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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNTlNUED)

sSyAuniaus, SA1sH new s1Tn. ri 1H,1sss nome:
8 bedrms., 3 baths. 4o-ft. liv.
rm;; -acre lot, fully planted
with shrubs, flowers and lawn.
Adjoins small lake. Very cony. to
phone 46I-Si20 for appt.
BEIGE RIG R pUPLEx yith 9 .Dt;: each
hedrms., bath. bsmt.: lge. yard i:
nr. Hecht Co. S2e,9S0: or rent I
apt. for S105. Gail after $50 p m.
OWNER. KE. 6-9S30: no brokers.
BRICK RAMBLER
8 bedrooms. 2 baths, rec. room,
porch; Only $i5,560-call today.
BUY SHOE LATHE, not gasoline.
Your kids can walk to school and
the swimming pool. Mother won't
BEDROOM. THREE-BATH BRICK
room In the daylight walkout base
ment. Big lot In top neighborhood;
yACANT.. Assume good financing.
JORDAN, INC, REALTORS, FL.
6-6000: ewes. FL. 6.4l96.
CHAIN RRIDGE AREA-This spa
cious 10-room Colonial has Just
been completed in one Of Northern
Virginia's finest residential com.
munities. Il is beautifully planned
around vide center hall with
26x15-ft. living room, large CO.
lonial dining room, huge diversified
kitchen with adjoining utility rm,
1st-floor family room and 4 large
bedrooms including guest room
with fireplace and master suite
with dressing room and private
bath: 3 fireplaces, 2.caf garage,
full Walkout basement. Large lot
In wooded area only minutes from
Washington Golf and Country
GREEN CO., IA. 4-l40O.
CHESTERBROOK WOODS = Beau.
tifully styled, with impeccable ap-
pointment and decor. this 4.bed-
room. 3-bath brick rambler has
the ageless grace Of good CENTER
hall planning that provides maxi
mum INABILITY. Rooms include q
large living room with adjoining
2?-ft. family room. plus Q huge
ptcture-windowed rec. rm. with
firepl.: also separate dining room,
bay-windowed kitchen. and gear
garage All this on q large and
desirable setting In this outstand.
ing community; only $41,500.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
IA. 4-1400.
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Shannon & Luchs

LlNCOLNIA AREA-Almost
new brick frame split-level
-0I. only $500 downs
spacious bedrms., IN baths,
and pine paneled recreation
room are but 0 few Of the
many features available in
this home with cathedral
ceiling. Also offers FHA H.
nancing or low interest rate
assumption. Call now for
details. Open Q til 0.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

MCLEAN - WONDERFUL NEIGH.
Bath home for the GroWinS lam.
music system; level lot; S27, $50.
FL. $4,000. LANGLEY REALTY.
SLEEPY HOLLOW
A real hilly-dilly Of . 4-level split,
completely redecorated, floors re-
done and move right In. Center.
hall. Large living room. separate
dining room. kitchen ali equipped
4 bedrooms. 8 full baths. huge
finished rec. room with fireplace
Carport. All on . A.acre lot In
an exclusive area. Mid 30's and
worth It. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
IA. 5-165O: ewes, ia, 6-5036,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALASKA WHITE

