davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SIS, 900 TO $4,000

house on left, Pine Spring. Falls
Church. Andre Bodor. builder.
$4,000 TO $4,000
Arlington area: 4 bedrooms;
2 stories. Lee hwy. to Quantico'
ST., turn left on Quantico st.. to-
N. Washington blvd. turn left to
s23s and 6242 N. Washington
blvd, Arlington. L. C. Mac.
Pherson, builder.
Baileys Gross Roads area: 81
bedrooms; basement; story.
Columbia pike to Baileys Cross
roads. right to Glen Carlyn rd..
right to Magnolia dr.. right tn
1929 Sixth st.. South. c. z.
King. builder.
Westmont area: 3 bedrooms;
basement: l story. Across Chain
Bridge, right / mile on Route
1913 to Westmont entrance; or
Glebe rd. to Chain Bridge. left
on Route 1913 to Westmont to l
Pine Tree rd.. Westmont, Fair.
fax. Engineered Homes. builder.
Arlington area: 3 bedrooms:
basement; l story. Key Bridge
out Lee hwy, right on Glebe rd.,
LEFT on Rock Spring rd., right on
George Mason dr.. left on
Thirty-third st. to SILT NJ.
Thirty-thiad ST., Arlington. Al.
fred T Vest, builder.
$4,000 and Over
Arlington area: bedrooms:
/ story; basement. Over Key
Bridge, out Lee hwy. to Glebe
rd., right on Glebe to N. Twenty
sixth st., left on Twenty-sixth
st. to Brandywine. right to York.
town, left 2 blocks to Dinwiddie.
House at 2807 N. Twenty eighth
st., Arlington. Fred G. Benin,
builder.
Bellevue Forest area: 8 bed.
rooms; / story; basement. Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear right and
follow parkway, continue under
Key Bridge to Lorcom lane, right
on Lorcom lane to Military. I'd.
right on Military I'd. to N. Pol
lard. right on Pollard to Roberts
lane, left on Roberts lane to
Peary St, right on Pealy to 5000
N. Oxford st., Bellevue Forest,
North Arlington. May Housing.
Inc, builder.
StratfOrd Hills area: 5 bed.S
rooms; 3 stories; basement. Lee
hwy. to Glebe rd., right on Glebe, |.
to Old Dominion, left to Wil-s
liamsburg blvd, left to N. Edison. 4
right to 3433 N. Edison ST., Strait (
ford Hills, Arlington. Klomae
Builders, Inc, builder.
Alexandria area: 3 bedrooms: /.
l story; basement. Drive over I
14th Street Bridge. continue on /:
Shirley hwy. to Ridge rd.. right !
to 4th traffic light, bear right on !
Russell rd. to Monticello blvd, !
right to 5o4 Monticello blvd,
Alexandria. Beitzell Construc- I
ton Co., Inc. builder. .
Lake Barefoot area: 8 bed-S
rooms; story. basement. Co
lumbia pike to Sleepy Hollow.
right on Malbrook dr., left on
Crosswoods to Lakeview and
Crosswoods. Raymond Spssnolo
& Co., builder. ii
Lake Bancroft area: S bed,
room; story, basement. Cos
lumbia pike to Sleepy Hollow.s
right TO Malbrook dr.. right to
4084 Crosswoods dr., Lake Bar.
croft. Mar-Bilt Homes, Inc.
builder.
N. Arlington area: I bed
rooms; 2 stories, basement. Lee
hwy, right on Glcbe rd., right on
34th, right on 35th st. to S501
" Vermont ST N Ar,inptoY1
John De Lashmutt. builder.
Lake Bancroft area: s bed
rooms; story, basement. Sleepy
Hollow I'd. from Seven Corners.
left on Malbrook dr., left to
Cross Woods DIR. to corner OF
and Cross Woods DR..
Ray Pelagatti. builder.
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TO 1000 Edsal rd., Fairfax
County. Magazine Bros, builder.
! Fairfax area: 3 bedrooms;
basement optional; story. Ar
lington blvd. to Fairfax Cir
Gle. left on Route 237 approxi-
mately /. mile Gust past Fairfax
Country Club to house at En-
bassy lane, GreeEway Hills, Fair
fax County. j. & M. Construc-
ton Co., builder. Builder has
other houses within the $1,000
to $4,000 price range in the
same area.
Falls Church area: 3 bed
rooms; basement: ! story. Ar
lingtoli blvd. to Graham rd., eft
on Graham rd. to 1920 Marc dr.,
Falls Church. M. T. Broyhill &
Sons, builder.
Seven Corners area: 3 bed
rooms; basement: / storv. Ar
lington blvd. Route SOD past
! Seven CornerS to Arnandale rd.,
left to 1906 block of ArLandale
rd., Pomponio's addition to Bel
| Air. M Pompo1.io g. Sons, Inc,
builder.
Herndon area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; l story. Leave District
cf Columbia over Chain Bridge
J and Route l23 tn Tysons Corner.
right en- Route to Route sos.
left on 606 to Herndon. Follow
Route % to south 2 miles then
left on Route 665 to houses on
Greg-Roy lane, Greg-Roy supdi-
vision, Herndon. T. Leroy Betor,
builder. Builder has other houses
within the $4,000 to $22.0c0
price Iange in the same area.
Vienna area: 3 bedrooms;
basement: / story. Leave Dis
trict of Columbia, over Chain
Bridge, follow Route 1913 to
Vienna, turn right on Be,llah I'd.
(Route 675 2 miles to Hicks dr.,
Chapel Hills subdivision, Vienna.
Edith v. Hicks, builder. Builder
also has other houses in same
area within the $4,000 to $22,-
600 price range.
Alexandria area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; story. Over 14th st.
Bridge, left on Mt. Vernon blvd,
right on Duke ST., right on North
Gordon st. to home at corner of
North Gordon st. and Uline ave-.
Alexandria. Louis Meltzer,
builder.
Holm Hall area: 5 bedrooms;
basement; / story. From Alex
andria south on Mt. Vernon
blvd. 2 blocks past stone over
head bridge to Wellington lane,
right on Wellington to Shenan-
doah rd.. left on Shenandoah to
New Market rd., light to home
on New Market rd., Holm Fall
Village. Fairfax County. Holm
Hall Development Corp, builder.
Vienna area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; 2 stories. From WASH
ington west on Route 211 to
Falls Church, turn on Route z
to Tyson's Corner. left on Route
1913, to Court House rd., left to
home 1T corner of Plum and
Battle SITS. Olympian Homes
Corp. builder.
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$4,000 to $4,000

