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HOUSES For sALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
GREEN ACRES


Lovely corner brick home, I bed
rms, patio. Exesllsnt neiEhbcr-
hood.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
100 Mass. Ave. Ma. $4,000
RENsINGTON-SBbO under FIiA, Z
bedrms.. 2 baths. garage. all-hfick
rambler, .immed, poss. Excel. cend.
KENsnNGT0N-Rrk. rambler with
custom rec. rTia,, patio with baree-
MSoSeRp eSe ep 'sssaI9HisTTY saHETY lot' Only sssiscS
KENsINGTON = Spacious is the
word. Extra lge. rms, immaculate
Isssstst.y. Colonial SSa on ,SE.. deep, Tree re-
down. sii Ar.0 0i4cii e.17Oo S''ai I'll $50. ''"O
HUGH T. PECK, Realtors
KENsINdT0N-6 SsdrocFis, large
sse kitsS.n dt n wsfs dffstsh: ts sli rec Schools
shops and transp. $4,000 dn. vii
handle or refinRnoe. II. j. RE-
VANE. INC, 5Ss.S330.
KENsINGT0N = Immae.. vacant
fenced lot, tiled bsfnt. $40. 500,
little cash. r.. N. LEVY. 94g-7400.
MONTGOMERY HILLS--Briek, cen
ter hall. bedrms.. 3 baths.
dream kit. beautiful rec. rni., ga
rase. A most unusual home Dis
1900 I'll $50.
HUGH T. PECK. ll246 Georgia Ave.
MONTGOMERY HILLS - 3.bedrm..
2-bAth rambler. built-in garage,
FHA or low down payment. Con-
ventional financing. SCI .95O.
TED LINGO, INC. 10. 7-770o
NEAR DISTRICT LINE - All-brick
Cane featuring 4 bedrooms. z. tub
baths. full basement. deep Level
sINoER 4 co., inc. 10. $4,000.
.msdiatsiy or select your lot fer & l
handsome designs. Ali have 4 bed
roSm:. rS "a, Sh., baths, :. ,Issts rssFsAtiSG aSH
other features, Prices start st
qHt R.nss. M.E iSoppna hs%Ssnirs etr aVshSs sSt
Powder Mil road about y mile
to model homes. J. C. cONLEY
CO, REALToRS, HE. 4-493s.
(Beiore 100 cali JU. 9.4134l.
NORTHWOOD AREA--Name your
sGslsssa0n stsrtins E. sss'4so nt S.das amsiet
paths, beautiful elee. kit. hfkfst.
nook and family rm. combined.
Full bsmt. with paneled rec. rm..
sliding door to patio. Excellent T.
1900 'til $40. r'
HUGH T. PECK. 1I246 Georgia Ave.
NoRTHWOOD-s2S,5 800, Big brk.
Cape Cod, liv. fnn. and
REC ROOM WITH FIREPLACEs"
Whlk-out bsmt., choice location.
W. J. Niehelas, Realter. RE. 4-1Q00
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ARLINGTON, aourN~

opsa fcf iaSpection 81 =,
Appointment call Dl. I-gel
oth.r SSs 70 iccatsicns within
SnS SiUs wakefield Hish ScksSi
within 2 blocks. ClArement
and Fairlington shopping
centerS within WAlking dis
tance Comfortable .hene
with 2 bedrooms and bath
on LIST floor, 2 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor. Pull
bsmt. Gas hot-water heat.
DNCS q DITT DC .TN(
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BETHESDA. close in on / acre
Liv. rm.. din: rm.. den, rnagniii
family rTn. opening 70 patio; hed
rm. and bath on lower level. Up
YTr PER 1910 tps MTs MRTstlIrss Hsss od d. sfGIoS' sIgo'
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC
Real Estate 4 s..s

ARLINGTON, LoCRoM LANE
bedrooms. ir 1Ts ) baths. SaziS iiSin
room, formal dining ROOM hua
kitchen, recreation room. sarag
air conditioned. Minutes To D. I
and Pentagor. Low down pa
ment. Priced in sos. ATLAS o
ARLINGTON. IA. 6-iS5o. eve
CI,. R-720h
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[H0MEOWNER REALTY
BELTsVILLR
(cONTINUfDl

