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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
UIUTIUU0, "HIU
ri

February D. 1860
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the State Highway Direc-
tor of Ohio at Columbus. Ohio until
1000 A. M, Ohio EASTERN Standard
Time, Tuesday, March /, 1860, for
Athens, Hooking. Meiss. Morgan,
Noble, Vinton and Washington Coun-
ties Ohio, on various sections of US.
Routes Nos. 33, so, 50A. State Routes
HaG M9s 5so u l3 S. rs 124. l43, l44; PIG, 27a
Athens County; State Routes Nos. 216
Routes Nos. 346 and $50 in Meigs
County; State Routes Nos. 28O 339 and
676 in Morgan County, y. S. Route No.
LAT, 215, 26O 285 339. $40. 5l3, 563, 564,
SOS, 566, STA, 67O, 672, 1874 in Noble
County; U. S. Route No. so, State
Routes Nos Sc, IS. 1874. 100, 278, 324
'27, 1928, 346, 349, 1856 Ell 677 683 $50
50A, State Routes Nos, Z, 26, rs, 124
las, 244, 26O. 339. 375, $50, 555, 676, in
Washington County, by herbicidal
spraying for weed and brush control
Length: 68038 miles.
This project to be completed not
later than July 90, 1860"
Bidders must apply, on the proper
forms, for prequaiification with the
Highway Credit Examiner, at COlum.
bus, Ohio, at least 10 days before the
date set to open bids.
The minimum wage to be paid tc
all labor employed on this contrac
shall be in accordance with the "Sche
dule Of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rate!
A1scertaihed and Determined by Tho
Department of Industrial Relations ap
plicable to State Highway Department
Improvements in accordance will
Sections 4l15.03, 411504, 4115.05, Ais 06
Ohio"
The bidder must submit with hi
bid certified check in the amour
of $4,000
Plans and specifications are on fill
in the department Of highways ant
the office of the division deput,
director.
The director reserves the right t.
reject any and all bids.
E. S. STON-Director
33 "a ]
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
AT FORT KNOX

Arthur L. Stottsberry is en-
rolled for six months training
under the ONG program at Fort
Knox, Ky. He will complete his
basic training in five weeks after
which he will be sent to Texas
for additional training. His COM
plete address: Pvt. Arthur l..
Stottsberry, NC. 236072s7, Co. c.,
18th Bn., 4th Ing. Regt. Inf.
U.S.A.T.C.A., Fort Knox, KY. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Stottsberry, Cumberland street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. b3b6

Estate of Cora Thompson, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Sadie
Hupp, of Caldwell Ohio, has beer
estate Of Cora Thompson. deceased
late of Caldwell, Noble County. Ohio
Creditors are required to file thcir
claims with said fiduciary within iou
months.
Dated this 5th dav of February, 1860
EARL p. McGINNIS.
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 6371

Estate of Lora Clark, Deceased.
Clark of Belle Valley, ohio, has been
duly appointed administrator of the
estate OF Lora Clark deceased, late of
Belle Valley. Noble County. Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1860.
EARL p McGINNIS.
Probate Judge Of said County
22 "a 2S
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
REMOVED TO HOSPITAL

Nell Wells, Main street, was re-
moved Wednesday morning from
his home to Good Samaritan hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, where he will
receive treatment and remain
under observation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
ON DEANS LIST

Donald f. Miller, of Caldwell
route, was named to the deans
list at Kent State University in
the college of education for the
period. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Miller.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-11
Ohio Power Has Created
1000 New Jobs In State

