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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Senate May Attempt
To Revive Health Bill
Despite House Action
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

A faint hope remained today
that the Senate may try to re-
yive President EisenhoWer's
health reinsurance bill despite
its overwhelming rejection in the
House.
Senate Republican leaders
said privately the matter of
calling up the bill still is under
study. Obviously there was
strong White House backing for
an effort to pass it.
President Eisenhower told his
news conference yesterday 'the
people that voted against this
bill just don't understand what
are the facts Of American life
He followed this up by send
ing to the Capitol a request for
Ia $25 million appropriation for
the reinsurance plan which the
bill defeated in the House would
have authorized. However, Con-
gress cannot appropriate for a
new program unless it is first
authorized.
Rejected 238-134.,
The measure seeks to- expand
the present health insurance
plans of private firms by setting
up a reinsurance fund starting
with the $25 million In Federal
funds. Health insurance organ
izations would pay premiums
into the fund and in return
would be reimbursed for rs per
| cent of losses suffered in ex-
tending coverage to groups
which might not now be eligible.
The bill, considered the key
stone Of the administrations
health program for the 1854
session. was turned down in
the House, 238-134 Tuesday.
House leaders said the measure
was dead for this session.
In the Senate, however, it was
learned that the G.. o. P. leader
ship had not completely written
OF the bill, despite q heavy load
OF work and an adjournment
target of July 81.
Chairman H. Alexander Smith
OF the Labor Committee which
has sent the bill to the Senate
floor. told his colleagues yester-
day the Senate should take up
the bill and pass it.
| Such debate. he said, would
demonstrate to the people of
the United States what. this
program is
Hits "Hysterical' Runaway.
Senate Smith called the House
action a "hysterical runaway
under pressure of political
groups" He said these were the
American Medical Association
and large labor organizations.
The ANA has "shortsightedly"
suggested that the reinsurance
plan is step toward socialized
medicine and the unions have
favored a compulsory Federal
health insurance plan, he said.
Senator Purtell, Republican, OF
Connecticut, chairman Of the
labor subcommittee which con-
sidered the bill, said in an in
terview he had been entirely
confident the measure would pass
the Senate.
1T is a good bill and good
program" he asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Frederick Imposes Ban
On Wafer During Evening

