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Evening star., 1963-09-25

under its an EIAkIIuE41
gelic, pastry blanket at the
buffet luncheon In the antique
Carriage Room where rosy
hams, fried chicken make you
feel being a gourmand'S en-
chanting. Sip cocktails In the
patio girdled with century-old
pines. More? Yes, at evening the
some fifty dishes on the Fair
field Hall buffet (circa 1889.
Allenberry Playhouse, exquisite
guest rooms, tariff easy. Rte.
240 to Frederick, Rte. Is via
Gettysburg, left Rte. "a, left
Rte. 174 to Boiling Springs. PA.
-, Ole Man River Chats the
Potomac) he don't say nothing
Evening star., 1963-09-25
MARKE?
INN

pining in their Rockefeller
dress. And the score on oyster
pie? They're snug, comfortable.
How else in this original Vir-
ginia, traditional recipe2 Really,
these plump bivalves take to
the oyster essence, with finely
minced shallots, tiny potatoes,
chopped parsley under the flax
lest Of crusts both in the an
tique Haley Room or by the
1870 bar. Luncheons lis: din
ners 5-ll; Hangar Room dane
ing ll-2 AM. Free valet park
ing at 2nd a. e SITS. S.W.
And Gabby commends:
IRON GATE INN: 1874 N st.
LIE GOURMET: 1916 II St.t
PAUL'S!' Riva, Md.
ToWNE HOUSE: Harper's Fer
ry, West Va.
PETER PAN. Urbana, Md
BATTLEToWN INN: Berryville,
Va.tt
EXECUTIVE HOUSE: scots
Circle a. r. I. NV.
KINGS CONTINUANCE: Jet.
20 a. 32.tk
tciossd Sunday. tAMOnday c1ses
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. but he
does by the
b o x W o cd
slopes Of the
C
w o D. He
says this was
t he River
Farm Of Cen
eral Wash
ington where
he strolled in
the cool of
Evening star., 1963-09-25

doeSn'tp But
give q pause,
pc t. TIL E
KNIFE AND
FORKS chef
d oe S m ore
with these
ca pc, S C i
lop aristo- t
CIR is, sim
m e ed so
g e n tly be-
fore coaleS-
Evening star., 1963-09-25


RY Country
estate char
tered by VIII
liam Penn, Of
gardens, lily
pondS) as
but one rea-
son for living
PIE. Very
peacheroo the
fresh peach
Evening star., 1963-09-25

the evening by the Tea House.
So hallowed these acres. But we
can't eat real estate. So let's
enter this pillared mansion while
hoop-skirted servitors soothe
with champagne cocktails un-
der crystal chandeliers. And soon
crunchy, Southern, pan-fried
chicken with candied yams,
Southern spoon bread, old-tinies
relishes, Charleston very nutty)
pecan pie. Luncheons 1874; din
ner 60, tariff easy. mi. S. of
Alexandria.&&
Evening star., 1963-09-25

Good bread, good meat e.
Mon Dieu, let's EAT -.
We know that deliciousneSs
.Coquilles st. Jacques. Who
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Mr. ManulS
NJ A r X E T
INN where he
give es full
time to an
oysters we'll
b ing. His
oysters have
p e a c e of
mind. They're
at ease In
their Casino
g ar b, unre-
Evening star., 1963-09-25

Yes, even oysters can be
crossed in love. But not ak
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POTONfAC

A priceless home. You cannot buy
the feeling Of elegance that this
tremendous Colonial win give you
With loving attention to fine detail,
i was custom-built 2 years ago on
2 beautiful acres, 5 bedrms., family
rm. plus recreation rm., with bar,
plus children's playroom, plus ey.
erything else you've ever wanted.
AK. $500.
LIST WITH LINGO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlNUEp

BETHESDA, wildwood Manor Area
Brick rambler, with 4th roughed.
in) bedrms., large paneled rec. rm.
and built.in garage, Tree shaded lot.
Walk to shopping ctr, schools. Call
for appt. EN-. S-2lA3.
BETHESDA S22,Sso. Contemp. ram.
bEaaL2,t Sed IIns BATHS, kit with
lot with lge. patio, washer and
dryer incl. After pm. EN-. 5-727s.
GIULIANO, OIL. 6-0540
Wis. Ave. at Chestnut Open Til ?
BETHESDA list time offered, Free.
man contemporary, 3 bedrms., 2
full baths, liv. rri. with glass wan
overlooking wooded lot, radiant hot.
water heat, carport, "a blk. to
schools and park, $4,000 FLA.
THOMAS q KELLEY co.
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CHEVY CHASE, Springfield, NEW
LISTING - Immaculate white brick
split.leVel home, nestled among
towering trees. First-level en-
trance hall, large living room. din.
ing room, with adjoining jalousied
porch overlooking quiet, secluded
garden. Kitchen with dishwasher,
disposal and double oven. Second
level, three cheerful bedrooms, two
baths. Third level fourth bedroom.
Lower level rec. room with bath
and garage. Walking distance to
bus and schools: CALL MRS.
HURD, OIL. 2.llS3, H. A. GILL &
SON, FEE. $4,000,
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CHEVY CHASE mr.. Rock Greek
Park : Excel. value on Ice, 7.story
Colonial, I huge bedrms., 3l1 baths.
LIST flr, family rrn., formal din.
Em,, mC 81 I H. huge llv. rm'' full
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
COLEsVILLE AREA-oniy S35 800,
A lge. corner bTk. split.level with
IA. S'i RsEsibsSs8PoiSdlsg ' PEoGsssIsLE"
and.or 2 Ice. family rms, Priced be-
low the market.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. llooc
COLESvILLE, t7s,pso ! acre lev.
lot, 3.bedrm. 2 baths built 1862
9Ap.777o, T0WNHoUSE PROP.
COLEsvnLE 81 500. on wooded
brick CAPE COD"
4 bedrmsy Z baths, wAlk.out bsmt
w. j. NICHOLAS HE. A.l00C
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Suburban

LIST WITH US For ACTION
NEW HAMP. AVE. EXT, on dead.
end street Beaut. handicapped u.
acre lot with pvt. shaded terrace
and play area. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
split. Sep. din. rm., rec, rm., car
port and DASHBOARD HOT
WATER HEAT. 1mmed. pOss. Ask.
ing $4,000. BY OWNER, 365-2Il6.
NEW n SHIRE AVENUE
AREA = Immaculate brick Cape
Co.. Cod. LARS. Large b. bsdrms' a. baths .ins
place. Mr.. 81. Camillus School.
FILA appraised. We take trades.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1898 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4.l7oo
NORTHWEST BRANCH EsTATES-
Lovely brick home on fine freed
lot, 4 bedrms., } baths, cleo. kit,
family rm. with firepl., and gar.
age. m m e d. possession S32,7So.
Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK ll2As Georgia Ave.
OAKLAND TERI. ELEM. SCHOOL
Liv. rm. has frepl. for warmth
and cheer, 3 bedrms. Sl7iSao.
D. L. Barnard 588-7977
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AII

FOR MINED. OCCUPANCY
4-bedrm. Con.
dining area, kitchen with table
space, rec. rm. Assume large CT
loan. Payments, Sl25.
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RETHESnA

<A- = AA=N~A>
3-bedroom brick Colonial, completely
redecorated. Short walk t9 slemen.
e ay nigh nd Sfs school Lf EEyce ct
lue in very low 2os. Ewes, Mr..
W z. e. A. n. MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WISH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-446A
BETHESDA-NIH walking distance,
large split.levei home living room
with firepl., separate dining room,
spacious de luxe kitchen, covered
patio, ; bedrms., 2 baths on ]
level, plus out -of.ground game rm.,
4th bedrm. and bath. Centrally air
conditioned. A buy In low sos.
Shown by appt., ? a.m.-s PM EN-.
METZLER, REALTOR
BETHEsDA-NEW BI.LEvELS on
SSs edT@s. SstEs. daylight rec. fm'
A yitS ffEfRREA aFT3as, OIL 10y ss5 5SS TIL
BETHESDA-Attractiye brk. cape
Cod, , bedrms., 2 baths. screened
porch. tiled bSmt,, Anchor. fenced
large lot. Excel financing, 81. 500.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, REALT0R
Oh. 3.2i2a Ewes. OF. 1895
BETHESDA-VACANT. 4-bedrm..
center.hall Colonial In prest iGe
area. Owner left area. Reduced
$1,000. Many extras In this elegant
home. Immed. possession.
Countrywide co.
REALTOR Sl9.lS0l
BETHESDA, MAS AVE. AREA
A delightful fenced yard with beauti-
full trees surrounds this brick, l-StO-
nv 3.bedrm. home. Family room
for the children. Public, parochial
schools nearby. Priced at S23,15o.
MABELITA MEAD
EE 1-7loS FF. 3-335l
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES sil.iso
MOST FOR THE LEAST
J bedrms,, din. rm,, rec. .rm, In full
bsmt. School At your back door
$3.50 down, sos mo. Vacant. -
HlLDEBRAND co OIL. A.s7ll
CONN. AVE, EsTATEs-N Newly re.
dec J.bedrm. brick rambler, Lee.
screened porch, asking sl5.So0.
T. N. LERNER
Pres, Harmony Corp.
PLAZA pA9.Ip00
CONVENIENT NOL-l CORNERS
FABULOUS ONLY tl6S50l
; bedrr1., ell brk., h..w.h., firepl.,
din, In,, porch, trees.
HIlDEBRAND co. OIL, As1ll
CORAL SEA SIN, down. , bedrms. .
table.space kit, tremendous lot. As.
sumo Ice. loan, Sl5,500.
KEN DRUSk1N, Realtor sA9.4O0o
FALKLAND ENLARGED J bedrm.
rancher with dbl. carport on q nice
corner lot J blks ir. Falkland
din, rn., Kitchen. ) bedrmh and
bath. M, new ~ and MOL, Price,
i72, 800. REALTY SERVICE INC
i'A.sSoo HE. 1880
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RIVERDALE

