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Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
LET'S DISCUSS
Arizona Law
The Superior Court

Many people who have occasion
to come into court in Arizona dC
not get into the Superior court
Their contact with the business O
the courts is confined for the mos
part, to the police or justice cour
Iof the city in which they reside
Their impression of court proceed
ureS are governed by their actua
IA summons for a minor infract
ion of the law or a motor vehicle
violation
In Arizona, any criminal offence
which carries a fine of more thar
$500 or six months in Jail is beyo
nd the jurisdiction of the police OF
Justice courts. All such crimina
cases are handled by the superior
court after a preliminary hearing
by the lower court. If the magis-
trate of justice feels the state has
no case against the accused. he car
dismiss the complaint, which would
prevent the case from being heard
in the superiod court. The accused
may waive preliminary hearing
and choose to go directly to the
superior court, particularly if he
or she intends to plead guilty.
Fortunately, most of us will moi
be involved with the superior CO
urt in such a way. The great bulk
of the work carried on by the sup
erior court is civil, that is, not
|criminal. DIVORCES, debt, probate
and personal injuries account fol
three-fourthc of the work done by
the court. Any case where the am.
cunt involved is more than 5000 is
within the jurisdiction of the sup
erior court. Lesser amounts are
handled in the justice courts.
If you are served with q copy o
"a summons and complaint order.
ing you to answer within 20 days,
this does not mean there will be
a trial in 20 days. The person SER
we'd must answer the complaint
himself or through his attorney
The answer must then be filed
with the clerk of the superior cou
rt where the action was commenc
ced. After all the written pleadings
have been filed, a date for the
trial is set. AS the facilities of the
court are overtaxed, particularly
in Maricopa and Pima Counties
it is possible that your case may
may not be tried for long as 1e
to 18 months.
Your dealings with the super
ior court are not limited to those
instances in which you are a party
to the case. You may be subpoen
aed as a witness, in which case
you must appear on the day order
ed. You may be called to sit on g
jury and you are bound to do so
unless your absence can be just
flied by hardship.
1t may be that you are a party
to a case in the superior court ir
which judgement is rendered again
st you and yon are ordered by the
court to pay damages. In such 3
case, you may feel strongly thai
the decision is unjust and shoule
be reversed. If so, you have 6
right to appeal from such Judge.
ment. If you decide to appeal, all
records of the trial and briefs are
sent to the Supreme Court, which
sits in Phoenix. After written and
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1869

Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1859
Well Folks:
Pm a bachelor again. First
time i'm many years. In fact the
irst time in over twenty years of
married life. The pull of those 3
grandchildren was more tn a n
June could resist, so sha is back
in Racine, Wise, while Jon, Deg
n e and are 3achin' here at
home. Oh, well it is only for q
week so we should survive on our
cooking. OF course if some kind
soul were to invite us out for din
ner / doubt that we could refuse.
Speaking of eating, and l was.
need someone with foresight to
axe ova. the building that Fred
lie used (He mas now moved a.
cross the street, and operate it as
as Bar-B-G or Fish and Chips
place and features 'carry-Out SER
vice. know that it can be the
best little place in this end OF
town.
As always,
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

The duties and responsibilities o.
a newspaper in an American com
munity were recently summed up
blythe opinions Of John H. Col,
burn. president of the Associated
Press Managing Editors Associa-
tom Herein are contained some OF
his thoughts III.
~ '' An nsAmerican community has
many conlponents but at. the hub
2,eyery3 vibrant community is its
Newspaper. If there was ever a
time that there was a need for q
Strong, stable newspaper hubs in
our communities, it is today"
!, "W e need newspapers so that
people con see and understand
the workings of our society, Sc
that they can get the feel, fascin-
alton and excitement of national
and international affairs and
achieve sense of participating
in current history. >s@assa.-sss
"A newspapers responsibility
--and that of an editor-is the
same as that of any good citizen
Private rights or feelings should
not be invaded without a sure
warrant of the public right as dis
tinguished from public curiosity.
Our Constitution says that
Congress shall make no law
abridging freedom of speech or of
the press. This means that every
person is protected in the right
to speak freely or to distribute
views in printed form. The only
restrictions are the legal ones
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
TRADE WITH YOUR
LOCAL MERCHANTS
(SUN Photo :

oral arguments, the five judges
determine whether the superior CO.
Irt decision should be upheld or
eversed.
The right of appeal is a constit-
ltional guarantee; it may be to
your advantagetO exercise that
light.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Sidewalk Opinion

