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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
800 Expected At
Pastors Seminar

ST. LOUIS Missouri Special
DR. O. CLAY M xwcll. President
Of the National Sunday School
and Baptist Training Union Con
gress, announces that great en-
phasis is placed on the ca Min
listers Seminars 10 be held during
the weeks Congress meet. The
Seminars Of the Pastors Con
ference will be a most interesting
feature of the meeting carried
on by some Of the outstanding
pastors and churchmen. The aim
of the Pastors Conference is to
give power, radiance. balance and
authority to the preaching SER
vice.
More than 800 pastors from New
York. District Of Columbia, In
diana, Michigan, Illinois. Mis-
scuri, Tennessee. Mississippi.
Alabama. Florida. Arkansas, Texas
Louisiana and other States will
attend the meeting al ST. Louis.
Rev. Roy Love, Memphis. Ten
nessee, leader of the Pastors
Division, states that the Seminars
will be held with the Memorial
Baptist Church. 4001 Fair Street,
Galilee Baptist Church, 1900 Del
mar Street, ST. Luke Memorial
Church, 1919 Finney Street.
Speakers and lecturers for the
General Assembly are DR.. Gard
ner Taylor, New York, DR.. VIM.
Holmes Borders, Georgia. Other
Seminar speakers are Rev. Phale
ID. Hale. Ohio. Rev. Ralph Aber-
nathy, Alabama and DR.. Horatio
Hill, New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

HAMPTON, Va. - G. Mennen
Williams, assistant secretary of
state for African Affairs, stressed
the continued need for material
aid TO all African nations al a
seminar on African Nations In
The World Community at Hamp-
ton Institute. Saturday April -.
In the third and final seminar
on Africa Today Dr.. Hugh
Gloster, director Of the seminars
in his Introductory remarks ex-
planned the interest Hampton
Institute has displayed in African
affairs. He cited the number Of
African students who have stud
led at the college. President IIol-
land and DR.. Martins recent
trip to Sierra Leone to study the
educational system there, and
the African Institutes held during
the summer al the college
America must extend the hand
OF friendship in terms OF mater
ial aid" 70 the new African ma
tions, though mot in terms thai
would bankrupt US or stsgger
the Imagination" Williams said.
Private enterprise should be
encouraged to lend much Of this
material aid but it cant do the
whole job particularly in filling
Africas need for roads and cdu-
cational facilities, the assistant
secretary said.
This is our opportunity to
give our brothers a chance tc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
Dotebook HighIights
National Boby Week

Participants in the National
Council of Negro Women's Date
Book Contest are moving into
high gear in an effort to win one
OF the three prizes offered TO
the person selling the greatest
number of books. The contest
will be highlighted during Ma
tional Baby Week, April % to
May 6.
Proceeds from the contest will
be used to help finance a monu-
ment and educational center as
a living tribute to DR.. Mary Nc
Lcod Bethune, who founded the
Organization IS years ago. When
erected in 1868, the monument
will be the first in the Nations
Capital to honor a Negro.
First prize in the contest is
a free, 33-day trip to Europe. The
winner will travel with an en-
tourage from the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

The Northern District Confer
cnce, Knights of st. Peter Claver,
will convene in Detroit, May 20
81. according to Bruce d. Bailey,
general chairman. The Northern
District is one of the largest
districts in the nation. The De-
troit chapter is one of the big
gcst in America.
A priest of the Anglican Church
in Logos, Nigeria, West Africa,
the Rev. Adcneye Olufemi Olo-
modosi, spoke $50 and 100 am.
Sunday at ST. Michacl's Episcopal
Church, Birmingham. Mr.. Olo-
modosi is studying at the General
Theological Seminary, New York
City.
The Rev. DR.. Elder G. Hawkins,
vice moderator Of the United
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
spoke Sunday afternoon at High
land Park Presbyterian Church,
Woodward and Cortland, on "a
Fresh Look at Our Mission to
Africa" His talk was sponsored
by the Forum Committee Of ST..
Johns Presbyterian Church. DR..
Hawkins has been pastor OF St.
Augustine Presbyterian Church,
Bronx, N.Y., for 20 years.
t.
Knights of Pythias and Calan-
thcans will meet in Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Elmhurst at l4th,
TO celebrate Thanksgiving SER
vices Sunday, May z, at 2 pm.
The Rev. j. S. Williams, Sr., host
minister. will deliver the sermon.
The senior choir of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church will render the
musical selections. John Lee and
Mrs. Mary owens are scheduled
to serve as soloits.
Q
The matron of New Liberty
Baptist presented dinner We'd
ncsday night. Mrs. Matte jack
- =. ,.,,,.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

