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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

executive director.
Elected Board Members at large
were Moss III Hendrix, NAMD
founder; Robert T Lcatherwood,
Lcathcrwood, Cleveland and Lo.
gan, Detroit; Charles J. Smith. III.
Florida A & NJ University, ITALIA.
hasscc' Wendell =. Aston. New
York City; Enoc Waters. Chicago:
and Stan Matthews, Chicago
The organization made some
important constitutional changes
among which were included an
expanded local chapter activity.
the naming Of a fourth vice presi.
dent and the increasing of board
members at large Mr.. Ward. who
was elected to the added VP post.
is also president Of the Washing.
ton ID. c., chapter Of NAMD. Pro.
visos designed TO increase pro.
fcssional effectiveness and to fos.
ter wider professional member
ship interest were also included
IN the new constitution.
The Constitution Committee in.
cludcd Henry p. IFcrvey, James
Hewitt, Mr.. Lcatherwood, Eston
Collins. Mr.. Hendrix served as
chairman Of the committee.
The 1861 convention of the
Association will be held in Phila.
delphia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Receives Hisesf Honor in eIkdor
On the occasion of having re.
c'ived the higcsi honor that can
te attained in the Improved be
rovelcnt Protective Order OF the
E,ks Of the World. Mrs Alberta
Ruth Graham. PG.DR., Assistant
Grand Dircctress Of the Educa.
ton Department of the Elks, and
very active member of Mary Pal
mcr Methodist Church. was hon
orcd at a Testimonial Reception,
Sunday. May 29th at the Detroit
Urban League. located on Mack
and John X Streets The auditor
ium was filled 10 the standing
room only capacity oy the many
friends who came 10 pay tribute
TO Mrs. Graham on this memoir
able event.
Mrs. Graham was among the
group OF women who met in
Club form 10 Organize what is
now The Emma v. Kelly Temple
No. $50, I.B.P.O.E. Of w. in
March 1884. She has served faith
fully in various capacities OF the
order. She is az present serving
her eight year as State Direetress
OF Education. and through her
capable leadership four students
from the State Of Michigan have
received scholarship honors, max
ing il possible for them 10 attend
various schools and universities
in the United States.
She Is also the Grand Assistant
Dircctrcs> OF Education for the
Grand Temple Of IBPOE Of "
Because of her charming and
loscable personality. and wlnnin-
smile she Is referred 20 hy many
as the Sweetheart OF the Nichi
San Ell Family
Mrs Graham j. member and T
Past lunior Matron Of he. Doris
ian Chanier 80 81 order Of The
Eastern STAR Prince Hall Aftilia-
ton amewber Of he Doriprlca
pia Amsranih Court No I
member &. The Daughters of Isis
Na~acl Coar, 40 80. 4 + AON
" ; and chairman of The Audit
ir- Cowmliice Of Mary Palmer
Methodist hurch
Mr., R0her'a Clark ~ Ruler
q. Emma V Kelly Temple was
Mistress Of Ceremonies for the
mammoth program Many tributes
and iclcltatons were expressed
70 the noble honorcc BIS her
friends and associates.
Parade OF Nations
The United Christian Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

keep the peace, or can create
separate study and sleeping
areas.
For any of these locations.
If YOU intend to use a natural
finish and want to use a light
wood. you might pick Idaho
white pine or Engelm In n
spruce. In dark-toned species
your choice might be inland red
cedar or incense cedar.
Knot formation varies, too.
Ponderosa pine has large irreg-
ular knots. while in Idaho white
pine and Engelmann spruce the
knots are small and more num-
erous. Other western pine re-
gion species are larch, lodge
pole and sugar pine. white fir
and Douglas fir, each with dis
tinctive characteristics. All re-
spond TO any finishing treat
ment and are good for con-
structing room dividcrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Bud " Ward. associate for Carra-
ton Company The Moss II. Ken.
dirk Organization, both of Wash
lngton, DC.
Lovneer Pemberton, executive
director, Kansas City Urban Lea
que, was elected 70 another term
as NAMD secretary. William r.
Majors, Memphis Tenn Coca.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Wnefe none really exists.
One of the most versatile
materials for constructing a
divider is lumber. IT allows you
to create a design that will fit
with any decorative scheme,
and some Of the most econom-
zeal, easy TO work and beautiful
are the ten kinds of wood from
the western pine region.
Though dividers can fit into
almost any room. some uses
lead in popularity. For example,
you can create an entrance hall
in home that has none with
a divider that screens the front
door from the rest OF the living
room. In a big. old-fashioned
bathroom a broad divider be-
tween lavatory section and the
rest Of the room can provide
cupboard space for linens. II
you have two children sharing
a bedroom. dividcr can scpar-
ate their territories and help
. 49, -
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Society Domgs

