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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Crater road is worth a visit
This edifice, known at first as
the Brick Church on Wells
HILL" was erected in the 1730s.
M m or ial windows in the
c hurch honor Confederate
dead. and there are 10000 Con-
federate soldiers buried in Old
Blandford Ce m e terry.
Petersburg also was q battle
ground during the Revolution
It was captured in 1871 by
British forces under General
Phillips and Benedict Arnold
The CORVALLIS forces assem-
bled there for the attack on
Yorktown. Other Revolutionary
War names associated with
Petersburg are Gen. Won Steu-
ben and Gen. Lafayette. Phil
lips. the British general, Is
buried in Old Blandford Gene
terry. He died during Smelling OF
the city by Lafayette. J.
l., Next: Shiloh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
AIR FARE
AIR FARE
SAS Does Something
About the Weather

When you head for the So
called sunny lands via Scan
dinavian Airlines System, you
now have the opportunity Of
getting your money back If you
have to spend water-logged
days on your vacation.
SAS is making weather in
surance available to its pas
sengers.
A typical policy costs $13
and provides up to 5000 re-
endorsement If there is RAIN
fall or other precipitation dur.
ing specified periods. Other
plans provide UP to $3.50 COW
erage.
The policies-tailored to fit
the 17-day excursion fare over
the Atlantic during winter
run for 16 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, b. c., November 70. 1860

America Is the coming vacation
land, and indicates that jets
and new lower fares are the
basis for the prediction. Intro
duction Of jets south Of the
border has increased traffic be-
tween is and SO per cent on
the various lines.
Two lines have announced
new jet flights to the south.
Pan American World Always
on December 7 inaugurates
nonstop jet flights between New
York and Rio de Janeiro. The
fight continues on to Buenos
Aires.
Varig has begun direct jet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
POINTS OF INTEREST
New York Christmas
Has Varied Program

on December 3 will feature the
Shrine of Ages Choir singing
from the courthouse steps.
#&
CALIFORNIA-Of Alamitos
Bay at Long Beach, the canal
community of Naples-where
residents moor their boats al
their doorsteps-will vie fol
prizes in decorating lighted
yachts and cruisers December
17-18. Theme Is Christina:
Around the World" There will
be a water parade, through the
canals. Longboats carry cos.
tuned carolers, and Santa rides
q water-born sleigh.
+ 4
Notwithstanding en-
thusiasts who are partial to big
tournaments will have an op-
portunity to take a look al
Lakeland's Full Moon Singles
Tournament December SIS: the
st. Petersburg Mobilehome
Tournament, December TO
and the Yuletide Singles Tour
nament December 1921, also
at st. Petersburg.
\ \ 4
ARIZONA-Mexican commu.
mites will begin their annual
Christmas "posadas" nine days
before Christmas. These are
staged with q couple repre-
senting Joseph and Mary re-
enacting the search for lodgings
prior to Christ's birth. Garry
ing lighted candles, they sing
beseeching songs. asking fol-
shelter. The hosts pretend fol
a while that they won't supply
lodgings. Then-as all hope
seems gone-they relent. The
singers and guests enter, and
the party begins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

The coverage is broken down
into six-hour periods, with pay
ment made according to the pc
riod in which the bad" weather
occurs.
For example. under the SIS
policy, there are 40 insured
periods of six hours each. II
.04 inches of rain or other
precipitation falls during one
or more Of the periods, the
reimbursement is IS for each
Of the periods during which
the rain falls.
Coverage is limited to the
total amount spent on the trip.
The insured passenger has to
go ct least one way by SAS.
\ = I
The latest American Express
travel survey reports that South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

