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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

FLOODED animals. flowcring trees
signs of spring and Michigan
rocks and soils are the topics
available for youngsters in
Grades 3 through u. with seven
topics accompanied by slides and
three illustrated by motion
pictures Each lecture covers
approximately As minuutucs.
\ special 30-minute program is
designed for youngsters in kinder
eartcn through the second grade
with a slide talk entitled Plant
and Animal Faces" or movies
explaining pond life or wild
animals. The material in all
lectures illustrate Michigan ma.
tral resources and many Of the
photographs were taken in Kt-
sington Metropolitan Park south
east Of Brighton
Other services provided TO
school groups include visits T.
the Nature Center at Kcnsing.
ton Park for nature lectures
and guided field trips along the
nature trails in parks of the
Huron-Clnton Metropolitan Au-
thoritv Advance appointments
src required
In addition 10 KenSinoton
Park nature trails are located
al Metropolitan Beach near Mt
Clemens. Lower Huron Metro
poltan Park near Bcllevillc and
Hudson Mills Metropolitan Park
located II miles northwest Of
Ann Arbor along the Huron
River.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
Cab Galloway, G|obetrotters
Share Olympia Billing

The greatest threc-rinp circus
IN sports will come TO the DIV.
mpia Stadium Saturday night
nov. ii, when the impressario
Ape Saperstein presents his ql;t
terihg entertainment package
that features the delightful liar.
lem Globetrotfers and onc.and.
only Cab Galloway.
The Globetrotters, literally the
most popular basketball team on
earth, will do their stuff acains,
the strong Washington Cd a.
Generals. This is one of the
iinesl Trotter clubs in 35 years
3 brilliant band of court maoici.
ans and antic merry makers
Cab Galloway. now in his goth
year in show business and poino
heiter than ever. will sing the
songs that made him famous
lie will also act as master Of
ceremonies for the fast-movina
vaudeville show that has become
a Saperstein trade mark The
program will include Juggling
acrobatics, baton twirling. trick
hlcvcle riding and unicyclinc
Richard Bergman Of ENGLAND
the greatest defensive PLAYER
in the history Of fhe game. will
take on hard.hiftins Emmanuel
ccsye OF Chsns in world
championship table tennis ex.
hibition.
Six local favorites will Join
With four slick newcomers in
the Trotter lineup Cant Clarence
Wilson, one of the finest outsid
shots in the history of the pas.
time, will lead the Globetrottcrs
AGAIN The imimitable Meadow.
lark Lemon will be back to pro.
VIDE fresh laughs and Murphy
Summons The dribblcr supreme
from Dctroit'S Northwestern High
will show how to work magic
with a bouncing ball
The other veterans are Charles
(Tcx) Harrison. Tony Wilcox
and Willis Thomas. all Of whom
starred as the Trotters overpower
ed the College All Americans in
last Strings World Series OF
basketball
James Tim Robinson. David
Hicks. Mamie Jackson and HUI
bert f AuSbie are the first-ycar
men on the squad They give the
1rotters new dash and sparkle
They are the best group Of
freshman players in the history
of the club.
This FULFILLED program will
tegin at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
Coco Bump" Back
For Grudge Clash

II will be the coco bump"
against sheer brutality when 30.
Do Brazil and Bearcat WRIGHT
meet Dick the Bruiser and Killer
kowalski in Texas death match
TO the finish" at Convention
Arena Friday night (Nov. 81
And. take it from Brazil and
Wright. giant Negroes who know
their way in the mat world, The
Cruiser and kowalski are golne
to pay for past sins.
Il got more than one score e
settle with The Bruiscr," said
Robo, a Benton Harbor proteoc
OF the great iumpin' Joe Savoldi
This time. there will be no
LEI up, no mercy on my part"
This time. too Brazil will have
the assistance of Wright. a former
heavyweight boxer from Jamaica
who moves with the quickness of
a jungle cat and who can use
the coco bump as effectively
as Brazil
The Negroes have an added
incentive, too. Promoters John
Doyle and Jim Barnett have post
cd 500 bonus for each fal'
scored, no matter which team
scores it.
Wright and Brazil watched
Wilbur Snyder and Verne Ga.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

