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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

BAILEYs CROSSROADS, VA.
bedrm. ramb., washer, dryer, dish.
washer, fenced, Sl75. WO. 6-34s5.
BETHESDA, Va blk. off close-in Bra,
dley blve. Formal Colonial, /
bedrms., ava baths, liv. rm., din
rm., den, large kit, rec. Em., 2-caT
garage, lovely wooded lot, tasteful
" furn., fully equipped, Tyr. lease
Exclusive Agent. DEAN RATHBUN
ASSOCIATES, OIL. 6-09o7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

MT. VERNON AREA-Freshiy de.
cOrated studio cottage, air cond.
carport, on acres Of wooded
ground, single or couple only, Sl0C
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, 6l2l Vest
ern ave.-Compl. furn. except for
linens. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, pow
der rm., rec. rm,, lear garage.
j. LEE DoNNELLY & SON INC,
Ma. S-33lR. Ewes. WO R-o3Ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

ARL., N.-2-bedrm. brick Colonial,
din. rm., kit, ser. porch on list ii.
2 bedrms., bath up, bsmt. witt
desired. Vacant, sl35 mo.
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ARL., n, mr.. bus stop. 3-bedrm.
completely furn. with screened-in
back pch. and rec. rm. Desire
young cpl. $50 mo. Call 536-73l4.
ARL.-2 bedrms., nicely furn. near
Columbia pike and Bancroft. $3.50
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ALEX. 3.bedrm.' row house, conv.
10 school and transp., fenced yard,
washer and dryer, sl2s mo. KI.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. G.

GLOVER PARK-Smart flat front
remodeled brick, completely fur
nished. $1,000. STEVENS. s6e-sOos.
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FOR RENT

ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick rambler
cOnv. to bus, schools and shopping
rec. rm., gas heat. $50 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

ALEX.-Town house. newly dec,
2 bedrms., large liv, rm., din.
rm., kit, bath. full bsmt.,
front and rear yards. RA.
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ARD, n. Fenwick st.-Attrac. brk.
Colonial on wooded hilltop lot, :
bedrms., "a baths, sep. din. rm..
fireplace In liv, rm., scr. porch,
det. gar, full bSmt., IVA mi. 10
Pentagon. $50 mo. OWNER. IA,
e-396q.
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ANDREWs AREA.. FoREsTvILLI

49, DaNAAt " 10 W. u-bft ~
ANNANDALE- 3.bedrm. brk. ram
bier, iirepl., din. rm., fenced I'd.
Sl35. JE. 3.Il95.
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;S;3s S. LAMPS
LANE 40 00
COCKTAIL TABLES SOoOO
Regular $500. From the "Tuscony" group
Beautiful bIeoched wolnut finish in Itolion
Provincial styling.

Just 10 Reg. 1895 Contemporary tobIes, Walnut
finish, Cocktoi, Lomp, Wedge styles,
l7.95 to 1895
Just z Reg. 1850 BreokfrOnt. 6ox76", 18th
Century Mahogany finish - ------- 1890
Just "a Reg. 1895 Mig. or Fruitwood finish
Step tobIes, Alpenno Beige Marble top 1888
Just Reg. 1895 Step tobIes. Cobalt Blue, 1888
Just 10 Reg. 1895 CocktoiI toble, forrico top
mod. round shope. walnut finish, Boumrtter
1888
Just Reg. 1925 Mersmon forrico top blonde
finish cocktail, cornnode or corner tobIe, 1888
Just l Reg. Ios.9o Lone Desk. mod. wolnut
finish S224
Just Reg. 6e.sS Imported Corroro white marble
top, Mig. finish Choirside and drum tobIes, 1888
Just Reg. 69.o5-ss.o5 conont Ball eoektoiI,
lamp styles, solid woInut modern design
2S90 of ResuIoT Prices
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Just Reg. z4.9s Upholstered settss, steel
legs, os is---------.----- is
Just Reg. 500 Rotten Peel Bosket cholrs,
os is -------. ....----2 Z 90
Just I Reg. 1898 s-ps ROtton set Soto, 2
Chairs foom cushions -.--. - 1899
Just 6 Reg. s.9s FOOm Filled chOiss Pod -6.99
Just Reg. 22.ss Redwood 9 Alum. choiss
Lounge ... .--.-.... -.--- l6,oo
Just 4 Reg. 1850 Wrought Iron Gloss Top
Coffee Tobe, White - 1899
Just Reg. 1925 S-pe Wrought Iron Gloss Top
pinette, tobe ond 4 ehois 5o,oo
Just z Reg. 24.9s Wrought Iron Tee cer. os
------ 1872
Just 5 Reg. 22.ss Bunting Alum. Chair with
innerprna scot -----.. -. ---l2,oo
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s;iiSS3s VI Js:'S;