learn to do some sober thinking.
I'VE cannot live triumphantly
until we know Christ. He teaches
us to live a way where there is
no panic
Family Week will be observed
beginning Sunday. May z. The
pastor, the Rev. Carlyle f. Stew
art will preach on 1t Takes A
Heap OF Living To Make A
Home" during the radio broad
cast from IL to II noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
OPEN new WORLDS TO FREEDOM

The dream Of freedom burns deep every Today 10
flaming to the surface In volcanic epons Of hope and hate
end fear
Seventeen nations born In Africa alone last Their
birth pangs shook the world and shake yet For the dream Of
freedom does not translate readily into reality.
responsibilities they scarcely comprehend csmong for
sgeod degradation they between chaos and calm
Communism seeks exploit their confusion by political pressure
bsited promises and guile Communist techncans trade ris
sions and teachers with skilled hands end blank cheeks.
not only to Asia and Africa but TO Latin American doorstep
To the puzzled end impoverished millions Democracy Com
munsm only words We challenged TO give real meaning
words To expose and Communism. To demon
strate the lasting truths Of Democracy.
FREE DIGEST Of the Report Of the Prssidsnfs Conssissi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1861
Evening star., 1961-12-24

"a. 1861 81
Evening star., 1961-09-27

to bring a woman described as
a former East-West commuter
back to West Berlin in his sta
ton wagon.
The court said Pierrot, a
Dutch businessman, had been
trying since April to talk a girl
secretary of an East German
foreign trade organization into
leaving East Germany. and So
licited the help of a "West Ber-
lin spy center" in carrying out
his plans.
The courtfound the UAR
students guilty of having tried
to tempt three East Berliners
"a 3-year-old girl and her
uncle and grandmother-to flee
to West Berlin.
David McFadden, a brother
in-law of Ferry, arrived in Ber-
lin 10 days ago to try to aid
the Americans. Mr.. McFadden
said United States officials as
serted they could not inter-
vene with East German au-
fthorities since the United States
does not recognize that regime
and could only make inquiries
| through the Russians as oc-
'cupying powers.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Cuban Army
ReOrgdniized

HAVANA. Sept. 81 (AP).-
Cuba has ,reorganized its army
into three main corps as a de-
fense against new invasions,
Prime Minister Fidel Castro
said last night.
Addressing a graduation
ceremony for 400 militia Of
ficers in Matanzas, the Prime
Minister said his revolutionary
army no longer is a collection
of guerrillas but is composed
of companies, battalious, divi-
sions, armies and army corps. "
He said Cuba has three fully
equipped army groups, in the
east, central and west of the
island.
This way we will aunihilate
the invaders and all our en-
emies," Mr.. Castro said.
The prime minister again ac-
cused the United States of pre-
pairing a new invasion of Cuba,
Evening star., 1961-09-27

mona College. Both had been
attending summer school in
Europe and were cue to return
to their school in California.
In passing sentence. the court
ruled that time spent by the
six in pretrial confinement
would be applied toward their
prison terms.
Western newsmen were barred
from the trial.
The Communist prosecutor,
identified only as Schulz. told
the East Berlin city court that
the six "shamelessly abused the
generosity East Germany ex-
tends to foreigners"
They were all actively en-
gagged in the trade in human
beings in full knowledge Of the
Berlin situation and in the
knowledge of the damage their
criminal acts would have
caused to our society" Adm
quoted Mr.. Schulz as saying.
ADM said Ferry and Pankey
were convicted of trying tC
smuggle a girl student OF East
Berlin's Humboldt UNIVERSITY
to West Berlin in the luggage
| compartment of their Volks-
wagon. The girl was not identi-
fled.
Collect was said to have tried
Evening star., 1961-09-27

but said his forces would in
flict on our enemies an even
bigger defeat" than in the April
invasion that was crushed at
the Bay Of Pigs on Cuba'S
southern coast.
I'VE will be fighting with
good weapons, with good Off
GERS and with good soldiers" he
said. 1T does not matter that
the imperialiSts are powerful,
because all the oppressed people
Of the world, all the liberated
people of the world are with
us because the workers of
the Soviet Union and the
Peoples Republic of China are
more powerful"
A group of officers of Cuba's
armed services, including mill
tary school commanders, stood
behind Mr.. Castro during his
speech, which was televiSed.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Army Wife Held
In Pistol SIuyinq

