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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Chicago Parents Arrested
In School Demonstrations

CHICAGO - Denied a hearing
by the Chicago Board of Educa-
ton, Negro parents have asked
NAACP attorneys to file suit
for an injunction restraining the
board from transferring and as
signing students on racially
discriminatory basis.
AS the result of demonstrations
against transfer of "a Negro eIe-
mentsry school children from the
integrsted Burnside School TO the
predominantIy Negro Gillespie
School, Carl Fvqvs, executive Sc
eretary Of the chiesso NAAcP
branch, and II mothers were
arrested on Jan. Is on complaint
of the principal Of the Burnside
School. They were charged with
frespassing and unlawful assem-.
bly,.
The following day seven more
parents were arrested at the very
time Municipal Judge Joseph But
Ter was denying leave to the
principal to file a complaint
against the IL persons arrested
the previous day.
Representing the parents in
Court were NAACP attorneys Will
liam r. Ming, George Leighton,
Fleetwood Mccoy and Mark
Jones.
The parents protested the
transfer, effective Jan. 2, on the
grounds that the undcr-utilized
and predominantly white Perry
School is nearer their homes
than the Gillespie School. They
study-in demonstrations at the
Burnside School from which the
children had been transferred.
Later they Withdrew their chill
dren from school and secured the
services Of Mrs. Rita Phillips,
vice chairman Of the NAAcP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
'y;t-Mner".
Kidnapped
AospitaMed

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. A 27-
ycar-old white technical worker
who was abducted at gun-point
ailer joining CORE lunchcounter
sit-ins in Huntsville, Alabama
was in Huntsvill Hospital today
suffering with itching, peeling,
clustering skin.
He was sprayed with oil OF
mustard by his kldnapers, accord
ing to DR.. S. w. Hereford.
Marshall Keith, who works at
the Reostone Arsenal, was at
home reading just after midnight
when two men Knocked at the
door. They said they had a flat
tire and asked to borrow a jack.
AS Keith opened the door, gun
was stuck in his back and the
two blindfOlded him.
Keith, the first white man TO
Join in Huntsville CORE demon
STATIONS, was then driven 10 a
remote part OF town. partially
stripped, beaten and sprayed
with the chemical substance.
The two drove away and Keith
stumbled to nearby home and
police were summoned. The pre-
vious week CORE field secretary
Henry Thomas was hospitalized
as the result of mustard gas
attack in his car.
CORE has been conducting sit
in demonstrations to win inte-
grated lunch-counter service
since January 3. There have been
as arrests and z acquitals. since
the campaign began In the town
known as Rocket City, u. S. A.
On Saturday Keith ordered
food at a Woolworth lunch count
or. lie then passed II to a Negro
CORE member sitting next TO
him. There was no immediate
trouble but the assistant manager
made a display Of breaking the
dish the Negro used after he
had finished.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Judgement At
Nuremberg Set
for United Artists