FREDERICK, July 15.-This
city yesterday banned lawn
sprinkling and car washing be-
tween 4 pm. and midnight in
order to save water.
The mayor and aldermen i'm
posed the restrictions after VIII
liam ]. Davis, water superin-
tendent, reported Frederick used
Az million gallons of water
Tuesday compared with a nor
NAL consumption Of "a to 8
million gallons a day.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BELLS MILL ROAD-Air-coole l.
bedrm. (16x16) rambler for Sl3.bO0
with $4,000 cash and $100 mo-: l
AD. 2:212l; ,cd J. LEO KoLB CO.
BffaEEs9pH@s BEDRNs.. 2 BATHS
-S23. 3.950-Large brick rambler OF
finest quality and In beautiful con-
dition; big kit. with dishwasher and
gps,, disgossl; huge @ screened porch, ;,,li.o NO
rm: and earden house; ise: closets
and big storage ettic. Excellent .lot,
70x113. in q lovely neighborhood in
the desirable Bradley blvd. section.
FRANK Q. PHILLIPS. OIL 2-7007;
BEraiiEsnx-cHET2 syriii n,i cihEva cHAsE-s rms.
2 bedrms.. bath. liv. rm., firepl.. lge.
din. rm., good-sized kit. 1st A.; 4
rms. bath. 2nd A.; full bsmt.; gas
h:-w.h.; garage; mr.. schs. OWNER.
BETHESDA, FARMETTE-Nearly new
Srisr large saS1rn Sedrms. On 1s baths. arrs % iiv
rm., separate din. area. 14-ft.
modern elec. kit only 4 miles from
Bethesda. Call OIL. $500 ewes.
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY, OIL. 6-7sOO.
BETHEsDA-s21.s5o. II you are
IS 25 years old, but has 3 big
bedrms. and tile baths. The living
and dining rooms are spacious. The
kitchen has been reniodeled and
has ample table space; o7.;st;x Located iIst tSt
very handiest possible neiShborhood:
Owners will make almost any kind
Of financing available. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411; eyes,. Wo.
BETHaIISSDA-New listing of charm
blvd; LIST a. has liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. step-up den, powder rm.; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths I'D; attached ga
rage; screened porch: nice level lot.
a real buy at $23.500: BILLINGS;
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. .2-2326 til
BzkTRiREs;DA, NAVAL HosP.-corner
stone and brick home with den.
dblc. garage and beautifully de-
yeloped gardens; Ewes, AD; 212121;
Iho KoLs SS; n Isaa.ifal ssa1S S s.
heat. nrspL: nns condition: Lse.
corner lot; aESsgRY J. coNNoR,
sRTaiEsna. INGi M a-isss; Msa s-s.dtm. e Srk
s:msler S:ms lss Zoo kit din dn area r.ymt i1
Eves: "a. S-Soei. RoBiNsoN,
sslDIEr IA aIEsl7 BLVD. AREA-s-D.drsm.. s
2-bath, modern brick Colonial with
through entr. hall. liv. rm.. sep
arate din. fm. and kit: full bsmt
with attrac. finished rec. rm.; rear
scr. porch; In desirable area within
walking distance Of grade and
junior higa schools. Reasonably
priced ct $22.600. Ewes, eall OIL.
2.D346. SAMUEL 3. BooLEY. INC.
cSHE'vHR IL CHASE, ND. ss2,5eo. .The
nsmasrre coo1,sI ls 1ns "n ssre ere. r.c.D
wonderful Kit. den. . 6edrms. and
de luxe bath: 2-car attached ga
this exceptionally fine home. ideal
for physicien. HuILNGSLEY RE-
Atty Co. EM. 2-2526 N 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE tsomerset,: $50. 600.
Rambler. IN . .new-house c0ndi-
tion. Has recep. hall, liv. rrn., din.
rm., 3 bedrms., 2 baths. de luxe kit.
With hTkist: area; I'd saFs6; a. screened
g sss. 600 e 1Sssr% sa SSC 5ones rsTsE lCyslE
CO.. En- 2-2326 I'll pm. "A
CHEVY CaAsE. MAINLAND. between
the clubs. lust west Of Ccnnecticut-
A beautiful l-bedrOom. 2-bath. red
brick. center-hali Colonial, nearly
new: has 2 dens and powder room
on LIST hoor. superb recreation room:
garage; ilne level lot: priced At
$38. 500. Call LEOUN q GERBER,
M. $4,000 I'll 3 pm.
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HOUSES FoR sALLs.L

ANACOSTIA--Nr. MINI. ave and
Geo Sc ise s9ps ..SS,:. .S afaSna1Z S.s roy Srsk
ss;.. &C.; iInsS; 1n.s posS;i pig gsTtset scRd: q ;
SS1DfS65EHSxyh yhErqHTs. Jus. oa south.
ern ave.-petaehed brick rambler;
Sd, SSed,!ls s,i siled ne ssth: ign y, b.9.,s geSs
OF rent 500 per mo. HARTMAN
AkA!IY. NC. 134B Good Hope I'd.
rosaERss s-iHHSi EkHadfs. rs asss7d sssl dA,l.u,,,
st-Vacant. semidefached brick; s
rms,. 3 lar1e bedrms. tlled bath. fun
800 per no. HAkTltAM REALTY.
INC; 1875 Coed Hope ID. az. IU.
isSi Y sf. s.k.-@S ksSi; roons ana bath,
neF Oh burner: pFies. S6.260. All
cash. IA, e.3c1a: OF, e-eg1o. IS
1n rns. % 4 %Sssh.s. ss 81 h..1n.. ne; s.r..5ed s5e
&ToUcaSY REzT 1fAIS go C
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RARaATN

