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COOP APTs. FOR SALE

ANNOUNCING A FLORIDA COOPERATIVE
BY EDMUND J, FLYNN co
That will afford you splendid opportunity for
VACATIONS
INVESTMENTS
RETIREMENTs
Ihe nationally famous La Playa Apartment Hotel"
consisting of group of four 2-story apartment build
ngS with $50 feet of private beach frontage on the
Gull OF Mexico at Redngton Beach the choicest Oulf-
tont suburb OF St Petersburg is being converted to
the Flynn Plan" of coop apartment ownership that
has been so successful In Washington for the last 40
years.
The buildings contain eficiencies 1-bedroom and q
bedroom units, and all are fully eouipped and fur
nlshed including air condtoners and television sets
We do not believe the accommodations and values we
are able to offer here ever be duplicated in the
future.
Indeed, the prices attractive and the terms so
reasonable that the annual cost to buy and operate
after 500 down payment will be less than a
conservative estimate of months of seasonal rent
income thus you could rent your unit for months
and have months free for your own use or for add-
tional income.
At La Playa" you will find an excellent dining ROOM
an especially attractive bar and cocktail lounge large
and wel-appointed community, for social affairs
large and temperature controlled swimming pool
SOO-foot private fishing pier, and ample parking
This lovely development must be seen to be fully ap
precated, and in order to give you idea of its
attractiveneSs have taken coored pictures of its
salient features Call Main Office in the Washing
ton Buiding-NA. S-9565-for appointment to see the
coored Sides and to learn the particulars of pur
chase plan.
Sunday Calls Will Be Taken by Mr. E. c. Flynn,
EN-. 5-126l
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
COOP APT. SPECIALISTS SINCE 1920
WASHINGTON BUILDING MA. s-95e5
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FAIRFAX = 3-bedrm.. Ia baths,
SIIESHx Sspa5ste grim sinipg Ev ROOM SIC. Sioo
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PoToMAC.RoCKYnIE con,
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

GREENBELT, 1-bedrm. apt, fully
EQUIP. kit. large storage closet.
mo. pyts. $3.50 incl. everything
pS1nt elsc. GREENBELT REALTY
NAYLOR GARDENS
eH,uOO = 2-bedrm. corner wing
spts.; huge din, rm.; "a blk. bus;
6eautitul view, immed. poss'
81 l,95O-3-bedrm. 1st floor, nice
view. conven. location.
~ INTEREST. ON UNPAID BAL,
Al! spts. have laundry and storage
Inacllities. Monthly payments on
-oedrm;, at SIS including every
portunities. W.
JOHN L, SHELTON, Ritz.
10. $4,000
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.BETHESDA-4-bedrm; Ia baths;
brk; rambler. l blk. trans, Cath.
Prefer cple., consider / or . teen
ayers. $500 month. EN-. 5-3l2l
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mG0pen