FUERTH, Germany, Sept. 81
(AP) An American Army wife
is being held on criminal
charges in connection with the
pistol Staying of her husband
German police said today.
Police reported the woman
Mrs. Josephine Gillies, SO, OF
Coronado, Calf, shot her hus-
band, Sergt. Robert H. GillieS
46, when he dared her to pull
the trigger of a revolver during
a domestic argument on Sep
tember 25.
The couples four children
Barbara, 10: Robert, Is; Maria
IL, and William, 7-were in the
house at the time.
The case comes under Ger
man criminal Jurisdiction ac-
cording to terms of the Status
of Forces Agreement with West
Germany. An American officer
in Fuerth said the case will be
tried as manslaughter and not
murder. No formal charges
have been filed.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Collett drew two years, Pier
rot 312 years. Ell Meshneb 8
years and Salib 18 months in
prison.
The trial brought to three
the number of American stu
dents known to have been
sentenced to prison behind the
Iron Curtain this month. Mar
vim William Makinen, %, a
Fulbright student at West Ber-
Inns Free University, was SEN
fenced to eight years in prison
in the Soviet Union. A military
court in Kiev found him guilty
September 5. Of spying while
on a car trip from Berlin.
Ferry was a student at Santa
Ana College and Pankey was
studying smathematicS at Po-
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Vienna Trust Co.
Branch Bank OKd

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 81
(AP) An application by the
Vienna Trust Co. to establish
branch bank at Tyson's Cor.
ner in Fairfax County has been
approved by the State Corpora
ton Commission.
The branch, to be known as
the Tyson's Corner office of the
Vienna Trust Co., will be To-
Gated on the north side of Vir-
ginia 7 approximately 1000 feet
west of the intersection of Vir-
ginia 7 and 1913.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

veal > Olut IL Jill NSS@~Af 'f
of having violated the Com
munist laws against flight
from the republic" as well as
passport regulations. the Off
cial East German news agency
ADM announced.
The Communist prosecutor
said all six tried to WOO people
over to the West and aided
East Germans in illegal at
tempts to leave their homeland,
Adm reported.
Convicted with the Ameri-
cans on the same charges but
for different alleged offenSes
were Bernhard Joseph Collettr
80, of England; Henri Johannes
Petrus Pierrot, Sc, Of the Meth
erlands; and two citizens of the
United Arab Republic identified
as El Meshneb, 20, and Rchs
Aver Salib, 81, both students.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Red Tests Protested

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept
q (AP).-Three Indonesian
students paraded outside the
Soviet Embassy today protest
ing the Soviet nuclear tests
Police arrested the three for
demonstrating without permis-
sion.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Americans Sentenced
In East Zone Court

BERLIN Sept 81 AP)-An East German court YESTERDAY
sentenced two California students to two in prison on
charges of trying smugge East German girl student into
West Berlin in a cars luggage compartment. -
Victor Searles Pankey and Gilbert Page Ferry both 2O
Calf and four others were convicted
Evening star., 1961-07-23
ZOO a BROKEN ARROW.

