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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
AMRT Presents Workshop

Area club women will have ar
opportunity to learn the P's &
Q's of putting their club news
out for the world to see and hear
and read about at workshop
at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
November 2.
The Detroit Chapter Of Ameri
can Women in Radio and Tele-
vision will hold comprehensive
study day 10 acquaint the mem
bers Ct wo:nen's organizations in
Detroit and surrounding areas
with the methods Of presenting
club news and publicity an.
nouncements to radio. televIsion
and newspapers. Practical intor
nation of every type. from how
to write release, to how tc
dress for television appear
snce. Will be covered.
AWRT is inviting the club wo-
men TO submit their problems
and questions to the committee
in advance of the program so
that everyone will have a chance
to air her pet problem Commit
tee Chairman. Lee Murray, Wo-
mems Director Of WJR, said;
"AWRT believes That its members
hav, N. c. e. gre he women in
our area. as well as much TO
learn from them. We hope this
one-day session will be reci-
procal affair in which we will
all benefit"
Headlining the event as main
luncheon speaker will be an out
standing personality in the enter
tainment world. The afternoon
will conclude at 800 pm. fol-
lowing a question and answer
session. A $500 registration fee
will cover the cost Of materials
and lunch.
All womcn's clubs in the me-
tropolitan Detroit and Windsor
areas are cordially invited to
send a representative to the
workshop. Reservations may be
made by writing Ann Standish,
8O7 R!yara Geese Pie 30, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

Recitals by Biggs will also no
gwen on Sunday, Oct. 30. with
the WSU Symphony Orchestra
and on Monday, Oct. 81. with
small instrumental groups. The
October 80 program will also be
hlghlighted by the opening of an
exhibit BY the Michigan Wator
color Society. Both programs will
begin at 8 pm.
Free tickets for these two
events will be available 70 stu.
oenfs, faculty and the general
public at Mecregor Memorial.
'ne music department, and the
student ticket office. The final
dedication program will be open
to the public.
Since the opening of the Cen
ter, which spans a block bounded
by West Ferry, Cass, Kirby and
Second Avenue, more than
half million guests have Joined
together for cultural and edu-
catlonal programs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
for they sho be called the children Of Cod" ST. Matthew $50
Hamilton College
Gives Scholarship

CLINTON. NY. - Hamilton
College has announced the es-
adjustment of scholarship to
be offered a candidate now at.
tending school in Macomb. Mon.
roe, Washtenaw or Wayne Coun-
~.
The scholarship will pay up to
$1,000 for four-year period,
beginning in September, 1861.
The recipient will be selected in
the spring by committee of
the Lower Michigan Alumni AS
ISOLATION. RunPers-up will be con-
sidered for regular Hamilton
scholarships.
The award will be based on
academic achievement. extra.cur.
rlcuiar participation and leader
ship qualities. Applications may
be obtained from the Secretary
OF Admission at Hamilton, and
must be filed with him before
March |.
Hamilton is a liberal arts col
lege for men. Established in 1893.
II was chartered in 1912, and has
an enrolment of $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"sTAND UP"
AND VOTE
NOV. 8
Indoor Rec Program
Open At 246 Centers

tennis roller and ice skating. For
adults there are special Slim
down classes, badminton, volley
ball. etc. Creative endeavors In
clude crafts, woodshop, sewing,
cooking and model airplanes.
Big on the list are rs tcen-age
dance clubs that hold dances al
various locations weekly
Special senior citizens pro-
grams are conducted at Cannon
CAR Herman Gardens, Patton,
& shea. and st. Clair centers'
ON Wednesday, October 70, the
State Fair Indoor ice-skatins rink
opens.
On November %. the Depart,
mcnt's eight outdoor ar1ilciai
Kinks open.
Parents are urged TO send their
children and join them in utlliz'
inc Dctroit's recreation facilities
10 insure hoalthfuI living.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
spook Safety
Rules Defined