AAkAN - A-s AN' w .
2927 ARIZONA AVE. NV.
OPEN 2-5
Centrally air-cond. mod. brk.
home with l-hoor living.
Ideal for small family or
couple. Immed. possession.
Priced in mid-20S. Call BM.
2-4426; wkdayS., DE. 2-566O.
DIR: Out Mass ave, left on
Nebraska. continuinR on
Loughboro rd., left on Ari-
zona to Open sign.
Simmons Properties
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VIENNA. NA.-Loyely large Victor
baths. A lovely setting. House in
excellent condition inside and out
side. On & acres ground. 2-car
garage. Available now. Sl75 mo.
RoMYB LAMBoRN, Realtor, OF.
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SPRINGFIELD. 3 bedrm. bricI
rambler with sep. din, rm. Full
bsmt. and stairs to attic. Lovely
patio in fenced yard. Only $3.50
TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
KE. $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD = 3 bed
rms, Ia bath; S130.
N. SPRINGFIELD-3 bed
rms, earport, Ia baths;
Sl40.
LINcoLNIA HILLS a
bedrms., rec. I'm, . baths;
S165.
BRoYHILL PARK 3
bedrms., rec. rm., IA baths;
Sl65.
LAKE BANCROFT 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, garage;
5000.
TATUM PROPERTIES, INC.
JE. 4-SSl0
TRACEY PL.-Charming home, de
sirable location: 1st a. 3 rms.
mod. kit. enc. gar. 5 bedrms.,
hafhrs @QOH mn EE gEgAr
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@@%e NASh0ASG Va cSAAOOAo'
CALL Mr.. MCCARTHY
Thomas ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON duplexes
avail. July l and Aug. l. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., screened porch, . bed
rms. and bath, fenced yard. To
inspect, call SHANNON & LUCHS,
MA. S-2345.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING = q
bedrm., brick Cape Cod: Wv. car
pet. washer, drier, many extras
Sl40, utils. incl. open for inspec-
ton. JU. S-43l6.
COLLEGE PARK = Unfurn. house
for rent: . bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., bath and kit. lst floor; lge.
Available Sept. ]. WA. 1850.
COLUMBIA RID. CONN. AVE. AREA,
1929 Mintwood .pl. n.w.-9 rms,
det, garage, cedar fence-enclosed
patio. Compl. remodeled Open
Sat, Sun, JA. 2-l692.
CORNER BRICK bedrms.; bsmt
Fenced yard conv. to shopping
schools. churches, tranSp. 521
Peabody ST. ne. HE. 4-3253.
COUNTRY HOME with 4 bedrooms,
: baths. lst floor den and Law.
near Olney: ample grounds for
garden and horses. 5000 mo.
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6l1l.
d. C., NV, NEARBY MD, 4 VA
A few avail. 3 or more bedrms.,
or more baths: 5000 and UP. ELI
JAZZ G, ARNOLD tCol., UsA. ret J,
Broker, EN-. 3-4335. IA. 5-6454
ESTATE APT. AREA
2202 VIRGINIA AVE. NV, smart
2-bedrm. brick. now avail. Idea
for State-Interior-GWU employees
Gas heat, garbage disposal, redec-
GRATED throughout. BarEain al
only S130 mo. To see, call RE
7-65S5; ewes, IA. 9-6l2O.
Woodward and Norris
FAIRFAX-sale or rent, semi-det.
Z 6edrms., l. bath; FENCED yard:
REALTY. JE. $4,000. DU. 5-9766.
FAIRFAX : 3-bedrm., Ia baths,
FHfRFxx fsHphsfie SsEAhETY SsinsnhET Feqn cR sSs4ao9 Ss4aEC
FAIRFAX-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
on 1a-acre corner lot; full bsmt.,
extra-lge. kit. pine-paneled din.
rm Sl?0 per mo. Others from
81 % to $3.50.
Tri-County Realty, Inc.
35S W. LEE HWY. CIR. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH bedrms., .
baths, separate dining. rm.; dish
washer, disposal, fireplace, car
nnrf fla lNla = u a.
FAIRFAX PROPERTIES CL. 6-31ll
FALLS CHURCH-Nr. Seven Cor.
ners, brick home, bedrms.. I
baths, fun bsmt, screened porch
] blk. from shopping, school anC
bus. S165 mo. other houses. CT
6-4l1l.
FALLS CHURCH, on Arl. blvd. al
Annandale rd. bus Stop-3- -bedrm
Cape Cod; full bsmt., fenced yd
Sl25. EN- 5-l723.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Cape Cod
corner lot; living rm., kitchen
bath, bedrmS., knotty- pine den;
fun bSmt. Sl25 mo. JE. 2-3916
FALLS CHURCH, Broadmont sect
-Lge. 3-bedrm. air-cond. brick
rambler with full bsmt., rec. rm
and extra bedrm in bSmt. Lovely
yard with patio, barbecue and
trees. Exclusive neiEhhorhood
Avail. immed. S@35. 2O6 Van Blu.
rem st. JE. 4-3579.
FALLS CHURCH, Holmes Run ares
Very attractive = bedroom!
with dining room and Aft
porch, $50 #. deep lot Sll5
Call PLANTATION REALTY JE
$4,000.
FALLS CHURCH-4-b bedroom, full
trees on lot. 2 to choose from ai
S135. PLANTATION REALTY JE
4-7000.
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CHEVY CHASE
ONE-FLOOR LIVING

