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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
Rising Costs Delaying eli! yjin'g
Relocation HOUSING :
=,

The Langston addition, 10
Gated at Twenty-first, and H
streets NE, will have apart
mentS with three and FOUR bed
rooms. Six bids on this project
-all rejected-ranged from
$7O9,40o to $e09,S5O, with
Merando, Inc, as low bidder.
Leroy A. Brown is the architect.
The Eastgate Gardens pro
ject in Marshall Heights at
Fitch street and Benning Road
NE. will have apartments of
three, four, five, and six bed
rooms. - &"
Two Bids Rejected :;
Two bids were received on
this. project, both likewise re-
jected. One was from Arthur
Venneri Co., at $4,46O, 900, and
the other from Merando, Inc,
at $3.50 900. The lower bid
would have qualified within
the PHA-imposed budget but
NCHA said the Merando firm
subsequently discovered It. had
made an error in calculating its
offer and corrected the amount
to q new, figure of 1920, 900.
In other actions yesterday:
NCHA paid the District gov
eminent $355,672 in lieu of
taxes on its properties for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1858.
Full taxes based on NCHA es-
Inmates would have amounted
to $954,350.. The difference be-
tween the two figures repre-
sents a District annual con-
tribution to the public housing
program.
The board agreed to sell TO
the District a 20-foot strip OF
land from its Greenleaf Gar
dens development in Southwest
Washington. between Delaware
avenue and Canal street S.W.,
at a fair market value to be
set by appraisers. The 1885,
foot-long strip will be used to
widen N street. ,.s.-s .,*...
Reported sale Of $1l,027 900
in short-term temporary loan
notes at interest rates ranging
from i.Ss to l.sl per cent. ..
Discussed the feasibility Of
public housing sites TO be To-
Gated over future city express
ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
St. Johns COLLEGE
To Begin Branch

st. Johns College Of Anna
polls. Md. will lay the corner
stone for its second campus to-
morrow, in Santa Fe, N. Mex.
. President Richard D. Weigle
announced that the convoca-
ton date for the new college
has been set for exactly one
year after the laying of the
cornerstone.
DR.. Weigle and Dean John S
Kieffer will be present from
Annapolis; Gov. Jack Campbell
of New Mexico and Santa Fe
Mayor Pat Hollis also are ex-
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
India to Produce
Rupid-Firinq Rifles

NEW DELHI, Sept. rs ZAP .
within a year of making the
prototype, the 1shapore NUM-
lions Factory near Calcutta
will begin producing, .2,5o0
semi-automatic rifles a month
starting in December, informed
sources report. 49,, "''' )
Indian troops were short of
such weapons, in the border
fighting with the Communist
Chinese last fall. ' So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
Half Antique House
Found Really Whole

ing. may be reassembled here.
1t has already been disas-
sembled, its planks and tim
,bers numbered for reassembly.
Most Of it has now been
shipped here and is in storage
One more truckload is on its
way.
The Smithsonian already
had one disassembled nth
century. this one from Everett,
Mass. near Boston. II was
scheduled for reaSsembly as an
example Of nth century con-
struction at the museum here.
But the new discovery that
the Ipswich house is old,
through and through, may edge
the Everett house but. g.
Timbers Fitted ,,.'7
Handmade iron nails were
used sparingly In the Ipswich
houses construction. Much OF
the construction involves NOR
Using. in which one timber d
cut so that another fits into n
and holds. Wooden pegs were
also used. =
When the two 18th century
houses were moved together Ia
mid-l8th century, the original
small easement windows were
enlarged. =
In that part OF New England
at that period, an unusual
shutter was in vogue, These
we're interior shutters Of solid
,paneling that slide away from
the windows into the thick
walls Of the house, where they
are out Of sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