NEW YORK-Pre-C Christmas
in New York City offers q spate
of activities. Rockefeller Cen
ter's 65-foot Christmas tree will
be lighted in special ceremonies
at $50 pm. December 8, fol-
lowed by a concert. Park ave-
nue. Christmas trees will be
lighted December IL. and the
tree at City Hall will become
ablaze December IA. The an
nual Candlelight Concert be-
meath the Rockefeller Center
tree will be held at S pm. De-
cember 81 and %.
ARIZONA-PreScott's annual
Christmas Lighting Ceremony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

service between New York and
Buenos Aires, via Rio and Sac
Paulo.
The recent airline action lin
iting alcoholic drinks sold
aboard domestic flights to two
per person apparently affects
few passengers. National Air
lines reports that drinks served
on all its Notwithstanding the
big jets-average only II.
y 4 y
Air. France plans to add six
more Caravelle medium grange
jets to its feet by the end of
1861.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
North Council
Elects Lopiono
AS President

The North Washingto o n
Council Of Citizens Associations
last night elected Joseph La
piana president.
Walter Britt was chosen vice
president and Mrs. Selma Fos-
ter, secretary-treasurer.
w. P. Downing, executive
secretary Of the District Real
Estate Board, told the group to
beware of real estate specula-
tors who attempt to panic
owners into selling their homes,
Members also complained
that home buyers have been
advised not to move into GER
tain areas. They decided to
invite representatives from the
District Bankers Association
and the Building and Loan
Association to attend a meet
ing and explain their views.
The group passed a motion
recommending the restoration
OF parking on Sixteenth street
north Of Columbia road NV.
until a public hearing is
afforded the area residents.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Increase Sought
In Attendance

The Summit Park Citizens
Association last night deplored
low attendance at meetings
and decided upon steps to
stimulate member interest.
Members decided on q house.
to-house canvass to bring more
members out. They also agreed
to give greater publicity. to ac-
tivities of the group.
John Wolfgang, the associa-
tion's delegate to the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Association.
gave a breakdown Of the Dis
trict budget estimates for fis-
cal 1862.
Increase In expenses by
about SIC million over the pre-
vious year Is the result Of
greater operating cost" he
said.
The meeting was held at
Anne Beers Elementary School,
Thirty sixth place and Ala
bama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1960-11-10

The association met at the
sixth police precinct, Thir-
teenth and Nicholson streets
NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Self-Serv. Grocery; No Beer

owner quotes over $1,000 weekly.
Modern, beautifully equipped
Closed Sun. No nearby competi-
ton. Priced reasonably. Good
terms to responsible people. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Ex-
elusive. Ewes and Sun, AL
BOOKOFF. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Evening star., 1960-03-13

(cONIINUEDl

CORNER LOT-Heart Of downtown
Washington. Improved by large
church bldg. suit. for many pur-
poses. Sl25,O0O Mr.. CROSS, PAUL
p. STONE, TU. 2-1105, RA. 3-9233.
NR. 18th AND FLA. AVE. NE
tractors tf;S storsEe yard, etc. Fenced
in with entr. on allev and street.
Brick ONCE. with lavatory. v. L.
TOOMEY, JR.. REALTOR. RE
7-5275 or EN-. 3-S2R7.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

elf-Service Grocery
Partners quote over $500 wkly.
cash business. Small overhead.
Should easily net better than
100000 annually: $4,000 down
may handle.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
ACCREDITED.
MOTEI,S AND HOTEL s

Rte. /, Va, 10 units: excel. in
Rte. /, Nd. is units: lge. inc.
Vice house; excel investment.
3-Rte, 301. Nd: lge. AAA motel.
Ocean City. Md: lge.-srnall
hotels. nrotels and APARTMENTS.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

PRINT SHOP, well equipped incl.
Ludlow: reas. All day SUM-. wk.-
days after 8, AP. 7-0677.
QUANTICO MARINE CORPS BASE
Attractive stores and ONCE
suites available in modern shop
ping center in fast growing Pr.
William Co. Drug and hardware
needed. lmmed. occupancy. EBY-
MEYER, INC, Dumfries. Va. TR.
$1,000.
PARTNER WANTED-Est. service
bush. Net $4,000. 5-day vk. viii
train. DI. 7-650O.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, p. @. Co,
Md, $4,000 annual income; bldg .,
equip. and good will incl; full
broker co-operation; S25,000 dn
Box 1s0-U, Star.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
CALVERT REALTY

CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los;
II no answer, call 1S4 or 354.
TOURIST HOME, on busy Md.
highway, mr.. Washington. over
work forces lady owner to sell
this lucrative business. Call
OLIVER J. MCDOWELL, UN. 4-7112
TV-RADIO BUS.-After 7 success.
yrs. OWNER has other interest.
Good man can net $500 mo-, more
with helpers. See at 27l3 18th
st. ne Make offer.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for GOOD
restaurant in city Of Falls
Church. Historic home OF rare
charm. perfectly arranged for
dining. Located where The need
is most urgent in newly. heavily
populated business section. NUN
SON REALTY, JE, 2-OG90.
USED AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT washers, drierS. ex-
tractors. water softener, heating
plant, and parts. DE. 2-7979.
VARIETY AND TOY STORE near
Quantico, Va.-ThousandS OF Ma
rine families to draw from. Just
getting started. other interests;
compels me to sell. Reasonable
rent good contacts for ner-
Chandise. no reasonable offer re-
fused RE. 6-30l3.
nc
Evening star., 1960-03-13

CAR WASH-CD Nd. suburbs;
excel. bus. l2l dntn; with park
ing lot: good opptY DI 7-6hO0.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

MISUNDERSTANDING
Weekly volume over $500. Mod
well established, best clientele,
near Capitol Hill. Good coming
area. Priced very reasonably
$4,000 down will handle. Ex-
Evening star., 1960-03-13
CHOICE
OFFICES
I'll 14th ST. NV.
SHERATON BLDG.
CONN. AVE.
$7O-$SO ROOM

Choice suites Of 1-2-3 rooms. Inn
mediate occupancy. free use Of
building conference room. park
ing next to building. Apply NAM
AGER, Dupont Circle Bldg, AID.
4-3200.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Nearby Virginia. Busy shopping
center: partners quote over $780,
Small payroll. Good operator
should easily net $4,000 annu-
ally. Partners 10 yrs. tired. must
sell. A giveaway at $4,000 COM
plete, with approx. $4,000 inven-
tory. Terms. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

SOuLnern maryland
/. Retirement home with income.
overlooking attractive marina. T.
rm. home in top condition: heat,
insulated, large screened porch,
spacious yard. cottage renting at
S65 mo-, SO financing by owner.
Delightful home for large family
in quaint island setting.
.. Arnold, grocery and package
store with modern apartment on
ind floor in progressive COM
munity; completely stocked and
ready for operation; additional
u acre Zoned heavy commercial
available II desired.
3. Hollywood, "a acre. large res
taurant and bar; dining room,
kitchens, baths, apartments above,
full basement. hot-water heat;
ready for immediate occupancy I:
on main road in good business
area, 90 miles d. c., $4,000.
4. Back Greek; large frame build
ing suitable for boat building and
repair: excellent marina site: {:
deep water, artesian well, ga
acres, $4,000.
3. Amusement park. II acres.
12O-ft. pier, restaurant, boat yd.,
wide swimming beach, yacht ba-
sin, deep anchorage, wide sandy
beach, near Patuxent River Bridge,
10 miles d. c.
e. Large masonry building on
main road. arteSian well. ideal
for Garage, machine shop. store,
boat repair; immediate possession,
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

CoUNTRY'S LARGEST BRAKE spe-
cialists need more dwntn., suburb.
locations " INSIDE pkine. for q min
Of 8 cars Contact Mr.. Eisener, OIL.
$4,000. NATIONWIDE SAFTI-
BRAKE CENTERS.
WASHINGTON'S fastest growing
drug chain needs downtown loca-
ton or heavy suburban trafic To-
cation. Contact Mr.. Shipe, DART
DRUG CORP. la 9-3200.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

