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Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13

corridor.
The hearing will be held at
g pm. April 16 at the commits
sion auditorium at 1887 Georgia
ave. in Silver Spring.
Proposed apartment area in
Somerset - where residents for
years have battled commercial
infringement - Is part of the
30-acre Bergdoll tract. The plan
calls for AL apartment units.
1t sets aside the remainder of
the Bergdoll tract as park land,
extending to Dorset ave. along
a Little Falls Branch tributary
bisecting the property. The town
of Somerset earlier requested
that the entire tract be used as
a park.
The master plan, covering
about one square mile, extends
north from the District Line to
Chevy Chase DIR. on one side OF
Wisconsin and Bradley la. on
the other.
Commercial zoning for the
area, which now includes Chevy
Chase shopping center, other
Wisconsin ave. shops and the
proposed Saks Fifth Avenue
branch, would be extended three
blocks north on Wisconsin, two
blocks deep on the west and a
block deep on the east.
The plan, adopted by the com.
mission, eliminates any mention
of the Wisconsin corridor be.
cause of opposition of area resi-
dents at public hearings. Staff
members, however, had pro.
posed the corridor be retained;
to do otherwise, they said,
would only postpone the day
when route must be provided,
probably at far greater cost.
Apartment zoning area In
cludes a number of lots now
occupied by large old houses,
some of them built in the 18th
century and beginning to show
the effects of time.
Total acreage specified for
park land is "a, the Bergdoll
acreage and additional land ex.
tending toward the District line.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
AAUW to Hear
Talk by Allen

Kensington Branch Of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet March
Is for a 12:45 pm. luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Alfred r.
Guest, 9707 Old Spring rd., Ken
sington.
George Allen, chief of Re-
search and Special Service
Branch of the Maryland-Nation-
al Capital Park and Planning
Commission, will be the guest
speaker. "A View of the Fu-
ture Suburbia" will be his topic.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
County Council President Opens
1862 Easter Seal Campaign

ness of the courage of the hand
icapped boys and girls, men and
women, needing the therapy
available here which usually
must be continued for a long
time and at greater expense
than the average family can af-
ford; secondly, a magnificent
spirit of dedication so apparent
among the professional and adj
ministrative people working at
the center; and thirdly, the eff
cient and economical way the
Yine building and equipment are
utilized and maintained.
Through community support,
the Easter Seal Treatment Cen
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13

Starting Monday, March
10, the Montgomery County
League of Women Voters
will begin its neighborhood
registration drives to give
county newcomers and per-
sons just reaching voting age
information on how they can
register for the May pri-
mary.
The registration drive is one
of several voter services plan
ned by the LWV in connection
with the primary.
The League again plans to
issue its Voters Guide to the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13

ter can continue to render its
service at a fee that the family
can afford, and for so long as
the patient needs it.
81 urge all citizens in Mont
gomery County to join in this
volunteer effort to give therapy
to the handicapped boys and
girls, men and women among
us. Please contribute to the
Easter Seal campaign"
Several thousand volunteer
workers are taking part in the
drive by sorting, addressing and
stuffing envelopes to county
residents, requesting their con-
tributions for the drive.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13

March Is begins the 1862
Easter Seal campaign and thou
sands of Montgomery County
residents viii be asked to buy
the seals to help support the
county's Easter Seal Treatment
Center at Rockville.
The drive was officially open
ed recently when David L.
Cahoon, president of the County
Council, visited the Center on
Twinbrook pkwy. to observe
activities there.
Watching the treatment cen.
ter in operation" he said,
"gives you three strong impress
sions: first, an acute conscious
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
Two From County
In College Play

Two Western Maryland Col
lege students from Montgomery
County-Patricia Webb of Sill
yer Spring and John E. Grabow-
ski of Rockville - appeared in
the college dramatic art depart
ments production of ''The Bald
Soprano" last week.
Miss Webb is the daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Joseph E. Webb,
jr., BOG Mansfield rd., and Gra-
bowski is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward John Grabowski,
206 Cedar la.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
CrichtOn Heads
Kiwanis Club

