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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

Personable Mrs. Whit
worth of 1900 Brinker
thinks the neighborhood
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OakvieW-Cape Cod Brick

Near NOL--nearly-new ) spacious
rooms eXpandabie upstairs, immac.
condition. 81 approved. Sl3.950.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,w.
BRIARCLIFF SPRING VALLEY

BRIARCLIFF -SPRING VALLEY
AREA - A Colonial showplace OF
in the finest residential location
washington has TO offer Spaci-
Gus center-hall plan, library and
powder rm.: lovely bedrmS.. ~
baths, on End hoor; nicely finished
3rd floor; huge lalousied solarum
aellshtiul rec. rm., with bar and
fireplace; 2-car garage; price in
s Ss eod many many costly extras.
Dl 7-l4ll; ewes, EN-, 2-996o.
BURLEIGH BRICK-3-pedrm. home
with screened porChes. gas heat.
garage and 8 exposures; a good,
GOOD value az SIG, 500. EveS.. WO.
56- -3S 20 j. LEO KoLB Co, AD
CHASE. D. c. Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette Schools
very close to this 3-bedrm !-bath
brick Colonial; reception hall, lge,
Nv, rm., din. rm.. kit bsmt. with
nrepl. oil h.-w.h.; this is an ideal
location; priced at S3:3,5OO. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO, EN-. 3-lsO0
CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD. off Mac.
. first- floor Sedrm Sou IT, nome bs Tt1n
roushed In above for . more bed
rms. and bath for the blessed
events; $1,000 cash and Sli0 mo,
may buy, Eyes, WO. 8-4s45. j.
LEO KoLB CO. AID. 2-2l00. .
PARK. S23,560 -- s.
yyear-old brick Colonial; liy. nm.
3 bedrms. and bath; built-in ga
raee; quiet street. Ia blocks to
Conn. ave. shopping Near Bureau
OF Standards, BILLINGSLFY REAL
JI CO. EN-, 2-2326; ewes. EN-
CLEVELAND PARK-Brick Dutch
Colonial; 2 bedrms.. ga baths, den,
FL FL I'm nrepls,. garase. OWNER,
81" l'l9' sat- Sun. and eyes,
MT. PLEASANT. 3l6s 18th st,
LeaV city lge. Low. home: IL rms.
baths; sacrifice, DU, 7-3I6s.
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW En,ov
your cool summer evenings on the
pig 'front.' porch OF this immaculate
and Bath R0@ 0e End i S5efpinE b.a 1HGm
lot 73xl90 with oreathtakine views
UP and down the Potomac Valley
Asklng S2I,n50 FRANK s PHIL
LES. Dl. 7-l4ll; ewes, OIL. A.
NR. DUPONT CIRCLE LARGE
mouse. suit for small hotel. organ
i hnsSa or guest house. no
OFF CONN. AVE. NV. Lovely
semidetached town house with pow
DER rm. LIST f., 3 bedrmS = baths,
rec rm., GARAGE; mr.. Conn ave
shopping and transp. S24,15O. Cali
III pm, LEGUM & GERBER,
CHEVY CHASE-Charming, 4 bed
rooms. baths. delightful Garden;
trees. S2I .50n.
CAPITOL HILL-Bargain OF the
century! Restored. 3 bedrooms, 2
pains: huge garden. Your own
ROCK CREEK PIX. AREA-stone
corner town house: immaculate con-
dition. Gil. ACT. AID. 1-2S15 lie
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
DO 1T YOURSELF

II you need space galore and are
putterer, here's a chance 10 buv
+-bedrm. home that needs
handyman A lovely wooded double
.ot. all large rms hot-Water heat.
finished rumpus rm in daylish.
basement The prize Is now Sia.a5n
on easy terms. Call us il you mean
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

COLORED--BEAUTIFUL newly dec
GRATED church. NV. see To Inspect
call Ii. I-5l31 all day sat, after .
Sun. and after Il wkdays. %
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BRICK-3-pedrm. home
with > screened porChes, gas heat
garage and $ exposures; good,
good value az $4,000. Ives. WO.
6-4S45. j. LEO KOLB co. AID
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Colonial Motor Hotel