District and vicinity-To-
night. fair. low about so. Mostly
sunny tomorrow, high in the
upper 70s.
Maryland-Fair tonight. low
AZ to 48 in the north and 48 to
81 In the south. Tomorrow
mostly sunny and mild, high
In the 70s.
Virsinia-Tonight, fair. some
cloudinesS in the extreme
southeast, low 40 to Sc in the
north and SO to So in the south.
Partly cloudy tomorrow, high
In the los.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Tonight and to-
morrow. easterly winds. 10 to
IS knots in the south, and
variable winds 5 to 10 knots
in the north. Variable cloudi-
ness In the south tonight.
Tomorrow. partly cloudy.
Pollen Count
tn. District OF Columbia M.dies.
"a hours endinE. at . am TODAY Of
~ .grains per SO centimers Of souar,
slide area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

Like a father OF twins, the
Smithsonian Institution has
gotten more than 1t bargained
for in an old house shipped
here from the seaside commu-
nifty Of Ipswich. Mass.
When 1t became clear that
a house on Elm street there
would fall to progress-to make
room for a parking followers
Of antiquities persuaded the
owners to offer the old place
to the Smithsonian.
They did. The Smithsonian
accepted.
II was thought that only two
rooms In the honse were built
In the nth century, and that
the rest was a modern addi-
ton, vintage 18th century.
Still. the Smithsonian fig
ured the nth century parts
would be useful for architectu-
raj exhibits.
But when time came for dis
mantling the house. 1t was dis
covered 10 be not an old house
with new additions after all.
II was, indeed, two nth CEN
fury structures moved together
and partly remodeled.
Stroke Of Luck
This stroke OF luck was re-
vealed today by Richard II
Rowland, curator OF the Smith
SoniAn's department OF civil
history. He said this may
mean that. instead OF the
Smithsonian's exhibiting parts
OF the house, the. whole build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

For high and low tides at the follow
ina points subtract times indicated
Bloody Point LiEht. al hours, colonia
Beach, q hours. Desle. 4ha hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT
River Report

River Report
Potomac River clear At Harper'S
Ferry and clear ct Great Falls. Shen-
andoah clear At Harper's Ferry.
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solomon'I Island. 6h hours; Point
Lookout. IA hours.
The Sun and the Neon
Rises Sets
Sun Sun t sSSss s:ssSSss%%.. sSs 3 S%
Moon today 2:56Ani. 1910 IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

extension. He has said 5000
men are needed for an effective
force and about $25 million 1.
needed to maintain them fol
six months after the December
81 expiration date.
Mr.. thant has warned tina
unless the money is raised, h,
will liquidate the force Of abou
$500 men at the END OF tn,
year.
Nigerian Foreign Ministe,
Jaja Wachuku told the Buds
etary Committee yesterday. h,
spoke for the 50 African ma,
lions in appealing for contin.
uation Of the U. N. force. Blu
some African states are hostil,
to Congolese Premier Cyril,
Adoula's regime and believe thu
U. N. force is helping to keer
him In power.
Arabs Resist Extension
Arab governments who werc
angered when Congo authorize,
asked Israel to help trair
Congolese troops are reported
against any extension.
Some Asian states also have
come out against the proposal
Burmese Foreign Minister Z
Thi Han told the assembly yes.
terday the Congo was no worse
off than many other U. N
member states.
I'VE feel that the reasons
for termination the United
Nations military operation fal
outweigh those for retaining Il
for a further period" he said
Mr.. Thant has said the
Congo should be abe to gel
along on It's own as q result
of the U. MS costly three-yeal
involvement. 81.
Mr.. Adoula says the Congo
Army has made progress since
the chaotic days Of 1860. But
he insists the U. N. training
period has been too short tc
be sure that native troops car
handle their duties once the
U. N. withdraws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Oeodetie eurYeyl
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Precipitation

