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BRENTWOOD. MD, 34O6 Allison ST.
---2-bedrm. brick rambler, on large
lot; gas heat; in fine condition:
S10.500. with $500 down. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $1,000. --3
CHEvERLY-Price slashed to $13.-
$50. Completely redee. 6-rm. Colo
NAL. Just of Cheverly ave. Full
bsmtS fireplace IN ny; rm' OIL
name the terms. CT or conyen-
tional. Call TIL q pm. WA. 7-3q00.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO.. INC,
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FIELD AREA-Beautifu
contemporary home Must be seen
TO be appreciated, Inspect and make
offer. Call OWNER, RE. $500.
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s4la NEW HhMPsHIT
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HOUSES Tor SALE. VA. tcont.

2-FAMMY-1st q. liv. rm.. kit. en-
closed porch, bedrm. and bath;
end d.. liv rm.. kit, 8 bedrms.,
bath. Gas furnace. 2 elec. Iefgr.
Separate meters for utilities. Price
$4,000. In the heart Of Alex. va,
School, elementary schools and bus.
Eve, TIE. 6-2233. L. T. GRAVATTE,
realtor, Ma. S-0753,
LOW DOWN PAYMENT. S75 mo.
incl. taxes and insur. for 81. A q
bedrm. and nursery room rambler.
Nice sized Nv. rm. with frepl.
dining ell and kitchen. Laundry rm.
and nearly finished rec. rm. No
hsmt. Lee. lot with, barbecue in
min. to r.. Myer and Pentagon. In
Falls Church area. HUBBARD
REALTY CO., Merrifeld. va. JE.
BIG NEW RAMBLER. with a lofty
view from the picture window, .un-
usually spacious rooms, de luxe
garage. S2S.95o. HoLLEY REALTY.
1851 O D 81 S. 81 ! BEDROOMS:
$1,000 cash or best offer; take over
payments. Phone LO. 1856. 29'
5000 D0WN---Shirley Park. Wills
st. Open Sunday. to 5, Coy, l.
s ssaTT S SHnsA .ssr,s sn lfys do S
low purchase price Only $3.50.
WOW. WHAT 4 BARGAIN. CT ap.
praised. $1,000; 8 bedrms.. 2
baths, nm. rec, rm. IN fun hsmt.:
screened porch. mod. kit, dish
washer: Ice. lot In lovely neigh
e 9e s,os HORSEBACK Realty
si r. sst 81 apprai,.d-sricE: -s tsr.t
g., bedrm. and half bath. Ice. Nv.
rm. and din L. fne kit: . Ice
bedrms, and fun bath upstairs;
FULL BASEMENT: big freed lot.
close TO st. James: 0 lovely home
4 1oE SO pr iit I .a7d RSoRscHAcH Real
sis.7s o. sto' raneh.r with tull
bsmt,. screened porch and sep. ga
rage; separate din. rm.; > bedrms. /:
Ia blocks to shops and bus. GI
REALTY. JE. a-37os 80
BIG BuY--SMALL PRICE. 4-bcdrm.
brick on a acre fenced lot: needs
decorating but real deal a. S16.-
30; CAL IA; 10000. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE INC, 1888 Lee highway
Down PAYMENT YOUR PROBLEM.
Then call to see this 2-bedrm brick
snd-frame Colonial. Lee. iiv. rm.,
fireplace Separate din. rm. Full
bsnnt. -tgs sired screen porch. Ga
rage. Priced at only S13.a50. Real
low down payment and fast oeeu-
paney. ARFAX REALTY. JE 4
CT APPROVED - AVAILABLE a,
onces Lse. brick home on we'll
Handicapped corner lot: center-hall
entr.. lac. liv. I'm. with firepl. den.
half bath, separate din. rm. on LIST
A.. scr. porch 10 attached garage !;
3 good-sized bedrms,, baths on
End r.; pine-paneled rec. rm. with
firepi. in full bsmt. Cow. TO hne
public. pvt. schools Only Is min
to d c. 1neS down pynat. to quail
NED purchaser. CHARLES r. HOOP,
INC. TIE. 6-3445. ga
A GOOD SMALL HOUSE, only
$T,5ua: $500 down complete cleo
trio Kitchen, electric hot water.
complete bath. fireplace, hardwood
sooors pine pansled. H. A. EDGE,
NEAR PROPOSED CHA -- Custom
built split level on y acre with
water and sewer; bedrms.. ~
baths, all brick. Re- ssnsbly priced
AZ 500 $50, YEONAS REALTY
INC. 29t3 Wilson blvd, ia. s.
2l0o. Multiple Listing Realtor.
Mr.. CULMoRE-Nice 3-bedrm. red
wood rambler on \. acre; on dead
end street ideal for children; 4
blks to st. Anthony'S Catholic
Church and school; Si5, a5n. Call
owner. JE. 3-l204 go
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HOUSES FcR sALE-MD.

