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Evening star., 1960-11-29
HILLANDALE

HILLANDALE
Beautiful Acre Lot
Most unusual home with 4 fine
reation room with fireplace, and
separate kitchen for entertaining,
fun basement. garage, side porch,
o truly magnificent lot, with beau.
ttful trees and flowers. :,
ROBERT 3. LoHR, INC,
REALTORS HE. 1000
HILLANDALE-STLVER sPRfNG,
rm. m brick rambler. e'a Center Ssii. 4
baths. full aaylight basement.
from 9 to 5: after 9. Oh. $3.50.
KENSIkGTON-3 bedrms., Q baths.
bricx rambler, plus built-in ga.
rase, daylight rec. rnn.: lge,. level
lot with trees; near elem. schools;
lmmed. possession, below $4,000,
BEIHESDA REALTY OIL. 4.I415
LANGLEY PARK AREA = Brand.
new listing; spiek-and-span 3-hed.
rrn. rambler like EeW;. sep. din.
area, walk-out bsnlt., lovely, kit. |;
fenced level lot; near everything.
Only S16,250. Easy terms. c.. p,
FLETCHER. open 90. 10. 5-4677.
LANGLEY PARK-For only Sls.a60
LESS THAN RENT"
Full waik-out bsmt.. level fenced
W. j. j. NICHOLAS HE. $4,000
MASS. AVE, AREA-strictly On.
conventional and charming, brick
home, with . bedrms., = full baths,
completely equip. kit. with family
room, lust remodeled and vacant.
$1,000. KORZENDORFER REAL
TOR. OIL. 4.S111 til 8. -
MASS. AVE. EXT, WILLIAMS.
BURG Colonial; pvt. master bed.
rm. suite; . walk-in closels, dress.
ing rm. and bath. also twin size
6edrms.' IA Gii baths. paneled den.
BROS. Co. NC. oil. s-Ssii71s. o
MASS; lass: AYE; AYE; EXT:-veTy spaeious
hcme: ideal for larEe family: has
ming pool, substantial cash re.
lu:led IoI deIaiIs CA PCbISsR 4
poBIAK, OIL. 2-40UU, ewes. oil.
6-o450, -
MASS: AVE, springfeld-L0vely
3-bedrm.. :ia-sath white hrE,
rambler; beautiful wooded lot.
Center hall, separate din. rm..
rec. rm. in lull basement: deltEht-
full tree-shaded patio. LOW, LOW
30s! FRANK s. PHILLIPS, NC
Dl. 1-l4ll: ewes, EN-. 2-44I4.
MONTGOMERY HILLS-This mod.
ern 3-bedroom brick Colonial in.
yites. Features FIRST FLOOR
POWDER RIM. din. rm.. .screened
porch and garage; priced to sell
$4,000, HUGH T. PECK. HI. 4.
MUCH CHEAPER THAN RFNT.
VIERs MILL VILLAGE. Dewey Fd.
=: henrrns.. rec. rrn.. coTne' lot.
$1,000. $3.50 down FHA, .S62d7
"a. ~ RI sESL, A. ssTST s,sTyE T. L. AAN1-
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-3 bed.
rms, IA bath brick home: Pull
6Smt-; $4,000 and "oK'p .
KEN bRUsK1N q CO. HE. s.2Aoo
NEW HAMP. ESTATES price re-
auced 70 only Sls.950 for this
nAnSsPaS SspAsKfiNa Ting RHMstER" RRAShAt
| 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din. nm,
cleo kit, wienchanting patio and
beaut. lanoscaped lot. =
W. j. NICHOLAS he. $1,000
NIB, USNH
| CoZy custom brk. rambler on lovely
wooded lot: 5 bedrns., sep. din.
rni:. spacious kit, rec. rm. in
walk-out bsnt. Buy or rent %.
tion. PO. a-3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
POTOMAC = Ramblers and split.
levels; 3 or 4 bedrooms. . To- 8
baths in various choice locations.
Priced from $4,000 to S41,S00.
2. w.. BERENs. Realtors. 1915
Rockville pike. HA. 7-4500 tn 9,
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HOUSES FOR SALE ne.

