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tires. sl7s. DU. s7ii7.
ADILLAC '67 cow, white, All
standard power equipment, excep.
clean, 1875.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. Re. $500
CADILLAC 80 Sedan De Vile, fun
power, factory air, r. and b. This
car must be driven 10 be appre-
| ciated, $3.50.
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z. Patuxent River, J acres, new
rambler, WILLIAMSBURG white brick,
bedrms.s J baths lge. hv.. rm.s z
nreplaeess paneied family nm
car garage, artesian well, lovely
view sandy beach, g mi. d. c.
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ANNE ARUNDEL co

WATERFR ONT COMMUNITY j.
bedrm. hcmes hv. rm.. din. nm,
bath, eaTports oil heat. outdoor IRE
pl. and barbecaue, shade trees, o.
beautiful i7oxiso-h. lot, ss,sSS, $50
On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

RENAULT DAUPHNEs = one 50,
red, az 500. One 80, blue. at $500.
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Kensington Motor Sales
losol Conn. Ave.
OPEN TIL : sls-7-'
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Triumph 'el TR.2 roadster. sSSs.
1900 Wis, Re. s.a37,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Here To Visit
With Relatives

Newcomer 10 Wapato from
the Philippines to visit with rel
ativeS and DOMINATES is Miss
Juanita c. Sarandi, %, who said
she likes this country and eX-
pressed a wish that she could
prolong her stay here. She is
guest of Benito and Cirilo Colo
bong, her first degree unCies.
Miss Sarandi halls from Lao
az. nocos NOrte. She was grad
uated from the IlocOs Norte
Normal College in 1857 and aft
err graduation she was assigned
as elementary school teacher in
Bukidnon. Mindanao. During
summer vacations she took sum
mer classes at the Philippine
Normal College in Manila and
finished all the credit require
ments for a Master of Arts de
gree in Education. She lacks
only her thesis, she said.
Before coming TO WapatO she
stopped for two weeks at HO.
nolulu where she visited WITH
MIR. and Mrs. George Colobong.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
FESTIVAL MORE
SPECTACULAR
This YEAR

Just think Of the festivities
last year then multiply by ten.
And that is how much greater
and more spectacular the Yaki-
ma Valley Harvest Festival
scheduled in Wapato on Labor
Day will be, Ted Theroux, Gen
eral chairman Of the festival,
informed your correspondent.
Two nightly shows will pre-
cede this annual event. On Sat
urday, Aug. 3lst and Sunday.
Sept. lst the Indian Sacajawea
Pageant Committee will present
an Indian pageantry which will
include IS Indians, 8 horses and
Is teepees. Each show will start
at $50 pm. Admission will be
ST for adults and so cents for
children.
This years festival, sponsor
ed by the Wapato Lions Club,
will begin at 9:45 am. on the
morning of Labor Day with the
Riddles Parade" This will be
followed Immediately by the
main parade which will include
six High School bands, agricul-
tural and novelty floats, marines
and local Color Guards. A large
Indian section and a group entry
of fine horses will be also in
the parade.
At the City park where the
parade will end, sky divers will
provide entertainment before
noon and in the afternoon. There
will be two free shows of pro
fessional entertainment, be
sides Is carnival rides and 36
concessions. The concession
booths will be manned by the
Wapato toWnspeople.
Proceeds from the festival
this year will go toward the
purchase of. additional land for
the Wapato City Park, Mayor
TherouX concluded
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Weekend Visitors

Weekend visitors recently
from San Francisco, Cal, were
MIR. and Mrs. Larry Alcaide and
children, Larry Jr., Joy Frances
and Pearl. They were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Ponce Divina and
family.
The visitors left Saturday,
Aug. 8. They took with tnem
Mrs. Flavia Casar, mother of
Mrs. Alcaide and Mrs. DiVina.
Mrs. Casar was visiting with
the Divinas since last May.
Before proceeding to San Fran
cisco, they drove to Seattle to
witness the Greater Seattle Sea
fair festivities.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Increases
Cargo Service
To Sc. Asia

Increased cargo capacity be-
yond Tokyo to Southeast Asia,
India and the Middle East will
be provided by Japan Air Lines
starting October l when DC-8
Jet Couriers will replace Con
vair 88OM's on JAL'S Silk Road.
According to Shigeo Kameda,
general sales manager for JAL'S
American Region, Kuwait will
be deleted as a stop because
its airport is unable to accom-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Three Beauties Vie For Queens Crown
Winner Reigns
Over Harvest
Festival Fete