Once in generation a Motion
Picture explodes into great
ness. This is true of Mr..
Stanley Kramer's JUDGMENT AT
NUREMBERG. opening at the
United Artists Theatre the eve-
ming of February 81, 1862 at
8: 90 p. M. under the sponsorship
of the Detroit Chapter Of the
American Association for the
United Nations. The acclaim Civ
en- this tremendous Motion Pic
ture by Press, Radio, Television,
Magazines and individuals has
been overwhelming. Each mem
Der of the distinguished cast has
been mentioned as possible AGA
deny Award Nominees, and
Judgment at Nuremberg" as the
Best Screenplay and Picture of
the Year.
Because of this unprecedented
acclaim, the management of your
United Artists Theatre. in their
sincere desire TO make il possible
for the greatest number of val
ucd patrons-and the residents
OF Michigan, Ohio and Canada
to eujoy this PICTURE OR THE
YEAR" are changing advertised
reserved seat policy with ten
shows per week to an unrcserved
policy With twcnty-onc shows per
week at reduced admission
prices.
Following, for your convent.
cnce, you will find the new Show
time and Price Schcdule--for
this engagement only which
they feel will meet with your
wholchcarted approval.
Matinees: Daily at 11:00 am.
and at 2:l5 pm.
All seats for the 11.00 am. per-
formance-Sl.25. All seats for
the 2:l5 performance-S1 90.
Both matinees on Saturday, Sun
day and Holidays-1.50.
EVENINGS: AT 8:15 - All
scats-S2.00
4(Fcderal Tax included in all
instanccs)
African ENJOYS and other Ne
groes.
The NAACP has appealed for
legislation to outlaw such bias.
None has been forthcoming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Jennie Hunter. youth Director,
New Mt. Mor.ah Baptist Church
announced that Youth Week will
be observed at the church Jan.
28-Fcb. .. The theme How 9th
crs Know We Are Christians"
81 ~ Dc used Geneva nol4>r
publicity chairman; Willie b.
Hunt, chairman; and Jerry Will
Ilams, senior president.
The Both anniversary celebra-
ton of Elyton Baptist Church,
63l8 Varney, is now in progress.
Anniversary services will be held
each Sunday afternoon at the
church and will continue through
March. The Rev. Elmer w. Smith
is pastor.
The Union Grove Baptist
Church in Romulus. the Rev.
John W. Wells. pastor. is now
worshiping in its new edifice
located at 6312 South Wayne
Road. II took only four years for
the membership to raise enough
funds to purchase two lots and
erect the building. They were
greatly aided by friends in south
western Wayne County and the
surrounding area.
.
Congratulations are in order
to Charles I. Cole, Jr., who was
installed Senior Warden at st.
Joseph's Episcopal Church, Wood
ward at Holbrook, last Sunday af-
ternoon. Cole is the first Negro
TO be named to such a position,
second TO rector, the Rev. Joseph
5. Dickson. Cole, a resident of
Highland Park, is an executive
director of the House of Digs.
Miss Barbara Spencer, general
chairman, of the youth Commit
tee at New Calvary Baptist
Church, directed youth day activ-
tiles Sunday in the sanctuary.
Dr. Joseph T. Thomas is pastor.
julius Maddox, member of Friend
ship Baptist Church and student
at Detroit Institute of Technolo-
gy, delivered the annual Youth
Day message at the morning SER
vice.
Greater Macedonia Baptist
Church held its Youth program
Sunday evening. II was sponsored
by the Baptist Training Union of
the Church. Robert Horton Jr. is
director and w. p. Lewis, assist
ant director Some of the partici
pants we're Helen Derry, Jacque-
lin Mayberry, Shirley VOORHEES,
G. L. Lightioot, Hattie McKen
zie, T. f. Foster, Clara Davis
and Rockley Well, East Lake Bap
/ ticf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Offers Workshop

Wayne State University will Of
fer a workshop in computer prog
ramming and related mathemat-
les for high school mathematics
teacher and students.
The workshop will be held for
IS weeks beginning on Saturday,
Feb. II. The sessions will run
Fl ON 10 a. m. to noon.
The programs will be under
the direction of DR. Walter lloff-
man, director of the computing
center at Wayne State with the
aid CT Robert L. Monroe of Cool
ey High School and Steven Szabo
of Cass Technical High School.
Materials will cover the use Of
the GATE Progrsmming System
and will include mathematical
topics not commonly taught but
which have importance in writing
programs for compvtors.
Both students and teachers
will write programs to be run on
Wayne States IBM $50 system.
No college credit is given and
no fees are charged. Teachers
will be paid travel allowance.
All high school teachers in the
Detroit area are eligible. Each
applicant will have to sponsor a
student Of exceptional ability
who will attend the entire work
shop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Md. Registration
Drive Underway

