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The chronicle., 1963-12-23

MANILA (UPT - The Phil
lippines is a hot, wild country
the only Sizeable overseas
colony the United States ever
had - where politics, poverty
and potential promise underlie
almost evtrything.
It is perhaps the beSt-educat-
ed country in Southeast Asia.
Filipinos have a flair for the
artistic, for hospitality and
sometimes for violent emotion
al reactions.
With its S~panish-American CO.
lonial background, this island
nation of 80 million people is
unlike anything else in Asia. In
dependent since July 4, 1916,
the Philippines has some of the
characteristics Of a South Amer
lean country.
There is fabulous wealth, con-
trolled in the main by old Span
iSh families, by a few Americ-
ans and by the commercially
adroit Chinese who are so good
at commerce the government
has taken steps to legislate
them out of many areas of bus
mess.
The Philippines is a country
OF plantations, mines, jungles,
forests = a raw-material pro-
ducing nation. The vast ma
jority of Filipinos live out their
lives close to the soil.
There is great poverty. Per
capita income is a little over
$500 a year. The so-called mid
die class has yet to emerge in
any strength.
Of Malay Stock
The FilipinoS are of Malay
stock, with a mixture Of Span
iSh and Chinese. The main lam
guage is Tagalog, a Malay
tongue. But most literate Flip
mos speak English, and many
speak Spanish as well.
Manila, with one of the finest
natural harborS in the world. is
the hub of the nation. Before
World War II Manila was de-
Scribed as the Jewel of the Or
lent, but today it is drab and
unSpectacular although a young,
husky mayor by the name of
Antonio j. VillegaS has his mind
set or changing all that.
From the standpoint of tour
Ism, despite the magnificent
sunsets on Manila Bay, the
Philippines has a bad reputa-
ton, not necessarily deserved.
Foreign authors and newspaper
men visiting the Philippines in
evitabley write about lawless-
ness and make note the fact
that many bars and restaur-
ants are adorned with signs adj
vlSlng customers to check their
firearms outside.
Signs of the old Wild West.
indeed. Shootings are common
place - particularly in the wild
and woolly provinces. But Fill
lplnoS rarely shoot at tourists
or foreigners.
Papers Free-Swinging
There are six free-sWinging
English language newspapers
published daily in Manila. There
are also six commercial televi-
sion channels and more than II
commercial radio stations in
the city although the metropol-
ltan populations is only just ov-
er three million.
Makati, a suburb of Manila.
is probably the finest light in
duStrial area in Asia. It is sur
rounded by four residential dis
tricts which are populated by
rich FIlipinoS, Americans, Span
lards, Chinese and other for
&c colony. These districts are in
elgners, including the diplomat
bewildering contrast to the
Sums of Manila, which are
among the worst in the world.
The dozens Of institutions for
higher education include the
University of Santo Tomas which
was founded by the Spanish in
the 18th century. The Philippines
has probably more doctors
and lawyers than all the rest of
Southeast Asia combined.
Nations Of Islands
There are 200 islands in the
The chronicle., 1963-12-23
ROOFING

All type roofs, gJtters. sheet
metal. BuiIt-vp roofing our
specially. Licensed applicators
of new "Thermo" all white
roof coating : overs sSnr
mer roof temperature 81 TO
40 degrees.
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4-bedrm. air cond. rambler, rec,
rm. nice neighborhood, SlS5.
DESIGN REALTY CO. RE. 6-32l2
ANNANDALE s bedrms., Ice.
fenced lot, available mined, $50.
ia. Se55S days. 61l-6ol0 aft. pm.
ANCOSTIA, 18th and You 81. s.e.-6
rms.s bsmt.s gas heat, storm doors
and windows, lge. lot. $40 mo-, plus
utils. ST. 3-3657.
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R0GI IN

zoos Wis. Ave. on. $500 Til .
BETHESDA, BURNING TREE VAL
LEY-Space to spare for even the
largest family. This handsome brick
split-level has 4 really big bedrms.,
baths, living room with table
space, daylight rec. room, scr.
porch, carpoFt, large patio and deep
wooded lot, S3l,sS0.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 III
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Bethesda Colonial

l-bedroom, 7-bath Colonial with Ist-
floor den and powder room. At
tached garage. Excellent lot and
location. Priced at only $3.50 and
house to be delivered in New
House" condition. S37-l366; ewes,
Mrs. McQuown, OIL. 1851.
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
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BETHEsDA-AsHBURToN

Have a Very Merry Xmas
In this Z fireplace home. with or s
bedrms-, IA baths, table-space
k kltenens snd many, mary extras.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CONTINUED

BETHESDA - Excel. neiehhorhood
air-cond. 4 bedrm- z baths, rec. m.
with bar, z hrepls., Wv. csrpefing,
children's pool. Beautifully land
scaped. Owner transferred. So 80.
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TED LINGO, INC.