! Loan Assn. Models from IA.
Beauty Mart and vicki's All pur.
pose Sauce.
AS we entered the dinnin,
room there was a spread Of
double ruffcd nylon net red and
doubled ruffled nylon net red ana
Decoration Day with fine chin,
and gorgeous silver in pla,s
ment. The center carried an ar
rangcment Of red rose buds and
white carnations. Well, lust every.
thing TO eat. Many guests wero
present. Mrs. Sadie Palmer, pres
ident
Rev. Charles S. Spivey has been
sent TO Nashville. Tennessee "a
have charge Of the PvbIishino
House. Fine people will be miss.
ed.
The Michigan State Associa.
ton of Colored Women's Clubs
held their Spring Board meeting
in Muskegon, Michigan. The Tri.
City Women's Club was hostess
The October meeting will be held
in Benton Harbor Mrs. Dclcie
Pace, president will represent
the State in July at the National
Convention of ~W0mcn's Clubs
Nearly 100 members were pres.
ent, Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Gamble will receive
an award June 3rd from the
Detroit School OF Commerce, Of
which she is a graduate.
Sorosis Tea:
Sunday afternoon the Sorosis
group gave Tea at Club House
A musical program was in the
Offering and was much cnioycd
There were many people present.
The National Council Of Neqro
Women attended the Regional
Conference that was held az
Dayton. Ohio, Saturday and Sun.
day. Mrs. Ola Poole and Mrs.
Edith Gamble also her mother,
Mrs. Edith Davis were some Of
the folks from Detroit.
Mrs. Margaret Gillespie, teach
er at Lewis Business College
showed the Travelogue of the
Caribbean Cruise of the 400 Study
Club at the Monthly Assembly
of the School Friday evening.
Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church had an entertaining Schc.
dule for the entire day. The Rev.
Chas Hill spoke from Joshua A:
9. What Will Become of the
Stones?
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

| Wedding:
Yvonne Oglesby and MIR. Rue
ben Mitchell spoke their wedding
vows Saturday. May %, 1860, al
IL am from stephens A.M.E
Church with Rev. Charles >
spivey officiating. The family
and a few friends were present
The bride wore white chan
lilly lace gown princess style
buttoncd back. three TERED SKIRT
baIIirena length. The ncckline
was sabrina and over elbow
sleeves with lace gloves Her
veil fell from crown OF lace
and Jewels. She wore pearl car
rings and necklace. Her flowers
were white roses cntwincd with
white satin ribbon.
Mrs. conchifs Thomas (Slster)
was matron OF honor and wore
an aqua nylon net, carrying pink
carnations.
The bride was given in mar
risge by her brother Allison Og.
Iesby. Best man was Donald
Hawkins.
A brilliant reception was given
at the Community House from
6 to 8 pm. Many lovely gifts
were given.
Mrs. Marian Merritt. was guest
speaker for the Hartford Avenue
Missionary Society Sunday after
noon, Mrs Merritt proved to be
an interesting speaker.
She will be the guest of Rev.
and Mrs Charles Hill at their
summer home.
400 Club; Sea Going vaetioners:
Mrs. Mary Howell of Atkinson
was hostess to he 400 Club last
Wednesday afternoon at her
spacious home.
The president called the club
to order and the so or more peo-
pie were anxious to hear Of the
cruise.
The following islands Of the
caribbean Sea were 81. Thomas,
Virgin Island. San Juan, Porto
Rico; Port az Prince. Haiti;
Kingston. Jsmiea; oeho Rios. 10
Rivers) and Montssy. These Is
lands comprised their visit on
the sea.
There were many experiences
of the Sea Going Vacationers. Dr.
Violet I. Lewis spoke on San
Juan. Porto Rico, and four other
will cover the other
countries respectively The prcsi-
dent will report on all
There were many guests and
business people present who gave
short talks. as Mr.. Phillip from
the Home Federal Savings and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Jesse } Lewis, Jessie J Lewis
and Associates. public relation
representatives for Cola.Cola in
Birmingham. Ala, first vice proc
dent. William c. Porter. Anheu
serBusch, ST Louis. second vice
president; and 3rd and 4th vice
presidents Julian Nicholas, the
Pcpsi-Cola Company. and James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
National Assn Of market Devedpers-(ds Successful Clinic