3.bedrm. den bungalow, COM
pletely redecorated with sep
arate din. rIY., full bsmt. and
on Anchor-fenced level yard
with nice shade trees; nr. all
schools. A best buy for Sl3,-
$50. Veteran no down pay
ment or Just 5000 On. con-
ventional.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE, 10 bedrms. and bsmt..
Sl00-Sl35 mo, NV. or upper ne.
pref. s29.4Sl5, 7-2:4S pm.
N. ARL. -Respon. adult family re.
quires 4-bedrm. home with fin. rec.
rm., will sign lease, Oct. occu-
pancy. To $235. S25-S57l.
NE. Couple with Z children, s or !
rm. house, 500 mo. Call after $50
pm. WA. 7.l2l0. MIR. OR MRS.
JESSIE JOHNSON.
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MT. RAINIER

Ideal family home. 4-bedrm.,
lHa-story bungalow, Bargain buy
S13,Soo. Nothing down TO vet
eran or low dn, FILA. Has full
bsmt., separate din rm. and
completely Level Anchor
fenced yard.
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REAL ESTATE SERV., ND.

EAST-Vacant 4
bedrms.' IVA baths. modern kit,
$l1,250, assume in-service FILA.
Sis mo. pi.t.i. 356-45s4.
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CHEVY CHASE Il NORTH .9I :
CHEVY cHA!,Is;lE. WEST

CHEVY CHASE, WEST
A very large Williamsburg brick
Colonial residence, Of finest quality.
Only a few years old, and in excel.
lent condition. Perfect family home
with iosds q room and sOnys s,ic
LARGE IlviHs and SlnlhE AP pooms. yst
ilr. master bedrm, and bath. over.
sized de luxe kitchen, 3 additional
twin bedrms., and q total Of IVA
baths. Large rec. rm. and built-in
2-car garage, A wonderful value at
S35,SSo. CALL kE. 1.lsoo Ill 2 pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1904
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO be a CT to
assume this 4Y7eS VA loan and pay
only Sll6 per month for this brk
Cape Cod with J large bedrms., z
full baths. sep. din. rm. and large
level lot, will sacrifice for immed.
sale. SAS.2e6o
Suburban Properties
LGE. BDRMs., "a BATHS
Real elbow nm. for the growing
family in this brk. home. Rec.
Tm. plus many extras. Only Sl9..
500. Trades considered. 10000.
c. paul hickman, inc.
52O2 Westport Rd., Md.
Beautiful Brookdale Sub.
Just q blocks from River I'd. and
western avs 1880
Detached S.rm. brick with lst.floor
powder rm,, screened porch, yard,
attic, In nice condition. To inspect
call Mr.. Shsrwin MA. $500 or FE.
II. L. RUST CO., Agents
1907 18th 81. NV.
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ADELPHI -.Custo m.bullt Colonial,
hrepl. IN Itv.. rnn,, paneled rec. rm. ,
also with fireplace, pine paneled
den, bedrms.I ; baths, a de luxe
kit, ,2.car garage, 0 big level cor
ner lot, priced in the low 20s with
easy terms. Trades accepted.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c,