1900 BLK. OF COLUMBIA RD.-
Tenant house: : units. Income
$500 monthly. House and furni-
ture In excel. cond.; $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
IcONTINuEDl
NO BEAR MARKET
IN N. VA. APT HOUSES

IN N. VA. APT. HOUSES
YOUR SECURITY Is REAL in
these brick apt. houses. Clients
will sell separately:
IA units mr.. Jones Point Bridge.
ALEX, U. s. l.
"a units, .det., FALLS CHURCH.
fine locale.
3-24 units. ARLINGTON. nr. Key
Bridge; 3 years old.
4-32 units, ROSSLYN; 4 years
old; private terraces
Tenants pay utilities. All fully
rented. Excellent returns. REAs.
The growth Of real estate values
in the above metropolitan areas
is consistent with the ever in
creasins demand for, and con-
struction Of, ONCE bldgs., apt
houses, warehouses, research areas,
shopping centers, governmental
projects. etc, etc. This demand
has been, and will continue to
be. the basis for the real estate
BULL MARKET for years to come.
May we profltably serve you in
Northern Va. in these or the
many other types of investment
or speculative properties which
YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?
DAVID GILBERT, COu1l Dept
Evening star., 1960-03-13

BLANKEN's SPECIALS
TAV. V.-RESTAURANT
Upper NV. top area. WHITE
CLIENTELE. liquor. beer and
wine, wonderful location, beaut,
equip. does $3.50 q day, bar $50,
food 35et, terrific money-maker,
Evening star., 1960-03-13
D. c. FRANCHISE

National organization, largest in
its leld, has available to respons-
ible person exclusive franchise
with over 100 active accounts. A
repeat business. Total investment
Of $11,500 returned within first
war Boy rn.T Star
Evening star., 1960-03-13

CORNER 10th AND PENNA. AVE.
N.W.-Elevator bids: single or
suites. From S35. MA. S-6557.
DENTIST, EYE, EAR, DR..
PEDIATR., SPECIALIST
Will build Offices in 1860 in new
325-foot extension to THE SHIR-
LEY PARK SHOPPING CENTER,
along S GLEBE RID. Mr.. SHIR-
LEY HWY, ARL. An active gen.
eral practitioner already signed
up, will share with you the lease,
reception area and rentals to the
Offices in this center of $4,000
high class population.
Next to successful GIANT, DRUG
FAIR FaL osINSRGS sToREs; in in project The The
1000 teen-agersl also in Shirley
Park. - to ! parkingl =
M. T. BROYHILL 81 SONS
Realtors. 1910 Lee Hwy. Arl., Va.
ia 4-1300: Ewes. Sun. ia. 2-7S29
Evening star., 1960-03-13

DOCTORS OFFICE
ideal for general prac-
medical bldg. BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY, 313 N. Glebe I'd.
Arlington, Va, ia. 2-5000.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
SUITE

Splendid location for two doctors
to snare office, general prRcti-
toner and pediatrician or obste-
trlcian or surgeon: on ground
floor OF apartment bldg. IN CEN
ter .. Good Hope Hills, Naylor
Gardens area, and surrounded by
1000 family dwelling units; 3
rms and, hath; designed for prac-
Phone LU l-3300.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1960-03-13
STORES FOR RENT
(cONTINUEDl

SHIPLEY TERRACE SHOPPING
CENTER. 2277 Savannah ave Sc.
--1,S00 50, It. Basement. 5000
Plus utilities. Key at office.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1923 z
st. NV. Ma. S-0352.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
VIRGINIA
INVESTMENT PROP SALE