Members Of the Kiwanis Club
of Rock Creek, located in Ken
sington, have elected Neil erich
ton president. Other new Off
GERS are Don Johnson, vice
president; Ed Moore, secretary,
and Alex Levin, treasurer.
Elected as directors were
Henry Dulany, Brad Hanson,
Cy Wofsy, Gordon Lederer,
Arnold Schafer and Ed Sciullo.
The club has announced plans
to organize and sponsor a Little
League baseball team in the
Kensington area.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
discuss federal tax liens.

discuss federal tax liens.
Jerome M. Asch, of the Balti-
more Bar will close the program
with talk on State insolvency
proceedings. A booklet Of lee
ture outlines, including forms
for office use, will be distribut-
ed to those attending.
Lawyers may obtain tickets
by writing William p. Cunning
ham, director, University of
Maryland Law School, Balti-
more /, Md, enclosing a check
for $500, which includes lunch
at the club. Tickets will also be
available at the door.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
Lawyers to Discuss
Financial Actions

program of discussion of collection procedures,
statutory liens and insolvency proceedings will be held by
the Maryland State Bar Association for lawyers in the
Washington metropolitan Saturday, March "a, at
the Indian Spring Country Club
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
State-Wide Junior
Olympics Planned

Plans for statewide Junior Olympics program in
Baltimore this will be discussed by representatives
of the Maryland Commission Physical Fitness at meet
ing at PM Saturday. March IT, in the auditorium of the
State Roads Commission building 300 W. Preston ST.,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
CoyIe Says School Board
Must Control Curriculum

Failure of the School Board to exercise full control
subjects taught the counys school children isnot
only illegal but abrogration of our democratic pn-
cples School Board candidate William E. Coye of Silver
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13
West Chevy Chase
Plan Hearing Set
Commission Proposes Apartment Area,
Park Land; Drops Wisconsin Corridor

Public hearing will be held April 16 on what promises
to be controversial master plan for West Chevy Chase
The plan, released last week by the Maryland-Nationa
Capital Park and Planning Commission calls for highse
luxury apartments a sever-acre tract facing Wisconsin
ave. urges inensicaton of the present commercial area
and drops any mention Of Wisconsin ave. commuter
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-03-13

for these events in after-school
activities, under present plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25
The MOduIe

the modue is used for family living and you wanted to
install small electric range for cooking snacks the con-
nectons right there Each modue has its own heating
cooling apparatus We've used alelectric cooling
heating pump Bascaly, this is an air-conditioner with
two cycles, one for heating, for cooling The modues
are built with stressedskn panels of pywood sheathing
This stressedskn technique of the newest in the
construction field allows build shallow (three-
nch) walls that have higher undressance property
than most walls today because of the high density of
insulation
Complete apartments for tie kids
The modules are connected with insulated, radiant.
heated corridors One length of the modue is almost
entirely made up of sliding glass panels which run from
floor to ceiling. The other length is solid WALL Thus in
our house the four modules placed in such pattern
that all of the glass panels open up inner courtyard
And the solid walls the outside giving the house as
much privacy needed.
AS you can see from the model, the kitchen modue
contains large dining table, plenty of countertops,
appliance section in the center in which the stove,
refrigerator and washing machine are inegrated. The
adult modue has ample space for large bed dressers
night stands and den arrangement at one end of the
room. The living module has space for everything
family needs The juveniles module contains Sleep
ing space, play space and bath for the two children
Although our model is fourmodule, innercourtyard
type there almost endless number of variations
Because the modue be connected either at the ends
or in the middle you could plan home in pattern,
or a 7 OIL.
But whatever design you prefer, the modules are
easily installed. At the bottom four corners of each
module are adjustable anchors The house is then set
Precast concrete piers, similar the png used in multi
stored structures By adjusting the height of the piers
you could set up the house on a mountain slope.
By this time believe you can see the revolutionary
aspects of the Module House. In one sense however
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
A Member Of India Parliament
10 Attend Natl Baptist Meet
Hon. N. KesEava Will Be One OF Key Speakers

