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0.W. Lindsey Retired
Pullman EEnploYe, Age
a. N~a,mn II nm1ar

EObbhtbeAsH eAasf@HSXSI N0~
81 YeoFs Is Deue
Services for o. w. Lindsey, 81
of 756 Carroll Av., who died at hi
home on Monday, July 10, will b
held Friday, July IA, at 2 pm. al
Brooks Funeral Home with Rev
Mordeau williams, his pastor, Of
Floating.
Mr.. Lindsey was a retired Pull
man Co. employee.
Visitation was held after 5 pm
Thursday, July Is, at Brooks
chapel
The deceased was born in Slater
Mo-, and had lived in st. Paul for
80 years. He was a member Of st.
James AME church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Carrie Lindsey, st. Paul; one
brother, Floyd Lindsey, Kansas
City, Kana; one sister, Mrs.
Mamie Livingston, Wichita, Kans. /;
two nieces, Mrs. Dorothy Williams,
st. Paul and Miss Grace Lindsey,
Kansas City, Kans.; two nephews,
Walter and Harold Lindsey Of Kan
sas City and four great nephews,
Neal, Arnold, Robert and Gayle
Williams Of st. Paul.
Burial viii be In Oakland GENE
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
in charge Of the service.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Scholarship, Perseverance, and
Manhood" was the subject Of the
dynamic message delivered by DR..
Firpo l.. Hurley at the annual
Mems Day program at Pilgrim
Baptist Sunday, July 9th. Before
10 capacity crowd of worshippers,
DIR. Hurley 'recounted his numerous
experiences as the first Negro citi-
zen of Harper, Kansas.
The speaker pointed out the
racial barriers that existed at the
time he was getting established
as a veterinarian. DIR. Hurley pic
tured the effects that the disease
prejudice can have upon the re-
cipient Of such prejudice as well
as upon those guilty Of spreading
the disease.
The speaker indicated that the
one great lesson he learned from
lall his experiences in Harper, was
that the greatest weapon against
prejudice Is the church. For II
was through his affiliation with
the church that he was finally ac-
cepted as a full fledged citizen.
From an unwelcome intruder,
DIR. Hurley became an integral
part Of the community, serving
on the Board Of Elders Of the
Presbyterian Church, member Of
the Lions Club and Chamber of
Commerce. In conclusion, DIR. Hur-
ley urged all who listened to strive
to live a life whereby they could
be favorably judged by scholarship,
perseverance and manhood.
Music was provided by the
Mems Choir under the able direc-
ton Of Mr.. A. v. Hall and a solo
by Mr.. Richard Murphy, a tai
ented tenor. Prior to the speaker
the children's story was beautiful
ly narrated by Mr.. Clarence Har-
ris.
Registered guests included: Mrs
Alice King, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Mountcastle and Miss Quendolyn
Mountcastle, Petersburg, Virginia,
DIR. d. L. Martin, st. Paul, Mr.
James Jones, Knoxville, Tenn, DR.
Cyril Atkins, Baltimore, Nd, Miss
Anita Quaries, Topeka, Kansas
Miss Myrna McWilliams, Lincoln,
Nebraska.
You are urged to attend weekly
prayer service every Wednesday
at 8 pm.
Next Sunday at 10 am. DR.. Mas
sey breaches. There will be nc
night service in July and August,
James r. Brown, reporter.
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Delegates From Minneapolis
To A.M.E. SundaN

Delegates From Minneapolis
To A.M.E. sunday
School Convention
st. Peters AME delegates to
the St Paul and Milwaukee Sum
day school and ACE. League
meeting held this week at Madi-
son, Wisconsin were: Archie Civ
ems, Ronald Holbrool, Claudia
Brown and Pamela johnson.
Delegate from the Allen Christ
ian Endeavor League Of st. Peter
church were Ralph Temple. Jackie
Mayes. LaJune Thomas and Peter
Wade.
Some Of the adults designated
to attend the meetings in Madison
were Rev. and Mrs. Lowell John
son. Mrs wreatha Maxwell and
Curtis c. Chivers.
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They Put The Right Roof
On The Wrono Nous