ClllCAGO-LcRoy w Jcffries.
vice president, Johnson Publish.
NJ Company. was re elected pres
dent Of the National Association
Market Developers her last
ycck during the Seventh Annual
NAMD Marketing Cline and Con
vcntion at the Sherman Hotel
Other elected officers included
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Cola BoftIne Company. vas re-
turned as treasurer. r snk a
Dee. Sehenley DisiiIlers, New
York City, is assistant secretary,
and Thomas A. Shropshire, New
York City, remains as assistant
treasurer. n. Nsyior Fifrhvgh,
Howard University, and Hendrix
Organization associate, is NAMD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Now faith is the substance
of things hoped for, the evil
dence of things not seen.

Through faith we understand
that the words were framed by
the word Of God so that things
which are seen were not made
of thing which do not appear.
Hebrews ll.3
Can you "see" how your TV
and radio bring distant scenes
and sounds into your home.
or even how voices come over
your telephone? Yet we know
they do. Why should it ever
be difficult.to believe in God
that He is. all good, all love!
Evening star., 1960-07-23

Huu5LAMD4ta uaiaHs 4l5edr1 roREsb sybatS eA Center
hall brk. home; rare liv. rm. with
stone lrepl. and big picture win
dow, formal din. rm.. 25-ft. Flor
ida rm., full bsmt with large rec
rm. and den; many appointed fea-
lures and extras. I'VE invite your
comparison. S27,500. Large con-
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WHEATON-GLENMONT - Newly
dec, ,3-bedrm. brk. rambler. Gus
tom kit. with eye-level oven and
disposal. large enclosed porch with
mahog. paneling, finished rec. rm. /:
walk to all schools: S16,950. 1926
Farnell dr., Silver Spring, VIII.
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HOUSES WANTED

LANGLEY PARK-Choice, 3-bedrm
brick rambler. GE kit; excellent
S1sk SSnd sas assF sia9So iifan9Ss PEiSed HTSH ~
PECK. HE. 4-1700 til 8.
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s19 oGLETHoRPE ST. NE.
eemi-detached clean 6-rm. brick
house has RECREATION ROOM
AND NICE POWDER ROOM. Storm
windows, awnings; patio; has
modern kit; fenced-in back yard
AL this for $500 down.
HARRY NJ. GREENFIELD
WO R.RoR7 ST 2-hh1 6
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TAKOMA PARK
TEMPLE HILLS
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
INC, REALTOR

1914 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-7700
Southern Maryland's LIST Realtor
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LANGLEY PIX. - 3-bedrm. semi
detached brick home, fenced lot
4heo flrst trust. S396 down, nc
settlement charges. OWNER. LO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PARKWOOD - 3-bedroom brick
rambler: 23-ft. liv. rm with stone
firepl., sep. din. rm.. full bsmt
S1S,750. 1925 Parkwood dr., VII
2-7l53. Open today,
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CLINTON, $1,000 down. 3-bedrm
home. carport, storm windows,
large lot, S14,500: also homes fol-
rent. STATE REALTY AND ms.
AGCY., Rte. 3S1 Clinton, CY. q
1895, closed Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AEC-New, on "a acre, 3-bedrm.,
2l2-bath brick rambler; rec. rin.,
carport, scr. porch. MANY PLUS
FEATURES.
G. A. schlesinger Co, Lo. 5-S63O
AIR CONDITIONED; Bethesda =
Beautiful all-brick split-level in
quality Bethesda area; 3 large
bedrooms, immense paneled den
with fireplace, separate dining
room, recreation room. 2-car ra-
Tage, a superior home; $50, 500
A.. J. KESSINGER e. CO., JU
AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA-dresn
acres, $l9,95O; 3 extra-lge. bed
rms. IA baths, brand-new kit,
25' family rn. wIlaundry area on
1st A.; level wooded lot Don I
miss this onei Ewes, EN- 3-5472
POBIAK 8; POBIAK OIL. 2-4000
BETHESDA, Wood Haven-Charm-
ing older Colonial on wooded. "a
acre; huge entr. foyer, liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., 4 bedrms., . baths,
plus servants quarters and baths
3 firepls., spacious rm. sizes
throuEhout; S32 800.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 It'll 0
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nt0ggn
CONTINUED