OfEN SUNDAY l-o P.M.
Unusual opportunity to secure that
hard-to.tind' full size, 6-room
in the heart OF Chevy Chase.
Splendid brick and clapboard
house in excellent condition.
Featuring: Large living rm, with
fireplace. family-siZe dining nm,
excellent kitchen with separate
breakfast booth, 3 twin bedrmS.
and > tile baths: stairway to huge
expansion attic; delightiul land
scaped and shaded lot: near all
in low 20s for Quick sale. DIR.
Out Conn. ave. TO Nebraska ave,
right to light at 33rd and Mill
tary rd., left on 33rd to 6409 and
our Open Sign,
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1905. KE. T-lS00
CHEVY CHASE, $I9,15O-Immac-
ulate semidet. brk. in beautiful
neighborhood served by excellent
schools; 3 bedrms. plus inclosed,
heated porch and Ia baths on
End floor: den. full basement, ga
rage. new gas furnace, l50-ft. lot
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
1-l4l1. Ewes, EN-. 2-4414.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-OPEN
4123 Military rd. n.w.-3 TO 5 bed
rms; sood schools, playground.
shopping center; also good transp.
Blessed Sacrament Parish.
S23. 3.500-Owner-O Occupied. bv
JOHN LIPSCOMB WO. 6-13I3
Brokers, Attention
CHEVY CHASE. d. g. RAMBLER
-3 twin-Size bedrmS.. > baths.
sep. din. rm.; full bSmt., big attic.
porch, garage. Charming older
home; excel. area: S24 $50.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
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TWO-STORY HOMES
COMPLETE APT. SERVICE

Bet. Silver Spring and Wheaton; ?
COND. LARGE PLAY AREA;
NEAR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES;
Sl43.50.
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BARNABY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
1857 32nd place-Brick Colonial,
3 bedrmS., > baths, den, powder
Tm., screened porch, rec. room,
garage. Upper POS. LARGE 4i2'o
trust NAV be assumed S4,SOO
ave. to Nebraska, right 10 Utah,
left to 32nd St, right to 3@nd pl ,
left to house. Mrs. Lewis, EN-
2-0655 or AID. 2-54n4.
nnNIHn IIInnno
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lApARrMLNrs uNEuaK. A.RousEs FURNISHED 10 RsntI

ALEX bedrms., den, 9 baths,
disposal, washer dryer. Hi-Fi, TV;
air eond.; nr. schools, Pentagon,
on dead-end St; l ". S175 mo.
XII G-o2OS
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CHEVY CHASE. western Ave
Area ONLY BY APPT -Trtp-
shaded ssrdCn. Immaculate inter
Tor. Appealing Colonial decor lRe
lst 4 study and pow. rm. 2nd
very low 3OS. DETAILS MR. DU-
MONT OIL 4-f62g. THOS. J.
FISHER 4 co. INC.
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(continusd on Next PaEO
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NEAR MIDDLEBURG, vA.-e-stor

stone on s acres, 3 bdrm.. den,
liv. rm., din. rm., br., kit. laundry,
garaRe. Poss. imm. Sl25 per
month. Clearbrook 3-339l, The
Plains.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

WEST OF CONN. AVE-Detached
brick; seven rooms and , baths,
three bedrooms, powder room,
f1rst moor. Den, screened porch,
sun porch; Lear garage. Gas
heat; fenced-in back yard. Walk
ing distance OF schools.
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NEARBY MD. Vacant and open.
Nr. shops, schools, bus: beaut.
new cond.: all brick home: lge.
liv. rm. w/hrepl., full din. rm.,
library, mod. kit, 3 Ice. bedrms =,
> tiled baths, l2e. rec. Tm. WEEK
ira bath, screened porch; auto.
oil heat: full bSmt., garage: at
trac. grounds; low rent, Sl45 mo.
DIR: Out Rhode Island ave. ne.
to Citizens Bank, Riverdale. Md.
left on Quesenbury rd., continue
blks., left on 43rd ave. (not
Ard st; ) to house, 6l1S or call
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JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
REALTORS

