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Evening star., 1961-03-23

ARL, N, C. c. Area a.-Brk. Colo
nial. 3 bedrms., hY. rm., sep. din.
rm.. full hsmt,, scr. porch; James
town Elem, williamsburg Jr. HI,
Yorktown High School area. Price,
S20,500. 81 200 dn. FLA financing |
to qualified purchaser; Shown By
aREnN GRE GRHg eo, ReaifST ia 41sSS 4-fs0G
ARL. AREA SPECIAL
On . level wooded lot 1856 It. deep
we have Q charming. 2-bath. s.
bedrm. and rec. rm. home that's
an exceptional buy! Master. bed
rm. Is 1sx1S with . pvt. bath and
open deck balcony. FHA. deal will
incl. range. refgr.. disp.. dish
washer St, windows; washer and
ment there's . big shaded side
porch. Owner is trans. and the
home. really sparkles. Our very |
best buy at S1T,950.
IA. 7-6525
WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO.. INC.
ARLNGTON-S2, 600 down, maybe
Charming Cape Cod with 2 bed
rooms and bath on LIST floor; large
on Ind floor. Garage; screened
lot 82x167 with fruit and shade
trees. Excellent neighborhood near
18th and Glebe: convenient to all
schools, stores and tranSporta-
ton: S16,eS0, Mr.. Schubert. SO.
fNc. sSt9Sfi Resltorsi EaANx "a. s.sdissi dissl--iFs'
ARMY-NAvY COUNTY, CLUE
First Time Offered
True Coionial red brick house with
excel. details, center hall. list:
floor liv, rm., din. rm., screened
floor. bedrms.. 2 baths. base
msnt' = tso5 bath; sa5EaEs; ;;,. pig g; trees; s1,
% Ride: ScSDvsSiSSt TS, Convenient 70 PentaEon.
Navy: schools and shops. Elk
Gag. e. SSEI.Ss4 q kE'lPTON, 4. EEstTSsss sst!sTsSss
ATTN: 4 BEDROOMS
And . baths, all on ! floor: also
large living room with fireplace
room ran with Corner dish cabinet: full
basement with fireplace and
ground-leyel entrance to A-acre
yard. All Of this makes COM
Portable country home for indoor
outdoor living. Located in nice
community near Fairfax Town.
Priced at S21.500. Call 80
United Rlty., CIR. 3-2484
Tih s. Srdf d1c5 caD. s1H cod Pc
huge expandsble 5nd floor. Has
3 bedrms. on the Ist floor and q
living rm. with fierplace, dining
area and equipped kitchen. Located
near q Corners. on o lovely, level
wooded lot. ASKING $4,000 AND
TAKE OVER A Sl1,250 GI LOAN
WITH MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF
$50: 40. To inspect phone IA. e.
'0'O FLoRANcE REALTY
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
BETTER THAN NEW-Lovely all
brick rambler with charm galore,
and many extras. Close-in North
Arlington. huge living room with
fireplace, separate formal dining
room. all equipped kitchen with
breakfast nook, screened porch.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Il in master
bedroom), central air condition.
ing. beautiful rec, room and "a
bath. garage, low sos. ATLAS OF
ARLIsNG5ToN. ia. 6-166o; ewes.
eSSAN 10 - =
BETTER:THAN-NEW and take over
huge FLA low.payment 30-year
loan on this immaculate 6-mo.-
old brick rambler on q nice level
lot with all city conveniences.
E, Eitchsn r bsalns En Ifsp,5es snd large % car car
port. ASKING $4,000. WITH
CASH PAYMENT; OPEN TO NE
COLLATION.. Existing loan pay
ments only S113 mo. Phone IA.
FLoRANcE REALTY
1917 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
BE SMART, SEE THIS = white
brick 3-bedrm. rambler. Ia baths,
modern kitchen. caTport, patio.
Tall.to-yall CARPET; A dream
high GI 41aes trust may be IS.
sumed. Call for appt: TO see.
BOB RlNER
REAL ESTATE SALES
| E1-OAOf
Evening star., 1961-03-23
nECATIIR HTS

Unique features in this all.
brick, 3-bedrm, home are:
an auxiliary sleeping unit,
hot-water heat. firepl., sep.
din. rm.s paneled den, built.
in garage, plus other extras,
q highly desirable and conv.
area; $500 dn. FLA should
handle.
Evening star., 1961-03-23

