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. .MoaTHI MoaTHI lAhLINoI0aNu Nu,r,

NORTH AMLkNGIUN
8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
The perfect setpp for the family
adjoining bath tnst B stsHs Er nE
hWavl ir0Fa ls ilSS,. ps. SsSym Bye .5d S5oGKi sSIi
BATH on End III. Beautiful ail.bricE
Colonial on lovely quiet street, full
living room, SEPARATE 1b-FT.
pININo RM.. fully equipped III kit'
ins SHADED FENcED YARD. Pan
eled rec. rrn.. built.in Garage.
Priced n low 20s; ASSUME LGE; |;
s%h;, ~, FIRST Sc q TRUsTCcAN; SHC cIcsA; csH BH
RCSs.HSO POE SOr fun details. Ewes" ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sour 40tA Year In Real Estate
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C0IINTRY STYIE

COUNTRY STYLE
Living IN this S-bedrm. rambler,
fun bsmt. with rec. rm. on lge.
beaut. handicapped grounds. Within
minutes Of everything via Belt
THoMPsoN q ASSOCIATES
aealtors IA. 6-7617
CRACKER BARREL-old fashioned
price and traditional charm are
but two Of the many features Of
this spacious home with q prestige
address. Its immaculate interior
boasts Of . lovely Living rm. with
fireplace and bay window, separate
dining rm:, 4 biz bedrms., 2 fun
baths and a full basement for
$lGa,sS0; HANS0M HOMES. REAL
CRAMPED9--Why not spread out
In this 5-bedroorn, 3-hath antique
brick rambler. Features large NV
ing room with fireplace, dining
room. de luxe kitchen with dish-
washer and wall oven. Finished
recreation room and 1s-ft. long
side screened porch. Lovely M-acre
beautiful Mt. Vernon blvd. in the
prestige section known as CoIling-
wood On the Potomac. Real value
at the FHA appraised price Of
$4,000. Only 5000 down. csIl
"a. 1860. NNt.' tNe''
CULMORE. st. Anthcny's Parish
3.bedrm. brick rambler with fire.
S18.050. JE. 4-3673.
DISTINCTIVE 4-b.rs 2-bath brick
rambler in good. elose-in area.
Practical center hatI, rear hv. I'm.
plan. GE KIT. wkbkfst.. bar. Sep.
din. TT rIS q f.pS & SEoand-Hsysi re- re;
& ssIs sssSnss sS' az III b ei e. i
LIGHT ss.s! -E.9ooM .o EE02gs. E.2In. VT With - llh
q ! dinins osSs rooms. ss s.roon ON iiTinss fsins
quarters and equipment. Several
smaller buildings that can be con-
verted. to rental property. Nice
view. large trees, 81 acres. 300
foot frontage on Route 211. All
for $4,000. Ezeellent flnanslIig.
Near Boiling Officers Club. Var
55szn'Sei "a. aaiiss siisr ss n11leS 3 D. 1rom 2 2.
FAIRFAX TOWN--$l9,S5U
Brk. Rambler on Cul de Sac
Lovely hv. rm.. firepis SEP. DIN.
RM.. sea-foam green decor. 3 bed
rms. newly equip. kit, ser. pch..
bsftt.. rec. rm. with paneling. Ice.
patio In rear fenced yd.. a-acFe
lot, $1,000 cash FHA. S112 mo-,
p. or no dn. OF, $110 mo. p.t.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4064
VILLA-I-year Colonial
spiit-leyel. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
fully equip. kit. with breakfast
nook. rec. and laundry rms. lge.
storage area, storm EindoNs. VI.
acre wooded lot. SIS. $50, FHA and
dn. pyraent. OWNER. CR. 3-644l,
FAIRFAX-SIs.5O0 3-bedTm. brick
rambler. Full bsmt.s eztra-deep
wooded back yard, redwood fence.
THOMPSON REALTY, across from
Fairfax Courthouse. cR. 3-7566.
FALLS CHURcH--3-bedrm rambler
eompl. fenced. excel. cpnd. S13.-
900. Assume 4 y g GL TW. 3-7934.
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HOMEMAKERS