Three Wapato young girls will
compete for the title of Queen
of the Yakima Valley Harvest
Festival scheduled in Wapato on
Sept. End. They were chosen
by the Queen Committee on the
basis of past accomplishments,
attitude, character, personality
and talent
Dolores BaldOz, II, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baldoz, is
a recent graduate of Wapato
Senior High School. She was a
member of the Girls Club, Pep
Club and the Thespian, a drama
and acts group. During her last
year in school she earned the
award as Best Actress" in the
Second Annual Shakespearian
Festival. Her hobby is horse
back riding.
Diana Lint, Is, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glendon Lint, will
be a senior next school year.
She is an art student and is a
member of the Thespian. Dub
bed as tomboy by her mother,
she has various hobbies = hik-
ing, swimming, bowling and
fishing.
Virginia Morgan, Is, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan,
will also enroll as a senior next
school term. She is cheer lead
er since last year and is social
chairman of the Associated Stu
dent Body.
The candidates will sell tick
cts for the numerous prizes to
be given away and whoever
sells the most until 400 pm,
Sept. 1, the day before the fes-
tiVal, will win the honor to be
Queen, Wilbur Logan, chairman
of the Queen Committee, said.
The main festival prize is a
1853 Dodge Dart Convertible or
a loft. Deluxe Glass Boat with
go hip. motor and trailer. A to-
tai of $500 in prizes will be
given away.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Enter Float In
hpr Day Parade

Z Filipino Community of
pa Valley will participate
Iapato's annual Labor Day
est Festival parade with a
Fred Gailan, community
Hent, informed this cores
hnt.
q community president also
Nnced that q dance will be
In the Filipino community
Ia on Sunday, Sept. l. to
3de entertainment for out
w guests.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Yakima Valley Page
Bernard C. TaclaY Correspondent

modate the larger Jets.
At the same time, JAIL will
add two weekly round trips be-
tween Tokyo and Hong Kong to
provide daily nonstop service
between these points in addition
to flights calling at Okinawa and
Taipei.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Sill, sPG.-Bsst buy, owner trans,
brick ranbiisSr SV center sntr.. dining
rm.,. daylight rec, rm., ground
level exit, fully air cond, S20,-
800. large ~ "a loan, S12B mo,
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 940.196O
SLIGO PARKWAY AREA - Brick
and stone. 2 powder rmS.. large
dining rm., slate roof, scr. porch.
garage. FIIA appraised at $40, 800.
Principals only. JU. 7-oOAl.
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WESTHAVEN

1885 KENYON ST. N.W.-II rms.
4 baths. oil heat. Only $3.50 mo
Children accepted. Call Mr.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. $1,000.
2572 UNIVERSITY PLACE NV
2 rms, 2 baths, oil heat, chill
dren accepted. Only S135 mo.
Call Mr.. NEUMANN, ma. $4,000.
0I2 S. HIGHLAND ST.
ARL.. Columbia pike area-Semi-
det., 2 bedrms., $40 mo. TEN
CHER-WALKER, INC. FE. S-2444.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

C0LEsvII.LE AREA. on Snyder lane
-m7,ssrics Split.leysI' 4, acre, bed Bee
1 mod. Eitl Da Ses. rm n.y. Te s Sa d9
porch. CLAUDE sHIFLEr, RIA. s.
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= \ nGCD&I8 esShtBS'
TreeS-TreeS

3-bedrm. all-br!ck Colonial. separ'
ate dining room. rec. I'm. garase
spotless. HENRY Z. NICHOLS
Realtor, ma. e-2S33. Ewes, OIL. T.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
fcONTlAlllEn
AV0NnAT,E

Attractive Colonial, 8 tWin-sise bed
rsin., screened porch. patio, ga
rage, plus many extras.
GRAHAM CORP, ~, B-00lOI
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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MARTIN

REALToR Open 90 KI. s-754O
ALEX. : ROSEMONT = ASSUME
LOAN. NO QUALIFYING, Neat g
bedrm. home. excel loc., liv. room.
sep. din. rm.. kit. with eating
space, full bsmt. Flex. terms, low
settlement. present loan. SIS, 300.
SHAW KI. 1924
Realtors Open 90 Trades welcome
ALEX.-FT. BELVOIR AREA = By
OWNER Excel. cond., 3-bedrm.
rambler, wall-to-wall. earpeting.
convertible carport, cleo. built-in
kit, oil heat. Assume FLA. RO. g.
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SILVER SPRING AREA,