BRIGHT BRICK RAMBLER situat-
ed on q LARGE handicapped yard.
Living room with wide picture
window and mantle fireplace,
SEPARATE dining room, equipped
TWO well arranged bedrooms,
Convenient to schools and shop
ping. Immediate occupancy: Sl35
month. BOWERS BROS, AP. e
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S135-2OO S. Lee st. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; elec. kitchen, dining rm.,
living rm., fireplace, full basement.
and walk to st. James.
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HOUSES uEFuRM. TO RENT
lcoNTlNuEn)

ARL. S. . bedrm. brick, semi-det.. 81.
full bsmt., oil heat, fenced rear
yard, redec.. avail. immed.; $50
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FAIRFAX-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
on Ha-acre corner lot; full bsmt.,
extra-lge. kit. pine-paneled din.
rm,: Sl?0 per mo. Others from
81 o to $3.50.
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HYATTSVILLE = 3-bedrm. brick,
semi-det.. liv. rm.. din rm.. Ia
baths. fenced ward, near schools
and shop. ctr, S125 per mo-,
avail Aug /, AP H-S0h&
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THE WESTMORELAND
HOUSES UNFUHN. TO RENT

ACC AREA--Modernized 3-bedrm.,
1ta-bath stone home, Gear ga
rage stable; 25-acre panoramic
SyIe9i SyyIIeTi Si33 per mo; PO 2-314O.
5OBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
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WALTER REED VIC, Alaska ave.
n.w.-4 bedrmS., 4 baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. > denS, kit, dinette,
disposal, diShwasher, drier, wash
er. Beaut. grounds Of evergreenS,
entire home newly painted and
redec. Charming and gracious for
living and entertaining, % minis
downtown: $3.50. RA. 3-1049,
ST 3-Sp3o
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GE0RGEToWN's narrowest and
most unique-Open frepl., brick
patio. attractive garden: COM
pletely redeeorated; S175 per mo.
Mr.. MeCORD, residence, FE.
1883; once, Ma. s-6995.
GLAssdANoR, MD, 425 Maury
ave.-Semidet. brick 2-story; Inv.
rm.-din. rm. comb. kit, Law
atory LIST H.; 3 bedrms., / bath
End H.: bsmt., rear porch, gas a.
c. heat; SIPS. Lease required. Gail
AGENT. RE. 7-llsl.
GLOVER PARK-3-bedrm. corner
brick, oil heat, $120 mo-, avail.
Aug. l.. 373l Benton st. NV.
THOS. d. WALSH INC. 1900 X
st. NV. FE. s-2O40.
HARVARD ST. NV, overlooking
10th st.-Conv.. elose-in neigh
borhood opposite All Souls Uni
tartan Church. Brick, semide-
tached; q rooms, bath; full bsmt
A. C.. HOUGHTON & SON, INC.
DI. 7-9057, OIL. 2-9474.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS-2-bedroom
detached: all-elee. kit, fenced-in
yard. Conv. to shopping, schools
and churches. 10. 7-31OS.
HILLCREST: S155-3-bedrm. det.
brk.: rec. rm. ;immed. poss. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. 10000.
HILCREsT HEIGHTS, 56lO 2Sth
ave.-3-bedrm., lla-bath. bsmt
corner brick; $l25. JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. 10000.
HOLLYWOOD AREA = 2-bedrm.
brick: avail. July 20; $l2O mo.
WE. 5-0533.
HYATTSVILLE = 3-bedrm. brick
semi-det.. liv. rm.. din rm.. Ia
baths. fenced ward. near schools
and shop. ctr, S125 per mo-,
avail. Aug. /: AP. 7-S05S.
IMMED. OCCUPANCY
, and 3-bedroom houses. Choice
location in nearby Falls Church.
Alexandria and Annandale areas
Newly decorated. Close to schools,
shops, etc.
500 .50-603 Meridian lane. 2-bed-
rm. brick rambler: Handicapped
level lot. off-street parking.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
RARE BOOKS