7z-Infonh' Stretch Knit POlOs. Reg 299, zip
front 2/Sl
7s--Boby Boys ape. Boxer Suits. Req. 800,
M, /. 2S4
is-Infonr' Stretch Slippers. Reg. SO, J ond 8,
57--Infonts' crOwlsY, Asst REQ. 7.99 N, [, xsL,
o9e
I4-Kiddis cOrrisn. Req. l299, for cor Or
walking 4oo
7oo-TO, Girls Apparel. REG. % TO 299, os,i
pieces ooe
4o-TO, Girls eOot,. Reg. l4.99-i999. s,,eS
In group So
so-TO, BOys eOO,-eop Sets, Reg l499-l759,
lOo-rot Dresses. Reg. s.99-799. s.ex in orose, 70
S4
ss-6irls' eOOh, Req. 1879 to SIS, la o
group SlZ
iso-Bou Briefs Undenhirts, Req 69e-s9e, 44e
ioo-Girls' Cotton Ponts and Vests, Reg 69e.S9
44e
soo-erls' and BOys' Socks. Reg. s9e, broken
sizes -------------- ----------- 0ol
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zls-BOys' and Students Sport Shirts. Reg. 2e9,
Tic
l4S-Boys' Cotton SIGeks, Reg. 4oe-5e9 ton
only
llo-Boys'; Young Mems PIoste Roneoots, Req
398-498 2o3-S4
so-Pre-Teen Dresses, Reg. 8.ee-lo.e9, broken
sizes - 5S0
24-Iouns Junior Swimsuits, Reg. 6.99, broken
sizes 81
eo-Youns Junior Dresses, Reg 500 broken sizes,
1888
80 pr.-casuoI Shoes and Slippers, Reg 299,
Al pr.-reens. chiIdren's Smokers, Reg. 3,49-
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FLOOR COVERING
REGULAR 1886 sx12
MIXED QUALITY RUGS ON FOAM
21.Q5

Just 10 Reg. 1926 I2Sls' Cotton Plush Broad
loom Rugs ------------.----. --.---- SIS
Just 4 Reg. 59.95 IzElI NyIon Tweed Russ
On Foom Book. No other rug pod needed, 3o,9
Just Reg. 24.S5 $40 RoyOn cut/Plush Pile
Mugs on room Booking ----.- -a-------- $40
Just I Reg. 549s 6'x9' ovoI Hooked Rug,
oomoesd Sold os is -----------------.SI
Just = Reg. s4.Ss $50 Hooked Rugs, Slightly
sohed --------- S35 To.
Just Reg. 1926 6'x6' Cotton Foes RuS,
nose ------.--. -a---=t- ---sa-- ZS.9S
Just Z Reg. 1926 oEiz' ovoI Broid Rugs, Solid
Coon Slightly soiled --------.-.. 1895
Just = Reg. so.Ss 9IIz' oblOnS Hooked Ruo,,
slightly soled -....--........ so &c
Just ! Res. 1926 All Wool Hooked Rug. Rose.
Oomo9T --------------------- SIS
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2eo summer Stocks, Reg s95-lo9S 3.oo
1872 Sport cOOts, Reg 2995-3995 1899
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FASHION 2;'S 3Sse

e75 yds Better imported o domestic nniroeIe
blends. Comp Voue 99e-l,98 44e yd.
5000 yds. Mony kinds. mony color remnonts.
Rec. 59e-298 500 off reg. price
800 yds. Better eottons Req 5oe-9oe 25e yd.
IS pes. Model dresses used for ioOr display. Size
10 only -...- ..-.a.-t ..-.-- 81 70 SIS
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ASHTON acc IN R { S

zo-ImpOrted Leather Lined Hondboss, reg.
1890 e. oos
e-ImpOrted Leather Lined Hondboss, reg. 16.98,
500"
so-BIoek Leather and Novelty Fobie Boss, reg.
698- 90 6 oOs
40-LeotheF, Potent Ninyl Bags, reg. 49, 5 90,
500"
400 Pos. Foshion JeweIry, reg. $2-S3 99e"
4oo-Terry Cloth Folding Slippers, reg. 81, S, N,
pr. 81
24o-Sprins Whimsy Hats. Blocked Yelling, req.
S2-S3 SI-I SO
9e-Sprns. Summer Sweaters, reg. 7.99-lO99,
34-AO Ao7
'Plus Tax
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MISS IS sIZ:l1I.3Se, rs