N I;.I Lux BRTCK honeymoon RAM
iI,. XII s'sl e. rScSs, sss1l'0Eias RSasA 'iis y
oSSi o@SSpss cslip sdlipTR n, va; 4 itssi q ss55SS s5SSi-
WRoBEET 9. DAVIS a CO.. NC.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
HYATTSVTTJE

Veterans. the low cost Of
spaciousness viii amaze you
in this immaculate 4-bed-
rm. home; choice location
that is handy to all cows,
huge mod. kit, din. rm.,
bsmt., fenced lot plus many
other extras and only
Sl6,1oO.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
ARNfY-NAvY COUNTY, CLUE
nir.t ,I.in,s fnff.r.A

FIRST Time Offered
True Colonial red brick house with
excel. details, center hall. lst:
floor liy. nm, din. rm., screened
porch, kit.,. morning rm.; End
floor, 3, bedrns.. 2 baths. base
Isn msnt' ESsn;bsso5 SSsa sSsass i,t pig sS,f All
Ridge I'd !, convenient 70 Pentagon,
Navy. schools and shops. Elk
eRzSeaE Sa 4, KEMPToN, REAITIoSEs IISSs ;
Evening star., 1961-03-23
WILLIAMSBURG AREA

Handsome brick semidetached
kitchen with eating space; full
basement. Easy access to down.
town Washington or Springfield
Lovely patio with awnings. Good
41aec assumption and all for only
S16,050. Call days, WE. S-6700;
eves., HU. 1929.
RHR
Evening star., 1961-03-23

c0TNTRY CLUE AREA--This brick
ranihlef has eye appeal inside and
n,,f Iivire room with manteled
= Wpenfsce and bookcase, sEPA-
nATF dining room, wel-equipped
fsfchen with BREAKFAST SPACE;
4In' weli.arranged bedrooms. full
syyf,chf basement with outside
K eeniyanee. Additional corner lot
csn eieo be acquired. Area Of we'll.
Sset 4hrick homes. FIRST. TINE
nttERED. S16,0b0. EXCLUSIVE with
S6wFRs BROS, AP. 7-S400.
C0fTNTRY LIVING, nr. Space Agcy.
srd NgA. A.--Modern brick rancher
On I-acre lot; spacious hv. rm
with raiSed hearth. firepL' sep. din
rm4 4 Big bedrns., bath oil mas
Ter. ~ luxe KIT. with built-in ap-
pliances: full bsnnt.; si1any extras
patio awnings; QUICK possession
full nyice. S12, 800. =. C. HILLEY
Seo', Reaitors. AP. 7-7200.
y Z. LINE, N. n. AvE.-5-rm. brk
STlooniaI with full bsmt.; vacant
fnaA IA .approved: $500 down; Ask
5.7sS1e,50O. BEERS BROS 10
uaea--=--A4
Evening star., 1961-03-23
BRICK RAMBLER on LARGE LOT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rancher
with twin-size bedrmS., sep. din.
En,i, and md saSip p1;iS:a EiE: S;mt; With With
storage area; level lot. walk to
al convenienees. IT'S . good buy
at S13,9b0.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE!
Daylight basement, in this FHA
and GI approved brand-new. RAM
bier. featuring 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
area, wHsFHNcHosE Islnf T lsTgs EsufpPEp5 diPin5
KITCHEN, carport. Move right
inl S2O,5OO. r. W. BERENS.
Realthor, Alexandria Office, SO.
Evening star., 1961-03-23

WooDLAwN-Near schools, bus and
shopping. Most desirable location
and 9 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
fun bstnt.. ground level exit, half
bath in rec. TIn.. beautiful lot. Off
street parking for 2, and patio,
hot-water heat. Must see to ap-
preciate at $4,000. Best Of terms.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ACTIVE PARTNER wanted for es-
tablished moving and storage busi-
ness. EXp. not required; however
aggressive person desired. Small
cash investment. Box 1907, Star.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09
TTAI LIST OF REAL PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT
 (First of Several Lists to Be Forecosed Upon)