rne collect $500 in bonuses dur.
ing a similar match against The
nrviser and Kowalski here three
weeks ago.
II don't think The Bruiser
and his brutal buddy will be
around long enough for us to
score that many falls. 'Balzr1
score that many falls" Brazil
said They will he on the mat
more than they will be off Of
it, Wright nodded agreement.
Falls don't count in the deci-
slon They do however. provide
!. brief rest after being scored
Snyder, knocked out with 2
piece OF pIywood in the hands
of The Bruiscr three weeks AGO
will be in the semifinal agains'
Stan Nelson
Other bouisH JOHNNY Wave,
VS. Fritz Won Eric; Emil Dupre
AGAINST Art Nelson and Harty
kruscamD VS.. Hercules Romero
The first bout bcains at $3.50 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

chase tan the va se Of e. hans o heel
Es mGny ra;i and gas about that got away levt
u need something fixed adjusted or @ or make
~ s,se ros, spot big lurking under roeA 49,. ~ ~
me TIME yo ~ y, because you that isn't true t oc
Lat oue oSvsr is quoted saying There are on W.
Herbert Hoover =, s when people regard Tor one
easons One Is when you prayer the other
at time YOU get that urge to escape grao S and
S SoSve fhe girls at home. think n.uo ''F
lc,g vav toward clearing the waters IN 90 tkue Saturday..
iO s,s"r Heen Gel the kids ready and We" 50 '""'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

The 1861 Old newspaperboys'
Good.fcllow High School Cham
pionship Football game will be
played Friday evening, November
H. at Tiger Stadium.
The Metropolitan League
champions and the champions
CT the Parochial League will
play off for the City Champion
and the coveted Aaron DeRoy
hoy Trophy
Proceeds Of The game. which
is always one Of Detroits most
eoIorfuI sport events, will be
turned over to the Old New
boys GoodfeIIows Fund. Every
penny collected is used 10 make
Christmas . happier time for
Christmas a happier time for
vnderpriviieged children.
"A GREAT GAME FOR A
GREAT CAUSE. that's our slo-
can this year" stated |. A. Cap
liza. chairman of the Goodfellow
Sports Committee. And il really
will be an exciting spectacle for
a tremendously important cause
the cause of helping needy
children who might otherwise
not share the joys of Christmas.
In 1860, a record crowd of
1896 enthusiastically cheered
throughout the game. This year,
we want to surpass that total,
because now more children than
ever need our help and the cost
OF providing gifts has greatly in
creased w. j. McCarty, presl-
dent of the Old Goodfellows.
commented Every year, the
Detroit High School stars, the
fans, the Old Newboys, and the
Detroit Police Department go
all out TO make this game a
success. We know they will again
this year. It's game that's
credit to Detroit's generosity
and good craftsmanship"
Lets pack Tiger Stadium to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
Texas College
Homecoming Set

TYLER. TEXAS - The Texas
College faculty and student body
VIII roll out the Red Carpet"
for its Alumni and ExStudentS
on November 4 when the Texas
College Steers meet the Prair
View Panthers at Steer Stadium
on their Annual Homecoming
Day at 200 PM
The activities will begin with
pep rally on Friday morning
November 3 at 1000 AM. fol-
lowed by the Annual Pig Skin
Revue at which time there will
be coronation of Miss Texas"
and the presentation of Miss
Homecoming in the Gus F
Taylor Gymnasium. Later in the
evening the students will partici-
pate in a Bon Fire at Calf
Stadium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
HCMA Golf
Attendance Soar:

Kenneth l. lIallenbcck. director
Of the Huron-Clintos Metropolitan
Authority. announced today that
so far this year over 50 600 golf
crS have tested their skill on the
courses operated by the Author.
ity
individual course faIIies are
Over 1890 players on the
265-ysrd ls.hole golf course az
Kersineton Metropolitan Park
near Bri9hton. approximately 20
COO persons have used the 49,
hole Par 8" course al Lower
Huron METROPOLITAN Park near
RelleviIIe; and over $500 golfers
played on the 18-hole Par 81
course at Metropolitan Beach near
Nj. Clemens.
The new courses az Kensington
Park and Lower Huron Metro.
politsn Park opened for the first
season last May while the Metro.
pclifan Beach course started its
current season in mid-ApriI and
was the first course developed
by the Authority. opening 10 the
public in June 1885.
Weathor PERMITTING these three
courses arc scheduled to remain
open through October Course
hours are from 9 am. to dusk
with SLIGHTLY earlier opcnins
hour on Saturday and Sunday
Nominal fees are charged anC
this includes the use of equip
ment at the Par 3" courses
which each cover Is acfbs.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
BY Jim A. Butter

Floyd Patterson and challenger
Tom McNcaley as a title match.
Previously. the MIA had re-
fused 10 give It's blessing to the
bout because it did not consider
McNccley a sufficiently deserving
challenger II had held stead
fasicly 10 its ruling that Henry
Cooper Of England, as the No.
contender should be PattcrSon's
next opponent in a title defense.
In London. Cooper agreed TO
fight Fora Foley. ranking Amcri-
can Heavyweight. The night after
Patterson taxes on the undcfealcd
New England hopeful, McNeeley.
Cooper variously rated one or
two in the list Of challengcrs.
ouipointed Foley in London in a
controversial Hereunder. Oct IA.
1888.
Olympic dccathlon champion Ra-
fer Johnson was the recipient of
the Academic dies Sports Of
France Award RECOGNITION Of the
Academy selection Of him as
alhlctc og the year Prcsenla-
lion VA, made al physical fitness
rally by Sanfard Marlowc Of L S
affirmation AGENCY as Attorney
General Robert Kennedy exhibits
approval
William Wild Bill" Owens. an
atomic aye cowboy is only %
wears old hut he has already
chalkcd UP six years along the
nalional rodco circuit.
The prospect sf an intccratcd
basketball team at the University
Of Tennessee became a strong
probability late last week VII.
liam Rollins a Knoxville young
Sier OF hiehlyraied talent re-
ported as the first Of his race to.
make a I'D for a position on a
Tennessee athletic team Rollins.
a graduate Of Knoxvi.lc's Austin
Ni4h renortcd FOR practice Mon
day as 4 2Gard candidate ON the
Ut freshman basketball team.
Re IS one Of several admitted
as freshmen az the University this
fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

Tes start revolution 'separateness Frankly tnis
%n,;nes OF togetherness gone far enough Wna useo
e mans world diluted puddle ana not suip'
~ that want lust worldat chances whie
the urls may be equal they'll be the same An ts o
toeethenes doesn't change the fact that they SUN sP
a,vonansand that's quite different than man o..
Sure the girls right to get away fronl 'he o. nh
seem 10 be taking chunks or things instead VI
ss Frst It was no days away from the kids then was every
49, owavand then still the kddes came aoik'
Erankly girl wants man. not male companion IL S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
Lions. WiIdcots Tie

Under sunny skies in capacity
SIZED Pumphrcv stadium, Ark
-nscS A. " & \ College. re-
lsins on a fleet Of quick run.
mag backs and Wiley College
Wildcats. depending on a strong
,crial came battlcd TO ~
az prhe -fIthl. Arkansas.
last Saturday afternoon in the
Golden Lions annual Home
coming football game
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
S p RTS-
6 RAPHIC

