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Evening star., 1961-11-04
Silver Hill
Tract Sold

Dubladenhill. Inc, has sold
a l7-acre tract of ground at
Silver Hill road and Mary
land Route 4, Prince Georges
County, to United Properties,
Inc.
Announcement of the sale
was made by Robinson Land
Brokers. Inc. through office
the transaction was handled
by Daniel Melnick and A.
Philip Brodsky.
The new owners plan to
construct 400 apartment units
on the site, the announce
ment said.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

Springfield section Of Mont
gomery County.
Mr.. Naham. often kidded
by his fellow builders for his
habit of roaming around his
projects until his large
brogans are covered with
mud, just recently completed
the 350-home English Manor
community out Georgia ave-
nue. past Wheaton. He also
is noted for being one of the
few building firm presidents
who always takes his office
Evening star., 1961-11-04

Sidney big Sid Naham.
a, builder who isn't afraid TO
get his shoes dirty, is the
latest of his craft to under
take a prestige Forecast
Home" community sponsored
by the Washington Gas
Light Co.
Big Sid has unveiled his
Eastbourne development with
six models. four of them
furnished for viewing. on
streets lighted by old-fash-
ioned gas lamps in the East
Evening star., 1961-11-04

on. They are more economi-
cal. because they can be made
without the added packaging
expense of the aerosol dis
penser. Some people prefer
the liquid form for easier
penetration into corners of
deep-piled materials.
All in all, there are so
many cases where these fab
ric colors can perform mag
nificently. and. save consid-
erable money, too. that I sin
cerely and enthusiastically
believe you'll find them very
well worth your trying next
time the redecorating bug
comes after you.
BIottins Poper Test
Related item: Have you
ever had the Illustration of a
finished wall turning out sew
Evening star., 1961-11-04
Spray Problems Away
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

Now and then, everybody
gets bitten by the redeeorat-
ing bug.
Almost invariably. the re-
suits are interesting, fire.
quently handsome. They can
also be expensive, though not
necessarily - depends on the
severity Of the "bite."
The cure" usually in
cludes varying sized pur-
chases Of paint, wallpaper,
floor covering. securing pow
ders. also a supply of lima
ment to ease Papa's aching
back. acquired when Juggling
furniture around to see how
it looks somewhere else.
There's no denying that
how furniture looks is deep
and basic in any room deco
rating. And the bigger the
piece of furniture, the more
important it becomes in the
overall plan. An diversified.
overstuffed sofa, for example.
just has to harmonic with
walls, floors and draperies.
Not so long ago, you'd be
in trouble if such a sofa
clashed with the new color
scheme.or, you'd be in for
the expense Of having it re-
covered.
Happily, this isn't the case
any longer, thanks to the
engineers who developed the
fabric spray you can get
nowadays in so many super
markets, hardware, house
wares and paint stores.
While these sprays haven't
by any means caused profess
sional upholsterers to close
up shop, they have become
immensely helpful to many
home owners bitten by the
redecorating bug.
Evening star., 1961-11-04
Any Material

These fabric sprays do an
excellent coloring job on just
about any kind of material.
For example, If you want to
brighten a faded upholstered
sofa, you simply clean it
thoroughly, then spray it.
Nothing more than that.
Example; I inherited a
comfortable, squashy chair,
wonderful for reading or
snoozing. It's in a fine, solid
condition. But the corduroy
covering was a slightly hide
Gus shade of golden-oak
brown.
So Hope, my handy lady
around the house, gave it a
couple of spray treatments
with scarlet, and the result
is a lovely sort of cherry-rust
color, which we both like very
much.
While we we're at it, we
treated a hooked rug which
Hopes mother had mao e
quite a few years ago. 1t
had faded to a nondescript
nothing" color, but after a
spraying with a shade OF
lemon-green, 1t was snapped
back into very handsome
bit of floor decor.
Some Limitations
Now, while these fabric
sprays are often wonderful
solutions of many decorating
problems for upholstery and
drapery, they do have some
reasonable limitations.
They won't turn a dark
colored fabric a lighter
shade; they can put on a
bright, clean color Of the
same value, or they can
make the fabric darker. And
if there's a very prominent
contrasting design, even sew
eral treatments may not dis
guise it completely.
Furthermore, you S h ould
consult the dealer if you're in
doubt about which shade OF
the spray will transfer the
present color on the fabric
into the new color you want.
Some of these fabric color
ings are also made in liquid
form, which you can bruch
Evening star., 1961-12-13

p e and Virginia Store: ony'Meyend virsinia
2 Store, ony-ceTtoin items pUs 1929 tox Right reserved
higher in our Virginia store due to Wsrino cisor Tox
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Our Past This Week