yA ArPRAIsEDt si5'e 90. Hin n5,STS
S Sss.os. 10 miles rom D. c.
line. on Indian Head hwy. brick
and-frame. Groom house; liv.. rm.
with 1repl., sep. din. I'm, bedrm..
"a bath down; ? bedrms,. bath. up;
ample closets. bsmt. tool house house;
sgstsm. ss acr shd lot. eei fTui. trsss.
sarden; near nayiRable waters.
]. c. MURRAY. JR,, Real Estate
Broker. $500 Indian Head by"
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1850 TO
s P.M.-Brick Cape Cod: nicely
terraced lot, 3 large bedrms., hv.
nm with fireplace. sep. din; rm..
igl i ssmt. with brick frsP 81 pIis..
per $1,000 per month: substan..
tial down payment. Location, H543
Selby lane ] block on st. Bar
.labas I'd, half way between Oxon
Hill. Nd. and intersection Of
b Bssnsh rs ave- re e. n6 1Rf n En- a..
Head Head hwy. Is. 4.sSsz.O ny
500 DOWN. ssI per mo. includes
all-3 bedrms., equipped kit, gas
heat; near BALTIC. freeway. No. CT
benefits needed quick possession.
P Pr 81 GEoEqEs I REAALTY go
s:BEDRM. BRiCK-Liv. I'm: with
bsmt. with outside entrance, nice
nagstone patio; GI appraised: only
SI3,5OO. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
TY CO., uN. 4-l16B, WA. 7-6655,
FARMETTE-5.I acres. near Pts
Getaway; 3S2 It. paved road 'front.'
age: about : lac acres cleared sGe land and
flowing srtesian well, suficient Tor
about homes. Groom frame
house. modern improvements. /. C.
MURRAY, JR., Real Estate Broker,
$500 Indian Head hwy 10; Z
LEAVING isii,ai cITY--Rambler: . blocks
from d. c. line. adjacent to schools
assume present monthly payments.
o Fi i It'll I'll DARK. e7o4 c St, Seat
Pieasant--Laree family home.
big hedrms., enormous liv. and din,
rm.,. bis. equip. kit, enclosed
porches, full bsmt. cor, lot 120xl20
with trees. Only Sl4 $50; name
from Palmer hwy. TO c ST.. right to
property. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774. 90
$500 Down. OF pproved-Brand-
new brick; 2 bedrms.. compl. kit.
and bath with full bsmt.. in Capitol
Hts. area. 10. S-6963. 20
MT. RAINIER - 2-bedrm. home,
built-in garage. small den: Sill 800
COLLEGE PARK bdrms.. 81 $50
RIVERDALAE---S-rm home. $lI $50
LOUIS MILLER ReRltor. UN. 4-2723
Ewes, WA. 7-B0l2 go
LARGE FAMILIES-ATTENTioN
Langley Park area---Detached brick
about Q yrs. old, Just of New Hamp-
shire ave: conveniences: > bedrms,
and full bath on each floor. over
Size rms. throughout. Large porch.
Bsmt. and garage. Corner lot.
Priced well under original cost.
Must have quick sale. Cali Mr..
Clark. RA. 3-a0ll
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005
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OPEN