Bcarcat Wright and Bobo Bra
I'll. giant Negro grapplcrs. will
face Dick the Bruiscr and Killer
NcwalsKi IN a Texas death match
o finish" at Convention Arena
Friday night. Nov 2.
Chic Cadlerwood. British En-.
pire lightheavyweight champion.
and Henry Hank. Dctroil's top
nlddleweight contender. will do
battle in Detroits plush Con.
ention Arena Friday nient Nov
"a. Profits from the fight will
20 to the Children's Orihogenic
school (for emotionally disturbed
children at 1925 West Seven
Mile
A l6-man Michigan varsity
basketball squad opened practice
n Yost Field House last week in
preparation for the 1862 sea.
son. Among the prospects were
lphn Harris, a 6foot4 center
from Alcorn Miss College and
sophomore Hiram Jackson. 6.
fool-l guard from Springfield. III
Harris is The brother Of former
WAYNE State University ace
George Brown and starred in
amateur cage circles in Detroit
last winter Jackson won his
numerals as an outstanding per
former with the UNI freshman
team last year
Biz Don Ncwcombe who fivc
years ago woa 81 games for the
men Brooklyn DODGERS, last week
was given unconditional release
by the Spokane Indianas Dcns
90 record in the minors poses
the question whether he IS finish
ed.
Owner, of professional teams in
The National Basketball ASsocia.
ton have been served warning
that they cannot expect TO play
any more Games in the segregated
South with full lincups
Bill Russell Sam Jones. X G.
Jones Tom Sanders and Al But
Ter of the world champion CcllicS.
refused to play an exhibition
against the ST Louis Hawks.
when a Louisville hotel cafe turn.
cd thcm away without service
They were Joined in the refusal
BY Hawks PLAYERS Woody Saulds.
Berry and rookie Cleo Hill.
Each man on every team in
league has agreed to confer with
his bosses al the first opportunity.
and to tell them they arc not to
expect them to play in any city
where living accommodations for
The customers are on a lm-crow
basis.
The National Boxing ASsocia-
ton agreed late last week to re-
cognize the December 4. heavy
weight FIGHT between champion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
Goodwill Game Set for Friday Nov. II

the rafters," he added Il hope
parents bring their youngsters
TO see Dotroit's outstanding
young football stars in action
1t James A. Cole of the
Detroit Police Department in
charge of ticket sales, said that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

her pal, you can Do sure youte
not her patootie.
The Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice recently reported that more
women than ever are tisning'
Mans last refuge from To-
getherness--the old fishin' mole
lis more crowded with women
today than Main Street: Pretty
soon the perfumers viii find q
way to make fish smell IKE
Chanel Number 3.
Let's face it. A man cant
act like a man with a wife and
children tagging along. Even
if the girl is a whiz bang Win
n rod and reel, you can't JUST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

tickets can be obtained by asking
any policeman, or by phoning
Woodward $4,000, Extension 49,
So. Tickets Will be delivered to
those who call Reserved seats
are 50. SO. and 81 Student
tickets Use.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
TIGERS SIGN THREE FROM pa.

DETROIT - The Detroit Tigers
have signed three 1861 high
school graduates. all outficlders
and all from Pennsylvania. to
contracts with clubs IN their farm
system for 1862
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

DETROIT - In four games OF
The 1860 season. Detroit Lions
haltback Terry Barr gained more
Yards as a pass receiver than he
nd in all of his previous four
year professional career.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04
A. N. & N. DROPS GAME TO
SOUTHERN

Although the Arkansas A. VI &
y Golden Lions led in statistics.
they suffered their second loss
of the season by % to 3
score TO Southern University in
Baton Rouge. Louisiana Saturday.
October Ia. 1861.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

DETROIT - Three of the bet
rot Lions top pass defenders OF
recent history. Jim David. Jack
Chrlstiansen, and Don Doll are
now coaches.
David is defensive backfield
coach with the Los Angeles Rams,
Christensen holds the same job
with the San Francisco 49ers, and
Doll is at Notre Dame.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

Foreign car registrations in
Michigan decreased by 222 units
from l.758 in August to 1886 in
September.
James Nj. Hare, Secretary Of
state. attributed the sharp drop
in foreign car sales to the intro
duction Of new 1862, sport-model,
American.made compact cars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

Bcarcat Wright and Dobo Bra
I'll. giant Negro grapplcrs, will
face Dick the Bruiser and Killer
NcwalsKi IN a Texas death match
o finish" at Convention Arena
Friday night. Nov 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-04

The National Boxing ASsocia-
ton agreed late last week 10 re-
cognize the December I. heavy
weight FIGHT between champion
Navajo times., 1961-05-17
Flagstaff Jr. |ndiun Art Exhibit