BETHESDA, nr. NH Classically
shaded. custom-built. textured brk
home; hv. rm. w/firepl.; full din
rm.; kit. w/table space, disposal
dishwasher: 3 bedrms., den, ~
baths, tiled bsmt., oyersized gar.
scr. pch., outdoor firepl. Lower
20s. open Sat.-Sun., III, OIL
2-0S62. From Bethesda center 4
mi. out Old Georgetown to Sub.
urban Hospital. left on Lincoln 3
blks.. left on Garfield to s606.
BETHESDA-BY OWNER
First showing of 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial, in TOP location. 1st fl
has l.r., dr., powder rm., den with
built-ins. brkfst. nook in kit.
tiled .bsmt., garage, fenced YARD
with huge trees and choice plant.
ing; low EOS, with attractive
terms. Call OIL. 6-S473, or come
l-6, Sat. and Sun. Dir: TAKE
Wis. ave. Just past NH to Cedar
lane, left to Locust. right l blk
to Acacia, right on Acacia, immed
left Linden, right on Fordyce Il
Kingsley.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sME-MD.

ANDREWS AREA - Adjacent te
Westchester Estates. 3 bedrms.
full bSmt.. approx. 1-acre lot; sur
rounded by board fence; SlS,9O0
BY OWNER. HI. 9-Sl34.
BEAUTIFUL Hiilcrest hts. Nd
De luxe ramb.,. 4 bedrms,, 81
baths, garage, ultramod., with all
Ultramod. Hollywood rambler,
bedrms., 2 baths, 2-ear garage.
n5eglasssi nsSgs ssfh .Ts Tsl-tO-Wail .sssrPst pes
yard and isndsespinR. No. s Cole
sDIftoi.veI. SfR0E eE de luxe. air cSns' '0Cs
bedrms:, gar. Ia baths: 50Is
RosY RoSss9Y [, Gv1i WHITFIELD Really ~ CO So
Branch aye, and colebrook dr.. RE.
BEAUTIFUL CEDAR VALLEY, MD.
Home and income in s.e., all
brick, like new. Upper level has
liv. rm. ,w/nreplace, picture vim
dow, 2 lovely bedrms., tile bath,
Tm., bedrm.. i oThl ain. 'Tns, Tma, Eit' IT, and ND
bath. Appraised BY FLA at ST.
$50. Will sell for S16,750, terms.
J. N. MEDLEY. 10. s-5777.
BEACON HEIGHTS
proved. $4,000; only $500 down
Liy. rm,. with din. L. equip. kit.
full daylight bsmt., level Anchor
fenced lot yyHSvn.i With Gti1st; parking.
Brk. Colonial on level fenced lot,
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm., equip. kit, enclosed porch
and 2 generous size bedrms.: bsmt
with finished rec. rm and drepl.,
S14,500. E-Z Terms.
RIVERDALE
Close to Parkway and st. Bernards
Sparkling new 3-bedrm. rambler
with equip. table space kit, liv.
rm. with large din. L, full daylight
$4,000. Immed. poss.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOREST HEIGHTS, MD. los
sachem dr.-Colonial eustim-built
large 6-rm. det. brick. 31a baths
recr. room, scr. porch; owner oc-
cupied. LO. 1918.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ABoVE-GROUND REC. ROOM in
this 3-bedrm., all-brick rambler,
featuring entrance hall, 2 large
bedrms., IA baths. fireplace IN
rm., equipped Kitchen. situated
on beautifully handicapped lot on
quiet cul-de-sac; reduced to 500
$50. Texas-bound owner wants
to got Call F. W. BERENS, Real
tors, 1880 Richmond hwy, Alex.
andria, so. $4,000.
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FOREST HTS. RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6