Bangalore Corporation IN 1880
and was elected TO India's ParlIa
mcnt in 1857 and again in 1862
He has toured Europe twice
and visited Russia as guest o.
that country's government.
The National Baptist Conventior
is believed TO be the world
largest Negro organization, repre-
senting over one third OF the Ne
groes in the u. S.
Over $4,000 deiega es from tn,
so states, Africa and India. a
we'll as representatives from tn
Bahamas and Jamaica, and mis-
sionaries from Liberia and Nj
geria, are expected to attend.
DR.. Jackson. Convention Pres
dent since 1858. said this year
lhcme Is. THE Task of the Churcl
in the Struggle for Peace" Con
vention site is the Chicago Col
scum.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Pieces For Peace !"

Pieces for Peace" is the theme
If the annual Y-Teen Conference
which opens Sunday, August 26,
dt the YWCA's Camp Cavcll on
Lake Huron.
Discussion of the theme will
be led in four morning sssemb-
lies by the Rev Daniel Blazicr
Of the First Christian Church,
Massillon, Ohio.
Conference delegates represent
ing the senior Y-Teen clubs spon.
Sured by the seven branches Of
the YWCA of Metropolitan De
troit will discuss leadership prob
lens and club projects, enjoy
cabin chats, beach cook-outs ana
the many recreation facilities ci
tcred Dy Cavell.
Before their adjournment on
Friday, August 81, they will elect
their new Metropolitan Y-Teen
Council President and Vice Prcsi
dent, and will choose their pro
gram emphasis for the school
year Of l962-63
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
ISRAELI IRRIGATION
EXPERTS IN THAILAND

Two Israeli irrigation experts
sent to Thailand at thc request
of the Thai Government, by the
International Cooperation Depart
mcnt of the Foreign Ministry, are
now carrying out a survey in the
northeastern part Of the country.
One OF the experts. who had pre-
viously carried out similar sur
vcys in Cambodia and the Philip
pines. will leave as soon as the
preliminary work is done. The
second will remain for SIX months.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Safety Slogan:
Don't Rely On
The Other Guy

A traffic safety educational
program strcssing the driving cr-
rOrs made by the other guy
got underway in Detroit this
week spcarncadcd by the Iraiiic
Safety Association and the De-
troit Police Department.
More than 1900 posters carry
ing the message, Don't Rely On
Inc Olncr Guy are being erect
ca in Detroit and the metropOli-
tan area and another l.3UO are
being posted IN more tnan ito
Michigan communities thlOu. .hout
the state The posters wClc pre-
pared by the iraliIc Safety AS
ISOLATION.
Dclroll police and the AsS0cia-
tion say tncy are convinced, al
ter listening TO The stories Ct
.VuntlcSs urlvers lnvolvcu III az
cldcntS. that lis always the other
guy VINO Is 10 Diame
ITS the rare driver who will
admit he is TO blame for an ac.
ciocnt,' said Donald SLUT, man
aging director of the lralflc
Safety Association. ITS almost
always the other, who cuts IN
too sharply, who makes right
turn from the left lane, VINO
ialls to make complete stop at
stop sign and so on.
"lf drivers feel this way, then
il seems to US the best way for
them 10 avoid accidents is not
TO rely or the other guy" he con.
f,nued. Don't expect the other
driver TO execute fhe safe, the
smart, fhe legal maneuver. In
stead expect hIm TO do the vn-
expected. Then driver won't be
caught by surprise when The
other driver does Just that"
Meanwhile Detrolt ponce were
continuing their campaign against
spccucrS on rcslucnddi s,icSts.
In the sixth week ii the cam
paign. police issued 4Ol tickets
against side sirecc speedcrs who
cndanger the lives OF PEDESTRIANS
and particularly young children,
bringing the total Of such tickets
ISSUED TO 2,254.
Meanwhile the l3 police pre-
cincls, as well as UNITS OF the
Irailic Division, continued their
enforcement activities against
residential speeders, an activity
winch is judged in The traffic
safety contest.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Sunday Services
At Peoples
Community

Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church during the
broadcast over radio station
WCHB the pastor, the Rev. Car
,yle r. Stewart. preached a dy.
mamie sermon.
DR.. Stewart told his congrega
tion and radio audience that
when two opposing forces meet
something has 10 give.
AS long as you stay on Gods
beam evil will have to give,
God never hurts anybody People
hurt themselves by breaking
laws"
The Male Chorus furnished the
music in songs under the dircc.
ton of Mrs. LutilIa Harper, who
was AT the pipe e-organ.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

news commentaries a day, Mon
day through Friday on WXYZ-
Radio, will turn over his nightly
6:25 TO 6:30 program to a diff
tercnl guest commentator each
n.ht starting Monday, August 20.
Tahins their turns d, the WXYZ
microphonc for Gordon will be
" iync County Circuit Judge Ed
ward PisginS. August 20; Michi-
san Bell Telephone Company
PRESIDENT, William Nj. Day. Aug
Ist 2l; Detroit Mayor Jerome p.
Csvanagh, August %, Repubii-
can Gubcrnatorial Candidate,
George Romney. August %;
Mr.. Thomas b. Adams. Prcsi-
dent CT Campbcll-Ewald Adver-
tising Agency and Governor of
the Board Of Regents Wayne
State University, August "a; Mr..
Angus; Scholle, President Michi-
gan AFL-CIO, August 27: Detroit
Police Commissioner George Ed
Aards, August 20;
AIr Ralph McElvcnny. Presi-
dent Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company, August 20; Governor
John Il. Swanson cf Michigan,
August 30; Chief Federal Judge
Theodore Levin, August 81, and
Richard T.. Cross, Chairman Of
the Board, American Motors Cor
pOration, September 3.
Gordon's two-minutc capsule
commentaries which are heard at
various times during the day,
Will be resumed upon his return
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Student Dies IN
Motoreye|e-Auto
Collision In Va.

RIDGEWAY, Va. - A leading
student and top ranking cadet in
the ROTC at AIT College was
killed in a motorcycIe-auto col.
.lision near Bartinsvillc, Va, on
Thursday night.
Claude Scales. 2l. Ridgeway.
Va, a rising senior at AIT Col.
lcge. who this spring was installed
as joint corps commander Of the
Army and Air Force ROTC De
tachments. the highest cadet post
at the College died instantly fol.
lowing the collision.
The accident occurred on State
highway No 81, between Martins
Vile and FicldaIc. Va. at ZOO
PM. on Thursday. Scales was
operating motorcycle which col
lidcd with an auto.
Scales. last school year, was
commander Of the crack AIT Col
legc Army ROTC Drill Team
which, this spring at the Wash
ington. DC. National Cherry
Blossom Festival. placed fourth
in the national competitions CT
drill teams representing 80-odd
leading colleges and universities.
Designated this summer Dis
tinguished Military Student" he
was assigned to summer camp
training at Fort Bragg where he
made an outstanding record. rank
ing number five in his platoon of
fifty other cadets from leading
colleges and universities along
the Atlantic Seaboard.
Funeral services were conduct.
cd on Monday afternoon. at the
Mayo Baptist Church. near Ridge
way, with the Reverend T. l..
Smith. pastor of the church, Off
ciating.
A rifle squad, rcprcscnllns H.,
AIT College Army ROTC as hon
orary pall-bcarers, fired three
vollies at the grave side.
Scales is survived by his father
ID. II. Scales. a stcpmother, and
IA brothers and sisters.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
sUsINEs- 7Po2TUNlTY
EXPORT YOUR PRODUCTS TO
WEST AFRICA

Ready made wears and tcXtllc
lines. wheat flour, cauSiic soda'
rice. electric fans and apparatus,
ceramic and aluminium wares TO,
mato paste, sardincs, olive and
codlivcr oil Bp, wrist watches and
clocks. musical instruments. port
land cement. motor batteries, ma
hogany plywood. cameras. not
water bottles, vacuum TASKS.
shoes and leathcrgoods, sewing
and typcwriting machines, cotton
wool. provisions. spoons and cut.
Ierics. Gun Powder, carpets ana
;ole Aocnce. !.
All inquiries by airmail direct
to.-Mcrcantile Trust x Credit
fxchan7e. p. o. Box 60, lJeDu--
.sbo, Nigeria.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
HELP WANTED