BOWIE AREA--Seautiful S-bedrm.
very ieysiy ltysl ! asfa lot. Egs. ,ss
water, elAse to schools and city
tramp. 20x22 IT,. attaehtd gar-
ace. ChifA'a playhouse and i'm:
piement shed. Your dream come
true. Cali today. S2s,S00.
LAUREL - z-famiiy home. both
IidSS H6w rented. S1S,eBO. Terms,
PALMER PARK-We have 5 ma
sonYy senAi-raTblers ranEMg from
SiI,750 To S1S,7B0. one with
6snat. FHA or VA terms.
BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646
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APIS. UHFURRlsHED-vA.
tcONrlNUED)
ARLINGTON
CHERRY HILL
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, SOUTH = 1-bedrm,
apt. Owner leaving town ,n,iI pasmentS sa,,1tS
Al discount. 67l-63SS. after $3.50
p.m. 671-91S9.
EMBASSY ROW. 2540 Mass. ave
n.w.--2 bedrms.. liv.-dtn. rm;, 3sx
IS, den, kit, garage. AD. "a l54.
THE WESTCHESTER-Loyely 2-b.r.
apt, liv. Tn., solariuni. foyer. din.
area. kit, bath. extras. FE. 5-2o1O.
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& Dunlop:

Inc.
Realtors, Uptown office. EN-. 2.e71l
HETHESDA .COHAS ASSET--lraniae. 4
bedT1i, Split-level. ga Baths. NOD
family kitchen. handscfne rec. n
wi.h firepl.. kArAEe, fenced "a
Brand-new jr. hikh ana hleh
ANpsis sHDsii RaALTY i2Y OIL. 1000 TIL 9
Bethesda Chevy Chase
uMAiEp, POSSESS. FOR BOTH
Lee. iiv. rm. Y ffirspl.. din. rpi.r
3 bedrms.. SEWING rIn.' peths
Bsnnt. with rec. rm. Walk Y
b, c. bus. schools ana NH
In Ct. James Parish. FHA ap'
piled, Mid-20s.
cSnv, to everythink. 3 bedrnS.
eM baths, lge. bright dorm rm
on ard fir. Rec. rrn. and batf
in bsmt.. scr. porch, att. sarsEe
Lovely pvt. garden.
Dean Rathbun Assoc.
CHEVY CHASE CTR. OIL. e-099.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BOXLEY MoVERs-6 rooms, $50
up. LARGE padded vans. immediate
storage, local or long-distance
service. Ap. 2-ss22.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storage, reas. rates. IA. 9-2937.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches Q speciality. s. L. NOR
RIS. TU. 2-1150 or TU. 2-6902.
HILL MOVERS, 80 year rep. Icc
Fully equipped. very reasonable.
All serv. se. S.OB66. Lu. l-g5O0
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. storage in sep
Arats rooms. package, overseas air
cargo. Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC, Est. 1g06.
RAYS MOVERS
12-ft. Van and 2 Men. SO an Hour.
Call 462-3947
RoGERs MOVERs-Afpn. -Fri. Spe-
ciai, SO. an hr. Sat. S11 hT. Sun,
Sl3 hr, LU. 1-543e.
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81, ,SO0-owneT built Only tive
BRsnd-neW with 8 bedFms., beau
tifui kitchen, full bsIht. with cut
side exit. on fabulous lot with
trees. Moderats On. pymt. consid-
erea MILLER ASSOCIATES. WI
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Inc.

Realtors, Uptown Office. EN-. 2-e7lS
CHEVY CHASE, HIGH on Nv, 4
SIERSE SIEES, I'LL SeEtas TEsE TAEfssElES.,SqHsEil%S, SHE%,
m. ri,a., din. rfn., 6risht Kitchen
powder rTa. on 1st. 8 spaeiou,
bedrms., Z baths on 2nd, lnrg.
screened porch, earage. PRICED II
low sos. 0 a,m.-9 pm, EN-. z
MSifEST;zLER, NE; REALToR
SO22 Conn. Ave, at Nebraska Ave
CHEVY CHAsE--New, 8 and = bed,
rms. plus den. Custom cGlSnnial y
biks. from western Az, and Ear
S!eSP eoSr. o.. %9HsssSSAETs %s9esHsssSS. .Es.. 8sss 8sss
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OLNEY ESTATE-oifsrs maximum
in privacy and charm on 81 acres.
This main house, brick and stone;
featuring huge modern. equipped
many more wonderful features and
3 firsplAces. All this. plus guest
@ eSttsss 9Th 9Th. bed sedrr,s rn,::,..tII. igil,
area ana horse BARN. q SereS Of
cleared beautiful ground, Priced
at 500. 900. To inspect, call cur
wheaton office, 949-2300.
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ALEXANDRIA
TALL TREES

