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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

ROSEMARY HILLS-Brick Colonial.
now vacant; newly dec: In popular
area; bedrms. on End a.: LIST d.
has liv. Im., din rm., kit, powder
fm. and screened porch: only
S17,e60. Terms avail, Call JU.
b-4222 till Q pm, LAWRENCE
v. LUTE9 co.
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HOUSES ron sALR-mD.

MASS. AvE..KENWOOD AREA =
Custoim.huilt Colonial split-level
with terfifc charm and individu'
atty: 3 huge bedrme., 2h baths
enormous all-elee. kit. big rec
rm., porch. ear.; lovely wooded
setttng. Lower 30sl FRANK 8
s .SsI.. Hx. s. Masssf d. 7-i4ii'
OAKvlEW cAPE Gods 3 bedrms.
one l0x30; din. rnl.; concrete
screened porch: outside entr. "a
bsmt.; walk TO Catholic or public
s sshoo hS., Sl1 NJ ..1 RcCl member
PINEY BRANCH RD. AREAi SILL
1901 Attrae, bungalow, AmonG
treesl Sep. din. rm.. eating kit:
tull hsmt.:, level. fenced lot: bus
hnpssrSss9h C col sl n, s ssi Al eond.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-Most attrac.
custom-built brick rambler on
lovely wooded lot. 3 bedrmg., =
baths baths w rIa2 din: :.I r.nai' ultrs-
Hnd able. van sar ai1 II SSm P:" 81 rms T@
are extra Ice; only . left; this
one Is $36,600, terms or trade.
siERn " Y s-4 IUft 81 CO { pm" Law
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Amazing
value. Must sell . $4,000 home
for only $2Q.A60. This is . new
home located opposite park area.
All-hrick rambler; 3 bedrooms.
pa baths, de luxe kit; 2 firepls.
plus paneled rec. Tm. FaA or con-
ventIonal contract. Call for ap-
eolntmentS; pONALsDn :. rouN-
ROCK CREEK MILLS-PfoVinciai-
contemporary, unusual in design
and use Of materials. Delightful g.
Rsd n,H i. aiE,cPndlti.cn one ~, home ,. on
mid-3Os.s Call Mrs. Allen, KE. -
1851. LEdUM q GERBER REAL
~ co. EN-. a.Nn0n.
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v J55s,I MI: ns 800 doyn-M ID
inspset. HuoH d. PEcK.
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ManaRR bon aaLR-Mn.
lcoNflNuEpl

DETHRgDA-Unusually attr, hricl
ramb. on shaded corner lot. Spa,
cioQs nv.-din. area. 3 bedrms., III
baths, screened porch; Se0.6OO
$500 III saw 3. A'.''o'' ~ :
lBETHEeDA.0ARRBTT PARK-At.
trac. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod q bedrm
very lee9. FULL nAIHs. DIN
sssSinss; mr. ,. Holy , Gross o o,1c
eng Erasp Sp close BY; Sl1;;99ggg
s 1HhIE6 iSSO f sRbPF As rs S EoT
IBETHEsDA. Hiiimeade-Terrific ioi
04xlf0, gorgeous trees; 3-hedroom
Colonial, IN beautiful condition.
Huge enclosed porch, rec. rm.. e
car garage. Asking SCI $50.
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL.
S-1O00; ewes. WO. 0-0s90.
BETHESDA. whitehall Manor
charmins WILLIAMSBURG. 3 bedrms.,
ga baths: immed. poss.: bargain.
Open daily. OIL. 6-73aR.
BETHEsDA. Locust Hi Estates;
prestige nelghborhood - Spacious
home for lge. family; 9 bedrms.,
; baths, 2 big liv. rms. den. rec.
rm;; garage; lac: wooded lot.
PRANK 3. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. p
zoos; eyes,, Wo. 6.063b.
BRTHEsDA-3-bedrm. brk. CO.
lonlal; excel. loc.; nice scr. peh.,
full hsmt.: $4,000. GEO. w,
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1898
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ANTHoNY,s PARIsH-Beauti::

full new custom built. 3-bedrm !.
3-bath. aforementioned rambler;
separnte din. rni,. family kit. full
bSmt.. garage. h-acre lot in ex.
elusive area. c. B. O'SHAUCH-
Messy, Agent. il. 3-2O24. il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

ASSUME $4,000 81 L0ANi only
new lplit.leyel with 2lh baths, Z
bedfms., nrepi. u acre, fenced
HQT-WATER HEAT CAL today
AfLpHDRAND CO., 30. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