APT. BLDG.-lS units. Columbia
I'd Terms or trade. A. A, PUG
LISI. Mr.. Mathews. RE. 1-2Sl9.
APT: o units-Excel. investment!
Congress- Hgts.. nr. Boiling Fld.:
nf. bus, shopping. etc, S43,5O0;
So 000 down. DI 7-B500.
ATTENTION, APARTMENT OWN
ERSCSee US on new Maytag COIN
operated laundry plan; one Gus
toner per day. pays investment,
tenants stay longer. Call OIL.
4-352S.
ATTN. INVESTOR-Route /. Alex,
Va. comml. bldg. and i u acres;
sell 81 it: bldg rent, $3.50 mo;
$4,000 dn. AGENT, DI. 7-G5O0.
CAPITOL HILL, near Library Of
Congress-Extremely lge. attrac-
tive house, now being restored:
can decide number Of apts and
decorations. owner will complete
to suit. Call Mr.. Ransom, ST.
3-720O: ewes, FE. 3-535S.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., Realtors
Chain Store Investment
New 1-story bldg, leased to ma
tfonal food chain for Is yrs. with
renewal options UP TO so yrs. on
minimum rental plus percentage.
VIII sell to net 7fs on the mini
mum Ruatantv illus ep-lc. l.
GALL MdR; Mr. BLuMENTHAL' ewes"
Frederick w. Berens
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Dry Goods-Variety, NV.
Good location for pawnhroker and
secondhand merchandise. Same
owner over 35 years. Low rental
with approx. $4,000 stock, terms.
Wonderful opportunity for live
wire.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
REST HOME

A wonderful opportunity to own an
old. established rest home, includ-
ing valuable real estate. Catering
to select clientele. Generous terms
to responsible person who will
carry on the present owners high
standard Of operation. Write Box
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18

court to the actual jury trial in Su-
perior Court. The Arizona Supreme
Court has held that the office of
County Attorney is a quasi-judicial
office-partly judicial-in the manner
of his exercise of discretion in the
acceptance and prosecution of crimi-
nal complaints. Therefore, it is inn
portant that you, as citizens of Mari
copa County, know this official and
his beliefs concerning the proSecu-
ton of persons charged with criminal
acts.
Presently, the Maricopa County At
torney has staff of 20 attorneys and
about the same number of office and
investigative personnel, or combined
personnel of approximately 20 peo-
pie. To administer the work of such
a staff requires the full attention and
time of a capabale cordinator. The
time has come. in the growth of the
County where the business of the of
flee must be largely an administrator,
capable of analyzing the work to be
done and the assignment of the work
to personnel to the end that it is
done. The man you elect to this
office is an important decision and
vote which must be made by you at
the primary and general elections;
therefore, VOTE WISELY, after care
full study of the candidates and their
backgrounds.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18
iIfed Boy Friend
Threatens Women

A Tilted boy-friend allegedly threat
ened the life of Mary Louise Cole, s.,
of 1912 S. 9th Ave, last Saturday,
but was rescued by her ex-husband.
Mrs. Cole reported to police that
Ruben Daniels, the suspect, attempted
to molest her as she was at beauty
parlor. She said she told him not to
bother her. Soon, Medford Cole, from
whom she is divorced arrived at the
beauty parlor and invited Mrs. Cole
to leave in his auto. AS the woman
entered the auto and the two drove
off, Daniels leaped on the running
board, produced revolver, the COM
plaintant reported.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18
New Hoven Mayor
Urges "Sif-OUfs"

Mayor Richard c. Lee of New
Haven thinks that Negroes, as we'll as
other minorities, should stage what
he calls 'Sit-outS" demonstrations in
an effort to clean up slum conditions
in their city.
The mayor suggests that they sit in
the street, blocking. traffic, thereby
focusing attention on their programmes
for equality.
He states that they should tie up
businessmen on their way home by
the use of human traffic jams" in
the slum areas. Mayor Lee said that
people who live in the slums should
take chairs in the middle of the
streets during the summer evenings;
when traffic is tied up and commut-
erS are late for dinner, the communi-
ties would be forced to take action
on housing"
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18