Eddie Adam Yazzie, Bessie Slow
talker, Lee Johnson, Oscar Will
hams, Parker Manygoats, Roy ].
Indian: End prize: Albert Cum
mings, James Begay, Gene Smith,
Thomas Slowtalker, Georg Ken
ney: honorable mention: Jack Ben
ally, Dennis Yazzie, Lee Johnson,
Burton Barton. Tony McCabe,
Louie Kee Barton. Robert Barton,
Johnny Nells, Billy White Thorne,
Benjamin c. Riggs.
TUBA CITY PUBLIC--1st prize:
Sila Roy, Lewis Lane, Daniel
Semallie, Alice Secody: End prize:
Anthony Honahnie, Beatrice Bur-
ton, Lewis Lane, Marcella Emer-
son, Kathleen Sanderson, Lena
George: honorable mention: jim
Navajo times., 1961-05-17

The Museum of Northern Ari-
Zona in Flagstaff has awarded sc
prizes to Indian school childrenfor
the best artWork entered in the an
nual Jr. Indian Art exhibit. The ori-
ginal paintings, drawings and
craftwork we're on display at the
museum for three weeks, April 22-
May IA, and were seen by more than
1900 visitors including Navajo
school children from Leupp, White
Cone and Tuba City.
Entries in the current 26th ,Jr.
India Art exhibit m e largely
from schools on the Navajo, Hopi
and Apa ache reservations. There
were 26 schools represented, in
cluding Flag staff schools which
have Indian children enrolled. The
museum gives cash prizes to win
ners of first and secondp prizes, and
prize ribbons with all awards.
Leupp Boarding School, the new
school opened last fall, topped all
others with "a winning entries.
Next in line is Tu b a City Public
School with IA prize winners. Kay
enta Boarding School had seven
awards.
The complete list of prize win
ners follows:
FLAGSTAFF SCHOOLS-1st st
prize: Mary Willie INT. Elden)cut-
out; End prize: Larry Yazzie (Kin-
sey) drawing, Henry Guy Yazzie
(Emerson) drawing; honor bic
mention: Tami Ryberg (Mt. Elden)
cutout, Leroy Little, Gr egory
Whitehall and Ernest Yazzie (South
Beaver) painting.
LEUPP BOARDINC--1st prize:
James s Begay, Henry Manygoats,
Navajo times., 1961-05-17

) mie Little Singer, Dan Teasyatoh.
Gary Begay, John Tsinnie.
ALCHESAY HIGH SCHOOL--1st
prize. Roy Standing: End ar.i honor
able mention, Gilbert Tessay. and
honorable mention to Emerson
Bread.
CIBECUE--Honorable mention to
Edna Peaches.
GANADO--Honorable mention to
Dan TsoSie
GREASEWOOD--2nd prize, VIII
fred Mitchell: honorable mention,
Perry Ann Smith and F franklin Bit
silly.
HOPI DAY--1st prize and honor
able mention to Lloyd Koyawena:
End prize, Edward Quotskuyva:
honorable mention, Randall Ami.
Navajo times., 1961-05-17

Douglas Coochwytewa, Ted Tena-
kongva.
HOTEVILLA DAY--2nd prize,
Harris Koiyaquaptewa, Cheryl
Tenakhongva: honorable mention:
Raymond Sequaptewa.
KAYENTA BOARDINC--1st prize.
Daisy Grandson, Elaine Rose Long;
2nd prize. Gloria Canyon, Virginia
Kay: honorable ention, Tully
Black, Lee Hulligan, Ashley Holi-
day.
MONTEZUMA (Cotronwood)- hon
orable mention, Dollie Help.
NAVAJO MOUNTAIN--2nd prize,
Kerry Small Canyon.
MAJ LINZ BOARDING--honorable
Navajo times., 1961-05-17

mention, Donald Yazzie.
POLACCA DAY--1st prize, Alton
so Sa keva; End prize. Isabelle
Poola, Ina Sahmea; HIM, Gloria
NaVakuku.
SALINA DAY--1st, Alfred Lee;
HIM, Geneva Totsoni.
SALT RIVER DAY (Sco1sdale)--
1st, Diane Enos, Dale Miles: HIM,
Betty Lou Fulwilder
SAN CARLOS DAY--2nd, Jackson
Pechui: HIM, John Antonio.
SECOND M ESA DAY--1st and End
prize, Delbridge Honanie: HIM,
Benjamin Nuvamsa. Floyd Koinva,
Isabelle Joseph.
WHITE CONE DAY--HN, Nelson
Connie.
Evening star., 1961-08-01

