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C n.W.Ms:Tm. " and Kit. a It1' SOC, &
mo. incl, linens and ntils; "a.
nm. hedrm; kit. bath. Clean com;
responsible adults. Reasonable. Cal
SCI bedrri. apt. with ige. screened.
In sun porch; all utils. furn.; conv
70 TO-, Boiling and and Andrews Air Base
sic C 81. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm
II; and bath. Nicely furn. S75 mo
1869 oNFFasIo rL. Nw.-rwo rms.
kit. bath in apt. bldg; furnished es-
pecially for 2 nice girls. no. 2-s294
PENNINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV,
Dupont Circle area - Daily maid
service; all utils. furn.; spacious
and 2 rm. eficiencies. DE. 2-4750,
COLUMBIA RD.--Lge. attractive apt.
twin beds; ideal for diplomat. couple
or 2 girls. EN-. 1886.
rm.. kit; desirable. unusually Ice.
rms; nrr. sra a1So 400 Decatur st.
GEoRGETOWN. p st. mr.. wis. = l.
s sfSd%. 49, aPs s6 ssi' AD aarssie eyes EYES
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Bacnelor apt,
pvt. bath. entr., flrepl.; l block bus;
utils.; maid; SIS. EN-. 3-3233. --5
1927 GEORGIA AVE, - Bedrm. and
kit: nicely furnished hot-w.h.;
utils. incl; s65; adults. tn. 2-3O9s.
MOVE IN NOW-Larse 1-bedrm. apt.
in bldg. near 10th St; $115. Also
efle., $50. Nicely furn. Call Ia.
9-3723 or EN-. 3.0553. II
&817 14th ST. NV. - Attractive
rms. kit: and pvt. bath: rent re-
duced; adults. CO. $3.50. Il
1924 0HE 81. NV w. Ta BE- K Ea err
incl. utils. and linen. B
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Large 1-bedrm. apt. completely fUrn
$3.50 Per mo incl ~ Itils S..l Isx
full 1tn. KIT ana bath incinerator
laundry rm., etc.; mined. and fu-
ture occupancy. See MRS. LEONE.
3021 18th st Sc. Apt. No. 3. 10.
2-4270 or UN 4-64SS,t
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MOZART ROOM
c 39gF NM EN aEgFnf4! M kE1TdkRa
HUI. 3-7700
NORWOOD APARTMENTS
12A1 r Canitol ST.

ava 49, OsSESSSS ~Ss
SssS Newly e Seaors.d kit 1ss Dzs
Second ficor. S75. i
rms; refined couple. Call Ii. 8;
6633. sos Tennessee ave. n.e.-30
COLORED-l753 18th ST. NV
rooms, Sitchen and Sath. tits. incl
gi :S.;T Apr nicely # iaF 2
c s5ilOSia6 $50 Per Mo-. Incl. Stils
Nicely furn. .effic. apt. modern pvt
kit. for working adults. References
See custodian after 4 pms 1895
coT0RED-24as 18th ST. NV:
rooms. Kit, and bath. s6s per mo
coG EoRali4sh AND FAIRMoN,
SITS, NV large 1-rm and ki By
7.o65e. 10 to z pm. Il
COLONEL RMS. KIT. share bath
$3.50 week. Cali after 5 pm
CoIoRRESD@ooi BEDRM AND KIT.
q nicely furn.; cow. located to schools
bus and carline: nice heighborhood
CooIHoREaD5 S FUN Ans s.me' kitchen an,
a4S I4th st. Sc, III. 6-ei97. -:
COLORED-I5I5 NORTH CAPITOL
Iiving. bedrm.. kitchenette; adult
cSLo ri - B ssMInvt ART pI;5 I gsar m
COL.-s6Oe PARK PL. N.w.-3-rm
apt; al utilities S75. SAM RosEY
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APIS. UNEURN.-MD. Cont. !