October 8, 1922 - Prof. J. T.
Jones, theologian-teacher at Vir.
ginia Union university, died.
October 9, 1871 - Start Of the
great fire Of Chicago, which lasted
8 days and caused a loss Of $780,.
900, 900.
October 10, 1855 - The us
Supreme Court ordered the Univ
ersity Of Alabama to admit Auth
crime Lucy and Polly Myers, who
had been denied entrance to the
university in 1852 because they
were Negroes.
October II, 1882 - r. Nathaniel
Dett, teacher and composer Of
Listen to the Lambs" was born
in Canada.
October II, 1892 - Pietro Alon-
20. I'll MICRO" Cthe Negro), was
one Of the pilots on Columbus
voyage to America.
October IL - Day Of African
Atonement.
October 10, 1853 - War De-
partment ordered enlistment Of
Negroes for Civil War service.
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Africa At A Glance
AFRICAN HOsTEssEs

Salisbury lamp Nyasalands
arIne-he beginning
applicants ueney
main African chyanja Bebaneaness of
and attracvene Successful graduates win the
"Skybus" linking
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES
CANP) designated
the period during which nauguatng the University
Of Ghana win be held Formal Inauguration Of the university which
until Oct University College Ghana
who chancellor Of the university win conduct the
PLASTIC MONEY
CANP)- plastic coins produced by
Royal Mint stand the gait it be that plastic win the
vogue money replacing According
making the plastic coins q
minting denomination
80
PROHIBITION FOR INDIA
New Delhi tANP) presently
ing the feasibility OF embarng prohibition era" April
recommended Minister
prohibited after that date However this
that the ban not India
with Illicit liquor Seakeasies PrOh
ton Era from 1917 to 1887
NEW STAMP ISSUE
Abdjan Ivory Coast (AN)-A postage stamps
depicting Ivory placed sptsm-
Der so The in denominations Of
SINGLE TEIEVISIoN SERVICE
Lagos CANPThe Federation may a
vision service operation April 1851 to the entire country
Plans already underway construct suitable home the t
building
expected to be completed before April /.
TUBEIAN BY BOAT TO
CANP)-Presdent v. Tubman accompanied
his party
the Ethiopia remaining encourage
travelled by plane.
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IN 1913, ne spent I'VE years IN
England as curate Of Grappenhall,
Chesire.
THE SENEGALESE National
Assembly passed a bill to set up a
high court of justice which would
be able to try any members Of the
government who committed often
ses in the course Of their duties or
who plotted against government
interests in two other independent
African states, Liberia and Ghana,
where recent strikes have taken
place.
NINE AFRICAN engineering as
aistants from the Ministry of Works
in Kenya have been sent to the
United Kingdom to study civil en-
cheering under the Kenya govern
ments localization and training
program. The students, all of
whom have served in the ministry
for more than five years, hold
diplomas obtained at the Kampala
School of Building and Civil Engin-
eering. The nine men will study at
British universities and colleges to
become professional chartered
civil engineers.
SOME 5000 school children in
II government and mission schools
in Salisbury and Bulawayo, South
ern Rhodesia, have begun lessons
by television. Experimental school
programs are televised two morn.
ings a week . The firm Of Rich.
ard Costain is building township
near LusalGa in Northern RhOdesis
for Africans who wish to buy theil
own homes at q rate Of repayment
within their capacity. Ninety pei
cent mortgage loans are envisageC
at six per cent interest repayabl'
over rs years. The Northern Rhod
esia government will guarantee thu
loans. The firm is building sampl'
show houses Of varying prices W
to about 1900 dollars.
THE NIGERIAN Internationa
Trade Fair will be held in Lago,
from October 81 to November Is
1862, on the site Of the 1860 Nj
gerian Exhibition, on Victoria Is
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STATEMENT REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF AUGUST -, 1919, As
AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF
MARCH 3, 1888, JULY 2. 1048
AND JUNE II, 1900 GA STAT.
2OS) SHOWING THE OWNER
CULATION OF
Minneapolis Spokesman published
weekly at Minneapolis, Minnesota
for October 1, 1861.
/. The names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor,
Publisher, Cecil r. Newman, 3744
Fourth Ave. So.
Editor, Cecil Il. Newman, 3744
Fourth Ave. So.
Managing editor, None
Busintss manager, None
2. The owner Is: OF owned by a
corporation, its name and address
must be stated and also Immediately
Hereunder the names and addresses
of stock holders owning or holding
1 percent or more of total amount
OF stock. II not owned by a corpora
the individual owners must be given.
II owned by a partnership or other
unincorporated firm, its name and
address, as well as that Of each in
dividual member, must be given.)
Spokesman & Recorder Pub. Co. Inc,
S144 EOurth ave. %:
Cecil 2. Newman. a744 Fourth Ave
De veIma Newman. 1929 Second
Curtis c. chivers, S7H Fourth Ave.
Oscar H. Newman. S744 Fourth Ave.
3. The known bondhoIders, mort
gagees, and other security holders
owning or holding 1 percent or more
OF total amount OF bonds, MORTGAGES.
or other securities are: OF there
are none, 30 state.)
4 Paragraphs . and 3 include. in
cases where the stockholder or sec
urity holder appears upon the books
OF the company as trustee or In any
other fiduciary relation, the name
Of the person or corporation Tor
the statements in the two para
SraphS show the affiangB full
knowledge and belief as to the cir
cumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon the
books Of the company as trustees,
hold stock and securities in n cap
aclty other than that Of bona fide
n The average number OF copies
OF each Issue OF this publication sold
or distributed, through the malls or
|otherwise, TO paid Subscribers dur
ing the ~ months precedlng the
date shown above was: (This In
formation r. required by the act Of
June III, 1850 20 be included In all
statements regardless OF frequency
OF lasue.) 1914.
cecil II. Newman, Editor
sworn 70 and subscribed before
me this srd day OF October, 1851.
(sEAL)
Thomas J. johnson
INV Commission expires Oct -.
i''i tspokosman, oct. Is. 1861
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LENNY MOORE HoNoRED
as PlAYER-1E.NNEEIE