ANN ARBOR - TO avoid a
wtch's brew OF trouble this Hal
loween. pediatricians at The
University of Michigan Medical
Center offer these guides for
the safety of your favorite spook.
Most important, they say, is
10 make sure your demon has
plsrfy Of Visibility" He should
be able 70 see through his mask
or shrovd, and others should be
able 10 see him.
Luminous tape is in vogue for
all sprtes. ghouls and wizards
say the UNI doctors. II can be
seen easily, enhances the spooki-
ness of the costume and helps
ward off such dangers as auto
mobiles.
rs also . good idea TO carry
q fIashIighf, but no open flame
such as candles or oil lanterns.
Each Halloween, hospitals repair
burned COLLINS who became care
less with fire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Six From Kenyu

Hawkins. Tex. - Six natives
Of K,nya, Africa. are enrolled as
freshmen at Jarvis Christian Col
lcge. Their conversations reveal
that the education and work OK
periences they received in Africa
inspired them to further their
services
Transportation from Africa 10
The United States was made avail
liable through the "Afriean.Ameri-
can Students Foundation, spon-
scred by Senator John Kennedy,
candidate for president.
Abungu. Mwaniki and Wamhaa
plan TO major in Social Science
Karangu. business education. Wei
lington Mutua, Religion and Phi
losophy: and John Mutua Ngumbi.
(spohomorel. Religion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
WSU 10 Dedicate
Community Art Center

WAYNE State University's dedi.
cation Of its Community Arts
Confer will take place in series
of programs climaxed by a final
ceremony to be held at the Me-
Creeor Memorial Conference Cen
fer at 8 pm, Tuesday, Nov. l.
The University will honor De.
troits $50 Anniversary Capital
CHS Committee which initiated
tbc construction Of the Center,
and the Roy Frvehsvf Fovnds.
lion, donors Of the AeoIisn Skin
ner Organ ivsf completed in the
Community Arts Auditorium.
Making the dedication address
will be Wayne State President
Clarence b. IIilberry. The pro-
gram. with WSU Vice President
Arthur Neef presiding, will also
include presentation of the
performing arts.
An ORGAN concert will be given
BY e. Power Bigss. Of Cam.
bridge, Mass. eel brsfsd soIoist
who has appeared in almost all
the great cities Of this country
and Europe. A dance recital will
be offered by the Wayne State
University Dance Workshop, and
the WsU Mems cIee Club will
give q choral presentation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Two Nassau Groups
Join Prince Hall

Nassau, Bahamas, British West
Indies: Announcement was
made this week by James E.
Morley, Grand Master CT Prince
Hall Masons in the Bahamas, that
many members of group which
called themselves the "Interna-
tional Masons' are now seeking
membership in the Prince Hall
Masons organization. Two large
lodges of these men have already
been accepted into the Prince Hall
group a; a meeting held at Cat
Island here this week along with
them two groups of Eastern Stars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Elected 1861
Adult Chairman

Mrs. Septima Clark, Director
OF Education at Highlander Folk
School, has been elected chair
man for 1861 of the Rural Adult
Education Section OF the Adult
Education Association of the USA,
according to report by the
schools director, Myles Horton.
Horton returned today from the
Annual Conference of the Asso-
cation, held October 14-l7, at
the Hilton Hotel, Denver, Colo
RADIO
AS Chairman-Elect of the Rural
Adult Section, Mrs. Clark pre-
sided at the sectional meeting OF
Inc Conference at which recent
findings pertinent to the rural
education field we're presented
oy representatives of the Utah
State Cooperative Extension Ser
vice, and of the Department of
Rural Sociology at Cornell Uni
verslty, Ithaca, New York.
Horton said that Mrs. Clark
mas been member Of the adj
illustrative staff of Highlander
FOLK School since 1856, and dur
ing That time has been an active
participant in the program OF
Tue Education Association. For the
past year Horton has acted as
chairman OF the Residential
ADULT Education Section Of the
highlander has centered its
program in adult education since
us founding in 1892, for the pur.
pose OF training leadership for
democracy in the South.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Adcroff Club
Awards Scholarship

