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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
STATE HELPS cONvIcTs. AND SOCIETY
NEW PRISON IDEAS PAY OFF"


NEW PRISON IDEAS PAY OFF"
by Ralph Nelson, Free Press Staff Writer STA
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BY ANDREW z. FRUEHAuF, c.s +44
SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. WHEN ALARMING RE.
PORTS CONCERNING JACKSON PRISON DEMANDED
ACTION. WE ORDERED DOZEN COPIES OF MY
INFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE BIBLE, PASTOR THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SENT DIRECT.
LY FROM cs. Ho., BOSTON. TO THE WARDEN!
NO DIRECT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HAS BEEN RE-
cEWED. BUT THIS INDIRECT AcKNoWL EDcEMENT
IN THE INTRODUCTION TO THIS ARTICLE BY
MR. NELSON ARE THE FRUITS OF CHRIST, TRUTH,
THAT WE DESIRE
STATE HELPS CONvICTS AND SOCIETY
"NEW PRISON IDEAS PAY OFF"
LANSING - No matter how hard society pretends
they're there, Mehssns four prisons and l3 convict
camps won't disappear
See PRISON IDEAS Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Stars Hit
Memphis Bias

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Top sing
ers Sam Cook and Clyde Nc
Platter this week refused to per-
form before a segregated audience
in the municipally-owned Ellis
Auditorium here.
NAAcP President Jesse H.
Turner wired Mr. McPhatter, an
active NAACP life member, in
forming him Of the jim Crow
seating arrangements.
The NAACP message was de-
livcrcd TO Mr.. AcPhatter upon
his arrival here, a few minutes
before show time. The NAACP
message expressed opposition to
the seating plan.
Mr.. McPhatter agreed as did
the other stars who asked what
could be done at such a late hour
After a brief conference with
NAACP Field Secretary l.. c.
Bates, the stars elected not TO
perform.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
wilkins In


WASH <GrON. D, c. - Roy
Wilkins NAAtP executive sccre-
tary. con- fred with Attorney
General Robert F Kennedy for
an hour here Monday.
Nj wilkins said he called TO
offer his Fluctuations and 80
thank Mr.. Kennedy for his speech
al the University of Georgia and
for his entrance into the Prince
Edward County. Va. school case.
He also emphasized his prior
telegram TSking action in the bns
burning and mob action IN Ala
bama.
Prince Edward County authori-
ties abolished the public school
5, stem two years AGO rather than
comply with a court order 10
dcScsregate
Mr. wilkins was accompanied
by Clarence NJ Mitchell. director
of the NAACP Washington Bu-
rcaH Assistant Attorney General
Burke Marshall head of the civil
ri hts division of the Department
OF Justice. and John Siegen-
ihalcr. executive assistant 10 Mr..
Kennedy, sat in on the con-
ference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

Things were going along all
right until we got to Alabama,
the soft-spokcn, gentle and cul-
turcd woman related. Then all
of a sudden in Alabama, boom,
the roof fell in.
I'VE arrived in Admission, Ala,
on a Trailways bus. You see, we
used both the Greyhound and the
railways, with half of the group
going by Greyhound and half by
railways to sec if the facilities
of both companies were in com
pliancc with the Federal laws on
intcr-sta travel.
1T was rest stop. The bus
driver said 10 minutes. noticed
there we're signs on the terminal
cafeteria saying closed. But we
saw the employees on the inside
looking out in very unfricndly
manner.
MY husband said he would so
across the street and set food
and coffee for the group. Five
minutes later the bus driver got
aboard, closed the door and
started the bus. We protested
that Is minutes wesc- not up and
that one member OF The group
was missing. lie waited and my
husband returned with boxes OF
food and walked toward the rear
announcing the food would be
when the bus got
under way. We didn't know II
then but that food was destined
never 10 be distributed.
"Just then the bus driver g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