$1,000 to $4,000
Alexandria area: 3 bedrooms;
split-level. Shirley hwy. left on
Franconia rd. to Telegraph rd.;
or out Duke st. to Telegraph, left
on Telegraph to Franconia. First
Construction Corp. builder.
Alexandra area: 3 bedrooms:
basement; ! story Shirley hwy.
to Ridge rd., Ridge I'd. to Russell
rd,. right TO King st., sharp right
to Janneys lane, left to house at
Janneys lane and Taylor Run
'pkwy.. Alexandria. Malcolm
Matheson, Jr., Inc, builder.
Alexandria area: 3 bedrooms:
basement; l story. Take No /
hwy. south of Alexandria, turn
sharp right at Penn-Daw Hotel
ana left on School st. to houses.
j. H. Poladi;n & Son, builder.
Spring field area: 3 bedrooms;
basement: l story. Shirley hwy.
to Springfield Franconia clover
leaf. turn right to Back Lick rd.,
right on Back Lick to Essex ave.,
turn left and follow signs 6
blocks to 1907 Essex ave,
Springfield. Crestwood Construc-
ton Corp, builder. ..
Fairfax area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; story. Route 211 to
Fairfax Circle; Route 237 to
Sager ave-. left block to 101 E
Berrett st.. Fairfax. J. D. Will
liams. Inc, builder.
Springfield area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; split level. Shirley
hwy. to Franconia overpass,
turn right to Back Lick rd., rieht
on Back Lick rd. and follow for
several blocks to Lynprook on
the right to $500 Floyd ave.
Springfield. Michilick-Di Maio.
builder.
Vienna area: 3 bedrooms Ex-
actly S miles beyond Seven Cor
ners, turn right on Cedar lane
proceed l W miles TO Oak Forest
Subdivision near Vienna. Mod
ern Structures Co.. Inc, builder.
Fairfax area: 8 bedrooms;
basement: l story. WeSt from
Washington on Routes 50-2I1 to
Fairfax Circle, lett on Route 237
l mile to subdivision on right TO
ITO Country Hill dr., Country
Club FILLS, Fairfax. Stafford
Builders, Inc. builder.
Alexandria area: 5 and 4 bed
bedrooms; basement; / and 2
stories. Shirley hwy to Seminary
rd. interchange, left on Seminary
rd. to N. Jordan ST., right on N.
Jordan to Taney ave-, right to
470l Taney ave., Alexandria.
Richmarr Construction Co.,
builder.
Annandale area: 3 bedrooms;
basement: and IA stories. CO.
lumbia pike from l4th Street
Bridge past Baileys Crossroads,
3R miles to entrance of "Co-
lumbia Pines" follow signs to
721 Roe lane. Columbia Pines.
Larchmont Construction Corp,
builder.
Mount Vernon area: 8 bed
rooms; basement; story. Mount
Vernon blvd. to Mount Vernon,
right on Route 235 for Ia miles
to job on left at Marshall dr.,
Mount Vernon Terrace Subdi-
vision. Fairfax County. NAL
colin Matheson, Jr., Inc, builder. |
Alexandria area: 3 to 5 bed
rooms; basement; / story and
split-level. Follow Mount Vernon
blvd. through Alexandria south 6 |
miles to Little Hunting Greek,
turn to right on Stratford lane |
to houses at Mount Vernon blvd.
and Stratford lane. Stratford !
Building Co. builder. Builder |
also has other houses in same |
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star Directory Of Homes: Nearby Virginia