DETAcHED-NoTHING Town
44l4 Lee 81: ne. near Sheriff I'd
3-bedrm. home, near tehool ant
bus; needs repairs. Only $4,000,
KAY REALTY co. RA. 1920
RIGGS PARK-6 YRS, OLD
MODERN-FHA
Larser semidet. 6-rm. home; excel
cond.: conc. fr.. PHI, liy. rn.. din
rm., lovely equip kit. poWd. rIn
8 bedrnis., bath, full rec. rm. and
toilet: walks out on back yard
Low down pay. Call Mr.. (Dohbs
DobroWolski.
CAMPANELLA e. co.
EX. 3-41l3. Ewes. JU. 5-s06e
18th AND ADAMS ST. NE.
Modern 6-Rm. Brk.; Gas Heat
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. ..306(
S07 M ST. N.E.-semidctached; {
rooms and bath, basement; re.
decorated: gas hot-water heat; or
PRlscssss REArTYl Rftfl serssss; seosss; S1ss?t ~ i.
p316, LU. 2-1529
Evening star., 1960-11-29

RIVER HILL NEW HOME! charm.
ing Dutch Colonial in a beautiful
setting. 4 bedrooms, ~, baths.
wonderful big kitchen family rm.
combination is out OF this world!
Den, garage, patio. Delightful
hlsh elevation: Lovely visw. Public
Club. FRANKS s. PHILLIPS. NE.
D1. 7-141l: ewes. EN-. 2-44I4.
ROCK CREEK PALISADES very
attractive bi-level with 3 bedfms.
and den w/freplace. Separate din.
ing room, screened rear porch,
beautiful tree-shaded lot. WV car.
peting. storm windows and dooro
and many other extras,
REAL BEST SELLER" -
Priced at only S1T,a50 with large
4hs. loan available or FHA fl
W. ] NICHOLAS IN k.nSOn
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SUBURBAN HILL

$500 New Hampshire ave-, Silver
Spring. Lobby entrance, 11th ave
and Quebec terrace. Turn left vi
Ruatan ST., riBht on 11th ave.
THE BEST location In entire Met
ropolitan Area: 20 min. from
downtown. 10 min. from new
dept. store shopping center. Close
to schools. churches, express bus
3-Bedrm. Apt. - SIT
immediate Occupancy
1-Bedrnn. Apt. Sl17
2-Bedrm. Apt. S14z
tJan. l Occupancy
All in adult wing. Adults only OF
families with children over ~.
Luxury elevator building, tenant
controlled heat and air condition.
ing, swimming pool. Rent in
cludes all utilities.
omce-No. 134. open o to 9. Mon
day through Friday: Saturday l
to 5. Sunday l to 3 or cali HE
4-SSss or HE. 4-5l92 for ap-
pointment.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE WANTED to rent with OPP
tion to buy. Chevy Chase-Bethesda
area; lee. liv. rm., ! lge. bedrm..
street. rent 5000, for sale $50. 900,
Write Box 342-K, Star.
WANTED-CLEAN HOMES; list with
pfcREY's rii siSHs' RENTAL HisTlsi SPECIALISTS
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CHEVY CHASE