VIII love this Ige. split-leveI with
cathedral ceiling hy. rm., 3 bed
rms. baths, rec. rra., patio.
sigiSoSSr iTgHiScoSrpssscoh son 3 ikiisssSoc1ATEs
Realtors IA, 6-7S1Z
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INVESTORS

We have substantial establishsd
ezpsnsion sshi Sus5sS oppcrtanits UNITY foS isvss- g.
tor to buy land. and build for
long-tefn leases on choice. Sc
lected sites, For pafticuiarS call
836-6200
CHARLES DAILY CoML. DEPT.
.ROUTH ROBBINS
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REAL ESTATE CORE:

REAL ESTATE CORP.
LEEsBURG--Large Colonial older
nUns sins Sn snd anns sslss ICONS zsTa Hh hlsc re
place, 8 bedrooms. most of them
with fireplaces and bath, oil hct-
water heat. Suitable for large
family. Priced IN the low 30s. Space
araiiabie for q horse Cali JE. o
1920. JOSEPH w. SEAY COM
PANY, Realtors, lis west Broad
Street. Falls Church. virginia.
AfcLEAN--BI-LEvEL BRICK
Immac. 3, bedrms., 2 baths. ! bed
rms. bath unfin. Elegant rec. rn..
sep. din. .rrn.. .eflt. foyer, air cond.,
icssly sSz sb lot HeR ESHsIeei frsg s trust
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TOP HONORS
RRALroRs

VIENNA - spacious white frame.
I acre ground; vel landsespsd'
Iiv. rn.,. family-zize din. .Ffn,,
porch. S22.05O. THOMPSON RI.
ssans' soass.' 81. cfs0:s :ss-4sSSSs. TAlii1A c0ui'.
WAKEFIELD FOREST /. AMMAN
DALE--2.yT. -old eustom-built. 4.
level brick split With 4 bedyfas !.
2 baths. sep. din. rm.. liy. rrl.
with firepl., paneled rec. I'm. With
tIrsplssasa aers lot. Price s2s'soO.
WHITE CLAPB0ARD. 2-story, we'll
Constructed older home. 2 bedrms..
bath up. LIST fir. includes 2 bed.
rms, bath, liv. rri.. din. frn.. kit,
breakfast nook, welk-ln pantry,
front porch Also full bsmt., plus
lot fmmediefs occupancy. S24, 300.
faiffsx ccurthouse. cR. S-T555.
WHITE FRAME RAAfBLER with 3
bedrms., iiv. I'm. with firepL, 4
big kitchen with eating space. set
on q nice level lot and very conV.
20 Aiexandria and Jones Point
Bridge. Only S14.950 with small
cash dn. pymt. and assume hign
loan Immed. occupancy. TOWN
g COUNTRY PROPERTIES. INC.
TE. 6-s9I5, o IN o.
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50i2 MauEh Road. ioc. IN
Ealona Village. Q prestige area. 3
bedrm., 3-bath home on almost
acre Of land covered with dogwood
trees. BRODTE AND COLBERT.
INC FE: 7-2121. JOHN CASSIDY,
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER-$19, ,95C
buys this beauty 2 baths, 2 fire
places. IN addition Q the trad.
Dayiight bsint. lends itself TO a
4th bedrm and rec. room. Close
IN Arlington. Call JE. 4-100O.
MeQUAIN REALTY.
n, sPRTN0FIELD-3 ige. bedrms,,
Fr.-dr; DIN rm;, firepl.. liy, rp.. Dc
centers. sci, $50 for quick sale.
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ARLINGTON MOTH
nNOpen