W Ey bROkEN AKkUW.
Western. "The ArcheoIogist." Cochise
(MichaeI Ansara) is torn between his
tribal suspicious and his friendship for
Tom Jeffords (John Lupton) when ar
cheoIogists invade the reseveration.
9 ASSIGNMENT UNDERWATER.
Adventure. Bill Williams stars.
q BACKSTAGE. SPORTS. NEWS.
Strong. SieeeI MaIkie.
q SAN FRANCISCO BEAT.
Adventure "The Radio Case" A jacket
made of hand woven Scottish tweed
helps the San Francisco police solve
series of petty robberies. Tom TuIIy,
Warner Anderson.
The Sunday Stor TV MosOzine.
Evening star., 1961-02-07
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

O.: Please settle an argument
for us. We received, as q
Christmas gift, a shipment OF
naval oranges. My husband
claims that they got this name
from the fact that they are
served aboard Navy ships to
prevent scurvy. I think the
name has something to do with
the fact that they're seedless.
Who's right?-MrS. A. B., Wa
terbury, Conn.
A.: Neither one Of you is cor
rect-though you're closer
than your husband.
II you'll both take q closer
look at that gift carton, you'll
see that the word is navel" not
naval" 1t refers to the fact
that this kind Of orange has at
one end o depression somewhat
resembling the human navel.
Your husbands misconception
arises from the fact that lime
juice was made q part Of the
regular ration Of British sailors
many years ago when it was
found valuable in counteracting
outbreaks Of scuryy, q disease
resulting from q deficiency of
vitamin C. From this practice
came the nickname "limey''
widely used by American and
Australian seamen. but not
especially popular among Brit
onS themselves.
Q.:This may sound morbid
to you,-actually 1t isn't. What's
the word for "beheading"? It
came up when the children and
Evening star., 1961-02-07

I were talking about the Queen
Of Hearts dictum "Off with
their heads!" in Alice in Won
derland. Mrs. L. B. j., Hack
ensack, N. j.
A.: The word you seek is de
capitation' from the Latin
"caput," head, and "de-" off.
A somewhat similar word
which may intrigue your kid
Evening star., 1961-02-07
the Beers

dies is demonstration. from
the Latin "feneStra, window,
and de- out Of. It. means the
act Of throwing or jumping out
OF windows. AS one social COM
mentator, writing about the
stock market crash Of 1929, re-
marked wryly: I'm Wall Street
demonstration d reached q new
high"
Evening star., 1961-02-07
BY ALEREn SHEINWOLD

Pass A. So T%
Dble. AllRgss
Opening lead King Of spades.
The South hand clearly calls
for 0 slautout bid Of some kind.
a bid Of only three clubs would
be proper II South had seven
clubs, to the queen-jack and
nothing on the side. The ac-
tual hand may produce six club
tricks and a diamond or two,
land Is worth the more vigorous
bid Of four clubs. -
West demands q game in
some other suit by bidding
five clubs. This eue-bid In
the enemy's suit is q sort Of
gigantic takeout double.
More Interference
What should North do in this
situation? i South has an
nolinced that he has no de-
tense. and the first two bids
indicate that West has no clubs.
North should suspect that the
opponents have "a lAydown
grand slam. =
A raise to six clubs would
not shut East out. A jump to
Eseven clubs stands q chance
Of stealing the hand from the
enemy.
What should East do after
the Jump to seven clubs? When
you're looking at all Of the
cards it's easy to see that East
is safe at seven hearts. But II
East sees only his own hand
he may prefer to settle for q
sure profit instead Of risking q
loss. After all, If the grand
slam depends on a finesse. 1t
will lose: South Is marked with
no high cards. .
| When East doubles seven
clubs. there Is no way for West
| to go on. South pays q rather
substantial penalty-900 points
for two spades, two diamonds
and, a diamond ruff. Perfect
defense would give East Q SEQ
lond ruff, and Q score Of I,100
- y
This Is Tar less than the
value Of d grand slam in hearts.
East and West would score 210
ipatnts for the tricks. ! 500 for
the grand slam bonus, and TOO
for the rubber.
- The general principle Is
tsimple: When 'pre-empting, bid
your maximum Immediately.
l. Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
AK QJ40AJ663 oAK94
What do you say? a.
Answer: Bid two hearts
(forcing to game). You would
prefer a stronger trump suit,
but you can't afford to make
a weaker opening bid when
you have so much top command
in all four suits. players who
use weak two-bids would open
this hand with two clubS.)
| Copyright. 1861. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1961-02-07
mems sizes 36 TO 46

Xes read right 9SS is the Penneyow price luxury
soft suede leather Get rugged good looks styling
fully lined body and sleeves Extras bet
cotton and wool blend knit trims wastband Check
the smart fall shades of rust charcoal beige Shop
Penney today advantage of this special Penney purchased
Evening star., 1961-06-30

