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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Oberlin College Choir
Slated For Concert

The Sc voice Oberlin College
Choir will visit Detroit on APP!
3rd during Spring Cone TT
Tour that will take the Ensem-
Bile from the Oberlin. Ohio. cam
pus 10 five midwestern states bet
ween April 2 and April -.
The local concert is sponsored
by The Evangelical & Reformed
Church Federation of Greater
Detroit and will be held at Ma
sonic Temple April 3, 1850. 500
pm.
Composed of men and women
from the College of Arts and
Arts Sciences and the Conscrva-
tory OF Music who must pass
rigid vocal and musical additions
Tor membership. the Choir is
conducted by Robert Fountain,
associate professor of singing
and director of choral organiza.
lions at Oberlin College.
Sacred and secular choral mus.
&c OF the past five centuries Is
represented on the 1860 tour
repertoire Of the Choir. The pro-
gram includes Lets All the Peo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Themes In
NEGRO Writing

GREENSBORO. Nc Themes
in Negro Writings hes b g n
chosen by the huInaniiies divi-
sion at Bennett college for It's
annual program which this year
viii be presented from March 30
through April l
Mrs. Blanche Raiford, language
instructor, and chairman OF the
program committee said IN Z
there would be three programs.
On March 30 az 7 pm. there will
be a musical program at the mid
week vesper hour. The following
night az 8 O'Clock there will be
presentation CT original creative
contributions by students in lit
eraturc, music and arr.
ON FridaS ni-hl at 3 o'clock
i'm the Little Theatre. there VIII
be q presentation Of selected
reading from the prize winning
play "A Raisln in the sun y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
The Rev. Stewart
At Bethel

One facet of the Lcnten Pro
gram Of the Bethel A. ME Church
tErcdcrick and ST. Antoine will
be a Revival Meeting - Sunday
March 2Olh through Friday, APP
ril lst. The Reverend Mrs. Ste
wart will be the guest preacher
and Mir. J. Franklin FELTON, will
direct the singing. ChoirS from
several Of the churches in bet
roit will be with us to assist
in the singing. Our Evangelist is
one of Detroit's favorite preach
erS. We are fortunate to have
her with us for this occasion.
The officers, members and
minister of the church are max
ing every effort to make this a
season CT deep spiritual environ
ment and inspiration. Services
will begin each week night at
7.30 pm. The Reverend Mrs.
Stewart will also preach at the
1900 o'clock Service Sunday the
goth and 9th. The many friends
of our Evangelist and Of the
rcthcl Family are expected 10
share in these mcaningful Ser
vices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

pie Praise The Lord" by Dressler,
"crucifixvs" by Lotti, "Ascendo
ad patrem meum" by CaIlvs,
cantata No 80, Elm feste Burg"
by Bach, Salvation is Created"
by Tschesnokoff, Two Poems of
William Blake Sc. TO music by
Joseph Wood, Howl we" from
THE PeaceabIe Kingdom" by
Randall Thompson. am three
Negro spirifvsls.
An instrumental ensemble OF
six Choir members and seven
other Conservatory students Will
accompany the Choir in the Bach
Cantata.
Cities on ne 1850 Concert
Tour itinerary are Detroit, Mich;
Gary, Ind; Neensh ard Menomon-
ie, Wise; Mime apolis, Mimi;
Evanston, H.; Findlay, cvyaho9a
Falls, Cincinnati and Wooster.
Ohio.
Conductor Fountain and the
Choir have received wide ac-
claim during the past few years
for their concert, radio, televis-
ion. and recording work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Nutrition PROJECTS

Prospects in Nutrition will
be the topic Of the sixth annual
Nutrition Conference to be held
Friday. March 10 by Wayne State
University's College of Medicine.
More than $50 scientists and
dieticians are exp cted to attend
the four sessions The day long
program which begins at $50
am. will be held in the auditor
ium of the David Whitney House
at 1910 Antietam which is adj
jacent 10 the University Medical
Science Building
Dr.. James Ortcn. professor of
physiological chemistry. and DR..
Arthur Smith. chairman of the
department Of physiological chem
istry. are co.chairmen of the
event.
"Some Unsolvcd Problems in
Nutrition is DR. Paul L. DAYS
topic in the first session. DR..
Day is scientific director for the
us. Food and Drug Administra-
ton. Washington. DC.
Howard A. Schneider. associate
professor. The Rockefeller Insti-
tute, New York City, NY. will
have as his topic Genes and the
Fine Structure of Nutritional
Environment"
Or. Phillip l.. White, secretary
for the Council on Foods and
Nutrition, American Medical AS
ISOLATION, Chicago, ILL.,, will dis
cuss worldwide Dietary Pro-
blems." Problems of Nutrition
in PediatFics" is DR.. James l..
Wilson'S topic DR.. Wilson is pro
fessor of pediatrics, University
of Michigan Medical School, Ann
Arbor.
There is no charge for admis-
sion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Alfred Council
To Meet