EXTRA LARGE and 2 bedrm. apis.
direct transp 70 D. c.. close ia
schools and shopping center. 63rd
pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
WA 7-3721
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

e-BEDRM. APT, S303 Roanoke. Tx.
Pk.-Overlookin Sligo Creek near
Piney Br. and Flower. Modern apt,
4 expos, pvt. emit. hv. rm.. kit.
dinette with picture window plus
Ice. hobby rm. In attic. adults. $105.
FAKOMH PARK. bachelor apt. for /
quiet empl. gentleman; LIST mr.. priv.
bath and entr.: close to stores and
bus, $66 incl. utils. CAL JU. o-3616.
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coLoRED
MALCOLM APIS

New epts.. 1880 Hunt pl. ne. Dean
wood -One bedrm., large living rrn..
dinette. kit. equip. with refgr. with
deep-freeze compartment, gas range,
tiled bath; safe playground for chill
dren; laundry facilities; individual
tions; Out Benning I'd. to 44th St.,
left to Hunt pl.. right on Hunt 2
blocks to premises. Agent on preiui-
Ses 4 to z daily.
JACK KRAFT
sos 14th st. NV. MA. $4,000
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1871 goth ST.. "a block Conn. ave.
and R-2-bedroom apt, large living
room, modern kitchen. bath, shower.
Years lease to couple, ? ladies or 2
gentlemen. responsible and appreci-
$40; will consider furnishing lin
ems, silver small extra charge. Call
WILLIAMS, DU. -1-5039. Also one
bedroom apt $3.50 to one with
proper references.
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APIS. UNFURNlsnED-D. c

GLOVER PARK-Avsil. ,; ian; !; bed BEG
Bat bath SO apt; incl Mo all e 9ti!s; AcS5's
M inci al u ldIs?r@ sS5s5 mol cOnv.
Cali ST. 3-134I or HA. 2-737l.
a-BEDRM. APIS. in modern new
shopping. Avail: Jan lst. NORRIS.
l42i HARVARD ST. N.W.-3 bedrms.
Newly Ne Z z.s assi 500 no. s2' week
' rm. apt. IN lovely Sc. apt. develop.
ment; extra-largs rooms; picture
windows. plenty Of closet space,
storage rooms and laundry faeil;
ties conv to bus %,.. sc lnca..1 and g
a0oi 18th ST. N.W.-Tnree rms. Kit.
dren D Or pets. Can Ma. s-lSs1 for
1889 sse0l eHnyFR + 81 81 NV. mr.. 9th
fnd S SstS ss E6s7s 5o Tm ei.y of SdT
ali utils. incl. Res. mgr Apt. los
|oNE-BEDRM. APT. ultramodern. in
goth and Penna. ave. sc; Adults;
SIS fs9 e EYE Flu; ST. Tt'li S.W r. sdeSs front
apt; 9 rooms. kitchen and path;
Esnsai' sS S,i psT mo. NJ. :. SMITH,
NEWLY DECORATED APIS. -
rooms. kitchen and modern bath;
section; heat and hot water in
GUIDED; price range. $50 and Sos.
For Inspection. call DI, ISL,
N. L. SMITH. INC. i4is II st. NV
1919 z. CAPITOL sT.-Newly dec;
3-bedrm.. lst-n apt, lge. yd.. b.
GEO S 4 %SoSRTA1NdToN q SON
s sn; 'HH05RSER PL. Sc. = New
1.bedrm: apt. ist.n. co. sSI'' ,.l Hyt.
s Sorhc:o aW AZ. - US 8. buses: ssi 80
Fun RsSS q s Son, IA. s:3sss. 80 !.
1901 i4th ST. N.W.-2nd mr.; 2
rms. Kit; and bath, ref Ssff'; utils'
s fgrn' ss sS ST. g. s e. sSO i-bedrm.
Stable me nse:ishborhood; c-s bus. OF.
= Z. f@SsoaRsTiHfNdSToN & SON. y IA.
Hf fLisISEEr s.E.-completsly redee.
and bath; in mod. apt. dsyelopment'
$50. incl. utilities, LII. 2-lo4s-
esss MASS. AVE. -bedrm.;
s SSrd. aP IDEAL pt foT children; c-s bus
$50. plus utils. GEO. Y; WORTH,
TNGTON & SON. Ma. $500. so
LARGE MODERN APT. Newly
decor, expos. bedrms,; DIN.
nm, liv. rm;; kit. bath. poren; NJ.
Pentason. Cow. transp' kE. g.
oSS o n. Y. AVE. N.w.-3 rms. large
Kit. bath: inclosed porch: 2 expoS.;
heat: adults; S65. Apt. 1. 0 to 4.
l1s1s OATES ST. Me- bedroom,
kit, bath, $50; 2 rooms, kit, bath,
S76: utsls. incl. Details. Ii. $1,000
CAPITOL HILL EFFICIENCY = SEQ
utils. mel; apt; bids; washer IL
new GSsST BLbG., Ass Livingston I'd. Sc
Lge. 2 and / bedrm. apis; shoppina
close by: parking. laund. fac. or
| prem. Incinerator: master TV an.
tenna; large closets; mod. kit. 10
CA iSfT HILL bedrms.. liv. rm.
4 I BLK. TO CAR1TOL-Clean, we'll
kept apt bldg. efficiency. $50: l
NW[LGE. AND 2 BEDRM. Arts.
| $3.50 ana 500. so. utils. incl.
dirette. cow. shopping and transp
| RA. 3-2270 or RA. 3-4SS9. al
bldg. So mo-. Incl. gas. eiec.. heat
at 5 H st NV. LU. .-1335, -31
1879 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Attrac
i l-bedrn kit. bath apt. In mod.
1 cony apt. bldg: Now available
$ es S9 no. OLIVER T. CARR. aS IA
S%I v ST. N.E.-Family size, Low
rent : rms. Kit. bath; COW. loca'
OLIVER 7. CARR. MA. S-s093;
lBRIoHTwooD--ssa1 9TH. st, n.T.-
Mr., New Hamp.; apt. 2; 4 rms, kit
and bath; $50, IA. 9.S474, II
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sos VALLEY AVE. Sc.