ALASKA WHITE
ARLINGTON Early American. nea!
country club, on grassy and hollyes
lawn: 2 baths, 2 porches and GO,
rage; bedrm. on ground level. B;
appointment. at $2l.96O.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2160 n. Glebe Rd. IA. 5-O70,
ALEX. AREA on Mt. Vernon blvd
-$21, $50. 3-hedrm BRICK RAM.
bLEH with breezeWay. and garage
zs-acre lot. trees. patio, barbecue
late condition. Ii. $3.50. III II
Ezes, EEAsHKk x. 9E1as sHf1aas4. Realty Admin
ALEXANDRIA -4.bedrm., 2.bath
Eastern rambler, carport: S17,600;
FHA. 5000 down. MILKEY REAL
~. ia. 7-0250.
paint. brush; $3.50 dn. bal. s lfs
rent. OWNER. TE. 6-O425.
ALEX-Assume 4M9s loan on this
most attractive -3-bedrm. brick,
only ( yrs. old; lovely birch. kit,
with tiled walls: excellent closets,
rec. rm., aluminium storm doors;
fenced yard. REDUCED TO $16,.
$50. AL SMITH REALTY, KI. 8.
6652: eyes,, TIE. 6-6S52.
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LORCUM LANE AREA-This &
bedroom. 2-bath home In q de-
venient section Of North Airing
ton viii stretch your home buying
dollar as far as possible. Priced at
$l9.260: ideal for larger family.
Separate dining room. living room
with fireplace; den, screened porch
finished 5th bedroom on End floor.
Shown By appt. only. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., ia. 4-1400,
LORCUM LANE AREA-Custom 81
bedroom all brick rambler; 2M
baths. pAneled rec. rm.. gar,
screened porch, trees, beautiful
secluded lot; only S29,960; flex-
ible terms. BARR REALTY. INC.
IA. 4.336O.
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RAMBLER BEAUTY

Absolutely the best value
we know. brand new AFT.
3.hedrm. all-brick home:
arranged to give your fam
fly the comfort and con;
yenience you'd expect. All
rooms twin sized, 2 baths,
firepl., 12-ft. carport; situ-
ated on level 100-ft. wide
lot. See and be CONVINCED.
Only $4,000 FLA or conV'
faPynE Call
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BUSINESS oppoR1UNITIEsloFfIcEs, STUDIOS fer RENT
(coNTINUED)

WELL ESTABLISHED seneral
S,ns country ,ra,MS.. store with 6-ysar . Lease,
and barber shop. ~
MANOvILL REALTY CORP.
I Gaithersburg Office. WI. 8-9224
BOOMING HsE. BUS, dntn.: 5000
parss. % 1m'i b. A;s i.saq4.' E. d. 7.ssos 5:sss5s
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The Perry Boswell CO:
REALTORS WA. 1-4oV'

GOILTGE PARK-spacious Shed
rm., 2-bath. det. home near Univ.
OF Nd: small dn. pymt. B6HS5 B6HSG5-
Rh. E Es-Si17. 80. 7-7e44.
COLLEGE PARK ESTATEs-Con-
verlience and comfort. plus securl-
tv Of investment; 4-bedroom brick
split -level; l full and 2 half baths,
king-size family room and large
kitchen: immediate pSssesasaioon pSsy aao Tl.h cail
$3.50 down; Priee, i,SGd S26'ss9;R sPs96;RSRT Ss1I
s. DAVIS & CO. INC.
COLLEGE PARK-Brk. Colonial, 8
Seams, fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
4 blEs. from everything. FHA'
,sSHN slHf;P2aq; 4 HUGHES iRhaE sGSe eo VIZ R1S4o5 47o5eo
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Just of ofi
Rte. /. A spacious BUNGALOW Win Win
4 bedrmS., nursery and tull
baths, sep. din. rm., lge. kit. scr
porch, full bsmt; with rumpus
room and work shop. HOT Wetei
heat dniS ISSx1S1;ia.b 1sISaboi 10y FLA. aha di o.
conventional terms.
RYATTSvILLE - Prime location
with an economy brick home
Equipped with storm windows ~.
with disposal and new refgr. Sep
din. rm,, twin-size bedrmS ,snc
tile bath, full rec. type bsmt., ieVe
fenced lot. A good value O.
Sl2,950.
VETs-LOOKii Only $500 dowI
and payments in low sos Tor al
ail-brick, home near 2; e. line :,
lit, full bsmt. and many bonui
extras. Call today.
IT TAKES A HEAP OF LIVING Il
make o house q home. Upon in
spection OF this sparkling 3-bed
I'm. brick frame and stone home
we believe you will agree. Taste
fully decorated interior with Gus
tom features galore incl. prac
tically new wall-to-wan carpet
ing in liv. rm., din. rm. and hall
De luxe elec. kit, semi-finishe,
bsmt., ideal Woodlawn location
$4,000; liberal FHA down pay
ment.
THANK YOU for reading our ads
Service Is our business, may W
serve you.
PRINCE GEORGES PROP, NC.
AP. 7-7774
East PINES, Just off Baltimor
Parkway-Attractive Cape Cod OF
deep Anchor fenced yard; with full
bsmt., tile bath, gas heat, equippe,
kitchen, and Just redecorated
$500 down and assume loan witt
Evening star., 1961-01-17

