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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEX, VA.-SI,5 800 down and san
per mo. will buy nice brick row
mouse; Close To buses. Shopping.
schools. Pentagon; immed uoss.
K. M, POSNER. OF. Ash.
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia Hills; $3.50
uown---Asbestos shingle rambler:
large HANDICAPPED lot; 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath: vacant. immediate pos
session; Call BELL REALTY CO.,
= Brick semitetached
on q large corner lot with Anchor
fence, wall-to-wall carpeting. 24-in.
attic ian. 24-ton Chrysler air con-
dltloner, storm windows, automatic
washer, storage attic. 2 bedrooms,
tile bath, large living room, fully
EQUIPPED Kitchen with breakfast
space. All this for only S1O.75O
and only $3.50 down. BELL REALTY
CO.. XII. S-lS6S.
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SO y Rss SaskI ]. oI.s s..sE a GY..aoo
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FULL PRICE s5.95O-Raise chickens
on this large fenced lot OF 1OOxl2O
Modest 2-bedrm bungalow; only
$3.50 cash and SIS per mo. Call
I'll pm. WA, $4,000. ROBT, s,
DAVIS A CO.. INC.
DIPLOMAT LEAVING COUNTRY,
must sell Immediately. nice air-eon-
ditioned brick rambler: close 10
shop center. school and transp.
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AhLINGTON-LY0N PARK ABBA
NICE comfortable home in con-
venlent location. Spacious living
room and dining room. 3 bedrooms
trees. detached garage. Mr.. schoois
bus and shopping. Immediate
possession. $15,500. To reach: Ont
arlington blvd. to Pershing DR..
right on Pershing DIR. to N, Edge.
wood, left on Edgewood 5 SQUARES
TO No. 135 and open sign. Open
e neTlnp. III o. GEORGE T.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Attention. Andrews Field

Brick rambler, year old: 3 bed
rms. fireDl.. fun bsmt.: 250-ft. lot
Trees. bees. birds. etc. LIST time Of.
i win e eet you sDl no.
where, so be FIRST to nab this al
Is sq4 that ne gcOdl, Mr.. KITCHENS
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Non-vet. Lovely. , bedrms.. / bath
and powder rm.. full bsmt., fenced
yd: semldetached mod. brk. More
down payment. tn. 2-37Sl anytime
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
-. P0M iP5IjISJil51'''
PRESENTS
"T" Bone Steaks

A-sizzling away by Nom, in big
&c luxe kitchen, q log fire a-crackling
IN liv. rm. hrepl., baby a-slumberinE
away In bedrm.. Pop a-nappinR
before dinner in another bedrm', and
the Ord bedrm. thank goodness is
being raised in basement recr. RIM
BY the small fry, and there goes
Ftdo after the house cat who has
been sampling some of his dog food
ana now more excitement. company
is actually arriving on time, we
would also Ike to mention-2 full
paths. carport, large terrace. Cali
= acr Of natures beauty This
pretty gem will give you pile OF
good living and only $1,000. GI
approved. call IA. 7-66aO.
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VISIT
I.EWISnAIE

LOOKING and hoping9 To and 4
bedrms,, 2 baths. full bsmt.. rumpus
rr,s IN an all brick Cape Cod home
developed home on A 65xi 50-ft iot
II you call now. HE $4,000. well
arrange an inspection for you.
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EAT YOUR
TURKEY HERE
gTQNI EEqLrsH TUDOR

- btDtvOtIk.--5 BAIHt
hal, s.sxpos Nv. IN. stone nrspl
eaBip ~. i5xiz. bedrn bath. 2ne
~, ine bedrms iEe ci0ssts. bath.
fun 61ut 1876 paneied rec IN
atcna nfenI oath 9-cnf eafaae
LUCILLE COOK
~. a-5272 ~. 1854
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Live Modern

TO the nth degree. Every room will
leno itself to a very interesting fur.
nlture arrangement. This Charles
"a GOODMAN designed contemporary
lty. Three bedrms., III baths. nv
rm. with flfepl.. family room" and
carport on Ia-acre lot. Truly 4
prize-winner in this exclusive area
81 modern homes. Only S17,75O, So
Gown. military, FLA; other terms
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LOHR
LOAN TROUBLE?