10 misses dresses. 1920. Reg. I7.9s-2e.9s,
$50 Boulevard dresses. Comp. Value ! 1914 SO
ITO Womon's World Dresses, hoIf sizes, REQ.
l798-2998 Ia on
$35-59.98 % on
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comparable
values
$40 to $50

Excitement high unve this captivating collec-
tion-were pleased punch (you will be- too with our
specially special purchased See doubebreasted satin
trimmed coared ackets Crosgran rbbOn.trimmed card
gan ackets Scalopedbottom ackets Tweedyknt ackets
All with matching Skirts of course. And all with the
nmitable stamp of fine couurer desgn Black red beige
grey green brown navy misses sizes 10 to TO- in the group
Main floor
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BELTWAY PLAzA-eOOO Greenbet Road creenbeIt Maryland
Between Baltimore
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Only our fantastic manufacturers closeout purchase
bring you these plushperfect sweaters at more-th
perfect S. Klein price, Crew and cowl neck Styles mu
color and contrasting patterns in mohairwooLnylOn TIN
quarter sleeves. Misses sizes S. NJ L, in the group
Main floor
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REGULAR, PANTY,
comparable value $2.o5


frontal
Floor
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comparable value 1898

slightly irregular fashion savings of
Ia andso
and embroidery White black blue beige Full Slips 80 40 hfp SMI
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

READ SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES. BY MARY
BAKER EDDY. THE BOOK
THAT UNLockS THE
SCRIPTURES. AND EN-.
llCHTEks MAN ON HIS
SPIRITUAL IDENTITY.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

SsE,,s~zrnezses-z Rzsrk Z Brznt
q ~ Eexrs< P'sh-sr S.no.ols Ess
-s-esesass1 = ~ rnzzrzzrsslp q
if.- hs44Es- Coz-csl f0r sv-cs-
-r,sl E1a<stsOn A6rzlrizevsrion
= -. snsc-x1zzer z,e<tirs h<ld n
,,s FxrtlErd H1eel- Crznd Rspi1s.
y -%s~z- yz-zz-y 2 80 9 .~s2
Bysrf "a h~s6 re cns.-T-zn-
sftp xntl- s<ssslg zsnr< l9J9 srf
n ~rrTed u tre C0grc.l snte
f,el1te- 1851 sie @zs elected
S~cress-y 4 the ,rEsrizz.c- il
Ezy lg5s srt serret r. .t.s cc
tim unt4s ne as eierte-s cnzI
ran n 1859
Ta< CSgncil Ezz organized II
February 1854. ami serTes ss IT
scsiSory group 70 The Office Of
Vocational Educstion of the De-
psrtment Of Public Instruction.
Lansing Michigan. The Council
has played an important part in
the promotion and Improvement
Il vocational education a. a part
- the general public education
program IN Michigsns Public
Schools Counc members serve
as Iiaison between the local pub
lie schools and the Department
Of Public Instructions Office Of
Vocational Education and have
contributed many valuable sug-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

~e-e from rTo 50 -cs .o.-
ar ;--e Loc4 3. taxes of.--
fxc-t-t- 0f -re .ort o-~y7t
NJ ba1ses excluding new
tUi.dlnss. sites ec1-pane-. 91t
eiterat.o1s state finds rake
-. Ire Or r o-et-rs Ds,-o r
taxpayers have been charger
50 ~ NJ. t-oss,rf o7 10 ys'
uaiion ss ec1zlizet - tne STATE
Board b. EqusliEa,.cr Broken
dosg- the biz i S2o sso-s.ec ,,
the comfy under ne lS-nsli
I niiatoa Al a. s-t-orz. -
xas spp-ovr1 by the rc'ers u
1859 for q iiseyesr perio, er1-
inz IN 1904 The s-rus. ai'oca
ton for debt retire ent on
bonds in 1929 @ss s. making
the total o. Is ~ Detroit Is
18th fro-, the ,o7 in 4e metro
-o,itan area schoo! districts II
school tax rate. Only four others
are lover. Those above range W
to $50. 90.
The CAC had anticipated that
the assessed valuation Of prop
erty IN Detroit would increase
=. s75.CO0 coo per year Insiea-
the valuation has dropped iroz
SIS 436 billion in le5e-60 - SIS 285
billing in 1929 indications
arc that il may level OF at S.
billion.
The ten-year program for build
ing recommended BY the GAG
called for Sl80 million The
first half was realize through a
SEQ million bond issue in 1859
coupled with a pledged $50 mil
lion from the IL mills approved
BY the voters. In 1859 the CAC
concurred that only the first
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