A. GIL 10, sIA le4o, and pursuant to the decision of the US. Supreme Court in Territory of Alaska vs. American Can Co, ct ai 358 US PA, L. ed 2d 257 d959) More foreclosure lists will follow. AFTER FORE CLOSURE THERE WILL BE NO EXCAVATIONS. SEC. 42, CHI. 10, SLA d949 UNLIKE THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT, PROVIDES FOR NO REDENdP- TTONS AFTER JUDGEMENT A list of all property tax liens outstanding in the Second Judicial District State of Alaska may be reviewed at t the Clerk Of the Court. Superior Court Second Judicial District Nome State of Alaska; CD the Second District Land Office of the Bureau of Land Management Department of Interior Fairbanks, Alaska; (3 Division of Lands 344 9th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska and f4) the De- parnent of Revenue Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

IN THE MATTER OF FORECLOSURE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIENS BY THE STATE OF ALASKA PURSUANT TO SEC. 42, CHI. 10 SLA 1949, ALASKA PROPERTY TAX ACT, LIST or REAL AND PERSONAL PROP ERTY SUBJECT TO PROPERTY TAX LIENS FOR YEARS 1s4s THROUGH 1852.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

Attorney General of Alaska filed in the office the Clerk of the Superior Court for the Second Ju
 dical District within eighty 80) days from the date of first publication of this list In the of failure to redeem by the paying of owing in the event of failure to file by any person having the right file answer such person shall be in default
 list of property subject to property tax liens The State will take judgment and possession of all parcels listed the list with respect to which has been filed
 The following the first of several lists of real and personal property tax liens which will be foreclosed upon in the Second Judicial District pursuant to Sec
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

Pat 525l2z, uSndS l114 su MfCa Last Chance Placer; Pat 100o206, uSNdS l8la f8s sdICs} Hope No. I, 2, 3, & 4 Pat lO2091e, UsadS 1295 $ MxCso Elks Placer TsfgeE Fraction, Bisby Placer, Gold Hill Bench & Kirby Bench; Pat 1020916, gSSMS 1295: Dora Assoc e M/Cs). Sea View @ M/Cs) Lillian Placer 6 AG/CO Happy Thought 6 MfCs); EDGE 6 M/CD; Pat 780722 USMS 1907: Por- tion of Fannie Tract No. 0 MiC), Portion of Fannie Tract No. ? q MhC9; Pat 774836 USMS 1916: Wide Awake Assoc q M/C) Pat 783747, USA6S 1915, P1utus Assoc q MO; Pat 934868, USMS 1257, Fznmestead Bench q nd/C) No. Cum ningham M/Cl, Ma9sie B Fr q M/Cl, Louise Teach q hAfC1. Emma Wedee q A6/C) & Aksala Bench q MIC).
 Crk txib of Cripp1e Crk; Rodney Crk trib o1 Crpple Cxk Venefia Crk, trih of Eldorado River, on KI6cfado Riv, Arizona Crk, trib of Kouearok Fsiv, on Kot1enxtk Riv.
 Gas ct. shovel, drills pipes. aozzs;ss, stc
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

uppat MlCs N. | throush below JunctipnC Claim
 on O5b6fn Crk; Junetion Clsim on junction of Claim; BoAlte am Clolii .dj thes June ten fki rarip Clam; J5szlk ln aas2 2 on Bontt& A1lp1st I E 2 ca Ronitp; Gertz tzyde Asm .pp L1A q Bohiti; khe Eleano Td Mend of A{lxust NO. 1.2 The But Ind Gf6s1pEcn Ida EGulch, txib q Ro9ifa. oo f lto(el of IT elaims,. Cabin lzxl6,
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

Every person having any right, title or interest in or lien upon any parcel described in the list of property subject property tax liens appearing below may have parcel stricken from the lien foreclosure list by paving to the Commissioners Revenue, Department of Revenue, Alaska Office Building Juneau Alaska, the sum listed opposite the property subject to such lien prior the date of the judgment which will be prayed for after the expiration of eighty 0 days from the date of the first publication of this lis he many duly verified upon the Attorney General Of Alas ka Clerk of Court within said 80 day period Such shall set forth in detail the nature, character and amount his and any defense objection the foreclosure of the lien. The caption of such swer shall contain reference to the delinquent serial
 The property descriptions forth herein take
 Description of property, real and personal subjet Property Name of Last Known DEscH Serial No. Property Owner
 2-114-0 Anderson, Edward 1G unpat MICs 2-27-1 on Laurada Crl
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