New York (ANP) = Lenny
Moore, fleet-footed halfback Of the
Baltimore Colts, whose touchdown
spree helped to lead his team to
victory over the Minnesota Vikings
recently, was honored as the play
er-of-the-weelC on the "Pro Foot
ball Kickoff sports program. Sum
day (oct 81, on the CHS Tele-
vision Network
In addition to saluting Moore as
the top player-of-the-weelx, the
program, a weekly sports special,
featured video tape Of Lenny's
four touchdowns. Highlights of
other games were also shown on
the program.
Moore grabbed three touchdown
passes and ran for a fourth score
to lead his team to a 1888 victory
over the Vikings on Oct. /.
The program is presented each
Sunday prior to the National Foot
BAH League afternoon contests.
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out that Southern Rhodesia, unlike
its other East African counter
parts, does not have a strong Az
rican nationalist political move
ment. This, however, is not the
will Of Africans in the country and
IL subject to change.
THE UNITED NATIONS Cor
respondents association announced
that 1t win establish a $4,000 dol
lar scholarship fund in memory of
the late Secretary-General Dag
Hammarskjold Journalists win be
brought from the less developed
nations Of the world for a years
study at the UN and Columbia
University in New York city.
Columbia Is cooperating with the
association on the project.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-13
COZ GETS TIE COURSE
or TaE SEVEN cRoWsl"

