos3Sa1.
SHANNON Il LIiCHa 60. o~"
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MANY CLIENTS to rent apis.
houses; upper NV, upper ne. or
sill. Spg. Call day or night. N. A.
PRESTON CO., TU. 2-2S0O.
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POTOMAC, MD.
0941 Accord DR..
Open Tonight
1909 PM

EXHIBIT HOME FOR SALE. Come
Spect this EonSerful 4lbsdrm no fur, 1r.
nished home Which We are pre-.
pared to deliver Immediately,
other new homes heinz readied
for your. inspection; "a baths,
finished family room, gsrsge; al
lots over Va acre.
TO REACH: Out River I'd. or Per-
s FUR coNcos B. sew Hes tSra sit
to properly. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO.. OIL. 4-1424: ewes, OIL.
tonirht. Ak. s.sSSS7. nome DHO"'
PRICE REDUCED
owner leaving. must sell quickly.
II you like something unusual.
see this bit of New ENGLAND. TWO
BEAUTIFUL ACRES. Lily. rfn. with
sS sS9m brk repa sts,S.s swintts s,
rm. i7x21. Inspect and make
GRAHAM & CO. Ju. s-eo1o
RIVER RID. AREA-First presenta:
brk, split -level with 4 bedrms.. "a
baths, fam. rm., gar, central air-
cond. A lovely home In. better:
than-new- house cond. The yard
Is beautifully handicapped, THIS
HOUSE IS BEYOND COMPARE
SON. WON'T LAST LONG. Only
S39,950. EN-. 2-e206. DISTRICT.
M M ARI;sS5 REALTY INC EYES,
ROCK CREEK HILLs--Nev. 4-bed:
rm.. 3-bath split:leyel, destined
for the most discriminating. taste.
Huge center hall. tomorrow's Kit,
2-car carport. rec. I'm. COMP.
AIR COND. Priced ct S41,760.
ROBERT II. KENT q co.
10. $4,000
ROCK CREEK HILLS-New. brick
Colonial In excel. residential area.
bedrns., 2 baths on 2nd noor'
liv. rm. with hrepl.. din. rrn,
powder rrn.; 32.ft. kit.-fam. I'm.
comb. with hrepl.; screened porch
on list floor. Huge paneled rec.
rm. with firepl. in bsrit. CaYport.
sss $50. "a fEkiwis ifsG Y WI IstltrEss CO.
RocKcREsTl PAY LESS THAN
RENT-z3-bedrm. rambler; spa.
cious nv. rm., Kit. with table
space, large storage room eotoins
carport; N-acre corner lot With
sree s;trl THA .N20s eeevn' AuoA
CONTINUED % Neat Pass)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.
BUY FROM OWNER

Brick: 8 bedrms.: COW.
to campus, school and c, q,
Ideal for these students.
Mr.. large playground. list
floor, hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm. and kit.
with refgr., cleo. fan, avn
ings; End floor. hall leading
to 8 bedrms. and mod. bath,
hardwood floors, lge. pam
eled rec. rm. with bar. many
closets, special cleo. fixtures
and tiled bathrm. Laundry
area with cleo. washer,
special wiring for air cond.
Newly dec. FLA approved
loan. S14,150. Price, S15,-
$50. Vacant. Open. 4124
10th st. ne. Phone LA. g.
6S44 or WO. 6-5636. (.
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lOBERT Z. LOHR, REALT
HE. $4,000

MASS. AVE. LITTLE FLOWER! =
One Of the loveliest homes We have
seen in some timel Handsome
stone. brk. and frame Colonial
with enormous rooms. Spacious
Georgian center-hall plan with
large library and powder room on
LIST noor; 4 huge bedrms., 2 baths
on End floor. Beautiful rec. rm.
Only 2 yrs. old and better than
NEW! OUT OF TOWN OWNER
MUST SELL-MAKE YOUR BID
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. z.
1411 ewes, EN-. 2-4414.
NEAR KENSINGTON PKWY.-im-
mac. custom-b built brick home: 3
bedrms. 2 baths, full din. I'm.
and firepl,; naval oficer tTansf.;
large OF loan may be assumed.
WI: $500. SUBURBAN PROP,
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BETHESDA
OIL. 4-6833

BETHESDA, BANNOCKBURN-NeV
4-bedroom, 2-bAth WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial: quality built throughouf,
Center hall, plus hagstone hall 10
carport, formal din. rra., all-elec
kit, study and powder rm. on Isl
moor; 30-ft. rec. I'm. with firepl.,
beautiful wooded yard Q00x1 6o)
S41,500. KORZENDORFER, REAL.
TOR, OIL. 4-S111 till o.
BETHEsDA-Excep. well-built and
spac. brk. split-level, I'm. with
imaginative fair and attrac. de.
sign. Liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit
with generous TIL. SPACE. lat level;
3 tWin-sized bedrms. and 2 baths
up; daylight rec. rn., den on lower
Level; sub-basement. carport: only
ANDRis REALTY OIL. e-so7o TIL 9
BLAIR HIGH AREA-3-bedrnn. ia.
bath brick Colonial In close-fn Sill.
yer Spring: large liv. rm. with FIRE.
place, separate din. rrn., equipped
kit. full bsmt., side screened pch.i
lot 60xl40. Asking SCI $50. CHEE.
TER KELLER WOODMOOH
AGENCY CORP. Ju. 5-7lO0 go
BRADLEY HILLs-Another fnd for
the large family with limited
budget and in need Of lots Of room
English brick with 5 to 8 bed
rms. Q baths, in exclusive close
in neighborhood. Priced in low
eos with excellent financing. GEO
W, ROBERTSON. Realtor, 1885
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123 till o.
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- INC, DI. -O6Ot