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alfred District Council
will be held on Thursday. March
II. at 1900 mon at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA. hf'or = hort
business session. Mrs. Bernadine
Dcnning. Community Coordinator
of the Jefferson Junior II & h
School viii discuss, School Com
munity Program. This School
Community Program is a new
approach being tried by the
Board of Education in bringing
the resources Of the schools in
closer relationship to the com
Luncheon will be avail
able cafeteria style.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
To Assist UNCF Drive
Vice Chairman Appointed

NEW YORK Neil II Noel
roy. Cincinnati. and John II John
son. Chicago. have accepted APP
pointments to serve as vice chair
men of The United Negro College
Funds 1860 appeal
Bruce Barton. national cam.
paign chairman. announced the
acccptances today
The vice chairmen vii assist
Mr.. Barton in directing the Col
lege Funds 18th nation vide
campaign. Each year the appeal
seeks TO raise support for the
Funds 33 private member eel
leges and universities The ap-
peal opens April in lbs cam
paign centers across the country
Mr.. McElroy. who served as
Secretary Ct Defense in Prcsl
dent Eisenhower Cabinet Cl9"7
so. is chairman Of the board
Proctor & Gamble Co. Cincn'
natl He Joined the company IN
1925. was named president IN
l948 and board chairman in 1859
He also is director of General
Electric Co and Chrysler Corp
Mr. Johnson. editor and pub
Usher Of Ebony, Tan. Jet aud
Hue magazines. is trustee OF
three member UNFC institutions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
LaBohne Appointed
10 Phi|co Post

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Percy
LaBohne, former Philadelphia,
was appointed Public Relations
representative for the egro
press and Negro community for
rhIlco Corporation. il was an
nounced today by Robert NJ
Jones, Director of Public Rela-
tons.
Mr.. LsBohns hes been with
."'leo for seven years, and prior
!" MS new position was person
mel eoordinsfor FOR PhiIco's San
so'kx Ohio. plant where the
,,0mpsny manufactures IFS full
ines o. frsnsissor radios, ssereo-
pnen's'hish fidelity instruments
'"d portable phonesrsphs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

PRESBYTERIAN Church and the
Rev Man jenkins minister OF
the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church,
Rayal oak Mrs FRI deick Schu-
mann President OF the AWCA Of
metropolitan Detroit Miss An
Meta b Eldridge Metropolitan
YWCA Executive Director, Mrs.
II Paul sloan. Jr Chairman OF
the Dedication Committee
An organ prelude and amen
viii be rendered hy Mrs Ray
monl F Stoddard, and Mrs Arm
cid O Leyerenz will sing The
gisi Psalm by McDermid Mem
hers cf Oakland YTeens clubs
viii usher.
Serving Is Communities
The new Oakland Branch WV
CA. The first branch Of the Met
ropolitan Detroit YWCA outside
Wayne County. serves rs com
munities. Birmingham, Bloomfield
Hills. Oakdalc Garden. hunting
ton Woods. Ferndale Pleasant
RIDGE Berkeley Hazel Park, Mad
ison Heights. Troy Clawson. Oak
Park Southheld. Franklin, Lath-
rup and ROYAL Oak
The new building, made poss-
ible through 100000 ALLEGATION
from The Metropolitan Detroit
Building Fund. eIimsxes a long
felt need for facilities for YWcA
members in oakland County,
Miss Annette 3. Eldridse, YWcA
Metropolitan Executive Director,
said.
Constructed Of face brick and
porcelain enamel, it is of mod
ern design using the circular cell
Ing and Eliminated wood supports
to give height and interesting yet
functional contour II contains
offices. multi-pdrpose room,
social room. club and craft
rooms and kitchen. with a patio
and barbecue for social activi.
ties A 40car parking lot and
plans for a future gym and swim
ming pool were included in the
original plans.
Architects were Carl Pirscher
and Associates, Of Ferndale, and
Stephen Oppenheim Of the firm
the designer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Alphas To Award
Scholarships