Nationwide Insurance Company
has an opening In Columbus,
Ohio. for an experienced Fire
Underwater Prefer applicants
with minimum of two years un-
dclwritins experience in fire and
allied lines. This job, is of a
technical and professional nature
involving the acceptance, pricing
and retention of fire insurance
risks. This is an excellent OPP
portunity for growth and dovcl-
opmcnt with a progressive insur-
ancc organization. Salary com
mensuratc with past work ex-
pcricncc and above industry av-
crage. Age 25 35. Alb. or BIS
degree in Business Administers
ton required. Will substitute z
wears experience for ? years OF
college. Send resume including
background Of previous work cx-
pcricncc to f. X. GILL. Person
nell Manager, Box, 2Ol9, Column
bus, Ohio.
DENTAL TECHNIClIN. Neat APP
pcaring woman, Good education,
sales ability Wti.c Box Gu,
Detroit Tribune.
Good RELIGIOUS wom.n NJ re
for homo than wa 1--we IN.
pefercnc s. TO. 5.li2J or
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

according to DR.. Jackson.
A leader in slum clearance.
w~'farc work, labor and foreign
affairs. the SO year old states
man first held public office as
Member Of the Municipal Coun.
Gil. Bangalore. India. in 1887. Dur
ing his four terms as Council
Member he became Secretary and
'ater President Of the Congress
Party. lie was elected Mayor Of
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
GOLDBERG CITES GAINS IN
STATE LABOR LAWS

WASHINGTON - Encouraging
advances in State labor legisla-
ton were made on several fronts
during 1862, Secretary of Labor
Arthur j. Goldberg said. He said
that while this has been light
legislative year in the States, with
only 2l legislatures meeting in
regular session - and 3 of these
dealt almost wholly with budget
matters - progress was made in
upgrading labor laws.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

CHICAGO - DR.. Joseph III.
Jackson, President of the National
Baptist Convention. USA. Inc,
announced that the Honorable
N. Keshava, member Of the Par
iiament of India, will attend the
Conventions 82nd annual meet
ing here Sept. 40.
The Hon. N. Keshava will be
one cf tho principal speakers
scheduled for Fridays session,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
KRocER COMPANY OPENS
JOBS FOR NEGROES

ST. LOUIS, Mo. A break
through in negotiations with the
kroger Co. was announced here
by CORE chairman Charles Old
ham. kroger official Kenneth Mar
schell told Oldham that hiring
Of Negroes would begin immcdi-
ately.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
7eivE RsclsT=7s 2 900
NEW TENN. VOTERS

MEMPHIS - Nearly 5000 new
names were added to voter regis.
iration rolls in four Tennessee
cities and two counties as the re-
suit Of a fvc-wetk crash drive,
w. c. Patton. NAACP field sec.
rctary for registration and voting,
reported this week.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Prominent Citizens
Fiji In For Lou Gordon

WXYZ-Radio's award-winning
news commentators. Lou Gordon
will have some Of Michigan's most
prominent citizens pinch hitting
for him while he goes on a two
week vacation.
Gordon. who broadcasls five
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
JIm MOST VALUABLE

Jim Davidson, rookie defensive
nalfback for the Detroit Lions,
was twice named the most valu-
able defensive player by Mary
land coaches during his college
career
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
LANE: "EL TACO STOP

Dick might Train" Lane, Lions
defensive haIfback, operates the
'El Taco Stop" a carry-out ea,-
ing business and the eleven year
NIL veteran claims his food is
something to crow about
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

IL room house, excellent condi'
ten. Ample parking, suitable
for professional. insurance, real
estate, Dr.. Clinic, Convalescen,
home, etc. Reasonable. Call
owner. TU. 6-0622 or TR. 4-057O'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