We WS- ANe.s be1neSoa OIL e-eloo
BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
Over y acre with many, many
trees. Spacious center-hau rambler,
or 4 bedrms.s den, extra Ice. liv.
rm-s sep. din. rm., 3lz baths, rec.
rm-s centrally air c0nd.s Tear gar
age. $4,000.
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GLEN HILLS Rent with option.
Huge brick rambler, 3 twin-size
bedrms., separate dining rm., 2h
baths, hot-water heat, rec. rm., 2
car detached garage, plus double
carport, over an acre of ground,
$35000.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VII. $500
GREENWOOD KNOLLS Really
clean split-level home, , large
bedrms., lovely hv. and din. rms,
modern kit. with table space. Pro-
REASONABLY finished rec. rm., lovely
Handicapped lot. VA NO SIS Down
or FLA. Asking S2l 900.
1. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL-. 9. = Young Navy IA 70 Ehzrs
new 3-bedrm-. z-bafh beaut. furu.
home with same. SIS mo. 6s4-sk5s.
BACHELORS 70 share ] bedrm.
house in Hyhls Valley area ". third
man. Cal 76S-li1.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RESIDENT MANAGER
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR FURNISHED STRATFORD, 931-4g0l
bedroom APARTMENT ASFILAWN 93l-4646
WEAVER BROS. INC. WASHINGTON BLDG.
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SOLO WISCONSIN AVE
BETHESDA = Gracious brick Colo
NAL with slate roof, SEPARATE din.
rm.b powder rm.s screened porch,
extras included in the price Of S72,-
$50: OIL. 6-44s5:
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lcoNTINUEol

ARI., 5 minis 10 d. C.-l-bedrm.
Free off 81. parking. 80 per NO.
Res. Mgr. apt. 1o7, phone s17-ll76.
WASHINGTON VISTA APIS, llll
u Key blvd, Arf.s 2 hlks. from Key
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REALTORS OIL. Alas
BETHESDA New on market. De
hghtful 3bedrm. Colonial with den
and powder I'm. On LIST. Full bsnf.
and garage. Large lot with SWIM
MING POOL. Low sos.
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BRADLEY HILLS Luxury s
bedrm. Colonial in prestige area.
Library, fam. rm. and powder nm.
On LIST. Lower level has rec. nm,
maids rm. and bath. 2-car attach.
garage. Centrally air c01d.s k-acre
level lot In ne 60s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10

ABOVE AVERAGE 'Tn for
Xmas" Vacant and redec., , bedr.,
2.car carport make an offer. 49,
w. Town1ouse Properties.
ASHBURTON, BETHESDA! = Walk
70 Wyngate and St. James schools.
Big brick home with Z bedrms., and
bath on first floor. ) Ice. bedrms.
and bath on md floor. Out-Of-
ground rec. I'm. Center hall, sep
arate din. rm., lge. all-elec. kit.
Hot-water Dashboard heat. Carport.
VACANT. Overseas owner! sol $50.
Mr.. Mcneil, 427-75e2.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors DI. 7-l4ll
ASHTON! bedrm., z bath, Iva
story, 10 Vt. old home on 2iz wood
ed acres. Asking Sls,sSo. Cali JU, s
1851.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. s-l74o
ASSUME CT LOAN
Spacious 4-bedrm. brk. home with z
baths, rec. rm. and many extras.
Only $ls,5oo with 5000 down Cor
FLA, VA).
C. paul hickman, inc. $4,000
BETHESDA-GREENWICH FOREST
Tall trees and formal garden
surround this l-bedrm., A-bath "sto-
~ book" English Tudor Colonial,
just reduced. Low, low 40s.
THOMAS & KELLEY co.
hEALTORS OIL. 4-ss0
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LEGUM & GERBER