FALLS CHURCH 3-bedrm- brick
rambler. Full finished bsmt., lie.
side Scr porch: kit, fully equipped,
with wall oven, garbage disposal,
dlshWasher and freezer. Lovely, se-
cluded yard features lots of trees
and outdoor grill. Avail. immed.
Sl50: To see, call 9-5, ia. $4,000,
ARLINGTON REAL nv RI
Evening star., 1961-08-01
ARLINGTON REALTY CO

- --- 2 7 VI 4tKlzl14I CO.
GEoRGEToWN-Bachelor house;
partly Pa furn,; lily, rm. w/firepl.;
ON rm;, kit:. 2 bedrms.. bath,
gas neat; $3.50 mo. l.. T, GRAZ,
Waite, Realtor. Ma. S-O753.
GLASS MANOR-2-bedrm. bricF
ssemidetaehed; living dining rm.;
full bsmt.; fenced yard' Across
from Eastover shopping center:
Sd0O mo; available now. DiAI,
Evening star., 1961-08-01
ARLINGTON REALTY co.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., $500 More.
land st. n.W.-Beautiful modern.
stone home. Open 8 to 4. q
large bedrms., equip. kit, large
nv. rm., firepl.. sep. din. rm., rec,
rm., maids rm. and 4 baths; ga
rage: fenced-in yard. For profeS-
slonalS. MA. Stab
Evening star., 1961-08-01

CHEVY CHASE, Somerset-4 bed
rms, 3 baths. den, lge., rec. rn
cow. trans: 1926. OIL. 4-4is7.
CONV. TO ANDREWS FIELD, 4
peorm. house. vac. Sl10 per mo.
ConY. to everything. RE. 6-7965.
FAIRFAX-New, 4-bedrm, Split-
level: Ia baths, family rm ; nat-
10: elee. kit; fenced; short or
long lease; $152 mo. CIR. 3-62b5.
FALLS CHURCH-Liv. rm. with
Sl45. THE BERENs coMPASSffEFss' So Sn SSfEs'
Arl Office la r-dRRd ---9'
Evening star., 1961-08-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-hedroom
rambler, basement. storm windows,
POSSESSION Aug, 10. Close to bus.
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
Evening star., 1961-08-01

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Attractivs
S-bedrm. house; long lease, Avail.
sep6to; l; Unfurn., $3.50 or furn.,
Y5OO; n. a: GILL g. SON. Real.
Evening star., 1961-08-01
FRANK ran. = L. H HEWITT co.
PACIOUs TOWN HOUs
155 D st, Sc.

Remodeled 3-story brick: q bed
rooms, gracious parlor-l living room.
large family room, large modern
Kitchen with breakfast area, 1N
paths. gas h.-w.h. To inspect cali
MI. Suhr wkdys.. II. @. SMITHY,
Evening star., 1961-08-01

ARLINGTON, SOUTH = 3-bedrm.
PTiek nlaoS ESaam6lsr. am6lsr. COMPLETELY RE.
fast bar. Ia baths. AvaiiabIs 'Hn- ir-
mediately; S130. To see cali q to
8 Mon. through Fri. IA. 7-e3OG,
Evening star., 1961-08-01
HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

ALEX.-3-bedrm. Tanib.: din. rm.,
liv. rm. w/tirepl., rec. rm.; bsmt.,
washer, drier, dishwasher: S145
mo. BEACON RLTY. 54S-4339.
ANNANDALE-Fully air-condition-
ed, 3-bedrm., 2-hath brick rambler,
full bsmt. with finished rec. rrn.,
and E1any extras. s175.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
TE. e.l4lB
Evening star., 1961-08-01
APTs. UEFuRNIsRED-MD. ! A

COLLEGE PIX, 4si2 coileEe ave
Spacious 1 and 2 bedrm. apis.
New. bldg. Wired for air cond.
i Apply 1928 Knox rd.. Apt. J.