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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
BY James Alfred Butler

The Plymouth Congregational
Church's Women Fellowship an.
ncunccd plans for Christmas
Bazaar IN the Parish Hall Of the
church. Friday and Saturday
Dec. 2 and 3, from 10 am. until
9 pm Mrs. Fred Swan is prcsi-
dent The Rev Nicholas HOOD
is host minister.
The 53rd anniversary CT
Greater Shiloh Baptist Church
was held Sunday. Nov n, with
the Rev J S. Williams as speaker
OF the morning and Or II. II
Coleman as speaker for after
noon services. The Seraphs- Choir
was featured on the musical pro.
gram. Mrs. Evelyn G Brown was
general chairman; DR.. S. d Ross
Westminster.
Laymen's Organization Of the
Allen Temple AME Church pre-
sented Milt Nixon in a religious
song and dramatic service Sun
day evening. Nixon, well known
as religious director Of Radio
Station WCHB. Inkstcr, and fol
his Sunrise Jubilee" is cur.
rently working on his annual
Christmas Dinner" drive 10 serve
needy families. G. y Berry is
president Of the Laymcn: Mrs.
A. B. Walters, secretary. Mrs.
Ruby Urquart, assistant. and the
Rev. A. D. Evans is pastor.
Dedicatorial services Of the
Caldwell Chapel AME Zion
Church. 2l627 Quinn road. Mt.
Clemens, was. held Sunday after.
noon The Rev A. j Wood. pastor
Of Clinton Chapel AME Zion
Church Of Detroit was guest
speaker and the choirs Of Gin
ton Chapel sang
-Dorcas Home Mission Of Lo.
max Temple AME Zion Church.
1909 Dcquindrc. presented its
Annual Harvest program Sunday
al $3.50 pm. Mrs. Edna Perrin
was guest speaker The mission
sponsors classes on personal
evangelism each Wednesday
taught by the pastor. the Rev
6 A. Brooks. which is open to
the public. The president of the
Mission is Alberta D. Arbcrry
Mrs. Spears. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

(llN
She temporarily replaces Mrs.
Bevlah T. Whitby. Ger assistant
director. who is on years leave
Ct absence 10 set UP an adult
education and social work evrri-
cvIvm at Mercy College.
Mrs Scott has the degree of
Bachelor of Arts in psychology,
graduating with honors from the
University Of Michigan where she
attended for four wears on Regent
scholarships She has taken grad
rate work in educational and
clinical psychology at Wayne
State University.
Married to Albert J. Scott. She
is the mother of two children.
While attending L. of NJ. she
belonged TO Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority. becoming president of
il during her senior year
Mrs SCOTS father. the late Mr..
Wilbur {. Woodson. was cxccu-
tive secretary Of the ST Antoine
YMCA for many years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

pcrs and socket wrencheS are also
handy.
3. The Heath Company of Ben
ton Harbor Michigan, world 5
largest producer of do-it-yourself
kits. stresses following instruc-
tions to the letter. Their kits
come with easy-to-follow illustrs-
tions and diagrams.
4. Make sure connections are
secure; cut and dress leads and
components as shown in instruc-
tons.
s. Pick the solder tool (iron,
GUN. pencil) easiest for you to
handle. Pencil is best for the be-
ginner. a.,
G. Faulty soldering IS the most
frequent cause of kit failure
Warranties become void If acid
core solder is used. Practice tech
niques first.
I. Re-check wiring, then test
completed kit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
CHURCH NEWS