The Star Spring Homes Direc-
tory for nearby Virginia, which
follows, contains information
about a comprehensive selection
Of homes now under way or COM
pleted in that area that viii serve
as a guide for prospective buyers.
I The list is arranged by price
category, with lowest-pric cd
homes appearing first. For the
convenience of readers. each list
ing opens with the general
ne: ,hborhood III which the house
is located, and contains direc-
tions to reach the house, as well
as information on the number
Of bedrooms. whether or nc.
there is a basemenL, and the
number of stories.
Fhe directory is provided so
that you can see at a glance
what is available this spring, ano
visit homes o. you. choice. The
exact price of the house comes
between tn minimum and max
imum Of the category. For ex-
ample. a house priced at $i4,o50
would fall within the $4,000 to
$1,000 category.
Since the directory vas in
itiateG as a service to readers
there was no charge to builders
for the listing. II. yol wish to
look at lists covering other parts
Of the Met; opolitan area, see in
dex on the first page Of this
Spring Homes Review section.
You may want to clip out all
the lists for use when visiting
homes of yoIr choice. and for
reference.
The nearby Virginia list fol-
lows:
Under $4,000
Alexandria area: 2 bedrooms;
story; no basement Duke st.
in Alexs ndria to Telegraph rd.,
half mile to sign at Elmwood dr.,
right blockS 70 Burgundy Man
or and furnished house at 3005
Elmwood dr., Burgundy Manor,
irfax County. ha.l-Iewis En- /
gineering Co.. builder.
Woodbridge: 8 bedrooms; l
story; no basement. Shirley hwy. |
ID miles to Woodbridge, turn left |
after crossing bridge ebout "a
mile to houses at Route s87-B,
Woodbridge. Woodbridge Bel |
mont Hom"s Corp, builder.
Alexandria: 3 bedrooms; 2 |
stories; basement. Shirley hwy.
to Lincolnia turmoil, left on Duke |
st. to S. Early ST., RIGHT to 1921
Usher ave. Alexandria. Ornstein
Dev. Corp, builder.
HerndOn: 3 bedrooms; l story;
basement OPTIONAL. Arlington |
blvd. Route SOD to Seven Cor
ners, right on Route z about 10 |
miles past Fails Church, left On
Route 606 to Herndon; or, Chain
Bridge I'd. (123) TO Route z. In |
Herndon turn left on Spring st.
3 blockS to Spring st. and Route !
606, Herndon. goth Century
Homes, Inc, builder. Builder also |
has other houses in same area
within $4,000 to $1,000 price /
range.
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3060 N. Oxford St.