BALTIMORE Maryland
NAACP's state conference has
launched a statewide non-partisan
"register-to-vote" campaign IN
answer to bias against Negroes in
Route 40 restaurants and other
places of public accommodations
throughout the state.
Announcement was made by
DR. Lille Jackson, NAACP state
president, at a meeting here on
Jan. 20 Of NAACP state leaders.
She said the Negro vote is of
crucial Importance lin the drive
for passage of state legislation
guaranteeing free access to. all
places of public accommodation"
Route 40, which spans the dis
lance between Baltimore and
Washington, d. c., has attracted
worldwide notoriety in recent
months as the site of restaurants
which have refused to service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

branch education committee. as
teacher for the boys and girls in
one of the homes of parents.
Meanwhile the Board of Edvcs-
ton refused TO hear their plea
and fhe superintendent Of eevca-
ton sharply rebvked them.
The NAACP has called upon
citizens of Chicago to protest
the actions of the Chicago Board
of Education which led to he ar
rest Of number of parents Of
children living in the Burnside
area"
Through these arrests, the
NAACP charges, 1.-The Board of
Education served further notice
on the citizens of Chicago that
it intends TO continue to ignore
the petitions for consideration
and the pleadings for equal ed
ucational opportunity for all chill.
dren of the city"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Minister Saves
Drowning Boys
CONTINUED From Page y

While he was trying to get
the youths out of the water, the
rumble of cracking ice warned
him OF his danger After
another vain attempt to lift the
youths out of the water, he ran
off the ice to save himself.
Then the youger Williams ran
10 coal company yard and yell.
cd: Come quick, come quick
my brother is drowning
Rev. Brown, who had Just
driven into the coal company
yard. jumped . fence and ran
70 the canal. When he saw the
boys heads sink beneath the
nvmbing water, he dived, fully
dressed. into the icy canal.
He swan first to Williams. lift
cd his head above the water. and
placed him on the edge OF
bridge. Then Rev. Brown went
back for the Bibbs boy Brown
kept the boys head above the
water for about Is minutes be-
fore fire department rescue
squad arrived to help lift the
boys out of the water.
Rev Brown modestly disclaim-
ed any credit for his heroism.
and at first refused to give his
name. Brown is associate pastor
of Primitive Baptist Church. lie
lives at 1910 w. 3rd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

"Frs we Europe then the OF ASIA then
we will United States We will not have to attack
wil fall like over-ripe fruit into hands."-lENN
Communism relentless Its tactics Its elm does not The
tally sheet OF tyranny Is testimony TO that
Look back fifteen years. The worlds lone Communist coun
Soviet Russia 10 million people and million square
miles Today Soviet empire dominates 10 million square
miles and 300 million people, Communism driving ntnessy.
OF fourth the globe third CT mankind
look ahead. Listen to todays prophets;
THE Communists will destroy capitalism 80"
a.. the day will when will bury YOU"
e.. your children will live IN Communist society"
Communism pusues ITS basic plan with iron That plan
split from freedoms Split from tire world and among
ourselves Split the inner strength Of democratic process
That strength your power free individual How you
EREE DIGEST Of the Report Of the Prssid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

COLESVILLE AREA = Brand-new
,3-bedrm. rancher, full bsmt. VI
exit to huge lot, near bus. school
and store. S15.S50 and "OK'D 4
TRADE"
Ken Druskin q Co. 10. 5-2005 til 10
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-BULdING
AT THE SEAMSi 4-bedroom brick
home, centrally air conditioned.
2 baths, separate dining room, rec
reation room. $1,700 down. 10.
5-4677.
CP FLETCHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

SILVER SPRING-MOVE IN WITH
DEPOSIT. 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
fenced lot. Fla appraised SIS.
HUGH T: PECK. 1I246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
SILVER SPRING-A BIG VALUE
for the large family. 4 bedrms.
on upper level plus q 9Th bedrm,
on LIST level, ga baths, rec. rm.
With firepl.. beautiful all-electric
westinghouse kit. with attached
garage. $4,000 dn., 500, 900.
1mmed. occupancy.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI, MD, 1906 26th ave.
bedrm. Diet. brick in lovely Cool
Spring section. S140. PORETSKY
a SONS, INC, HA, 2A3S0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