NOON TO DARK
OWNER-colonia 8 bedrms., I
fun and two y baths, center-eFl-
trance hall, sep. din. rln.. liv. rm.,
fireplace. screened porch; shaded.
fenced yard. Close 70 buses, schools
and minutes 10 Pentagon and
2: G; Ayeii; sse june 70: $4,000.
ABINGDON, N-Wf0oLE YOUR
TOES in the deep, luxurious car.
peting as we show you around
N this brick Colonial. 3 bedrns.
IA baths. liv. m with fireplaeeI
sssR o1R sisd IN cOnRsnisHs aRs sH ioeson iSsssG'
ISIL HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy. Arl., KE. s-6360
ARL., N.--Washlngton Golf Coun-
try Club area; 4 h.r., 3 baths,
h.-w.h.. sep. din. rnl., scr. porch,
tfansp. Low 30s. BY OWNER. 1927
y n ssrd ssd.S5. 81. ! biz. from oleDe I'd
ARL.. N.--3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
garage. fun esmt., sep. din. rm..
firepLs kit. wfeating space. dishw.
disp., u acre. Ice. trees, fenced
hedged bkyd-. Ice. patio, conv.
Corners, DC, Pentaeon. Pub. and
par0ch.. schools rr.-by. May as
sumo 4M% VA loan. FHA, S23, 900
OWNER, JE. 3-7664. Principals
only.
ARE, NJ. 4407 y. 18th 81. - By
OWNER. Charming 4-bedYm. Cape
Cod with alum. SIDING. h.-W.h..
full bsult.. lge. fenced lot. SIG. 900.
FHA appraised. Vacant. walk IN
70 inspect. Mr.. SINGER. 10. O.
7302. Principals only.
AEL r.. ssSs ,. da 2S.d e ~ InslSsss sIC::
sE. SsH'i VIZ. Esrs s.ssSss. ssSsSSsss siA.osO- own
ARL., NORTH, exclusive RIVER
CREST-Beautiful new homes, 8.
4 and 8 bedrns.. 3 baths. "a
RACES or earports. Easy access 70
bus service and our best schools.
No traffic Light to d. c. SO. .0d0
to $46, 500, Call US en- new homes
iESc hScE ile RG4Y aso c. g 81 Ss4soso sssOgsL FLOR
ARLINGTON, n, FOR TIE LADY
ON THE GO - A hrand-new brick
home in Lorcom Lane, Just min.
utes to d. c.. and q quick two-steI
to the bus. Features q fabulous
snd .n .ssrssge, sge a masnifieent hom'
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy. Arl., RE. s-535t
ARL.. Ns--Vaeant. 3-b.r., brk. ram
&. $4,000. kE. S.SsSl. oWNE7fR'
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FARMETTE. OVER ! ACRE
MARTIN

Be7-6l0O Open 9-9
FOREST PARK -BELTsyILLE
Mcdernistic ramblers, bi-leyels and
splits. 3 or bedrms., Ia or ?
baths, large hv. rIn.. din. ell. large
family size kit. fin. mahog.. rec.
rm., with sliding glass doors lead
ing to patio. These homes are
from only s21,950 with Just 10T
down.
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.HOTL,EY REAITY

Tsfs3 Lee Hwy. Ari., RE. $3.50
ARL., N.--Vaeant, 3-h.r., brk. RAM
bier, att. gar, 2516 N. Granada
st. $4,000. KE. 6-6934. OWNER.
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PRICE $S6,950
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
IA. 2-5Q04
MCLEAN
LANGLEY

many attractive features, Ideal for
small family, Close TO WASHINGTON
with lots Of privacy. Patio. 2-car
carport, S3l,050. .
LANGLEY REALTY
Ell. 6-e200 Ewes. IA. s.6773
cash down pay
ment. with FHA terms. for this
iInmaeulat0 brick rambler on q
beautifully handicapped fenced cor
ner lot. Offering 2 large bedrooms
spacious llvins-dining room, fire
place, kitchen with breakfast area
full daylight basement, partially
finlshed rec. I'm. and loads oi
space for another bedroom. Man,
extras included In sales price oi
$i7, $50 are: wail-to.Wall carpet.
ing. combination storm windows
aluminium AWNINGS and almoe
new washer. Call today. DARWIN
REALTY me- IA. 7-4363. ewes.
aAs [@l0U1s
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TRADE?