ALICE DEAL, BL. SACRAMENT,
choice location, near Lafayette
s School and ~ recreation center enter
dormitory. Recreation rm. with fire.
pl., screened porch, garage, slate
roof. Low 3osl Ewes. 654-61o6,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC. Di.
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B ELAIR-l.yr. ;old, A-bedrm., VA.
bal bath Colonial CCIN full din; o r m family
$4,000. FLA or CT terms,
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uOlHntoty' neCICnblOH I'M. WIFI IlTe-
pl.,, screened porch garage, slate
FLANK EGsli koS 8. PHnE1Ps. me- seS.01DSff. 81.
7.l4ll.
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. = Re-
modelled corner brick, with powder
rm. and gar. STEVENS, s66-soo5.
AMER. US RING VAIL z 7
AREA - Brand.new town house, 10
rooms q or bedIoomQ, "a
#. drawing room. Den and powder
Built.in garage. UPPER sosi
FRANK 5. PHILIPS, NC. DI.
7-l4ll, Ewes. 726-3ls2.
AMER. U. PARK. QUICK SALE
Immaculate air-conditioned, 3-bed-
room, 2'7-bath, brick.and-frame
home overlooking park. Level lot,
1872 II. deep. Hal stairway to fin
ished 3rd floor, paneled rec. rm.
with fireplace, screened porch, 2-car
garage, gas hot-water heat, slate
roof, J window air conditioners do
the job! Walk TO public and paro-
chiAl schools. Few steps to bus.
Priced at $3.50! FRANK S, PHIL
LIPS, INC, DI. 7.lAll. Ewes.
I2o-3l82.
AMER. UNIV, PARK, UPPER 2os-
Tiny, fiat lot! Excellent house!
Wonderful neighborhood! large
bedrooms, full bath, 3 half
baths. Huge, all-electric kitchen.
Big recreation room. Only 9 years
old. Walk to Janney and St. AIMS
Schools. Spring Valley and Chevy
Chase shopping. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, INC, Dl. 7-l4ll or $4,000.
WOODS New listin &.
Ideally situated on deep wooded
lot, level rear yard with artistic
patio. Brick Colonial featuring Gv-
ing room with firepl., family dining
room, modern kitchen, large screen
porch on LIST. 2 bedrms., and bath
on md. Rec. room. A buy at
S23.sS0. a.n.-s PM, EN-. 2-74oo.
METH Err REAITOR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUED)

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Ss0S total
cash, no other charges, darling lit
tle am b err, full bsmt., only
$l3,2So. W. R. HUGHES CO., AP.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Acc AREA Antique brk. rambler,
liv. rm. with firepl., 3 bedrms., de
luxe kit. and family din. rm., pam
eled rec. rm., intercom., lge. patio,
carport, wooded lot. Price just re.
duced. o. d. FIELD, INC, WI.
S-2413 or WA. $3.50.
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EVANSVILLE HILLS Mr., Pr
Georges Plaza, an attractive home
with twO-thirds acre, be0utiful
grounds. shade and fruit trees, fire.
place In 22-t. liv. rm., full bsn1t,
vacant for quick occupancy, only
Sl5I5o' low On. payment and easy
terms.
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ChEN OnhOE - SulOnudll
sep. din. rm., den, bedrms., 3
baths, priced under $4,000. OIL.
B0RToN,KELLE1cH Realtors
CHEVY CHAsE-SlS,s0O
THE CONVENIENCE!
Close-in off Western ave. Owner
will give excel. terms and immed.
poss. Immac, bPk. c olonial, 2
bedrms., full bsmt., rec. room,
lovely porch. patio, trees.
HiLDEBRANb co. OIL. 4-s7ll
CHEVY CHASE, ND, truly q mag
nificent spacious Colonial. Can you
imagine a center hall, l3x2A, living
rm. 1880, dining rm. lsxls, 5 spa.
cious bedrms, most desirable for
diplomatic or executive entertain
ing. Newly decorated. Maids quar-
tiers. Tear garage. 477-A500 vi ?.
LIST WITH LINGO
CHEVY CHASE : lmmed. possession,
Lovely brick Colonial with slate
roof, center hall. formal din. rm..
completely equip. kit. with adjoin.
ing laundry, study or bedrm. and
fun bath on first floor, I bedrms.,
baths on and floor, full bsrnt., jail
ousied porch, 2-car garage, new
carpetins throughout, l1,y6o
K0RZEND0RFERl REALT0R
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LANIER Pc. NV, lTlO--spae.
homes. 3 iuil baths, run bsmt'
laundry facilities. oil h,-w h.
small front yard, porch, Desire
family with real estate refs.
$l7b. ]. DALLAS GRADY n
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JSSlpT. MAN SHSsSSiT AVE-