SU tuO WWTOUH N0OS8
Hattiesburg, Miss. (ANP) - DR..
George Nicholson, math instructor
at Mississippi Southern College,
returned home last week and found
two white men and a Negro ham,
mering away on the roof Of his
house, and in response to his puzz-
led query, one Of the worlImen said
they were just finishing the job
Of putting on a new roof.
But I don't want a new roof"
exclaimed DR.. Nicholson. II didn't
order one and the old one suited me
fine!" A quick checIrup over the
phone revealed the men had really
"goofed." The roof should have
been installed on the house next
ioorl
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Harvard Survey Shows Advertisers
Do More Missing Than Hitting
I'm Efforts To Reach Negro BuyeT

Boston (ANP)-For the money and the effort that goes
into it. advertisers aren't getting profitable their
appeals the Negro market because they don't know what
they're doing.
That's the substance of study published recently in the
Harvard Business Review.
They either lean far way the other completely
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Andersen Clarifies
Letter Sent To
Mississippi Gov

CONTINUED From Page ID
people were denied the protection
Of local police officers while en-
gagged in peaceful demonstrations
The Minnesota governor added
Everyone Is entitled to equal pro.
lection under the law and as W.
seek to improve our laws we mus
all work to maintain respect fol
law and the decisions Of thu
courts"
The statement released by Gov
Ross Barnett Of Mississippi from
the capitol at Jackson, Miss, e
the Associated Press and Other
news agencies said 'Minnescta
Governor Assails Freedom Riders"
The story which was heard over
the radio and Tv Monday night
and appeared In the Tuesday morn
ing Minneapolis TRIBUNE created
CONSERVATION and amazement IN
the state because Of the Mime
sofa governors longtime stand on
civil rights and human rights
causes.
Two weeks ago he introduced q
strong resolution in support Of
human rights at the annual Gov
ernor's conference at Honolulu
Hawaii which met ready opposition
from southern governors.
Although the resolution passed
over the opposition OF the Dixie
governor contingent it was a much
watered-down version.
Andersen's action at the confer,
ence was the first resolution or
civil rights ever submitted to 6
governors conference and set q
record.
The Minnesota chief executive,
made a civil rights record in thu
Minnesota legislature when he wal
one Of the leaders in the stat
senate who helped pass the Min
nesota state FEPC law banning
race and religious discrimination
in employment.
He spoke before the st. Pau
city council in support Of an Oper
occupancy ordinance before an
nouncing his candidacy for the Re
publican nomination for governor
an act which was considered pol
iticaIly courageous to the nth de-
gree.
In the recent state Legislature
session his open advocacy and hare
work passed a fair housing law
which was not expected to get K
first base and Minnesota became
the sixth state in the union will
legislation against housing bias
Andersen is a member of thu
st. Paul branch of the NAAC1
and has always supported the bat
tie of the minority groups fol
their constitutional guarantees.
This was the reason why hi
letter to Gov. Ross Barnett caused
so much amazement.
His ready Qualification Of tn,
letters contents eased the shocl
but some civil rights advocate.
questioned his judgement and in
tent.
However in the community gen
orally his explanation was readily
accepted because of his outstand
ing past record.
The Minnesota governor had dis
patched Mrs. Wright Brooks chair
man of the Governors Human
Rights Commission and assistant
Attorney-General John Casey to in
vestigate reports that five Mime
sofa Freedom Riders were being
mistreated.
The two Minnesota ENJOYS re
ported that although the Riders
were being kept in maximum sec
urity in the state penetentiary and
not allowed reading and writing
material they were in good spirits
AnderSen's letter to Barnett wal
to thank the Mississippian fol
courtesies extended his emissaries
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Harvard Business REVIEW.
They either lean too far oil
missing entire segments Of the IT.
OO0,OO0 Negro consumers in the
nation.
They either ALLEVIATE the majority
Of Negroes by accounting racial
differences through specially direc-
ted programs in Negro media. Or
they throw their cards away by
beaming their message to the gem
eral market in the false faith that
Negroes also win be reached, the
publication claims.
The findings were reported In
two articles by Henry Allen Bull
lock, who analysed the responses
Of more than 1900 Negroes and
whites to various psychological
tests and depth interviews
In place of the two extremes,
Bullock recommends a middle
ground - integrated advertising
which viii appeal to Negroes and
whites alike and make use Of the
motivations common to both races.
The article claims advertising
directed specifically to Negroes
falls into two general patterns
One Of these Is based on 'the