ready for beovfg Nsve
situated wide wooded lots sig. They
The In The ebovs
bedroom with ende
Evening star., 1955-04-30
THE EVENING STAR Bill
Washington, D. c
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1888

Meadowview I'd. continue z
blocks to end Of Meadowview I'd,
house on left. Pine Spring. Falls
Church. Andre Bodor. builder.
Evening star., 1955-04-30

basement; 2 stories. Shirley
hwy. to Springfield Overpass,
turn right to first intersection,
turn right to 1904 Essex ave.,
Springfield. B. & B.. Inc, build
er. Builder also has other houses
in same area within 5000 to
$29, 900 price range.
Fairfax area: 4 bedrooms;
basement; / story. From l4th
st. Bridge out Shirley hwy. to
Duke st. extension (Route 1861
turn right and continue through
Annandale to Little River Hills
on right to Estel rd., Fairfax.
Randolph D. Rouse Enterprises.
builder.
North Arlington area: 6 bed
rooms; basement; 11a stories.
Across Memorial Bridge, Route
SO darlington blvd). past Glebe
rd.. 2 miles to N. Manchester st.,
right to homes in $500 block of
Third ST., North Arlington. Clas-
sic Builders, Inc, builder,
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APARTMENTS WANTED
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separate rooms: expert packing
Phone No. 7-0104. UNION STOR.
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LIGHT HAULING, loca, moving;
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TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9
CHESTER MOVERS. lge. or small.
We do them all; clean and careful.
81 3-S570, ia. g-oli5 ewes.
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates; exper men "a hr.; l-bedrm
apt. $50; closed vans: ins. LU. l.
MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payt. on your moving, storage.
Reas. Ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-14l6,
8"
ACTION MOVERS; lowest rates: new
padded vans: exper. movers. Call
any time. AID. 4-s1s7 or NO. 4
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU. 1861.
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CONTINUED on next psssI
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ALEXANDRIA

! bedroom. $50
9 bedroom. 500.
block 70 stores. theater and bus.
Minimum fare to Washington and
Pentagon
RIVERvIEW APARTMENTS
lllo N. Pitt st. TE. 6-es6e
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APTs. UNFURkIsHED-vA.
Presidential Gardens

Adjacent to shopping center and
schools. lovely lawns, trees and
front dr.. ample PIX, plus once
service, iaundries and storase in
your bldg New refrigerators with
freezer tops; Q and 3 exposures:
and Q bedrms.: from SIS. Con.
yenient for Army. Navy and Air
Force personnel Located on Mt
Vernon ave and Russell I'd. In
open til midnight.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

ARL- -CLARENDoN-Neu 2nd d. 2.
bedrm. DUPLEX: eonT. Sears, Pents.
Eon.. Nav Annex JA- 1851.
HoUsELIKE APT.-2 bedrms- IRE.
pl, in liT- rm. incl. hack porch, lEe.
"a: close 70 everything. IS Minis.
s215 y 2 .Tii,.sd1 Gii sd1o hISs mo. JA 6-SsS7o'
NEW. DE Luxe a-BEDRoOM duplez
hldg.; lee. GE kit. dishvasher,
Pentagon and airport. Otis 4-a56O.
905 22nd st 8. Arl. To-
WEsTOvER AREA. $50 SO, for this
1-bedrm. apt. in popular section
Of Arlington: conV. to shopping and
buses. CAL Monday. IA. 2-l66l.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APARTMENTS
II and 2 bedrooms. unfurnished.
gu utilities included; prices range
slSR SflE x eRoo% eGIeSsi. RsztrS gI1i gay CO. :
Fails cSGuRcH - 1-bedrm. apt.
Essr nss' Pee eRa ssaSO ifiI fB: i1fss4 ri SCI Of
lss1 h e2LyEsr, jus. one nh.
reconditioned throughout; ss7 so.
Can Res. Msr, ia. 7-512i or DI.
sias, H. n. 10th RD.-1 bedrm' ii svsil.
able nov; S69. Call Res. Mgr. IA.
n. 'eFaici THOMAS ST. ARL.-e-6edrm
apt; Ss7 so. incl. all utils. Call
earetaker. ia. 5-64s3 or DI: Z
SEVERELY PLAZA SECTION, ALEX,
good location for bed
rm. apts.. S65. Call Res. Mgr. OV.
3-2093 or DI. 7-774O. Ill
ALEXANDRIA. va; 3-bedrm. home
playground. individual basement.
Westinehouse washer and dryer,
refrigerator. garbage disposer and
garden; bus. shopping. schools
close by: 8 minutes to Pentagon.
Open 8 to daily. incl. Sundays.
Warwick Village. Mt, Vernon and
Kennedy SITS. TIE. 6-69l2.
ARLINGTON-S7I.50
27I2 N. PERSHING DRIVE
-BEDRM. APT. INCLOSED PORCH
SAM ROSEY AD. 4-2700
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Financing Steps Token
For 1,5H Housing Units