'errss Jefferson s's'cersn
ARR rc1 t.r'or nhrsc private
tr3,g iprned fne nucleus q
ne presra' Library ~ Congress
wed r IN exhibit IN he
Rare Books corner % the Fine
ARTS Dcpar'mfn' second floor
is's Man I.lDrafy
smaor ne l'ems Displayed are
r'ter u jeifcs9r hand
ttff ON r the Library /.
trrle'r Collorf.on u Autograph
l"irw - ihc President of the
,'t1 s'a'f The other from IFS
t'af rouple'r fDl.ef'l,r u An.
- ,sfh LN'lcr IS 'hc Siencrs
If 'e Declaration ~ indcpcn
ctt'e ieitfrson portrait on dis.
n ergraring used IN
81 al plrlica'ions by the T. S.
;. na9 a Engraving and Print.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

With variety of actiyitie.
scheduled. the YWCA of Metro
politan Detroit, a Torch Drive
agency. Will join with YWCAs
in 1900 communities across tho
United States April 24.30 to cele,
brate the 18th annual National
YWCA Week.
The weeks celebration will be
anticipated Friday. April %. by
an art show. a visit TO an inter.
national restaurant. and a mat.
NEE party for Junior boys and
girls
Mayors of the downriver com.
muniiies of Allen Park. T'r~-'.
Park. Southgato
Trenton and Ecorse. cooperating
with the Downriver YWCA 1485
Fort St. Wyandoite. viii issue
proclamations calling attention 10
the observance.
On Friday. April %. the ART
show will be held from | 10 i
and 7 to 10 pm. al Northwest
3ranch YWCA. 2594O Grand
River Ave. Seventy five students
IN tho oil painting classes taught
by Mrs Elsie Dcehan. 1884
Trinity will exhibit their work
That afternoon. at Lucy Thur
man Branch YWCA. 500 Fast
Elizabeth ST. junior BOYS and
girls will gather from 3 TO 5pm
Tor an afternoon of skating and
dancing.
And at Central Branch YWCA.
223O Witherell ST. proun of
young adults will meet that
evening at els to dine at tho
Italian restaurant. Larcos Inn
April "a. which is YWCA Sun.
day. will be observed bv teen.
AYERS from Lucy Thurman Branch
10 will attend church as p
sroup Central Branch will ma, :
1WCA sunday with a Family
Day from 3 to s pm. when
mother father and all tho La
will play. swim and skate nus 80
gether. ""'e W
World Trip with Jean uox;o I.
WI BE- the feature Of a desse,,
nee, meet ng at Northern Branch
We A. 1890 Woodward Ave o.
Monday April Is, at 7;so n ~
Mrs. Hoxie' internationally fam fam
Gus tennis pro, will describe har
recent trip TO Russia :, ~
, r,',, sponsored by the World
Fellowship committee Of North y
ern Branch. " ''o''h'
Class demonstrations and snec,.,
PROGRAMS will feature a ser;es
81 coffees TO be held each , sva.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Pre- ARRIVE eskPY
BANQUET

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The o'escr fre ire
hrt3trrss ~ ttt ~
m arg u ~ n Std
cgs.' . &c he Honorable I'D.
&c E<0 csserps,f end Have
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lsoc I'm fe,-s,y cosi,r<r MS.
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re cr-r,r enc pstters Lnni.er.
ts'f ~'i' ns CELEBRATED our ing ne
~or'h - Hsr Ycy ere invited
~ pes.sr' sspfi.' Church 4.
l.ss's1 a. an Preston. near ~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Let's Go
Shopping