HeekIers Carry
Lulnumba piacards

as his head was bowed while
offering The benedlction.
Percy Sutton. president OF the
New York l1arIem) NAAcP
branch. who was presiding. was
constantly heokled by the elsave
CT about 40 young people, beIiev.
ed 10 be members OF one or more
African Nationalist srvps.
No positive identification was
possible, but the group carried
placards containing photographs
OF Patrice Lumumba. who was
Killed in the Congo last winter.
The claquc hOotcd, shouted, chant.
cd, boocd and hOwled.
Working on what seemed to
be prearrangcd signals. the
hccklcrs Systematically denied
platform speakers freedom OF
speech and thereby inflicted
their will upon the entire assem-
blage of 1000 persons
They blocked out Actor OSSie
Davis. Singer Joe Williams and
NAACP Slt.in leader Amos Brown
Of Jackson. Miss. Rumors had
circulated around the Metropolis
tan area for over d week that
splinter groups would break up
the NAACP rally.
The rally was called off before
Linda Brown, plaintiff in the
Topeka, Kansas. school integra-
ton case. one of five leading to
the 1884 supreme Court ruling
known as Brown vs.. Board of
Education was able to speak
This noyc also ruled out the
wind.fp peech. May 18th -
Seven Years After" by NAACP
Exseals secretary Roy wilkins.
.Ihe - Je carried signs saying
iiri.. Indignation, No
iaqIe sci1bcrS moved with mill
iaeS precision during their disrup-
iise activities. never once giving
NAACP speaker hearing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

Daily the demand for people
that get things done increases.
THE challenge of the sixties re-
quires the continued effort OF
management, with help from and
cooperation of employees, to pro-
iect toward new ideas, special
skills and continued growth II
we are TO keep pace with the
space age" declared Mr.. James
Smith, vice president and general
counsel of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company in his Com
mcncemcnt Address to the Ninth
Annual Management and Techno-
logy Center Certification Exercls-
es, al Wayne State University in
the Community Arts Auditorium.
The Night Exercises were held
Thursday, May 10.
Mrs. Bette e. Ellington, Mansg-
ing Editor Of the Detroit Tribune,
Defroits oldest Negro Weekly.
was one Of ninety-one class MEM
bers receiving certificates. She
was the only Negro in the class.
Mrs. Ellington, one of Detroit S
veteran journalists, was pre-
viously employed by the Detroit
Guardian, The Chicago Defender,
The Peoples News, the Michigan
Chronicle and other weekly pub
locations.
Prior TO World War u she was
commended by the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt for an
article she wrote dealing with
some ideas incorporated in the
now famous Atlantic Charter.
drawn up between President Ro-
osevelt and Winston Churchill.
Fear No Evil" was the title OF
her article and Freedom From
Fear" was later emphasized in
a presidential speech by FDR
after the meeting with Mr.. chur-
chill.
She has been a student OF
Christian Science for more than
% years.
Six years after she became as
sociated with the Tribune 1T
moved to its present location to
make room for expanded opera
tons. Presently the Tribune
operates one of the most COM
plete printing shops in the mid
west for printing and publishing
Negro periodicals.
Unique about the Tribune work
ing force is the fact that each
morning the shop and office per
sonnet study the Bible Lessons
from the Christian Science
Quarterly.
DR.. Andrew +. Fruchauf, C.S.,
publisher and owner of the Iri-
bune, a dcvout Christian Scientist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

NEW YORK, Halfway
through the program, the NAACP
called off a May 18th Supreme
Court school indignation an
niversary outdoor rally in Harlem
following. a stream Of disruptive
tactics and humiliation hcapcd
upon platform guests:
Little Rock Heroine Daisy
Bates was hccklcd and hoocd
Rev. L. p Ladson, Baptist
clergyman. was drowned out as
he attempted to give the invoca-
ton.
Baritone Richard Kirby
rendered the Stars Spangled Ban
ner twice but was shouted down
each time.
Rev Thomas Kilgorc an
other Baptist minister, was hit
in the mouth with flying egg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Democracy
Buried" In
Alabama

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa. -
A high NAACP official said
Governor John Patterson read
the funeral service for democracy
in Alabama" this week by his
failure TO protect an integrated
group of bus riders.
Dr. John A. MorSoll told a
Lincoln University student audi.
ence that Patterson underscored
"Alabamas failure 10 protect the
bus passengers" by announcine
in effect that unpopular views en-
segregation VIII not be allowed
In this. and in scores of SINH
lar instances. said the assistant
to the NAACP'S executive seer
tary. the South is trcading the
same path used by the slave
power 100 years ago
Dr. MorSell was referring to
Freedom Riders of the Con
Sress of Racial Equality who were
attacked in Admission and Birmlng
ham, Ala, last week.
Immediately following the
burning of the bus in Annislon
and the beating of passengers b,
a mob in Birmingham. Roy vii
kinS, NAACP secretary. wired
Attorney General Robert f. Ken
nedy asking action by the Depart
mcnt of Justice.
The Alabama gansstcrs who
beat the white and Negro pas.
sengers and burned bus. have
joined the police 0f Jackson. Miss.
who without rrovocation. used
dogs a few weeks ago to tcrrorlzc
a peaceful group Of NeeuoeS
standing across from the court
house" DR. MorScll SAID
These and other incidents
again serve notice that the spirit
of slavery still dominates a LARGE
part Of the South. DR.. Mcrseii
concluded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Tribune managing Editor
Gets KSU Certificate