SILVER SPRING AREA, A
real value for the lge. fam
ily-4-level split WA bed
rms. and 2 baths on one
floor, rec. rm. and 9TH bed
rm. and half bath and Of
flee space on ground level.
Cedar lined storage closet.
Workshop and laundry on
lower level. Cathedral cell
ing liv. rm. w/bay window,
sep. din, rm. w/sliding glass
drs. 10 Fla. porch, Ice. FAM
ily kit. w/cheerful bay wins
dow, centrally air cond ut
$4,000. Brokers invited,
Ennis, BRAID A. LANGDON. IN
p4g-0p00 ANYTIME
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KEMP MILL

KENSINGTON-Best buy by far.
gorgeous brk. rambler, 8 lge, bed
rms. full bsmt. Assume 4 u q loan
or SIN. down FLA. payments less
than rent. $4,000.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-4O00
LANGLEY PARK-Brick, semide-
tached, clean as q pin. Living
room, dining area, kitchen with
table space, 2 nice bedrooms
painted basement, large rear pcn;,
Anchor fencing. S13,750. ROBERT
Il. LOHR, INC, REALTOR. Call
9 to o. HE. $4,000.
LARGE FAMILY should buy this
immaculate split, near schools, on
wooded lot complete with tree
house, 4 bedrooms, u baths, 2
recreation rms, porch and patio.
4Iaes first trust S22 500.
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. $500
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CHEVY CHASE - Departing diplo-
brick rambler Immediately. Fea.
turing 4 BEDRMs. AND Q BATHS
ON list FLOOR. Also lovely large
liv. and din. rms, de luxe Kitchen,
rec. rm. and y bath. built-in ga.
rage. Perfectly maintained and
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED.
Short walk TO bus downtown. A
terrific buy In the low. low sos.
CALL KE. 7-1S00 til g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROOKCREsT-Biegest little house
In town. White Cape Cod on Rt-
tractive shady street features l.r.
with fireplace, full basement, fam.
tly-si1ed kitchen, fenced lot and
3 b.r.. one Of them dorm size,
Only $4,000 FILA. -
.YOUNK1N a. CO., 933-1600 I'LL Q
ROCKVILLE-clean 3-bedrm.. brk
rambler. Ice. sep. din. rn., Kit;
with eating area, beRuC. paneled
rec, rm., in lovely Randolph Hills,
SlS,7b0. ROBERT H. KENT a
co. u. 9-Se00, Realtor,
ROCKVILLE = Rare opportunity,
large older home on 7bxl60 cor
mel, lot. Excel. cond.' 2 nedrms.,
heat easily Adaptable for large
single family or family with In
laws. S22,0bO. Call 949-7300 I'll
HUGH njSIa t. PECK, lla4e Georgia ave.
ROCKVILLE-TWINBROOK-4 bed
rooms, den or 9TH bedroom, z
full baths. finished bsmt., mr.. all
schools, shopping and transp.,
FHA approved, S22, 900, $1,000
dn. HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.,
UN. 4-1515. UN, 4-7171.
ROCKVILLE-By owner. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, IN baths, rec. rm.
basement exit. Pc. 2-5646.
ROCKVILLE-NeW listing. Immac.
3-bedrm. rambler, lge. level fenced
yard. Lge. covered patio. S49b
moves you in. Sill mo, pays all.
''TRAGER TAKES TRADES"
ASSOCIATES. JU. $4,000
ROCKVILLE-New 3-bedrm. ramb.,
full bsmt., quick poss. Only $4,000.
R. l.. SMITH. Realtor GA. 4-7711
ROCKVILLE = New listing, 3-bed-
rm. rambler with earport, fenced
level lot, immac. cond. through
out S14 600 FHA terms,
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INDIAN SPRTNG-Assume $4,000
Pretty Colonial, lge. rms, ex'
tras, porch. firepl., rec. rm., / u
baths. Only $685. 800.
n N LEVY 949-74OC
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AARON SAYS. WITH "A SMALL
s%S yS g$S SY Ssr FHES
TYPE RAMB. IT HAS LTy. RIM,
DIN RIM, KIT. 2 FULL BATHS,
UTIL. RIM. ON NICE ICE. LOT.
COW, 10 scHools, BUS AND
SHOPPING. ALL YOURS FOR
Si7,pb0,"
CREST so. 8-9400
Realtors open 90, Trade Now
ALEX, s.-By OWNER. Attractive
reation rm, with fireplace. Heavily
wooded lot, on cul-de-sac, lge.
patio, Central air conditioning.
$4,000. Phone South B-63Ds.
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Springfield -Westwuod
"A ond a nadrnouae
SUMNER