Largest 2-bedrm. apt. in southeast
convenient TO schools and stores
90 min. downtown via 8. Capitol 81
Guiding utilities. UN. 4-3600; ewes
and week. ends. call 20. 2-7603
10. S-5624.
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$64.50 Includes All UtilS.
8 rms. and bath. conyen. to shop
ping and transp.
BUSADA REALTY
4415 Southern Ave. Sc. 10. 9-S5Ot
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COLORED
NORTHEAST
NEW At

NEW 4-FAMILY APT.
Liv. rm.. hedrm.. dinette, kit. bath,
500. r. S. BLACKSTONE.
Realtor. 1016 18th st. NV, MA.
$1,000. I'll
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GLASSMANOR
Your Home Away From Home

FOR TRANSIENT AND SEMI
PERMANENT RESIDENTS
Attractive Rates Based on
Length Of Occupancy
Daily-Weekly
Brisht. clean. tastefully furnished
Garden apis: some completely equip
Incl lin, linens. dishes ~, r, Etc s-da Ida,
South Capitol st.. 2 blocks over
D. C. line. Open Mon. through Sat.
9.5: Sun, IL till 5. 10. 7-S100.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Nicely furnished bedrm. liv rm.
kitchen dinette compl furn Also
efficiency ST. 3-42S2
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.-Express Bus Service
Newly Decorated Furnished Apis.
One B. R.-S100 Two B. R.-S112
,.- 4242 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-2206
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SHIPI,EY PARK