upon the good works of the Bible
and Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker
Eddy.
Mrs. Ellington's biographical
background was placed in the
Historical Commission Archives
OF Michigan in 1859.
Mother Of four three sons and
a daughter, Mrs Ellington has
six grandchildren.
She is a member OF the local
branch Of the NAACP, the Cen
fury of Progress Club and the
Detroit Federation of Womcn'S
Clubs. She served as president
of the Century Of Progress Club
for three years, as member OF
the Wcstsidc Human Relations
Council, and organized the 5000
600 Vinewood Block Clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Union Probe
Demanded

NEW YORK. - The NAACP
urged this week a Government
probe of the discriminatory
practices of tho SeafarcrS Inter
national Union ,AFL,CIOl."
II also called upon several
state and municipal anti-discrimi-
nation commissions to take SINH
lar action
The Association charged STU
with diSpatching Negro workers
for "mcnisl jobs exclusively in
all union controlled hiring halls
on Great Lakes ports
NAAcP Labor Secretary Her.
bert Hill told Jerry r. Hollemsn,
executive vice chairman Of the
Presidents Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity, that he
was requesting the investigation
because major muIti.planf steel
corporations having government
contracts are involved"
He explained that a very large
part of the STU operation from
which Negroes get only mcnial
job assignments has to do with
moving ore from Great Lakes
ports to the steel plants holding
government contracts in Chicago,
Detroit. and Cleveland.
Hill stated that because Of
fear Of reprisals" the Negro sea
men have requested the assistance
of tn Association rather
than file direct individual com
plants with the Presidents anti
job bias agency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

up and announced now we don
want no trouble down here. The
Greyhound bus that passed thr0-
ugh here was burned TO the
ground and the driver continued,
he wasn't going to leave here un-
til the niggers get in the back.
Just about that time 10 or IL
hoodlums-some of them had rid
den from Atlanta. Ga. with US
GOT aboard and jumped on one
of the colorcd fellows in the
group. Charles Person They
shouted get back there. boy. My
husband and James Peck (whi,c
CORE mcmbcrS) walked up and
tried to reason with them.
Jim Peok's face was beaten
into a bloody pulp. My husband
was smashed to the floor and a
number Of the men started kick
ing him. II was horrible. They're
such gentlemen down there
when they get a fellow down
that's when they really so to
work on him.
I'VE were all terrified. B.. my
husband was down on his hands
and knees and somebody Knocked
Peck, editor Of the organization's
news magazine The CORELATOR,
over him A few minutes later
Ike Reynolds, a pretty husky fel.
low-but what can you do with
several men on you?--was thrown
over him. All the Negroes were
hurled to the rear Of the bus.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

PLYMOUTH: Wilson NJ Riley. Church, 100 w. Ann
Arbor Trail. P.m. Thursday. May rs.
Up. sl7. c.s. Sentinel 5-l3)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
MRS. BERGMAN TELLS ABOUT:
THE WORST HOURS
OF MY LIFE"

"They arc such gentlemen down there when they
get fellow down, that's when they really so to work on
him.
Thus spoke Mrs. Walter Bergman wife of the retired
Wayne State University professor recountng her expert
ences as member of the Congress On Racial Equality
ICORE) freedom riders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
BRIEF NOTICE:
CHAPLAIN MARTIN ANNOUNCES THAT
CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, nv.