The National Capital Housing
Authority has authorized execu-
tion Of financing arrangements
with the Public Housing Ad-
ministration in another step to-
ward construction of 1,571 new
public housing units here at an
estimated cost of $19,362,759.
Executive Director James Ring
said the proposed agreement
would be submitted right away,
possibly today.
Approval Of the Districts
workable program" of clearing
slums and improving living con-
ditions by the Housing and
Finance Agency is still pending.
This is needed in order to obtain
Federal help in financing the
new units.
The housing law requires filing
of an acceptable outline OF plans
as a prerequisite to Federal aid
in urban redevelopment. The
District submitted its program
June 8.
The 1900 new units will be
needed to house families expected
to be displaced during the first
three years of the Districts city.
wide urban renewal" program
Tentative project names and
vicinities are as follows:
Parkside Addition, AnacoStis
avenue and Hayes street NE, Al
units; Lily Ponds. Kenilwortt
and Eastern avenues NE, AZ;
units; Benning road, Bennine
road and Forty sixth street Sc.
274 units; Stoddert, Ridge anc
Anacostia roads Sc, 200 units
p Street. P. @, Second and Hall
streets S.W., l42 units: Florida
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Memphis Will Build.
Its Own Power Plant

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June "a up.
The city of Memphis has
decided to build its own electric
plant father than accept power
from Dixon Yates. So what
happens now?
The city commissions move
yesterday was the ace in the
hole for hackers of the Tennessee
Valley Authority who bitterly
oppose any tieup with the pri-
vate power Dixon-Yates combine
A new congressional attack on
the controversial Dixon-Yates
contract seems virtually assured
The controversial Dixon-Yates
contract was conceived to pro-
vide electricity for the Memphis
area, replacing iva electricity
used in atom plants.
1t was brought forth when
TVA said that by 1858 it would
not be able to meet the area S
power demands and asked con
gressional authority to build a
new steam electric plant. Con-
greSS said no.
The Eisenhower administration
said the Dixon Yates plan to
build a SLOT million generating
plant across the Mississippi Riv-
er from Memphis would take
care of the power problem with
out requiring Federal loans.
Dixon-Yates power would be
fed into TWAS public power here.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

|and the Atomic Energy Commis-
sion would pay the bill under
la long term contract.
When the Dixon-Yates plan
apparently hurdled all congress
sional obstacles. the Memphis
city commission moved to build
Its own 500 million generating
plant.
Meeting in special session, the
commission ordered the munich
pal utility division to "act with
all dispatch" in getting the plant
into the construction stage.
Mayor Frank Tobey said the
steam plant will be a 600, ,000-kil-
owatt facility erected on the
Mississippi River. It will be COM
Ipleted, he said, before Memphis
contract with the iva runs out
June l. 1858.
The proposed 600, ,000-kilowatt
output is much more than the
city's present need.
What happens now?
Nothing. Representative Gath
ings, Democrat, of Arkansas said
last night. This will in no wise
affect completion of the Dixon
Yates plant at West Memphis, "
he continued. 1.-THE power will
be vitality needed in the latter
part Of 1857 and 1858 for Acc
purposes as well as for general
use in the iva territory"
Evening star., 1955-06-24