BARGAIN
Ideal section Of Silver Spring; houses
around Il are selling for more; bio
rm.: side screened porch; fun bsmt.
with iav. and outside entr.: big lot.
Cal Mr.. King. JU. 9-04QI.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE 90.
Realtor, 1924 14th St., AD. 4-2005
1907 VALLEYWO0D DRIVE. e. 3.
Price reduced to St2.750. Lcvely
In Conn. Ave. Estates. Full hsut..
LEE poNNKrLY q SON
Ma. e-331o Realtors. Ewes. OIL.
A-4O1A.
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ESQ STATION for lease. sood Ioc.
$3.5OU. plus inventories. lnvest4
ment secured BY stock and equip
n1ent, Inquire OAKLAND ESQ. 1907
Marlboro pike Sc. i-6 pm. week
|CAFETERIA--soda fountain. on Pa.
ave: NV; seats AZ. strictly modern
THRIFT. Exclusive. i4lI Pa. ave.
NV. Ma. s-0743. -3
CAREY OUT SHOP-Loeated IN In,
dustrial and colored neighborhood
section. on sale beer. no kit. tables
OF chairs. all raper service. Same
HsT Sso Y viys Years sso rare casS Sa1sa50 dOwn g.
W. Z. THRIFT. Exclusive. l41l Pa.
RESTAURANT WANTED In nearby
va. q wd- doing at least $lo9.0o0
"a BEAUTIFUL HOME. plus $1,000
prop. and bus; Is rms. 4 baths q
car brk. gar; pres. inc. over $3.50
mo. plus entire 1st a.. for owner;
$50 900. $4,000 DIN. Ho. 2-532l.
TAVERN. nearby vas 5000 wkly.
Orsd tfade osss res esfr onsy Soss 1 maSe
priced I only 5000 with terms. See
YEoNAs REALTY. ia. s-2100. ia.
GR6CERY STORE. nearby va, doing
$10.N00 monthly business; all cash
sales, no delivery. no chain-store
competition: business showing ex-
cellent profit. Priced below market
value with terms. To INSPECT. call
Mr.. Brown with YEONAS REALTY,
IA. 8-2100. IA. 7-1243. -6
IDELICATESSEN, well established
business, same owner years, cor.
location. upper Ga. ave.. 5-yr. lease,
small down payment. RA. 3-2717.
RESTAURANT COMPLETELY equip
ped lease or sale, furn. apt, to rent
separately; wonderful opportunity
for couple. AP. 1926, UN. 4-9S60.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA, good
location for wholesale novelties, ra-
dio. TV repair and other purposes
Apply $40 i st NV, RIM. 10. %
SHELL OIL co. has for lease modern
service station. Ga. ave. and Park
rd. NV. Phone HE. 4-7O00. A.
| lCLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE
in large downtown apt. hotel hous-
ing in excess Of 1000 persons. Can
be purchased for 5000. Box 1O7.M,
GAS STATION. established business.
Good for mechanic. Small invest
rnanf OEnT nio dane ehurO rd ne re
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SpRING Valley

Lovely. large home. 10 the heart of
this incomparable location: 9 rms.
4 bathts. WILLIAMSBURG Colonial with
bedrm. and bath on 1st do0r. large
beautiful planted lot, this home could
ee @ DSss'1s We sse oess Y for soaas
S53.50O.
JOHN H. MILLER. Jr.
Realtor MA. s42E57
Evening star., 1954-06-03

WESLEY HTS $10,76O--Small but
very charming frame home in de-
nBhtful setting. In this unsurpassed
Joe. near Horace Mann school; be-
lieve II or not u contains 3 tplus Z
pcssi6Is 1 4thl -. hsdrms; and 2 !, baths. !, !.
eyes,. WO. 6-4754. %
WOODLEY PARK - Delightful and
charming brick town house in this
extremely convenient area just west
OF COnnecticut avenue; bedrooms,
2 baths, entrance hall. living room
with fireplace, dining room, excellent
Kitchen. garaee, hot-watsr heat; All
BER. EM. 10000 until 0 pm.
s-RM. HOUSE and basement; new
rsshestinf neauet t new Ds5ns roo NEU NY
5-72I7 or TU. 2-4563. 1921 colum-
bia st. NV. "A
28O9 Mckinley PL.. overlookins
quiet circle sell for S3s. 500. This
fine white brick. reduced to So, 300,
easy terms; newly painted outside
and in; sets Of fine. drapes and
rugs included. Three bedrms.. 21s
H.; in. bsmt.. huge recr. g.i rni.. nm maid 3 5
rm.. oil heat; big screened front
porch; MANY EXTRAS. Immed. pos
session Open daily, a am. to s pm.
OWNER. OIL. 2-652O. g.
GRACIOUS LIVING In true center
hall Colonial home with all rms.
opening from wide center hall. Spac.
ltv- rm. with firepl.. lge. paneled
study with powder rm., kit.,N dble.
oven elec. range, lge. family din. rm.
3 bedrms., 2 baths. up; third a. used
as comb: sitting bedrm. Lge. out-of-
ground bSmt. opening on beautiful
fiag-stoned terrace. Excel. shrubs
and magnificent trees. 2-car garage.
Close to schools. transp.. Rock Greek
Park. Very reas. down paymt. NEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor. EN-. 2-4232..
A. BEAUTIFUL HOME. plus SIS. 600
income; except. nice rooming house.
prop: and bus 13 rms, 4 baths; q
car brk. gar: pres. inc. over $3.50
sSssooSs Ss So spSl6 800 On. Ho. eSr sSssI soSSsi
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HOUSES FOR SALE--s.W.