- Sb3N - -
We will sell or trade this magniii.
cent 1O.bedrm., b-bath house with
"A acres and long river frontage
on the Shenandoah. House il
completely furnished thToughout
viii trade up or down, for income
5ft-cOUNTY REALTY. NC cR
Fwo 4.FAMILY TLzTs-csntFal
heat. sc. near Hadley Memorial
hospital. Very reasonable. excel
lent financing. Gail Mr.. Litman.
WO. 6-2274. Ewes, ia. 0-15l3.
TANEH REALTY CO.
over $4,000 annual in
come, only y yrs. old. ReAs. terms
to responsible buyer. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, JU. 0-1I03.
T-UNfT APARTMENT BLDG.
Modern bldg.. income, $U,b6S
Priced S40.gl0 ifirml, win show
19H net. Tu. 2-7e50.
2-UNIT BRICK DUPLEX, ne.
$3.50 dn., incl. settlement. Goo
condition. OIL. 6-6297.
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INVEST. PROP. FoR SALE
ACREAGE

,!Ua ssrss 200 zoo feet. feet q trontsGs on
Of South River. Good sand beach,
bedrm. Colonial house. 20 miles
from p. G. line, nr. Annapolis,
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6X0N HITT, RIVER RIDGE Es-
TETEs, 62O3 Arlington DIS bed
rms, rec. rrn.. full bsmt., lge scr.
norch, garage, white board fence.
All appliances, drapes and rugs.
on desd-end steet facing wooded
area. shop. center. nr. schools.
Just over woodrow Wilson Bridge.
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ARL., S695 dn. 20 al includes clos
ing. Cute Siz-bedrnl. bungaIow,
bsmt. Very conv., S1A,060. OWN.
ER. WE. S.26D8.
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ARE, N.. z407 y. 10Th 81. - BY
OWNER. Charming 4-bedrm. cepe
Cod with alum. siding. h.-W.h..
fun bsnlf.. Ice. fenced ict. SIC. 900.
FHA appraised. Vacant. walk IN
e ssdg dipsgess, g.,IsIs. ME. I SINGER 10. 9
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ALEX. AREA-NeW 3-bedrTn. brick
rambler. III baths. firepI. In Iiv.
rm., din. rnl. and 1S-ft. kit, gar.
and 2 fin. rms. In bsnit. 50. B.
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.-.,,,,AN ,ANATH J BRIqHT -o-.

JOHN II. HUGHES Co, Wa. 7-U56O
RTVERDALE-sI5.7b0. Like-neW g.
bedrm, rambler. Full bsn1t. On
beautiful corner lot. FLA, terms
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MANY OTHERS WE TRADE

n. LEO sToRcH -
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RADTANT yALLEY-cornef brk. q
hedrms.. sep. din. rm.. porch.
House clean as q pin. All you
( need Is settlement charges, GII
Evening star., 1962-09-23

bic through a grant to the
Greater Washington Educa-
tional Television Association
from the William c. Whit
ney Foundation.
The programs to be broad
cast monthly, will feature an
expert on a major govern
mental problem which is up
For Decision" and a panel of
league members.
In this new television Sc
ries the league will attempt to
give some form and struc-
ture to the information pre-
sented and to pinpoint the
alternatives in governmental
problems up For Decision. /"
The subjects for discussion
will be those with which
league members have had the
most experience and will in
clude areas of government
in which league members are
currently trying to make up
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Leagues of Voters
Unite for TV Series