CHEVY CHASE, ROCK CREEK
HILLS Beautiful, modern brk.
split-level, situated In a greatly pre-
ferred area, among expensive
homes and perfect for the executive
and Is amily. Featuring lovely
lge. living and dining rms, de luxe
kitchen, Z fine bedrms. and 3 tile
baths, outstanding rec. rm. at gar
den level, built-in garage and a gor-
geous deep lot. ONLY 1880 and .
splendid value. CALL KE. 7-le0o til
ppm.
Shannon & Luchs
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT
ANDREWS AREA

ALEX, Groveton-7-bedrm. cottage,
H;.W.H., yard. Blk. TO bus. Conv.
schools, shopping. 500 mo. plus
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WANTED IMMED.. 100 acres. suit
s able for ssy.slOpnsnt lsTEer q
Sos3 1aI. k 60. AZ. 1 E7inhY A.
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CADILLAC 80 sedan. fully
equipped. A real loW-miieaee
Sshuis INTO s soSt sriv sRS F's ssa,s7
Lindsay Olds-Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers olds-Cad. co.
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CLOSE N
CALL n
ia. 1861
lcoNTlNUEDl

For information about this mag
M nlticsnt brandsney 4-hedgm. Gan
q 'd Inc On wsssSinwstSCSna sd o ~ s! snS
4 Is comparable with homes 2s;Sy IN
the high 4Osl Exciting kitchen,
formal dining rnn., tremendous
living rm.. fabulous recreation
and 3 full baths. JUST oNR So
nNLA 9g1iS1SL 1r.xu,,
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COUNTRY PR0PERfY

VA.-75 aerea surround laFae nearly
restored farmhouse, bedrooms,
3 fireplacss, new bath and powder
IIn.. old nQorg. Magnificent yittas,
Stream, $4,000 firm. Additional
75 acres AVAILABLE, THE RoesEB.
NTH .,kqRTa FkETc1HE.n 81
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LOIS AID AeREAaE WTp.
WANTED

APT. HOUSE GROUND
zoNEp OR WILL BUY
CONTINGENT zONIN0
Or JOINT VENTURE, BUILDER
MR.. PHILIP JU. Sits
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IMpoRr4spoars
RENAUI,T al

SUNBEAM ALPINE 81. red. wire
$1,000, Daily after 3, Lu, i-7liI,
TRIUMPMs '6s spitfires, TR-aS,
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR SAIL
lcoNIiNufpl

Modern Bldg.-c-2. Hyatts.
SoS2 81 r. s;ssoris g.. completely
clyde 4. Adams RsaltOr uN. 4-llls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-13
CadillacS

- 81. 81. so. SO. IS M
we have the finest selection of
ia,e model trade ms in the area.
Az cars fully equipped. Buy now
and save before spring market
oPTN EVERY EVENING TN sRM.
Cadillac lds
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 0-77O0
CADILLAC 1860 convertible, full
power equipped, r. and H., beanfi-
iul white finish with black leather
interior. new General tires. Thia
car Is absolutely immae. through
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MONEY 70 LoAn
AUTO-TAXI LOANS
FLORIDA PROPERTY

BEAUT. FLA. HOME, 1 BLK. ocean.
ei2b VIZ. IA. 2-l4e0,
TW0-FAAlILY HOME in Miami city,
completely furnished and well
equipped. VIII sell or exchange
for Income property In Washing
SsRs s S Ss'f e $40 &.ss ds sai
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MsLEAN-PoToMAc HILLS. VA.
NEW COLONIALS

brick homes WITH 8 I 70 i Sedrm ms !.
2 TO 4 baths. ramblers, split
foyers and 2-story homes with
separate dining rooms. kine-sized
kitchens, twin sized bedrooms,
paneled family rms, sarages and
screened porches,
New section starting nov for those
who have time, pick your lot and
your home from our many selec-
lions. custom-tailored 10 your
decor.
All city utilities, sidewalks, paved
streets and buses 10 al schools,
shopping nearby.
REYNOLDS CoNST. CORP.
Sbo-73o7 IA. 7-652s
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MONROE
FORD