~ ANAANA@AN
Charming 5-bedroom. 6-bath air.
cond. home In this most sought
after community. 37-foot Kitchen
sasSTi S.r rT Eov sISo e Sss E o 1850
Pobiak & Pobiak
REALTORS Oh. $4,000
TAKOMA PARK, newer section
Lge. quality-built all-brick Cape
garage. Only si9,25O FLA, on.
TAKOMA
REALTORS 10. s-1e0o
TAKOMA PARK-Detached 3-bed-
rm. home, fenced back yard. spac
liv. rm., walking distance Ia
stores, only S13, 800, call Robert
9teTos, 70 Isis 9 eo II 3-SST1;
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-New list
ing. Extra clean, 2-bedrm. home
with lge. kit, full hsmt., on level
lot; $500 down FILA. S70.4S mo.
SlaliT 1R IA TAKES TRADES"
TRACER ASSOCIATES, JU. $500
WHEATON, WOODS-Very roomy
Abr. s.-l. within walking dis.
lance Of schools, churches and
huge rec. center. Spacious sep
bright rec. room, extra-large lot.
$21.950 FLA. VA or assume large
YoUNKi MS 4 CO.. sss-15OO It'll Q
WHEATON,, GLENMONT HILLS
bedrm. brick rambler, IN baths
finished bsmt.. washer, dryer, W.
". carpet and drapes. Fenced freed
lot, cow. to all schools, st
Catherine's Parish. Call VIII. 8.
ATS for appointment. BY OWNER,
FILA $4,000.
WHEATON-Mod. brk. ranch-stylC
home with carport offers 8 bed
rms, full bsmt. with fin. rec. rm.
Ice. professionally HANDICAPPED
yard. Good value at S17.500l
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTOR VIII. 2-6300
WHEATON, - rk. 3-bedrm. ram
bier, fun bsmt. wIrec. rm.. car
port patio, fenced yard, quick
sale. BY OWNER. $17,2bO. VIII
1884.
WHEATON, = Convenient shopping
and transportation, 2 bedrms.r
brick rambler on wooded setting
liying-dining combination. COM
pletely equipped kitchen with
breakfast area, full basement, has
paneled recreation I'm. and tull
bath, $4,000, Err
Realtors. OIL. 4-S111 It'll 9.
WHEATON-S45O dn. FLA, 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.,
excel. lot. No money On. VA just
$4,000. Call 949-7300 til $3.50
HUGH T. PECK, 1926 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON-can you pay. $3.50 per
mo for 4-bedrrn.. ga baths, al
most new split7 Simply take
over pymts. and move In
IN MOORE REALTY
WHEATON-Lovely 3-b.r. rambler,
alum. siding, carport, rec; room
$3.50 DIN. FHA. Vacant. JU. 7.3092
WIDE OPEN SPACES
VIII be yours in this large modern
home nestled among the trees or
2h acres Of choice level land
only 4 miles from Randolph I'd
on Rte. $50. This unusual prop
srty has limitless possibilities
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
WOODMOOR = JUST REDUCED
Vacant. immediate possession.
lovely 3-bedrm.. brick Elth
screened porch and garage. Beau
tifully Handicapped lot. 2 blks. V
bus. S23.250. HE. 4-l7OO I'll
Hugh r. Peck. Realtol
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ATRwANmwVA NVWV

AR coNbTf TTftoSNRT1DrI Fo TI1 IN "a.
SONS or &c COMFORT TORT ~ superior , loee-
3-bedroom home features paneied
recreation room, full basement.
storm windows and doors. Lovely
Anchor fenced lot, PRICE RE.
DUCED 10 S17,500 FfIA, 500
down or assume large 1st trust
viii, 4h% loan. DON'T WAIT
CALL TODAY.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM
HOUSES FOR sALE-D.C.