LOAN TROUBLE!
THERE'S none herel We have this
nanced with 4 Sl4.25O first trust at
%, only S94.15 per mo. You need
lust ~. 900 to move in. Full price
S17, $50. 1t has full bsmt., S0x1iO-
II. level lot--don't be sorry. ask to
see i now--today--by dialing HE.
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BIG FAMILY?

~ - AAt4441 II
You'll love this five-bedroom,
brick Colonial, Just two blocks from
tloWer shopping center. elementary
scnool and bus: features large FAM
Ivy kitchen. dining room. powder
room on ist floor, plus bath in base
wooded i Es;ae ssS. o5SS'a Fasei lSo-ft'
a Bedrms., S18,95O
Fireplace in living room. separate
alnlng room, den, two baths, fun
osbsn wal-to-wall carpet; many
1857
Start the new year right by en-
LYME tSyrse ne IN this, better-than-new
featuring a comfortable living room
large dining ell. cheerful kitchen
WIN dinette space. one bath. pull
gown stairway to storage attic, filll
basement with lavatory ana outside
exit. This home is approximately
swO years Old: tue owner has taken
the. laniscaping Of the pro SsypS'
and has installed the best Storm
windows and doors that money can
puy; All this offered at q true ar
praisal value Of $1,000. GI-FHA
Or conventional sale. For a treat
INSTEAD, q a treatment, see this
James G. Conley & Co.
1926 Ga. Ave. JU d-4I34 IN o
CHARM WITH ECONOMY
Brick rambler-Spacious living
rm.. large kitchen-dining combina-
ton. 2 bedrooms and bath: bsmt
sioe porch: storm windows; close to
shopping. Price. SI2.D50.
RAMBLER
Unusually clean home featuring
large liying-dining combination
Kitchen with table space; 3 we'll
proportioned bedrooms and bath.
Eecr. rm.. outside entrance. Beauti-
ful lot. Price, S16.95O
WOOD CO., Realtors
1115S Georgia Ave. 10. 4-72OO
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$1,000
SPECIALS

GREEN MEADows-Three bed
rms. liv. rm. din. rm., kit. bBmt.
and gar pymts. Si02 80 per mo.
GREGORY EsTATE5-Thfee bed
ms cor lot; = hars. set-up; pymts.,
500 per month.
BRENTWOOD--Brk.. 2 bedrms.
expansible attic, bSmt. gar, fenced
yd' pymts, $50 per month.
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JOSEPH J. KRoTO WA 7-4g56
OPEN / TIL 5
ROGERS HEIGHTS
1919 55th PLACE
Newly decorated coionlal. in i'm
macuinte condition LivlrW room
with fireplace famiiy-Elxed diring
room; modern Kitchen with az luxe
range ana disposal 3 Well-propor-
toned bedrooms and bath. fun base
ment with darkroom. wooded yard
$500. Directions out Edm0n-
ston I'd. % Emerson A.. right 10 55th
n.s rlght 70 home. kORZEN-
DoRFKR. Oh. t-s1ii 81 .
Def. 2-APT. BLDG.
Zach apt has ; bedrms.. SEP. ain
I'm, and mod kit, Storm Window
and doors Eas h.-Wh yta5 500
Convenient terms. Good rental dis
Sparks Agcy., Realtors
pU 7.eaes NO. T-s47s
vaeant-Detached Brick
4 Rooms. = Bath
Coimaf Manor
39nb flrd Ave
1895 DOWN-MOVE IN
cai oNNER d. 7-s4f5. ~. b-ep07
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CONGRESS HEIGHTs-s10.0 900. 81
gas heat; immed. possession. $500
down and assume unpaid balance.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Reaitor. 10.
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MCLEAN year old, 4-bedroom, @
WITH EXTRAS. Formal dininS
nm, huge kitchen, bedroom and
bath on flrst, full basement with
recreation room, screened porch,
detached 2-car garage with studio:
lovely l2-acre level lot. CROWELL
q CO., INC. 216O N. Glebe I'd,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. Devonshire area-Beau-
level rafnblers: large lots. electric
Kitchens. best constr: enormous
closet space: S26.9b0. JU, 0-349O:
ewes 10 b-4S(l0
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lENEN CORNFR8i E25. 800 OIL
bedfms.. baths. y acre. . chars
ing cuttoul-ogilt rambler On Bufaio
stf porch fan bamf hasea0ard
NV h., euiit-in aafars fenced rear
yafd imnrd p1ar LUCILLE COOK
~. 2-3271. ~. z-fSe4.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-27
Service Slants