Record TEMPERATURE for the Tear
Highest as On May q. June 10, July -
Lowest 2 on January "a.
Navajo times., 1963-06-13
rom lll Hogan
Your logan
ByEIair,e
Write Box 428
THE NAVAJO TIMES


ten here spend hours Of the day and evening and
cheerful her family enjoy pleasant surroundings
that be had for just few and do
much brighten the Did you know that you get
ofte dime white plastic lace table cloth? Very
very pretty White doies and that look like real
lace all sizes that be and these
in the washing and ironing week because all
have to do is wipe them off with damp cloth keep clean
These will last for long time Invite friends in for
and have of these white plastic lace table cloth
and listen to the OH and ahs
Recipe for to-day
Fluffy Meat Loaf
h. ground beef
lb ground pork (if desired)
medium slices soft bread
green bell pepper
cup milk or cup dry bread
crumbs and II cup milk
egg beaten
cup minced onion
14teaSpoon salt
teaspoon (each) pepper dry mustard
celery salt and garlic
tablespoon Worcestershire
Mix ingredient and bake in loaf
pam For catsup-topped loaf spread
tablespoon catSup top before
baking: Temperature 35O.tme: Il hours.
Sent in by:
Mrs. Fred Adams
Farmingt M.
To-days tip: Polishing the kitchen piece of
waxed crmple and polish your easily
quickly, this will prevent the formation of any
Send your household items in to Elaine
Navajo times., 1963-06-13
TUbu City
Community Center

Thu. els MOVIE The Hook
Douglas) Legal Aid
Service Womens Bridge
Club. 112 min. 7:3O PM.
Fri. 6-14 Dogers VS. Pirates
Yankees versus
Tigers: $50 Pm.
Sun. 6-16 Tuba City Chap
ter Meeting 100 Pm.
Mon. 6-17 MOVIE Its Only
Money (Lewis) SO
min. 1880 PM.
6-17 thru 6-21 Orien-
tation of College Stu
dents in Community
Recreation
Tue. 6-18 Sportsmens Club
Meeting 1880 PM.
Dodgers VS.. Braves;
Indians VS. Tigers $50 PM.
Wed. 6-19 Tigerettes VS.
Bravettes; Phillies
VS. Eaglettes 6:3O Pm.
Thu. $40 MOVIE-Lady and
Tramp cartoon
Feature) 80 Min.
Legal Aid Ser
vice 7:3O PM,
Fri. 6-21 Yankees VS.
Indians; Cardinals
VS. Pirates; Red SoX
VS. Giants $50 Pm.
Sat. 6-22 DANCE Music by
the My ysterians 81 100 Pm.
Mon. 6-24 MOVIE In
Search of Casta-
ways (Millsu14
min. 7:3O Pm.
Tue. 6-25 Yankees VS. Red
SoX; Pirates VS.
Braves: Giants VS.
Tigers $3.50 Pm.
Wed. 6-26 Ealgettes VS.
Bravettes; Tiger
cites VS. Phillies $50 Pm.
Thr. 6-27 MOVIE-Legend of
Lobo (True Life
Action) 81 min. 7:3O Pm.
Legal Aid Service
Womens Bridge
Club 7:3O PM.
Fri. 6-28 Dodgers VS.
Cardinals; Yankees
VS. Indians 6:30 Pm.
Sat. 6-29 Wedding -Ellouise
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-05
SOUTHSIDER KILLS
EX Wife AND SELF

Willie B. Williams, Sr.. IS,
apparently crazed over the re-
fusal Of his former wife to re-
concile. went berserk Friday
night with a shotgun.
Before fatally wounding him
self. he killed his former wife,
Mrs. Minnie Jones. So. at 1916 E.
Broadway. Apt. IA. He wounded
eight other persons including his
son William. Jr.. who suffered
a blast in the stomach. He and
Linda Robinson. who was shot in
the head are in serious condition.
Others wounded we're Roberta
Montgomery. 81, Mrs. Jones'
sister; Harry Robinson. 7. Ches-
ter Robinson. Jr.. IL. John L.
Walker. II. Mary Alice Williams.
10 and william James williams,
IL.
The enraged man fled to his
apartment at 4035 S. 18th ST..
after the shootings and police
threw tear gas in the room. They
heard a shotgun blast that killed
Williams.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-05
CASSIUS IS
GROUNDED NOW