S-bedrm. brk. Colonial, FHA ap-
" payments only $50; ,liv. rm.
with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. kit. with
counter space, full bsmt; side
porch: attractive yard; mr.. Wash
ington Sanitarium. bus and shops.
THE BERENS COMPANIES
Evening star., 1961-06-30
ASSUME
809o FINANCING

BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. rambler, nice
lot, good location, no money down
GI or $3.50 down, FLA. Only S13-
900. BROWN 81 BROWN REALTY,
,JE 4-00A1
Evening star., 1961-06-30

ARLINGTON, N.-For the cham
BocFstboGts DoSTs tsSts snS sa Ct ,o,H Hrsssa nam
White-washed rambler with built
in garage offers unusually large
rooms. Center hall compliments
the 23x15 living room. Separate
dining for gracious entertaining.
Three bedrooms, 2h baths; full
basement with maids room; CEN
trally air-conditioned. Outstand-
ing residential aartion
Evening star., 1961-06-30
nf0pgn

POTOMAC HILLS AREA. by OWNER
Spacious Southern Colonial. Lo-
Gated in a preferred community.
4 bedrooms, living room. dining
room, Hotpoint kitchen, 3 baths,
rec. room, patio type porch plus
screened porch and garage. No
agents. Call IA. 5-9127 or FL.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

CHEvERLY-SSOO down FHA for
this 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial; liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm..
wall-to-wall carpeting. full bsmt.;
close to public and parochial
schools: immed. possession TO
qualified purchaser.
Evening star., 1961-06-30
Something Unusual

First time offered! Greenwood
Rnolls. Immaculate 4-bedrm. split
level on huge wooded lot. Air con-
ditioned. Washer. drier and many
other extras included. Priced in
the low eos. This is considered
one of our best buysl
MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
IN QAA0
Evening star., 1961-06-30

FWINBROOK = A lovely 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod; newly remodeled kit,
large liv. rm. with firepL; large
fenced-in yard: ideal for a grow
ing family; flexible financing;
$3.50 down. LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1961-06-30
A RC

ARLINGTON REALTY CO., INC.
2300 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
IA. 7-9300 Open Til 9
RAVENWOOD PARK
Modern 4-bedroom, .2Is bath brick
RAMBLER in excellent condition;
close to schools, shopping and
transportation. Under 100000.
Call Col. Carnes, FE. 3-2932.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. Real Es.
tate, MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-06-30
REALTORS Lo. 5-49

WHEATON-owner. Assume 4hTs
inei aits p 9y-O H5k Splf Holiday SaaS r. Ho
VIII. 6-2204. Ell. 6-0S06. No agts.
WHEATON (st. Catherine's); $395
semi, with rec. rm.: vacant. DI.
7-4445. ewes. VIII. 2-7357.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

area-S995 dn., FILA loan: S15,-
$50; close to elementary school,
swimming pool, st. Johns Church
Cape Cod on fenced lot; 8 bed
rms 2 baths. hal. study, liv,. rm.,
din. rm., kit, full bsmt.; base.
hoard b " h III h-OROA
Evening star., 1961-06-30
sILyER sPRNG ;.
SILVER SPRING
SPECIAL

Just offered. built in 1887 by oe-
cupant, leading county builder.
Large brick and stone modified
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., 2 full baths,
storybook ysrd and patio. vinyl
features Of top quality. Priced be-
low appraised value, $4,000 dn.
will handle, subject to FHA. S24,-
$50 or conv. financing.
H. ]. REVANE, JU. 9-3326
Evening star., 1961-06-30
HYATTSVIILE

HYATTSVILLE
Assume lge. 1st trust ct
only 500 per mo. incl. taxes
and insurance. Dainty brk.
home; 8 bedrms., IN baths,
huge, full bsmt. with nearly
finished rec. rm., bar and
refgr. Barbecue pit and
front porch. Only S15,960
with immed. possession.
The Perry Boswell Co
WA. 7-450(
Evening star., 1961-06-30
MCLEAN
JE. 4-4900
VERNON AREA =. :,