Lawrence c. Priestman. 5000
Lakcview, Detroit. and Richard
H Woonacott, 1881 Devon Rd.,
Royal Oak, both seniors in the
School of Business Administra.
ton at Wayne State University,
have been named to receive the
1860 Adcraft Club Scholarships
for advertising majors.
The scholarships, worth $500.
are given by the Aderaft Club
on The basis cf scholarship. inter
est in advertising, and ne e d.
Walker Graham, chairman OF the
education committee OF the Ad-
craft Club. announced the win
ners. Robert Y. Robb, associate
professor Of business writing at
Wayne State, was in charge Of
the University committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
College Of Nursing
Schedules Open House

A special open house will be
given by WAYNE State Cnlver-
sity's College Of Nursing TO show
off their new headquartch
alumni Saturday Nov 5 fro,
TO 5 pm.
Faculty and students will con
duct tours through the Richard
Cohn Memorial Building. 5557
Cass Guests will be brought up
to-dafo (on the progress Of the
COLLEGE Of Nursing including the
increase in student enrolment
which this semester has reached
ESQ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Torch Drive
Volunteers Out

AS 100000 Torch Drive volun-
teers begin their efforts TO collect
S17.990,000 for the 18th annual
give-once- fora fund raising
drive to support 1875 health, vel
fare and character building agen-
cies. United Foundation officials
issued an appeal to all residents
and businessmen TO beware of
bogus persons who may try TO
defraud them by posing as Torch
Drive volunteers.
Everyone of our 100000 volun-
teers will be an adult and will
carry a Solicitors folder which
is readily identifiable.' stated
Walter Laidlaw. the United Foun-
dation Executive Director Leg.
itimatae Torch Drive workers will
always furnish proof Of their
identity upon request and every
contributor will be given q re-
ccipt.' Laidlaw explained. We
urge the public TO request identi-
fication when a solicitor calls
at their door and to insist upon
a receipt for their Donation he
concluded.
The 1860 Torch Drive which
is being conducted in all OF
Wayne and Macomb counties and
most of Oakland county officially
cot under way October Is and
will run thru Thursday, November
IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
U Of N Prof Opens
Psychology Series

DIR. Arthur w. Melton, profess
sor of psychology at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, viii initiate the
l960-6l Psychology Colloquim
series when he speaks at the
McGregor Memorial Conference
Center at 4 pm on Thursday,
Oct 81. The title Of Dr.. Melton's
address will be Recent Develop
ments in Forgetting Theory
Or. Melton gained national re-
cognition as the chief If psyche
logical research for the United
States Air Force, prior TO Join
ing the Michigan faculty.
He has been the editor Of the
Journal of Experimental Psychic
logy since 1851 and is a past
president Of the Midwestern Psy-
Geological Association. His main
psychological interests are learn
ing and retention, and the milf
tary applications of psychology.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

Function Of the policy commit
tee, which now includes 43 mem
hers, is to counsel Volunteers
leaders on policy matters and
on the organization of local clubs
and national interest groups
which are campaigning Tor the
Nlxon-Lodge ticket across the
country.
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon and Ambassador Lodge
have both proved their sincerity
and deep concern on all issues
affecting race relations. not only
in this nation. but throughout
the world" said Derriootte in
accepting the Advisory Commit
fee post.
MY participation on the COM
mittee will enable me TO JOIN
hands with them for the future
protection of the outstanding CIV
il rights program which has been
advanced during the Eisenhower
Nixon administration. That adj
ninistration has accomplished
more in the field of clvl! rights
in the last eight years than pre-
vi9us administrations accomplish
Cd in 90
The recorded facts are 'rrefut-
able. The first two civil rights
bills in 81 years passed during
the Eisenhower-Nixon admlnlstra-
ton. in 1857 and 1860. They
could not have passed without
the leadership and firm positions
taken by the President and by
Mr. Nixon
A native of Athens. Ga , Der
ricotte received his law degree
from the Howard School oil Law
in Washington, ID. c. and taught
law in Terrell Law School, Wash
ineton. for Is years. He has prac-
ticcd law in Washington for 70
years. Derricottc has travelled
worldwide, most extensively IN
Africa. AS president OF The In
ternational Friends OF Ghana, he
attended the independence cele-
Lrations in that country IN 1891
He is a member Of five courts,
including the US Supreme Court.
Long a leader in civil rights,
Derricotte was member oil the
Civil Rights Subcommittee on
the Republican Platform Com
mittee at the 1860 Convention in
Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