FATRFAX, VA,
This fine motor court is Of all.
brick construction, is Colonial in
desisn, fronts on 3 main U S. hwyS
near ID e There are - we'll
furnished rms including owner :
apt. :, tiled baths. Il is affiliated
with the finest motel travel dtGAni.
cations This court IS situated on
over 3 acres Of sul.landsrapnd
prourd with wide ughUav frontage
II is reasonable priced for quick
sale For complete detail, please
call WILLIAM W JOHNS ION CIR
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COTTAGE OR SMALL HOUSE. IL.
rms shade, acreage: rony trans
Dl s-lJl7 weekdays except Wee
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BETHESDA RAMRI Err

SIS $50. yerv attractive
and almost brick rambler
with 3 excellent bedrms base
ment living rm With fireplace
and dining Il" excellent level
lot with unusual planting w.
p, WRIGHT EN- 3-j6OU I'll 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
NEW RAMBLER
WE WANT OFFER

Kensington parkway Beautiful
contemporary rambler 3 bedrmS.
4i2 baths. rec rm. with bar. Built
b. builder for own home. A home
YOU viii fall in love with Priced at
S34 a5O WE WANT AN OFFER Mr..
West. GOSS REALTY CO. INC. Ma.
S-l353 10
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NEAR ST Johns

RAMBLER BEDRMs-! BATHS
Fine clean, stone and brick home.
well located modestly priced with
terms. CT or conventional. Liv. rm.
with frepl din. area kit. 3 bed
rms, baths, bsnt: gocd yard for
the kids 10 plsv in. Call MA. S-644O
I'll q pm.
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FAIRLAWN

4IU Isth ST. Sc.
FIRST HOWING-Most out
standing corner brick, in wonderful
condition, with large liv. rm., DIN.
rni. ana kit. 2 beautiful bedrrs
nice large rec. rm oil heat fenced
rear va Priced to sell quick. with
10. 1-"aSu, With NJ PAUL HAS
NAN, 13@ 18th ST. NV. Me. S-4l00.
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Offers CT or non-GI the oppor-
tunity TO buy four-bedroom. one
and hall bath home in lovely neigh
borhoOd Convenient to schools,
transportation and shopping. Com
plete GE. kitchen Lsrse fenced lot.
Price Sl6.25o.
James c. Conley & Co.
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Horses! Horses! Horses!

This fine spacious rambler on
more than Ia acres has large
bedrmS. plus lSt-foor den or study.
oyerSlzed kitchen, full dining room
ana Twins room with fireplace II
you like 10 keen a horse or pony IL
has barn and fenced horse lot
500 1pg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

COLORED-?2I3 18th ST. N.E.-3-
rm ana oath apt available now
only $40 81 including gas heat. Ma
S-H34u OLIVER I CARR Rcaltor
CoIoRkD--FNCELLENT modern :.
btdrm apis IN Randall commu-
nifty, only SJ4 mo-: auto. gas heat
asphalt tile floors; pvt parking.
Call Ma S-A21; for details. Ia
PICK; iiv. rm. bedrm., tile bath.
mou. kit refgr. dinette. Venetian
blinds saS heat, S67 so. W. L.
SHIpLEY, 927 18th st. NV. MA,
S-l45i III
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-. REALTORS
123 10th st. NV. RE. 7-65s5
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CoLoRED-BRIGHTwooD

20-tt Colonial brick; side
hall plan. large rms, Diet.
GARAGE, sDotlesS cond.; full
osmt Sl4,a50, $685. down.
Call IA. 0-6S00.
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CT APPROVED

81 .4UU
BETHESDA: 3-bedrm. spac.. immae.
rambler, air cono., storm windows.
parquet floors; garden house, 4O-ft.
disposal, dishvasher. Open: should
be seen. it's terrific Out old George-
towr I'd, left on Beech 3 blks. to
$780,. III
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APIS. UNFURN.-VA. tcont. !
HARROR TERRACE

Newly redecorated / and . bed
room apis
For Information, apply Apt. /,
1901 Abingdon dr., Alexandria, OV.
3-34Oi. Ia
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COLORED-9- FAMILY
CORNER BRICK
RALPH D. COIN
TU. 2-9200
coLoRED-sth AND LoNoFELLow