$495 DOWN-POSSESSIO
8 RMS, 2 BATHS
600 blk. q st.-2 Kitchens. oil h.-w.h.,
/, 2 refgs.; beautifully redecorated;
BRICK sSrase; only S160 per month.
SURETY REALTY CO.
AD. 4-O531 Ewes, JE. 2-0259.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. modern. prosperous.
fast groWing. shopping center. Re-
tifinG. Box 2e2-M. star.
RESTAURANT AND DELICATEseRN
for sale. an III end had 20 close
uD the store; nice business With Z
see the store sall II. 7-Se6l. 0s
REsTAURANT..Deer and wine, long
s.sab: 1eishlscrnooa sl sseGs; s.:Sn;.ss seats So,
partnefs say they draw 500 VII.
each. Priced 10 seq quickly with
$4,000 cash. down. Bal easy. w. e.
THRIFT, Exclusive. 1911 Pa. ave.
nv. ma. S-o5zS. "a
RARBER sHOP-salO Or partner.
$4,000, Estahlished downtown sec
Sion. Union conditions. Boz 27S:A.
star. -
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KENW0OD
KENwoOD CLUB AREA

TRADES ACCEPTED
New brick rambler contain-
ing true center hall, large iv.
rm., separate din. rm, and
completely euuipped Kitchen,
large screened porch with en-
frances from din. rm. and
kitchen; 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
full bsmt. with built-in garage:
walking distance to schools
and transp. OIL. 6-6o52 ewes.
or OIL. 4-7170.
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FOR LARGE FAMILY
E6OR 0.L 0rH
BRIGHTwooD
JOSEPH KINsKY, Realtor

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
PRICE. S15.5O0
Attrac. 3-bedrm. 1-bath, semidet
brick home; full bsmt.; beautiful
mod. kit: excel. cond. Terms.
w b WRIGHT EN- 3-h6nn
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coronEn-PETWoRTH

HOME AND INCOME
Complete iyinr .on ist dr.. plus 3.
Yrn. apt. and 3 rms. on 2no door:
1880. with excel. financing; S2,-
500 cash REQUIRED. call sopen' Q tn
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KR. 7-leoQ
Evening star., 1954-06-03

SOUTHEAST SPECIAL
Beautiful corner brick bungalow; 8
to 2 rms. and bath for owner.
Plus 2 or 3 apis. equipped to rent
hW-h sn 5cGm fioTereS ysrI RrounS AZ nd $4,s .s
900 viii handle. Call Mr.. Bramble.
Ii. 3-6943. W
Morgan Real Estate Co.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SILVER SPRING

Attrac. brick rambler. recr. rm., patio,
beautiful garden; S19.500. terms.
502 LANARK WAY
Out Colesyille rd,. lust before Four
Corners. left on Lanark Way,
OWNER III 0-2H62
Evening star., 1954-06-03

Modern Realty Co., Inc.
QAOs Georgia Ave. Ju. 1880.
Small-Horne Specialists
Evening star., 1954-06-03