Intriguing 4-bedroom, 2-bAth CON.
TEatSFARslxL ToitiN ARslLla 'iss:i:iaIlIRell sss.: .Iel
spaces for q family with Divers
interests. The 1Sx27 living reoi5
has fireplace and bookshelvei
Galore. This handsomely land.
scaped "a acre is IN easy .walkinl
distonce Of good schools, bus ans
Wharton & Potter
REALTORS n. 9-433i
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BETHESDA

VACANT, most attractive
almost new brick COLQ-
MAI, close to .. c, LINE.
Larre first floer with study
and powder room. -Four bed
roofik, two baths, on sec
ond floor. 3 K cE L L 3 Mt
school area.
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W -I1, NeNI Uuy'
RillinpSleV Realty
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave,
FOGGY BOTTOM = LII lump o.
gold shines briSht in Fosgy Bot
tom. Brick house, o remodeler' .
find. Mrs. steinkolk or Mr.. Sulli-
van. J. C. cHATEL CO.. FE.
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CHEVY CHAsE "Above the circle
Attractive modern brk. rambler
aiEsil sAii ysFs.ss sFshS aiSs SIisssrrsi F
with fireplace: dining rSIa; S1d.Isi siteaes sss
3 tied baths. daylight recreation
rm., maids rfn. and gear garage
shaded level lot, B-CC, Leland
and RollinEwood, ocd sehools sas,,; srsa;
FLA appraised, $2,2oo g, easn s,,f aGTn ,'n,
ssn essR;aliii oliies s'E El fs's,s. 81 S9isOSO SS
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Sine. 1908 5000 Conn. Ave
First Off.rins. Ess iio Ha HHassSsth At. over.
looking Chevy Chase Country
Club, I bedrniS.. 3 baths. screened
porch; ds.j H;o ssrssssee;. sssrrssssee. call saa .So b T.
MALoRA <. cHRisTMAN, INC.
CHEVY CHASE = Modern split.
level in this old. prestiEe area 81
washington. large bedrooms. y
s BATH RECREATION Senorsiffonina T4Smi sarsfs sT,a
man. many. many extras, Truly = huge
home and q fabulous value In
this mpch-deslred area; Mid
aHToRs. thiTslsssi j ju. Fl is.a9fs4. aGSEI1 CO. ne
CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Handsome
FFsfisIsssTnSLosoR FsiIssnis slsA saE;a65SSSMsn 5SSsnl: ANP >
brary. Kitchen, dinette, beautiful
PSrss; PSrss.. 1nf 1Asfina sir $50 SO, Can Mss
schisie. JAMES q. DIXON y CO..
Realtnra. FE. $1,000, EN-. 2-6096.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

cUsToM-BUILT. new brick RAM
slss s.s: n o;fs''i 5,. isy:ll 81 -.er. ''i:l ist
NSs:s Ss:s d. MASH AkoSfRTP SSfHRETPass. j. n1Hsvrssr sriGE I
Co. INC, Realtors. WA: $4,000
nTSTRTCT HETCHTS
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Lovely corner brick home, Z bed
rms, patio, Excellent neiEhbor-
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HOUSES FoR SALE-N.W.
r. A, HUMPHREYS

Immaculate 3-bedrm. det. brick
home with rec. rm.. on large lot.
Best schools.
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HTLLANDALE FOREST - Luxury
split-rAmbler. wooded lot. Ideal in
law or professional man arrange
Tnent. Call to see this exception
ally ige. home now. Only S3e. 500
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4.3500 HA. 2-92SO
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7sSSs SsD. MSsoN SsS .sTo:s. sTsrt vsS sSd sp% SI.
firepi.. utility bsmt., lovely devei-
opsd yard. Only Si6,95O. OF no
down payment or $500 dn. FLA.
Cell Mrs, Jobe, 5s4-O7el, oo
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C., April 2o, 1862
Copter Places Cross
On Coventry Cathedral