Doctor, Dentist, Lawyer, Queen Gus.
tOm.bullt e.yeAr % | d brick l.floor
home. l00.h show place with spa.
cious handicapped grounds and fish
pools Sits way back on slight Gle.
ystion assuring complete privacy.
Master suite, De luxe bath and ige.
dressing rm. soft family rnn. ter.
raEEo floor Vacant, asking So, 500.
Owner wants offer. Come look. You
be the Judge,
BillingSley Realty Co.
en-. 2.7376 Ewes. WO. S.oslo
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ROGER HEIGHTS : 5.bedrm. brick,
din. Tm.' bsmt EsrsSe' q .I no mo-
LANGLEY REALTY UN. 1871
SEABROOK ACRES -Brk, 4level
split, , bedrms., 2 baths, firepl.
central &C, din. rm.. large kit,
, rsS, Tn'; = GSSEP Sg large leysl yard;
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BURNT MILLS

BURNT MILLS
1 quality brick Colonials In a quail
ity area. 4 twin bedrms., ava baths
huge den with firepl., garage
true center hall plan and much,
much more. IMMEDIATE POSSES.
sion. Name your terms from 1917
down to 3Q-yr: loans. 81 800.
DIR: Take first left turn off Rte.
~ (past 1 CornerO onto Burnt
Mills ave., left again to llo0l
Wheeler drive. DICKMAR REAL
TY, JU. $500.
CARROLL KN0LLS -3.bedrm, brick
ramb., firepl. in liv, rm.. sep. din.
rm., kit, with bkfst. bar, fin. rec.
rm., lge. brick patio. shaded lot.
1mmed. occup! elS,s5o. OWNER.
10. s-s634.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE Beauti.
full red brick Colonial. center-hall
plan, library plus den or bedroom
and Va bath on first floor, good.
size bedrooms and Z baths on and
floor. Very large room and bath on
Ord floor. Recreation room with
fireplace, Tear garage, large level
lot. S56,SSo. Call W0. 1880 til 2.
EDW. H. JONES 4 CO., INC,
Realtora
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, HARMONY
HILLS.-3-bedrm. brk. rambler on
attr. HANDICAPPED corner lot. Sep.
din. rm., fun bsnt. with outside
exit. avail. immed. FILA Apr,
ROBERT II. KENT 4 CO
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BUCKLODGE

All-brk., 3.bedrm. rambler on M.acre
wooded, lot. In a desirable neigh.
borhood. Has finished rec. rm., Va
baths, off-street park, fenced yard,
Wv. .carpeting. Conven. to schools.
Sls,50o full price with $500 down.
Quick settlement for qualified buyer
~. ,..IP.ALERMo 4 CO., -.
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Wife toCut
Ribbon

Mrs. Millsrd Tawes. wife
Of Maryland's Governor. viii
officially cut the ribbon to-
morrow ct 10 an. TO open
the Service Guild Craft Shop
show ct the Governors
House Motel, on Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda.
She win be honored at q
tea following the ceremony.
Many exciting gifts win be
on display which guild mem
bers have made. including felt
hangings, children's waste
paper baskets, green thumb"
baskets. candy trees. memo
pads, calendars. sweaters,
pocket books. and knitting
bags.
The show, which runs
through Friday. viii benefit
Children's Hospital. Hill
crest Children's Center, Eve
ming Star Camp. Kaufman
Camp. Jewish Social Service
Agency. and Pilot School for
the Blind.
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BRIGHT
TOUCHES

Preparing these pretty
lemon trees for the
Georgetown Visitation
Fashion Show lunch
con, to be held at
international Inn on
November IL, are left
to right Mrs. Douglas
Titus, eochoimon of
the Decorating Com
mittee; Mrs. jones K.
ForreIl, chairman, and
Mrs. William H.
QueoIy. Other bright
spots in the program
will be gold leweIy
from ltoIion jewelers.,
lnc.; fashions from
ErIebocher and the
launching of a new
cookbook, IA Little Bit
Of Butter" edited by
Mrs. james Deerin.
Mrs. Fronk J. WhoIen
is chairman Of the
1870 pm. event.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

We wish for you joyous Christmastide
Since the colonial days Williamsburg Christmas has
been atime for visits and the renewing of friendship.
re-awakened pleasure in the sights and sounds of the
memorable We happy to play part in this by
having assembled throughout our main store. the
Spring Valley and Corners suburban stores exceptionally
" imaginative selection of gifts.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
re BIoodmobiIe
Schedules Visit
For Thursday