RoCKvMLN-S11, 500. 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod. liv. rm., kit. 2 Bedrooms and
2nd A.: full basement, gas neat,
outside entrance, built-in gsrage,
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-S11.95O
S-bedrm., semidetached Colonial. hv.
rm.. dining rm.. kit. on flrst a.; 3
to schools and transp.
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81 200. Full PRICE
HIIICREST HTS

HILLCREST HTS.
Designed for gracious living. here
Is your chance to buy one Of these
famous Yates ramblers-the home
that has everything. Must be SOLD
transfer Of Air Force oficer. Huge
liv. rm,. with dble.. picture windows,
large din. rm., 3 bedrooms. garage.
2 baths. quiet street. Trades consid-
HieHcsn sEis al tsG SouERGGsa usRRGHGlfssn:gRS5 gS s444s
Evening star., 1954-06-03

MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
specialist, Offering recommended tions
on best huvs in motels and sites.
Current best buy: $4,000 annual
payment. balance easy payments.
Others SIS 0OO to $4,000 cash
JOE H. THOMPSON
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
HOUSES 10 SHARE

COLORED-a LADIES 10 share charm
ing 3-bedrm. estate home with
mother and daughtef. Call Ev.
l-2Ozo after 2 pm. %
Evening star., 1954-06-03

s,ea5SSE. 5SE4E 4ERSNsg RSN1gSAo YoiJ ": AN AIqFFp qIFFponp
DO you plan to have chain fence
: around your new home? How
abGut storm windows and doors?
A knotty pine recreation room may
be in your plans; spare these ex-
penses. This house has all these
features. Call Mr. Cross, LU.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
FALLS CHURCH
ST. JAMES PARISH
MICHIGAN PARK
EOR SALE on RENT

7sSS Sf fESEEEEssoRE sEEs 81 81. EiEE ne.
yard. mod. kit. refgr. and many
other features Only $06 mo. To
reach. turn south on 8. Oak. ave.
ne. on 8th to Emerson.
1912 5th ST. NV.
nI 7-aRQh Di. 7-2434
Evening star., 1954-06-03

BEAUTIFUL wEsTGATE-Charminl
white brk. Colonial In delightful
setting; not far from the fine Sprine
Valley SHOPPING center and only one
block to the .. popu,ar -, Ws:t6rGOl e. 2 20,
! nice bedrms.. . baths on end d.;
rec. rTn., garage. slate roof; perfectly
besutifut condition. S27.5O0. FRANK
8. PHILLIPs. DI. 7-1411. Ewes. OIL.
s:BEDsM. COLONIAL, nr. Beth
6edrm. 5 nc CAPE "cS Cod. mr. nr. schools; S1e.-
900. No agents. OIL. 4-1029.
LIKE THE COUNTRY? One acre
(approx.), IN Quaint Acres, IL min
utes from Silver Spring shopping,
25 min. by fast bus to downtown;
ssufrounded ,,,, BY beautiful ,sa,sI homes
od SSis Sss saceptionaig Ia%Osr isrs.
ultrAmodern kit. with breakfast bar.
Their ador range and wall oven;
Bendix washer and dryer; fun bsmt.
with unfinished rec. rm.; 2-car ga
rage. Owner will endeayor TO meet
SEELLifg EfHE ifsn' wo sss sssoo sSS III aHGS PM l.
BETHEHDA, s17. 5OO-Three-bedroom
brick Colonial. walking distance
-o niH full r espt; rsrSAss ain; rm: nsE KIT;
bedrm. brick Colonial; fun bsmt.,
fun din. rm.: $500 cash. Assume
4e6 loan: SIS. SO mo.
S12. 2.95O-Rambler, brk.;
3 bedrms.; fenced lot; lge. liv. rrn.,
din; rsll; storage attic: $96e down.
les; modern Kit; screened porch
.s RR1ATYi1MoND j. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-6400 10. b-S66A,
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KENSINGTON
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3 LOVELY BEDRMS-. LIV. RM., DIN
ING ROOM, KITCHEN. FULL BSMT.
WITH EIEIsHED REGRSATIoN S1,I1 On
FENCE. STORM WINDOWS, VENE-
TIAN BLINDS, STOVE. REFGR..
DISPOSAL AND DI6HWAsHER.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
10. $4,000 Lo. 4-s546
Evening star., 1954-06-03