A series Of half-hour tele-
vision programs on current
Government issues will be
sponsored by the League of
Women Voters in co-opera-
ton with WETA TV on
Washington's educational
television Channel 26.
The first program in the
series up For Decision" is
scheduled for Wednesday, Oc-
tober 8 at $3.50 pm.
Seven leagues in the Wash
ington metropolitan area are
working together to produce
the series. They include the
League Of Women Voters of
Alexandria, Arlington, Fair,
fax County and Falls Church
in Virginia, as well as the
Montgomery County and
Prince Georges leagues in
Maryland and the District
League.
The series is made possi-
Evening star., 1962-09-23

their minds in order to take
effective action. The League
of Women Voters is Q non-
partisan organization which
works to promote political
responsibility.
In announcing the series
the League Of Women Voters
points out that it is aimed
at the concerned citizen-the
person who reads and thinks
and is alert and interested.
This type of person is not
apathetic but he is sometimes
confused. He finds no lack
of information on govern
mental issues. On the con-.
trary he is aSsailed on every
side with miscellaneous bits
and pieces of political lore,
There is a real need for an
orderly presentation of facts
about current issues" ~
Mrs. r. w. Barrett of
Rockville, Md, a member of
the Montgomery County
League of Women Voters,
heads the committee produc-7
ing the series. Mrs. Stanley
Bregman of Alexandria is the
executive producer.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
@. O. P. Women
Will Hear
Candidates

Mr.. william E. Coyle, Re-
publican candidate for the
Montgomery County School
Board, and Miss Louise Gore,
Republican candidate for the
Montgomery County seat in
the Maryland House of Dele
gates, will address members
of the Potomac Women's Re-
publican Club Thursday
morning.
The meeting to be held at
Potomac Church Parish
House, will open at 10 am.
with a coffee session. Miss
Gore will speak at 10:30 and
Mr.. Coyle at IL O'Clock. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Publicity
Forums
Set by Club

The Women's Advertising
Club of Washington will pre-
sent its Eleventh Annual
Publicity Forum as a public
service to the areas club and
organization presidents.
The 1862 Forum will be
held at 8 pm. october 2 at
the Woodward and Lothrop
Community Room at Seven
Corners, Va, and repeated
the following evening at 8
O'Clock in a the Community
Room of the stores Chevy
Chase branch.
Moderating at both pro-
grams will be Norman Reed,
vice president in charge of
public relations at radio sta
ton WWDC. Panelists at the
first of the two programs
will be Margaret Nelson, di-
rector of Radio Promotion at
WTOP; Mr.. Ray Taylor, Gen
eral Manager of the Northern
Virginia Sun, discussing City
Desk, and Mrs. Gwen DobSon,
Sunday Women's Editor of
The Evening Star. covering
woman's page publicity re-
quirementS. Co-Chairmen of
the Volunteer Service of the
Alexandria Community We'll
fare Council, Mrs. David Abb
shire and Mrs. John Sander
son will speak on community
service.
Miss Patricia Sim m ons,
Daily Editor of The Evening
Star Woman's Page will be a
panelist on the following eve
ming. The three other panel
lists include Mrs. Nelson, Mr..
Leo Paulin, Publisher OF the
Paulin Publishing Company,
who will discuss city desk re-
quirements, and Miss Rita
Beuchert, Executive Director
of the Montgomery County
Health and Welfare Council
whose topic will be communi-
ty service.
New project this year will
be the Forums exhibit and
display competition, with
winners to be announced at
the 1868 Forum. Details will
be announced later.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
PIoyschool VIII
Open at YWCA

A playschool for pre-school
children will open October
l at the Alexandria YWCA
under the direction of Kath-
crime Wheatley.
The children will be taught
organized games and songs,
will do art work and have
supervised playtime.
Children may be enrolled
for two-hour sessions on
either Monday or Friday
mornings. The school lasts
10 weeks.
Registration may be made
by phone or in person at
the Alexandria YWCA.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
John Packard
Is Hexogon
Club President

Mr.. John E. Packard III
has been elected president of
the Hexagon Club Of Wash
ington for the 1868 season.
Other elected officers in
clude Mr.. Robert F. Good
win, administrative vice
president; Mr.. Douglas S.
Stenhouse, technical vice
secretary and Mr.. M. Douglas
Clarke, jr., treasurer.
The club will produce its
eighth annual original mu-
sical comedy review this
March. Proceeds will go to
the Children's Speech and
Hearing Center.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HondbeII Ringing Book
Strikes Note in Britain
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