Alpha Phi Alpha Paternity
again this year will award Sl0.-
GOO in scholarships and fellow
ships. according to Lionel II. New.
som. director Of educational acti-
vities for the fraternity.
The awards will be made on
the basis Of scholarship and need.
Newsom said.
The grants will be made in
three different categ0rieS: Five
scholarships 10 graduating SEN
Tors of accredited high schools.
five scholarships TO students in
undergraduate colleges and uni
versities. and five fellowships TO
students in graduate or in pro
fcssional schools.
Either male or female seniors
are eligible for the high school
award, but each applicant must
be sponsored by at least one
active member of the fraternity
Application blanks and further
information may be obtained
from Lionel n. Newsem, Diree-
tor Of educational activities, Soci-
oloey Department, Southern Uni
versify. Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Filing date deadline is May 7.
1850.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Howard u Offers
Research Prog. am

WASHINGTON, DC.--Some 40
acknowledgements high school
students will participate in an
expense.free collegele level scieuse
research program this summer
al Howard University The eight
week program will begin June 20.
This will be The second year
that Howard University, with
grant from the National Science
Foundation, has offered the pro-
gram. Last year 20 students from
four states and the District OF
Columbia participated. They were
selected from a group OF more
than 800 students throughout the
country who applied.
Directed by DR. Herman r.
Branson. professor and head Of
the Department of Physics at
Howard, the program will enable
science honor students TO do
research in the fields of zoology.
chemistry and physics. Applica-
lions must be received by the
Department Of Physics no latter
than May l.
Students will be selected on
the basis Of their grades in
science courses, test scores, or
hcnors and awards in science.
Al applicants must be recon-
mended by their principals or
science teachers. Basic require
ments include completion Of al
least one year Of biology, chemis'
try or physics, and two years OF
mathematics, including algebra
and plane geometry. Applicants
must be tenth or eleventh grade
students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Urge Students
To Mature

GREENSBORO, N.C.-Dr. Cor
don w. Blackwell. chancellor oil
Woman's College, urged Bennett
College students to become ma
ture persons. who have develop
ed their talents to the utmost
if they are TO take places OF lead
crship in an increasingly compli-
Gated world.
DR.. Blackwell. speaking al inc
Sunday vcsper service said II
YOU would become such ma
ture person. here are five essen
tials TO keep before you. You
need a spirit of service. expert
ence in responsible citizenship
appreciation for high ethical val.
ues. appreciation for cultural
things and proficiency In your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

The new building Of the Oak
land Branch Of the YWCA Of
Metropolitan Detroit. a forch
Drive agency. al $50 South Crooks
Road Clawson. will be formally
dedicated Sunday. March 20. al
pm. ceremony.
Durward 3. Warner, Chancellor
OF Michigan State University
Oakland, will make the ded'ca.
ton address.
Other dedication events open
to the public are scheduled
throughout the week
a Come and See Day" from
! TO $3.50 pm. Tuesday, March
II, will be held by WIVES 10
show young wives and mothers
its program Of activities. A nvr.
sery will be open for pre-school
children.
Y.Teens will have a drop-in
lounge from TO , pm. On
THURSDAY. March "a with q tea
for Y.Tccn advisors and mothers
al $50 pm. That evening will be
devoted to a Membership Night.
with discussion Of "Opportuni
ties Unlimited" from 8 to 10 pm
a special program for sirls
ages 7 70 n will be presented
Saturday morning, March 70,
from $50 10 1880 am. and re.
eisirafion for Camp csveII will
be held thar afternoon from 100
70 800 pm. A senior high dance
that evening form 8 10 II pm.
will close the weeks activities.
Sunday Progrsm-Svbhead
Following Chancellor Warmers
address. presentation of the build
ing keys will be made by Clar.
ence r. otter, member of the
Board of Directors. Metropolitan
Detroit Building Fund
The keys will be accepted by
Mrs. Roy e. Robinson, Chairman,
Building Committee OF Oakland
Branch; Mrs. Charles {. Boyd,
Chairman OF the Board OF Man
ssemerf; and Miss Mary Mecsr.
roll. Executive Director.
Others taking part in the cere-
mony will be the Rev j Rodney
Beal, minister Of the First United
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Short Courses
Offered In Nursing