ON SATURDAY, MAY ~, 9 AM, WILL PRESENT
THE ALLNEcRo YOUTHS CHOIR OF METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE cHILDRENs PROGRAM. CRUSADE FOR
CHRIST. ABOUT MONTH AGO. WAS SUPERB -
DIRECTED BY BOB cHENAuLT, WITH MRS. cHENAULT
PERFORMING MASTERFULLY WITH RELIGIOUS PIC
TuRss WHICH SHE WOULD ATTACH TO THE WALL.
ILLUSTRATING THE MESSAGES GWEN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
MET TO sHuN BIAS

The Metropolitan Opera Com
pany will no longer play to Sc
gregated audiences in the South.
Rudolf Bing. general manager
Of the company, made that clear
Tuesday in a statement 10 the
press in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF
EXCLUSIVE REALITY : ETERNAL PERFEeIIVN
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE BEING J.
AND EXPOSURE OF The MYTHS : DEVIL,
HELL, SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH. WARS,
MATTER ! ADAM-EvE. NUMEROUS CAIN.
JUDAS : "cHAsTlY FARCE" : POOLING sAuls
OF TARsus, 20 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkle,
NoN-cHRIsr SCIENTIST CLERGY !~LAYMEN.
LEADERS. MASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
May 20. 1861
Rev. Hyman App|emun

First Baptist Church
r. Meade, Florida
Dear Dr. Appeman:
The enclosed gaeys Of what will appear in next weeks
Tribune will give you very strong medicine. mainly Of
warrior angel MichaeIs divine thvnderboIts
And Of the absolute conviction that the prophet
Virgin Birth fame saiahs word is vsd speaking for
God MY Word shall profit whereto it is sent!
Your comment. pro con, is invited.
Lovingly yours, according 10 Christ Jesus 30
years return forevermore - in His one,
SANE, honest, Satan-free church, therapeutics
His Christ Scientist, Healer Of the nations, reve-
lator of the REAL! Of svpersaturated, ineorrvpf
bIe vninvadsble, omnpresent heaven and eternal
life - Genesis l:26, 81
Andrew Frvehavf Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg
Encs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
DEVILS re. TAKES PATR0LIMAN FOR "a LIFE !!
-ARTHUR e. coURDEAu JR., So.

News Sis
"HEART ATTACK" THE DEVIL SAYS
A THINKING suFFocATIoN OF THE PSYCHE
PATHIc ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY - INvoluN-
TARY SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES WHO. LIKE
THE SATAN BOUND" HEBREW RABBINATE, RE-
PUDIATE THE MEssiAHst4IP. WHICH REQUIRES
COMPLETE PURITY, sELF-ABNEGATioN REPuDiA-
TIoN OF THE DEVILS MuLTIBiLLloN
RAcKETS -
SEX ExPL CITATION - ALWAYS or THE
DEVIL!
See PATRoLNAN, Page
Evening star., 1961-04-09
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CABIN IN PINES, custom 20x30;
picture window; view. secluded;
hard road; drilled well; rec; area
See, you will want 1t. S2,45O
~ down.
Vanderbilt Estate across road from
this 40 acres, wooded in huntine
and rec. area; S2.450 cash.
CRICKENBERGER REALTY
Mt Tackson Granita T-92OQ
Evening star., 1961-04-09
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Chesapeake Bay: 2 large lots or
I'rT corner' no wide vide sandy beach, ne
.2-Breton's Bay; z acres, modern
5-bedrm. brick home, 42-ft. Twins
rm. with fireplace: 8 baths. Oil
heat, huge porches; furnished
22X44-ft. swimming pool: care.
takers home, boat house, 26-ft
Chris-Craft, 22-ft. sailboat, row
boat With cupboard motor; sandy
beach, so mi. D. C.
3-Chesapeaxe Bay: $50 acres
wide sandy beach; . modern
homes, 2 miles paved road: suit
able for development; unusual op-
4-Patuxent River: sandy beach
exclusive neighborhood: large q
story barn, suitable for conversion
TO home: gambrin roof, well con-
strucsed and in perfect condition;
$4,000: 80 mi. D. c.
o-Brick -and-stucco home over
looking Chesapeake Bay; 7-rm
ranch type: fireplace, refrigerator
electric range, washer and drier;
basement. oil heat: 2-car attached
garage; 30 mi. D. c.: S16,500.
6-5SS acres, over a mile of river
;,ront; creeks. sandy beach, l74S
prick home: 10 rms, . baths: oil
heat: wide screened brick floored
porcnes;, most attractive; fine
Darns, tenant houses, all flat
fields; 20-acre tob. allot.: suitable
Tor deVelODment
Evening star., 1961-04-09
HILLSMERE SHORES
% MILES FROM D. C.
Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River