Brand new o. ieftD; only S1",950;
finish rouRhed-in md n. and you'll
have a lovely 4-bedrm. home. cas-
lily worth Sl5,50O; LIST n. has kit,
equipped with natural wood cabi-
nets, liv. rm., . nice bedrms,, tile
bath; full bsmto large level lot
close TO school; small down pay
ment. Dir: Out Baltimore blvd
| mi past U. Of Md to EdRewood
I'd. right TO Narragansett pkwy,
right TO 1900 and open house
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. p-bpDo --2n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
ALEXANDRIA
LINCOLNIA HILLS
8 Minutes From Pentagon
Broyhill Built Homes
ALL Bricks BEDROOMS
Open Daily 10 Till Dark

Many excellent homesites with min
imum lot size $4,000 So. #. still
available Carefully planned COM
munity Of ramblers and split levels
with nine different housetypes.
Only . few minutes from Wash
inEton or the Pentaeon via Shirley
hwy.
all-electric GE kit.
eiectronie modufiow comfort fea-
turing a thermoStat outside your
house as well as inside, Euaran-
teeing even room temperature at
all times
Prices ranEe from $3.50 to
ST. $50. Liberal terms under VA.
FLA or conventional financing,
Out Shirley hwy to
Liucolnia overpasS, turn right on
Rte. 236 duke st. Extended, "a
blk. to Beauregard st, turn right
TO Lincolnta I'd, left to exhibit
NJ. +. BROYHILL g. SONS
The Worlds Largest Builder OF
IA. 4-lsoO TIE. e-iS6O
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
TRADE YOUR LOT-HOME
NEW brick homes, many extras,
handy location. Z. ROBINSON,
HA 2-S364 20
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RAMRTER
COLONIAL,

All-hrk. 3-bedrm.; full bsmt.; 3 yrs.
old; 2 blks. to school: only S12,350,
with AZ LIST mtge. and small down
payment.
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HOUSES 70, SAIL. Mp. tcsal.,

MAR kDc SITE. oermantovn-
Modern 3-bedroom. frame dwelling
with fun basement. oil hot-water
new Acc site. This prop. has about
100 feet frontage on public hiGh-
way, approximately / acre ground
with good view Price. $4,000 with
$4,000 down. Seller will take back
Ind mortgage.
Cal John A. Jones. r.. for appoint
ment Poolesville 1888 or 29Ol'
Roekville. Nd. Poplar 2-6l5l. %
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HOLY REDEEMER

Brk. with 5 bedrmS.. flrepl., sep. din.
rm,. full bsmt.; 3 yrs. old; vacant:
Sl3.Q50. vet or non-yet: ! blk. OF
r. !. ave, 3 blkS TO school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
hillcrest Heights 5s23 ?3rd pl,---
Consider best offer for new brick
rambler, featuring 3 bedrms.. "a
baths, built-in garage, large equip.
rm. area. . fireplaceS. Dir: Go TO
Hillcrest Heights shopping center
on Iverson ST.. turn left on 2jrd
pl., straight ahead "a blks. to
LIST ST. on right, T. d. BURGESS.
10. S-13O0. %
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CHEVERI,Y
COLLEGE PARK

OPEN SUNDAY, TILL 3
1905 CLEMSON ROAD
Spacious and attr. '3-hedrm., 2-Siory
bsn1t with layatcry ard shower;
Gear Rarage, Assume OIL loan. mod
crate down payment Ap. 1-6asS.
coHEE REALTY CO.. AP. 1895
s4la NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
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LANGLEY PARK
~ $50

LANGLEY PARK
GI-$13,500
sem!det. brick, only yrs. old; liv.
rm., din. rm. comb mod, kit. with
garbage disposal. 3 hedrms. bath.
gss heat, rear screened porch.
conV. 10 shop. and schools.
LOUIS BRESSLER
To. 2-5995 HE. 4-7463
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
AT APPROVED

Open Sunday, ! to dark. l0504
Del. BRICK Colonial home. Separate
din. rm.. full bsmt. Large fenced
rear yard with many fruit trees.
Located on dead-end street. Out
Georgia ave. from Monteomery
Kills 10 DAYTON, right to Amherst,
rieht to house. Call RIA. 6-S3s6.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28
PANEI,ED DEN
BUILDER'S HOME