Lovely 20-ft. Colonial brick,
. lge rms, side-hail plan,
"a baths, full bSmt., gas
h.-w.h. excel cond. only
$3.50 down CO. 5-4056 till
3 DORFMAN a. CO.. after =,
IA n-I13l Il
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Want to retire, a money!
maker. same owner over -
yrs VII sell at barrAin.
SIS, 400. low overhead; aI'.
gross nearly 500 a dav
over S,ouu stock: good Ak
lrtS and fountain Box ing-
n Gtar "a
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w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. tREALToRs)
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-44B4
MASS. AVE. EXT.

OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON
Brand-neW 4-bedrooln rambler.
built BY Kettler Brothers: located
on a wooded level. ia-acre lot;
ready TO move into. beautiful. big,
Colonial kitchen with breakfast
room 30-it recreation room with
fireplace. lac screened porch; every
thing for happy living Priced at
So 500 with excellent terms Cali
Mr. Walker.
Dir: Out Mass. ave. exten.. 2ia
miles past West Moreland circle
10 Bent Branch I'd. left to SOL
Bent Branch I'd.
KETTLER BROS, INC.
10
AID. 4-sl73 OIL, s-S05l
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BETHESDA
S18 $50

Excellent H-room brick Colonial,
Close 10 Naval HOSPITAL and NH
largo screened porch. Of living
room Fenced rear ward with Attrac.
tive planting Desirable neighbor.
hood Call Mr. M0ulton MA S-a3nu
yves EN- 2-65I' BOSS 4 PHEL PS,
INC 10
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SHOE STORE

Wumtn's and ChildrenS well estAb-
llshrd. doing nice volume: medium
to better Grade Need around go :
900 No triflerS Box .i1-R. Star
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COLORED-IT'S TRUE

ONLY $40 On, >5l PER MO.
Il YOU re set maxim ..uUnd
$500. DANDY Srmicct brick, new
home Cond wonderful kit hard
VoOG floors Venetian blinds gaS
heat fine bamt $1,000 in Brook
lane area Car Mr. jOnes, CON 4
CO. RE - t'3i. ewes. IA. g-uJSI
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COLORED
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
HOUSES FOR SALINE,

WOODBRIDGE BUNGA. - sl1.55O.
e3,5ju cash. Only ketch is-haye
you got S3,j50 cash? Excel value
Z. N, lIGHTBOWN. WA. G-l335,
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

$. ARA fine 5-rm.. o-bedrm, apt
entr. LIST n, 1 expos. parking: mr.
Pent; avail. now; $40. OF. 4-1561
So UP, utils incl. Close in: redec.
l-oedrm apt. in apt. bldg; mod
teiEr. and stove, auto. ldry. facIli-
ties; mr. stores and transp, EN-
3-5t'S days, EN-. 3-920S ewes. 20
ARL.--Westoyer. Sc. corner of
Wash blvd. AND N. Kensinston
81 -- ! -bedrm apt. LIST Ii front
corner. nicely redeCor. frs
Sanded., IN well-kept Garden type
DIGS heat turn. settled adults:
So %: al bus stop, vacant and
open. WO. 6-909a. -
ARLINGTON. lg. l-bedrm. apt with
" I'm. dinette. ana mod. XII
Plenty OF closet space. ldly and
parking facilities. Shopping ana
ouS lines within ! block. just a
lev minutes from Fentason. Navy
annex. and downtown Washington
vacant MAY ! -. incl. an utlis
WAKEFIELD MANOR. INC. Is 'i9
Courthouse "a Gail IA S-.aUl
from . am 10 ) IN Mon. thru
Fri kE. G-Si1l am. to q n m
eyes, Sat. and Sundays. ia
\. ARLINGTON: S65-iiyjns nm
bedrm kit bath, Eaf Adults
Heat ana water iurn Near Gus,
stores. kE. o-417l or KE S-6IS2
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HOUSES FOR sALs-s.E.