BRADBURY HElqHTs-AttractiVe
6ungslcw on N;aeIs lot, sur
or small family, 2 blocks to ele-
mentary school 3 rms. bath.
Price. 81 $50: low down payment.
66TToHess DS SSiop'r i MI SageS sSss.
DON JR.. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

UNIVERSITY WILLS: 81 800 down
Charming 3-bedrm. corner brick
rambler; fireplace, pch.. gas heat.
Buyer can assume A. loan exist
ing. Owner leaving city; priced 70
sell. HUGH Z. PECK, HE. 4-6400,
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ELLINGTON, Nod home with
q rms, 2 baths, completely reno
waited, with dream kit. modern
bath: could easily be converted
TO z families: Ideally located In
VEIL. vssS nice s,.I nsishborhood; close to
trees and lowers: 10 mins. Pents n
Eon or doyntown. Priced for
quick sale. $14.95O. IA, 2-6s93.
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NEW BRK. RAMBLERs-5 bed.
rms" paths, nm WITH s.s sep, din s1,,S rms Z
From sns s5s'S ssS' 10 ': SIS 500. walk 70
express bus and schools. CHESTER
KELLER, Rssltor. JU. b-7lOO'
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CAMP sPRINGe, mr.. Andrews and
Bollins-2-yr. -old 6-rm. Diet. brk.
rambler on M-acre lot; built-in
gar. rec. rm., fireplace. lge. kit.
sep. din. rm, Take over owners
OF loan. Call Mrs. Cox, Lu. o
sls .. ~, or ~, 81. s-7s0s. ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

BEST BUY u cOuntry Club Manor.
town schooi@s.b ssi Srisf S Co
lonial with all-electric kitchen,
large side screened porch. full
bSmt. Only $500. Comparable
Gently for $1,000 more. cSiI IA.
4-l300, M: 7. BRoYHILL 4
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sIL. sPc.. sel2 wood1toek ave,
baths, 2 kits. din. rm., knotty-
pine den; h.-w.h. ~. 0-626l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS buys
BANpY kEAITY Co. Realtors
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WAVERLEY HILLS-3-bedFm. brick
home, completely modernlEed, with
lst.n. powder rm., fully equipped
rage. On beautifully Handicapped
lot, within waking distance Of
public and parochial schools.
Reasonably priced at &20.bQ0.
t sISSS.a'i NJ O0 4. sRoYGGiinL q 4
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ALL BKDRMs.. 8 BATHS, Low
2OS!-Real charmer in . highly
convenient and desirable loe.. on
Lee highway near Hot 9hoppes.
Texas owner urges quick sale
OFPERl 20R down: bal. in one
trugt.-MAKE AN OFFERl FRANK
9. PHILLIPS. INC, IA. S-9012;
ewes, KE, 0-20b0.
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and redwood rambler. Sssut,
home, big liv. rm. With fireplace
and picture window, dream kit.
full bsmt. Priced right ct 1890;
oisSEs uSE1RS65PEssrfHrs. r AZ. I.
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BULT-IN AIR CONDITIONING.
windows. attic fan are Just q
few Of the many extras that 90
with this real nice Crossword
rambler IN N. Arl. Biz. bis rooms
EVERY ONE. bedrms. in al.
full bsmt., fenced yard. Immediate
C 0esSpSs,ney; clos, Close g grs sd and
Approved: $500 down. Be hrst.
NAN S.l RI kESiTTSYg'S , me MA' A. CHAP
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2 mi NILES s: 0E ALEx.1 5S2.;lD,e A;
VIII oEsmS Sith center In p1sS a iSi
attic fan, etc, Grade school and
,shopping facilities less than 2
hlks. away. Price, $ls.2bO. 81 800
AMoRTizED OVER 90 YEARS.
J. H, PoLADIAN a SON, Build
srs, IS West olebe Ids Alex. Va.
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N. FORREsTVILLE - Immediate
poss. IN this 3-bedrm. rambler:
equipped kit, Ice. screened rear
porch: fenced rear yard; mr.. public
and parochiaI schools; PHA, $500
down or assume Ice. AZ loan. Ewes.
10. 7-O3D0. handy REALTY CO.,
Realtors, RE. $4,000.
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ALL BRICK SPECIAL. new low
lkHA terms. quick possession 70
qualined purchaser. Equip. kit, Ire.
DIN. area. extremely nice yard.
sRRIfsser G nsDS sStI RsArF nslu go
Jun. 4-1l00, WA. 7-0f366
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18
AURORA-EGLON

Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon Simon, Of
Horse Shoe Run. are the parents
of son. Michael Roger their first
child. born April 10 in a King
wood hospital. The mother was
Miss Doris Rembold, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rembold,
Horse Shoe Run.
Announcement was received of
the birth of the third child and
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Winters. of Columbus, o.. on April
l6 Mrs Winters was Miss Helen
Wilt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wilt Amboy Mr. Winters is
a son of Clarence and the late Mrs.
Bessie Winters. of Gnegy Church
and Clarksburg The maternal
grandmother is remaining in the
home for a short time.
Relatives in this area were noti-
fled of the death of Mrs. Ted Fike,
of Detroit, Mich, after long ill
ness. Arlic Fike and Mrs. Bessie
Shoemaker attended last rites.
Relatives from Cash Valley and
Eglon attended last rites at Davis,
Wednesday, for Mrs. Harry Hell
mick, 56, who died April Is, follow
ing long illness.
DR.. and Mrs Harry Werner, of
Akron, were recent guests at the
home of DR.. Blanche Miller, Eglon.
Mrs. John Slaubaugh has been
i'll for several days at her home at
Eglon.
Union District Holy Week serv-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18
Northern Hi News
By ROSALEE SISLER
FILA Elects

FbGA ELECTS
Judy Friend has been elected
president of the 1888 FILA
club. Other officers include Judy
Hone, vice-president: Louise Green.
secretary; Carroll Kinsinger. treas
urer; and Mary Alice burst. re-
porter. Officers for this year were
Leona Frazee, president; Judy
Hone, vice-president: Gloria Nc
Cullough, secretary; Angela Lay
man, treasurer; and Janet Friend
and Louise Coddington, reporters.
Our FBLA club is a Cold Seal
chapter in Maryland
Glass Night Plans Complete
Under the supervision of Mrs.
Ruth Patterson, plans for Glass
Night are now complete Glass
Night will consist of play, Life
o. the Party" monologues, Carrie
of Cantaloupe County" "Jimminy
Crickets," and "Optomistic Road
Knight" The senior octette will
sing several selections, and the
class will sing its class song and
its dedication song. Members of
Glass Night committee include
Atlee Snyder, chairman; Gloria
Mccullough, and Charlie Murray
Career Day Is Success
Career Day, held on Tuesday
proved to be a complete success,
according to Darrell Malone, guild
ance counselor and sponsor Twcn-
ty-twO different conferences were
held.
FLA. Elects Presden.
Miss Iva Kathryn Speicher has
been elected president of the local
Eta. Club, for 1858 Iva Kath-
ryn now holds the office of secre-
tary.
GIee Club Concert Is Held
The Jr and Sr Glec clubs under
the direction of Miss Imogene
Gribblc, presented concert on
Tuesday night to the public and
also presented the concert TO the
students on Wednesday during a
regular assembly period.
Council officers Nominated
Six students have been nOmj-
mated for each office Of the Studcnt
Council for next year Those
nominated for president were Ran
dali Hartman, Darwin Robson,
Judy Friend, jamie Calls, Donna
Edwards, and Elsie Wright
All candidates for president will
give short talk at an assembly
on April 25 and the election will
be held on April IS
Majorettes Selected
Charlotte McCurdy and Cookie
Thomas, freshmen, have beer
selected as new band majorette5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18
Birthday Party Held

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sebold, of Mt
Lake Park, entertained with a
birthday party in honor of the 18th
birthday anniversary eff their son
Jimmy, on Saturday evening, April
49, Games were played during the
evening and refreshments were
served to the following;
Marty McComas. Sharon Sanders,
Norma Lee Calls, Eleanor Sharp
less. Nancy Sanders, Cindy White.
Beverly Skipper, Diana Scbold,
Janet White Patty Icnlinc, Nancy
IIcnlne. Mary Germaine, Jane
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Pharcs, Patty Martin, Sue Martin
Jill Jones.
Nelson Swartzentruber. Jeff Get
ty, Sonny Tichnell, Kenny Gibson,
Bobby RcamS, Gary Orr, Lorraine
Riley, Glenroot Piper, Danny
Shaffer, Neil Henline, Joe Ger
maine, Jack Jones, Vaughn Fhares
Don Sebold and the honored guest
Jimmy Sebold. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert SebOld, Mrs Anna Blamble and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Sebold also at
tended
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

son, the Rev Vernon Beckman, was
conducting services
A sale of the household belong
ings of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Alternately was held Friday
at the late home at Eglon.
A Youth Councillors InStitute
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