When she was writing THE
Art Of Handbell Ringing"
published more than a year
ago, Nancy Poore Tufts felt
that she had to go to the
British Isles for much of her
research.
But her several trips paid
off.
The manual turned out to
be so authoritative that a
London publisher will bring
out an English edition in
November.
The author was somewhat
surprised at this turn of
events.
It's rather a paradox, she
thinks, for the English to
look to an American as a
source for practical direc-
tions and techniques for pur-
suing this ancient and hon.
orable art" which originated
in their country.
The book is timely because
OF an upsurge of interest in
handbell ringing in the past
10 to is years.
This "campanological phe-
nomenon," as she calls it,
. has occurred in the United
States as we'll as Britain. In
deed, Mrs. Tufts suggests the
recent enthusiasm for hand
bell ringing in America may
have had a slight reverbera-
ton across the Atlantic.
She Is Founder
The author, who is well
known in musical circles here
as an organist and choir di-
rector, is the founder of the
Potom a C English Handbell
Ringers, now in their eighth
year.
The bells used by her ring
ers came from a foundry in
London dating back to the
18th century, which has
been swamped with orders in
the past decade. I'VE had to
wait two years for our bells"
she said.
The lore of bells goes back
to ancient times, of course.
But handbellS, as they are
known today, were devised in
the 10th and 18th centuries
by English tower bell ringers
as a means of practicing
change ringing" according
to Mrs. Tufts.
Instead of spending tire
some hours in a cold tower
swinging heavy bells with
ropes, the ringers found it
more comfortable, she ex-
planned, to sit around a ia
BILE in a heated choir room
or the local tavern-and
practice with small bells.
Tune ringing" as opposed
to change ringing" was de-
veloped by TOO as a form of
the bell-ringing art. CChange
ringing is based on mathe-
matical-not muSical-prin-
ciples and there is no melody
or harmony to the Sound.)
Popular Form
Tune ringing is the popu-
lar form in this country, but
the British are divided be-
tween change and tune ring
ers, Mrs. Tufts says.
The bell chamber was a
sacred male precinct in Brit
ain until a few years ago,
she pointed out. But now
about half the bell ringers
are girls or women.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

It's not unusual to see a
baby carriage-or 'pram"-
parked in the bell chamber
while mama practices, she re-
ports.
Mrs. Tufts also discovered
that many young people are
being attracted these days to
the old folk art.
The English edition of Mrs.
Tufts book is being published
by Herbert jenkins, Ltd,
which announces it in its
autumn list for 1862.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Second Baptist Church

~Golden Axe Picnic held at
Chandler PAM Clor ages 40 yrs.
and up last Sunday was sponsor.
90 by the Youth Missionary Dc.
partmcnt Mrs Willie NJ John.
son Youth Director
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

Mrs Margaret FcrgcrSon en-.
Ioycd her stay with relatives and
friends at Cambridge, Ohio. last
week, and is planning another
trip soon, visiting other relatives.
Wedding Reception:
Saturday afternoon at the Naci-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
James Tanderys,
Clifford Hubbard
Are Reassigned

LAKELAND AFB. Tex - Two
Detroit men are being reaSsigncd
to Amarillo AFB, Tex, to attend
the United States Air Force tech
nical training course for aircraft
maintenance specialists.
The men. both of whom have
completed basic military train
ing here, arc:
Arman Basic Clifford C. Hub
bard. son of Mrs. Elois Hubbard
Of 1877 Cardoni st. lie is 1862
graduate of Cass Technical High
School
Airman Basic James A. Tan
dcrys. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Tandcrys of 20329 Gay
lord lie is 1862 graduate OF
Rcdlord Union High School.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
lntereommunion
WxYz Subject