compare this total with the orizi-
nal price Of the merchandise
People often make the mistake
OF finding out only the down pay.
ment and monthly payment fig.
ures They neglect 10 shop for
he best buy in credit
Michigan Laws regulate the
amount lending agencies. such as
credit unions. banks and small
loan companies. can charge for
credit But there is no such regu-
lation Of retail store sales.
Michigan consumers should sup
port legislation toward more regu.
lation OF credit costs. They should
also support the federal truth
intending" legislation which
would simplify and reveal true
interest charges on consumer
credit.
A reliable source OF credit is
a bank. Banks usually charge
true annual interest rate OF
: per cent 10 IA per cent de-
pending on tae loan and the
length Of time involved
Another generally reliable
source OF funds is the credit
union. By law, credit union in.
tereSt rates cannot exceed ! per
cent month on the unpaid
balance. This is true annual
interest rate Of IL per cent
Small loan companies charge
All average OF 2 per cent per
month. or "a per cent true an.
nual interest. They are allowed by
law 10 charge up to So per cent
true annual interest on a loan
up 10 5000.
Retail stores may charge as
much as the traffic will bear for
the use OF credit II a department
store adds a carrying charge OF
Ia per cent per month on the
unpaid balance, the true annual
interest rate is 10 percent.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
Brant Reflected Head Of The
Vocational Educational Council

sesziors for the improvement Of
z<solzl education
Thc Council consists Of 1e mem
kerz seieCted from VARIOUS schools
o the STATE Two members Of the
Council are selected from each
Il the eight VI E A. Regions Of
re S,a-e - vote Of Superinten-
cfrf's iro-1 schools conducting
p-orrzrs of Voc ztion Education
IT each -eznr The regular term
o. office for each members is two
= ears Meetings u the Council
src held quarterly with such al
dit.onsl meetings as may be deem.
81 necessary either By the Coun-
Gil for by the Director Of the
State Of COntrol for Vocational
Education Administration. A ma
lcrity Of the time Of the Coun-
eil was taken up this year uith
: study Of how to better use State
end Federal funds for vocational
education. Chairman Brznt sp-
pointed committee composed Of
Mr.. Robert winger Assistant Sup
erintendent OF Public Instruction
IN charge Of Vocational Educs-
ton; DR.. Ralph Wenrich. represt-
ing the University OF Michigan
or Vocational Education and Dr.
Izurence BoroSage representing
Michigan S. diversity in voca.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
ISRAEL FIRMS NEGOTIATE
NOR { AFRICAN PARTNER
SHIPS

Israel firms are negotiating
with five African governments on
the establishment Of construction
partnerships The Israel compa.
MES are the Overseas and Har-
hour Works Company Of Solel
Labour Federation firm. and
Vered. subsidiary OF Mekorot
the National Water Company The
negotiations are with the ivory
Coast. Kenya. the Central African
Republic. Upper Volta, and Tan
ganyika.
Five such joint companies are
already in business in Sierra
Leone. Nepal. Burma, and West
and East Nigeria. The joint com.
pany with the Ghanaian Govern
mcat has Eow been taken over
completely by Ghaaa, but twenty
Israeiis have remained TO serve
with it. and the Accra Govern
ment has requested additional
Issreal personnel.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
Showcase of Women in Law