Professional nurses will have
an opportunity TO take short
term summer courses at h @
Wayne State University College
Of Nursing.
Administration, supervision and
teaching personnel in nursing
who are unable 70 undertake long.
er periods Of study will find this
suited 70 their needs. The two
courses designed for professional
nurses include "Evslvation Of
Nursing Care in . Clinical Set
ting" and Reorganization the Nvr.
sing Service for Improved Psti.
snt Care" Local hospitals will be
utilized for the field experience.
Enrolment will be limited to
20 for each session. The first
course will begin June 81 and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

continue through July 8. The
second will run from July IL to
July % Tuition for the courses
are Sl25 and 500 respectively.
The shori-term courses do not
carry credit and federal stipend
is available for those who are
eligible. To be eligible 70 receive
federal assistance, the trainee
must be q citizen Of the United
States, graduated from stare
approved basic school OF nursing
and be licensed professional
nurse.
The tranes must be released
by her employer from regular
employment in order to devote
full time to study for the period
Of the course and be recommend
ed by her employing agency
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

division of the School Of Business
Administration, has changed its
name 10 Applied Management and
Technology Center.
Established in 1852, the Center
now offers sfter-work. hour eovr-
ses for on-fhe-iob management
and technical personnel. Com
menfing on the name change,
Del s. Harder, honorary chair
man Of the Center and director
and former vice-president Of the
Ford Motor Co., said. the Center
was established with the active
support Of industry 70 develop
the capacities and promote the
growth Of our key management
and technical personnel. The fact
that over 100 firms have en-
eovrsged 1900 Of their manage
ment and technical people TO en-
roll for courses is ample evidence
that il has moved forward in the
achievement CT its solid obiec-
fives."
Dean Walter Foley Of the
School Of Business Administra-
ton cited the marked and steady
increase in cnrollments over the
past eight years. Foley pointed
out that enrollments for the cur
rent semester are AZ per cent
ahead of the corresponding per
iod a year ago.
Grants totaling more than SGT
5000 form approximately 100 bus
mess firms have been made TO
the Center since il open d..
Eighty-five per cent of its in
structional staff is recruited from
commerce and industry, accord
ing to DR.. Spencer Larsen. direc-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

tor Of the Center.
The Center offers 40 courses
in four locations, on campus at
1901 Third and in Centcrline.
BEDFORD and Wyandotte.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Materials Center
Has Name Change

Wayne State University's Ma
tcrials Management Center, a
division Of the School Of Business
Administration, has changed its
name 10 Applied Management and
Technology Center.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BROOD SOWS for sale, with OF
without piss. SP. 4-4OI6.
GELDING, 4-yr.-old, 1873 hands,
spirited action. excellent dlSposl-
tion Call BR. S-Sll6.
MAN wants to rent pasture for 10
oeef cattle. Call LU. i-520O.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
ROOMS WANTED
APTs. FUaNIsHEb-L. Q.

MAN wants board and unfurn
room or storage space in private
I home. TE. 6-S5S9.
Evening star., 1960-04-25

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. = block
on 10th, 1917 RiggS place NV,
Attractive 4-bedrms.. 3 baths,
patio, earage, row brick. on Street
going "Georgetown. For sale nv
owner. Brokers protected. In
Spection BY appointment only.
Sl7.500, EN-. 2-7152.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
APTS. FuRNISHED-VA.
f(nATIAIttENA

N. ARL.-Furn.: 3 min. to Pentagon
or D C; walk 200 yds. to shopp
center, S99. plus util. IA. 4-335O
RENT FREE in exchange for child
care. 3-bedrm. apt, good loca-
ton. IA. 7-6691, Sun. or after D
Evening star., 1960-04-25
BEACON APIS. 1901 calvert 81