Attractively furnished brand new fur
niture; completely redecorated;
hedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath large roomS) picture windows.
ample closet space. laundry facili-
ties; cow. to bus and shopping GEN.
ter. once on DEVELOPMENT. $500
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l6O4O 18th ST. N.W.-Two bedrn1s.
liy; rm., kit: dinette and bath, mod
bldg; Si25.5O. incl. utils. SCI
lsH in'iIsi PARK-one ana two bed.
rm. apis. in lovely SIC. apt. develop.
ment; extra-large rooms. picture
windows, plenty Of closet space
storage rooms and laundry facili-
ties; cony. to bus, schools and shop
ping ping center; once located At 3ao6
BIC PSln RHDUCT II MIN in RENT-Modern
l-bedrm. apt. 3749 LIST st. SIC
Ic0MPIETiTELyYi REDEcoIRsAaTED-Gar..
den-type apt, in Sc. section. Each
near Naylor Gardens, on busline
within , blocks of Stanton School
and shopping district; $50 so and
$3.50 per mo. Cali LII. 2-2o20
1903 N. CAPITOL sT.-conv. 10.
Gated; lge. rms. kit. and tile bath,
newly decorated. heat furn, Bird A.;
reduced to Ss5. Ho. 2-5295. 8 to
5 pm. 20
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Lsrge l.bedrm apt. $69. 30 per mo ];
mel all rtils;: l2x l, liy rm.s
inmed and tut occupancy See
MRS. LEONE 302I 18th st Sc. Apt
70: 8 10 a-4270 or uN 4-5488:
METROPOLITAN APIS.
200 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. I.
Large modern building: and
bedroom apartments with liv. rn.
sun parlor, reception hall. dinette
kit. and bath: 2 exposures: rental
SS5 to $99.50. including utilities
Call res. mgr. AID. 2-2667. -3
1729 35th N.W.-$59.5O
400 DOUGLAS N.E.-$69.50
Lovely 1-bedrm. apts.; utilities
SAM ROSEY AID. 4-2700
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PLEASANT HILLS

rs VICTOR ST. N.E.-2nd FLOOR
North of Catholic University; this
modern apt. consists Of lge. lily. rm.,
dinette, kit. bedrm. and bath, lge.
bus fare location. Rent sos. incl.
utils.; nicely furn.; avail. immed.
To inspect call RIA. 6-2569 or ia
eo'o'.1 nNr1ErrY Il som 40
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APTs. UNFURNIshEp-D. G.

l405 HARVARD ST. NV
LG. RMS. AND BATH;
NEWLY DECORATED. NO,
7-1639.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.

Just across the District line, bus
fare: cow. to shopping center and
theater: excel. bus transp.
Nicely furn. apt: recep. hall, liv.
rm.. dinette. bedrm.. kit. and bath:
S105. incl. utils. Immed. occupancy.
Reception hall. lily. rm.. dinette. 2
bedrms., kit. and bath; S124.20. incl
utils. Avail. January ].
Plenty OF parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 1920.
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JEFFERSON TERRACE

CORNER OF 9th AND
JEFFERSON NV.
Lovely lge 1-bedrm. apt. consisting
Of lge liv. rm .dinette, modern kit,
tiled bath and twin sized bedrnn
Only SO per mo: including all utlls
Avail. Jan. l. ALDON PROPERTIES.
INC, Woodward Bldg. Ma. S-574O
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CARILLON HOUSE

CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and 1-bedroom apartments In
one Of Washington's finest apart
ment buildings. Decorated by Dor
othy Draper. Inc. Magnificent
views, year round air conditioning
secretarial. telephone service. pack
age receiving room. roof sun deck,
amplified master teIevision antenna
system: ground floor laundry. Rents
as low as $3.50 for available studio
apartments. MANAGEMENT on prem
icnS
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BRIGHTwOOD-3sai eth ct, NV
s M S ,Sssh H: sS5. r apts $50. rms: f''
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NEW 1.BEDROOM. ,garden-type apt;
available Immediately; excel. loca
ton. close to shop. and transp.
S79.50 incl: all utils. Apply Man.
ager. Apt: log. 1891 18th st. Sc
DREYF Ns e BRos.. 1919 18th st
6s1i end ST. N.w.-Apt.. end f.,
bedrm.. lily. rm.. din. rm.. kit and
bath; avail. Dec. 81; mr.. stores and
bus; S75, incl. utils. RA. 3-6611.
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Living nm, bedrm., kitchen, pvt
bath Newly decorated. Utils. furn
Second f70or %TR II
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24
U. S. Welcomes Segen l;zes,ss
Who Fled Soviets In { axe Tank