AUGSBURG, Germany - Army
Pfc Donald L. Welch, 10, son of
Mrs. Violet Welch. 220 May street,
Dover, Del, recently participated
in field training exercise with the
18th Airborne Division in Germ
any.
Welcb, an ammunition handler in
Service Battery of the division S
675th Airborne Field Artillery Bat
talon, arrived overseas in Febru-
airy of this year. Before entering
the Army in August, 1854, he work
ed for the International Latex Cor
poration.
WASHINGTON, d. C. y Private
Edward Hadley, Jr., whose wife,
Betty, lives at Sunset Height, Lau-
rel, Del, recently was picked to
serve in the Sd Infantry Regiment.
the Army's top ceremonial unit, in
Washington, d. c.
The Sd, the oldest active Army
regiment, performs at military fu-
nerals, parades and wreath layings
at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier. Members of the regiment
maintain 24-hour sentry duty at
the tomb.
Hadley entered the Army last
January and completed basic train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. G.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hadley, sos Wolf street, laurel he
was employed by the Phillips Pack
ing Company in civilian life.
FORT BLISS, Texas - Second
Lieutenant George e. Matthews,
%, son of Granville Matthews, 728
Thompson street, Seaford, Del, re-
Gently was graduated from the Ar
mys Anti-aircraft Artillery and
Guided Missile School at Fort
Bliss.
He completed the anti-aircraft
artillery officers basic course. The
12-week course included training
with the radar-controlled Sky
sweeper gun.
Lieutenant Matthews, a member
of Omega Psi Phi fraternity, was
graduated from Hampton (Va.) In
stitute before entering the Army
last March.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-27
Census News

Special questions, designed to
provide information on the num-
Der of persons who have more
than one job, will be asked in the
July Current Population Survey,
according to Supervisor Robert N.
Scheller of the Census Bureaus
district Office at Baltimore. which
will participate in the survey.
Similar questions asked in the
Current Population Survey six
years ago revealed that approx
mately three per cent, or 1.1S mil
lion of the 81 million persons en-
ployed in July 1850. held more than
one job. Employment on more than
one job was relatively more fire.
quent in agriculture than in nom
agricultural industries with nearly
nine per cent of all persons work
ing on farms having another job
while only three per cent of per-
sons in non-agricultural industries
held more than one job at the same
time. In most cases the secondary
Job was in different line of work
from the primary job.
The special questions on second
airy jobs will be in addition to the
regular monthly inquiries on en-
ployment and unemployment. Cur
rent Population Survey informa-
ton will be collected locally dur
ing the week of July 16 by Mrs.
Pauline Mustard of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-27
Coast Guard Drafts Regs
For New Safety Law

Striving to promote greater ma
rine safety for millions of Ameri-
cans, the United States Coast
Guard han concluded a preliminary
draft of regulations for Public Law
519 which will affect more than
5000 passenger vessels presently
immune from inspection laws.
Under the new law, all vessels
must be inspected by the Coast
Guard if they carry more than six
passengers for hire and are in
these categories: ID mechanically
or electrically propelled vessels of
is gross tons or less, and vessels
of over and less than 100 gross
tons not over 65 feet in length; ~
said propelled vessels of 700 gross
tons or less; and 90 non-self-pro-
PEELED vessels of 100 gross tons or
Jess. Exceptions are public vessels
of the United States or any for
eign state and any iifeboat form
ing part of a vessels lifesaving
equipment
Public demand for the broader
safety measures resulted from hun
dreds of lives lost in casualties to
uninspected passenger vessels over
the past several years.
The proposed regulations, sched-
uled for publication in the Federal
Register this month, will be dis
cussed at public hearing early III
September in Washington, ID. G.
After consideration of the views of
all interested parties, which may
be presented either by mail or in
person at the hearing, the regula-
tions will be revised and published
in the Federal Register. They will
become effective six months after
publication.
Copies of the proposed regula-
tions in the form of an agenda for
the public hearing may be obtain
ed by writing to the Commandant
(CMC), Coast Guard Headquarters,
Washington rs, ID. c.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-27

During the 20s and early '30s,
the United States built $4,000 miles
of surfaced highways every year.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-27