A. U. PARK, NEW LIsTINGl--FinC
quality brick Colonial, completely
renovated and vacant Wonderful
3 BIG bedrooms. 2 baths on enc
floor. Paneled recreation room
with fireplace and bar. Large
screened porch, delightfully."- shaded
and private. Built-in garage. Heavy
slate roof. Beautiful wooded lot
Walk TO best public and parochia
schools. Spring Valley and Chevy
Chase shopping I OWER 30s
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC. DI
7-l4ll, Ewes. OIL. 6-5727.
HnrWWUn anEA
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NO &c nOWN VA

w Up DOWN Wa
Just south Of Alexandria you'll
find this charming 3-bedroom
brick rambler with carport, fea-
lures paneled living room with
wood burning fireplace, large
iene fenced, lot N an ideal u resi-
SEE IT NOW.
CTTRTTq r
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CHEvERLY-his eustom-buIlt ~
It. rambler with Q 2-car garage
offers space and individuality. The
beautiful wooded 1-3-aere lot Is
privacy and seclusion. firepl. in
liy. rm.. 4 bedrmss full baths;
big rec. rm., bsmt., ground level
value at s24.s5O.
AIR CONDITIONED an attractive
and SPACIOUS brk. front home. 8
bedrT s., " baths. sep. din. rn..
de luxe equipped kit, dishwasher
dispcsal and auto. washer, large
covered patio. only S12,950, $500
dr., S74.31 mo.
EVANSVILLE - 3-bedrm. 2-bath
brk. split-leyel with den, sep. din.
rm., and beautiful kit. bsmt.,
exit. walk to Prince George Plaza,
S17.500, no SIS TO Vets, win trade.
cARRorLToN, lst section-Brk.
roof. plaster ~ vaIls'firepi. in liz.
rm., SEP. din. rm., 8 bedrms.,
bsmt. with exit, big level lot,
lOO-ft. frontage, no red tape,
assume balance due, vacant, i'm
med. possession.
RIvERDALE, ct. Bernards Parish
immaculate 4-bedrm., 2-bath
alr-cond. home, sep. din. rm.,
electric kit, rec. I'm. and bsmt.
exit. mr.. shopping. bus and the
parkway, FLA approved, viii
trade.
CLosE-N COLONIAL. 3 bedrms.,
IN baths. firepl. in iv. rm..
sep. din, rm., nice rec. rm. In
bsmt., floors newly finished, va
cant for immed. occupancy, no
On. OF, low dn. FLA and seller
will pay $500 Of your settlement
costs.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
277-7774 277-2175
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curvy CuAsT cIRcLT AREA-o
METZLER REALTOR
DETACHED
nRV@H AZ nMf

Reed Ct. mr. Addison I'd, ne
2 bedrms., basement, oil heat
small down payment and SIS
per month. Good area cQnven.
lent location. Vacant Pnd Jus
Tedecorated. To see' call sT. B.
,w.,rv 80
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MARTIN

REALToR open 90 KI. s.7B4O
ALEXANDRIA, ROsEMONT Sec
TIoN-oWNER LEAVING TOWN.
3-bedrm.. ] v hath Colonial. ige.
separate din. rm., firepl. In Nv.
rm., large den on list n, acreoned
porch, cleo. kit, separate garage.
Beautiful wooded lot on nice quiet
street B minis. from Wilson Bridge.
Selling below FLA appraisal, A
real buy In the low 20s.
NEIL VA. CORP.
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d. V-bJoo
AVFYANNVTA nET q

ALEXANDRIA DEL RAY
HOME AND INCOME
Live In one apartment, rent the
other, your choice / or 2 bed
rooms, bath, living room, dining
room, lge. kitchen, convenient 70
everything, Only S23,0b0. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON, Realtors. WE.
1-lOf9,
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BSOGLEY

zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-25O0 Til 9 pm
BETHESDA II NEW LISTING, De.
lightful 3-bedroom brick Colonial
featuring center-hall plan w/nev
modern kit. and powder rm. on LIST
floor. Large scr. porch overlooks
handicapped garden. Rec. rm. IN
lower level Attached gar. S24,9b0'
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ASSUME Ice. LOAN-coiieFe Pr.
conv. locale. 1ls-story Cape Cod
3 bedrms., din. area. attic fan
NJ SSad Sss,S SSFRsr silSSSOa issssSS
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BETHESDA, prestige area - DIS
tinctive 4-bedrm. Colonial. whit
brick on 1-acre shaded lot, spa
cious throughout. De luxe kitchen
opens into fabulous family room
End fir. has 4 bedrms: incl. mas,
ter suite. 2 baths. Maids room on
sffarhed $40 k0Cl-
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zoos Wis. Ave, OIL. 6-2500. It'll 9
BRAND-NEW country Colonial to-
ward Ashton. large rooms, a bed
rms, 2il baths. DASHBOARD heat
real value, 81 dn. S27.4 5O. Cal
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. e-124C
CABIN JOHN-5 bedrms., 2 baths
in excel. cond., on huge lot. avail
in Is days, cow. to schools and
transp., dishwasher, disposal. alum
storm windows, S19,750.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Realtor
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes. OF. 4-0l24
CARROLL KNOLLS-Close-in area.
3-bedrm., brick rambler, nice fire.
place, patio in yard. Rec. rm.
with bar in bsmt. Fenced lot. 3
blks. TO elem. school and 3 blks,
to Wheaton Plaza. $4,000. -
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, "The Village" =
4-bedrm., 2-bath. center-hall, Co
lonial. All-elect. kit with table
space. steps to storage attic
Nice garden. Garage. Mid-30s.
MARY W. MCGOWAN. OIL. g.
91S. Ewes. OIL. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11

Charming b-bedroom. 5-bath air.
eond. home IN this b most most sought
dbl. gar. Lovely gard. oil. $3.50,
Pobiak & Pobiak
OIL. 2-AOOO
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05
Senator
Ervin n

WASHINGTON - Congress
struggling with taxation. cotton
controls, extension OF the Civil
Rights Commission, and trans
pOrtation measures paused t.
pay tribute tn a brave Ameri-
can whose % orbital Spac,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST-R. T..

tumDce. pastor: Sun. School
10 a. m: Worship Service
Wed. night before the 4th
Sun. at z p. IN. and Sun
morning at IL and the 2nd
Sun. night at 7: Prayer SER
vice each Wed. night nj 4:
BTU-Sun. night at 7:3O.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05

lournep broueht new insplrs-
tion to the nation. Damp Wash
inston weather did not lessen
the enthusiasm of 25O, 900 spec
tators who lined rennSylvania
Avenue tn greet Major Gordon
Cooper. The Climax OF the
aStfoiiaut s visit Was his ap
pearanCe before a JOINT session
|, OF The two Houses of CunnIsss
lie, like Colonel Glenn, chose
to emphasize a deep sens. ui
religion IN ms remarks To the
joInt session. | thought IL was
meanlngful IN the light of cur
rent world and domestic ten
sions that he asked Divine bles-
sings la assist our nation and
lis people 10 help one another
and tU work with one anoth.,
rather than fighting and bIck
erinp."
COTTON-Some time aro Az
riculture undcrsccretary Char
les Murphy commented on the
cotton problem. lie remarked
mo one is going To be- able 10
have his first choice as To what
The new legislation will contain
II is puSSIblc. however. Ia have
new legislation under which
everyone would he better of
than with no new legislation at
al. That is the real choice"
Last week as witnesses were
tcStifying before the Senate
Agriculture Committee il be
came evident that Undcrsc"-
rotary Murphy has accurately
predicted the cOmplcxity of
finding a solution Tor cotton
and its troubles. Statistic.
charts. and statements pre-
SCntud To the Committee. mos,
observers thought. ably out
lined the problem. But there
was less agreement on how to
deal in practical legislation
with foreign cotton compcti-
tlon. loss of markets To syn
thctic fibcrS, price supports
and cotton acreage allulmcnts.
Research expansion was ad-
vocatcd by the National Cot
ton Council Ia deal with cotton
costs. There were
y arNing opinions voiced though
as to which. if any. OF four bills
before the Senate Committee
would be practical solution.
and at the same time. gain the
support of a majority of both
Houses of Congress. There was
little doubt among those who
came To WASHINGTON To testify
that as things stand now Il large
of cotton farmers ana
many thousands of tC,.tilc en-
ployecS had their livelihood at
stake in the resolution of the
problem. Certainly North Car
ulina has tremendous stake in
the cotton industry both from
the standpoint of production
and manufacture. think. i'm
the light of experience. it is
evident that any solution iur
the problem will have to begin
at the Confessional level.
CIVIL RIGHT HEARINGS
Hearings were held last week
before tgc Senate Sub-cummit-
tee on Constitutional Rights. al
which am Chairman. OH
whether or not tine life Of the
United States civil Rights Com
mission should be cNtcudrl
Fourteen witnesses were. heard
the thrcc-day session uu
this issue. Hearings viii re
sumo on the iSSlr on .IlIur St