I0 unpat MICS: No. Il Ilaurada Crk through Mo- 5, Laurada Crk, mi of Nome River; North E ench No. & 2 and South Bench No & on Laurada Crk, 3 mi of Nome River 1s int in Ser ing Assoc. mi E of Nome between Peluc & Martin Crks; cabin Nome River
 12' x 28, cabin on Stubill Fraction on mouth of Camp Crk on R I.. of Nome River; 2 unpat 16O ac MiCs & unpat 19.6 MIC on Casa de Paga Riv; MIG l22 ac on Nome Fiv at mouth of Camp Crk; pat 20 ac MICS: Artic Sun on Peluk Crk of Nome & Artic Sun Fraction joining above. Gso pat No given anywhere)
 157 pat MICS: Pat 464303 MIG; Pat 541524 IA MICS; Pat sG4938 10 MICS Pat 555870 5 MICS; Pat 6242l2 50 MICS; Pat 586233 B M/Cs; Pat 946748 : 8 MICS; Pat 958245 2 MICS, Pat 524128 1 MIG; Pat 469384 : 5 MICS; Pat 4643O4 3 M/Cs 20 unps. MICS on N:s<suk River below Council. Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

Kotzebue store bldg; Kiana Store bldg; Selawik Real store bldg; Kotzebue hlg: occupied by Rotman, Kotzehue bldg occupied by Fish & Nildlife All bldgs occupied land claimed by squatters rights. Fun Fixtures Hotel household goods rugs etc., ndse and stock on hand
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-09

TYPE TAXES DuEAHD
 ls" 1880 o 1881 ssa TOTAL Real Ssoo ssm '''''''' "''' --' '''.' =.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
ELKS CORNER

Shining Ocotillo Junior Temple
will meet each second and fourth
Monday. Next meeting is sched-
uled April 10 at 8 pm.
A Red and Gold Star member
ship campaign will be held from
April l-June 80. for new men,
bers of Grand Canyon Temple
437. Every member is urged
to bring in new one. Join the
Elks where strangers become
friends" is the slogan.
The ladies' auxiliary of the
IBPOEW has purposes of help
ing women to attain higher So
cial. moral, religious, and edu
cational goals. The program en-
tiers the fields of health, child
welfare, educati onal scholar
ships, civil liberties, and econ
omic development.
Former members are uTSeu
to be reinS tated.
The buffet-dinner dance was
a big success.
DIR. Rama Martin is in charge
of the drive "On to New York
site of the grand convent on in
August. Contact her for further
informant on.
The annual Easter fashi on show
was we'll attended. Hats off TO
DIR. Bobbie Weaver who coordin-
ated the entire program.
Youngsters and adults pres en-
ted beautiful spring fashions and
more than 100 pers onS viewed
them.
Reporter,
DIR Charles eta McClammy
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
s1eHTs-coN'T.

SIGHTS-CON'
After dinner, we walked up Pic
cadilly looking in the famous
shops and we finally came to
Piccadilly Circus. 1t was Times
SQUARES twin. Lighting was
bright, signs changed, traffic was
heavy, and people were wander
ing around, the heart of the larg-
est city in the world throbbed
on humanity and electricity.
London had more to see even
at night than l had imagined. The
shops held endless sights ofwool-
ems, leather goods, tobacco. lug
gage, distinctive mems wear and
ladies' garments. We awed at
the woolen cloth patterns and we
made mental notes of the shops
we wanted to visit the next morn
ing.
Ed stopped in the middle of Reg
ent Street and hailed a cab. We
were dog tired and our feet were
weary. No matter where one goes,
one eventually must admit tired
ness is supreme and the only
way to win is to seek rest. My
husband and | ended our first
night in London Town with a
pot of tea at midnight and few
bars of good sounding music
coming over the radio station
from Luxemborg.
(Next week A Not so Foggy Day
in London)
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
NEW ARRIVAL

Daniel and Obeda Gilbreth, ISIS
E. Tamarisk, increased the male
population with a bouncing baby
boy on March Is, at Good Samar
itan Hospital.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
NO MORE

Preparations for great celebration
throughout many of these United States haze
been made to recall the days Of the War Be-
tween the States or the CiUil War.
The sOaY which began IN 1861 and ended in
1865, Was a conflict between the North and
the South. 1t has been the cause of some of
the eternal barriers in obtaining good Yela-
tiOns between those people of both areas,
that suffered. Both NoYthe1meYs and South
eyneYs lost hves and property. Both sides
VeYe guilty of atrocities inclxding ua,atou
killings, lOOtiqg and the like.
There can be little for either section,
North or South, to 1O09at to recall with grand
pdgeaatyy. Secession and slavery we're
termed the underlying causes of the war. Sc
cesston and slavery weYe ended. One hundred
years later, hardly seems the time to Yelive
the glOYies or inyanaies of the past.
ironically, the chairman of the National
Civil War Centennial conanaiss sion, is Major
Tribune Advertisers
Appreciate Your Business
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
HILITES
BY GERfIE OLIVER