10. U~sUUO CII IU
SPRING. RoCKVIiLLE-SeVersi 3
3 and 4 bedroom homes available
Some for immediate occupancy;
some with option to buy. MAN
OvILL REALTY CORPORATION,
10. 4-S440.
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EouSES FOR SALE-MD,

CEDARHURST on Chesapeake Bay,
3l miles D. C. near Shady Side
Md.-Nearly new home. 8 bedrms.
cleo, kitchen. utility rm., hot-Water
DASHBOARD heat. 3 lots. Sl2,95O.
other COTTAGES and homes 1880
TO Sl8.5O0: Take Routes 4. 255
and 46S. WALTER M. BAUMAN.
agent. 1905 Goth st. NV, 3S7-
sill: At Cedarhurst see Mrs. Oliff
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ADEIPHI

S ssm5 as l Sssp if fa bsS SDsc Inn
ished rec. rm., 2 full baths, built
In intercom. Enjoy Q fully fenced
yard VITAL shade trees. Terms
IN suit nuYchaseF
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
HTT,J(REST

This 6-rm. brick Colonial is de-
signed for ycar-round comfortable
living. bedrms., . baths, sep. din.
rm.,, full basement, fenced rear
yard, 2 fireplaces, generous closet
space. Conventional or FILA H.
naneing available. Phone for free
brochure.
Hartman Realty Co.
LU. 4-34OO Ewes. in Limo
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
90-A-acrs lot. 4-bedrm
brick rambler, earport, If
screened porch, rec. rm., 2 baths,
nrepl. Immediate possession.
FIRST OFFERING Immaculate
Pick rambler on A-acrs lot with
1Irees. built-tn garage. bedrms.,
n7 pains ;nsn,, rec. rm" screened
Bethesda Realty
OIL, ALAN
=. Charming williams
burg brick Colonial in very choice
neighborhood, on large lot with
trees. Bedrm., IN baths on ist
floor, 3 big bedrms.. bath up.
Excel. kit, breakfast nook, lovely
REDWOOD rec, rnl.. bar and bath
g IN ground level bsmt. Mid 3Os.
SAMUEL 2. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
OIL 6-7SO0 til o
BETHESDA-ROCK CREEK HILLS
NuSuperior brick and stone VIII
H lisnmS6prg CGl1nial, Like new. AIR
plus bedrm., bath and family PAINS nm.
on lower level. Large din. rm. and
den opening to screened porch,
ultra modern kit, breakfast bar,
charming rec. I'm. bar in daylight
SAMUEL .. BodLESY OF PMR p., ne fTs'
OIL. 6-7S0O It'll 9
BETHESDA = Huge brick Rambler
with twin sized bedrms. on
level, center hall, sep. dining rm.,
table space. kit, finished waik-out
rec. rm 2-car garage. S34,75O
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O It'll q
BETHESDA-Immaculate brick CO.
lonial. Liv. rm. has fireplace, sep.
din. nm, modern kit, study and
powder. rm. on LIST floor, 2 spa
cious bedrms. and bath on I'd
ilr., full bsmt. garage. S1S,5OO,
KoRZENDORFER, Realtor, OIL,
4-S1ll It'll q.
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MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: liv.-din. sarea with
fireplace, modern kit. with table
space. huge paneled rec. room,
excel. financing. $4,000. KOR-
IENDORFER, REALTOR. OIL.
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FALLS CHURCH-Attr. 1 bedrm.,
COW. bus and shopping. adults
CLARENDON, near Virginia Square
and st. Charles School-New du-
plexes, g and 3-bedrm. apis, $3.50
sna SIP air cSHd: North Kirk S,s
THOMPSON d ASSOCIATES, ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
HOMES FOR RESALE

These beautiful one-ownsr homes,
OBJ O-'61 models, are looking for
new owners: Their original owners
Jobs forced them to relocate else
where. So let somebody else's bad
luck be your good lucki Look into
these top values now before they're
snapped up! Low monthly pay
mentS in fee. Completion financ-
ing available. Write or phone COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