The Problem Of Intcrcom.
munion" will be the subject ON
ABC Radios pilgrimage series
OF programs On the Unfinished
Reformation Sunday. August 26
from l0:30-l0:55 am. on WXYZ
Radio.
Archbishop Iakovocs Of The
Greek Archdiocese of North and
South America, and DR. David
II. {. Read, Minister of the Madi.
son Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York City, will be the guest
pancliSts.
Dr. James w. Kennedy is mode
ratcr of the Pilgrimage pro
grams.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

rcma Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Titus
H. Hughes tncc Evelyn Ann Gil
liSpic) received their friends ut
their wedding reception. They
had previously married earlier
at her parents home on Lawrence
Mrs. Hughes was wearing an
embroidered silk organza short
gown, with a full skirt, fitted
bodice dnG round nccklinc. She
carried orchids. Her sister, Ethel
Johnson, the honor maid, wore
pink silk gown. The bride $
table was beautiful with a three
tier cake decorated very pretty
with candclabra and flowers. a
pink light under the table H.
Eliminated the whole affair max
Ing 1t very attractive.
Many people brought gifts fol
this young couple.
Mrs. Toussaint Mckissack was
the catcrist.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
n In q N 1 re-
Detroit
by Noodle King, Jr.

Theatre Guild subscription.
which is now entering its 33rd
year of operation in Detroit, will
have one of its livclicst seasons
m 1928 with a varied program
Of musical hits. comedies, and
lramas representa-, the best OF
s'sroadway on tour Selections for
he tcn.play series will be made
from plays booked far the Cass.
Shubcrt, and Fisher Theatres.
Helen Hayes and Maurice Ev
ans. two of Americas outstand
lnc stars will open the Guild
subscription season on Oct. l5 in
their unique bill entitled "A Pro
gram for Two Players" Greeted
W the \ Y. Times as a thorough
~ divcrting evening. the Hayes
hvanS program will consist tI
highlichtS of the dramatic Sc
lcctionS in which they are now
appearing at Stratford. Conn. and
iher matcria! designed to delight
their vast audience.
How to Succeed in Business
Without Really Trying and
"Camclot.' two Of Broadway's
most brilliant musicals, will be
featured on the Guild schedule.
Two comedies, Jean Kcrr'S spark
ling Mary. Mary" and Harry
Kurnitz's saucy "A Shot in the
Dark" starring Elizabeth Seal,
and two dramas. Robert Bolts
remarkable "A Man for all Seas
ons,' starring Emlyn Williams,
and Henry Denkers probing "A
Ear Country" are examples of
the determination of The Thea
ire Guild-American Theatre So
ciety and The Council of the Liv-
ing Theatre to bring to Detroit
a rich and wcll-balanced bill of
theatrical fare.
The same variety and range
will guide the Guild in selecting
the three remaining plays IN tn,
series TO be an
later.
Bye Bye Birdie" the musical
comedy hit that ran on Broad
way for eighteen months in 1860
and 1861. opened at Northland
Playhouse August 2l II will run
through September 2.
The Birdie" of the title is an
ElviS Presley like songbird
whose imminent induction into
the military service sets the plot
in motion. Carleton Carpenter
plays the part of this army-bound
minSircls manager who is desc
lated with the loss of his meal
ticket until his secretary. TO be
played by Pat Finley, thinks up
a publicity stunt. This is to choose
from an indcx-card file of Bir
dies idolatrous fans typical
girl who will have the
honor of being given the stars
last kiss before he goes into uni
form.
The girl selected is high [
school Miss in Sweet Apple, OHIO.
and when the gyrating singer
his managers and various tclc-
vision tcchnlcians descend on this
little community TO record the
farewell kiss for the. Ed Sullivan
show the town goes mad
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
MISSION TO SARDINIA

An Israeli missionary left recent.
ly for SARDINIA at the invitation Of
the European Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Dcvcl.
opmcnt (OECD). The delegation
is composed Of eight representa-
tives of the Ministry of Agricul.
ture, the Settlement Department
OF the Jewish Age me y
and the Foreign Ministry. Two
groups OF agricultural trainees
from the Italian island came TO
Israel during the past year.