FRANKFORT. N.--Cass 81 US
Clay will be unable to drive in
his home state. His license was
curtailed because Of various traf-
fic convictions and tickets. He
has received citations in Indiana
and Georgia. Recently two re-
ports from Florida were re-
ceived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
Coroner Jury
Orders I Held

Two cousins were held for
grand Jury action yesterday In
the November Q killing Of 8
.part-time Washington cab
driver.
Two cousins were held for
A coroner's jury found Wal
ter L. Harvin. r.. %. now in
custody in Los Angeles. and his
second cousin. Henry z. Jen-
nings. 81, Of the 500 block Of
varnum street NV. Jointly
responsible" for the death Of
James A. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas, a 38-year-old
chemist with the food and
Drug Administration. was
found slumped behind the
wheel Of his cab IN the unit
block Of Buchanan street NE.
at about 10 pm. November 9.
Norbert j. Collins, q cab
driver, found him. He told pol
ice he saw two men running
from the cab when he arrived
on the scene.
Los Angeles police arrested
Harvin November % after he
Dragged there Of killing Q man
in Washington. Jennings was
arrested at his home In WASH
ington the next day.
Detective John j. Moriority
Of the homicide squad testified
/ yesterday that Harvtn admitted
the shooting in a five-page
statement made to Los Angeles
police. Jennings told police he
had taken part in q robbery
but denied any role in the kill
ing, the detective said.
Harvin, originally from New
York where he has q previous
arrest record for narcotics, ac-
cording to police, will be re-
turned to Washington for trial.
Mr.. Thomas, a native Of
Durham. N. c.. was working
for @ masters degree and
driving q cab part time at the
time Of his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

B A. wooded, hard I'd, creek. spring
wonderful building site. $500 dn.
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CHOICE LOT
MARTIN

REALTORS Open 90 XII. e-754O
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-2S, 900
81, u. apt. ground. WINSTON c,
CLAY, WA. 7-422s.
COMMER.-620 Kennedy ct, NV.
1850 50. Il. Vacant. Bargain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
CATOCTIN MTS

$50 q. dude ranch site. barn for
firepiaces, 4 bedrms.. bath, eIec.
so a, leveled to gently rollins
turf. bal, rolling timberland. ideal
for bride trail, abundance OF
deer and INLAND game. LARGE
lake. trout fishing, Joining noun
tain estates and showplaces OF
wealthy suburbanites. S35, 900;
terms u cash.
CHARLES II IAMISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
M0UNTAIN PROPERTY

BUILD YOUR HOME on Appa-
lachian Trail in Blue Ridge MIS-.
w/panoramic view OF Shenandoah
Valley. Only / hr. drive from
Wash. B TO is wooded acres avail,
w/black-top I'd. Frontage in area
OF estates. Price 81 900 per acre
call OWNER QRR- 2RA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
FLORIDA PROPERTY

sACRIFICE-Highlands CO. lots
1900 worth for $1,000. 500 dn
Bal. SIS mo, CT. 6-3b46,
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.-Beauti-
full 3-bedrm., 2-bath home, mr..
swimming, schools. Sacrifice Si7,-
800. OWNER, EN-, 3-S0l3.
WILL TRADE beautiful masonry
home on corner lot "a block from
99vli Of Msxieo . In clsgrSysienr,
ington, ID. c. Value, SIC, 900.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND Realty Co.
DIAL 30l-034-S432 or p34-s 4s4
LA PLATA, ND, OPEN SUNDAYS
34-UNIT MOTEL. bar and dining
room, especially good buy.
ACME REALTY CO, UN. 4.32i1
2Is ACRES OF high dry ground. VIII
sell for Sl,0Qb. or trade for boat
OF comparable value. Loo. on
Route ln2, approx. IS mi west
OF Patrick Air Force Base and
ocean. Call VIII o.b41b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