SSS@ -
Prime loo. within an easy walk 10
exp. bus. shop. ard all schools;
brk. Colonial with 4 twin bedrnS :.
3 baths, den. Gift. liv. rm. Dig
din, rm; soQip; Kit; res Sss EIni, Eno ga, ga,
WIN. B. LUCAS CO.. OIL. s-sses Til Q
CHEVY CHAsE-Attraetive Dutch
Golo.n9i,l brick home in IT,, TIL: hs,,ie De,
featuring 4 bedrooms. . tile
baths (including frst-floor bed.
room and BATH. modern kitcher
and paneled rec. room: block
to d. C.. line: priced in upper 20:
once, RE.' T-ls0O. iii 4 pm
NtN Sp}ssr =, :, ff,udLEEs; LE; g. Gso5''oS' SHAN
cHEvY CHASE q t. CLUE ". AREA1Nic. A "a MIC
4 bedrms. on level: lse. liv
rrn., sen. din. rm., kit. rec. rn.
patio with brick barbecue; goot
cond.; many extras; low eos.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPs. INC
OIL. 2-7006 Ewes, OIL. 6-594i
CHEVY CHASE : Gracious briel
rambler with center hall: 30-ft
liz. din. area w/hrepl.; 3 twin.
sIzeo bedrms., study. . baths, .eS'
cellent equip. kit. with pantry
rec: rm: with frepl.; maids rm
and bath; gaEafe; central air
S5si SoRrEkR, sRs'i REAiToR. ie,SO oil. HSff 4.s1ii
CHEVY CHASE. Read this! on
pnsa,.rn ppiuSH ~ sohnc,. r...S,t ~
Pretty White Ss; cIspboard Duteh CO,
lonial with bedrooms. > baths;
lst-fioor den, powder room. large
family room Of kitchen: S34 $50
s., it today! Call Wo. $4,000
til Q. EDW. H. JONES 4, CO. INC.
CHEVY CHASE, S2.,50O. VACANT;
Colonial; 3 bedrms,, bath, pow
der rm.; garage: porch; marvel
Gus financing. $4,000 will han
die. A real value. B1LLlEGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326; ewes.
CHEyY CHAsE-Beaut. brk. Colo.
nisl; close-in location: 4 bed l.
rms. oath on ind level: lovely
liv. rn., hie rim. rm.. nice kit,
den, powder. rm., hower garden
rn,I.s. in lear ysrd; ysro oe5 excel. cend; a Many
EAtl IONsuUu. RANh =
eltTs' e7eI.. Of s-isi3 .SI;' oI' |-'oOO'
CHEVY CHAsE-Finest location
eTicE esG o.e eeatsr.hsll Colonial; only
washer, etc: 8 bedrms., : baths,
Z BodIESY' Y'n:; or .sirss MD. NC, SeM9aL 81
6.1SO0. til 9.
CHEVY CHASE Brick .-story
Williamsburg; built 1857; 1 bed.
rms. baths, fne big kit, ful
bsmt,; extras; S21,950. Big Az
Md. NC. SI,. e-7sdS Ii q. W
CHEVY CHAsE-Lovely big split,
rms, 2 baths, fine kit. w/dinette
full DIN, rm., garage. carpeting
etc oder wanted, SAMUEL Z
BO0LEY, OF MD. INC, OIL. g.
C0LESvILLE AREA = Brand-nev
contemporary: brick rambler; 9
twin-si1e bedrms,. 2 baths, de
luxe, kit. with table space. scr
porch, garage: rec. rm. space with
full bath and firepl, in daylight
RSmt' 45T 5s,eere, level lot. c. ROB.
CoLESyILLE AREA = Brandon v
ail-brick, center-hall custom ram.
BILE: on over half acre Of leveI
land: full-size family dining room
immense kitchen, 3 large bed.
rooms with . tile baths, screened
porch, carport, daylight basement
large recreation room with FIRE.
place, Al workmanship and ma
terial. $4,000. A. J. KESSINGER
e. CO., JU. 9-4544,
COLEsylLE AREA = ECONOMY
OF QUALITY, 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, fireplace, de luxe Kitchen,
screened porch, basement: garage.
On beautiful 34-acre lot. Price
S22.9 $50. TRADES INVITED. HUGH
IT pEfyK IA ARESE
Evening star., 1960-11-29