Westsldc Pastors Union spon
Sorcd a Thanksgiving service on
Thanksgiving morning al the
United Christians Church, 18th
and Forest The Rev. {. l..
Jordan was host pastor. The
hcv. A. J. Perkins, pastor OF
the Zion Chapel Church of Christ
holiness. was guest speaker. The
Rev A. J Perkins is secretary,
the Rev r. L. Jordan is the vice
president,
Mrs. Della III. Lee was guest
speaker al the morning service
Of the Annual Womcn's Day of
the Mt Olive Missionary Bapt ST
Church, Port Huron. Robbie l..
Crump introduced the speaker
and Mrs Grace Cobbs. If the
National Baptist Convention. was
guest soloist Mrs Cobbs. a
member Of New Light Baptist
Church, was soloist on the after
noon program Mrs. G. w. Taylor
was general chairman. the Rev.
G w Taylor is pastor at Mt.
Olive.
The publicity committee Of the
Guild OF ST Luke met to form
ulate their plans for a second
annual Mardi Gras Ball to be
hcdl for the benefit OF World
Medical Relief Inc, on Feb. 10
in the India room OF the De
tr0lt Leland Hotel.
The November Birth Month
Club Of Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church gave bazaar Friday and
Saturday Berry White was fca-
turcd on Sundays program Mrs
Mary Franklin was chairman and
the Rev Charles A. Hill is pastor
The Fidelis Club of the First
Baptist Church. EcOrsc met at
the Nhomc Of Mrs. Vera Fay
Heard Tuesday and completed
plans for the Third Annual Baza-
ar 10 be held December 3 in the
church basement Mrs. Cassie
Hall is general chairman Mamie
Webb chairman of the Kitchen.
Mary Phillips is publicity chair
man
The Rev. J {. Wade. president
Of the New Era Baptist State Con
vention Of Nebraska, was the
guest speaker at the Oliyct Bap-
list Church, Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
WSU G|ee Clubs Set
Annual Winter Concert

The annual Winter Concert
presented by the Mems and Wo-
mems Glec Clubs Of Wayne State
University will be presented on
Friday, December 2 at $40 pm.
in the Henry and Edsel Auditori-
um in the Civic Center, downtown
Detroit There is no admission
charge for this concert and the
public is cordially invited to
attend Last December, the con.
cert drew an overflow audience
Of some 5000; therefore ii is suc.
gcstcd that early arrival IS in
order if one is to. be assured Of
a seat.
Both the Mems C!ee Club and
the Women's Clee Club will
present two groups Of numbers
separately and then will combine
for q finale. The entire combined
group will number approximately
one hundred and seventy five
singers.
The Women's Gee Club. con
Quoted by Professor Malcolm
Johns. as part Of their portion on
the program will present the
first Detroit performance Of
MISSA BREVIS IN ID by Ben
jamln Britten, the contemporary
English composer. In addition,
they will present The first bet
rolt performance of Robert flar.
rls setting of L II II + + GILL.
DREN'S PRAYERS. Harris is a
graduate student in musical COM
position at Wayne and his work
was commissioned by the Wo-
mems Glce Club. A calypso carol,
THE VIRGIN MARY HAD A
BABY BOY. will also be sung
The Women's Glcc Club numbers
20 singers.
The Mems Gee Club, made up
OF the Varsity Glcc Club and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

Apollo Club, has a membership
OF % men. One of the interesting
to pay closing costs is still re-
tanned in the regulation.
j + Schwcrin
Loan Guaranty Officer
works TO be included on their
program is SHEPHERDS! RE.
JOIcE by Arthur Frackcnpohl.
This is also the first Detroit per
Torrance CT Frackenpohl's work.
which was composed in 1858 II
viii be accompanied by French
horns. tromboncS. Baritone horn
and tuba. a concert fayoritc of
Detroit flee club audiences,
FAYE TURNER will join the men
IN a performance Of INFLAM.
MATuS from the STABAT MA
TEr By RoSsini She is currently
WORKING on a Masters Degree at
the University I'm addition, two
Cf The QUATRE PETiTES PRI-
ERES by Francois Poulcnc with
texts by ST Francis Of Assist will
be SUNG The men are conducted
by Professor Harry Lanesford.
ANY groups desiring to have a
reserved section IN the audilor
I'm for their use are urged TO
call Temple 1888. the Varsity
Glcc Club Office. or Temple 3.
1900 Ext. SAL, the Music Depart
ment office and stipulatc the
number of seats desired These
sections can be reserved only
Until Bpm. Please call by
Wednesday, November 30.
The Clubs will appreciate as
wide circulation Of this release
IL possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
Two More Joins Comm.
On Community Relation

Two new members have Joined
the staff of the Commission on
Community Relations agency, it
was announced by Mr. Richard
V Marks. sccrctary-dircctor.
Mrs. Rita A. Scott and Mr.. John
J. Musical have the title Of Com.
munify Relations Assistant and
will work in the Edueations Ser.
vices Division, Mr.. Marks said.
We are quite fortunate in
obtaining staff members with
their educational and employ
mcnt backgrounds" Mr. Marks
stated. They will certainly be
an asset to our educational pro
gram
Both have skilIs that we will
fully utilize, and demonstrated
commitment ~ building good hu.
man relations in Detroit" Mr..
Marks concluded.
Mrs. Scott was transferred to
the Ger from the Detroit Hous.
ing Commission where she was
employed in management capa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
New Baptist
Convention TO
0rdain Women