All Maryland motorists will have
to renew their driver licenses be-
fore 1861 under terms of an act
signed into law by Governor Nc
Keldin. Ii will cost each licensee 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Mrs Roy Teets and Mrs Martha
Grove, all of Eglon, went last
Thursday TO MorgantoWn where
they visited relatives and friends
in the afternoon and attended serv-
ices in the evening at the Church
of the Brethren, where Mrs. Fixes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

was held over the weekend at the
Eglon Memorial building with the
Rev. Ed. Grill, of Elgin, as leader
He also was in charge of the morn
ing services at Maple Spring
church, Sunday, and a Roundtable
meeting at Keyser in the afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

ices are being conducted this week
at Maple Spring church with the
Lutheran, Methodist and Brethren
churches participating. All who
have not been attending are invited
to the remaining services.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fike, Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Communists declared West Ger
many may become target Of
atomic counterblow" il West Ger
man armed forces have nuclcar
weapons.
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APIS. UMFURMlsHED-D. c.

GEORGE ADAMS. at 1928 n
GEoRcET0wN.' a6li cue st. NV
-l-bedrm. apt. utils. and secre.
dariai service mel. 500 DE
SsI6 LINCOLN RID. N.E.-ssdrm.
va Eo-sscyIn. GIN k,tl bath, al utils;
S.si7si Ai X. 4. H suIR1PPHnss ~ 4
SONS. 2 Mass. ave. Ma. 6-5020
CATHOLIC U. AREA-Eniciency j
sss so-SSs,5o. TO 10 Inspect. No Ho
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 20ia
New Hampshire ave. n.W.-i bed
rm, Newly decor, new stove, an
utiis. incl; wired for air eondi.
sionine: elevator bldg: attr. lobby
Resident mgr. NO. 7-199s.
CAPITOL HILL - Modern 9-bedfm
apt. wull furn. II desired. Call
GEORGIA AVE. NJ, waiter Reed
bath: 500. incl. utils. RA. 3-66iS.
ATTRAC. FURN. I-bsdrm., liv. rm.
S Soar,orr apt elcss to Gov. bldss.;
pSsmisss from 'ssis e S Ini'S 81 cS n
for appt. SSi 30. utils. incl bi'
7-esS0, THos. J. Fisher CO.
1923 COLUMBIA RD. NV, Y Blk.
bedroom, living room. Kitchen ana
bath: SIS per month. Available
now See resident manaeef, NO.
1877. RANDALL II. HAoNER q
1854 HARVARD ST. N.w.-2.bed-
En- I'm: apt with .Poreh; redee. {;
incl; Also one 2-bedrm. apt: S6b.
RES. NOR. Apt. -.
1903 KENNEDY NV. = Kficiency
apt; convenient to everything; re-
GEORGE oiRsodlEH P. HasSNE. ' M. s-sOss'4 20
NOLAN GARDENs AREA--0 rms .
bedrmt.; air cond,; PARK. OBJ
uonal. adults; S136. wo. 6-o0lO
a.
MT. PLEASANT. mr.. parks rms
kit.. "a, baths. fireplace, gar .ag0;
$50. incl. utils. so. e-s064.
CR0FUT PLACE s.E.-Modern j.
borhood; $50 plus utiis' "a
dunno CO.. no. 10000.
3132 MINI, AVE. s.E.-ModeTn 2.
bedrm. apt, big liv,. rfn., kit d.
n,stte scrn porch, $50 plus utils.
sPICk AND SPAN, ALL OUTSIDE
APTs. l and 2 bedrms.. new con-
dltion. see them now, no children,
no pets. $50 CHESAPEAKE AT
az aiE. s Res c.I mgr APT. 20i. Dir:
sD:al q i.fs g e" 7JSlc. IMStSsGGasiE'fi
JinwAPIL5E Co, 1924 18th st. NV.
ia MIN: DNTN.-iie Emerson NV:
porch reai. Wo. e-Sfsa. ~
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Y, and 2 bedroom
liv. rm polished hedrms'' din
sres, BY. with new rpfer: tile
oatn; al eorner rms: mod. al
utils. incl: Ss7.60 IN. Sea resi-
Ant. : oy cali Lu, c.1s74 80
o WV, s. 0F modern l2.unit apart.
nue. and East Capitol street viii
exchange the use OF a -bedroofi
apartment renting for $50 so per
month for services Of . nansaer
utilit,es and heat are NOT
eouDl. viii b. si consid.T psT'o b, 2.
include supervision 81 prcpert ts,
showing apartments TO prospsc
tive tenants. receipt OF tenante'
rent and messages, and complete
care Of 2. small staiTwells. small
yard and laundry room. There a
automatic eas heat in each apart
ment and no furnace 10 be at
tended, Owner will also paw 4
monthly bonus which will more
than equal utility costs when
building Ia filled or nearly iiied
with prompt paying tenants. Ideal
position Tor retired couple or
couple with husband wOrklne who
Only responsible people whose
record can be well Determined
through references will Be- con.
sidered. In applying please de.
scribe Yourselves, your present and
past employment and Hive 4 mum.
Der OF references which Include
friends and present and paet
nelgnbors ana employers. BOZ
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1914 CONN. AVE. NV.