Fourteen Prominent women at
torneyk will be presented by ri
Chapter Lambda Kappa Mu Sor.
ority an organization Of Busi-
ness and professional women
February !. 1863 at 800 pm.
a. the Latin Quarter
In keeping NTH its National
Program the interested public is
invited To witness the presenta-
tion and greet the honorees.
SHOW CASE:
Attorneys Virginia Hetmanski,
Marian Swami Jacqueline Sim
mons Jesse Slaton, Alice Ruckcr,
Madeline {. Dinu, Marjorie Nc
Gowan. Jeanne {. Harbour. Lu-
genia d Docket, Eve Sonnen-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
Board of Education

hz,f sho1.l he presented to
80 s'sros siih the balance
70 ~ hafore them fire years
i-s- rs ..ris proridea from
fe =. ms d1ria- these iour
yca-s h1ye ret increased en-
rr.-t costs. reduced class
assei counsel NJ and guild.
s1ee ser-ice. provided better
-~r.ic fo- ne gifted the hand
,,r--s sai The average child.
vo-s Intensive training for ne
t,-h s-hoo. s,s5er; was maae
-s,.i,oie s,oaz with additional
erS un-so6s-e vocational and
srce equipment. more in-service
-,crk<hops Tor increased profes-
ga p-oficiency and increas-
80 library service also improved
teacher salaries 10 enable De'roi'
~ compete for the best teachers.
The decreasing tax base In
e-essed costs today however
make Tn mills insufficient 10
rsintain the present educationai
program The additional miliage
recommended by the Board To-
dsy will allow Detroit TO continue
the present program and proceed
uith the minimum improvements
commended BY the GAG II iwll
uro.,de funds 10 keep step with
the two percent annual cost IN
crease which is the figure set
bv the CAC as the amount neces-
ssrv 70 maintain the program.
The 1859 $50 million school
construction program is we'll un-
cerway Keeping faith with It's
electors the Board of Education
has the "a pledged building prof.
Gets moving along-each within
the budget set Where savings
have been realized. the Board has
Quickly moved TO re-allocate these
monies 10 areas where further
relief is needed. Two years ago
the Board-to meet the over
crowding in the Center area of
tire city-allocated an additional
So million for school buildings.
This came from the current tax
levy at that time.
On November 20. the Board
asked DR.. Samuel NJ. Brownell.
Detroit superinten d G mt of
schools. TO report on school build
ing needs for the next ten years.
His study showed 118 projects
which would be required to full
fill total school building needs
in the coming decade. The total
ten-year package would need Sl45
million in construction funds.
Detroit senior high schools have
AZ ,907 students enrolled in grades
1912. This number has increased
from $4,000 in 1855 and is expect
ed 10 rise to $1,000 by 1865. Both
the postwar birth rate and lack
OF employment opportunities for
youth have combined to increase
high school enrolment. The per-
cen,age Of youth attending public
senior high schools has climbed
steadily from 81 percent in 1850
10 SIS percent in 1862.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
TLHciHYIKAN EDUC Evo7s
cfLsssETE REPUBLIC DAY ~
ISRAEL

rro.p II educators from Tan
ss,Wfa ~ere bined hy settlers
% Yl,f.s'z Cesner Hszly fEhere
ihes arr f5Gying,, ~ Govern
rsr, er.scs;ion experfs and well-
ashefa from other Western Gall.
ief tet'.enents IN . recent high
sp.r'e1 celebration 81 their coAn.
~ oe,oming republic They
Nere jDinec Dy their cornpstriots
training n ysriops technical fields
throughout he country The u
srhr>l .,spe,+oys are in Israel
for . three. month course in meth.
M ri fesrh.ng English. sriihmet.
r. health and hygiene The course
uss ORGANIZED ~ the Ministries
FOR Foreign Affairs and Educs-
ton Israel vas represented al the
celebrations in Tsngsnyika by the
Minister ~ Justice. DR. Doy
Josrph
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
VIC VET
SAYS

q - How long does the VA cd
ucation program for Korean Con-
flict veterans have to 90?
A - An sdvesslon under the
Korean Conflict program must
be completed BY Jan. 81. ls6S.
1865.
Q - In reporting my income
to qualify for veterans pension,
DO ! have to include my pension
as part Of my income.
a - No. Veterans pension o.
compensation psymsnss srs net
eensidsred - bs seportsble ia
come.
q - Are peacetime veteran
eligible for CT home loansr
A. ~. NE tsw dsss not
apply TO those vesersns who
wers net on wartime duty.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
Credit - The Rent You Pay For Money

Do you compare price tags
when you shop for a new re-
frigerator or a new dress? Then
Why not compare the cost OF
consumer credit?
Credit can be defined as the
rent you pay for money. The
four major sources Of credit are:
% credit unions, (21 banks. (3)
small loan companies, and al
retail stores.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