Lille Mae Jones was a can
didate for the vice presidency OF
South High student body.
Gertie Oliver is candidate for
treasurer of the Girls League.
Lorraine Newman, fr S h m n
made varsity cheerleader team
instead of the Pom pom girls
group.
Howard Kirk is freshman,
not a sophomore as stated in
this column last week.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
SIGHTS
/
SOUNDS
ELOISE BANKS

~ Woo q AO55y AAAN~ ~ la
capital city of the United King
dom. Shank unanswered his Aus :
tin smoothly over the highway.
We we're caught several times
in low fog spots and Twas amazed
with the speed all cars and trucks
moved in the black night. There
were flourescent lights in the
center of the highway and they
cleaned like weird eyes through
the murkiness. We pass sed quick
ly through Oxford viewing the
famous school.
My hus band s aid that these would
be a boon to nightdriving in the
States. All of the cars had fog
lights and most of them seldom
used bright lights. our driver
often cut his lights off completely.
We made good time and after
a short stop at the Royal Stag
Inn, we entered the outskirts
of London. Traffic increased and
the lights of the city made faint
glimmers through the fogginess.
We came in through Marble Arch
by MAZDA Vale to Edgeware Road.
The arch was one of the edi-
fees built in honor of Horatio
Nels on, the great naval COM
mander and hero of Trafalgar.
1t was built in 1928 and had
been moved to its present site
in 1851. The arch was one of the
historic spots that We saw during
our days in London.
At seven in the evening. we
turned down Park Lane past Hyde
Park onto Pccadilly where our
hotel was located. We pulled up
in front of the Athenaeym Court,
one of the major hotels in Lon
don's fashionable West End. The
night porter and bellboy emerged
and hastily took our bags in
side. Shank shook hands and we
wished him good luck and fare
we'll.
The Athenaeum Court was the
same hotel where Ed had lived
during many trips and during his
Air Force and American Red
Cross days. The same bartender,
Reggie Moore. greeted him and
welcomed us to the city. We
were given a suite facing Green
Park which separated us from
Buckingham Palace.
Each morning We were awak-
ened by horses hoofs Gathering
on the pavement. Myhusband told
me that they were the Queens hor-
ses being brought from the royal
stables. We watched this process
sion every morning. London s
heavy traffic slowed down to ac-
commodate the royal chargers
as they made their way to the
palace grounds. In the early
morning light you could see the
lighted stirrups of the guards
men who sat ramrod and escort
ed the great array of hors eflesh.
Our butler was a young Eng
liShman who delighted in telling
us how expensive everything
would be in Paris. He quietly
tipped in each morning with tea
and he took charge of us from
laundry to packing shining shoes
and turning down the beds.
Our first night in London was
one of exploring the Piccadilly
area. We ate a wonderful din
ner at the hotel dining room. 1t
was decorated with nostalgia old
French style. Each table was pro-
vided with the best crystal and
silver. We ordered Chateaubri-
and (fancy for steak) saute POM
mes (potatoes) and service be-
gan with a bottle of tasty wine.
The rnatir.e d. hnfe WAS brand
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07