Opinions this week were, gath
cred from Mary Bethune Elemen
,ary School. Each student wa,
asked: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE
70 BE WHEN YOU GROW UP:
Why? Their unrehearSed respon
IS follow:
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

JERRY OLIVER, 13, 1717 WeS
Sonora: a
l would like to be a surgeon be
cause | think and feel that tht
world has great need for more
doctors. | have always liked tt
help people. l can't think of a bet.
ter way to dedicate my life in hel
ping people. 1t seems to be an in
teresting and prosperous fie | d.
My parents told me it would take
long years of study and hard work
70 become a surgeon.
l am going to study hard anC
try to make it.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
ROSIE ELAINE, II,
1851 West Sonora.

In the years to come | wish tC
become a nurse. The reason why
wish to become a nurse is be-
:ause doctors and nurses will al
Ways be needed to do m a y
hings. They are able 20 help and
.ure those who are less fortunate
o be a nurse is to walk with God
Along the path that our master
rod. To soothe the achings of hui
IAN pain. To faithfully serve the
title grain. To lovingly do kindly
leed...A cup of water to one in
eed.. "A tender hand on fevered
row.. A word of cheer in the liv-
ow.. TO reach the soul through
IS body's woe. This is the way
hat God would co.. On white
capped girls with hearts so true.
Dur great doctors working through
you.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20


1923 West Mohave
In deciding what would like to
make out of my career is diff
cult decision because | would like
to be a teacher or a nurse. 1t is a
|hard decision because | think !
would enjoy one just as well as the
other. But | think | would prefer
being teacher as my career be-
cause l think | could meet the
qualifiC ations of a teacher. l know
that it will probably take lots Of
valuable time and patience in a
profession such as this. | realize
that teaching requires patience and
understanding; considerable judg-
.ment, and a genuine interest in
people. Emotional stability and
good general health are highly de-
sirable.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

DEEP FREEZE "a Cubic. Holds
800 lbs. meat. Cost $789 has war
ranty. Take $188 or SO monthly.
8O5 S. Central till pm.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

GAS RANGE, Magic Chef, clean
and guaranteed performance $45
,r Sc monthly, sos S. Central till
8 p. m.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

ito educate our children to support
the members of our family in
need, and to aid our neighbors
who are in want. Life is not a
game; we have to do our part.
No government can ce all things
Ito all men and unless we face re-
sponsibility now we will find our
lot much tougher in the future
/ than we dreamed life could be. .
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

s. BEEVILLE, TEXAS, BEE-PIC
AYUE: 1T is our responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
COUNTRY HOME

City living, on beautiful Bull
Run farm, rs miles from
White House: 3 bedrooms,
. baths. GE Dashboard heat;
2R-acre stocked fish pond
for ice skating, swimming
and fishing, $40 acres for
hunting quail and turkey;
facilities for horses and dogs.
House has unobstructed view
Of picturesque Bull Run
Mountain. 5000 mo. rent ac-
ceptable tenant. Call owner,
MRS, MARSH, at EN-.
2-SS4S for information and
appointment for inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
COOPERATIVE APIS,

BlLTMoRE, OF 18th COLUMBIA nd
-ist ~. ,frt., 4 rms, b.; S35 mo.
MANY; Priced right, Low DIN. pymt.
bal IKE rent. Box SAX, Star.
2O39 n. H. AVE. N.W.-Except
vaIue. TO settle est; 5-rm., spac. g.
exposure apt; $500. no. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE or EycH.