COVENTRY, England, April
% (AP).-Coventry's new Ca
thedral finally got its cross
today. 1t was dropped into place
by a Royal Air Force helicop-
ter on the second attempt.
A first try at placing the
cross atop the cathedral's new
80-foot spire failed Friday
when a nylon guide rope broke.
Further attempts were delayed
by a rising wind.
The cross is a 10-foot alb
stract design by Geoffrey
Clarke. British sculptor. The
same helicopter set the cathe-
dral'S 2-ton spire in position
Thursday.
Although hundreds turned
out to watch the attempt that
failed Friday, there were few
spectators around when the
helicopter carried out its deli
cate 14-minute operation at 6
am. today.
A tense moment came when
one Of the four guide ropes,
handled by ground crew,
fouled the spire. But the half
ton cross was lowered slowly
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Many Physicians
Stop Smoking

PARIS: (Apr. 28) Centre de
Propaganda Anti-Tabac re-
ports: 8549 heavy smokers (of
whom many are physicians)
have stopped smoking, thanks
to a new formula CPronicotyD
which reduces the urge to
smoke. Those who wish infor-
nation about this new method
of breaking the tobacco habit
may receive a free Brochure
(aS long as the supply lasts)
by sending their name and ad-
dress to Tobacco Guidance
Center, 366 Fifth Ave, Dept.
PG-2, New York l, N. Y.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
= INTERPRETIVE REPORT
Strife-To Guatemala
Faces Threat. of Revolt

would wipe out corruption and
at some unspecified time hold
new elections.
All politicians except those
on the extreme left have quite
different aims. They are ma
neuvering to prevent the re-
turn to power Of former Presi-
dent Jaun Jose Arevalo from
Mexican exile. During his pres
idency from 1945 to 1851, he
paved the way for Communist
orientation of his successor and
protege - Jacobo ArbenZ
Gautemalan leaders fear he
would once again become q
shelter for Communist infil-
tration.
Mr.. Arvalo also poses q
gigantic problem for United
States policy. In the past he
has been bitterly anti-Ameri-
can. He wrote a diatribe, "The
Shark and the Sardines," which
strikes out viciously at United
States imperialism in Latin
America. Although Mr.. Arevalc
has softened these attacks with
the coming Of the Alliance for
Progress, few observers are
certain that the tiger has
changed his spots"
Holds Popularity
Nevertheless, he Is still the
most popular Guatemalan lead
er. While in power, he inSti-
tuted far-reaching social Sc
curity schemes which have
made him idol of the working
classes. Most objective observ-
ers agree that If new elections
are not held until 1864, Mr..
Arevalo would win in a walk
away.
All of which gives impetus
to the opposition drive to get
new elections as soon as pos
sible. Under the constitution,
Mr.. Arevalo is not again eligible
for public office until March /,
1862 years after the end
of his last term.
"We would accept a tempo
rary military junta which guar
anteed civil rights and called
for free elections under the
constitution" said Mario Men
dez Montenegro, leader of the
Revolutionary Party and most
likely presidential candidate of
the moderate center.
Like other opposition poll
ticians, MIR. Montenegro is pas
sionately dedicated to getting
rid of President Ydigoras by
hook or crook. He realizes this
probably cannot be done with
out bloodShed unless the mill
tary "co-operateS." He also real.
ICES that the military custer OF
the president could we'll destroy
the last vestiges Of constitu-
tional order and open the gates
to full-scale onslaught from
the extreme left.
But civic, student and politi-
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until its 3-foot spike engaged a
3-inch wide slot drilled into the
spire.
One Of the helicopter's crew,
Flight 1t. Ronald Salt Of Plym-
outh, had postponed his we'd
ding, due today. to take part in
the final operation.
The $3,780,000 cathedral,
built to replace Coventry's orig
inal cathedral. which was de-
stroyed in Nazi bombing during
World War II will be formally
dedicated on May IS.
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16 Lost in Adriutic