Have YOU been amozcd lately
with The great number Of canned
products containing meat Mos,
81 them ar economical. too and
can be used as the main dish Of
. meal
f, Canned meats and rea; cornbi-
nations are more -gspular than
ever these davs-juSt since the
laic 1905 our consumption e
ihom has increased about four
fold IIonomakcrs no longer buy
such products only when fresh
foot, arc not ayailable: instead.
tkry consider them staple items
for their pantry shelf Canned
meats are convenient and offer
rs as many as 100 different fla
vorful items from which TO
chooscA
Luncheon meat. canned ham.
chill con csrnc. and meat stew
make up nearly half Of all meat
products We consume Other We
~ popular items are strained
and chopped baby meats. and re-
Gently the stores have offered
strained and chopped baby soup,
which contains a high percentage
e meat Also Tor sale now is
fccf chicken. or veal combined
with vegetables and cereal.
which makes a kind Of casserole
dinner for the young folks.
We can purchase canned meats
in quantity and keep them on
band for long periods Of time
without Worrying about spoilape.
for al Of them mnlcss stated
otherwise on the Label have been
completely Stcrilized after being
scaled Until opened. they will
keep al room temperature: once
opened, however they should be
refrigerated and used within a
fcw DAVIS. as with any cooked
meat. Keep unopened cans in a
storage space that is dry and not
extremely hot or cold - extreme
temperatures are apt to change
the color and flavor of the pro.
duct.
Since canned meats slice bet.
ter when cold several cans should
be kept in the refrigerator for
use at any time. Canned meats
need no cooking. Of course-thev
are cooked right in the can-yct
some arc better served hot
While unused portions my be left
in the can, covered. and placed i'm
the refrigerator. il is perhaps
better TO wrap some meats in
waxed paper to preserve their
fresh pink color.
There are many new items on
the market that we can expert.
mcnt with II will be an incen.
tive 10 watch for features and
good buys that our family will
enjoy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

ing. Monday through Thursday
April 1928, al Central Branch
YWCA.
Also at that Branch on Tues
day. April 26. melting sponsor
cd by the Public Affair Com
mittee will present Mrs Elsie
Gilmore. chairman of the Wayne
County Democratic committee
and Norman o Stockmeyer.
chairman Of the Wayne County
Republican committee. in a dis
cussion Of How to be effective
in the party Ct your choice
Both morning and e-e-'rT SOS.
sio~~ y 10 am.
eG flo pm.
Celebration e National YWCA
Week in Detroit Will come to
close al Central Branch with a
childrcns prosram Saturday and
sunday APRIL 90 AMI May L.
with performances at 2.30 pm.
Girls and boys. ages 6 through
IA. Of the Central Pranch Child
ren's Theatre. will present the
play, Spinner of Dreams" as
sisted by members CT the junior
ballet and tap dance classes.
All activities of National YWCA
Week are open TO the public.
During our National Week.
We welcome all who want TO take
a look at YWCA program" Miss
Annetta B. Eldr'dge. YWCA me-
tropolitan executive director. said.
We are here TO meet needs Of
women I'D girls and their FAM
lnes- and our classes and clubs
Pc based on the interests of
me membership.
I'VE hope. of course" she
added. that many of our visitors
will join the YWCA and partici.
pate in its varied activities"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

A. everyone stepped cgt in
Earer parsces isr Ssndsy the
xzi'y and exubersni jos - Ess.
terilme wz reflected IL nf face
and hear as counted II 3
blessing 30 receive 20 many kind
repem Derantes from fffencs
Amore them were Ms Ccorglns
X Fields ~ soften Ave Mrs
Gertrude Esiicf q John G Lod
re-. Mrs iist,e roRsns q Mrs
Rerita ! Narson KS grs'liy
ing 10 ans . Foster Mother Mrs
Thelms ilorpff ~ pngree
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