WILL TRADE 8 acres zoned apt
ground, 81 units per acre per-
mitted (water, sewer and gas now
on premises). facing Route 234
within the town Of Manassas, Va,
for income property. Box 377-T
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
TO RENT HOUSES unFuaM TO REMIT HOUSES Foa sssw

AMER. U..sPRING VALLEY AREA
= First presentation -. lockwood
Parkway NV; immaculate white
brick center hall Colonial. Large
living room, dining room, den,
layatory plus delightful big screen
porch on LIST door. 3 lge. bed
rooms, 2 baths on End; finished
3rd. Rec. rm.. garage: priced
lower-40s. Shown By appt. only.
Call Mr.. Rhodes, OIL. 6-2442. Ex-
elusive with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411. s
BERKLEY-I blk. beyond Foxhail
I'd: on dead-end st. In this exclus
neigh. Of newer homes q charm.
ing 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial with
den and powder rm. on first; mod
ern kit. paneled rec. rm. with bar,
garage. Priced at $44,060, Call
Mig5 ss: s sTssl o for sp ssyisw' d. 2
BRIGHTWOOD, So Madison -
eemidet,. modern brick. lv. rm.
with firepl... dining rm., den.
garage $1,000 dn. EARLY DAWN
REALTY. tn. 2-9135.
CHANCERY, EMBASSY or oFgani-
area: parking; will consider rental.
Owner. MRS, LONG. AID. 1925
or CO. $1,000.
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SUNDAY
1914 Eastern ave, no money dn.,
GI. SS5 so per mo. plus taxes and
ms. A splendid brick home fully
air ,cond.: in absolutely immac.
cond.,. full bath and 2 pdr, rms,
2 hedrms. and lovely rec. rm..
extras galore, fenced I'd. and
patio r. l.. Taylor. eyes. and
wk. ends, OIL. 4-3462. F. w. BER-
EMS SALES, wk. days, Ma. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

Bethesda Somerset

Open Sunday, OZARK
New listing. EXQUISITE 4-level, back.
tc-front split with Cathedral cell.
ing: 3 bedrooms, "a baths on /
noor with an additional den or
bedroom with powder room and 3
irepleces. Large family room
faces the patio. a few steps below
IS large paneled rec. room with
bar. Ideal for those seeking large
entertainment facilities. 4h%
loan assumption. Beautiful land.
scaptng affords complete privacy.
Less than block to Somerset eie-
mentary. a few blocks to Woodies,
Geico and Lord and Taylor's,
Somerset garden privileges across
the street. A most popular area,
Exclusive price S3S,5O0.
DIRECTIONS: Up Wis, left on
Dorset Somerset Gatej, right On
Beal' right on Cumberland to open
F. W. BERENs, Realtor
ROCKVILLE PIKE HA. 7-45o0
BETHESDA. 3 bedrm. rambler Si4, :
$50. 5000 down, FHA. immed
oceup.. c. LONG REALTY, P0
2-4794, ewes. EN-. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN 2-5 Pm,

2907 Tennyson st. NV.
spii.eisvsis anu ram sSs On bsaua
ti1fyylo .Sooo s.si,,I lots; Priced !, from
from p. c. out Conn. ave., right
on military I'd. left on Oregon
ave. left on Tennyson st.: or Out
Conn. ave to Chevy Chase circle,
right on Western ave, right or
Tennyson ct. to 1907.
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APIS. uMFURNlsHED-MD.l
ffNhYtAulEna
GREENBELT, MD.

1-Bedrm. Apt. --$69.50
Spac. rooms. conv,. close to Space
Agency, COLLEGE PIX, d. c. OR.
4-5411 or tn. 2.6319.
LANGLEY Park, 1908 Lockiey
ave.-2-bedrm. apt, all mod, Inn
provements. Adults. RA. 6-0904
LAUREL, MD.
HARRISON GARDEN APIS. $40
Main st.--spac. 1-bedrm, apts..
race apts.. S94; others, $97 so.
incl. utils. except cleo. Immed. oc-
cupancy. Contact resident man
ager At Ant. POL. 610 Main st.
PA, 5-4076 or y. w. BERENS
SsALES. INC. Ma. $4,000, Ext, 50.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-2-bedrm. apt.
Lee. rms, COW. bus, shop. center.
school. etc. $3.50. AP. 7.9026.
MT. RAINIER = 1-b.r. apt. M
schools, buses, shop ctr: apt bldg.
child accepted. Call RE. 5-s457
NEW lse. l-bedrm. apt. LIST floor:
util, furn. AHA Medora dr.. Suit
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
SUBURBAN HILL