apparent belief that most Negroes
are highly superstitious-prone to
use acknowledgment as cure-alls,
patent drugs for building sex po-
tency, and hair oils or face creams
to make them look like white peo-
pie" Bullock says messages such
as these appeal mainly to an un-
stable minority and ALLEVIATE the
more stable majority whose ego
cannot accept the self-image they
impose"
The other pattern operates
through a series Of radio outlets
known as Negro Stations and
employs IAN entire army Of &c
centric radio personalities" such
as DR.. Daddy-O, Mama Lou, Okey
Dokey, Hot ziggity, Rooty Tooty,
Deacon Sam, Miss Mandy, Groovey
George, Hotsy Totsy, and the like.
The fare dished up by these breezy
disc jockeys consists principally,
Bullock notes, OF gospel music,
rock and roll, and "gulps Of poorly
read news"
This 'Mardi Gras technique"
misses the middle-class Negro al
together, Bullock contends More
than this, it tends to make upper
and-middle-class Negroes actually
hostile toward sponsors who use
their disc personalities to push
their products. They feel that this
method shows disrespect for the
Negro community and places an
unwholesome stigma on it."
Bullock argues, moreover, that
products or services which become
identified as exclusively for Ne
groes tend to ALLEVIATE Negroes as
well as whites. The former, he ex-
plains, want to be identified with
the American society as a whole,
not as a group apart
On the other hand, advertising
beamed to the mass white market
in the hope that Negroes win be
reached generally fails to trigger
the motivation Of Negroes and
prevents their Identification with
the sponsor or his product and has
left them either indifferent or In
doubt"
Bullock's alternative Is advertis-
ing which appeals to whites and
Negroes alike and which he in
Ssts is both good business and cit
izenship. According to Bullock,
both races have common motiva-
tons toward which the integrated
message can be directed the desire
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David S. Lloyd, ST.,
Rites Are Held
Final rites for David 8. Lloyd,
ST., 80, of 2205 Fifth Av. g., who
died July IL, in Swedish hospital,
will be held at 1 pm. Friday, July
II, at Woodlands Funeral chapel.
Rev. John Young, pastor Of Beth
esda Baptist church, will officiate
with burial in Crystal Lake Gene
terry.
The deceased was born in Brook
Ign, N. Y. and had been a resident
Of Minneapolis for so years. He
was q member Of Bethesda Baptist
church.
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs
Margaret Lloyd; two daughters
Frances Lloyd and Mrs. Eunice
Mako; two sons, David, Jr., and
James and six grandchildren.
The family prefers memorials Ia
Bethesda Baptist church building
fund.
Arrangements are being made
by Woodland Funeral Home
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MARX 4:5YJ.
With a little effort, with
practice and patience, we can
learn to relax and let 20, to
still our mind, and overcome
every distracting influence.
As we persist, our mind will
respond with increasing
quickness TO the command,
"Be still"
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the Treasury department"
The Missouri state legislature
finally passed an FEPC law E.
The Washington, DC. CORE plans
an assault Of DC. business firms
which it claims discriminate
against local Negroes in hiring :.
The New Orleans NAACP claims
Kennedy's appointment Of Mayor
de Lesseps Morrison on the Coun-
Gil Of Organization of American
states is a mistake. Said the NAA-
CP: For this assignment, we
must have a man whose qualities
embody a consuming interest and
respect for the rights of all men,
regardless Of what their race, color
or national origin might be. Here,
Mr.. Morrison does not pass the
test"
Forty years ago there were only
three Negro Catholic priests in
the us. One of them Father
Stephen Theobald, was priest Of
st. Peter Claver in st. Paul. This
year with the ordination Of Is
priests at Bay Saint Louis, Miss,
the number has reached 40.
Washington's B'nai Birth WOm-
en- held a reception last week
for COngOlese students studying in
Washington and it's environs .
The new mayor Of Los Angeles
Samuel YOrty, has named a Negro
woman Mrs. Ethel Bryant as a
field secretary for his office.
Nat King Cole has linked another
10 year contract with Capitol Re-
cords, Inc. ABC Radio is broad
casting Negro College Choirs''
this year again. The Bishop col
lege choir (Marshall, Texas) is the
July 10 offering and Fisk UnIver-
sity NASHVILLE, TENN will be
heard July 80.
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Mrs. Mary Miller -
SUeeUmhs; Funeral Held
A. Woodord Chapel
Services for Mrs. Mary A. NIL
Ter, 70, Of s14 18th Av. N, who
died July 7, in Asbury hospital,
were held Tuesday, July IL, at 1
pm. at Woodlands Funeral Home.
Rev. Charles Parker officiated
with burial in Crystal Lake ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Miller was born in st. Paul
and had been a resident Of Min
neapolis for 20 years
There are no known survivors.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-07-14