ALABAMA ANE.-FXcellcnt custom
buii, brick Colonial OF y rms fun
bsml with rec Tm saS h W h
lovely Kitchen Reas priced a.
>iH go Oil or conventional 7 d
b. RGESS 30 S-J30o. ewes,
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YEONAS REALTY

outstanding Downtown tunCheOnett,
Nu.unf 81 hu'lnr,S better than -
per day Aforementioned Seats 100
an bt buugh irasonably, 500
terms 10 responsible DeOnle
cE0n IAnNILA1
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RIGGS PARK
GIL APPROVED

h-rQom semidetached BRICK; full
concrete front porch. !iv rm. din
area, beautiful equipped kit. powder
I'm 3 bedrms bath Full recreation
rm Just reoecorated Gas h " h
AAncnor fence. Gail Mr.. ,Donbsi
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SILVER SPRING

. story s bedrm., center hall
house; corner lot; ] blk. from grade
school: mr. park ana - shopping
centers; price, SI6.500. Sat and sun.
Maryland Real Estate Co.
s634 Colesville Rd. Ju. q-5I0O
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lfTIRrD TO I'M COUNTRY
RAMRIkH MITn GARAGE ard nl

Rranf-ncw custom brick home
dcSienet Tor gracious family living
Jcn' han plan 2 arse bcdrms..
DIN " bath, dc luxe kitchen win
adio.ning laundry room Screened
porch on same level larse family
m ana "-csr GsrsGe on lover level
fun hsmt dc,ichtm nci2hborhood
pllcci ~ the go FRANK S PHIL
| MS o.. -. .nnE VI q N n,
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man grocery Ideal Opnortunity
STOCK and fixtures In good shape
Operated bv III woman, Priced cheap
Good terms
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SPLIT LEVEL,

New custom built brick. ! pedrmS.
IL bEthN, larg, dining I'm huge
kitchcu fulll equipprd Level lot
~ Branch ave $50 800 r y
BURGESS 10. S-33Gu; ewes, 10
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COLORED-Sl95 DOWN

Modern ! and 6-rm. Oct. and
Semidet, homes full osmt gas heat
fenced Yards Nc paymts ike rent
BERGMAN REALTY CO, ST. g.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

DclicateSSen located on main hish.
way IN Fairfax County Doing better
than =" 600 per week business All
cash trade no delivery Large of
sale beer volume Excellent nnpor.
iuoilV VIII support " families
Total price only ~" 600 "lh terms
Soc today call MIR BROWN
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OVerlookS the Sligo

A large home suitable for doctor
or professional person First floor
has large living room dining area
foyer entrance. large modern kitchen
and breakfast area Four bedrooms.
two baths on second floor STUDY
with fireplace. bedroom and bath and
front entrance in basement. Larse
loi tWo-CaT saraRe many azaIeas
includinE many shade trees. Priced
in middle twenties
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COPPERITE
DRUGSTORE

CANDY MACHINE OPERATORS
Call IA LISA to increase profits
BY merging candy orders IL
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Gil contracts invited Scmidet brk
2 bCdrps sep ain rm Kit eat
AREA tiled bSmg fenced yard Mr.
ALLlrLAnn ,aE l-LEn-
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRANCH AVE, Clinton, Md -
Gorgeous 6n-ft brick rambler; .
car gar situated on " acres Of
land manv added features S"3
800: terms 10 S-S44u, WEST d
DIXON REAL TORS 10
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N rIlduIe tNentieS
Close ParOchial School
Owner Leaving

Three bedroom brick rambler in
Immaculate condition Fenced back
yard. Convenient 10 shopping cen
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FOGGY BOTTOM

FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
UN t-jiIh or RF. .aIiGI
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COLORED-VACANT
WOODRIDGE-S495 DOWN

BIG HOUSE. BIG lot
Beautiful 4-bedroom home Ideal
iOl large family CompletCly re-
decorated floors newly Sandeu lge
lot hnNl,.S LOW, Low monthly
paymculs Call TIL . p n.
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
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De Luxe 2-Family Homes

Fer as llttle as 500. so per mo. inc,
aU ,utilS lge bedrms spacious
moo III gas h " h excel bSmt
faculties. lee lot located in popuiar
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S495 DIN.