$500 New Hampshire ave. Silver
Spring. Lobby entrance, 18th ave
and Quebec Terrace. Turn left Al
Ruatan st., right on 18th ave.
THE BEST location in entire metro.
politan area, 90 min. from down
town-10 min. from 4 new dept
store shopping center. Close to
schools, churches, express bus.
Efficiency Apt. . Se3
a n. Gmme Snt occupancy .,-7
! Bedrm. Apt. -S~Nes 177
(Jan. occupancy
All In adult wing. Adults only OF
families with children over IL.
elevator building, tenants
control heat and air conditioning
swimming pool. Rent includes ali
office--No. 1874, open o to 9, Mon.
DAY through Friday; Saturday ]
TO 9, Sunday l to 5. or call iHE
4.SSSS. or HE. 4-5192 for ap.
SUITLAND-l-bedrm. apt recently
redecorated, sos mo. incl. utilS
except cleo. 10. 7-2496.
TAkOMA PARK-ist fir-. had,
rms utils. incl. Sis. JU, 5-e0S7
or EV. 4-6s24.i
TAKOMA PARK-2 bedrms newly
Gee; mr.. stores and transp.; laun.
ory rm., store rm. From sol "a
incl. utils. ma. s-S30s, JU s-a375
WHEATON, rms, bath PTefei
working couple. SS5 mo. incl, utiis
he. 4.2099.
WHEATON PLAZA-SIL SPG., avail
Jen.-3-bedrm. duplex. air cond
"a baths. Sl3S. so plus elec. close
70 NH. Walter Reed: MRS. BEAN
JU. 9-4794.
3I22 PARKWOOD ST., Cottaee
City, Nd rms, din. kit. bath.
screened rear porch; heat and hot
water furnished. ADULTS. S67 so.
sos Eastern ave-. Takoma PARK
Md.-3 rms. kit. bath. attic, small
enclosed porch, open front porch,
neat and hot water furnished
ADULTS, SIS.
r. v. MARcERoN MA. s.s5ss
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APIS. WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

wANTBD--Eflc. apt, furn., mr..
congressional Hotel; $50 or less,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,

BOONESB0RO, MD. - Rambler
nearly new on large lot: full bsmt.
.-car garage. Full price S1O,5OO.
Terms can be arranged. Perfect
Tor retirement. SPARKS AGENCY,
EEsA,LsJIoR. LA. 6-2992 or MA.
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oERsIcH. EN-. 2-o27s, ST. 3-1s3s

1851 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-Price
S13.500. no money down; di; S
bsdrms., 2 baths; .S74.55 per mo-,
plus tax and insurance. Oil
h.-w.h. Just around the corner
from 18th and Columbia I'd. A
real vorking mans chance for
veteran. Call R. L. Taylor. ewes.
and veekends, OIL. 4-3462. r. W.
5ERENs SALES, weekdays. MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE NE.

BROOKLAND--Lovely 3-bedrm., !:
enclosed porches, brk. home: built
In 9arase, concrete front porch,
nice lot. Call OWNER. RA. 6-2ll7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

d. C. VAN LINES
Inc $3.50 and $40 movers, ST.
3-1222 til 8 pm. a7'
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
STORAGE: reas. rates. Ia. 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS
Low rates. short notice: wardrobe
service: large clean van SP
3s0666. LU. l-9600.
kdEAHEY's MOVING. STORAGE
any time: reas. CO. 5-6027.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches Q specially. 8. L. NOR
RIs. tn 2-1160 or tn, 2-89O2.
MOVING AND HAULING-Larse or
small Jobs: Free estimates. Call
IA. 9-4070 10 a.m.-9 pm.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage
Phone NO. 7-01O4. UNION SToR.
AGE CO.. INC. Est. 1906.
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CONTINUED,
HOUSES uNFuRn. TO RENT

ABOUT Si4O-Tri-leyei. conv.. ad-
Joins grade school: immed. oeeup.
7022 Edsall I'd. FL. 4-7656.
ALEX. FAIRFIELD = Almost new
3-bedrm: rambler. with option to
buy. ST. 3-5690.
ALEx.- bedrms.. den. 2 baths,
rec. rm., central air cond.; avail.
Dec. LIST. SO. $4,000.
ALEX, Seminary Valley-3-bedrm
rm SER porch ef Sesati HsRs la rsi:
seapped, fenced lot: $50. NOR
RISON REALTY. KI. e.e07O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