CONGRESS HTe.-6.rn. house; "a
K. a. HuMPHRfEs, ma. 5000. "
sPECIALl sle5 down; 200 block
18th st. s.e.--Attrae, Colonial
ss5Ift sf i., rms ,se: selSS:sS S.s, gSFchss Ri! r.
taehsd sarsse. pI. 7-2945. Ia.
9-7700.
vET-LARCE FAMILY
1lth ST., mr.. Lincoln paTk--Fine
lge. 6-rm. row brick, 2 baths. oil
heat. Si4,750. Vet, nothing dn.,
SIS mo. Mrs. Fitzgersld, COX q
CO.. RE. 7-1633.
1881 X ST. s.E.l S395 down.
room modern brick home; bsmt.i
LEERMAS REALTY, Tu. e-7s5o
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Priced at only S1T,a50 with largO
4hs loan available or FHA fi-
W nsi'l2S; J. NIcHo1As 10. s-osoo
Rock Creek Palisades
ASSUME 41a% LOAN
$1,000 DIN.
S165 mo. Almost new 4-bedrm,, z.
bath Path home ION con pishwsshsr; ss nn washer.
Q: 4 scHIEslNSER CO.
ROCK CREEK PALIsADEs-NEW
LIsT1No: ASSUME $500 fMS:
LOAN. SCI PER MO. 2-bedrm.
rambler in beautiful copd. Lovely
sHoPP1NG AND TRANspoRfA.
G. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
ROCKvILLE-New 3-bedroom ran.
blers. bsmt.. dream kit: 81, 500 -dn.
and move in. r. L SMITH, REAL
TOE. GA. 4-11l1, GA. 4-e195.
R0CXvILLE-S35O dn. and Sfl.5
per month will buy this 3-bedrm.
Tsnmbless soSa on double tree-shaded lot.
NUGH T. PECK. 11?4e Geersia Aye.
LIST WITE US FOR RESULTS
f29KX5LIE fnVfNd 2pVAEqg2dhs Xqqg2d5h I9ys 5.s.dT I5s
sparSlinc ne" rambler. DREAM
KITCHEN, iu!l bsn1t.; level corner
PEcy' Oh oI', e.aYY;2oC. YY;2CO' oo
ROCKviLLE-GI. no money down;
excellent opportunity: spacious, 9:
IN" fo,,rth hedrcon, Aren,acs iSs
kit. nice lot. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP. 10. 1870.
SeS 5 BEDRooMs FOR ONLY
S14,50U. Fully fenced lot. Only
$3.50 down FHA. Built In 1858.
HUGH T. PECK. 1124s Georgia Aye.
ROCkVILLE-4-b.r. +. brk., bsmt. As.
IL: sit.a5oo. %ooD1. u 10. I I4.7toG.
ROCKVILLE; MOVE RIGHT N
saver Kit; fenced, corner lot: tIn-
HUGH T. pEcll. GA. 1855.
RcsEf'AR- fuVLs, nr. E.-W. hwy.
GiaE,oroUs rtr'hler. 4 really twin.
size bed-m5.. 3 compl. baths. de
luxe kitchen, rec. rm. ideal for
tntsTts,ln'nE opens onto patl0,
larse picture windows: this immac.
home for only 321.95O. YOUNKIN
&; CO.. LO. d-s0"2 iii q.
SILVER sPRINC-4-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod eli modern kit, large
rooms: loaded with closet space,
full bsmt. has unusual clubroorni
fenced corner lot filled with flow.
ers and shrubs
GRAHAM CO., JU. 6-6o1Q
(cenkinued on Next Pagej
Evening star., 1960-11-29

COLESvILLE AREA = ECONOMY
OF QUALITY, 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, fireplace, de luxe kitchen,
screened porch, basement: garage
On beautiful 24-acre lot. Price
S22.950. TRADES INVITED. HUGH
IT pECK IA ARESE
Evening star., 1960-11-29

All in adult wing. Adults only OF
families with children over ~.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

MONTGOMERY HILLs-This mod.
ern 3-bedroom brick Colonial in.
yites. Features FIRST FLOOR
POWDER RIM. din. rnl.. screened
porch and garage: priced to sell
Sl9,500; HUGH 7. PECK, HI, 4.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

Beautiful Acre Lot
Most unusual home with 4 fine
bedrooms, baths, paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, and
separate kitchen for entertaining,
fun basement. garage, side porch,
O. truly MAGNIFICENT lot, with beau.
tiful trees and flowers. :,
ROBERT e, LOHR, INC
Evening star., 1960-11-29

MASS: AVE, sprlngfeld-LOyely
rambler; beautiful wooded lot.
Center hall, separate din. rm.,
rec. .rm. in lull basement: deltElit-
iul tree-shaded patio. Low, Low
Dl. 1.l4ll. eyes. EN- 2.AAIA.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

Prime loo. within an easy walk 10
exp. bus. shop, ard all schools;
brk. Colonial with 4 twin hedrnS;
3 baths, den; Gift. ltv. rn" ois
rage. Unbeatable at s2s,5OO but
needs redscorsting. a.oe ,., n
Evening star., 1960-11-29
ASPEN HILLS
REDUCED