(cONTINUED)
GOSHEN ESTATES

Strictly Q country estate develop
ment with lge. spacious sites sur
rounded by lovely views in hunt
club area and affords you maxi
mum privacy. Cow. to Rte. 240,
Acc, IBM. Bureau OF Standards
and only 80 min. to Bethesda,
Huge "A acre clear site suitable
Tor horse or pony. Only $1,000,
with others avail, both clear
ana wooded. b-yr. terms avail.
II desired.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-2S31. olney, Md, 924-40QO
HOWARD COL acre, good loca-
cS 20 at m Pat nGasn S Fl AshsSn Sp
Call 671-1794 ewes. Principals
only,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
CHARLES H. JAMESON

POOLBSVILLE MD.
WI. e-9223 Or 301-DI. e-3262
CHARLES TOWN. W. VA.-shan-
nondale Community Club. / or
both Of 2 adjoining wooded lots
about Y acre each. Numbers Al
and AZ, Section PA. Clubhouse
and swimming pool nearby. Con-
tact Mr.. STEPHEN cLoPPER,
Charles Town, phone 2l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
SUM MER HOMES
SuM MER CAMPS

GwYNN ISL, nr. william5buTF. Va
3-bedrm, Colonial l00.ft pier
boat Fish, sail, goli. tennis an-
tlaulnE. Photos avail. OIL. 4-6626
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
oNIf bIaHCn ave. BE,
RealtOr 10, 8-7700
CHARLES H. JAMISON

800 A. -LAYToNsvIILE-oLNEY.
E Ess Greek watershed. 2 miles
nSra.rosd trontaRe, excel. topoR-
8 A-sUoARLoAF MT.-HYATTs-
TOWN AREA. high elev., stream,
haro-road frontage. $3.50 per q.
" A.-Fronting Rte. %, approx
mile gently rolling topo.,
excel. bldg. sites. excel. neigh
b6orhood; $1,050 per acre.
80 A.--Htgh scenic grove Of oak
trees for domestic, bal. lush turf,
700-ft. hard-road frontage, Id
min. to Gaithersburg, clean
prosperous area. $50, 800. terms.
23l a. GAITHER6BURG-GER-
MANTOWN AREA. 12-rm. man
orhouse. beaut. trees and land
scaping, ceretaker's house, high
scenic gently rolling land, h-acre
zone, water this year, sewer soon,
2 mi. I'd. frontage on arteriai
rtes, 15 acres comml. coming DO
tential. $4,000 per acre. Terms. v
cash, bal. ct AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

CAMP sHEEMAR-A distineuished
camp for boys and girls, age g.
~ yrs Riding, swimming, HIKING,
etc. Modern. Safe. Beautiful. .
hrs. from Wash. W. A, MARTIN,
r r. 2, Winchester, Va.
FAIR HAvEN-s26 wk., boys and
sirlS nj ,IS ,st ReoSs,t NJ folder g.
Local refs. ~. e.i73f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
CHARLES II. JAMESON
RIVER VIEW PARK

sHENANSp6colAH RIVER. seaat. hide
out, SO mi. from d. c. Paved rds
TO prop. Lge. wooded lots. Most
lots S695-S095. Only S25 dn.,
$40 mo. Electricity 10 ali lots. 80
cabins already up.
8 MILES FROM CHARLES TOWN
Also cabins for rent or sale. Excel.
fishing. free docking privils. Rec
reation and picnic area. incl. See
SAT. and SUN. DIR: Rte. Z be-
yond Ieesburg 3 mi. Rte. 8 be-
yond Hillsboro, s mi. 10 sign
River View Park" left 2 mi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

SHANNONDALE CLUB - Building
lot, founders membership incl. in
purchase price. CT. 6-l551,
AREA-Fine 2-acre
tract fronting on lively mountain
brook. Nice trees. view, privacy.
good road, your own little water
falls. Bargain at S3,9e5. You
also get snug one-room cinder-
block cabin with stone fireplace
cleo. range and refriserator. tel
Year round resort rental poten-
tial other fine BLDG. sites on
prop. Enjoy summer and be ready
for hunting and skiing. Better act
fast az $3.50 dna $50 mo. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK. ND. the Moyaone Re-
serve-5-acre homesites in estab-
lished residential community. with
woods, fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your protection.
THE PISCATAWAY CO., INC.
Blu. 3-212l Sunday Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
COUNTY SERVICES