Tho. sands arc hailinv ire an
'i'nc""icnl nat liberty and free
dom has come al long last to
Use Negro women in Baptist
hurches who have confessed q
WINE cali to preach he G lspcl
I had been rcftrain al from
ding so because Of Banlisi tradi.
N and misunderstanding.
Through the years. Negro Bsp.
81 women had prayed. tasted
I'd hoped for their day If eman.
irs'ion when they would be
elivered from this servifudc and
controlling influence.
II would appear that that day
as now come according TO in.
ormaiion released from the Of
ice Of the Secretary Of State al
sacramento, California. TO the eff
'ect that new organization
known officially as the Inlerna.
iional Baptist Convention had
completed the filing of its Arti.
lies Of Incorporation on October
18th, and had been granted a
the Honorable Frank NJ. Jordan,
Secretary Of State.
According TO fhe Articles filed
by this new church body, fhe
international Baptist Convention
differs in particular from all
other Negro Baptist Conventions
in that the l.B.c. extends full
and complete recognition 10 those
women ministers OF the Baptist
Church, who like the men can
produce satisfactory evidence Of
their cs!Iin1, and Tho IB.C. will
license ard ordsin these women
as breaches, pastors and evan.
qelisfs with the same rights, priv
Ieges and authority as the men,
AS its official name suggests
the IB.C. is intcr-racial. and Of
fers membership to all peoples
REGARDLESS Of race, sex color or
national origin.
Another special feature Of tho
IB.C is. 1T will seek tn promote
goodwill, cooperation, fellowship
and more understanding amonc
minister's and members Of Bap
tist Churches everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
December IS, Is
Deadline For
Spring Semester

New students planning to en-
ter Wayne State University for
spring semester classes are re
minded TO make application or
or before Thursday, Dec. 10. On
that date. all pertinent lnfor-
nation must be in the hands of
WSU admissions officials. if con
sidcration for spring semester
admission is to be assured.
According TO Or. Hugh E.
Sarles. director of admissions, sp-
plicstions received by December
IS are certain Of receiving a
decision. However, chances Of ad.
mission for late applicants TO vn-
dergrsdvate school are greatly
reduced. Should entrance exam
nations he reqoired for late sp-
p'icsnts. there may not be enough
tine 70 process the applications
and set up an examination date.
Undergraduate applications
available at high schools and
from tho Office Ct Admissions
should be sent to office of Ad.
missions. Administrative Scr
vices Building, $3.50 Cass Avenue
Detroit 2.
Applicants for graduate study
should amply to the WSU
Graduate Division of Instruction
and Research. Cohn BiuIding.
5557 CasS Avenue. Detroit ?.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
Dinner-Danee
For Gov. Williams

Nearly 600 persons will attend
a dinnerd dance in honor Of Cover
nor Williams next Friday, Deccm-
Der 2, at the Lansing Civic Center
Major General Ronald ID. Me-
Donald, The Adjutant General OF
Michigan, announced.
Michigan National Guardsmcn
are sponsoring the tribute tc
Governor Williams who has ser
we'd as their COMMANDMENTS Chief
for the past II years.
During Governor Williams SER
vice as commandments, the
Michigan National Guard has
made great progress. General Nc.
Donald said.
Strcngthwise, the Guard climb.
cd from 1921 on January !, l949
20 peak CT 1909 in May 1857.
Thereafter, under National Guard
Bureau directivcs. the Michigan
Army National Guard reduced its
forces. Total strength Of the
Michigan National Guard on Octo-
Der 81, 1860 was 1907.
Many thousands Of Michigan 5
young men have served in the
ranks of the Michigan Army and
Air National Guard during the
past II years. The states military
forces have undergone several re-
organizations during the period,
the most recent being the re.
organization under the Pcntomic
concept in 1859 The Michigan
Air Guard was converted to a
tactical reconnaissance mission
in 1855
Today 81 communities in As
counties support 1913 Army and
Air National Guard units.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
VA Loan Change
TO: All VA Loan Program
Participants