1887 East-West Hwy, 8. O., Nd.
Ju. 5-7s04
CADILLAC '5s a62" 4-dF. hardfe1
with full power. Come In and LOOK
sTius m SILVER SHsEi sf iasS; \ ii5S
East-West hwy. ~. $1,000, ~.
9-l434.
ChEv, '5s Impala cow, excep-
uonal. orig. owner, $1,000 Or
pest offer. SP. 2-S400 VIZ. DAYS
CHEy. 'b4 2-dr. black sedan, stan
dafd shift good condition, 5000
or best offer. JU. 7-707O.
CHEVY. '5S Impaia hardtop- /
owner. r. and h., std. trans, nav
tires. Excel. eond. S64-b97B. -
CHkvROLET '62 Impaia 9-door
hardtop. automatic Transmission.
power steering, 7. and h., gieani-
ING BLACK finish. red interior, ike
brand new, e. 3ob.
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oUT.OF.ToWM REAL EST.
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

EASTERN BAY AREA--Brick RAM
OF shore. Write $50 Norman CT,
Wash. %, d. G.
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ROSenthaI

WARRINGTON AREAS LAH0EHT
CHEVROLET DEALER
Solumhis Pike and 8. Qlebe Rd,-
CADILLAC $50 Eidorado Biarrit1,
sand. all power. all leather In
terior. 9Ms finest. eustom-built
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. RI, $4,000
CADILLAC 81 coupe dc VINE. an
best offer. 58i-i5s9.
CADILLAC go sedan, air condi-
fine car. S2,S05.
Lindsay OldS-Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds- Cad. Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
FAbdAvLiss N5ISn sHQRRING graz
CADILLAC ,01 conV. epe,, gray,
plack top. black leather interior.
fully equipped. S3.3o5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 6-windoW sedan.
iuiy equipped, attractive 2-tone.
~ 1 our price II viii sell quickly.
Lindsay Olds- Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds- Cad. 90.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
sF.AlRLIN0roN SHOPPING cTH,"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA,
CADILLAC '8i cow, Ali mower.
Beaut. maroon with rIesmiHs
white top. Reduced from S3.45O
70 1880. Spotlessl New Premium
Firestone tires. IA. 1880. -
CADILLAC '62 Sedan de Vills, rose
and white, an eauipmenf. factory
air conditioner, S4,6o5.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FR. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 sedan. fully
equipped. A real loW-miieaee
beauty, Serviced and ready 10
roll into your driveway. S4,275,
Lindsay OldS-Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds-Cad. CO.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
ov. s-OsS0 -oN Sno AE LiSi ORA
CADILLAC $50 coupe, turquoise and
s Ie,.e' s 81 o power. factory air. very
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 ED st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 49, cow. coupe, factory
air eond. and every power extra.
One owner, like brand-neW. CONF
PARE CAR AND PRICE, Sass,
cash, trade, terms.
SUN MOTORS
o4O0 N. Fairfax drive, Ari.. Va.
OPPOSITE KANNs IA. 4-21li
CADILLAC 1851 convertible, fac
tory air, electric windows, sent.
etc. Today,s special. So, 4il5.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 PM
suburban Cadillac-O lds
1920 .Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. O-77OO
CADILLAC 80 convertible, be ready
Tor spring and the convertible
sss ses with this extra sharp car.
Lindsay OldS-Cad. Co,
Formerly Akers Olds-Cad. co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
FAIRLIN0ToN SHOPPING CTR
ON: 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CadillacS
81. 81. so. SO, So FAX
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Town & Country

Town & Country
PROP, INC, REALTORS
Alexandria Office TE. 0-eoib
CUsTOM-BUILT PERFECTION -
Minutes from Falls Church, Ultra
modern brick rambler with beautI-
Jul acre handicapped tall-tree
lot. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, dining>rm,
modern kitchen. study with fire.
place Lying nm. with fireplace.
bsmt. with 26-fk rec. rm., double
carport. Non-subdivision area OF
lovely homes. Price, S34,5OO. Fiexi-
Die financing. Immediate occu-
paney. Act fast on thisl Try Us
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. $4,000
FALLS CHURCn-4 x -bedrna., ALL
brick gleaming-white Cape Cod
With tremendous full bsmt., sep,
DIN, rm., coHy. 'outside patio IN
i9y nd treed lot. Asking $4,000.
A. N. BARR, REALTY, INC.
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MCLEAN
Contemporary