ALL-BRlCK RAMBLER
Three bedrms, and bath, large liv-
inE n, F 1 dnins baf ,Tss T;sS lSSysy Syssy sit
tremendous beautifully landsCa ped
lot with fruit trees. Now only
$4,000. Call Mr.. Dooley, RA
3-4423. -
Evening star., 1960-11-29

MASS. AVE. EXT, WILLIAMS.
rm. suite; 2 waik-in closets, dress.
ing rm. and batn. also 8 twin size
bedrms., 2la baths. paneled den,
rec. rnn., full bath. screened porch.
SISessr. Eaa5ase; o. T. SMITH D
Evening star., 1960-11-29

MASS. AVE. EXT.-Very spacious
hcme. ideal for large family has
everythi1' including isrge VIM
ming pool, substantial cash 1yes
luileo: Ioi deans La.I PObLEsK a.
PoBIAK, OIL. 2-40UU, ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

HILLANDALE-SILVER SPRING,
MD, 10326 Parkman rd.-3-bed.
rm. brick rambler, center hail,
baths. full aaylight basement.
$322,500. OWNER, JU. 9-555S,
from 9 to B: after 6. OIL. 6-2250.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
Red Cross
Needs Drivers

Volunteers. with drivers lie
1nse and a few spare hours each
week, are desperately needed b y
Red Cross Motor Service, accord
ing to Francis Thalheimer. Mari
copa County Chapter Chairman.
The need for drivers is right
now, not next week or next
month"; stressed Thalheimer. :'In-
terested volunteers should call Red
Cross at Alpine 8-7861 and offer
their services right away
Volunteer drivers may also i n
quire in person at Chapter head
quarters. 329 North Third Avenue,
Phoenix.
If a person can spare only one
or afternoon week, their
time will be appreciated by veter-
ans who need transportation to the
V. A. hospital outpatient clinic, by
Servicemen's families who need
care at nearby base hospitals, and
by the dozens of other persons who
depend upon Red Cross
Motor Service for necessary trans
portation.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
RECALL OF
MAYORS GROUP

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Ma.
yor Edward F. Brantley was ask
I'd by the NAACP today to recall
his bi-racial commission since i
is, useless and has done no
thing to ease racial tension.
The four month old commits.
sion was established to smooth out
community differences arising out
of lunch counter bias.
1--WE cannot see how the present
committee can solve any of the ra-
cial problems with its present com
position" DR.. Ralph M. Wimbish
NAACP branch president, said n
his letter to the Mayor.
(NAACP officials charge tn a
the commission is headed by an a.
vowed segregationist. One of tn e
Negro members is a school teach
er, the other a porter
1--WE call upon you," DR.. VIM
bish continued, to give leadership
in this instance to bring about true
democracy to all citizens of our
city"
DR.. Wimbish then announced
that the NAACP is urging st. Pet
ersburg Negroes Ito refuse o
m axe Christmas purchases in
stores that do not treat them with
human dignity or which continue
to discriminate against them in
some departments.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
ELECTORAL CHANGE AIMED
AT NEGRO VOTERS