Plenty OF Free Parking For Van
Sewers Customers in Harrison's
Parking Lot ON French st. Near 9Th
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Reason Should Rule Over Riot

Racial tension which the year
then subsidized school
dents returned public schools which, according Supreme Court
ruling longer segregate students a
Roing many being
majority southern communities ngrate white Negro
public schools obedience
Of the nation This the
setback.
II unfortunate that Sabotage both
the the which, according
first hand observers generated degree by out
hardly
inspiring sight children Negro
banded of less than dozen entering school build
ing which they obliged by law to enter.
groups promoted
legislation public schools into private schools for
the purpose avoiding the ruling Americans might well
wonder what type of training children
those who
pected to the example democratic government,
would be well the entire nation to seek the
In republic calls
obedience and those laws hard
either of law replacement by
workable legislation
legitimate against desegregaton of
institutions told dispassonatey for the of
the nation Judge Renvine (Ninn) Star-Farmer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Vice President Nixon Didn't
Answer Question

reporter newspaper Vice Richard Nix
on question at the conference Friday
answer Mr. Nixon made short sng query he
never did the question.
our reporter asked that while Republican
orators speaking to Negro over the ma
on are ertteng the Democrats elevation
to the Craftsmanship OF the judiciary committee not
single solitary Republican Senator voted getting
the post Mr.. Nixon did not the question
The asked reconcled the attack on
the Democrats fact that the ONLY
three votes cast against Eaand Democrats
Senators Lehman Neuberger also
ignored that part question.
The Vice President a reply it was speech
In which he said the voters elect Republican East
ndS WIN be taken care Of This political
completely honest II Senate against
three months matter principle when they had ample
opportunity how can they be trusted to do they
Officer
The truth that Republicans have been content 70
allow the Southern Democrats to have their rights
long as the Deerats would vote with them
rms mas been going ON since the late Eighties
Republicans responsible party system which
span the Eastand than the have been
The chief opponents Of civil rights the Congress Dental
votes TO Negro citizens helps produce the Easands
this
Truth Of the Republican Senators who
sat quietly by Easands committee
was approved out trying make political capital OF
situation for which they much whom
they crucise
Most aware that whenever the Repube,,
party gets ready 10 really which wou
give the southern have the helm OF the north
en wing OF the Democratic party which carry
OF the fight Congress protect rights OF al
Americans these years
Not the Truman were an the Whit
House have the northern Democrats need OF eu
rights legislation received assistance from the Republicans
the notable hahearted supper
Of couple OF others point hsel
while he in the give civil right
bloc any encouragement help.
The Senate Republicans help passage right
legislation by voting for clotur This prepared
Until they do all the talk the an
just much political up unary in
presidential campaign year,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
REpusucAN ATTACKS sourHrRN DEMOCRATS

Editor read with interest the letters the Editor from
stating their comparing the Civil Rights planos
adopted by md Republican Conventions.
applying for job required to submit work
in previous
with political parties let examine their handling Civil
Rights within their respective jurisdictions before comparing plat
planks
May T. Belonz Mississippi Chome
Senator Easand. chairman powerful judiciary
Committee which Rights legislation
Reverend George W. Lees face blown by shotgun blast
The before
the I'm going boldly
and To this has been indicted
Reverend Lee, a Baptist
August 49, 1855, Smith day
light the courthouse lawn Boohaven Mississippi
persons regis
traon campaign Negroes
old storekeepr
Beonz Mississippi and leader with Reverend the gho-
vote movement.
Dr. r. Howard people Mississippi
white people get longer terms Jail killing deer
than killing a
On IS 1855 the hendshy mutated body 14year-
old Chicago Emmett Till discovered Mssissipps
Taahae River The admitted killers have not convicted
Negroes
the South 1.-THE the
party Republican
humanity to nothing of their constitutional rights citizens In
single Republicans power
such mistreatment. Yes Lord how long?
wonder that Speaker the
has consistently every Rights beginning
1920 with the Anynch
a more effective Civil Rights plank to be heard?
why Negroes years living
in Mississippi only about $4,000 have been allowed
we o record a majority? How
endure?
a power
blood brothers and the South denied the
yours, Ramsey County Republican
Committee for Civil Rights 1880 Arundel Paul. "a 1856
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Letters To The Editor
GIVES mooRHEAo CLEAN snL or HEALTH