Seven CZechs who crashed
through the Iron Curtain to free
dom last summer in fake
aarmored car have arrived in
America as guests of the Crusade
f'r Freedom. The seven include:
Vaclva Uhlik. %, mechanic
who fashioned the escape " i.icle
from the war-wreckcl hulk ot \
British scout car; his wife, Marta,
30, and their two children. IVA
4, and Naclav, Jr., 6; Josef Pisa
rex, also & mechanic. and Walter
Iora and Vaclav Krcjcirik. Czech
soldiers who deserted to escap,
CRYING the Kremin stooges ir
cir native Czechoslovakia.
They arrived Ia mid.Dece hbcr
~ Pan-American Airwlys plane
from Western German Tor a
series of personal appearances in
New York and other cities in tn
{ 'usade for Freedom drive to en-
list 25.C00,0Oo Americans in the
fight against international COM
munist aggression.
The Crusade supports Radio
Free Europe whose broadcasts
have been credited by Uhlik as
the source Of his hope Of freedom
and the courage to work in secre.
for three years to bring that hope
to fulfillment.
First to greet the ',arty t the
airport were the groups escape
vehicle, which will tor the ccun-
try with them, a:d Tho n as
Darcy Brophy, president Of the
American Heritage Foundation
which sponsors the Crusade for
Freedom. Also at the airport were
officials of the National Comm,s
tee for Free Europe. Inc. Darcrt
organization of Radio Free Eu-
rope.
Brophy said the Uhiik party
forms tangible and em?hati,
proof that where man wills TO De
free, he will achieve that end. de-
spite tyrannical restraints" lie
added:
These people and the vehicle
IN which they rode to freedom arc
symbols q resistance 10 Kremlin
tyranny, and also evidence TINT
Radio Free Europe is effectively
doing the work for which it was
intended - helping to prevent
World War III by preventing the
kremlin from inteCrating the sat
elite people into the coarmunis,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24
ANDREW J. RICHARDSON

CONWAY - Funeral services
for Andrew J. Richardson, farmer
of North Conway, were held at 2
p. m. Monday from the residence.
The Rev. Marion Patrick officiat-
ed, assisted by the Rev. p. B. Nc
Leod. Burial, with Masonic rites,
followed in the Hillcrest Cemetery.
Mr.. Richardson was born in
Horny County on November 5,
1885. He had farming interests in
Horny County and had made his
home at North Conway for 8 years.
He was member of Jordanvilie
Lodge 297, AIM.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24
war apparatus.

I'VE want all America to see
these people ard their escape We
hicle, for they demonstrate
graphically what captive pee pie
can accomplish so long as heir
hope o! freedom is sustained and
tier WI! to resist communist
nj" '.cN : ,"en%thenci. he
Crusade for Freedom helps
strengthen rao-H hops by sup
".",itg Radio Fra Europe and
directing bro&d"&s:s o. truth to
'r .- - - T..'..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24

her pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Moore.
She is survived by her husband,
ii children, three brothers, and
three sisters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24
DEATHS
MRS. ROSA WATTS

NICHOLS - Funeral services
for Mrs. Rosa Bell Hill Watts, wife
OF Joe Watts of Nichols, were
conducted from the Bear Swamp
Baptist Church, Dillon County, at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon by
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-24