Secretary Wilkins pointed ou t
that Mississippi has a population
of more than 100000 persons. Ov-
er half are of voting age.
''Yet a total of only 1O9, 900 votes
were cast Nov. 8, for a slate of un-
pledged electors, he said. ''T h e
nation is being told that the peop-
lie of Mississippi have spoken.
'"This is the kind of nonsense
that will have to be discarded in
any new plan" he said
Turning to the New Orleans cris-
is, Mr.. Wilkins said segregation
ist here have, supplied a better
argument for a federal civil rights
law than our side could have ever
thought up.
Gov. Jimmie Davis and his
S a e legislators, assisted by
screaming mobs, have done lob.
bying job for civil rights unmatch-
ed since an Arkansas state troop
er barred teenage Negro gi
from high school with loaded ri
file" he concluded.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. % N
AACP Executive Secretary Roy
Wilkins countered arguments O
change the electoral college t h S
week by calling for free access to
the ballot box" for southern Neg
rOeS.
Mr.. Wilkins, referring to the fact
that only one out of every four
southern Negroes is allowed to
vote, challenged politicians to
propose a new plan fair to all vo-
ters.'
Mr.. Wilkins pointed out that ef-
forts to curb the electoral college
in the past, were made with the
objective of cutting down the in
fluence of the Negro vote in large
urban centers in the North.
Congressman Gossett of Texas
joined some years ago with the
then Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of
Mass. in sponsoring a resolution
which Rep. Gossett frankly d e s
cribed as an effort to cut down the
Negro vote in the North, Mr.. Will
kinS said.
"The resolution lost in Congress
as did later one by the then Sen
ator (now Governor Price Daniel
of Texas.
$50 you see, the past efforts
aimed at the electoral college have
really been aimed at the Negro vO-
ter, ne said.
Addressing himself to current
critics of the system, Mr.. Wilkins
said, ''let them have fair debate
on all proposed changes. H e
spoke to more than 1000 civi /
ri 6 hts enthusiasts attending a
mass rally sponsored here by the
South Carolina Conference of MA
ACP branches.
Any change ought to give all
voters, regardless of color, free ac-
cess to the ballot box. If that were
DONE" he asserted, perhaps the
nation would find out how the peO-
pie feel, not how a small clique
feels"
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
New Orleans
Children Praised

NEW ORLEANS. La. This
four 6-year-old Negro girls an Z
their parents who last week 'inte-
grated" two New Orleans schools
we're commended by the Southern
Conference Educational Fund. Inc
You looked beautiful in your
fresh, trim frocks," said the SCEF
in a letter to the four little ones
and their parents, and I'VE were
impressed with your poise and dig
nity."
Like many Others the letter
continued, 1--WE are ashamed of tn
irresponsible group that shouted
epithets and abuse upon you........
'Someday you and your parents
willie honeeed for having played
a major role in helping New Or
leans take a big step forward to
ward city based on brotherhood
instead of hate >
The SCEF urged all persons, oi
good will to write letters of e n
cOuragement to the children n j
their parents. For their protection
their identity has not been announ-
ced, but letters addressed in care
of Attorney A. P. Tureaud, 1872 l
Orleans Avenue, New Orleans, La,
will be delivered. Or, if you wish,
address your letters to The New
Orleans Four" care of SCEF, RIM.
4O4, 822 Peridido Street, New Or
leans II, La
Letters at this time are import
ant because pressure upon tn e
children and their parents is noun
ting. Typical is a quarter page
ad that has appeared for thr e
days in New Orleans papers, praiS-
Ule the white pupils and parents,
,yn' = boycotted the two schools in
woIvod for tn cir courageous
Last Friday NJ. white pupils at
tended McDonogh f9 and only two
white children attended, Frantz Pu-
bic School.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
Buy Your sun
At These Places

Southern Liquors, GA S. 7th ave
New State Grocery, 1896 S. Z Ave
Cow Palace, 901 S. 9TH Ave.
A &F Stores, 1928 w. Buckeye
Noes Food Fair. 1928 w. Buckeye
Ziede'S Food Center,
17O1 S. 18th Ave.
lincoln Liquors, ll24 w. Buckeye
New Valley Market,
1900 West Buckeye Road
FOOdtOwn, 1903 E. Broadway
KEYS Market, 2454 E. Broadway
Nelson's Market, 1903 E. Broadway
Rainbow market,
-2335 E. Broadway
Broadway Pharmacy, l6O8
Broadway
Mountain View Market,
21O6 E. Broadway
Rosner Drugs, 901 E. Jefferson
NOrman's Midtown Pharmacy, -
1900 E. Washington
Reddy's Corner. 1902 E. Jefferson
Lee Jew Grocery,
1903 E. Washington -
Hodges Barbecue,
1O15 E. Washington ~
Bigbee & Manns Barber Shop,
6O9 E. Jefferson Aor
Hutt Liquors, 2345 E. Washif
FheIma's COffe Shop, S1n
Rice Hotel, 537 e. Jeffa
Modern Market,
1877 E. Washington =
Safeway Stores, <hn
1548 West Van BIren
25O2 West Van -
18th Streets & Spa pseoe
47s2 South Cd p'iai
liOo Ha'' 5O41 S. Central
\. J. BayIessy w. p,,ron
oath & Eaf
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
Churches To Hear
Social Action
Speaker