Editor: Under the column September
1856 appeared which
reported the fact that gentle Moohead
Minnesota have genemans agreement"
businesses members article goes
the sale
In my work Immediately up
this report and believe that should reported
investigation appeared Sep
prevailing prevents selling
Of businesses members OF the Jewish faith information further
indicates that there Jewish ownership
Moohead Further there which
Jewish members There Moohead Chamber of Commerce
which all Jewish merchants members
The johnson referred the article presently
the that community
Jewish faith He building in which drug presently
being operated but the itself
The about the Jewish drug
probably dates the originally
Comstock Hotel a years
there certain interested merchants
real estate people the
Moorhead citizens worked
that too However information that that thing the
and almost completely forgotten the community
III of the fact that Negro
basketball any
my delight
head does not bar Negroes renting this
hotel whether they basketball truck drivers engaged
other legitimate occupation believe that it right
that the record straight with reference the Moorhad
muntVery sincerely Minnesota Jewish Council Samuel
Schener, Executive Director, Sept 81 1885,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Wonderful Story But :.
BY Clarence Mitchell In the AFRo-ASERICAN

magazine sadly listening
information had him upon TITS wonderful
story" article thousand
words and what have said would require full book"
thought of him as read the second instaent of Life Maya
legislatures by
coored voters like trying write the Lords Prayer the head
of You succeed but who wants magnfng glass
each time he says his prayers7
Inevitably story the
a responsibility
appear misplaced Actually supply
OF whitewash evil
beginning down TO the present.
Reconstruction equal
those find legislatures today
Congress OF the United States
Coming from the lowest rng on Americas ladder these men
public
making bodies They public
education and they laid the foundation
the South today.
made the target receteers and confidence fights vile
oahs Standings legislative
state without eoorful story
Most writers who deal with the period OF reconstruction
intelligence When they they accepted
responsibilities responsibilities included right help
govern II they could get elected
In the first big opportunity to become citizens the coored
the United expana
ton combination explanations that
countrys history.
Today a opportunity citizenship and
apologsts preparing They
extremists merely compliance
ansmen members OF White Citizens Councils
defenders OF a OF life.
Through blessing opportunity
for full citizenship for inspection by the nation
teeyson newspapers everyone
that the cooed people the United States seeking
they entitled to have under law.
Through these media 1t may be
crackpots pirate
oty people only being part OF mod
| ern civilization is the possession OF a white skin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

will opportunity ths
Saturday the
Presidential candidate Saturday September
Todays Stevenson confident
who entered the Minnesota February
time he TO be mixing
statesmansp type political expediency
fitted the individual to which had attracted
Today after winning smashing victory the
venon without having
ments Of his party Stevenson giving the nation the kind
ship issues that place him In the White
After his unfortunate early campaign presi-
Dental primaries position
matters including his civil rights position newspaper
criticised.
height OF bitter primary battle
he took firm position w. Supreme
desegegaon and called II the law OF the land which
obeyed"
habaoo early
suggesting that graduast brought
against him by Negroes white liberals recognized
graduam which the South praccng nothing
separate but equal" deceit and hypocrisy.
After that bad start Stevenson began to take fortnight positions
which he cmaxed by telling
nominated he in strong rights plank
Democratic platform" There
he undeterred
To top performance threw the convention Vice
Presidential nominations
Estes Keauver the Southern anegro bgos
among the northern Negro voters and
who the necessity OF Americas problem
courageous fashion
This newspaper great OF all pou
cal towns
Saturday In him they be seeing these
United States who elected viii guide
in troublesome times, fraught with danger
hearty welcome give Stevenson contin-
ued incentive to discuss fully nation
both domesticaliy and internationally
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

good air cushion Too often admit please and thank
meaning other
anyone has been displeased to hear them.
shortening the
European equivalent peases you European
itself softenng request order command to make II
appear appeal Bring drink please
sonable could hardearted
that please" tucked the his chlds
unreasonable plea
thank consderae who remember
has indeed been NICE The mental pub
being when he his little
duties ladies gentemen know IT, that's the they
thank you" Every person nicely,
deserves thank you"
could their children better than teach
them to make please and thank their regular habits
the poeness acutey
diet of home helps child smooth
sailing fe-ndiannPOlis RECORDER