BEL GRADE, Yugoslavia,
April % AP).-A boat carrying
l9 persons sank last night in a
storm in the Northern Adriatic,
and so far only three survivors
have been found, Tanjug news
agency said today.
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uine fear of the Communist
power which existed undel
President Jacobo Arbenz before
1854. Anyone who opposes him
is suspect as a Communist or q
tool of the Communists.
Political observers claim this
strategy has now brought the
country to the verge of disaster
Deepening corruption and gen.
eral disgust with the Presi-
dents constant Machiavelliar
maneuvers have reached the
point where responsible civil
ianS no longer trust him.
AS a result, the small but
powerful Communist organiza-
ton has received a perfect cam
outage for its actions. No one
can any longer authoritatively
say who is or who is not a Com
munist in the opposition. Gov
ernment accusations fall on
deaf ears. Meanwhile, Castro
trained agents filter into the
country across the Caribbean
from Cuba.
Military Support
The frightened military lead
ers continue to be Mr.. Ydigo-
raS' main source of strength
Only one civilian was included
in the military cabinet ap-
pointed Thursday night to
weather the crisis. Up until
now he has convinced them
that if he goes, the result will
be chaos and a Communist
takeover. These army leaders
have been deeply impressed by
Mr.. Castro's destruction of the
military establishment in Cuba
They fear nothing more thar
a repeat performance in Guate-
mala.
On the other hand, the grow
ing unity of civilian opposition
is having a noticeable impact
on the military hierarchy. The
shooting of the four students
drought hostility in the capita
which worries army leaders
Observed say those leaders art
dimly aware that what thu
Communists want most is {
wedge between the militar.
and the civilian population.
These observers also main
tain that the Guatemalan mill
tary traditionally has chosel
to depose Presidents rathe
than fight all-out civil war
Talk is already rife in the capi
tai about behind the scenei
discussions between militar!
officers, professional leaders
and students over a military
civilian junta to take power.
The big problem is a lack ot
agreement on who or what i.
to follow President Ydigoras
His term is not due to expire
until 1864. Under the constitu.
ton. if he were to resign, hi.
place would be taken by 6
presidential first designate,
and Congress would decree new
elections within four months.
Various Aims
But the student leaders,
curious combination Of Castro.
ties and conservative Christian
Democrats-want to be rid o.
both the president and con.
gress. Their vague idea is tt
establish a revolutionary" pro.
visional government which
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Won Brentano
~.
iIIConfer
With president
BY the Associated Press

Heinrich Won Brentano, for
mer West German Foreign
Minister and a close associate
Of Chancellor Adenauer, will
confer tomorrow with Presi-
dent Kennedy, the White House
reported yesterday.
United States officials said
they expect Mr.. Won Brentano
to seek modification of some
proposals advanced by this
country for possible use dur
ing exploratory talks with the
Russians over the status of
Berlin.
Although Mr.. Won Brentano
has been replaced as Foreign
Minister by Gerhard Schroe-
der, he still is leader Of the
Christian Democratic Union in
the BundeStag-a powerful DO
sition in his party. He plans
to spend a week in Washing
ton.
Adenauer'S Views
Mr.. Adenauer has made clear
to United States leaders that
he is against any move toward
recognition of East Germany.
He repeatedly does not like the
idea of putting East Berliners
and East Germans along with
West Berlin and West German
Officials on a proposed inter-
national authority to supervise
the Berlin supply lines.
Mr.. Adenauer also is reported
d1SpleaSed with United States
suggestions for East-West nom
aggression guarantees designed
to secure present German
frontiers and with any sug-
geStion that the United States
would agree with Russia to
deny West Germany nuclear
weapons.
Will See Lightner
Mr.. Kennedy will meet to-
morrow also with E. Allan
Lightner, ranking United States
diplomat in West Berlin. The
appointment was not explained
but may be connected with the
return of Gen. Lucius D. Clay
as Mr.. Kennedy's special am
bassador in West Berlin.
The President presumably
wants to demonstrate his per-
sonal interest in the city and
his support for Mr.. Lightner
now that Gen. Clay is near the
end of his service on the scene.
Gen. Clay is to continue as a
presidential adviser on West
Berlin.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

cal leaders are now determined
to take the risk. The fact is
that they dislike the president
more than they fear the conse-
quences of his removal.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

But the student leaders-a
curious combination of Castro
ties and conservative Christian
Democrats-want to be rid of
both the president and con-
gress. Their vague idea is to
establish a revolutionary" pro-
visional government :w hich h
Evening star., 1962-04-29
INTERPRETIVE REPORT
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
: - star Staff Writer 1y

Revolution once more is
stalking Guatemala. that tenn
psstuous Central American re-
nablic Just. south of Mexico.
President Miguel Ydigoras
Fuentes barely clings to power.
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De poEtieoI turmoil thot hos brought
GuotemoIo to the edge Of revolution
is explored in this article by Stoff
Reporter George Shermon, who
recently visited the GuotemoIon
capitol.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Confidence Ebbs