More than 1000 jobs being provided in Ohio
the combined efforts of Ohio Power Co.'S development
program and local development organizations last year.
Prentice, of Canton, Ohio Powers president and
general said that total of 9 industries either
operating
Evening star., 1960-10-18
HOLLYWOOD
Ross in the Drivers Seat
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

was a top singer In Honolulu
when Steve Parker brought
him to Las Vegas for Holiday
in Japan" Since then he has
costarred with Glenn Ford IN
go For Happy"
shelley Winters, unhappy
with her role in Invitation to
a March," will not be coming
to Broadway with the Arthur
Laurents play. Talk has 1t that
Shelley resents the attention
fellow actress Jane Fonda has
been getting. Actually I don't
know why Shelley agreed to do
the play. Her role is not big
enough for her star stature.
Sal MineO, who plays Dow in
otto Premlnger's Exodus"
promised the boss he would not
appear in any juvenile delin-
quent roles-they made him
famous - until after the pic
ture's run I haven't seen any Of
the Exodus" footage, but I'm
told Sal gives a very good ac-
count Of himself in the ex-
pensive production. BY the way,
Paul Newman originally turned
down the leading role. We will
find out in December If he
made a wise decision in ac-
cepting It.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Arena Stages
Ground Breaking
Set for Today

Groundbreaking ceremonies
for the new Arena Stage Build
ing, Sixth street and Maine
avenue S.W.. are scheduled for
4 pm. today.
Underlining the strong COM
munity support for the project,
Producing Director Zelda Fich-
andler points out that "the
turning Of the first shovelful Of
ground for our exciting new
building will symbolic for me
the tremendous amount Of CO.
operative digging that has pre-
pared the way for this event.
|. We are delighted to become
part Of WaShington's new
Southwest"
The repertoire theater'S final
season at its present home at
Twenty-sixth and D street
NV, will get underway at $3.50
O'Clock tonight with the open
ing performance Of "The Gangs
All Here" by Jerome Lawrence
and Robert e. Lee. Arena Stage
will move into its new theater,
designed by Chicago Architect
Harry Weese, in the fall Of 1861.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
GERMANY HONORs GEN. MARSHALL
CD Home Protection
Course to Open

The Montgomery County
Civil Defense Office will spon-
sor a home protection course
at Christ Lutheran Church of
Bethesda, Old Georgetown road
and Glenbrook drive, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Glasses also will be held at
the church on October IS, No
vember / and November is at
the same time.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) =
Singer Bobby DARN. who pre-
ferS young blondes. will be hav-
ing some competition with
Sandra Dee whom he is wooing
on and Of screen in Italy where
they play young lovers in Come
September" A Beverly Hills
gentleman named Bill GargarO
is flying to Rome to see Sandra,
and to pop the question. The
delightful Miss Dee will make
no major decisions without the
approval of 38-year-old Pro-
Queer Ross Hunter, who dis
covered" the 49, year old
dream of the teen-agers four
years ago.
I hear that Richard BurtOn's
singing voice in the Lerner-
Lowe musical, "Camelot," will
be a surprise. The Broadway
opening has been postponed
from November II to December
3, to give Director Moss Hart
more time to shorten and i'm
prove the show. -. One Of its
stars, ROddy McDOwall, for in
stance, didn't come on. opening
night in Toronto. until II
o'clockl
The Judy Holiday fiasco in
"Laurette" will not hurt Pro-
ducer Alan Pakula too much
financially. He had q play in
.surance policy on Judy for
100000, with Lloyds Of Lon
don. But the Angles, includ-
ing Rose Tobias, casting direc-
tor for David Susskind. lost
their investment with the aban-
donment of the play. Which
reminds me, when David was
being picketed at his office be-
cause Of the "Open End" Khru-
shchev interview last week,
Rose, a practical girl, told her
assistant: Run out and get
some extras for the Scarlet
Pimpernel' show"-a TV Sus-
skind spectacular. starring
Maureen O'Hara.
= y &A
Metro has first refusal on the
Jackie Gleason Walter PidgOn
hit, Take Me Along" Bill
Bendix has taken over for
Jackie who has left the Broad
way musical to prepare his
movie in Paris, "Gigot," with
the exuberant friend of TOOtS
Sh0r playing a deaf mute. And
his warning Producer David
Merrick says, THAT will be a
nice change.
GeOffery Horne, the clean-cut
Englishman in Bridge on the
River Kwai," is currently star
ring in Joseph and His Breth-
rem" in Italy. Horne and his
wife, Model Nancy Berg, are
expecting their first child. And
the actor has it written into
his. contract that he can fly to
Nancy in New York for the
birth of the baby.
James Shigeta could lose the
lead in the movie version of
THE Flower Drum Song" be-
cause of his conflicting Bridge
to the Sun" picture with Carroll
Baker to be filmed in Washing
ton, Paris and Japan. James
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Israel Protests Navy Aid to Arabs