CHEVY CHASE, MD, near Rose
lonisl with 4 bedrms:. breakfast
geouS lot. Priced at only ,$2s,b00.
EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT-MARY-
LAND REALTY, NC: ewes, OIL.
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A NEW growing restaurant. vic. Of
81. spg:, Md. grossing 1900 per
S Sa i ps;srt ss,r, sSgS :
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ALEXANDRIA - Bedroom apart
ment for rent All utils. included
Call TIE. 6-4299.
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HOUSES EnR sALE-Mn.
(coNTlNUEb)

BRAND-NEW-M ACRE
s.6edEm: brick rambler; today's kit.
with fireplace. Amazingly low
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LANGLEY PARK
New Brick Homes
ONLY z I.aft eli 7sn

This is more house than you have
ever seen for the money. Delightful
semidetached Town Houses" with
3 bedrooms. ultramodern kitchen
with table space, 1st-fiooY powder
room, finished daylight recreation
room with N bath, separate laun-
dry room. side porch, Dashboard
hot-water heat, FLA financing 80
years. S2,250 down.
ROBERT Z. LoHR, REALToR
IYE ANN
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CHEVY CHASE

Estate sale. A 3-bedrm,, 2-bath
adtoins the club; only SGT 300.
Call Mr.. stohlman. OIL. 2-3207.
j. LEO KOLB co.
FE 3-0100
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KENSINGTON
Kenwood Club Area
Bet. Mass. Ave. +. River Rd.

SSsN Se@SS
Bet. Mass. Ave. . River Rd.
An excep. lovely home. prae. new;
Colonial cent. hall, Ice. liv. rm.,
library, powder. rm.. family sized
din. rm,, porch and marvellous
kit: 2nd moor has 4 bedrms. and
2. baths: stairs to attic: splendid
rec. rm. with firepl.; maids rm.
f Sns hath n the c 16s q. F JAMES 10
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S0O: ewes, OF.
2-l409 or OIL. 4-7693.
KENWOOD AREA (spfinsfieldJ-
Big brick Colonial; 3 biks from
golf course. Den. powder rrn., !
bedrms., 2 baths, plus dormitory
basement, slate roof. Pine eond.
Low 30s. SAMUEL Z. BoqLEY
or MD. INC, OIL. o-7S00 till
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ROMER & CO., Realtors
40 n Frederick. oaithersburg

WI. s-gUg2 o. WaVerIy b-2233
GLENMoNT- UNUSUAL 3-bedrm.
rambler in beautiful condition, q
real fsmily-size kitchen, fenced
lot. $500 down. S12,500.
JU. $3.50 HILDEHRAND CO.
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in older, charm area. Spac. Colo
NAL with ctr. hall, den, 3la baths.
lovely pch., eompl. mod. kit, sep.
bkfst. area, Ice. din. rm., 20-ft.
master bedrm., plus many other
feat, for grac. living: mr.. all schs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

CHEVY CHASE: THE HAMLET.
when only the very finest will
do" Only your personal inspec-
ton can reveal all the many de-
sirable features. Price, S62,5O0.
Complementary data, and to in
spect, phone MR.. DUMONT. OIL.
4c762g; THos, = FISHER q
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Colonial, 4 and 5 bedrms., 2 full
baths; liv. rms: sep. din. rms /:
family-siZed kits; finished rec.
rms, full bsmts.: fenced lots;
mid-20s FLA and excellent con-
ventional financing. Hottest items
In Montgomery County, ALLEN q
LUCAS, OIL. 6-SS6S. q It'll 9.
CHEVY CHASE-BETHESDA-Best
buys; call Berens: over 400 homes
Of every description and price
range. Call OIL. 1884. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
CHEVY CHASE, betw. the clubs-3-
bedrms. Colonial; lge. entr. hall,
big din. rm. kit, pantry, liv. rm.,
frepl., sunrm., porch, 2-car bsmt.
gar: Bird floor expan. to 2 bed
rms. bath: S34. 900: By apt. only.
REAITOR II k-AnQ2
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned, having quail
flied as Executor of the estate
of c. E. Thompkins, late of CO.
lumbus County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before
November 10, 1860, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
|debted TO said estate will please
make payment to the underSign-
led.
This the 10th day of Novemb-
|er, 1859.
Charles ThompkinS,
Executor of the
estate of G. +.
Thompkins
ID. +. McGougan, Jr.. Attorney
N.ll,l8.25,D2,9&l6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-18

QUESTION: Can North Caro-
lima cattlemcn compete with
those of the Midwest where they
have too much grain?
ANSWER: Yes. BY fully util-
izing this states moderate elm
ate TO provide ample pasture,
Recent research at the N c.
Agricultural Experiment Station
shows that pasture can be effec-
lively utilized i'll a cattle fdttCn-
ing program. This system IN
wolves the use of good and
choice feed calves purchased in
the fall, wintcrcd on pasture
and roughagc with sufficient
concentrate feeding to obtain
winter gains of one pound per
head daily, the feeding of grain