TO: All VA Loan Program
Participants
SUBJ: To Advise of Change in
VA Regulation 1912 (a).
/. Effective November IL. 1860,
VA Regulation 1912 (a) will be
amended to delete from the pro-
vlso the following-"But must
be paid in cash by the veteran
unless Cd the master or indivi.
dual certificate of reasonable
value relating to such property
IS dated prior to April %, 1853
or CD the borrower prior to such
date executed a bona fidc con
tact in writing for the purchase
or construction Ct such property
2 On and after November IL,
1860, the ccrtification Of the
builder or seller on Va Form
VB4-lB05 as 20 non.paymcnt Of
closing expenses will no longer
DC required, As to loans closed
on or aftcr that ~ any such
cert [ cation. REGARDLESS cf when
made. will he disregardcd
8 The effect # tho foregoing
VIII be that on and after Noycm.
Der III. 1900, builders and ether
sellers may pay closing costs
Tor veterans il they so desire.
However the prohibition against
including in the loan an amount
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

Who can understand his err
rors? Cleanse thou me from
secret faults.-(Psalm 1922
1t is easy enough to see the
faults of other people. difficult
to recognize our own. When
we notice traits we do not like
in others, should we not
prayerfully examine our
selves to discover whether we.
too. are guilty of the same
faults?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
Young Adult Choir
Concert Dec. II

The New Light Bautist Church
,~oscnts he 10 Voice Adult
Choir in CONCERT. Sunday, De
,omher II. 1850 al IN" Ford
auditorium at 8 o'clock pm.
ITndcr the able direction cl
VI. Harold Smith. this outstand-
ing choir has rrcnarcd a versatile
rrav # music 20 appeal to the
taeics # Cvcv"nc.
Featured viii hc the best Of
,nther,s sniriina's. end "osrcls.
Tickets may ~ obtained from
any choir mcnbcr or by contact.
mo 'hc church office at Tyler
5.599l.
The entire congregation Ut New
Light invites the City Of Detroit
TO share with them this musical
trcat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
SINGING SONGS
AT MIDNIGHT"

singing Songs at Midnight. y
was the theme of sermon
preached last Sunday morning at
Peoples Community Church.
Woodward and Pingrcc. by the
assistant pastor the Rev. Darncau
V Stewart.
The message dealt with the
Biblical story Of Paul and Silas
in Jail.
In his closing remarks the Rev.
Mi Stewart declared: God will
mover desert MS. But we ourselves.
fen desert God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

2. S up p ! v
yourself with a
5-inch, small
pocket-size and
Phillips screw
driver. Side
cutting pliers,
long nose pill
ers. wire strip
Il II -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
a Guide
TO F1l-EH
by CLIFF EDWARDS
TIPS For kitbuilders

More and more music lovers
are discovering the fun of as
. sembling their own componcnts.
Here are Z tips for the hi-fi do-it-
yourselfer.
/. Familiarize yourself with
narts: resistors. capacitors, coils.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
Do 1t Yourself with Chain
StepIadder
} Safety

Slipproof your stepladder
against accidents often caused
by climbing a ladder with wet
feet. Wrap the trcads with No.
30 zinc-coated steel safety
chain, detail A. Groove the
edges Of treads with a file to
hold chain at desired spacing.
Screw chains at ends and other
points as necessary 70 the un-
derside Of treads. Detail b
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

shows No. Is chain substituted for defective missing limit
hinges To attach that almost penetrate the legs
points about half the ladder height lower chain won't hang
beyond the legs when ladder II folded.
Evening star., 1960-03-18
CcoNTINUEpl
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M ~ AOE DAN1GLOrto
Emeiency apt, in heart of city,
1911 H ST NV; air cond., utils.;
'S72.50 mo. THOMAS P. BROWN,
INC, zoos goth st. NV, FE. q
l110.
BOILING AREA. 2S0s 2nd st. Sc
Rent free to April /; / b.r.. sep
din. encl. peh.; $3.50. OIL. 4-2213
BOILING AREA; A REAL VALUE
II -bedrm. garden-type apt; only
S65: near South Capitol shop
center. school. park. MGR, 235
MissisSippi ave. sc. 10. 2-1516
BOILING AREA-I bedroom apt
with sep. dinette, newly dec. new
auto. range; nr schools, shopping
bus line, S77.50 incl. utils.: furn
also avail, S97 so. WAYNE TER.
RACE APTs.. Ist and Wayne pl
Sc, 10. 2-1055.
BOULEVARD GARDENS, (betweer
Natl. Airport ana Alex. x.l-Smari
l-bedrm apts., offering the eom.
forts Of home; $110, including al
utilities: res. mgr, 1l03 PortneI
I'd, No. lis, XII. g-4956. or cal
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., Ma
Evening star., 1960-03-18
APIS SFuREsHEp-ne APTS UEfURAHED-D UNFuREsHEp-
tcoNfINUEDl
Effic. and l Bedroom