TRIBUNE. FRIDAY.
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Pictorial Weekly
VOL. 3, NO. So
EDWARD BANKS, Pue-,s4eR-EDrroe
E55ooISEE EE55ooISE IstN RAMks. ASST. EDITOR
EsTABLIsHED-JulY 10,
N PHOENIX,
2's E. BROADWAY RoA0--RR. e-2soI
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
HALF YR.-$1.5o. rR.-$2. 5o-2 YRs.-$3.5o
S Z 70 TSSER7 s. 5GsTGH @
WHENCE?
Study committees haze been appointed to
surrey the problems of narcotics and liquor
control. Although our legislators had ample
time to pass Legislation which would remedy
glaying problems, ne must sat around nOW
and matt for committee reports.
Coz. Paul Fanain may call for a special
session Of the Arizona Legislature If sw-
ficient evidences are shoaOp to eO0yyant LaaOs
at this time. How futile those members Of
the legislature must haze felt When ahey re-
allied that political bl0cs Mould continue to
hinder any progress?
Nothing w0s done for the savings and loan
code which has cost thousands of small con-
tYibutOYs to the Arizona Savings and Loan
Company to haze no course of YedYess.
Nothing Uas done about the lax narcotics
laws. Nothing 1O0S done about the liQuOY lic-
ense dilemma. The state can receive fifty
dollars for a liquor license which can later
bring the holder $50, 900 on the resale market
The only bright spot for the Legislators
came sOhen they passed l3 bills which will
benefit the schools of the state. 1t IS crafty
ing to kaOW that this past session could be
called the 'tSchOOl Bill Session.. - Too bad
that they could not find time to pass import
ant measures that could affect other areas
than educational.
NO MORE
Preparations for a great celebration
throughout many Of these United States haze
been made to recall the days Of the War Be-
f,uoo fhoC f0fo too vail
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-07
Views. Previews 1 Reviews
EDWARD BANKS
EDWARD BANKS

heartenng learn of much red being
request many years.
Communistic with their passports
During trip Europe wife and filled short
card visitor forms while by air England France,
Spain Portugal We speed
and left each country.
Customs officials in all polite
and considerable They didn't through the bags like
destroying They simply asked
often they would only spot check few.
embarkaion point Airport York,
officials often citizens and foreign shameuy They
shout and grab bags They insult people and take delight delay
fly from Washington. D. c. to Indianapolis.
EDITORIAL, NO MORE CONTINUED
General Ulysses S. Grant, a grandson Of the
general whO led the Union armies. A COM
plant from Negro member of the New
Jersey group about discrimination policies
at a Charleston, South Carolina hotel, stirred
much feeling against segregated features Of
the program.
Three Northern states NeaO Jersey, NeV
York and Illinois aOitadYeaO plans to attend
meetings in Charleston because of racial
bias.
Since the commission is supported by
federal funds 1t should be 0dnainiS tered on
a n0n- segregated basis. Any programs which
exclude participation of Negroes or any other
minority group sOiu only seYUe to reopen old
mounds Of race hatred and sectionaldsm.
Funds eaymayked for this centennial could
haze been used to establish scholarships or
promote better human relations in va2ioms
manners. There are many things that might
haze benefited our nation more than this
kind of celebration.
s1eHTs-coN'T.
After dinner. walked up Pic ELKS CORNER
cadlly looking in the famous
finally Shining Temple
Pccadly Circus. Times fourth
SQUARES Lighting Monday Next meeting sched-
signs changed. traffic ued April p.m
heavy, and people wander A Red Gold member
around the heart of larg will be held from
city the world throbbed April l-Tune 30
humanity electricity bers Canyon Temple
Evening star., 1961-09-29
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
By ELEM
american Fashion Critics
Awards Presented in N. Y.

There's lots of fashion ac-
tivity going on these days.
Last night in the Metro
politan Museum of Art, fash
ion took over as the COty
American Fashion Critics
Awards we're presented in a
glittering ceremony. and a
really fabulous fashion show
of current and prophetic de-
signs of designer-winners.
For the first time a hair
dresser. Kenneth, who num-
bers Mrs. Jacqueline Ken
nedy among his distinguish
ed clientele. received a "Spe-
cial Award"
Washington had a pre-
view of some of the costumes
created by Bill Blass for
Gene Tierney in the forth
coming film Advise & Con-
sent" Mrs. Otto Preminger
Hope Bryce, the famous
model, and actress Gene
Tierney, modelled several OF
the crowns during last
nights presentation. Bill
Blass will be guest of honor
in Washington at a Fashion
Group luncheon on october
Evening star., 1961-09-29
Alexandria
League Plans
Panel Meetinq

Francis K. Servaites, dep
uty commissioner of the Pub
lie Housing Administration,
will lead a panel of three ex-
perts at the Alexandria
League of Women Voters
all-member meeting on hous-
ing at 8:15 pm. Monday at
the Washington Street Meth
odist Church
Topic for discussion will be
the responsibility of Govern
ment-federal and local-for
adequate housing. V. Floyd
Williams, Alexandria city at
torney, and Francis S. Ken
ny, head of the Alexandria
planning department, COM
plete the panel.
League husbands. friends
and other interested citizens
are invited to attend the
meeting, which marks the
beginning of the Leagues
study of housing.