BETHESDA, near NIH--4 bedrms.. 2
bath. stone and brick Cape Cod;
liv. rm., din. rn., mod. kit. full
bSmt.; excel. cond.; block 70 bus.
Avail. July Is. $3.50 mo. Phone
WO. 6-322e, DRURY & JOHNSTON.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
THE EVENING STAR B-25
Washington. D. c.
THURSDAY. JUNE 8, Ibsa
KENWOOD AREA

NEW LISTING
Beautiful 4-bedrm. 2IIs-bath
rambler on large level lot:
fully equipped kit. with table
space inll heated isn't. sa-
IN. Priced In low thirties,
Shown by appt only. Call
Mrs, 'Vooton. WO 6-S9T2.
J. NELSON HUGHES
542O Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-o690
Evening star., 1954-06-03
FWO sTLyRR SPRING HOAIEs-(l

TWO sTLVER. SPBING HOMnS-!1l
6sms. 6S1nsA:SS lust on iosCSSS Block Ca ca. ave.
12J TIo-story home. 6 rooms, bath.
full bsmt., Four Corners area. Either
one 500 mo. on lease. RIPLEY d
ROMER. Realtors, JU. o-7639. Open
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Open Today, 9 AM. TIL z PM
MODERN CORNER BRICK

ga baths. 9 rms, paneled rec. rm..
full kit, paneled library. Sep. OUT
side entr to downstairs. Could
easily be used for 2 families. Excel.
s sGssS apsS Possession sss nea about :sn jun. kii i5
Inspect 1929 9th st. NV. Today
See Mr., Newell on premises. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Agent, MA. $3.50:
Evening star., 1954-06-03

04oB DOWN. balance like rent, buys
ies Ssss s Condition sEsn heHs nth trcn Cns
$1,000. Located copysnieniiy q
7-$oSo with II. PAUL HANNAN.
rae 18th ct. NV. NE. 6-41OO. --8
sEATHDETACHEU BRICK HOME; 6
Tooms 3 bedrooms. fun basement;
I 1-7606. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO. 1924 l4th st. NV. AD.
BgRKE So. ST. 1872 sBET; 81, 2 AMP g
sTSl 80, 2-EAMILSY DUPLEX;
Hlsn b2TH "a Avs 1NP PPoRcH,'; Isl nhs. II. III Is )
RENTED FOR S64.70. CONSISTS
oR z rms, KIT; PORCH, Wit. WITH
AND TILE BATH; OIL HEAT;
AVAIL. JUNE I: ONLY $3.50 DIN,
BALANCE LIKE RENT; WHITE.
pI. 7-6005. STEUART BROS. Dl.
7-2434. "a
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KENSINGTON, MD.

DOROrHY K. WINSTON & CO.
sr. s-O55S -''" % 10. s-744o
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BETHRSDA-1st-n. bedrm. and bath;
. nice bedrms. and bath on End n;
gorkeous lot with numerous plant
ings; Lear garage: full bsmt.. $16O
WRIGHT, EN-. $500; eyes,. OIL.
Q.S430 ID
Evening star., 1954-06-02
White and CoIored Students
Discuss Race Relations Here

because you like them and try to
forget what color they are"
Much Of the discussion focused
on dances, which the group
agreed were a key problem. One
Dunbar girl said complete elm
ination of segregation at dances
would come only as q last STEP"
But another declared:
Some of the girls win want to
invite every one to their parties.
I think ii viii go smoothly"
Liz Waid, president Of the
Wilson discussion group, who
moderated the session. suggested
concentrating on games like
Twenty Questions" and cha.
rades at interracial parties first.
School newspapers and similar
activities offer the best imme-
diate prospect Of improving race
relationships, she said.
Some people will be stand
ofish at first" said Miss Waid,
but eventually they'll see the
light"
Richard Tyler. jr., Of Dunbar,
urged that all citizens forget
groups and realize we are all
Americans. Juliann Bluitt, also
Of Dunbar, referring specifically
to the party question, expressed
confidence that it would work
itself out, adding:
II think we're worrying too
much"
Miss Mary Gillespie, teacher at
Wilson, and Mrs. Elsie B. Smith,
Dunbar teacher, sat in on the
session as observers.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
By jones G. Deqns