Everything Dad needs,
including u" electric
drill, high speed drills,
polishing bonnet, sand
ing discs, etc.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Republican Chief
Pushes Drive for
78-Yeur-OId Vote

Memories of the enthusiasm
with which Gen. Eisenhower was
greeted by young people during
his campaign last year fingers in
the collective Republican mind.
And lingering, these memories
have given a new spark to the
movement for lowering the vot-
ing age so citizenship may cap
italize on youthful enthusiasm.
Leonard w. Hall, chairman Of
the Republican National Com
mittee, announced last night
that he is throwing the full pres
tige of his position behind the
movement. And, he added.
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon are wholeheart-
edly supporting the move.
At present, Georgia is the only
State permitting 18-year-olds to
vote. But Mr.. Hall credits the
record breaking turnout of IA
million additional voters last
year largely to the get-out-the-
vote campaigns of youth organi-
cations.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Morse inD.C.
Unit 10 EnIiVen
Fight on Segregation
By Don S. Worren

The assignment Of Oregon's
independent, Wayne Morse, to
the Senate District Committee
is expected to encourage cam
paigns to end racial segregation
here and to give Washington a
home rule" government.
More than four. months ago,
soon after Republicans took con-
troll of the Executive Branch and
Congress. he offered an all-out
bill to end segregation in the
National Capital.
He is supporter, too, of bills
to let this city elect its own city
government with powers to pro-
claim local level policies. though
they remained subject to con-
gressional veto.
He also is expected to push for
elimination of pollution from the
Potomac River along with clean
up drives for other rivers of the
country.
Didn't Want Post.
The sleek-haired former law
school dean. who came to the
Senate in 1945 and lately set
some new talkathon records in his
fight against the Tidelands bill,
didn't want the District Com
mittee post.
But he gave notice recently,
while his committee assignment
issue was pending, that If he
landed on the District Commit
tee, They will know I am there"
He left Washington late yes
terday to make a speech at York.
Pa, soon after he had lost his
fight to regain his old places on
the major Labor and Armed
Services Committee. He was due
back here today.
His aides said there Is no
question about his willingness to
serve now on the District and
the Public Works Committees.
Effect Uncertain.
How his vote on the District
Committee may change its deci-
sions remains to be seen.
A majority Of its earlier seven
members already are co-sponsors
of the home rule bill. Action,
however, has been delayed to
await the Supreme Court ruling
on segregation cases. particularly
the Thompson Restaurant case
involving the right of Congress
to delegate policy-making powers
to a city government body.
He can be expected to push for
action on his anti-Segregation
bill, referred to the District Com
mittee last January.
This would outlaw the eXclu-
sion or segregation of persons
because of race. color or religion
in the public schools or in any
place of public accommodation
resort, entertainment or amuse-
ment in the District.
It calls for the presidential ap-
pointment of one-member COM
mission, at $4,000 a year, who
could hear complaints and issue
orders against discrimination,
subject to reviews by the courts.
Provides $500 Fine.
Licenses could be revoked or
v thheld for violation, under his
bill. and there could be a fine up
to $500 or a year in jail, or both,
for any one found guilty Of
forcibly resisting. impeding, in
timidating or interfering with the
Commission Against Discrimina-
ton or one of its agents or en-
ployes.
Assuming he will accept his Dis
trict post. there will be eight
members.
There are four Republicans:
Senator Case Of South Dakota,
chairman, and Senators Barrett
Of Wyoming, Beall Of Maryland
Evening star., 1953-05-26
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Evening star., 1953-05-26

and Payne Of Maine. There are
three Democrats: Nicely Of West
Virginia, former chairman; Gore
of Tennessee and Mansfield OF
Montana.
The eighth would be Senator
Morse, Independent.
Under the Senate'S new rules
this year, there were supposed
to be nine, but Democratic SEN
ator Willis Smith of North Caro-
lima, a member in the past Con-
gresS, resigned from the COM
mittee last January.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
1913 Hamilton st. NV.