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il the person * Marion Ford
Introduced ealh scere most -
ter'.tcy ffrrg anc' ir. room
tplasllg fage fi,'c crrds-coeh.
i4, THrg between hcr nrlll
.ar',t col,red Mics
The -r'r morning scene en-
f.''et Orargc Juice Toast and
f'oe Shtnea The local model
lns arosp The charmoacs. In
beautiful pastel fso'hy pesnoirs
vltn etrh carry.ng long stem.
med flower Hhllp the CHICAGO
quest the Carton Hamilton Male
Nodeis d'snlsyed morning gar.
rcr's such as the shori short
bath robe for shsving shoriie
paisnas FIR cool sleeping and
mand4rin styled dressing gown
play is the Thing introduced
The Chsrmodes in active sports
attire RANGING from deep sea
fishing and tennis TO archery
range pras'ice in which case the
model was replctc with bow.
arrow qgiper and other gear
The Hamilton models not 10 We
og'donc rallied with the showing
3. rid'h!en length swim trunks.
ssy esosrs sets sid pure six
ATARI esrt
Then came Headlines with
The Csarnodes impressiycly hid.
in1 behind olieprcsd newspapers
holtiv displaying such headlines
q 'fcsirc sports Society"
ctr AS they lowered their pub
llcsiion sheets they we're seen
wearing hats TO correspond to
each department Of the news.
paper headline displayed Ham.
lion and his models literally
made their own headlines with
such outfits as a Continental
mix matsh affair Of . black and
white checked Jacket with the
provcrblal slim jim Stacks q
black tropical worsted raw silk
sport Jacket Of basket weave
and burnt gold Stacks and lack.
- 81 Eeyilan subtle print
Cocktail for Two Plus -Four
Plus Pike" brought out The
Charmodcs in fetching aficrfivc
apparel most Of which boastcd
q double talk fashion facets
with skirt being removed tc
transform ball gown into q
cocktail sheath and such. Tho
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.>r M SIX mo-
-2 e'e with Ter
7e G sf.n frsppe
ae- jsei q. bridal blue
e.orr 3 short dinner coat e
me rcssjstket iypc Ia maroon
nr.nied pirwhale corduroy and
many other n.gh-fashion male
wardrobe Hcm q CORRECTION
Lvxurious fyr complete the
Kaleidoscope in . scene abound
ing in chinchills shrves. rain
bow mink cspele-s OF homo
nsfvrale and royal pastel. Nor
weeisn fox cspe sfoles, dyed
rabbit boxey Jackets and .yr.
moline mink clutch cape. For
dsrce advertisements. LaRoc.
que ard Err1s gave wonder
fol pacing with African ritual
display and Afro-cubsn cha
ehs-chs~ wita members cf the
audience willingly cooperating
in the demonsira'ior.
The entire show was cnicyably
unussl with lighting marically
flaring up and then dirinishing
into noihingncss as the spotlight
travelled about the floor follow
ing the adept models in their
modelling PAGES Tho intimate
qualities Of the hotel ballroom
lent Itself perfectly 70 the pro.
dgciion siage by Pill Howard
whose rar~aiions provided en-
tightening detail Mann Furriers
Avenue Flcr.s's Carmen Cospe
ties Regal sound system and
Pin Howard hats 81 contributed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Society Domigs

Family Dinner:
Dr.. and Mrs. Larry Duncan of
hlger gave q Family Easter din.
mel Sunday afternoon at their
home Guests were Mrs Minnie
Green SISTER. Mr. and Mrs
Scott (Mother). Mrs Mildred
Leonard Harrison and Mr. Smith
Modern Mrs. Bridge Club met
81 the home Of Mrs. Reble Hodge
an Gallagher Thursday afternoon
serving a deIectable luncheon
Awards were given 10 Mesdames
Jranits Bass. Ann M.des and
Julia Mitchell.
Members present Mesdames
Florida Barlow. Zelma Collier
vivian Booth. Mae Caldwell. &c.
c "a Davenport. Marcella Binder
and ErnA,ine Croft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

NarN Fsf eyrrcs,re her
than % IN rha ,, aonJ,d la
l'f Antil' Jos 81 ST.
flilabr'h Christian s rnco SUR
nsa' Charch located IN oak
land - kn1 Street The affair
vas hc'd las' 2ecr 81 he church
Nr James r YoKen1c ~ First
Iap'itr Church feorfc Mich was
pfinoinal spcskcr ~ vas dyn
amlr ~ his dclitcrancc rs he
tDokc f-Da > rb RET Lent as
related 70 thr period proceeding
Easter