O4 NV NO4NOtS -
2se Cree dr.-Four bedrmS.. two
baths. recreation room, with
8. Capitol st. to Forest Heights
entrance, bear right on service
road to Cree dr., right to house.
Mr. Jewell, HA. 2-7S26. LYMAN
c. DELE & CO., INC, Ii. 7-0S09.
FOREST HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm. :,
semidetached home; Ia baths,
fenced lot. Basement. Vacant. S49b
down. OWNER 10. 5-2131.
FORESTVILLE, n, 34l7 Roslyn
aye.-LoYely 3-bedrm, rambler.
LarEe liv. rm., nice kit. full
eSnT Ioeats sneec nav ysIq ASSUME stTrm srs:
41aec CT loan: priced to sell. Call
Mr.. Oglesby, 10. 7-0364. OGLES-
BY A RICE REALTY.
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CAPITAL REALTY co

ICAPITAL REALTY CO
WE. $4,000
NEAR PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA
-4-bedrm. Colonial with center
entr., spacious liv. rm., sep. din
rm. and den on lst A.; fenced lot
with trees: terrific buy at Sl4,900
and assume lge. 4laes loan. Call
now. Z. c. HILLEY g. CO., REAL
TORS, AP. 7-720O.
NEED ONLY 2 BEDRMS? See this
immac. all-brick rambler with sep
din. rm., firepl. in liv. rm. and
full bsmt.; ranch-style fenced and
beautifully Handicapped. Full price
only. Sl4 800 with FHA or con-
ventional terms. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO., INC. WA. $4,000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE AREA
LRe. de luxe brick Cape Cod, in
area Of lovely homes, close to
public and parochial schools, S22. :
800: TAKOMA REALTY, JU.
NEW HAMP, AVE, LANGLEY
bedrm. Colonial brick; spacious
Iv.. rm.,. sep. din. rm.; kitchen
with eating space: rec. rm., scr
In porch, fenced yard. . air con-
ditioners, plus attic fan; conv, to
eeysrything; $4,000. BY OWNER,
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HOWARD COUNTY, Highland-BI
OWNER. Custom built 3-bedrm
brick rambler, on | acre; > tileC
baths, hot-water Dashboard heat
2-car garage Firepl, bath il
bsmt. Priced, S26,950. Phont
Atlas 6-230S.
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FRINGE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774

GREENBELT, MD.-2-bedrm. brick
house, immed. occup., attractive
features, such as closed garage,
large closets, ample attic for stor-
age. Beautiful corner lot. Month
" charges S103.75 includes heat,
ersss mt wateF poron rfEss q 9F6dsPa doTS pag s1o
ment may be financed. Near NSA
and Goddard Space Agency. For
complete information call Green
belt Homes, Inc, Sales once
Hamilton pl. CNot in business CEN
teri. OR. 4-416l. Once hours
2, days a week. Follow directional
Evening star., 1960-07-23

GLENRIDGE - 4-bedrm. potential
California Cape Cod within blocks
Of Q public schools, st. Mary's
bus and shopping; fenced lot;
ideal family home. Only Sl3,T50
with $3.50 down FLA.
PRESTIGE NEuGHBoRHOOD and
q beautiful split-level with 21a
baths, fireplace and carpeting IN
25-ft. liv. room, separate din. rm.,
eXtra-large kit, rec. room; car
port; 42-ft. sun deck; large corner
lot. A terrific buy at S25,050.
pn1Ncr cronnrs pnnprRrrrs
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SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier, conv. prestige area. Sep. din.
rm., spac. equip. kit, ~ baths,
den, paneled rec. rm. with bar, 3
f1repls,, full bsmt., gar, patio, eX-
tras; nr Kenwood Club, public and
,parochial schls., shopping ctr;
S32,950. OIL. AHA.
ST. CAMILLUS PARISH-S14,5O0.
no bsmt., but a big bedrms..
firepl., din. ell, low down payment.
WILLIAMS g. CO., JU. 1874.
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Bf0psn

SUNDAY 1870 TO 5 Pm.
Westwood-S d-Springfield Area
Nearly new split-leVel for large
family; near all schools and Ken
wood Country Club. ONLY 3
MONTHS OLD, Mortgage approx
mately S33,000, payable S21S per
month may be assumed. About
$1,000 cash will handle. Price
S39, $50. Dir: Turn at Kenwood
Club entrance onto Springfeld
left to KirFWood VS; drive HsnS and right i
to open" sign at 5412.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

CLOSE TO LANGLEY PARKS
bedrm. brk. Colonial with sep. din.
rm., fireplace in liv. rm., lge.
equip kit; lge. scr, porch; corner
lot. Only S17,260; low down pymt
Call Mr.. CROCKETT, HE. 4-6S94.
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1900 ALLISON ST. NE.