OPEN TO-DAY. 2 70 DARK
% porch. % Screened back concrete porch,
Living rm., dining rm... kit. on LIST
door; 3 bedrms. and bath 2nd moor.
Air-conditioninG unit. already In
stalled. Deep back ySrd, Det. garage.
Excel. financing to . reliable person:
u: facks1. "a. 6-37O6 On premiScS.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
C-14 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont }

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MAY 81, 1853
Evening star., 1953-05-31

428 EMERSON ST.
OPEN TODAY. 2 TO DARK ,
Tapestry brick Colonial in very good
cond. Liv. rm.. din, rm.. enclosed
heated porch and kit. on. LIST d. !;
9 bedrms., incl. porch. kit. and
bath on 2nd a. Finished recr. rm;
INV. heat det. 2-car brick garage.
Can be financed to suit reliable
purchaser. See Mr.. Dye, LA. 6.2b7b
on premises.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
BETHESDA-CAPE COD
CHEVY CHASE
8 BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
nnTCE pTnTIrFn GO Q00

s BEDRMS., ZE2 bA1EO
PRICE REDUCED $500
ls43 LANGDRUM LANE. OPEN SUN
IT. Sparkling new brick home con-
tanning center entr., 23-ft. liv. rm
with frepl., din. rm.. all GE kit:
with DiSposall, dishwasher and
breakfast bar. powder rm. and
lovely rear screened porch overlook
ing garden on 1st A.: the 3 bedrmS,
and Q baths on 2nd fl. are nice
size: 2 sun porches. opening on bed:
rec. rm. with finished powder rm.
One-car gar; price reduced from
S32,750 to S29,95O. Excel flnanc-
ing. Dir: Out Wis. ave. 6 blks. past
Woodward g. Lothrop store to Lang
drum lane, left to property.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
GREENACRES
PRICE. $15.950

1926 BALTIMORE AVE. OPEN sun
DAY IT = Only $4,000 cash re-
war colonial brick home located lust
over the district line in Maryland
There are 5 excel. rms, and bath
incl. Q twin-size bedrms.. full bsmt..
With attrac. rec. rm., side scr. porch
fenced yard. Only 2 blks. to exc
Wisconsin ave. to Sears Roebuck.
left at Sears. on River rd. and con-
tinue 4 blkS. past Western ave. on
River rd. to Baltimore ave. Left ia
prOperty
Evening star., 1953-05-31
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Den and Powder Room
PRICE REDUCED TO S29.950
0127 UTAH AVE. OPEN SUN. 1t
THE BEST BUY ON OUR BOOKS TO-
DAY. Brand-new listing of this full
fm. with fireplace. din. rm.. mod
equip. kit. DEN OR BEDRM. ANE
TILE POWDER RIM. Rear screened
porch overlooking q beautiful Sc
CLUDED LOT on 1st FIR. There are
8 LOVELY BEDRMS. AND 2 TTLF
ditional bedrms. on Sd flr. There
Is a PANELED REC. RIM. in tht
bsmt. Lear garage. Only few
blocks from the excellent LAFAY-
ErTE ELEM. SCHOOL.
Nebraska ave-, right on Nebraska tt
Utah. Left on Utah to property.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
5414 KANSAS AWE

VI GN 0ON.y 44140 DE11CkA
This attractive brick home has ex.
cellent income possibilities; beauti-
full condition; recreation room,
built-in garage; location convenient
ton; priced to sell on terms.
RUTLEY & BAIR
TIT Q-6RQO
Evening star., 1953-05-31
47O6 GEORGIA AVE.

47O6 GEORGIA AVE.
Det. brk. 6-rm, home in very desirable
area. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, ant
powder rm. on 1St q. 3 bedrms:
inclosed porch and bath on 2nd q
Full dry bsmt. with. oil INV. d
Moderately priced with reasonable
oocT npEN To-Day 2 TIL DARK