CALVERT ST. NV. 1855: near
Shoreham Hotel-Emc.. 1-bedroom
apt; eleV. bldg. See janitor till 8.
CAPITOL Hull, 235 C st. ne
Emo. apt; adults; SOS mo-, utils.
incl Ii. 4-al54
Evening star., 1960-04-25

this lovely family area, COW. ~
Bl. Sac. and Lafayette school, IL
oy IL master beorm., liv. rm. with
nrepl.. din. rm., mod. kit, priced
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BEAUTIFUL s-rm., a-bath. semidet
moo' moo ork; nome. Wen loc. Lovely
yo.. movers. shrubs. WO. 6-S5e4
Evening star., 1960-04-25
Chew Chase-S23 an

a Stunning White-brick home. 4
bedrooms. . baths, slate roof,
screened porch, garage: excellent
condition. viii sell today cali
WO; $4,000 til 8. EDW. H. JONES
Evening star., 1960-04-25

bath: utils.: good transp.
AVAIL. MINED, Furn. enc. and
up. Mod dntvn. apt bldg. . blks.
of Conn. ave. Sundeck. elev, gar.,
laundry rm. > blks. public trans.
stores; 1925 7 St. NV. AD.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert St.
n.w-Elev.; bedrm., liv. rm., kit
bath, $50. RA. 3-ss75, ST. 3-73O2
CALVERT ST. NV. 1855: near
Shoreham Hotel-Efic.. 1-bedroom
apt; elev. bldg. See janitor till 8.
CAPITOL HILL, e35 C st. ne
Etnc. apt; adults; S65 mo-, utils.
incl Ii. 4-9I54.
CAPITOL HILL = l-bedrm. apt.
Al qtils., newly dec. and furn
Excel. loc.: $50. KE. s-6354.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = $50: /
oedrm-, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath, rear peh; "a blk. 70 stores,
tTanSp; !mmed. poss. JOHN L.
SHELTON Realtor, 10. $4,000.
CONN. AVE.-Furn. enc. apt; new
bldg. air eond; June l TO Sept. /.
S99.75 per mo WO. 6-4S65. s to
10 am. and to 10 pm.
CONN. AVE. 1900 blk. = Entire
I'd floor consisting Of . large bed
rms, nv. rm.. kitchen. dinette
and bath; complete privacy; nice
ly decorated. Call EN-. 3-OO3s
after pm.
CONN. AVE. AND ASHMEAD PL,-
Lge. 3-rm. apt, liv rm.. bedrm
Kit and sun porch; suit. . adults
2339 Ashmead pl. NV.
downtown, g BLK. OFF CONN.
1925 NJ ST. NV.
Beautifully furnished bachelor apt: !:
24-hour elev. service: immed. oc-
cupaney. Res. mgr. DI. 7-37S6
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, THE
westerly" 1920 21st st. NV
Nicely furn. 2-rm. apt, kit, bath.
utils. incl; S112.5O. See care
taker at 1882 2lSt st. NV, bsmt,
apt. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, 93l H ST. NV, Ma. SASS.
EEFC'Y. > blocks from statler,
7:3a7O, EN-. a-4asi. ID" O'
FACING ROCK CREEK, j room,
kit, bath. for !. . rms. with cook
ing facil. for >. NO. 7-5l63.
FLORAL MANOR, i3I3 10th st
n.w.-Elevator bldg; l-room ENC
near bath. SIS wk.
F0GGY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
enlciency; Potomac Plaza Apart
ments: available until September.
SI33 month; references. FE.
FURNISHED APIS. FOR RENT
In D. C.. Nd. and Va; also furni-
ture Tor rent for any apt. or
home to individuals or projects
Call II c.OORG MFoy ari
Evening star., 1960-04-25
APIS. UHFuRMISHED-D, c. APIS UNFURNISHED-MD.
(CONIINuEDl

NO. Is 10th ST. NE rms. and
bath. completely private, S45 per
mo Ii. 6-1652.
oNE-YEAR LEASE, guar. AGAINST
rent increase: good location; /, 2
and bedrm. apts. 10. 2-0152.
SAVANNAH PL. S.E.-Avail. now,
12lS and l21S-A Savannah pl.
s.e.-Neat, bright, and cheerful
apts Ideal for small family
groups. Key 1220-A. S65.5O per
mo GEORGE I. BORGER INC.
Evening star., 1960-04-25

CHEVY CHASE = Attractive brick
Colonial; liv. rm.. din. rm., Kit.
with breakfast space, powder rnn
gen ano sunroom; , bedrms.. 2
Upper 20s. BILLINGSLEY REAL
~ CO., EN-. 2-2326 evenings,
Evening star., 1960-04-25
FARM AND GARDEN
sAa.U~A.
Midland Bermuda Grass
(coNTIkUEol