NEW YORK - The National
Council of Negro Women. Doro-
thy |. Height. president. is wind
ing up the most gigantic cam
paign Of its % year history.
Scheduled to meet in convention
here the second week in Novcm-
Der, the Council and its various
affiliatcs are well prepared for
the biggest drive of their lives.
The goal, to raise upwards to
five million dollars TO build an
Educational Memorial Center and
erect in Washington, DC. a monu-
ment TO commemorate the i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

Within the last few weeks |
have been called on many speak
ing engagements in order to
arouse the interest Of the Negro
in the field of industry and pro-
duction We here Cat the Church
of Cod are making special pre-
paration for the trainin of any
one who wishes TO advance in
the field of industry production.
Arthur Bradford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Race Relation Expert
Named To Nixon Staff

WASHINGTON d. C-Attornev ] Flipper Derri-
cote authority relations and president of the
international Friends of Ghana Inc has been named to
the National Advisory Committee of the Volunteers for
NXon-Lodge The appointment was announced TODAY by
Charles Rhyme national chairman of the Independent
ampalgn organization which cuts party lines to
mobilize Democrats and Independents under the Nixon
Lodge banner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
COLLEGE GRADUATES END UP
IN THE KITCHEN

1t is time for us to realize that
our education is TO be used for
cur economic advancement in
stead Of washing dishes and
scrubbIng floors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29


that includes mixes for shells, fill Mix
Creamy Lemon Eclairs
! package lemon cream puff tablespoons sugar
eclar mix 23 cup boiling water
1/3 cup sugar u1beaten
water tablespoons water
! egg, separated 12 cup whipping cream
Empty lemon filling mix into saucepan Add 10 ia
and the yo Blend Then add 13 water Cook
medium heat stirring constantly until mixture full
boil Remove from heat Beat the white until oamy gradually
add tablespoons beat until soft peaks FORM Fold hot
filling. Cover and chill
Crumb shell ntoa small bowl Add 2S cup boiling water.
Beat with spoon until completely blended Then add
time beating thoroughly after each addition until dough
thick and elastic.
Spoon dough filling mix bag bag little time push
ing dough into bottom Of bag Fold of bag tightly
folds until dough- Cut off Of bag indicated
Hold bag illustrated package Squeeze dough with steady
onto baking sheet in to about
inches long and inch wide To finish each ecar
lift bag With patua raghten sides round ends
sary. Bake in hot t425F for 80 35 minutes Cool
Cut of tops Of shells with sharp knife Beat chilled filling until
then beat whipping until soft peaks FORM fold into
,6ling Spoon into shells Replace tops.
Empty vanilla topping mix into small saucepan Add table,
water Place c heat and stir constantly just until
topping smooth and glossy about Remove from heat
Cool stirring constantly until thick enough to spread just top
Makes to s ecairs-
Evening star., 1960-09-11
MONDAY

loo
Adaptation.
7-WoFId News.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
l:05
7-DoiIy Word. Religion.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

1850. The story of ill-stored
John Brown and his six sons and
Browns fonotic efforts 10 free
the stoves. Raymond Mossey,
Debro Pooet.
1890
5-Newsbeot.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
September Il
9-New Comedy Showcase.