Jackson County citizens will
be given an opportunity to re-
new their coverage for blood
needs for the next six months
on Thursday from noon to 6
pm. when the American Red
Cross Bloodmobile will be open
at the Masonic Temple on Mar
ket Street.
DR.. Maurice Brett, chairman
of the Blood Committee for
Jackson County Chapter Ameri-
can Red Cross said several To-
cal groups will be seeking to
renew their coverage under the
group coverage plan.
He also urged individuals not
covered by the Group Cover
age Plan to renew their indivi-
dual c0verage.
For those not previously COW
cred by the Red Cross blood
plan, DR.. Brett pointed out that
an individual may assure h i s
own needs for blood, and those
of his immediate household, by
the donation of one pint Of
blood to the Red Cross every
six months.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Buptists Name
Guest Speaker
For Thursday

DR.. ]. D. Grey, pastor of First
Baptist Church of New Orleans,
will be the principal speaker at
the Fellowship dinner at Pas
cagoula First Baptist Church on
Thursday.
This dinner affords an oppor-
tunity for the church members
to be informed about the bud
get and pledging requirements
for the coming year.
DR.. Grey is an outstanding
speaker, well known as a Bap-
fist leader throughout the world.
He was president of the South
ern Baptist Convention in 1851
So, has served as president of
the Louisiana Baptist Conven-
ton and as an executive COM
mite member Of the Baptist
World Alliance.
A graduate Of Union Univer-
sity, Jackson, Tenn, and South.
western Theological Seminary Of
Fl. Worth, Tex, DR.. Grey holds
honorary degrees from Union
University, Louisiana College
and Baylor University.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
US Withdrawing
More Troops

PARIS CUPID - The United
States plans to withdraw Its
first major combat unit FIR o m
Europe despite German objec.
tons, sending home 5000 and
perhaps many more men, il
was learned today.
The withdrawal will involve
an armored cavalry regimen
and will represent only about
two per cent Of the Army's
overall combat strength in Eu.
rope. But informed sources said
studies are being made which
could result in much larger
cuts.
us. combat strength In Eu.
rope reached its peak Of 268, O0C
men at the time of the Berlin
crisis two years ago when 40, O0C
extra troops were sent to Eu-
rope. Some Withdrawals have
been announced since then. The
sources said $1,000 men actual
ly have been sent home, g
much higher figure than that
mentioned in the announce.
ments.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Brown Named
YR Speaker

A P~ascagoula attorney will
relate his experiences as ] W
clerk to Supreme Court Justice
Tom G.. Clark at Thursdays
regular monthly meeting Of the
Jackson County Young Repub-
licans.
Ray Brown will address the
group beginning at 7:3O pm. at
Holiday Inn, according to YR
chairman Wally Sherwood.
Introducing the speaker will
be A. C. Weeks, a member OF
the YR executive board and
immediate past chairman Of the
organization. The address a n d
meeting are open to the pub
lie.
A former Ole Miss football
star, Brown has been active in
COP precinct work and is vice
chairman Of the Jackson Coun-
ty .Draft Goldwater' Commit
tee. He was on the tx. o. The
Kennedys" Dinner Committee
and holds YR membership.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Put A Preacher
In Jail Each Day
Is Negroes Vow

NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Ne
groes vowed today to have a
preacher in Jail every day until
facilities at. City Hall are racial
ly integrated.
There will be a preacher put
in jail very day during this
campaign a spokesman said.
In Baton Rouge, the Congress
Of Racial Equality filed suit in
federal court challenging the
constitutionality Of certain LOU
isiana laws used to control civil
rights demonstrations.
The Rev. A. L. Davis, chair
man of the New Orleans Negro
Ministerial Alliance, declared
the City Hall battle Monday
night at a meeting where Ne
groes rejected Mayor Victor
Schiro's answer to their 18-point
anti-discrimination petition.
Schiro said Negroes pleas
for equal treatment in City Hall
were generally beyond his con-
troll, resting in the power Of 9TH
er officials.
1T appears he has no power
to do anything whatsoever" the
Rev. Avery Alexander said. The
Negro Baptist minister was
dragged by his heels from City
Hall cafeteria last week during
a sit-in. Several others were ar
rested.
Davis called Schiro's reply
IAN insult to the intelligence of
the Negro people"
Davis urged direct action"
by Negroes. He said they should
invade the cafeteria daily and
at different times. He also
urged a boycott of Canal Street
stores until Negroes are hired
above the mental level.