Israel Ambassador Abraham Harman called on
c. Lewis JONES' assistant us. Secretary of State for
Near Eastern affairs to present formal note con-
veying Israels protest of the U.s. Navy aiding the
Arab blockade of the Suez. President Eisenhower
received delegation of the American Jewish Com
mittee and presented with the first honorary
fellowship of the AJCs Institute of Human Relations
. Hadassahs md-wnter conference opened in New
York and heard Dr. Miriam K Freund, national presi-
dent, say she "paned' that President Eisenhower
implied that there is Jewish vote' in the United
States and that it is being used to influence the ad
ministration's attitude toward Israel 1t
announced at the concave that Hadassah will have
a special four-week pilgrimage to Israel this year
The sale of Renaut cars has declined in the us.
since the firm cancelled it's dealings with Israel.
New York rabbis have demanded the elimination of
any religious material from public school teaching.
The Bnai Birth international Council, meeting
in Amsterdam announced plans for offices in six
lands throughout the world for research in contempo
rary Jewish affairs and for the promotion of greater
cultural interchange between Jewish communities.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
A Community At The Crossroads

mems and women's organizations and every member of
the community can point with pride the magnificent
threequarters of million dollar Center.
We have fine Hebrew Schools strong cultural pro-
grams and carefully program of Kashruth
This is no time to take backward steps, The Jewish
community OF Tucson must fully accept it's responsible
lty Its doctors, lawyers accountants Whitecoar work
all must join in pressing forward with their greatest
gift-givng to reach the 1860 CJA goal
Consider your contribution does it measure
up to your responsibility in the community? Are you
giving as much to CJA as would if you were sup
port each OF the 49 benefcaries separately? Are you
giving the support that will help establish Tucson as
community among communities?
If you give your fair share, the 1860 goal can be
reached and the Tucson Jewish community will take its
righful place among the great Jewish communities of
the world.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05

The Prime Minister added
that Israel will continue, in
the future, to permit the
rightful Arab owners of land
in the demilitariZed zone to
cultivate such land. But, he
affirmed, under no condi-
tions will we allow the Syri-
an police, officials or military
to enter" that zone. Assert
ing that Syrian soldiers, dis
guised as farmers, were en-
.tering Israeli lands not be-
longing to Arab owners, the
Prime Minister said:
1--WE are making every eff
fort to preserve tranquility
along the borders. We do not
want to eXacerbate relations
with our neighbors. But since
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05

States and throughout the world.
When CJA reaches its full goal, a major response
biity of the community is fulfilled
But the Jewish community of Tucson has NEVER
reached CJA goal and only in the last two years has
the community been able go the 100000 mark
This year CJA seeks to raise realistic goal of $780,
OO0-a goal realistic for community of 1000 Jewish
families
The Jewish community of Tucson is at the cross
today because if CJA fails reach it's goal again
returning down the old road to that small Tucson
Jewish community of yesteryear with its adobewalled
shu it's volunteer Embarrassing through the treess Ladies
Aid Society.
But this is road for us to take in growing dyn-
annie community. The Jewish community of Tucson be
proud of it's accomplishments It's religious organizations
strong and mature and led by outstanding religious
and lay has very weladoped structure of
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05

'1f we have no other choice
for the safeguarding of the
lives of our Watchmen and
workers." said the Prime
Minister, 1--WE shall have to
resort to the use of force"
The Prime Minister'S state
ment came after fighting
broke out on the Syrian bor-
der. Three Israelis were dead,
seven were injured and a
number of settlements suffer
ed damage from Syrian she'll
fire in the latest outbreak.
A Syrian military base was
wiped out by the IsraeliS.
A ceaSe-fire was arranged
speedily but it was announced
in Cairo that United Arab Re
public forces h a d moved
along the entire Egyptian-Is-
raeli border.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Editorial Comment:

The Jewish community of Tucson is at the cross
roads of great
All around the Jewish community of Tucson the
great southwest is booming far beyond the most opt
mstic of expectations The city of Tucson grows with
such speed that the governmental than
$4,000 behind.
In numbers the Jewish community is keeping up.
It is estimated there than 1000 Jewish
families in the Old Pueblo
But the question is whether the Jewish COM
munity will realize that with growth in numbers also
responsibilities of these great responsibilities
is the of your fellow More than decade ago
Tucson Jewish community leaders decided to insure the
carrying out of communal responsibilities by having
main unified Embarrassing campaign. And thus CJA -
the Combined Jewish Appeal - was born
Through CJA the Jewish community cares for it's
own cares for it's lessorunate in the United
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
DR.. Suchur
Addresses
CJA Affair
Women's Opener
To Hear Historian

DR.. Howard Sachar, brilli-
ant young American historian
and expert on ISraelS pro-
blems, will speak at the 1860
CJA Women's opening event.
The luncheon affair will be
held Feb. II at 1915 at the
Cliff House.
DIR. Sachar, now Hillel
Foundation director at four
schools in the San Francisco
area, is a member of the
American Historical ASSocia-
ton and of the American
Academy of Political and So.
cial Science.
Before leaving for an eX-
tended study tour of Israel,
Dr.. Sachar taught Jewish his
tory for the west coast school
of the Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
in Los Angeles.
He has only recently re-
turned from his Is months of
study in Israel and soon will
publish a book, The Growth
of the Israeli People"
Mrs. Alex Weiss is general
chairman of the 1860 CJA wo-
mems division with Mrs. Sol
Kamin as co-chairman. Mrs.
Edna Mandelbaum is chair
man of the special gifts COM
mittee with Mrs. l. HorWitZ
serving as coordinator.
The luncheon committee is
chairmaned by Mrs. Al Osh-
rim with Mrs. Paul Sgutt as
co-chairman. Other committee
members are Mines. Jack Sill
verman, Lew Davis, Emanuel
Finkelstein and Howard Ger
son.
Making up the committee
sponsoring the CJA women's
opening affair are Mines
Meyer Agron, Philip Besser-
man, Richard Bloch, Rosa
Bloch, Cele KWaSS Cohen,
Louis Cohen, Harry Conn,
Alex Gelb, AL Glickman, Char
les Gordon, Arthur Green,
Stanley Hatcher, Henry H.
Kaufman, Hy Klebanow, Le-
on Levy, Simon Milberg, Jack
Nevins, Richard Noble, Jack
Posner, Elmer E. Present,
Ethel Sarney, Mayme Schoen-
berg, Morris Shanhouse, Muir
ray ]. Shift and Marvin Volk.
Reservations for the affair
may be made by calling the
CJA office at MA 4-S603.
The luncheon is for $1OO
minimum donors to CJA.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05

NEW YORK, (JTA) - A
budget of $6,174,0OO for 1860,
to operate some $50 technical
schools and related facilities
for impoverished and mi
grant Jews in 20 countries,
was adopted at the national
conference of the board of di-
rectors of the American ORT
Federation.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
The Arizona Posts
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
Israeli Arms Still Go to Germany

Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion told the Knes-
set that Israel is still shipping military weapons to
West Germany. His statement came after some TO-
600 former Ghetto fighters partisans, e-servcemen
and leftist party members staged demonstration in
Tel Aviv against the resurgence of Nazism. reso-
luton was passed by the demonstrators protesting
the arms deal between Israel and West Germany.
In Jerusalem David Ben Haroush, the self styled
Nader of the North African immigrants who was sent
to Jail last August for his part in the Hafa riots last
July was released this week presidential am
nesty The Knesset has called on the country
high school teachers to halt their passive strike and
to cease refusing to cooperate with school principals
in their demand for higher salaries The World
Bank is interested in developing the Haifa and Eiat
harbors, it is reliably reported
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05

the United Nations did not
ask them to cease their activi-
ties, and incursions continued
and one of our men was kill
ed, we found it essential to
do away with the Syrian mill
tary posts"
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Soys Ben-GUrion
Soys Ben-Gurion
Israeli Forced
To Fight Back