The SIND annual convention of
the NAACP meeting this week in
Philadelphia heard the yearly re-
port which said. Persistent and
unrelenting pressure by the NAA-
CP will continue, using every kind
Of effective strategy including sit
ms and similar demonstration will
be made until substantial, not
token change (all along the line)
is effected in the civil rights of
American Negroes"
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MENoAnNEEs PRESENT
NAVAGo RUG

Keshena, Wis. (ANP) - The
Menominee Indian tribe which was
recently granted its Independence
after more than 100 years of gov
eminent supervision, held q cele-
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More readers, more advertising
more Of everything In this news
paper, every week.-Advt-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-07-14

Pity the grouch--he's Q guy who
has sized himself up and got sore
about IL
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Continued From Page ID
GLIDING some Congressman have
had liens drawn against them by
the Treasury department"
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Arrangements are being made
by Woodland Funeral Home.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

PROPERTY In Washington, D. c.;
pref. NV. or Nd, Can invest
$4,000. Box 101-Y. Star.
WANT TO TRADE brick Colonial.
Arlington, for small investment
property Alexandria, Arlington,
Falls Church. Mr.. MAXSON. CL.
6-l44O after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
$20,250

4 bedrms.. . baths. beautiful kitch-
en-; nice lot: FHA or CT terms.
An excellent buy in Vienna Woods.
MYERS & HILL. INC, Realtors,
DU. 5-6133.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
AVIATION

CESSNA 1881 skyIanes ADJ 1872
E, King 90 trans-receiVer; tota'
time. 2SS hours: color grey. white
and yellow trim. This is q beau
tiful airplane. like new. Price
Sl7.5O0. HINSON AVIATION CON-
PANY, Friendship Airport, Balti-
more. Nd, so. 1-5900.
CESSNA I75. 1859; Marco Marx u,
full gyro's, speed fairings, new
paint Job, 2-tone green and white;
total time 276 hours; Just re-
licensed: like new in every respect;
S10,500. HINSON AVIATION
COMPANY. Friendship Airport,
Baltimore. Nd. SO. 1-5900.
CESSNA l72, 1861 skyhawk; q
tone tan: total time 400 hours:
demonstrator, like new. Price
S10,500. HINSON AVIATION
COMPANY, Friendship Airport.
Baltimore. Md. SO. $4,000.
CESSNA $50. 1857: full gyro's,
Marco superhomer. rear seat ven
tilatorS, less than 100 hours on
a remanufactured engine. This
aircraft IN excellent condition in
every respect. Price SI0.50O.
HINSoN AVIATION COMPANY,
Friendship Airport, Baltimore,
Nd. so. l-5900.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
SUMMER FUN
{. c. (Bill) Eure
REALTOR

Open Every Day Til Dark
Route PA, Mayo Road, Mayo. Nd
CODE 301-SWIFT S-32o2
GOLDEN BEACH-SOx5OO IT. sac
Tliice 81. 400. Lot for 900 cash.
HANDY MAN VACATION HOME
: lots; 4 rms. firepl. big porch;
Shady side: needs finishing while
lived in; $4,000, terms. AD. Q.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