RENTAL AGENT
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire
ave. 70 Piney Branch I'd, left Ia
Mob Hill WEST sign: or out Piney
Branch I'd, lust beyond University
blvd. to sign.
ROCK CREEK GARDEN APIS.
Applicants Accepted Occup
1927 Grub rd., 8. g., Ju. 6-403O
SILVER sPRING-3rd.fi. apt, 4
, rms, bath, utils., lse. pvt. home,
) min. Walter Reed. A.M.C.; SIS
Working cple. only. JU. 5-5533.
SILVER SPRING, 5 Manchester pl
II and 2-bedrm. apts., $50 r.
500, util. incl. WALKER q
DUNLOP, INC, ST. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING - Lge. 2-bedrm
apt, separate din. rm.: close &c
transp. and schools, avail. Dec. l,
S115 per mo. For further info.
call Mr.. Cook, JU. 5.SuOU. MONT.
GOMERY REALTY CO., INC.
SILVER SYRINGE bedrms., gar.
util. furn.. COW. to bus, shops;
newly dec. S110. JU. s-79s1.
SH. SPRING, WAYNEWOOD APT,
95 Z. Wayne ave.-1-bedrm., de
luxe. air-eond. Sis. includ. utils.
RESIDENT mgr, JU. 5-544l.
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HnusEs EnA SAIRME.
tcokTiNUepl
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS- HEIGHTs-Lovely brk.
and 8. Capitol st.: 3 bedrooms,
Nv, room. din. room, kitchen, ia
baths. full bsmt. Redecorated.
Low down payment. For details,
call Mr.. Fowler, LII. 4-1432
NEWCoMB-JoNEs REALTY, INC.
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mMQggn

1853 42nd st. me-. ANY VET
ERAE, no money dn., S71.52 per
mo plus taxes and ins.. brick
home with 2 bedrms. and bath,
liv. rrn., din. rm., kit, full bsnit 4,
gas heat, newly decorated Call
r: L. Taylor. ewes. and wk. ends,
OF: 4-3462, g w: BERENS SALES,
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Brk. ramb,; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
frepls.; carport; la-acrs lot.
lmmed. occupancy.
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HILLCREST
NEW

. CUSTOM BRICK RAMBLERe
3 ,6 Ss6rnas !. Z i fun baths; see: dining
Fss r'SR anS rS SsA IN Love oS s SsE
10 minutes to the Capitol. DIR.
Out Penna. ave. Sc. right On
o 5e45. Open j iii 3. sat. and nd
Sun. call NJ. Jordan. FE. 3.59e2.
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. GEORGETOWN
circa 1s4S in the heart 81
GEORGETOWN. Z bedrms.. ga
baths, beautifully propor-
toned rooms, excellent for
entertaining; also studio or
ONCE consisting Of liv. .rm.,
bedrm., bath and Kitchen
cite, could be income unit;
garden and GARAGE. Call Mrs.
PafAan nH O.QG11
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ARC0LA AVE.
SILVER SPRING


SILVER SPRING
Brk. .ramb.; 3 bedrms., IL baths.
nrepls.; carport; a-acre lot.
lmmed. occupancy.
S24,75o
HUMPHREY PROP.
10. S.l943 Every Day Til PM.
VIII. 2-291S After 6 Pm.
ASHBURTON
5 Bedrooms!
Terrific moor plan. Big family rn.,
plus bsmt., with End firepl.. car.
port. Ready to move In.
OPEN SAT. SUN, is
Dir: Old GEORGETOWN rd., / blk. on
Lone Oak, Immed. left on Bel
HILDEBRAND co.
REALToR Ju. p-ssso
ASSUME S15,80O 4iI% loan or
terms; Exceptional 4-bedrm.. Ia
bath brk. rambler; 3T-ft. paneled
rec rm. in full bsmt. 2 firepls.,
patio, fenced lot. All schools, good
neighborhood. Wheaton Woods
pool membership avail. S20,50O
OWNER, VIII. 6-3912. No agents.
ASSUME 4lsTo LOAN; Colesville,
III Mcneil lane-Brick rambler,
!la-acre lot; 3 bedrms.. 9 baths,
huge liv. rm.. ultramod. rec. rm,
2 fireplaces. Price. $4,000. No
agents. Call OWNER, EV. 4-19SS.
ATTN: A big brk. rambler, rustic
setting, close in; hot-water heat,
3 bedrms. plus family rm.; large
sep. din. rm.. huge kit, garage,
rec: nm, huge bsmt. Vacant, move
right in, Reduced to S26,50O.
Open today and Sun. Out Ga.
ave. right at Watsons & Co. signs
JU, $4,000.
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z AND eth sT. N.E.-Brk home;
3 hedrms.. ise. din. rm.. full
bsnt., garage, gas h.-w.h.; sos.
r. a. HUMPHRIE9, Ma. 6-6020.
EPPING FOREsT-3 bedrms., ali
improvements: avail. until May
ID; $50 mo, WA. 7-l70g.
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chevy CHASE bedrooms, den
and powder room on LIST floor;
S2s,950. Walking distance OF
Rosemary School: full basement
with rec. room. This property Is
located in very desirable area
OF Chevy Chase. Call WO. $4,000
II 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES n
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ARLINGTON-Newiy redecorated
3-bedrm.. 2la-hath brick rambler
Exclusive wooded area; modern
equipped kitchen. rec. rm.; 5000.
4307 N. 37th I'd. CDittmar For.
est. Open for inspection. FLOR
ANCE REALTY CO., IA. 4-262S
or EN-. 2-04S1.
ARLINGTON bedrms.; vacant,
immed. occupancy: SOS per mo.
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DELANEY REALTY CO.
1871 N. WASH. ST. IT,, ALEX. VA