Indio. Calf. CAMP - Patrol
man c. L. Evans Is more or less
accustomed to complaints and
threats from disgruntled motorists
given tickets by him for various
attractions Of traffic laws. But
last week he got one that topped
them all.
1t was a postcard, signed q"
which stated: "You must be proud
Of giving tickets especially e
people who can't afford them
Therefore, I invoke the curse Of
the seven crows upon you and your
family!"
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land, according to the Federal
Ministry of Commerce and Indus
try. The fair Is sponsored by the
Federal Government and is organ
lied by the Federal Ministry Of
Commerce and Industry. The ex-
position, which has as its theme
Nigeria Trades with the World, {"
win be the first big international
trade fair ever held anywhere in
tropical Africa. It win cover an
area OF more than so acres and at
least 10000 visitors, including
businessmen from every continent
in the world, are expected to at
tend. The value Of the exhibits has
been estimated at about IA million
dollars, The fair will be on the
same scale as the long established
international trade fairs in Asia,
Europe and the United States. II
seeks to estimate Nigerian trade
and commerce and to provide new
opportunities for Nigerian bus
inessmen to buy, and sell through
out the world. The fair also aims
at providing a market for the pro-
ducts Of the developing countries
Of Africa, and for the goods which
the industrially developed countries
wish to sell to them. So far, "A
countries have accepted the Fed.
eral Governments invitation 70
take part. These are Belgium, Bull.
garia, Canada, Czechoslaval1ia, Ca.
bon, Gambia, Ghana, Germany
India, Israel, Ivory Coast, Japan
Lebanon, Liberia, PalCistan, Poland
Netherlands, Niger, Rhodesia, Ru.
mania, Tanganyixa, Sierra Leone
United Kingdom and the United
States.
NATIONALIST LEADERS Of
Nyasaland, Tanganyila, Northern
Rhodesia and Kenya will meet ir
Dar-es-Salaam Oct. IA, to discuss
a proposed confederation. Southern
Rhodesia, dominated on the polit
ical scene by white settlers, MAJ
attend the conference in the capaci
ty Of an observer. Observers poini
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telling them what lGaizie had
done.
For several weeks Maizie was
urged to come out to her friends
homes and different ones talked
with her but finally one couple
went to Maizie's home and talked
with her and her husband. They
told Maizie she was too nice a
person to go on until one day she
would find herself behind bars.
They told her she needed to see
pysychiatrist. At first she and
her husband were shocked at the
idea but soon they were convinced
that she needed help and 30 the
next day she was taken to see the
doctor.
She said she would take the
money without realizing it and
then she was too ashamed to ten
it. They have paid back every dol
lar she took from her friends.
None Of them hold it against her
except Bessie. She still feels like
Maizie should be put in her place
and she doesn't think that place Is
In her friends homes, but the ma
jority rules, -
Friends in Sandstone have prov
en- their true friendship for Maize.
They have proven the adage, to
have friends, you must first be
friendly. Maizie really m d e
friends and did all she could to
prove her friendship and now when
she needs friends, they are stand
ing by her. ~
Bessie's heart Is melting. She
told a friend the other day, you
can't Just give up a good friend
overnight, can your"
Others are still taking sides, for
and against. But her friends are
practicing the Golden Rule.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-13
CHUBBY CHECKER ON TOUR

Chicago (ANP) - Chubby
Checker, famous rock n roll sing.
er and pOpularizer Of such fancy
step tunes as the Watuh and
Twist, is booked SOlidly in the East
and Midwest where he is on toul
as one Of the headliners on Dicll
Clark Caravan Of Stars show.
The show draws large audiences
wherever 1t appears.
Besides Checker and Clark
others in the encourage include
The ShireIles, The 1--WE Five
''Frogman" Henry, Paul Anlxa and
Linda Scott. They dance and sing
to the music Of the Caravan Of
Stars orchestra.
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MaiZie is one Of those rare
women who have q lovely, kind,
disposition. She came to the small
town Of Sandstone, q bride. From
the first time the group" met
her until today, many years later,
she won q place In their hearts by
her sunny disposition
She is and has never been too
busy to help cheer up q shut-in.
II she could not do a good
deed every day she felt that day
lost. She has always been 30 kind
and thoughtful of others. She win
go out OF her way to see that a
lonely person gets home. Her car
Is always fun because she looks
to see that every one has a way
to get home before she pulls out.
She is always a willing worker
If any of her clubs or her church
club needs held. Her ready smile
is contagious and she has a group
around her wherever she goes.
Then, after many years, out of
clear sky, the whispering cam
paign started. First, a group. on
short shopping trip, stayed over
night In a hotel and one Of them
missed some money from her
purse. Only a few knew about this.
Later, (several months) during a
rehearsal for a style show, two
Of the models said money had been
taken from their purses. No one
knew who took the money but
after that friends watched their
pocket books.
A year later, when the incidents
had been all but forgotten a friend
called several Of the group to tell
them that Maizie had taken near
ly $50 from her purse. No one had
been In her house that morning
except Maize and after Make
had gone she discovered the loss
when she opened her purse to pay
her miIl1man's bill.
She told the group that she
called MaiZie at once and told her
about the money. Maize said she
knew nothing about it but when
Bessie told her she was going to
have an F.BI agent come out
Maizie told her she would be over
She gave Bessie the money but
still said she didn't take 1t.
Bessie was so angry she told
her she was going to tell all Of
their friends about her and she
really did!
The strangest thing happened
All Of their friends asked Bessie tc
stop telling it because they al
loved Maizie and they said they
wanted to see what they could dc
for her.
Bessie kept on calling friends
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"And He's Expected