EAST PINES, Just off baltimore
deep Anchor fenced yard; with full III
bsmt., tile bath. gas heat, equipped
kitchen. and Just redecorated
$500 down and assume loan with
payments less than rent. Vacant
move IN with deposit. z, c
HnLEY 3 CO., Realtors. AP
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BERENS, AP. 7-4646
CHEVERLY

Just listed. 4-bedrrn., 2la-bath Cape
Cod: liv. rm. w/firepl.. sep. din
rm., full bsmt., rec rn.. detached
garage. close to public and paro-
chisl schools. Immediate posses.
sion.
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oWNER. KE. e.ssso: no S Srofcrl
BRICK RAMBLER
2 hAdrNaVna q hAfhs pan vnn,r

3 bedrooms. 2 beths, rec. roonn'
'2dso 'SSowS Sn's Z fsssSTSaa sRS$S ssAtTS t'SS''
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CHEVERLY AREA
Vacant: brick rambler: close
to parkway for quick &C
cess to downtown and IT.
Meade: 3 bedrms.. fun
bsmt., kit. complete w/eye-
level oven and other mod.
eadgets: located on dead.
end street: you may as.
sumo present financing:
price S17.250.
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vETs-LooKii Only 5000 down
and payments in low sos for an
alI-brick home near D. g. line,
bus and shopping. Tabie.space
kit, full bsmt, and many bonus
extras. Call today.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS LOCATION FOR LEASE
in Bethesda area. Available i'm
mediately. Fixed assets optional.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
EVANSVILLE

HYAIlSVlILE
Want location? Then see
this sparkling 2-bedrm.
home completely renovated:
corner lot: shopping and
transp. only blk. away;
ideal for working or retired
couple: already FLA ap:
praised: $3.50 dn. should
handle.
Evening star., 1961-01-17

COLLEGE PARK-spacious 6;bed.
rrn,, 2-bath. det. home near Univ
OF Nd: small dn. pymt. bEhG'
MAN REALTY CO. JU. 9-Zoo@
ROJIT SIT 7.SR44
Evening star., 1961-01-17

Woodward Bldg.
18th and H SITS. NV.
aisep fRfyATa IS; RoCmsu ET SUITE WITH .
RMS. AvAfLABLE MARCH i5
AL air cond. Mr.. David, with
GREENHooT. NC Ma. s-9lS4.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

asked Congress to fix a for
mula Of payments at so per
cent Of average annual wages
of covered workers-amount-
ing to about $44 a week.
Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Oregon, favors another, more
liberal formula-67 per cent
| of the average wage. This
would allow a maximum week.
ly benefit of from $50 to $50
for up to 80 weeks.
The Metropolitan Washing
ton Board of Trade would agree
to $36 in weekly benefits for
a variable maximum duration
of 26 weeks, if the employers
tax burden were eased.
The Senate twice has voted
for increased compensation
since 1856, but nothing has
been enacted into law.
Employers payments into
the fund from which local COM
pensation is drawn have built
up a current surplus of about
$40 million.
Also due to arrive shortly in
Congress is a new Commission
ers' proposal to keep retirees
who quit voluntarily with a
pension from compensation ell
Iigibility lists. This bill is at
the Budget Bureau.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Y Sets Forums
On Aid to Nation

Where America is going in
the next 10 years will be the
theme Of a 12-week series of
"forum-seminars" sponsored by
the YMCA beginning March IS.
Some 20 seminar groups will
meet each week at various
YMCAs under the direction of
chairmen from various sections
OF the metropolitan area.
A spokesman said the idea
is Ito search out how
individuals can meet President
Kennedy's challenge" He re-
ferred to the Presidents Inau-
gural speech calling for Amer
leans to TASK what you can
do for your country"
The program chairman is
Monroe Bush, assistant to the
president Of the Old Dominion
Foundation. Director Of the
project is DR.. Nicholas T. Con-
charoff, a YMCA leader.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