Credit costs vary widely. Be-
fore you buy. find out how much
you're paying for credit What
is the difference between the
cash price and the total price
you'll pay if YOU buy "on time?
An easy way to figure the dol
lar cost of credit is TO multiply
the monthly payment figure By
the number Of months TO pay. Add
the down payment. II any, and
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

tsonzI education. TO re-study the
cata presented and come up xith
recommendation which IS 70
be presented 20 the State Coun-
cil for their consideration at the
rext regular meeting 70 be held
either in June or July.
Dr.. D. A. Crawford. Superin-
tendent Of schools in CnionviiIe
1as elected Secretary for the
year 1925.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
The Bible Tells Us:

-And Josvs ssooo ss'ss, s@e
e.~~.rSsd him - - es1|
"a. Ard they call sSs blind
nan. ssyins unto him. b Of
oood comfort. rise; ~ ess'ssh
fhe<-
And he. casting away his
garment. rose, and came to
Jesus
And Jesus answered and
<sid unto him, What viii
shoo that ! should do unto
sn<<? TIE blind man said vn-
70 him, Lord. That ! might
receive my sight.
And Jesus said uno him,
Go thy way: thy faith has
made thee whole. And inn
me5issely he received ms
siehs, and followed Jesus in
NE way"
st. Mark 10: 1852
study to shew thyself ap-
proved unto God. a workman
that needern not to be asham-
ID rightly dividing the word
~ .r-,.h - III Timothy 2:15)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

bllck, Claudia Shropshire. Yolen-
ds Chambers, Ann Diggs and
Marguerite A. Montgomery.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

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Evening star., 1963-05-04
Mortgage Money Still Fovors Borrowers

Home mortgages appear
moving toward a buyers
market.
This was indicated within
the last two weeks by two
national organizations very
close to the mortgage field.
Both indicated that funds for
home mortgage use are in
ample supply.
In It's spring mortage mar
ket survey, the National As
ISOLATION of Real Estate
Boards found grounds for
saying further modest de-
clines In the interest rates
charged on conventional
home e mortgages are very
likely unless there is a sharp
increase in the volume of
home buying or an aug
mented credit demand by the
business community"
The United States Savings
and Loan League conducted
a survey Of its members and
found that the percentage
reporting available new
m oney exceeding mortgage
loan demand was the highest
of any year since the annual
survey began in 1857.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
BY ANDY LANG
AP Newsfeotures Writer

dition because basement
floors often slant toward a
drain. This meant that each
piece of plywood would have
to be cut at the top.
Turns Sheets
After some consideration,
he decided to place the ply
wood sheets lengthwise; that
is, with the 8-foot side run
ming horizontal, the 4-foot
side running vertical. He used
squares of striated plywood
to fill the space above the
plywood sheets. By selecting
l6-inch squares. he was able
to nail them directly to the
studs, which were set is
inches apart on center. Thus.
when he got to the last row
of squares, he was able to
cut them easily. compared
with the otherwise arduous
task Of cutting the tops of
large plywood sheets. Most
important of all, his room
was strikingly different.
If you're thinking about
using gypsum board. remem-
ber that it now comes in
many different styles and
shapes. One type has "
grooved joints, eliminating
the necessity of filing the
joints with patching cement.
About Ceramics
Question: I would like to
take up ceramics as a hobby.
Can you tell me something
about it?
Answer: The forming Of
clay into finished objects,
creating a permanence with
special heating processes, is
not a craft that can be
taught in a few sentences.
There are many books avail
able on the subject. In addi-
ton, many public and pri-
vate institutions have courses
in claycraft. Judging by the
many thousands who buy
these books and attend these
classes. ceramics is a fasci-
mating hobby that can also
be classified as art. And
many persons are able to
Evening star., 1963-05-04

However, the league has
tened to add it found "only
minority sentiment" that
mortgage interest rates would
dip during the balance of the
year.
NAREB's survey reported
that "the present market for
conventional mortgages is
marked by an abundance of
loan money that has given
rise to severe competition be-
tween financial institutions
for investment outlets"
Even the Federal Housing
administration and Veterans
Evening star., 1963-05-04

Nearly 80 per cent Of the
associations polled are max
ing new homes loans Of rs per
cent or more of the appraised
value. Only 70 per cent Of
the institutions reported this
last year. A similar increase
was noted in the existing
home loan field.
Longer loan maturities also
were showing liberalization Of
terms. About 36 per cent Of
the associations are reporting
new home loans Of 25-year
maturities compared with
only Is per cent last year.