MACS HEAD. on the outer banks
so rental cottages. ocean pier
marina, boat ramps. sailing. ski
ing; free brochure. ROBERT A
YOUNG. Box "a. Kill Devil Hills
N. c.
n. OCEAN CITY, ND -bedrm
cottage, liv. rm., kit. bath; $10(
per wk, AP. 7-1500.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-One and tive
bedrm. aptS.: clean; ocean side
OF. 4-4749 or Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beautiful Q.
bedrm. apts. Phone today fol
reserv. IA. S-3450. IA. S-71O0.
REHoBOTH BEACH-ocean- iron,
wk. UP; MRS. NEVES. OIL. 1883
Evening star., 1961-06-16

MODERN COTTAGE. on Lake Win.
nisouam, New Hampshire-Fire-
place in liv. rm. you will want to
use, , bedrmS., plus sep. studio OF
guest house. Available August and
September. WO. 6-93b3.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

KENTMOOR, Kent Island, Md
Mod. masonry 6-rm. ramb., furn.
paneled, tile bath, util. rm.. extra
near beach and marina. Many eX-
tras. Win sacrifice If sold al once
Open. Call OWNER, Stevensyille
Nd MTScinn p.oSoA
Evening star., 1961-06-16
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP TANORA; Beautiful shenan-
doah Valley, 80 minis. from D. C.
Boys and girls, 7-14: excellent
facils., staff and food; swimming
horseback. fishing, hiking, all
sports and hobbies: 2 weeks,
request. RA. 3-5a5i, or cali tcoi-
lect) Culpeper. Va, WE. 7-37l2.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5od
1880 l4th ST. NV. RA. 3-96FO
BANK ON JACK BLANK
AUSTIN 80 de luxe sedan: sacri.
flee, $95 cash, full price. ROPER,
1870 R. /. AVE. NE. between ID
am. and 6 pm,
Evening star., 1961-06-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN

FARIS FINANCE co.
Signature Loans: servieemen Incl
1899 Ga. Ave, With. 10. 6-51 90
223 E. Diamond, Gath. WI. S-2540
LOANS = $1,000 tc
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group your debts. refinance your
property Quick, honest service.
Residential. farm, commercial;
construction financing only in
State Of Maryland. Call or write
Mr.. ROBERTS. 219 z Lexington
St. Baltimore 2, Nd. or SARATOGA
7-4047 day. night, Sun, holidays.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

SUNRISE BEACH -
On Severn River. Nice choice OF
bldg sites. Easy committing dis
tance. $3.50 up.
GOLDEN BEACH
Finest area on Patuxent River, /
hr. from D. C. $3.50 up.
KAY REALTY CO. RA $4,000
WESTMORELAND COUNTY-Cn 8
acres huge oak trees. 3-story
salt box: Groom. 2-large- hall
frame house: well back from street.
in county seat; lovely town and
excellent shopping; .S6.500. t2)
Wooded or cleared lots. on river
or tributaries; from $500. Also.
90 acres. part wooded. bordered by
hard-surfsce road and deep water.
SO0-foot front; ideal for home
or group wishing seclusion for
several homes: price. $4,000.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUk TY.
COAN RIVER. Lewisetta. Va~2lA =
acres. no bank: sound frame. 3
rooms. . stories. bath; Beautifully
ROBERT NJ. NORRIS. JR,. REAL
TOR. HAGUE. VIRGINIA. Phone
Greenwood 2-a130.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SUMNER HOMES

A CASH BUYER, OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

ARL. N.-2 brick stores in Rood
location. This is your opportunity
to enjoy Q high return with only
q $500 down payment: bal
financed. ARLEDGE REAL ES-
TATE CORP. ia. 7-444S, IA. 4
Evening star., 1961-06-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNIINUEDl

Law OFFICE on @ st. NV. between
9Th and 7th Sts.-Large bright
space, 1000 50. It. on ground
floor. Redecorated. . baths, etc. /;
$500 month. DIXIE HOUSING
CO., NE. $4,000 or EN-. 2-26l1.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-TAx REDUCTION
For a business or group OF indi-
Viduals, we have the answer
Ranch-type brick cottage with lge
dormitory party room with fire.
place and open modern kitchen, 3
bedrooms and bath, covered patio
with steak pit. Large pond fol
fishing, boating, bathing and ski
ing. One of the most unusual op.
portunities we have ever offered
Located privately about so miles
south OF Washington. Reasonably
priced at S20.750, terms avail.
able. Contact: N. z. WEIGH, Jr.
Broker. 3Ol Williams street, Fred.
erickSburg, Virginia. Phone; ESSeS
3-622l days: Essex 1884 night
ACREAGE, ranging in
size from 13 to 900 acres. Suit
able for home, camp or summer
RuNNE11 sTjPhy yFi's sdniRisirstriT Mhs KGLH Boz
SO, Bakersville, N. C.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY-FRoNT CoTT. for .. $50 vk.
L. z. SMITH (Matoaka) st. Leon
ard. Md. Prince Frederick 679-J-1.
INEXPENSIVE SHORE CABIN. s.
min. walk to Beverly Beach: avail.
now till July /. Phone UN: 7-S513.
DEEP CREEK LAKE. Cottage, OAK
land, Nd, top Of the Alleghanys;
no MOSQUITOES, sleeps 5: con-
veniences, private beach. AP. =
$3.50.
SHADY SIDE-Beaut. furn. hse., not
water. good sized lots, lge. screened
in enclosed porch, nice COM
munity. VIII rent year round OF
monthly with option to buy. 10.
S-9343.
WOODLAND BEACH, % mi. D. c.
Furn mod. cottages; trees. lawn,
sandy beach; immed. poSs. DOL
Cn l-O1T0
Evening star., 1961-06-16
AVALON SHORES
FIRST CALI,

RIVERTON, VIRGINIA
Neaving Front Royal, north on Rte.
522, turn right after crossing first
bridge. zoo yards turn left at
church,
Evening star., 1961-06-16
FLORIDA PROPERTY
BOATMAN'S DREAM

City lots on the beautiful Shenan-
doah River at intersection Of North
and South branches at Riyerton.
tadjoins Front Royal, Virginia.
City water and electricity. Some
have private beaches others firm,
high bank where one can put
their boat overheard from dayit
on front porch. Some have tower
and cat fishing in all Virginia.
1000 yards from post office.
stores, church. etc. Limited num-
ber available. Representative on
lroperty Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
JACK BLANK .

AUSTIN HEAI.EI 1881 roadster:
heater, overdrive, wire wheels: eX.
ceptionally clean, blue finish; 80.
Evening star., 1961-06-16
, MANNAO REAIIl J
JE. 2-3110
Underpriced

Stately white-brick Colonial in q
prestige area neal. Seven Corners.
bath, 3 baths, beautiful dining
room with bay window. country
size" kitchen, rec. room and sep
arate garage. Custom features as
slate roof, intercom, hot-water
heat, laundry chute, etc. Velvety
lawn, fenced, shrubbed and shaded.
pue TO- transfer price reduced
Evening star., 1961-06-16
WHITE REAITTY

PALS CHURcH-Lovely white brk.
rambler; full bsmt. wjree. rm., 3
good bedrms.. large liv. rm. w
firepl., sep. din. rm., equip. kit
with breakfast nook. walk to ST.
James Parochial School. JOHN W
MULRQY CO. JE. $4,000. or ewes,
JE. 2-a31Q. 16'
Evening star., 1961-06-16
AouSEs WANTED ToaBuY
tcoNrIAvED)

COLORED FAMILY wants . new
house, or new-house condition,
NV. section. July /. LU. 1886.
HAVE CLIENT with substantial
cash looking for brick center-hal
Colonial: powder rm., list fir; Ice
kit, 3 bedrmS., 1 bath 2nd fir;
bsmt.: must be cloSe-in Bethesda
Chevy Chase area, near bus line.
Up to $4,000. Also need 4-bedrm.
Colonial in EdRemoor- Battery Park
area. BETHESDA HOMES, INC,
M. A-R1nA
Evening star., 1961-06-16

F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2160 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-O7O7
VIENNA WOODS; BY OWNER-3-
bedrm. home: built-in refgr., full
bSmt.; fenced lot. DU. 5000.
VIENNA-Open. BY OWNER being
transferred. 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
rambler, full bsmt.. patio, A-acre
corner lot. WE. S-6556.