Washington has a smaller
percentage of unemployed Neg
roes than most of 10 large
cities surveyed by the National
Urban League.
The league reported yester-
day that the study shows the
Nations Capital has an overall
unemployment rate of 3.8 per
cent, the lowest for any city Of
equivalent size. The study shows
that 8 per cent of the Negro
work force here is unemployed.
OF the 10 larger cities sur
veyed only Boston, where S per
cent Of the Negro work force is
unemployed, had a smaller per-
centage of its Negroes out of
work.
Los Angeles was in the same
position as Washington, with 8
per cent Of its Negro workers
jobless.
The percentage Of Negroes
unemployed in the seven other
large cities follows:
New York, 10; Chicago, 17.3;
Cleveland. 20; Detroit, 80;
Pittsburgh. "a: st. Louis, 20,
and Philadelphia. %.
The number of Negroes un-
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cans who have exhausted bene-
fits allowed under State and
District laws. A similar bill Is
due for Senate hearings early
this week.
In the District, some 1000
persons might be eligible for
the anti-recession benefits. Vir-
ginia and Maryland expect
about 5000 to qualify in each
State.
The District, Maryland and
Virginia all are expected to take
advantage of the program, al
though Virginia turned down
similar help in 1858.
But the number of those who
have exhausted their benefits
in the District don't pose a
critical economic problem yet.
Some 800 unemployed workers
have drawn full benefits, COM
pared to SAT at this same time
last year.
Old Dispute
Receptiveness of Congress to
the joblesS benefit program
could help settle a five-year
dispute in the District over how
much unemployment compen-
sation should be available.
Present law sets the maxi
mum at $50 for ,26 weeks.
The Commissioners have
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Study Shows Only $50
Of D. c. Negroes Idle

employed in Washington. ac-
cording to the report. is 10000.
The total number out of
work here. both whites and
Negroes, is $4,000.
Discussing Negro employ
ment in Washington, Richard
C. Wells. job development di-
rector for the washington
Urban League, said SIS per cent
of the Negroes in the Nations
Capital are employed outside
Government, most of them in
unskilled positions.
Because of his occupa-
tional limitation to lesser
skilled and low-paying jobs in
a few industries, in most Of
which he is a recent conner,
Mr.. Wells said, "he is imme-
diately and disproportionately
affected by unemployment
trends.
THAT the Negro worker is
denied an opportunity to pro-
portionately share in the labor
market or to realize his maxi
mum job potential in the Ma
tons Capital is the sad COM
mentary on an area which
should be the showcase of
democracy"
Evening star., 1961-03-05

three categories In an effort
to estimate cost.
They favor the most strict
definition, which would rule
out fathers receiving unemploy-
ment compensation and who
had not worked for six Of the
past 18 months.
This program would cover
900 families and would cost
approximately $3.1 million
$l.4 million in District funds
and SIT million in matching
Federal funds.
I'd Interpretation
A second. less strict interpre-
tation, would cover 5000 fami-
lies at a cost Of approximately
$9.4 million-$4.2 million in
District funds and $50 million
in Federal money.
The third, most liberal in
depreciation, would make all
unemployed eligible and jobleSs
benefits would not be a factor.
This would cover 5000 fami.
lies. It would cost approx
mately $18.8 million - $8.4
million in District and $10.4
million in Federal money.
Already written into the Fed
eral bill by a House committee
is a disqualification Of parents
who refuse jobs they are able
to handle.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Defining Unemployed
Affects Aid Program

Expansion of the aid-to-
dependent-children program to
youngsters whose parents are
unemployed would cost the
District from $1.4 million to
$8.4 million for Is months,
depending on the Districts
definition of unemployed, !"
officials estimate.
/ The Federal bill, expected
to come to the House floor this
week. provides for a 15-month
emergency extension of the
Nationwide program to chill
dren Of the unemployed. Those
whose fathers are dead, in
capacitated or absent from
home are covered now.
Wide Latitude
But the bill allows States
and the District wide latitude
in defining unemployed"
District officials have evolved
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Meeting at HospitoI