Huffv and cal 20 see ms bcau'l-
III tapestry nrs home on the beau
tiful circle a. TN and Buchanan III
n V for 0rlv ~I"I. Concrete front
porch. lRc rms " rear porchrS.
full bsmt auto heat dct GARAGE
Monthly payments like rent Act
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KENWOOD

An attractive center-hall plan,
white brick Colonial situated on a
level lot in one OF Washington's
most sought-after suburban commu-
mites; living room, separate dining
room: kitchen: library with adjoin-
ms lull bath tcan be used as lst-
Tour bedrooms and two baths on
second floor, with generous storage
space on third; basement has rec
reation area, outside entrance and
lavstory. attached Gear garage.
ms me home represents real value
! Sio,nu0. Ewes, call Mr.. Tiller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

II2N F ST NV.
inside and out. Ideal for dwelling
and home occupation such as music
teacher. dreSSmakinE. etc. s rms
and , baths. Reas rent.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
REALTORS
1913 Goth ST. NV. RE. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

lite Colonial 3 bedrms., tiled
III. Sunroon, Nv rm. with tirepl..
rm sparkling kit den. bsn1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

NHENH VHASE, ID. c. Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette Schools
very close TO this 3-bedrm. .!-bath
brick Colonial; reception hall, lge,
Nv, rm., din. rm.. kit bsmt. with
nrepl. oil h.-w.h.; this is an ideal
location; priced at S23,50O. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO, EN-. 3-lS00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Chevy Chase, Maryland
4l03 Bradley Lane
Open, 200 to 600

Much thoueht has been given 10
this attractive center hall brick CO.
.onial WITH Il BEDROOMS. 3 FULL
MASTER BATHS. lst-FLOOR pow
DER ROOM AND DEN. A LARGE
BEAuTiFUL MODERN KITCHEN
AND BREAKFAST ROOM. STU
ATED ON A 200-FT. deep LOT
overlooking the grounds Of the Chevy
Chase Club. Do not fail to see this
attractive home.
Very close to Rosemary Grade
School and in Blessed Sacrament
parish; Full basement opening at
sround level 2-car built:in garage.
To reach: North on Conn. ave.
from Chevy Chase Circle TO stoplight
al Chevy Chase Club and left to
our Open sign.
ST, 3-7200, JAMES L. DIXON Il
CO. EN-. 3-3603 Exclusive.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
This very unusual brick house has
hall. den with fireplace, 3 bed-
rooms and baths on upper level.
A large living room, aiming room,
today's kitchen with breakfast nook
and bath on lower level
PRICE, $27,500
CALL Wo. $4,000 TIL 8 PM.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc,
F-LrIsUV
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Trick or Treat IN "FMntine PIGyiCear''
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES

Elegant Hobo with crushed derby and cigar.
Plaid cotton twill coat, red twill trousers.
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, 3.98
Gypsy Outfit in rayon satin. Red skirt, white
blouse, black bolero, bracelet, necklace. 'ker-
chief and mask. Sizes: S., M, L. 3.08
Bride Of the Year" in white rayon satin.
Elbow-length gloves, necklace, wedding ring,
tiara and nylon veil. Sizes to IL. 4.98
Superman comes with suit, cape, comic
book, membership card and certificate.
Gorgeous in gold, red and blue. Sizes 4
TO IA. g.98
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quires short-term hospital treat
ment remains unsolved, chiefly
because of the lack of adequate
hospital facilities.
His comments appeared in a
signed editorial-"The Dilemma
Of Psychiatry in the Nations
Capital" - in the Medical An
mails Of the District Of Columbia.
There are, he declared. more
than 800 qualified psychiatrists
here. Washington has become
known as training center for
psychiatrists.
With several new hospitals
built in the past decade, DR..
Lebensohn said, only one -
George Washington University
HoSpital-has included a PSYCHE
atric unit.
Constantly Filled
This excellent, but over
worked. unit of Is beds has been
almost constantly filled from the
beginning. There is usually a
waiting list. requiring up to 10
days delay in admitting a new
patient.
For this reason" he adds, "it
has been of little use in coping
with the pSychatric emergencies
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NLRB Tightening
Back Pay Rules