"Moisie." The story Of on un-
employed showeirl whose copers
help breathe new life into smoll
town. Jonis Poee, Lin Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
1880

The first of series Of pFooroms
which will present the events,
issues, personalities and color Of
the race os it develops from week
to week.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
FARMS
(coNTlNUED)
OLNEY AREA

OLNEG AhkA
9H acres with attrac. brk. Cape
Cod home; sep. din. .rm., guest
house; 2-car garage; horse barn
and q nice pondl All for $29, $50.
Shown BY appointment only.
NEAR ROCKVuLE-26 acres. old
tenant house, stream with pond;
some wooded and some cleared
S1.1OO per acre.
FREDERICK COUNTY New
market: 3 bedrms. and bath, q
story dwelling, separate din. Im.l
outbuildings: on 20 acres. Full
price, S11,950. Terms
FREDERICK COUNTY. mr.. Liberty.
town-l22 acres and pond: q.
room frame dwelling, several out
buildings: 2.500-ft. road frontage
on hard surface road; nice set.
ting; priced at $4,000.
Many other good buys on farms
homes, lots and acreage. II It'll
70 buy or sell, phone
KEN McGREW REAL ESTATE
Travilah once. PO. 2-9633
Gaithersburg once, 301, WA. 9.
1850. Ewes 301. WA. 6-2S2o
WA. 6-0571.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
HUNTERS VALLEY

Beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler on g.
mum 2-acre-lot community mr..
Cakton. Architect-designed house:
has "a. baths. lge. mod. equip.
kit. 35-ft. liv. rm. din. rm. comb,
garage. and workshop attached to
house by covered breezeway; COM
munity pool and bride trails avail.
For details and appointment to
see, call c. c. Robinson, DU. g.
FARMS d ACREAGE. INC.
NsaItors DE. 2-5503
Evening star., 1960-08-08
MONEY TO LOAN

Signature loans; servicemen incl.
1899 Georgia Ave, 10. b-5122
Evening star., 1960-08-08

CADILLAC 1859 convertible coupe;
white, white top; red and white
leather interior; special, S4,l95,
CCC guarantee
Evening star., 1960-08-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS
VACATION PLACES

NR: sKYLINE-Restful retreat: cool
mtn. lodge on trout stream: pvt.
pool: fully modern. OF. 4-9b40.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS

BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS
That was our thought as
we arrived at this brand
new Split-level beauty loc-
ated nr. the heart Of Rte.
z, Seven Corners, AMMAN
dale expansion area. Not Q
subdivision but on q lovely
wooded A-acre setting. 3
rec. rm., huge screened pch.,
basebd. h.-w.h, 2 f1repls. A
big value at only S23,95O.
Phone now - JE. 10000.
LOOK LOOK LooKl
Assume S19,400, 4s4so loan:
$500 dn. 2-yr. young CEN
ter-hall western rsncher on
beaut corner lot. Walk
to grade schl., Junior his.
and swimming pool. 3 lge.
bedrms. . full baths. smart
liv. rm. wifirepl., sep. din
ing rm, kit. equipped with
cupancy. Will sell fast. Call
right now JE. $4,000.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
50l w. Broad St. Falls Church. va
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Brick stone and frame rambler
q acre, trees, pine paneled rec,
room, 8 bedrooms, 1 bath, large
living room, with fireplace, dining
area. Spacious kitchen. Priced
317,500.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
BUCKNELL MANOR

31.500 down and payments under
500 month, buys this 2-bedroom
seInidetached home. Large fenced
rear yard: convenient to shopping
and schools; swimming pool mem
bership available. For full in
formation, call
Evening star., 1960-08-08
FLORIDA PROPERTY

VER0 BEACH-Facing Yacht Club,
unfurn., 3 bedrms., "a baths; S125
per mo-. RE. 5-7156.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
CIR, 3-2484

FALLS CHURCH AREA; S14,5OO-
bedrm 1ni 9rk rambler on terrassd sTss
kit, plus washer: tiled bath:
stairs to attic. Nr. schools. shops,
bus. Assume AZ GI loan. Terms
LUCILLE COOK, OWNER, JE. 2
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Elmer R. Duncan
REALTORS AND INsURoRs
016 PRINCE ST, ALEX.
cuApNTAN,s CHARNFERs