Effic. and / Bedroom
Emeieney at S79.5O. Living room
with HOLLYWOOD beds, sccolmmo-
dates .. l-bedroom at $50 so.
Large rooms, modern bath. nicely
furnished Near shopping and
tranSp. 1888 Adams Nil I'd.
nv Janitor on premises. NO.
GEORGETOWN, Cherry HIN Apart
ments. 1924 Wis. ave. -bedrm
apts., air cond., S125 and S116.
Utils. incl. Manager, Apt. ).
GEORGETOWN
Suite Of rms. furn. in antique. Pvt.
entr, and terrace, bath with show
cond., new home. Telephone after
II am. for appt. CO. 5-02T0.
Prefer gentleman. References re-
LAMONT ST. NV, I744-l bed
rm.. lots Of closets, HV. rm., kit,
bath, LIST a.: utils.; 3-4 persons.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1I33
18th n.w.-Efhc.. hed-liv. rm.. kit,
MARYLAND AVE. NE. 1875
Don't miss these superior accom-
modations in apt. bldg; eonven
to Capitol Hill: clean, comfortable
modern, enc. and bedrm apis.
adults only; $40 and SS5. See
tanitor.
MARYLAND AVE. Me- and
rms, utils. furn,: good location,
conv. tranSp.: s55. Ii. 4-11OO.
NW.-Nicely furn. l-bedrm., liv
rm. din. rm.. kit, bath. utils
furn.. Sl25. HU. 3-7355 after .
NV. LOCATION-1 extra large
rm. and kit: 2nd-nr. front; couple
only. ia. 9-06S9 after 8 pm
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar against
rent increase: good location; ],
and 3 bedrm. apts. 10, 2-O152,
Evening star., 1960-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE costs less when you
buy At MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 400 r. I. ave. ne.
FURNITURE-Must be sold. GI
leaving area. Bedroom suite, chairs
dishes, etc. CY. 1886.
Evening star., 1960-03-18
PERFE(TT

Apt. and services for the discrimi-
mating: 1905. air cond.. beautiful
~ furn.. incl linen. cooking uten.
sec serv. etc. garage. TV avail
HILLTOP HOUSE. corner 18th st
l475 Euclid NV Embassy Row
central loc At park HU 3-340e
PVT. RIM. AND BATH-AVail. TO
nurse. or settled white woman on
day duty: willing to be in nights.
References. Telephone after L.
noon. DE. 2-3341.
SHERATON-SHOREHAM HOTEL
Vicinity - Furnished or unfur-
nished. Call HU. 3-91a5, wk. ends
Evening star., 1960-03-18
ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

COLORED-Ith AND VA. AVE
S.E.-Your own kit, attrac. rm.
$40 mo-: settled type. Ewes. Ii
i-1720 lS'
COLoRED-NICE ROOM with kit
privilS.: bus at door. Cow. to
shopping. Call 10. 1-3240.
Evening star., 1960-03-18
e ElMIscELLAREoUs FOR SALElMIscELLANEeuS FOR SALE
SOFA. rattan sec. Gus. teak nnish