Now Is the time to establish this
wonderful new pasture grasS; Ger
tined spTigs available. Write GER
TIPPED GRASS GROWERS AS
SOC. Secretary. Nd.
PUBLIC SALE : sat, April 80,
MitchellVille. Nd. at IL an. RI.
so. Defense hwy. and Church I'd.
a mi. east Of Glendale HospitsD
5 tractors e Farmall II, = Fords.
l Cuoli new Holland q Hay
ploWs; 3 mowers; : rskes; = disks:
. tobacco planters: John Deere
ForGze Harvester with motor; 1
blower with pipe: / corn binder:
= sets Of cultiTEtors for cub; /
piow for cub; ; listers for eubi l
fertilizer distributor for cub. 8
power takeoh units with puneys
/ cultipaker and numerous small
articles Allen Hill Auetioneer.
Claude Smith. clerk. ROBERT
DIXON, CE. 6-S41g.
RICH FARM LOAN, the best, free
Of debris, reas., sludse, NIL dirt,
bluestone, tree work.
HARTING sP. 3-45SS
ROTOTILLER, recond. with attach.
$50; gas lawn edger. $50; Carter
Humdinser pump, M-5l2, $45. CIR.
3-O29o
SOD FOR SALE, lse. acreage nr.
Haymarket, Va. Call after b PM,
ELmwoods 6-35S2.
TOPSOIL; best quality, no rocks,
weeds, clay: 5 Gu. ydS., SIS; Nd
and B. c. E. VIENs. CIR, 4-552s.
Tor SOIL - Rich and clean,
cubic ". loads. SIS. MANGELS.
HE. 4-7649, To. 2-342S.
Tor SOIL, rotten sawdusJ: 10
bushels, %. E. Z. THOMAS, CH.
TRACT OF TIMBER for sale. Pic
ture windows. 9X5.lU, S42: also
46x5.1U, S25. 10. S-6b1y.
VERY GOOD, Rich TOPSOIL, for
lawns and greenhouses; VerV rea-
sonable. Call LO. 7-4333.
Al TOP SOIL, plain or shredded
and screened; prompt delivery, Va.
only. FAIRFAX NURSERY CO,
CIR 3-3l36.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
SPRING VALLEY

CoLoRED-16l7 GEORGIA AVE.
N.W.-Larse house; BEDROOMS,
and full bsmt Newly redec.; s2eS
down. CALL Mr. OTTO. DE, 2.
245s or VII. 6-s257.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
APIS. URFURHIsHEp-Mp

IAk0MA PARK-Briek apt. BLDG !.
eedrm;, hv.-din. rm. comb, Kit.
and bath; utils incl: $50 no.
JU. 9-3490.
TAKoMA-sL. SPG. AREA-LaT7s
oedrm-, hV. rm. and kit, tiled
BATH shower; washer and utils.
incl. pvt. entT.. carpeted stairs;
$50 mo. JU. S-l1O6.
Evening star., 1960-04-25

ALLISON ST. NV, I3O3-Newly
Gee, bed-liv. rm, lovely kit. pvt.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
FARM AND GARDEN

COMPLETE TREE WORK - Trim
ming and spraying eversreens; also
lawn and yard care. 10. 1-4S5T.
COW MANURE, well rotted, $40,
Is bu.: $3.50, 10 bu.; S4, hu.;
delivered. HE. 4-24SA.
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT. Free
on reQueSt-new 56-p Planting
Guide Catalog in color offering
Virsinia's largest asSortment-
fruit trees, nut trees, berry plants,
material. SaleSpeople van e d.
wAYEESBORO NURSERIES, Dept.
MIA WAynesboro, virginia.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

kAL0RAMA, NV. - Liy. room,
bedrn.. kit, dinette, bath, air eond
Beautif. decor. $4,000. SUSIE v.
WATMOOD. Ma. s-S375, wO.
o-442l. 25a
1912 Nh. AVE. NV. Spacious
garden type . bedrm., Apt. :Ol
Liy., din, kit. bath. lEe. closets
I105 LANIER PL. NV. / bedrm.
air eond apt. for adults, / BIZ
Columbia I'd. Maintenanee. S27.73
AD. 2-659O
Evening star., 1960-04-25

AFAIL. IMMED:, FuTn- enc. and
bedrm. apis. Utils. incl. SEA SO
up. Mod. dntvn. apt. bldg. > blks.
OH Conn. ave. Sundeck. elev.. gar,
stores: 1925 I st.. NV. AD.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
ROOMS, UMFURN.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-14th ST., nr. Spring
rd.-Redec.. lge.. front rm., also