CHILLUM, MD, BIZ Somerset pl.-
3-hedrm. Diet. brick. Wall-to- wall
carpeting. draperies throughout.
screened porch. fenced yard. SI35.
PORETSRY & SONS, INC, HA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
Good Value-Woodridge

Detached, 8 rooms, tiled bath, mod,
Kit; hardwood floors throuEhout.
and rear porches. Nice level lot,
Sl4,950 on terms. ROGER MOSS
LA. 9-9o2o Sun. MA. 0-ORO9
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RANDALL CIRCLE AREA Sc
Couple to share lovely home with
mother and daughter. 6S2-733S.
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AVE, 4sO4 = Beautiful
detached Colonial home. complete
~ redec. 3 lge. bedrms., 2la baths.
tiled bsmt.. comb. alum. storm
sashed. Ice. scr. porch. Only S155.
Also 1925, with gear garage and
talouSied porch. for $3.50 more.
STEUART BROS. INC. EN-. s.
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REFINED FAMILY desires 9 or =

REFINED FAMILY desires 9 or 7
rm. house to rent. preferably In
upper NV. section. DE. 2-3226.
SMALL HOUSE, duplex or 2-bedrm.,
apt. by April II, vic Key Bridge,
either district or N. Arl. Best Of
refs. HU. l-2995.
YOUNG JR. EXECUTIVE moving to
Washington will need moderate
3-bedrm house, close to transp.
and schools. avail. April 10. Write
D. D. MASON, 329 Trans Lux
Building, Wash, D. c. Or phone
Mr.. Gribben, MA, S-4957,
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TERRACE, 60l6 Riggs
I'd. - 4-bedrm. split-level. "a
baths, paneled family rm., ali
cleo. kit, many built-in features.
$3.50, PORETSKY a. SONS. INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lcONIlNuEnl

BETHESDA, off Bradley blvd
Very handsome Coloniai-styies
split-leyel on beautiful, wooded !.
acre, with fenced and filtered swim
pool. slate entr. foyer, full bath
den and family rm. with firepl
and kitchenette, all on entr. level
balconied liv.. rm., sep. din. rm.
Kit. with breakfast rm., 2-car car.
port, quick oSeupancys $39,950: .
BETHESDA COLONIAL = s-story
brick, 3 bedrms., modern kit, liv
rm., firepl., sep. din. rm., scr.
porch. Excel. cond. Conv. to every
tning; Assume large loan. $2O,95O.
OWNER CIV 0L; 2-0Oil. Open sat,
Conn. ave. to East West hwy. le III
to Chelton rd., right to 4310 Kent
bury drive.
BIG FAMILY, close, closet To-
ping. $500 below appraisal and
owner will renovate. Brick 4
level lot, firepi. in liv. rm'' pan.
try, sep. din. rm. Wrench doors
opening onto large scr. porch,
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS JU. $4,000
BRICK RAMBLER. $4,000. FILA
appraised. $500 down. $99.S5 per
month. plus taxes. Featuring most
attractive large rec. rm. with bar,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. side porch. A
rare opportunity for real value.
Very clean, and will sell fast. To
see 1t you will buy It. Call now,
10. 5-0s44. til 9 pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
BROOkHAVEN = $500 down, Sis
mo. FILA or assume 4hf. loan.
:l-osdrm. rambler on nice lot.
Walk to bus and schools. 949-
2131. @. A. SCHLES1NGER CO.
BURNT MILLS GARDENS-stately
brlck Colonial on over an acre
Of beautiful ground. 4 large bed
rooms. pine paneled den, family
room. rec. room with fireplace,
LYING room with fireplace, formal
Truly 9 magnificent home. Cali
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mor.
CHEVY CHASE block off Conn.
ave. on quiet, dead-end street
Beautiful brick-and-redwood con-
temporary, 4 bedrms., lovely day
light rec. rm.: sliding glass doors
to pvt patio and yard. S29,95O.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
CHEVY CHASE-New custom CEN
trally air-cond. 4-bedrm. rambler
on wooded lot, with carport. close
to shopping, transp.. mid 30s.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ES-
TATE CORP, REALTORS, OIL. A.
1898. Open It'll 8.
CLOSE TO ROSEMARY SCHOOL,
S31 ,960-An unusual Contempo-
rary home with Q library, bed
room and bath, plus recreation
room on first leyel-liying room.
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CLOSE TO ROSEMARY SCHOOL,
S31 ,950-An unusual Contempt
rary home with . library, bed
room and bath, plus recreation
room on first level-living room.
dining DIM room, KITCHEN. 2 BEDROOMS
wooded lot. Call Wo. $4,000 til
9. EDW. H. JONES d CO., INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEAR WHITE OAK-custom quail
ity rambler, center-h plan. 8
large bedrooms, 3 full baths. ex-
room with fireplace. large kitchen,
separate dining room, carport.
Only $20.95O. GRAY-KESSINGER
a. CO.., INC. JU. $4,000.
NEAR ST. JOHNS Just listed I'M
maculate brick split level, sepa-
rate dining room 3 large bed
rooms. . baths. beautiful recrea-
ton room, screened porch. patio.
43% financing. S23,95O. 90.
GRAY-KESSINGER a. Co. INC.
Ill RAIN
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HOUSES UAFURH. TO RENT
(cONJ,NUED)