COLORED-RIGGS PARK, $3.50
18th st. n.e.-Assume 4lzeo loan,
Low dn. payt., payments like rent.
-yr.-old brick, 3 bedrms., pow
der rrn. lst A.; rec. rm., big front
porch. LA. $4,000, LO. 5-2750.
Evening star., 1960-07-23
COLORED-VETERANS
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOWARD COUNTY

HOW ARD COUNI1
HOME g. ACRES, with improve
ments, incl. new 3-horse barn, 4
rapidly developing Howard Co,
Atop highest plateau in county
New homes and develop. 2 sides.
Adj. "a acres excellent invest.
also avail. Financing very flexible
See our sign at Twin Spring
Farms" Mink Hollow rd.
-. COMMUNITY REALTY
10. 5-24SO LO. 5-O6Sl
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COLORED-RIGGS PARK-Assume
41aeo GI loan; semidet. brick. Six
large rms, powder rrn., mod. kit,
knotty-pine rec. rm., 2 porches;
special terms to right party.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
<N1 TN0N6TUrE =
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LANHAM-By owner. 3 bedrm
dn. Route So 70 TGanhsm, turn
right, pass RR on Whitfield
Chapel Rd. At end Of road turn
left l block to 91st ave. Turn
left 2 blocks to 4002 9lst ave,
Open Sat. and Sun. 10 to 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

57I9 3sth AVE.-3-bedrm. brk., Co.
lonial; sep. din. rm., mod. Klt''
bath; convenient. One owner.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

COLORED - KNOTTY-PINE REC.
RM., outstanding feature of this
lovely, semidet., Riggs Park brick
Ia baths, completely air condi-
toned, lge. fenced yard; low down
payment.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
COLORED-VACANT-RIGGS PIX.
AKnHIrn nrGrrm IN
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$3.50 DOWN, $40 per mo. pays all.
BY OWNER. 2-bedrm.. large kits
Anchor fenced lot. Can be seen
anytime. 500 5Sth ave-, Capitol
uai0hte Nd
Evening star., 1960-09-08

Army Air Corps until his dis
charge in 1914 for disability
after the loss of an eye. He
was a captain at the time.
Mr.. Stanley had maintained
a law Office in Washington and
formerly in Kensington, where
he had served as president of
the Kensington Chamber OF
Commerce. He also had been
a vice president of the Mont
gomery County Chamber OF
Commerce.
Mr.. Stanley leaves his wife
Louise T. Stanley. and three
children. They are Charles T
and Elizabeth Amanda Stanley
of the home address, and Will
liam S. Stanley. jr., of Airing
ton. He also leaves his mother
Mrs. A. o. Stanley, and a
brother. A. Ownsley Stanley
jr.. Of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Saturday at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey funeral home
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. Interment will be pri-
vate.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
W. S. Stanley of Bethesda
Found Fatally Wounded

An attorney for the WASH
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission who was the son of a
one-time governor of Kentucky
and United States Senator, died
at his home in Bethesda yes
terday from what police said
was a self-inflicted bullet
wound.
William S. Stanley, 81, was
fatally shot in the head with a
.38-caliber automatic at his
home at SOIL Greenway drive
in the Greenacres area of
Bethesda. Montgomery County
police reported.
His death was ruled as a
suicide by police and DR.. Frank
j. Broschart, county medical
examiner.
Mr.. Stanley was the son of the
late Augustus Ownsley Stan
ley, who was elected Governor
OF Kentucky in 1915 after hav-
ing served in the House of
Representatives since 1902. The
father, who died in August, 1858
at the age of 81, later served
in the Senate from 1918 to 1924.
William Stanley had been as
Isociate counsel for the bi-county
Sanitary Commission for about
six years.
He attended public schools
in Washington and was grad
uated from Western High
School in 1927. He was grad
uated from George Washington
University in 1881 and received
his law degree there in 1896.
In World War II. he served as
an intelligence officer in the