Plus 4 bedrms.: Just OF Rigs I'd.
and Univ. lane; all brick, years
old; flrepl., . baths. tiled bSmt !:
$3.50 vets or non-VetS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-28

open Sunday, lbs; 6406
2lst pl.-2-story brick on lge,
fenced lot; iaiousied den. finished
rec. rm. OF appraised. Owner
moving: sacrifice. HA. 2-I22S.
coHEE REALTY CO., AP. 1885.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS CENSUS AREA-we have
among our listinss > and 3 bedrm.
new and old brick and frame homes.
$4,000 to $4,000. Low as 81 900
down. Call 10. S-s440. any time for
appt. WEST & DIXON. Realtors.
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CHEVERLY

5-YT. old brick. corner lot, ideal
location for church. school. bus.
ga baths, picture windows larEe
closets, oak woodwork; VA APP
praised; SlS,750.
OPEN NooN-5 Pm. SAT, SUN.
OWNER. Telephone Ike. S-2494
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Immac
this lovely rambler. with. 2 bedrms.,
din. rm.., garage: fenced and level
SO mo. pays all. Call Mr.. Surles
after 2 pm, RE. 6-B959: ewes.
CO; 5.6966; L.Mp-92. F. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Potomac Regatta on
Weekend Schedule

of Alexandra and Washing
ton-Lee of Arlington.
A special event of the re-
gatta will be an Olympic pre-
view preceding the afternoons
finals. 1t will feature a time
trial between Nays 1852
Olympic championship "S'' and
and a mother Navy officers
crew. Demonstrations by sin
gle scullers, four-oared shells
and others will be staged to
show the different types Of
shells and crews that will COM
pete in the Olympics.
Tickets for the regatta are
available at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

For the fourth straight year,
Washington will be host to the
worlds largest intercollegiate
rowing regatta when the 18th
annual Eastern Sprint rowing
championships will be raced
Saturday on the Potomac.
Locally called the Potomac
Rowing Regatta, this years
event is expected 70 draw So
crews from Boston University,
Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth,
Harvard, M. 1. T., Navy, Penn
sylvania, Princeton, Rutgers.
Syracuse, Wisconsin and Yale.
Picnic Lunches
Families of the alumni Of
the colleges participating are
urged to bring picnic lunches
so that they can join their
college groups at Alumni Viii
lage" between IL and 2 pm.
for lunch Each college will
have separate spots marked
off by banners and streamerS
with the exception Of Prince
ton, which will have its tradi-
tional tent. The Navy Band
will play during the lunch
hours.
Sponsored by the Washing
ton Rowing Association, Of
which retired Vice Admiral
George H. Fort is president,
the qualifying heats Of the re-
gatta will get underway at
$3.50 am, with the finals
planned for 8 pm.
Olympic Length Course
The sprints are roWed over an
Olympic length course-2,000
meters-and in addition to the
college crews. there will be a
high school championship race
between George Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
MARYLAND-VIRGINlA NEWS
Washington Va Mayor
Answers S10,000Quiz

Mrs. Dorothy C. Davis, hailed
by many as the tprettiest Mayor
in the United States" reached
the $4,000 level on the tele-
vision quiz show 1.-The Big
Surprise" Saturday. Top prize
is 100000.
The 34-year-old Mayor of
Washington. Va, population 249,
correctly answered questions
about the Continental Congress
She had selected George Wash
ington's America" as her quiz
category.
Mrs. Davis achieved political
attention nationally in 1850
when she headed an all-woman
ticket for city Offices. The distaff
slate won and Mrs. Davis and
her council are now serving their
third successive term.
In addition to her duties as
Mayor, Mrs. Davis operates a
12-unit motel during the spring
and summer.
Saturday was not only her
birthday but also the 18th an
niversary Of her marriage to
George H. Davis, jr., a Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