The National Labor Relations
Board is tightening its rules on
awarding back pay to employees
illegally fired for union activities.
Under the Federal law an EN-
ploye so discharged is due the
pay he would have earned at his
lost. job. less whatever earnings
he may realize in other jobs.
The NLRB announced a, new
policy in 2-l decision yesterday
fixing back pay awards due en-
ployes who in 1852 were found
by the board to have been lille
gally fired by the American
Bottling Co. at Corpus Christi.
Tex.
The ruling shaves down the
back pay to a total of about
$500 from the more than $l2,-I
900 recommended by NLRB at
torneys.
The most significant case was
that of one employee, a common
laborer. NLRB Chairman Boyd
Leedom and member Philip Ray
Rodgers ruled that he was due
nothino. instead of the S766
recommended. They said he
didn't shop around diligently for
a new job although he did reg
lister for work with the Texas
Employment Service and his un-
ion hiring hall.
Previously the NLRB has held
that registering with a govern
ment employment Office consti-
tuted reasonable" search for
work.
NLRB member Abe Murdoch
dissented.
The new rule is that "a con-
dition precedent TO any award
OF back pay is due diligence on
the part of the discharged en-
ploye to find other work. j..
This being so, with such dill
gence lacking, the circumstance
OF a scarcity of work and the
possibility that none would have
been found even with the use
OF diligence is irrelevant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19
HAIR! HAIR! CUT 1T OUT!

out a psychiatric unit is obSo-
lete before it is completed" he
declared.
General hospital administrators
often dislike the idea of includ-
ing psychiatric patients in build
ings with medical patients.
But, in recent medical meet
ings, psychiaGriSts have pointed
out that with the new tran
QUILTING drugs. violent or acute
ly disturbed mental patients be-
come manageable. They can be
placed in general hospitals with
out disturbing other patients.
Doctors have also pointed out
that for mental patient to re-
Iceive treatment in a general
hospital without stigma there
can be far more advantages thar
ito be sent to a mental institu-
ton. Although the public has
been educated a great deal, psy-
Ichiatrists say, there is still q
stigma attached to the mental
hospital,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19
District Man, 60,
Killed in Crash on
SuitIund Parkway

A man was killed last night in
a two-car collision at Suitland
parkway and Stanton road Sc.
The man. Ellis Neistsadt, SO, of
1885 Upshur street NV, was
driving north on Stanton road.
The driver of the other car.
James A. Robinson. 20. colored,
of 2635 Bowen road Sc, was 60
ing north on the parkway, when
the two collided.
Mr.. Neistsadt was pronounced
dead at District General Hospi-
tai of head injuries. Mr.. Robin
son was treated for chest and
face cuts.
Park police charged Mr.. Rob-
inson with unreasonable speed
and homicide pending action by
the coroner.
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Attorney. Comes to Aid
|OfMother in School Case

CALIFORNIA, Mo-. Oct. 10 up.
Assured of legal advice, Mrs.
Mary L. Schoenheit today chung
to her vow to fight Missouri's
laws on compulsory school at
tendance.
She had just returned to her
rural home from seeking the
aid Of Missouri's Governor and
attorney general. she said. when
st. Louis Attorney Ward Driscoll
Offered to help.
MI. Driscoll offered legal ad.
vice in Mrs. Schoenheit's efforts
to tutor her 7-year-old daughter
lat home rather than subject her
to what she calls the trained
seal" teaching available in pub
lie schools.
Mr.. Driscoll wouldn't say
whether he plans action that
would carry the case to a State
circuit court. He said he will
meet with Mrs. Schoenheit to-
day.
Mrs. Schoenheit was sentenced
to a IS fine and 10 days in Jail
yesterday if she did not have
her daughter Mary in school by
next Monday. After several
hours in the county jail she said
she promised to enroll Mary in
school. Her sentence was re-
scinded by magistrate court.
+ Yesterday, she saw Gov. Phil
M. Donnelly at Jefferson City
The Governor advised her to talk
with an attorney.
Mrs. Schoenheit also discussed
the case with Assistant Attorney
General Robert Welborn. She
asked him to investigate the ad-