He compared his suggested pro-
gram to the action taken by the fol-
lowers of Mahatma Gandhi when they
lay in the roads of India and blocked
the passage of British military con-
voys.
The "Sit-out" program, Mr.. Lee
said, can be a decent, logical, COM
mon sense element of our own legal
foundations, of our Constitution,
similar to the sit-ins and school in
tegration.
Mayor Lee has been constant ad-
vocate of urban renewal. Through
his redevelopment programs many OF
New Haven'S Slum areas have been
cleared away. The mayor is chair
man of the Democratic Advisory
Councils subcommittee on urban and
suburban problems.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18
Functions Of The
County Attorneys Office

Besides representing the State of
Arizona in the prosecution of persons
in Maricopa County charged with
breaking its laws and committing
crimes, the County Attorney is the
lawyer and legal advisor for $751;
100000 corporation, representing
Maricopa County's operating budget
for 196O-61. In the expenditure of
much of this money, the Board of
Supervisors calls upon the County At
torney for legal assistance and ad-
vice, and it is, therefore, important
that the county have the best legal
talent and help available under the
limitations of the salaries offered.
Another part of the County At
torney's work not often considered
by the public is concerned with its
family assistance section, wherein err
rant and delinquent fathers are
brought to the bar of justice to de-
termine the parenthood of children,
the support of wives and children,
both in Arizona, and under the uni
form reciprocal enforcement act, of
out-of-state husbands and fathers. The
enforcement of support payments I'M
der this part of the County Attorneys
work saves the taxpayers thousands
of dollars annually of tax money
otherwise spent under welfare pay
ments and aid to dependent children.
In criminal prosecutions it is the
duty and obligation of the prosecuting
attorney not only to represent the
State of Arizona in the enforcement
of its laws and to see that the guilty
are brought to justice, but to protect
and preserve the rights of defendants
at all times from the actual filing of
the criminal complaint in justice
FOUND: The candidate for District 9 -
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18
JOIN
THE URBAN LEAGUE
REPOSSESSED

REP0SSESSED
House full of furniture like new Cost
Slo97.0 Bal. due $894.00. Large a pc.
sectional w/bed dvan, dinette set, carpet
w/pad. table top range, large Ia refr. WIS
year warranty TV chair, Tables, lamps,
large 8 pc. triple dresser silver mink bed
room outfit, reclining chair, T.V lamp, IS
pieces for living room group. $500 dr..
5000 per week.
South Phoenix Furniture
4l01 South Central BR 6-4l0l
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18

ITO be loved by your fellow man
is one of Gods greatest gifts.
Ed Wynn
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18

u to r) Front row: Ronnie
Splitter, Ted Williams. Billy
Stephens, Raul chaves,
Don Lvnsford, Roddy Aus
Tin, Edward Harris and
DaI Goodman. q to ~ Back
row: Robert Charles, man.
ager, D e nnis Bowman
David Garner, Lonnie
Chase, Rick Shervhime,
Sanford SaddIer, Harry
Ravpp and John Fremont,
captain.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-18

FOUND: The candidate for District 9 =
"Reddy."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27
Former President Truman
Says He's Opposed To
"Busic Issue Of Segregation

Kansas City, Mo. (ANP)-Form-
er President Harry S. Truman says
his opposition to Negro sit-down
demonstrations in the South has
been misconstrued as opposition
to racial Indignation.
What I had to say had no ref
erence to the basic issue of segre-
cation, which I oppose" he told
a meeting OF Kansas City area
businessmen.
What I had in mind was my
fear that any invasion Of private
rights for whatever cause would
give aid and comfort to segrega-
tionists and provide them not only
with an excuse to prolong their
resistance to Indignation but also
afford them the excuse to invade
the private rights of Negroes"
Shortly after students began
their campaign against lunch
counter segregation, Truman said
If any demonstrators were to in
wade a business he owned, he would
throw them out.