SO waypoints of Mt. Storm and
Gormania, w. Va.
A heavy gust overturned their
rubber boat, dumping them into
the cold water. They reached
shore and collapsed.
About 9 PM, r. T. Friend OF
Elkins, w. Va, engineer on a
I115-car Western Maryland Rail-
way coal train, saw the four men
lying beside the tracks in an
isolated section not far from
the river bank.
Mr.. Friend stopped his train
and took the men aboard. Corpl.
Moody and William Waller Of
IKeyser, State Health Depart
Iment employee. met the train at
IBaline, w. Va, and brought the
men to a hospital at Keyser.
Mr.. Youder was suffering from
Ifrostbite and exposure. His con-
dition was described as fair. Mr.
Morgan was in good condition
Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Soler were
treated for exposure and re-
leased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
ISothoron Opens
Campaign Office

Campaign headquarters for l..
Harold Sothoron. candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
Congressman for the 5th Mary
land District, were opened today
at 5l08 Baltimore boulevard, Hy-
Iattsville. Md.
Mrs. Sonia Schwartzbach will
be in charge Of the Office which
will be stated by volunteer work
ers.
Mr.. Sothoron will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a meeting of the
Hollywood Democratic Club at
8 pm. Wednesday in the Ameri-
can Legion Hall. College Park
He will also speak at $50 pm. at
the Greenbelt Democratic Club
meeting in the Greenbelt Armory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Virginia to Go
Democratic,
Roskin Says
BY the Associated Press

Confidence that Virginia woulc
return to the Democratic fold ir
the fall presidential election wa
predicted last night by Hymar
IB. Raskin, Adlai Stevenson's
campaign director.
Virginia went for President
Eisenhower in 1852, when Mr.
Stevenson was the Democratic
standard bearer.
Mr.. Raskin met with Il
Democratic leaders from all parts
|cf Virginia at a private dinner
Saturday night. Their four
hour dinner-conference broke ur
shortly after midnight.
Our discussion centered al
most entirely on the work to be
done in carrying Virginia for
the Democratic presidential
nominee in the November cleo
ton" Mr.. Raskin told a re-
porter.
Il believe we can do 1t.
I'VE did not go into the matter
of selecting the Democratic
candidate particularly, although
I believe that Virginia's delega-
ton to the Democratic national
convention either will 60 I'M
instructed or pledged to Steven
son."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Stand Taken
ByMockU.N.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Feb. q
B.-Resolutions recommending
international arms inspection
gradual disarmament and the
progressive elimination of all
racial determinations were ap-
proved yesterday in the closing
session of the mock United Ma
lions Assembly at the University
Of Virginia.
UN member nations were rep
resented by student groups from
10 Virginia and two North
Carolina colleges, who spent
three days discussing inter-
national problems in the assem-
bly, sponsored by the Methodist
Student Movement and the
University YMCA.
Washington and Lee delegates
representing the Soviet Union
sponsored a resolution recon-
mending that all member states
should "strive to progressively
eliminate all racial discrimina-
ton"
The Randolph-Macen delega-
ton, representing the United
States, urged air inspection of all
installations and ground inspec-
ton at railways. ports. airfields
and such as the first step toward
reducing ornaments on a world
wide scale.
Eight other resolutions re-
lated to problems of particular
countries and were based on in
formation which student dele
gates had obtained in advance
from United Nations offices in
New York.
Ronald Yoder Of Waynesboro,
University of Virginia under
graduate, was elected president
to preside over the assembly.
Efforts of the college students
to cope with international prob
lens were praised by Alfred
Fernbacwk of the University of
Virginia foreign affairs faculty
in making a final summary of
the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

Department attorney. They have
four children, Mary. Is; George
IA; Dorothy. 9, and Gil, ! year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Four Shooting Rapids Get
Icy Dip When Boot Upsets

Three Washington area men
and a fourth from Hartford,
Conn. today were recovering
from an icy dip in a West Vir-
ginia river after Saturdays high
winds upset their rubber boat,
it was reported by the Associated
Press.
West Virginia State Police
Corpl. Evan Moody identified the
four as w. w. Youder of WASH
ington, r. T. Moore of Alexan-
dria. Anton Soler of Silver
Spring and H. Gerry Morgan OF
Hartford, Conn.
Saturday afternoon, Corpl
Moody said, the four had a try
at shooting the rapids of Stony
River, a stream between the U. S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
ILydo Dobney Wins
Montgomery Award