Miles Of sandy shores, beautiful
beaches, ideal bathing. boating
fishing and grabbing. All piers
beaches and boat harbors are fol
the private use Of property own
ers.
This 81 million estate Of over SOC
acres is now being subdivided into
large lots: II you act now. you can
get a beautiful large lot on E-z
TERMS.
DIR: Out Central ave. (Rte. 2l4)
over South River Bridge to route
665; or Defense hwy. to Parole,
right at traffic light to Rte. 665,
follow our signs. All roads To
Hillsmere Shores paved.
SMITH BROS. ORGANIZATION
DEVELOPERS
Evening star., 1961-04-09
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Chesapeake Bay: new 3-bedrm.
home, modern Kitchen, ample
closet space; hot-air heat: land
scaped:. wonderful view; S15,500.
Franklin Manor, overlooking
Chesapeake Bay: 2-bedrm. mod
ern home, new, S13.5U0.
Chesapeake Bay:
. lots. improved BY attractive
6-rm. brick home. Ia baths, fire.
place; garage; In process OF re-
modelling. Owner being trans
terred: 80 mi. D. C. Asking
Creek: Q acres, water
front on both sides, near Chesa-
peake Bay; $1,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGCY. CORP.
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Md,
Phone University 7-80O6, IL no
answer, call Prince Frederick los.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE
Unusual pine-paneled cathedral
Nv. rm,; bedrms., screened porch,
moo. Kit. Call week ends or after
o pm. evenings. OIL. 4-4267.
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
EOR RENT beautiful water
front homes on deep water WITH
open view Of Chesapeake Bay; ex-
ceIlent condition; hot and cold
water. electricity; one with s rms
kit. and bath. $50 mo-: other With
8 rms, kit and bath, $40 Der mn
Apply MAPP q MAPP, Keller. Va
MODERN FURNISHED HOME IN
South River; 4 bedrms., > baths:
5v mi. from Wash. Monthly
S50O; season, $500. Annapolis
Colonial S-56S6.
S6VEREA PARK WATERFRONT-
1stoqms. tpeqqrms. turn,; pvt: lOO-ft.
257-V, Star. DO$
Evening star., 1961-04-09
CABIN IN THE SKY
$4,75O

LOG CABIN-BRAND NEW
INCLUDES land, 231-ft. deep lot IN
the deep wood" high in the sky
with q view Of grandeur over.
looking the Shenandoah Valley,
size 16x20 IT., with loft. roofed
frontal deck OF 2-inch oak plank.
ing. Logs tongue and grooved ant
bonded, built to last 100 years
Exterior sealed and vanished
beautiful thing to behold, InterioI
light and airy, with large picturi
window, stone fireplace, runninI
spring water to sink. etc, Hai
modern gas lights" More 10,
your money than many costini
double, Purchaser must submit
SKYLAND ESTATES
. LINDEN, VIRGINIA
tHte. Do, b MI. Before Front Royal
Evening star., 1961-04-09

SOME OF THE FINEST cropland
in all Virginia. 100 acres on the
Rappahannock River. 1,500 #.
Of river frontage. Excellent CO.
lonial-type home Of 2 rooms, 2
halls and 2 baths; swimming pool,
farm equipment. All for $50, 900
with good financing il needed.
81 acres: trailer and good out
bldgs., 10 miles east Of Fred
ericksburg, Va. Priced to sell for
S5,950 with terms. Gladly shown
by calling Ruby Hawkins, PATES
INSURANCE & REALTY, REAL
TORS, 30l William ST., Fred
ericksburg Va. Essex 3-6221,
Evening star., 1961-04-09
CRUMPTON ! /

REALTOR
Your Choice Waterfront Specialisi
Deale. Md, UN. 7-208I
396 ACRES-40O,OOO feet Of pinI
saw timber. approx. 2 miles water.
'front.'. A natural for development
S$5o,oOO. w. c. RICE. Broker
Warsaw. Va. ED. $4,000.
@;BEDR0OM COTTAGE on doubiI
iot' DareS Beach, Md: S6,795
Many other properties available Al
VARIOUS Calvert County beaches
OWlNGS d. OWINGS, Prince Fred.
erick 277 or 57-R.
l=2 FINE HOMES on Patuxeni
River. Water front home, 3 bed.
rms, tiled bath on End II, 8 rms,
bath 1St Il. Rear house rents S8G
per per mo mo; Pvt. pier: 275-ft. front;
$3.50 A.: on Patuxent; $3.50 pe,
acre: $4,000 per yr. income.
3@ooTAVERN-LIQ. Slots, Z day wk
5G3iit. p1.St. from Patuxent River
500 A.: q mi. on Petuxant.
terrific for country club.
a; l fld. from Patuxent.
onp2 LEVEL farms, 5 min. from
7-2-sToRY home: l A. on patux.
ent' Wei, sewer, cleo, etc. $4,000
MIKE GORDON REALTY
Dial, 3Ol-AL. 7-o5O3
Evening star., 1961-04-09
TRUST NOTES WANTED