DRUG STORE. Busy Downtown
Area. Gross volume $2oO,OUO
per year. (No Liquor) Open all
night. Wonderful opportunity
for right party. Owner has
other interest. b. & X. Drug
Co. 31O1 Woodward.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
FLATS FOR RENT

PETOSKEY, 9025. Lower, $50;
Upper S55. ReconditIoned like
new gas furnaces. Open. sun
day. WE. 1-0350.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
FLATS FOR SALE

4-FLAT. Reconditioncd-4 new
gas furnaces. Owner will sacrl'
flee. Open Sunday. WE. l-O3oO.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
WELCOME BILL
EB-PO-E of the World

SkfC wvVftQ
Bro. r. L. Stafford. Past
Exalted Ruler
Motor City Lodge Ne. 962
Bviness: V57 tIsstins 81.
Resident: 523 Engiewood 81.
Detroit. Mich.
international improvement
Association and The
African Progressive League
Bro. Isaac Harris. President
Founder
682 e. Warren
Phone TW. 2-6030
George Washington Carver
No. 1l73
Victory Temple No. 807
8435 w. Eight Mile Road
Greater Detroit Lodge
No. l44e
Grace Temple No. 500
1880 Mack Ave.
Bro. James e. Lyons PER
Lake Erie Lodge No. 1904
539 Elliot ST.
River Rouge
Bro. Hosea Person p. e. r.
533 Pslmerston ST..
River Rouge
Bro. Pearl Rogers, Exalted
Ruler
Lake Erie Lodge No. II64
IBPOE Of w.
1920 9th ST..
Ecorse
Bro. Richard Young. Sec.
Lake Erie Lodge No. 1854
1858 cIsirmovnt
Detroit
Bro. Luther Leonard, Chaplain
Bro. Bennie Gordon. Trustee
Bro. ozeIi Walker, Trustee
Bro. Hosea Person, Trustee
Bro. Rsyf,eI jackson. Trustee
Bro. Geo. Bryant. EST.
Leading Knight
Bro. chss. ciddens, Est.
Loyal knight
Bro. chss. Lee, Est. Lecf.
- Knight
BIO. Thomas Essfon, Est.
Esquire
Bro. Herbert Williams, Inner
Guard
Bro. VIM. Ester. TiIer
Bro. Frank Williams. Treas.
1876 Central
Detroit 10
Rev. Bro. J. w. Mecrsy
Past Exalted Ruler
Lake Erie Lodge No. ll64
3l6h visser Road
River Rouge
Or. Mary HiIlmsn
Daughter Ruler
432 Frazier Street
DU. 6.5243
River Rouge
Or. Rosebud Hishtower
Vice D. r.
3s4l 10th Street
DU. l-9os6
Eeorse
Or. Mamie Weston
Assistant D. r.
426 Frazier Street
WA. o.eqll
River Rouge
Or. Annie Harrington
Financial Secretary
26979 w. Outer Drive
Oh. 3-64s6
P.p.R. Willie Thomas
Treasurer
$40 Becehwood
pU. l-2oo6
River Rouge
Or. corrine Province
Recording Secretary
526N Polk Street
River Rouge
.CP Todoy
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
CLASSIFIED ADS

ALGEK mr.. WOODWARD 2 Fiat,
Three Bedroom Brick, Sl"e-
drive, Two Car Garage. lilc
Features in Lower. W. EllIn9-
ton - IY. 5-b43o. I'll or FLA.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
HOUSES FOR SALE:

lNKSTER, 25927 Notre Dame.
4 Room House, newly dccorat-
ed. Approximately Y acre
surroundings. Make own oiicr.
Call evenings. Logan 5-26o3.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

IVANHOE - Gas Heat, Large
Kitchen With Breakfast Nook,
Lavatory On First Floor, One
Bedroom Down, Three Bed
rooms Up, With Tile Bath, And
Shower, Basement. Floor Tiled.
w. Ellington - TY. 5-643o.
Gl or FILA