The Alumni Association of
Montgomery Junior College has
awarded its annual scholarship
to Miss LYDIA Dabney Of 1907
Chenille road, Silver Spring,
Md.
The scholarship entities Miss
Dabney to two tuition free Sc
mesters at Montgomery Junior
College in Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
C. 6. Adumy to Talk

The Women's Republican Club
Iof Silver Spring will hear Clar-
Ience G. Adamy of the Repub-
lican National Committee at 8
pm, Tuesday. in Woodlin Ele-
mentary School, Luzerne street
and Lewis avenue, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Sothoron to Speak

L. Harold Sothoron. Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in
Maryland's 5th District, will
speak at a meeting Of the Lang
ley Park Democratic Club at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at 1901 Quebec
street, Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Zoning Hearing Set

A public hearing on the pro-
posed revision Of the Rockville
coming ordinance viii be con-
Quoted by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil at $3.50 pm. March 6 in the
council room, 120 South Wash
ington street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Borden to Speak

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Feb.
I27 Especially Colgate w. OAR
den, jr., president Of the Uni
versity of Virginia. will be
convocation speaker at Mary
Washington College at 8 pm,
Wednesday. He will talk on the
work of the United Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

The Fairfax Squadron, Civil
Air Patrol, will sponsor a dance
from 9 to IL pm, Friday at the
Odd Fellows Hall, Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
Porkwood Meeting

The Parkwood Civic Associa.
ton will meet at 8 pm. tomor.
row at the Parkwood School
Kensington, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Helm of
Gaithersburg, Md, recently
celebrated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary at a re-
ception given by their chill
dren. Mr.. Heflin is retired
from Johns Hopkins APP
piled Physics Laboratory.
They have four children,
seven grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-16
Legislation to Expand
Housing Plan Promised

Continued From Page Al
men. We commend the Demo-
cratic Party for its leadership in
obtaining greater congressional
authorizations in this field.
HOUSING !.
We pledge our party to imme-
date revival Of the basic housing
program enacted by the Demo-
cratic Congress in 1949, to ex-
pansion of this program as our
population and resources grow,
and to additional legislation to
provide housing for middle i'm
come families and aged persons.
Aware Of the financial burdens
which press upon most Ameri-
can communities and prevent
them from taking full advantage
Of Federal urban redevelopment
and renewal programs, we favor
increasing the Federal share of
the cost of these programs.
We reaffirm the goal expressed
by a Democratic Congress in l949
that every American family is
entitled to a decent home and
a suitable living environment. I"
The Republican administration
has sabotaged that goal by re-
ducing the public housing pro-
gram to a fraction of the Ma
TONS need.
We pledge that the housing in
and mortgage guarantee
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programs will be redirected in
the interest of the home owner,
and that the availability of low
interest housing credit will be
kept consistent with the expand
ing housing needs of the Nation.
We favor providing aid to
urban and suburban COM
munities in better planning their
future development and rede-
velopment.
EDUCATION
Every American child. ir-
respective of race or national
origin, economic status or place
of residence, has full right under
the law and the Constitution,
without discrimination, to every
educational opportunity to de-
velop these potentialities.
We are now faced with short
ages of educational facilities
that threaten national security,
economic prosperity and human
well-being. The resources of
our States and localities are al
ready strained to the limit. Fed
eral aid and action should be
provided, within the traditional
framework of State and local
control.
We pledge the Democratic
Party to the following:
Legislation providing Fede-
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CHILD WELFARE
AID TO THE PHYSICALLY
HANDICAPPED

There are today several mil
lion physically handicapped citi-
zens, many of whom could be-
come self-supporting if given the
opportunity and training for re-
Mobilization. We pledge support
to vastly expanded rehabilita-
ton program for these physically
handicapped. including increased
aid to the States, in contrast to
the grossly inadequate action of
the Republicaniadm administration.
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Civil Rights

The Democratic Party isecom-
mitted to support and advance
the individual rights and lib
critics of ALI Americans. Our
country is founded on the prop
osition that oil men are created
equal. This means that all citi-
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