SOFA, rattan sec. Gus. teak finish
contem.; square table; lge, Japa.
nese screen. KE. s-a655.
SOFA, traditional, 2-pc. sectional,
purple mohair, Si25: . chrs., arm
less, mauve upholstery, $50 ca.
. end tables, smoked glass and
| light wood, S45 ca; all in excel
cond. 10. 5-1993.
SOFA. semimodeTn style; opens tC
bed: good cond-, $50. KI. 9-465t
6-S pm.
STAUFFER COUCH: New de luxe
all attachments. Cost S4OO. Sell
for S275. Call aft. 4. Ell. 6-4OlO
STEAM CLEANING MAC HINE
used. S135. Also new portable with
rubber tires: big money maker foi
gas stations. etc. Sml. monthly
payments. RA. 6-6012 after z pm
STORE FIXTURES-HELLER, used
base units, island displays, excel
BLDG. SUPPLY, 265O Lee hwy
Falls Church. Va
STORE FIXTURES = GLAss-EN-
CLOSED wall cases, floor cases,
register, etc. 1245 H st. me-. JU.
STOVE, Kelvinator, 40 in. wide
elec. fully auto. double oven. like
new table. 40 by 81, 4 matching
ehairs' CHROME Formica top. HE
SURPLUS AIR FILTERS, sisei
20x20xl in. and 20x25x1 in
last. Can INF Mr.. sHi, LARSON, Na5ls 'fsi 81
$4,000. Ext. s34. Mon throuel
Fri. 9 am. to pm.
TABLE TENNIS, "a "a in
plywood top; s less; folding; 2
sec; all painted. AD. 4-2133.
TABLE TENNIS, reg. 5x9 It. spe
clsi 70 in top, sec, s legs
folding; painted. AID. 4-3133.
TELEVISI0N, newt you have
cash and want 20 save money, see
PARAMOUNT CO.. e902 Ga. ave
NV, Hu. $4,000. Free parking
TIRE BARGAINS-Reeaps any size
Sb.57 to recap your tire or recap
exeh. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.,
3234 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-eS50.
TRAIN, so gauge and cars, table
4,xS GOOD condition; $50. IA.
7-l3a2
TRANSMITTER, excellent condi-
tion. Globe Scout, SIS. JE. >
1925. 1914 Arthur dr., Pals
Church. Va.
Tv SALE, USEDI most recondi.
toned, guaranteed: priced from
S14.g5. No reasonable offer re-
fused BLAIR'S TV, 5422 west
ern ave. NV.
TV SALE now going on at 3 loca-
tions. all sizes. all makes, al
prices. Open every Sun. Ala H
st ne, 1899 II st. ne, 3424
Ga. ave NV,
Tv. 21-inch Motorola, 1857 cab.
met model: excellent condition;
reasonable. JU. S-70lO.
TV-Rentals; money applied to pur.
chase. BEACON TV FENTAL. AD
4-46SS
Evening star., 1960-03-18

SOFA, semimodern style; opens to
bed: good cond-, $50. KI. 9-4655
as n m
Evening star., 1960-03-18
GEORGETOWN

GEoRGETOWN. Cherry Hin Apart
ments. 1924 Wis. ave.-1-bedr
apts-, air cond., SIPS and S116.
Utils incl. Manager, Apt. ),
Evening star., 1960-03-18

Many Eood buys in spinets. consoles
new, starting at S4g5. Steinway,
Knabe and other grands, S4S5 up;
terms. Open Mon, Thurs. and Fri.
I'LL = other days till 4. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. INC, S57
Pershing dr.: III a-R1ls
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Berens Firm
esDiVidend

Directors of BerenS Real
Estate Investment Corp. have
declared a dividend of so cents
a share to stockholders of rec
ord June 20 and favor a semi
annual cash dividend policy, 1t
was announced by president
George w. DeFranceaux yes
terday.
For eight months ended May
81, the company has earned a
return of around 10 per cent
on total capital invested and
an additional $4,000 gross
profit is expected upon settle
{. ment of transactions still pend
: ing when the report was COM
piled, Mr.. DeFranceaus said.
5 Projection of BREIC's second
year plans include a proposal tt
acquire complete ownership o.
the Washington Rockville in.
dustrial ground, in which
BREIC now owns one-third in,
terest and syndicate owners
the remainder.
Evening star., 1960-07-10


mitting occupancy Of the new
$2,250,000 ediflce without inter-
ruption of the company's pub
fishing schedules.
Housed in the new building
will be subscriber service func-
tions, the Kiplinger Book Club
member service, supporting per-
sonnel Offices and Editors Press,
a subsidiary.
Editorial and administrative
Offices will remain at 1929 H
street NV, in the Editors
Building, erected by the Kip
linger organization in 1850.
Started in December. 1858,
with ground breaking on July
18, 1859, the new Prince Georges
building is the eighth location
occupied by the organization
since its founding by Willard
M. Kiplinger, board chairman,
in 1928 in the Albee Building.
The new structure has 124, 600
Evening star., 1960-07-10
KipIinger Stoff Moves
To New Building

Nearly 800 Kiplinger Washington Editor employees will
port at the Kipinger Office and pub
fishing building 3401 EastWest highway in Prince Georges
County N
An clock moving operation started after Fri
daY and completed this afternoon