A group Of Washington high
school students has gotten the
Jump on official public school
race desegregation.
Students from white Wilson
High and colored Dunbar High
held q joint discussion meeting
yesterday. with race relations as
the topic. Afterwards the group
decided to hold more such bull
sessions and Wilson students In
vited the Dunbar youngsters to
q picnic.
Two student discussion groups,
the Junior Town Meeting League
Of Wilson and the Let's Talk It
Over Committee Of Dunbar,
sponsored the session. It was
suggested by Q Wilson student,
Effle Amber, and Anne Cassell
Of Dunbar, who met recently
after both won prizes in an
essay contest.
School officials approved the
project. The after-school meet
ing was held OF school prop
erty, however, In an activities
building belonging to Foundry
Methodist Church.
30 Students Attend.
About 30 students attended,
o majority Of them from Dun
bar. The students traded ideas
on improving race understand
ing and problems to be over
come. However, they didn't dis
cuss the mechanics Of District
school integration, due to be de-
bated today by the Board Of
Education.
No votes were taken, but the
consensus appeared to be that
racial integration win work, If
1t Is given q chance. 49,,
Senior Rec Baldwin, II, chair
man of the Dunbar contingent,
called adults the chief problem.
Children have no innate
prejudices," she declared. They
are going to do things they feel
are normal"
She suggested persuading par
ents of both races to become
acquainted as q good first step,
asserting:
Children will mingle Of their
own accord"
Donaldson Smith, another
Dunbar student. urged race-un-
derstanding efforts by churches.
II think the people Of WASH
ington have a great responsible
ity," he declared. adding that
if Washington could end race
segregation this would help carry
integration to Southern COM
munities as well.
Miriam Somers Of Wilson
warned that more is necessary
than avoiding trouble.
"Try to Forget Color"
It's not enough, she said, ito
feel you have to be nice because
80 and so is a Negro" This kind
Of feeling itself causes tension,
she pointed out, advising:
Seek out the people you like
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Senate 0k's Absent Vote
For Servicemen' S Wives
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The Senate yesterday passed
and sent to the House a bill de-
signed to give wives Of service
men the Same absentee voting
rights held by servicemen them
selves who are out of the country
during election time.
Another bill passed would al
low stepfathers and persons who
acted as parents for q least i've
years to receive death gratuities
payable after the death OF
servicemen.
These payments by the Gov
ernment are now limited to ac-
tual parents, to stepmothers and
to parents by adoption Of the
deceased.
Evening star., 1954-06-02

lnfonts sweaters, nyIon, postes, regularly
2.25 and 2.o5 les
ShowIs, rreguIors, nyIons and woods in the
group. If perfect 3.95 to sos. 2.5e
Silk ponties, small, medium and Iorges -
for 100
Lap pods, fIonneIette on one side. 8 for 100
Down stoirs Store nfons
Evening star., 1954-06-02
new 'ca|orie- Curve Control
wonder white, panty brief

Styled for sportsweor, Wonder
White with nodded in control
ponels for comfort and sIimnino.
Ponty girdle with eorters. T.95
Girdle. 7.95
Sizes extra small, small, medium
and large. Ask to see other PIoy-
tex oirdles. $50 to 0.S5
For your convenience Ploytex eirdIes ore
now coFried in our Down Stairs Store, Cor
set and Bro department, and at Bethesda
Budget Store.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
'Try to Forget Color"
It's not enough. she said

It's not enough. she said, Ito
feel you have to be nice because
80 and so is q Negro" This kind
Of feeling itself causes tension,
she pointed out, advising: T.
Seek out the people you like
Evening star., 1954-06-02

Gouze diapers, regularly II for 300. 2.3s
Gowns and kinnonos, knit cotton, posteIs /
10 A,s...s for 100
Sotin comforts, pastel coIors, regularly 3e5
3.35
Psse quilts, regularly 3o5. 2.ss
also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Conudu Gold Output Dips

OTTAWA. - Canada mined
4,068.516 fine ounces Of gold in
1858, a drop of 8 per cent from
1852 production.