MOUNT VERNON AREA = Dock
your boat within walking distance
Air cond., 4 bedrms.. 2la baths,
rec. rm. w/firepl., bsmt.; cony,- Fl
TT. Belvoir. $4,000. SO. S-2SS6
MT. VERNON AREA - Centrally
air-cond. rambler. less than year
old; 4 bedrms., 8 baths. fireplace,
finished rec. room; carport; 8
blks, from school. Can assume
CT loan. so. 6-347S.
NEAR SEVEN CORNERS-Immac-
ulate brick rambler situated in Q
residential area Of established
families on q large corner, we'll
Handicapped lot featuring 3 spa
cious bedrooms, large equipped
kitchen, 2S-ft. living room with
fireplace. full basement with in
viting recreation room and built
in hi-fi to all rooms. Walk to Jeb
Stuart High and st. Anthony's.
Modest down payment to oua1-
fled purchaser. Washer, drier and
air conditioner included in full
price of S24,500. A must see.'
Call ia. 5-9400.
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
PEATTnPQ
Evening star., 1961-06-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINUEDl

ANDREWS . DISTRICT HEIGHTs
$500 down incl. settlement and
assume FHA loan. 4 bedrms., sep
din. rm,, fireplace. bsmt.. fenced
yard: Total price. $1o,250. RE
Evening star., 1961-06-30
PARKLAWN AREA

S1S,950 BY BUILDER
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler on
wooded lot. Sep. din. rm., mod,
kit. with eating space. Q baths;
full bsmt. Shown by appointment.
OR. 1-eI90 or ia. 4-1207.
Evening star., 1961-06-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

m,-NEW 3-bedroom
brick, ~ baths; 10ss dn., S15r-
500. 1927 66th ave. HI. 0-611s.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-$296 total
charges, absolutely. no extras;
3-bedrm. brk.; full bsmt. S75 per
mo. plus taxes, Veterans only.
w. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400
KENT FoREsr-completely air
cond. 3-bedrm., 111-bath home,
equip. kit, din. nm; fenced rear
yard; 5000 dn. inelS. settlement.
N. AvoNpALE-SI4,750, OF no
down: 3-bedrm., 1h-bath brick
semi Colonial, equip. kit. tncls.
dishwasher, din, fm.' full bsmt.
w/tiled floor.
UNIV. PARK-3-bedrm. brk. Co
lonial on well-landscaped lot with
flagstone patio; din. frn.. side scr.
porch. hot-Water heat; garage;
S21.600.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

WHEATON, - Immaculate Colonial
style l home E,,If Eith S-,os ,Ssdr%si ss11 ss1
flgt HIGH r. sEcK,0 sS 0fiSs' SsaltSI.A tSrA'1gS he
Evening star., 1961-06-30

FWINBROOK-A pretty home with
space galore: 4-bedrm. Cape Cod;
fireplace, huge modern kit: only
Sl5.250 FILA or CT. HUGH 7.
PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 6-9l70.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

McLEAN-Nev and lovely s bed
room, 3 full bath split foyer ram
bier, completely AIR CONDITION
ED and ready to move in. Huge
living room with fireplace. separate
dining room. terrific. kitchen with
eating space for 8. Garage, and
q real charmer that's quality
built. Area Of lovely homes within
walking distance of grade schools.
Mid-30s. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON,
ia. 5-1550; ewes, IA. 5-5035.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

WESTMORELAND HTLLS-Our Isl
presentation Of q 4-bedrm., q
story Colonial with library; homt
approximately 8 years old; shown
by appt. only. Call Charles T
Berry, jr., KE. 7-1370; ewes, OIL
2-949S. STUART & MAURY, INC,
hon7 Wis ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-06-30

Quiet cui-de-sac, 11,000-sq. q.-ft.
Beautifully Handicapped yard: 3
big bedrms., firepl., many many
extras; $3.50 dn. FILA appraised at
S13,750; close to schools. shop
ping and bus 20. 2-3140;
Evening star., 1961-06-30

WHEATON,, near New Plaza = All
brick rambler, 8 twin-size bed
rms, IL baths, huge kit. with
table space, full bsmt., ice. wooded
lot, WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
.TTT Q-R440 'til o nm