The Metropolitan District Of
Columbia Chapter of the Amer
ican Physical Therapy Associa-
ton will hold its monthly
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday at
Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
District JobIess Laws 4
May Face Amendment

Congressional emphasis emergency unemployment COM
pesaton this year likely to focus Senate and House District
Committee attention separate amendments to the local
joblesS law.
The House has passed Kennedy proposal for IS weeks
of additional compensation estimated 81 million Ameri
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Virgin Gordo
FucilityS Set

II an informal vacation
facility" could be called plush.
there is one a-building at the
Little Dix Bay resort in the
British Virgin Islands, sched-
Iuled for occupancy in 1868.
Test units of the unique
design for beach accommoda-
tions will be completed within
a few months for on-site de-
termination of final placement
and design.
Developed by Laurance S.
Rockefeller to aid economic de-
velopment of the islands, the
project will be located on 400
acres of beaches and rolling
hillsides on Virgin Gorda, "a
miles northeast of st. Thomas
in the United States Virgin
Islands.
1ne designed peach
front rooms are hexagonal in
layout for maximum interior
areas and orientation to the
Trade Winds and senic views.
They will have low peaked
roofs and individual terraces
and private baths.
The Little Dix project is the
first major tourist facility to
be located in the islands, an
archipelago linked geographic
ally and economically with the
st. Thomas area.
Virgin Gorda is eight miles
from Tortola, the capital, and
has a population of about 600
persons.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
HOw's Your Hula?

% for a five-day trip to Ber-
muda.
Another cruise Of seven days,
sails March 8 and a third, for
nine days, is scheduled for
March II.
Bermuda, San Juan and st.
Thomas are the ports.
Special calls at three "hide-
away" islands in the South
Pacific have been added to the
winter holiday cruise itinerary
of Matson's Monterey. The lux
ury liner viii visit Nukuhiva la
the MarqueSas; Bora Bora, one
of Tahiti's outer islands and
Noumea, port and capital Of
New Caledonia.
The sailing is from San
Francisco December l8; Los
Angeles the following day.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Gilmore to Speak
Here Wednesday

Volt Gilmore, director of the
United States Travel Service,
will address the Society of
American Travel Writers at
a Statler Hilton luncheon
Wednesday noon.
His subject will be Travel
Is a Two-Way Street"
Evening star., 1961-11-05
AIR FARE
TWA Lists
Rose Bowl
Package

Reserved seats for the Rose
Bowl game, the Tournament of
Roses parade and a few days
on the town are included in a
New Years package being Of
fered by Trans World Airlines
and leading tour operators.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

The prices range from s72.5O,
depending on the selection, plus
the round-trip fare.
Plans call for hotel, trans
portation to and from the foot
ball classic. One package in
cludes a full-day tour to Ma
rineland and Disneyland; an
other offers use of a drive
yourself car for three days.
Travel agents and TWA Of
fices have the details.
Scheduled air service came
to Martinsburg. w. Va, last
week with understandable fan
fare.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

has rails to lean on and golf
carts are available.
Helicopters and "flight-see"
planes are available on all the
major islands, with brief
ground tours a part of some
a 1l-expense packages.
Native steersmen do the work
on an outrigger canoe ride and
catamaran-sailing requires no
exertion.
To get a towel spread out
for Sun-bathing does require
beckoning to the beach, h-boys.
KOna Attractions
One of the meccas of a Ha-
waiian vacation is the Kona
coast of the Big Island, once
the playground of Hawaiian
kings and now turning into a
playground for all.
The sparkling seaside village
of Kailua Kona> with its
church spires and trim fishing
boats is a real tranquilizer.
For the historian, the artist,
writer or curious visitor, there
is a wealth of legendary lore
along the Kona coast. At Ko-
hala. the original statue of
Kamehameha the Great marks
the birthplace of the famed
warrior.
Hulihee Palace has one of
the most interesting collections
of Hawaiiana in the Aloha
State. Just an hour from Hon
olulu International Airport, the
Kailua-Kona airport is only
several minutes from town.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Leisure Is Top Fare
On Hawaiian Vocation