ALEX.-3.hedrm., lh-bath: mr..
schools, transp. and shopping
center: beautiful yard, completely
fenced. ayail: Noy; 20 at Sl2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

RIvERDALE-Rent with option TO
buy; newly redec. 2-bedrm. house:
bsmt. JU. 5.9649.
ROCKVILLE = 2-bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod. close to everything; $135 Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

KAY BOWLING, Realto-
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersbure
WI. S-295O or BOLIVIA. 6-2500
brick, h.-w.h.; cow.
transp.: shoppins: $50. refgr., stove
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-10-01

DR. T. Winston Cole. Sr.
president of Wiley College. leaves fo,.
an educational tour of ten countries
in eastern and western Europe He
will visit schools, colleges theological
seminaries, and universities in Den
mark, Finland, Russia, Czechoslo-
vakia, Germany, Italy, Switzerland.
France, and Scotland
Dir. Cole is one member of groua
of IA other presidents Of Methodist
colleges who were selected for this
study seminar by the Division Of
Higher Education, The Board of Edu-
cation of the Methodist Church.
Nashville. Tenn. DR.. Ralph w Deck
er, Director of the Department Of
Educational Institutions.
This European Seminar for Pres
dents of Methodist Colleges is essen
TALLY study project. 1t IS designed
to bring a limited number of Amer
can educators into direct contact with
European educational leaders and
developments. The itinerary includes
such major cities as Leningrad. Mos
COW, Prague. Frankfort. Rome. Paris
Oxford. London. and Bath
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-10-01
and next issue

Q et q e OF on
IN e fiftYy ord
line as TON {
visits the COLLEGE
tooth all scene.
Piqskins fill the
DIR and gndirons
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-10-01

A freezing room thermostated al
thirty degrees below zero in Chicago.
Illinois, IS far away IN distance. eli
mate and experience from Nigeria,
West Africa
Yet, young student intimately
familiar with both plans on getting
the two together.
More accurately. Ago Ogunsanya
intends having his own freezing room
plus all of the other requirements
of an ice cream making plant-set Up
in his homeland. making him
Nigeria s first ice cream manufae-
turer.
Currently. Ogunsanya is learning
his future life's work at the Bresler
Ice Cream Company large and
highly modern Chicago plant. Paia
as a regular employee. the 26-year-
old Nlgerian Will have studied every
phase IN the practical business Of
making ice cream by the time he
leaves BreSler's and returns TO
Nigeria.
Of ice cream, itself, Ogunsanya
says:
I've always liked it and ii seems a
shame to me that my country has NJ
plant of its own and must import
what little ice cream ii has from Eng
land
Il know that when it is available -
my people at a reasonable price. i
Will be popular
Ogunsanya. whose practical eduCa
ton IN the business is being carried
out under the personal supervision OF
BreSler 5 general manager. Harry
BreSler, already has prepared himself
with a formal education in dairy
technology. He holds a degree in the
field from California State Polytech-
mic College
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-10-01

I on are correct.