I'd TRUST. pay up to S0et: money
same day. c. H. PATTEN.
D1: 7-2704 CHI. s-s743
2ND TRUST NOTES, new Maryland
properties. Box 44-V, Star.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
a ABSOLUTELY

Like new. This masonry rambler
most tastefully decorated has Nv.
Im;. 6eSrmS;; ;;;,, kit; Nv with csTnaTt' Gln1ns
auto. oil heat. on large lot in
Deale with water privileges. Only
>SlO,950. $3.50 dn., bal. like rent.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MATURE COUPLE, desires to rent
Z-oeoroom, furnished cottage, air
eond. u possible. between ocean
Ivy Mo; and Indian River for
the month Of July. HE. 4-nsa1
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ATTRACTIVE

Yr.-rd. 3-bedrm. home w|b.bh.-w.
heat; .liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath
encl. porches; Gear garage W.
heated laundry; waterfront privils
incl: excel financing aHailable.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO 1853; Iike-new cond =.
under $4,000 mi: light blue; tom
neau cover included. JU. 9-66l5.
ALTA ROMEO, 100 Spyder Veloce:
low mi, Blaupunkt radio, many
extras; never raced: pvt. owner
S2,795. DE. 2-157S.
ALTA ROMEO, 81; coupe, 4-pass., :,
30 m.p.g.; S1.450, ia. 2-2569.
ALTA ROMEO, '57 spyder rdstr. =;
sacrifice, Sl,250. LITTLE CARS,
LTD, FE. S-337S.
ANGLIA, '55, needs minor repair,
running cond., Va. inspection, i25;
Sunday after z or weekdays, DU.
6-6259.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BEAUTIFUL
WOODED
ESTATES
$3.50 to $3.50 Per Acre

$3.50 to $3.50 Per Acre
Owners of this exclusive develop.
ment makes this outstandine
oiier. Values that can double
your investment in this desirable
property, graded roads, electricity
high elevations with magnificent
views, secluded, protected con.
servation area in nearby virginia
ABOUT l hour drive from Wash.
lngton over the new express high.
way now being constructed. Thi,
Is an opportunity value never te
pc equaled to own your oyn
mountain retreat in a develop.
ment chosen by owners who bull
distinctive vacation homes. FLEXIBLE
terms or special cash considera.
April 20. pfREcTT1Ieo5NSss: Rteo Rfato0s{ y
TO Gainesville. Va, right Of
Rte. ,55 27 miles to sign Ap.
palachian Lookout. left 3 mile
TO office for maps and plats, Ewes
phone WE. S-2746 for special an
pointments. ~
Evening star., 1961-04-09
TTIIlCt FTeuerIcK, NC
Phone PA and 48S
CHOICE LISTINGS

OG1OEOI 1I1kJ : I1VUD
J. New, 3 bedrms., huge liv. rm.,
sfirepl., baths. patio, big kit,
util. rm.: S14,950.
p. Excel; loc., spac. home, 3 bed
T.e T%s ,I NV 5m Ss1Sitifsl ~ saps e. b6sS SiE
3. Brick home spread over huge
lot, 3 bedrms., 3 baths. guest
apt: gear garage: in excel. COM
munity; S29.5OO.
4. Waterfront brick rambler with
pier and 2 boats. Immediate poss.
S14,9b0. terms.
B. New 'bay-front rambler; carport;
your own sand beach in exclusive
community. not. completely fin
isbed; Sl2,950.
g.; 9 bedrmE., Ice. lot, year-round:
SS.gSQ;u a.. -,,,
Evening star., 1961-04-09
CADILLAC go

Sedan De Vile, fully powered, IN
carefully driven since new by COM
pany president; beautiful white
finish with blue interior, truly
superb in every detail. must see
and drive to appreciate.
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