JERUSALEM tJTA) - Prime Minister David Ben
Guron told the Knesset here that long the UN Truce
Supervision Organization finds itself unable Chase the
Syrians Israeli territory Israel will have choice
but to force.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

WEST CHEVY cHASE-THAT BEAUTIFUL AREA OF FINE
HOMES OFF WISCONSIN AVENUE BETWEEN CHEVY CHASE
AND KENWooD cLUB-sELIEVE WE CAN GUARANTEE THIS
TO BE THE MARKETS TOP MD-20 VALUE! 47oe DERUSSEY
PARKWAY-oPeN SUN le-VeV exceptional quoIty Brick with
heavy sote root ond hollow tile foundation Absolutely perfect
condition! real chomer with bedroom ond full both lst floor
Two bedrooms und bath End floor Porch full base
ment garage, storm windows; nice level fenced lot blocks
Somerset grade school, Owner leaving Washington Wisconsin
beyond WOOdys to DeRussey left home Mr. Norris oL
Evening star., 1960-04-23

OUTSTANDING RAMBLER VALUE IN THE HIGHLY DESIRABLE
KENWoOD- -WooDAcRES AREA-VACANT-FRESHLY DECO.
ATED-oFFER IN Low 2os MAY BUY 62O6 WeDeEWoo6
RoAD-oPEN SUM- l-6-Lone low and lovely! Charming white
brick rombe with bedrooms and IA bohs Large living
with repoee. Sepurote dining Attached guruee Dhwoshe
disposal and clothes washer and der included No basement
but plenty of storage end NO steps, Mass Ave- Ext TO Godboro
right to Wedgewood; left to home Mr. Borte HA 2342l
SToP!-LooK!-LISTEN! AN OFFER IN Low 2Vs NAY BUYl-
6loS KIRBY RoAD-oPEN SUM- l-6A bedrooms ~ baths
large beomed ceiling living with fireplace epoote
dining room oee kit with dshwusher disposal runqe and bq
2door refrigerator poneed room Two cir conditioner
also included Smart contemporary spt-Ieve the beautiful
desirable Lundon School Of Bethesda Wilson Lone Md
bury left TO Kirby, right TO home. Mr. MeuseI o. 4-2575
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Condor
Gets FILA
Post

Lester P. Condor, director
Of the Compliance Division Of
the Housing and Home
Finance Agency since Janu-
ary. 1855, has been appointed
to the newly created post of
deputy commissioner for op-
erations of the Federal Hous-
ing Administration.
In announcing the appoint
ment, Commissioner Julian
H. Zimmerman said: 1T be-
came quite clear to me early
in my administration that
FILA has grown to such a size,
both in volume of business as
well as new programs, that an
additional deputy commits.
sioner was needed"
The new deputy commits
sioner. who is 81, is a native
of New Rochelle, N. Y, and a
graduate of Providence (R. L.
College. He also attended
Georgetown University Law
School.
After services as a naval
officer in World War II, he
became a special agent of
the Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation. In 1851 he was ap-
Evening star., 1960-04-23

market prices, the March l
figure having climbed that
amount above February l.
The secondary market
price of a mortgage is the
price that an investor is will
ing to pay the original lender
or subsequent holder of the
mortgage to buy it. When
the secondary price is rising
it indicates that more money
is becoming available for
mortgage investment. When
the price is dropping, it in
dicates that less investment
money is available for mort
cages and that mortgage
money is getting tighter.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Mortgages in Better Demand