Returning to New York from the
current meeting of the National
Council of Churches of Christ in
The United States, DR.. Hermann
Reissig of the United Church o
Christ will speak in three Arizona
cities next week. He is the Interna-
tional Relations Secretary of tn G
Council for Christian Social Action
of that protestant denomination.
DR.. Reissig's subject will be 1.-The
Church VS.. Communism. Accord
ing to the Rev Richard H. Thorn.
m nj lister of the Encanto
Congregational Church, and chair
man of the Commission on Chris
tian Social Education and Action of
the Arizona Council of Churches
the purpose of DR.. Reissig'S lee
lures will be to highlight for com
mendation to cooperating church
es. the National Council of Church
es study theme for the year,
Christian Responsibility for Free
dom. y
DR.. Reissig will speak to T h e
Flagstaff Kiwanis Club at the Mon
te Vista Hotel in Flagstaff Monday
December II at noon; again at the
College Christian Center at 400 p.
m. He will speak in Phoenix at the
First Congregational Church also
on Monday, December IL. On Tues
day, December 13, he will address
the Greater Tucson Ministerial AS
Sociation in Tucson. Tuesday eve
ming he will speak at the Rincon
Congregational Church in Tucson.
The evening sessions will also in
clude a As minute seminar for
of Social Action Com
of local churches on the
subject, "Organizing for Effective
Christian Action In The Local
Church. The evening sessions in
both Phoenix and Tucson are open
to the general public. They will
start at 8 p. m.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
PERIL IN
S. AFRICA

Bishop Ambrose Reeves, Angli-
c an bishop from Johannesburg,
s tates that "a hurricane of
change" is happening all over At
RIGA, and may very easily change
the entire world. After leaving So.
Africa the bishop told of n e
Sharpsville Massacre where h c
said most of the victims were shot
in the back. Bishop Reeves ay s
that if the whites continue oppres-
sing the Negroes in this harsh
manner they have only 10 years
left. Africans are African, first Of
all, he says, regardless of where
they come from. He feels that U.
S. Negroes are showing definite
signs of solidarity through their in
terest in the plight of Africans.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
ew0rganization
Finds Stronger
Approach

The Rev. Culver H Nelson. min
ister, North Church OF the Beati-
tudes, 555 West Glendale Blvd,
Phoenix, was UNANIMOUSLY elected
chairman of the newly formed
group P A c E. Phoenix All-Amer-
ican Council for Equality, Decem-
ber at luncheon meeting. Other
officers elected were the Rev. Ri
chard H. Thorn, publicity chair
man, the Rev. Walter Dugan, Sec
'retary. Elected to the Executive
Board were Herbert l.. Ely, Phoen-
tx attorney, Lincoln Ragsdale,
community business leader, w. A.
Robinson, retired educator, Mrs
Frances Waldman, and w. B. Ma
honey The Rev. Nelson stated,
1.-The formation of this new organ
ization is a definite step forward
in better intergroup relations in
our city as we'll as means for
achieving brotherhood to which we
are all committed.
The group adopted the following
statement of purpose to guide its
work 1T shall be the purpose of
p A C E to seek to bring together
the various organizations in great
er Phoenix who are concerned
with the problems of human rights
and freedoms as these are guar
anteed in the Constitution of the
United States of America and its
amendments. This newly created
dedicates itself to the
achievement Of complete equality
for all people regardless of race,
creed, color or national origin,
Arizona sun., 1960-12-08
PHOENIX UNITES on RIGHTS
KENNEDY APPOINTS HATCHER

Andrew 7. Hatcher has been Civ
en- the position of associate press
aide by President elect Kennedy.
Mr.. Hatcher, who is the first Ne
gro in the history of the United
States to become White House
press aide, was formerly a news
paperman in San Francisco an Il
an assistant industrial commission
er in California. He has been a
press agent for Kennedy for some
time and travelled extensively with
him during the campaign supervis-
ing about IFS reporters.
Kennedy's press secretary,
Pierre Salinger, was quite impress
sed with the calibre of Mr.. Hatch
er's work during the campaign and
made the statement that Hatcher
would go to the White House with
them if they won.