CHAPMAN'S CHARMERS
Really plush. First class.
TOP of the Mart home.
smart, close in, booming
location. Impressive new 81
bedrm., 3-bath. split foyer.
magnificent kit, equipment
wise and space-wise. Fire
pls. in dining rm., liv. rm.
and 1922 rec rm,; at
tached 2-cIr garage: look
$50 lot. Assume wonderful
6%1o 1st trust. Priced for
tmned. sale and occupancy.
BY appt. only. JE. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

UNIQUE PERSONALITY with charm
tSis iSta Whits % brieE lex coionisl iestors
house, set In Q faiTyland garden
with its stone walks. stone walls,
and stone patio By q lily pool, al
dwarfed under many towering
tulip trees. Stone fireplace In q
large living room having French
doors to Q den, with stone floor
Separate dining room, quaint
kitchen and glassed-in breakfast
porch, . bedrooms and bath on
LIST moor bedrooms, sewing OF
nursery room and bath on End
floor. Full basement with ground
level recreation room, maid {
room and bath. Garage for small
car. This in the most-wanted
neighborhood In Arlington; un.
s Ssliey.sis ySsodp price xRfN;4S Fl sSSS9o aEE Ga
gY 70 c. 8. $500 Wilson blvd Open
VIENNA, BY OWNER = 3-bedrm
rambler w/full bsmt., rec. rm.,
Wv. carpet in lily. and din. rm
9 Sfar hot 10. air ssas se15.t elss e., kit Yer
eompl. fenced. Loc'' mr.. Schools
and shop. ctr. Price SI7,5O
OWNER. 4-bedrm
fuii baths. full bsmt.. kit. and
din. space. Wv. carpeting ind
a.: lge. front porch: driveway:
compl. fenced rear yard; gas heat
and hot water. Call DU. 5-67s1.
No agents.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

A BUYER cash today or will sell
rent for YOU Free appraisal vii
0.1e70 DlCKEY'S Ap 7-SOSd
A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-Ll 6-2OO0
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

MANASSAS, only S195 down (inci
settlement)-Nice Cape Cod; va
cant. mo red tape" Owner A.
nances. CR. 3-490S; JU. S-33SO.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

COMPLETELY REDEcoRATED In
Cape Cod home. 8 bedrooms. fire.
place in living room: walk to bus,
close to shops in Falls Church;
take FHA coatract at S13.250:
only $500 down. ARFAX REALTY
INC IE 4.4Qnn
Evening star., 1960-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA..

MILL CREEK PARK-MoVE
IN TODAY 3 bedroom, Q
bath, garage and huge screened
porch; split level on gorgeous
tree-shaded lot. $2S,qb0. For
an appointment to see call
THE GROOM CO. REALToR,
ia. 7-44S7.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

IF you NEED 4 bedrooms at q
budget price and terms, be sure
to see this bargain brick home on
large fenced corner lot in Falls
Church: walk to parochial or pub
Lie schools: priced. at only Sl4,-
assume large 4laes frst trust:
monthly payments only ISL, in
Guiding taxes and insurance. AR
FAX REALTY, INC. JE. 4-4900.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
LANGLEY, VA.
NEAR
Kennedy Estate

Suburbia at its best: only 8 miles
from White House, churches,
schools close by. Served by COM
plete city utilities.
Look here |! We challenge you to
match in design and glamour this
white jewel 27x17 family room
and kitchen with lift. ceiling.
Log-burning fireplace plus unique
charcoal grill. Generous con-
temporary living room and din
ing room, both charming and gra-
cious to behold. Master bedroom
suite features private dressing
room adjacent to walk-in closets
and bath. . additional bedrooms
and family bath plus mirrored
powder room. 3 zone hot-water
heater: carport. You look Just
once! You will love and want this
(personalized) home. $4,000 price
range, terms.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
IA. 10000 Realtor
Evening star., 1960-08-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

DUKE ST.. close to Shirley hwy,
$1,000 So. IT.; 9Oc per 50. It.
House on property can be used.
WE1SSBERG BROS. REALTY
ia. 5-0606 JA. 7-91On