This corruption and misman-
agement, the critics charge,
simply accentuates the dismal
economic picture of the coun-
try. Rapidly falling prices of
coffee-80 per cent of Guate-
malan export receipts - have
hurt the country badly. The
constant political turmoil has
further sapped business con-
fidence.
During four years of office
Mr.. Ydigoras' political strategy
has been to divide and conquer
the Communist opposition.
He has played heavily on gen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Veronee
BERNARD ana Cheryl vi Rich
mond, Va. have returned home
after visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Norman Ward and Charles.
Mrs. Duprce Cox spent a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Cox and family of Wilm-
ton recently.
visiting MIR. and Mrs. John
Long and Gayle recently were
Mrs. Evelyn MaSSalon and
Billy and Pam, AL Shealey of
Charleston, Mrs. Lille Gore of
Guideway, MIR. and Mrs. Del
mas HinSon of Whiteville, Mrs.
Shack Buffkin of Tabor City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Hewett
and Darlene Of Norfolk. Va.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Lewis,
Billy and Daphne spent the
weekend with frankie Wheeler
OF California, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Fowler
of PittSburg. Pa. and MIR. and
Mrs. Bob" Fowler and Brad
of Montgomery, Ala. are visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Ward
and Mrs Lonia Fowler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ward and
Marilyn.
Mi. and Mrs. Rudolph Small
of High Point were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Hem
mlngway and daughter of Dur
ham were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ward
of Charlotte were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Ward and
Howard Jr. and Walter and
Lena Ward recently.
David Ward. Gayle Long.
Billy Lewis and Linda Duncan
attended a All Club meeting
in Raleigh Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Strick-
land and Kent of Clarendon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hinson and family Saturday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Robert Lea Gore, and daugh-
tel Doobie III Georgetown. S.
c. is spending several days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robert Gore and family
of Pireway
MIR. and Mrs. John F. Murray
and family of Wilmington
spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Elderdice of Olyphic.
Mrs. Lonnie Grice of Tim
monsville, S. c. was the Tues
day guest of Mrs. Robert Buck
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Crib and
children of Milwaukee, Wise
left Tuesday after spending
several days with Mrs. Cribb'S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
i. Martin and family.
Miss Marion Elderdice of
Washington. D. c. spent sever
al days with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Herman r. Elderdicc
and family of Olyphic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Annette.
Miss Rose Ann Annette, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Gore, and Miss Ear
line Gore all of East Lumber
ton enjoyed a fish fry down
at Ocean Drive Beach. S. c.
Monday. They also visited rel
atives in the Pireway section
Monday.
Miss Maize Lee Elderdice
of Washington. d. c. spent
several days with her parents.
and relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Elderdice, of Olyphic,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Austin G..
Long
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Garette
of Old Dock were Wednesday
guests of Mrs. Paul c. Gore.
Mrs. Louise Chestnut of Oily
phic is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Long
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Puck
EFT of Iron Hill were Wednes-
day night guests of his mother
Mrs. Johnnie F. Pickett OF
Pireway.
Mrs. LiShie Benton of Ma
kina is spending a few days
witt. MIR. and Mrs. Willard
Ray
Harvey Buck of Myrtle
Beach, S. c. spent Tuesday
night with Albert Clayton
Buck.
Austin G.. Long OF Pireway
made d business trip to White
vile Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. CASTOR Tedder of Lake
Waccamaw spent Wednesday
with her parents and brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Macie Long, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Long and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Great is the reward of self
sacrifice, though We may neN =
er receive il in this world.
The value OF a sentiment is
the amount OF sacrifice you are
prepared to make for il.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

visiting relatives III Whitevills
Monday.
Edison Ray OF Myrtle Beach.
S. c. spent the week end with
friends, and relatives here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

family Of Pirewsy.
Paul Long, ana Harvey Buck
of Myrtle Beach, S. c. spent
Thursday night with friends.
and relatives of Pireway.
Mrs. Johnnie Pickett, and
Miss Margie Chestnut were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01
Pirevvuv
N ews
BY EDWARD GORE

Miss Frances Ray of Olyphic,
Joney Day LoWrimore of Pirc-
way, and Tom Ray of South
port made a business trip TO
Durham Thursday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

Mrs. r. I. Slaughter. of Will
'mington, is convalescing from
. .ecent illness at the home OF
her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Sparrow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-01

The degree of our sacrifice
in feeding the hungry is the
degree of our understanding Of
the world today. !
Dwight ID. Eisenhower