The first offering. Transferred air.
ExTRAs: Foyer entrance. SEPARATE Oara;
dining rm.. 15-ft. dream" kitch-
en-, 2Ox30 rec. I'm. TO walk-out
basement, cathedral ceilings, 2
fireplaees, gear port, GORGEOUS
t5-aere gently rolling wooded
lot. Real close In. Perfectly priced
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean IL. $500
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DARLINGTON SHOPPING crR,'
oY. 5-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

sECLUsION In q custom area Il
found about this new four-bed-
room contemporary. Large living
room with fireplace. oyer entrance,
family room, huge kitchen that Is
fully. equipped, three baths and
finished rec. room with fireplace.
90 much Is IN this custom home.
A-acre of heavily wooded yard
sss sn sEG 1. this ,,, fine property
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vIENNA--Your own business. This
country-like neighborhood grocery
S ssSFs Ss sb ,. g me ~, s5sss
and equipment stay. There Il an
ABC license. can-the profits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-13

CADILLAC '62 cow. coupe, factory
air eond. and every power extra.
one owner, like brand-neW. COM
FARE CAR AND PRICE. $4,3Ss.
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OpnD.LLAC .bI eonyl, aII power.
white top. Reduced from Ss,150
70 1880. spotlessi New Premium
Firestone tires. IA. 4-335O.
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CADILLAC 80 coupe, TURQUOISE and
white, al power. factory air. very
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 ed 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
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SUN MOTORS
OPPOSITE KANNs IA. 4-2ili
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SATURDAY

$50 pm. q Sports International Por-
trait Of Stirling Moss.
500 pm. a Wide World of Sports.
Sebring 12-Hour Grand Prix, also
NcAA Wrestling championships.
500 pm. A Moment With. Guests: New
ton Minow and Leroy Collins.
$50 pm. q The Defenders. Sam
WanaHiaker, Alexander Security,
others.
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SUNDAY
HOO am. q Operation 1040. IRIS ex-
perts answer calls.
2:30 pm. q Journey to understanding.
Hugh Downs reports on Middle East
refugees.
400 pm. q The Tanning Of Virus.
Story Of measles vaccine.
500 pm. O Festival Of Performing
Arts. lRepeat) Joyce crenfeI.
$50 pm. q Mariyn Monroe. Mike
Wallace naTates biography.
1000 pm. q Show Of the Week. Jer-
ONE Ross diamond Fever"
1870 pm. q Howard K Smith. Mort
SahL guest.
MONDAY
1000 pm. q David BrinkIeys Journal.
"Bush League Baseball"
1000 pm. @ Password. New day, time.
TUESDAY
7:3o pm. q The Tall American. Por-
trait Of Gary Cooper.
900 pm. % Exploring the Universe.
Dave Ganoway, host.
$50 pm. q Dick Powell Playhouse.
John Forsythe, June Allison.
1870 pm. q Conversation with the Vice
President.
WEDNESDAY
7:3o pm. @ National Gallery orches-
ira. Concert.
$50 pm. "a Open Mind "The ]. D.
SalingeF Cult"
900 pm. @ Perry Como Show. NcIenn
Miller Night"
THURSDAY
7:30 pm. q Fair Exchange. Returning
comedy series.
1000 pm. "a Premiere. "Of StruquIe
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The former xoso tSouth Africo)
tribeswomon turned entertainer notes
her first full concert oppeoronoe on
TV anywhere on Festival Of the Per-
forming Arts. Wednesday, 9 pm,
WTG-5.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Theatre
Detroit

NlI-O-May Apprentice theatre
for inc FIRST time VIII present a
summer season Oi plays perform
cd Dy students anu open 10 lhe
gencrdl pune Pays VIII be CIV
On OH Wcck-Cnds, FRIDAY, Salur-
udy ana sunday evenings IN tllc
intimate apprentice invaifc on
" est Long Lake i.Oad IN Bloom
iicIu Inns.
Inc seven week season VIII
bcgln June 70, and extend
lmough August IL. Two com
culrs. tnlcc dramas anu nuSl-
cal nave Decn CHOSEN by Cclld
ucrrnl turner, Director oil Inc
ADprcntlcc Incaile. Liz l. viii
rAlliEn, by howard Lindsay
AHA nuascll Grouse VIII open
the summer June ID, ~, ANA ~,
O.AI U.N A llOI I'm lOOf W
tennessee NlnIdms VIA lUilUM,
u ulN -, ". dilN - AiAN NH'''
IN. Win Dc Arlnur Mihei liz
LnUIIDLL, Juiy ~, 10, ana IA;
Ionowcu W az VINO CLIO
oLAIlED ~ Lconld Andrcyev,
July 40, ~ ana II. shakespeare ,
IIlr IEAlLoi MliI Lc svCii Ju'
~ 70, -, ana 20, ana me scs-
son VIII cnd Wl.n ildrDurS ana
Lane ) tlNlAN > hAi\DOW
wnicn VIII play ior two wecN'
ENDS, August 2, 3,4, and August
y, ~, H.
Further information about the
summer program, as wen as res
CrNallUns Tor tickets may DC oD-
tanned by calling Ccila Merrill
turner Ill Midwest 444lo.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