To ReeoVePl'
Kiel, Germany CAMP - Local
police last week checked on the
condition of an injured motorcycle
rider in a Kiel hospital and were
surprised to learn he is expected
to recover.
The rider suffered serious In
juries when he coIlided with a
truck in a suburb - at high speed;
the ambulance taking him to the
city collided with a street car; a
second ambulance that picked him
up - collided with another street
car, but the last ambulance called
managed to make it to the hos
pital! .b
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"I2 Mon3hS-And Six
Cuts With a cnnaII'


Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia
(ANP) - A native African pris-
Oner, known only as Stanley, re-
ceived a stiff court sentence here
last week. Stanley was convicted
of stealing a number of articles
from a local store, and after his
conviction the loot was stored in
the exhibits room of the Magis.
trate's Court.
But Stanley made a big mistake
Police said that while he was Out
on bail, he broke into the court
room and set fire to all the evid,
ence! Stanley was detected and
low in spirits when he heard the
magistrate pronounce sentence: Il
months in gaol GAM and six cuts
with a cane!
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Attraction A. Reds
cIlneh pomnums-Tio, Title
Chicago CAMP Outfielder
Frank Robinson was the center Of
attraction in a clubhouse celebra-
ton with teammates when the Gin
cinnati Reds first clinched a tie
for the National League by defeat
ing the Chicago Cubs, 6-S, IN q
game here last week. Then later
clinched the pennant title when
the second-place Los Angeles
Dodgers bowed to the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 80.
Robinson. who hit a home run IN
the victory, poured beer and soft
drink over the head Of pinchhitter
Jerry Lynch, who also hit a homer,
and took part in other traditional
pennant-clinching high jinxs.
Also joining in the celebration
was centerfielder Vada Pinson.
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CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS NAME
DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS NAME
DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF HENTEPIN
/, the undersigned, hereby certify
that / am the person who conducts
and transacts a commercial business
at the village of New Hope in the
County of Hennepin, State of Min
nesota, under the name and style of
Polestar Kennels that the full and
true individual name of each and
every person who Is in anyway In
terested in said business under said
name, together with the post office
address OF each Of them is as fol-
lows, to-wit:
w. ]. Corrick. $500 3sth Avenue
North, Robbinsdale %, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF HENTEPN
w, ]. Corrick
ON this goth day of September,
1851, before me personally appeared
w. j. Corrick to me known to be
the person who, made and signed the
foregoing certificate, and acknowl-
edged that he executed the same as
Ibis own free act and deed.
Janet Wash, Notary Public
lHennepin County, MINI.
| Ny commission expires June H. 1908
spokesman, Oct. n lS)
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Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

SIERRA LE0NIAN, Ven Moses Nathaniel Christopher
Omba Scott has been named bishop the Church England
in West Africa with the approval of the archbishop Canter
bury An African Bishop Scott has served archdeacon
Bonhe and Bo in the Diocese of Sierra Leone He
by the episcopal synod of the church of the Province of
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FOrgUsOn's Injury
a Blow To lowe


a Blow To lowe
Iowa city, Iowa CAMP - The
University Of Iowa, a strong fav-
orite to win this years Big Ten
title, suffered a major blow when
its fleet halfback and star all
arounder Larry Ferguson suffered
a strained knee ligamcnt in the
Hawkeyes' win over California
Saturday (sept SO) and was side
lined for about three weeks.
Ferguson Is considered Iowa's
top player, exceIling both on Of
Tense and defense.
He was injured in the first
quarter OF the game, as the Hawk
eyes defeated California, 2s-7.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-13
She Wore BlIGinis
A. A Mudisf c0mpI

Az y NUUI8t GuEuEJt
Levant, France (ANP) - Rita
Renoir, famed Paris strip-tease
queen, last week was given per-
mission to wear clothes in the
nudist colony here after members
complained she wore bilSinis on
the nudist camps bathing beach.
Flashing her famous smile, the
shapely Rita said: When I'm on
vacation, I'm modest. never ex-
pected to get into trouble for wear
ing too many clothesI