CHARMING English-style home in
Sligo Park Hills. Brick and stone,
slate roof. bedrms., liv. rm.. kit,
pan. rec. rm.. . fireplaces, Stag
patio, Diet. gar. $3.50 per mo. Avail.
immed. GA. 4-6Sl7 or HA. 7-7447
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AVONDALE AREA,

AVONDALE AREA
Large brick Cape Cod on
deep, level Handicapped lot. l
extra lge. bedrm. on LIST
floor; 2 extra lge. bedrms.
on md floor: firepl. in spa.
ciouS liv. rm., separate din, q,
rm., .bsmt. and side screened
porch. Really a buy at SIS -
900. Owner may consider.
less. VA, FLA or conven-'
tional financing. Close in %.
near everything. (,
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FAIRFAX on Rte. 123, across from
Flint Hill School, bedrms.. >
baths, lge. rec. rm., newly dec.
brick S1bO mo. CIR. 3-n1la
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KENSINGTON-4 bedrms.. . bath,
firepl., dishwasher. disposal. Fin.
center. $3.50 mo. LO. 5-OS23.
KENTLAND-S1OO. 2-bedrm. Split
Foyer home, completely redeco-
rated.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
10 A.aAAn
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1873 COLLEGEVIEW DR..
4.BEDRM RAMBLER

Custom-built. ga baths, fabulous
FOR Quick SALE sA: s26 N5WoG L.
$3.50, 949-1299.
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AREA-3 bedroom
Cape Cod, full bsmt.. mr.. schools
and shopping. Rent $3.50 month.
J; Y. CALIANDRo g. CO. AP. T.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1962-12-09

ems Sommer former professor of art his
tory at the University, for his contribu-
tions to the Society and the North Caro-
lima Museum of Art.
Messrs. Ehle and Rookie are writers,
and their disparaging remarks about the
creative" atmosphere in Chapel Hill
were made chiefly from the point of
view of the writer. But Mr.. Ehle also
mentioned the University's art, drama,
and music departments in his criticism.
Mr.. Ehle repeatedly does much of his
writing in New York, and Mr.. Rookie re-
Gently moved to Carrboro, where the
creative climate may or may not be more
temperate than in Chapel Hill.
In the light of the fine achievements
of the people honored by the Art Society,
we invite Mr.. Ehle and Mr.. Rookie to re-
turn to Chapel Hill and give the old town
another try. In their own field, their
sentiments have recently been dealt
damaging blow by the literary success of
Richard McKenna, and Sundays awards
would seem to spread the balm of Great
i've fertility into other fields. Perhaps
this is not such an arid town after all?