Secondary market prices
for immediate delivery OF
Federal Housing Administra-
tion-insured 574 per cent
new-home mortgages av-
eraged $96.5 per 500 Of out
standing amount on April /,
compared with 1864 on
March /, FILA has announced.
The figures are based on
mortgages with 25-year ma
TURTLES and 10 per cent or
more down payment.
This is the second conSec-
utive month the FILA has
found a one-tenth of a per
cent rise in these secondary
Evening star., 1960-04-23

pointed assistant chief of Sc
curity, Office Of Price Stabil-
ization and inspector of the
Office of Enforcement. From
April, 1858, he served as staff
director of the House Com
mittee on Government Oper-
ationS until joining HHFA in
1854.
Mr.. Condor was awarded
the Distinguished Service
award in 1857 while at the
HHFA.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

TO SETTLE EsTATE FIRST PREsENTAT4oN-WEsLEY HEGHTs
SIX BEDRooMS-435l CATHEDRAL AVENUE N. w., OPEN
TODAY AND SUNDAY l6-A wonderful large -fomiy home
truly fine Location There bedrooms ond boths above
the first floor lift living Excellent condition Beautiful
setting towering trees lot 75xl0 Short sufe walk
popuor Horace Mann erode school, CAN HARDLY FAIL TO SELL
THIS WEEK END Moss Ave- Wisconsin Ave. cross Wisconsin
and bear immediately left Cathedral Mr. PurdOe Wo 643s5
or OIL. 4-E92
Evening star., 1960-04-23
FOREST HILLS
2Sl0 Brondywine Street NV.

NEW, de luxe home featuring large Ibroy, foniIy
roo and bath level Exceptionally large living
opening 10 ottrocVe poto dining and modern
kitchen level bedrooms and z boths on upper
level. BuiIt-in ooroee Builder will consider taking smoIer
house in trode OPEN SUNDAY, :3o-5:3O.
Directions 90 Brandppine St house
Evening star., 1960-04-23

First presentation of this charming Vctoon farmhouse the
heart Of Chevy Chose In immaculate condition throughout,
and featuring large foyer, living approximately 35
dining roon tomysze kitchen with good equipment ond
powder first floor bedrooms and modern boths
on End floor Soirwoy to tremendous oc which could be
finished bedrooms poyroom. Beautiful poches offord
ing reo comfort for living 3co eorooe Level lot
loox25 with beautiful towering Waking distance
OF elementory junior and senior high schools lody of
lourdes Perish. S34,95o. OPEN SUNDAY, :3O-53o.
Chase Circle ThorHappe
Street. right house.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
M MARYLAN D.

OUR FIRST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VALUE-lN THE
POPULAR SUMNER-SPRINGFlELD AREA OFF MASS. AVE. EX
TENDED!-Ml0 30s-56l4 NANAkAGAN RoAD-oPEN SUM-
l6 Lovely big stoneund brick sptIev Of the choice
lots Of this beautiful True eentehoI pon large IN
din combination with ottoete fireplace wo huge kit
tomy room sevonts smoI 4th bedroom, delightfully."-
private screened living porch oversize bun garage Closets
large and plentiful Lot ortisteoy ondseoped Beautiful
big trees Reor yod nicely pote with toll sopns fence Public
and porcchioI schools Kenwood Club Moss Ave ext Fort
Sumner Drive left ond then right NomOkoson Rood Mr. Bod
ford VIII. SILL
FIRST ATIoN-BETHESDA- PARKWooD-NEAR NIH
AND NAVAL MED. cENTER-S895o-lo,2o4 GREENFIELD
RoAD-oPEN SUM- l6-Chormine brick bungalow with
bedrooms ond bath lst floor ond fine big dormo bedroom
End floor Beautiful with bor full basement Lovely
wooded lot soe decd END PowOOd elementary ond
Holy Redeemer schools Owner hos purchased orser home Must
SELL Dir Wisconsin Ave. right Cedor Lone, left Amber
left on PuIer left Greenfield Rd home. Mr. Morris, Wo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Gen. and Mrs. David Wade
ct vandenburg Air Force
Base before returning to their
quarters at Fort McNair.
The Spanish Air Attache
and Mrs. Miguel Guerrero
have. issued invitations to q
reception on Saturday De-