however, has no jurisdiction over
the Federal District Court.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
of District Court defended the
House bill to set up a branch
lof Municipal Court to handle
domestic relations litigation. He
made a brief reply to charges
laid against the bill by most
witnesses. contending m any
distinguished organizations in
Washington support the Mu-
InIcipal Court bill.
Speaking for the District Bar
Association were Earl H. Davis,
John Alexander. Ward B. Nc
Carthy, John j. O'Brien and
Arthur j. Hilland. The Wash
Iington Bar Association joined in
opposing the bill. through Rich
ard r. Atkinson, a member OF
its Legislative Committee.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

ord was held open for further
statements.
Pending before the subcom-
mittee are two bills to transfer
domestic relations cases from
the Federal District Court to a
branch of Municipal Court. One
of these has passed the Senate.
A third measure to establish
a separate family court, also Is
before the Harris unit.
During the second hearing for
opponents yesterday. five spokes-
men for the District Bar AsSo-
citation and one for the WASH
ington Bar Association attacked
the pending bills, insisting do
mestic relations cases should be
kept in District Court. Three
more judges were urged for the
purpose. The House District
Committee. it was pointed out.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

avenue NV, $50 units; Hopkins
place. Twelfth, Thirteenth. L
streets and Potomac avenue Sc,
1853 units, and Sheridan road and
Nichols avenue Sc, 1873 units.
The first four projects were
by the authority as to
general locations yesterday for
specific site study by the Ma
'tional Capital Planning CommiS-
sion and the District Commis-
sioners.
Meanwhile, the authority made
its final payment to the District
in lieu of taxes for the current
fiscal year. The payment was
$50, ,0O6.16. made on behalf of
five low!rent housing properties
constructed from 1889 to 1941.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
''FamiIy!Court'
Foes Testify

The House District judiciary
subcommittee today had under
advisement controversial legis-
lation for transferring jurisdic-
ton of domestic relations cases
from the U. s. District Court for
the District of Columbia to an
other tribunal.
Hearings were concluded late
yesterday by the unit, headed by
Representative Harris, Demo-
'crat. of Arkansas. But the rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11

Robert r. Kennedy, chief coun-
sci of the Senate investigations
subcommittee who recently re-
turned from a trip to Rus
STA, last night reported racial
segregation in the schools Of
Soviet provinces in Central Asia.
Mr.. Kennedy and Supreme
Court Justice Douglas visited
IBaku and the Caspian Sea area
and continued on into the mys-
ferrous lands Of Soviet Central
Asia-Turkmenstan. Uzbekistan.
Kazakhistan and Kirghizstan.
They had applied annually for .
Soviet visa since 1851, but with
out success until this year.
Mr.. Kennedy said European
students are segregated from
Asian pupils in the schools Of
Central Asia. Yet. the Russians
with whom he talked regarded
the worst aspects Of American life
as "treatment Of the Negroes" he
said.
He added that they also were
concerned over women's rights in
the United States. despite the
fact that all about him he found
Russian women on manual labor
Jobs, operating large machinery
| and working in the fields.
Visits Farms
Mr.. Kennedy. delivering the
seasons first CASTOR Lecture at
Georgetown University. visited
about a dozen state and collective
farms.
The difference, he explained.
lis that the state farms pay SAL
aries to the workers. while on
collective farms, the profits are
divided among the workers. The
minimum state farm salary Is
equivalent to about $1,000 q
year. although some earn as
much as $4,000 annually. On
collectives, the average is about
5000 rubles, or less than $700.
He said the production Of their
cotton farms compares favor
ably with that Of irrigated cotton
farms in the United Stataes.
Many farms are mechanical. he
said, and some Russian farm
machinery is far better than that
used In the United States.
However, farm labor efficiency
lin the Soviet is low. compared 70
American standards. Manpower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11

Garrison lost his life when he
fell through the roof into the
fire.
The unit. under the direction
Of sergt. r. H. Lewis. displayed
outstanding teamwork in an
effort TO cool the area into which
Pvt. Garrison had fallen" while
other members Of the company
cleared path TO the fireman.
Fire Chief Willard H. Sutton
and Herbert M. Pasewaik. asso-
citation president, viii take part
in the ceremonies.