HONOLULU.-Perhaps that
widespread story of Athletics
Anonymous originated here.
If the Hawaiian visitor sud-
denly feels like surfing or hik-
ing through the lush hill and
tropic flora, let his wants be
known and a friend will stop
by and calmly commiserate un-
til the exercise mood passes.
In the true Hawaiian spirit
of "hoomanawanui" - take it
easy!
A growing trend toward built
in leisure has come upon the
islands.
Visitors don't have to walk
off the hotel grounds to hear
native musicians. Even the
pineapples appear ready for
eating. The most tender-footed
tourist is swaddled in the up
holstery of tour limousines and
enjoys miles of Hawaiian sight
seeing with only the effort of
getting in and out.
HOw's Your Hula?
Hula, of course, is a spec
tator diversion unless the va
cationer. is carried away by
enthusiasm or Polynesian po-
tionS. The Waikiki aquarium
Evening star., 1961-11-05
ALL AT SEA
Caribbean,
Mexico on
Cruise. Log

Holiday cruise vacationers
are being offered a December
% sailing aboard the SIS
Acapulco through the Carib-
bean to Mexico.
The former SIS Nassau, the
vessel under colors of the Ma
.tumex-Acapulco Line, sails
from New York for the 12-
day voyage to Vera Cruz. Sim
mons Cruises, Inc, 1850 Broad
way. New York, are the gen.
.eral agents.
7 Cornelia Otis Skinner will be
among the added attractions
on the American EXPORT Lines
SIS Atlantic for its 13-day Car
ibbean cruise out of New York
February IS.
Lloyd Goodrich, director of
New York's Whitney Museum
will give a series of illustrated
lectures and John Ciardi, as
tute critic of contemporary
poetry, will also lecture.
=
Cunard's Caronia departs
New York January 81 on a
90-day South Pacific-Far East
cruise, offering the noted dane
ing team Of Boyer and Ravel
as an entertainment highlightS.
1t is a 33.000-mile voyage,
with Japan, Hong Kong, Sing
apore and Acapulco among the
ports of call.
The Hamburg American
Lines 30,000-ton Hanseatic,
after completion of nine Car
ibbean cruises this winter, will
sail from New York April IL
for Cherbourg, southampton
and Cuxhaven.
=
The SIS Independence. plying
the Caribbean for the first
time, sails from New York jan
uary 18 for 13 days; makes a
second voyage from New York
February for Is days.
4 \
United States Lines Amer
lea leaves New York November
Evening star., 1961-11-05

Lake Central Airlines, with
headquarters in Indianapolis,
inaugurated daily flights link
ing Washington Baltimore.
Martinsburg, Charleston. Ell
kins and Clarksburg.
SwiSsair's annual Grand Op-
era Tour of Europe, with Paris
added, gets under way from
New York February Is. A sec
ond one is scheduled for March
I3.
After a visit to New York's
Metropolitan, the tour will take
in Vienna's Staatsoper: the
lTeatro Costanzi in Rome; La
Evening star., 1961-11-05

Scala in Milan; then Paris
and London.
Swissair offices here, in New
York and Mayfair Travel Serv-
ice, New York. have details.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-09
Vesper Service Concludes All Day

POWHATAN, June 5-A yes
per service by representatives
Of the All Clubs Of PoWhatan
County was held on Sunday.
May % at z pm. on the athletic
field Of the War Memorial Build
ing, in observance OF Al Sun
day.
Under a clear sky. with the
sun still brightly shining. mem
bers of the All Clubs assembled
They came from all parts Of the
county with parents and inter
ested citizens to engage in songs
and prayer, to learn OF the or
igin Of All Sunday, and to hear
special emphasis placed on the
Heart H Of the All pledge.
! There were IS attending.
This program was the climax