21 ACRES on county I'd. partly
wooded. S160 per &C. near Poto-
mac River Doncaster area, Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

FARM-b0 A., 900.
IT,. frontage, high and level. de-
velopment for investment poten-
tial. Terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

VERY FINE LOT for sale in pvt.
club. Beautiful swimming pools
and fine clubhouse. OIL. 2-9322,
10 ACRES-Unsurpassed view. ex-
elusive area, so mi. from d. c.
5000 cash or terms 10 suit. BY
owner. Absolutely no agents.
phnne o1A.1on1 or Aa1.oAAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

INVESTMENT LAND. $3.50 per acre,
on county rds. Slightly rolling,
wooded. $3.50 per acre, near Poto-
mac River, Charles Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
DREAM HousE-we are unable n
LEISNER & HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. 301-UN.7-22gI
ANNAPOLIS AREA = 2-bedrn,
home. Dashboard heat. mod. kit,
bath. utility room, carport. Cor.
lot water privil. HE. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

ACCOKEEK-NDIAN HEAD AREA.
LEe. acreage tract, bldg. lots,
some waterfront, some Route 210
frontage. development for invest
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
MAYNE REALTY co.
INVESTORS
DEVELOPERS

20 acres surrounded by develop
ments with h-acre coming. city
water. sewer proposed for 1865.
aSrd road frontage, cow. to Rte.
~ IN Mont. Co. Incl. S-rm. farm
nome u good repair, $4,000 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

ENTRANCE NAV. RES. 20 A. wood
s 81 On "a RSut f., S24 near S.o indian Ian
4. Includes ,c.b. buiidinss.o Sos 81 90
down. liberal terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

MARPURY. MD.-S A., county I'd,
good neighborhood. churc he 1
nearby. 1880 down. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

FENWICK-4g A., state road 'front.'
age, potential marina site. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

eU. 3-2l61 MI. b-b272
Serving Southern Maryland
ACREAGE. bldg. lots from u acre
UP. Farms, investment. Land for
any use. mr.. and on Indian Head
hwy. All Of our properties are
on hArd surface, year round
roads. Reasonable terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

- q
bedrm. house with liv. rm., closed
front porch, bath. shade trees,
swing area. Your own pier in
community harbor, $685., pay
ments SAL mo.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-11-07
Nov. Is, 16, IL, 22, 2S q "A:
''Roisin In The Sun" Is
Bloomington Theutre
November Production

The box office for the Blooming
ton Civic Theatre production Of
"A Raisin in the Sun" opens FIJI
day, Nov. 8 at Greenman's Drug
Store, 10th st. and Penn Av. in
Bloomington.
Reservations may be made by
calling between 10 am. and 6 pm.
daily and on weekends. Phone $685.
5000. Performances are at $3.50
pm. Nov. Is, 16, IT, %, % and "a
at Penn Junior High School, S4th
st. and Penn Av. in Bloomington.
"A Raisin in the Sun" represents
something new in theatre in the
Twin Cities. This Is the first major
amateur production in which Ne
groes are not only overwhelmingly
predominant in the cast but also
In extremely demanding parts.
There are 10 Negroes and one
white person in the play.
Written by Lorraine Hansbery,
"a Raisin in the Sun" won two
major awards the year 1t opened
ON Broadway. The original cast in
cluded Claudia Mcneil, Sidney
PORTER and Ruby Dee. A touring
company Of the play performed in
st. Paul about five years ago.
According to director, Chris
Bingham, 'tthe response to this
play has been extremely favorable.
We began getting requests for
tickets three weeks ago"
"a Raisin In the Sun" concerns
a Negro family in Chicago which
is anticipating the receipt of
$4,000 insurance check from the
death of the father. The mother,
Lena Younger (played by Rosahe
Mftchell) wants to use it for
down payment on a house so she
can have a garden. Mrs. Mitchell