When you buy a product. such
as an applIclancc, you should
lhink in terms OF maintenance
and repairs. a product is only as
GOOD as the seryicci behind il.
Here are some hints in finding
cut what kind of service you can
cMpcc;
From the first moment you
meet the sales person, expert
him to be courteous and efficient.
II he isn't easy to deal with when
tlying to sell YOU something, he II
be much worse when you need
scr, ice.
4 GOOD guarantee is important.
Read it before you buy, and find
out who will stand behind the
product. If you're making a big
investment. ask TO see the serv-
ice facilities, so you'll hnuW laat
YOU can get the service yoa nccI.
Trade associations or utility
companies often are able to tell
you where TO Obtain good service
on a particular product. Rcmcm-
Der, it's less expensive TO buy a
guaranteed product where good
service is available.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

DETROIT - Donald Miller,
1913 ST. Joseph and his family
will lead a delegation OF 81 mem
bers of the Detroit congregation
of Jchovah's Witnesses to an
international convention of the
religious group scheduled Tor
Yankee Stadium in New York,
July 7 to a.
vM
Convention officials in New
York have announced that l25,-
900 persons are expected To al
tend the eight day gathering rep
resenting the Eastern United
States, Canada. Central and South
America and the Caribbean is
lands.
Miller said three conventions
are planned in the United States
this summer. In addition TO the
New York gathering, convcn-
tions are scheduled for County
Stadium in Milwaukee. Wiscon-
sin, June 80 10 July z and the
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Califor-
MIA. September | TO .. Approx
matcly 250,0O0 are expected TO
attend the three conventions.
"A total of 81 other assem-
blics are planned around the
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

the service stations at motor oil
change time. The temptation is
doubly strong because usually
the car seems TO be running well.
However, when oil is not changed
at proper intervals it does not
give your engine the internal
protection it needs. The result
can be excessive engine wear and,
consequently, high repair costs.
Engine oil becomes diluted and
contaminated when working too
long in the engine and vital addi-
tives become depleted.
How to tell when?
No practical way. The motorist
may check the amount in his
crankcase, but he cannot gauge
the condition of the oil. Rather
than guess, it is better to be
guided by proven advice.
A simple guide for satisfac-
tory engine protection, which
covers all driving conditions and
all makes of cars is the recon-
mendation of American Petro-
ieum Institute--change oil every
80 days in winter, every so days
in summer. Your ears engine
will run better, stay cleaner and
last longer.
For the benefit Of the penny
wise, API points out that the
difference in cost between oil
change on their schedule and
periods twice as long amounts TO
between $12 and SIS a year aver
age. As has been said in the auto
industry, "It's cheaper 10 change
'il than to change engines"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Bride S Basic Foods

When u bride returns IRON the
wedding trip, one OF her fist
Jobs Is TO snOp Tor basic TODD sup
hes. Those insl meals viii be
easier To prepare Ii you have
the iOl!OWiE. items on hand.
SHELF STORAGE
Sugar. SAT-. Vinegar. r our. Pepper,
Pickles. horiCning, catsvp, Jelly,
Pancake NIX, Baking Powder. Pea.
nut. Butter. Cake MIX, Coffee, JeIio,
Tea.
Bread, Canned Tuna. Crackers, Ger
cal Canned Soups, Spaghetti Potatoes.
Onions, Canned Fruit Juices, Canned
vegetables.
REFRIGERATED STORAGE
Milk, Cheese. Butter Margarine let.
tUee Carrots Oranges and Grape
fruit other fresh vegetables and
fruits. Ice Cream. Eggs. Salad Dres-
ing, Meat-Poultry or Fish
EMERC ENCY SHELF
Canned Ham. Canned Corn Beef, In
sfant Potatoes, Biscuit Mix. instant
Pudding Mix, Soups.