1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
Newly decorated. ] bedroom, lIv-
ing room. kitchen and bath; con-
yenient location. $40 per month.
Janitor will show
17S5 N. Hamp. Ave. NV.
Newly decorated, 2 bedrooms. nv-
Ing room. kitchen and bath; con-
yenient location. 500 per month.
To inspect. see res. mgr.
1410 M ST. NV.
Newly decorated. 2 bedrooms, liy-
ing room, kitchen and bath. SS5
per month. Janitor viii show.
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
1916 NEW HAMP. AVE.
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1RL.-PeFsOna6ie employed youns
LADY, IA. 10000, day; ewes. JE.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

ArTR. Tv APIS. Sl4 wk. up: child
wei. Sleep and hskpg. rms. SIS VIZ
UP. l10l 18th NV, Di 7-7sSS.
EfFlCIENCY--Nieely furn.. cross
adnlfs Pad mr. 3 = ~. NNIee
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APrs. FuRNIsNEn-D.e.


Iess MoNRoE 81. NV. AT. a
Insi. ' Daily ISs % ESQ H0 or us saii
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APTs. FURNIsNED--MD.

TAKoMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt. In
modern CUNT; for the discfimin-
atinF tenant: sos. EV. 4-7322.
ta0b FARRAGUT. HYATTs., Md
Law. rm., bedrn,, kit, bath, enel
back porch; utils. incl
SIt"tR sPR1NG--f or 2 bedrms (;
H.,h9,ks. s9sal,i,, ave n, bus y. ossss blki.
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APT. BLDG, 1852 ontario plac
$50: Msr. I1 Ap.. u. w. W. e .sSdse
$3.50 18th EST. N.W.-Extra iafFI
very COW. in mod. apt bidc
$3.50 Utiis. furn. RA. e-2SSi
BIIo and ST. NV, APT. I-2 rms.
sit; and bath; Screened. porch
5000 mo. incl. heat and hot va
t an; Ssaa Tz6 e move w Il; u, Key ~, q
s15 18th st. NV. Ex. 3-6650.
5s16 18th 81. NV. tat Missouri
ave; )-2 rms, kit. dining area
bath. $50 80 mo. Key at Apt. 4
THOs. d. WALSH, INC. SIS Iitf
st. NV. Elk. 3.06b0.
1921 4th ST, sE.-i-bedrm. ant.
mel OI utl J. e e. e 6SseSpO'
1859 EUCLID 81. NV bedrms.
poch: ssl7. OF. 71ssos s' Dam
NEAR CATHOLIC u, John Carroll
h. Sind a., large liv. fm., din
area, kit, ] BIZ. all utils. furn
$s5: ARTHUR L. CURLING. LA
6-0631.
CONGRESS HTs.-S6B incl ali
rm.. din, kit. ana bath. JOHN
l. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 10000
CONGRESS HIS bedrms., sos
Newly dec. Lee. liy. rm., din,
~; and bath: Tenants furn utils.
yohN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. b66 Portland
81. Sc. $62. Newly dec, l bed
rIn.. duplex apt. Key Ct pal New
LoP. NC. co. S.0S22.
2 BEDRMs., liV. rm.. kit. bath,
porch: newly. painted; $40 80.
See j1nttor. 1921 Columbia .rd
nv DIXIE REALTY Co. Ma.
1892 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk "a
WORK from these cow. efaciency
aseR ss;i S4S 1 spd .$gQ incI, 9t aI,
& q: NV, Ma. $3.50.
3343 c ST. s.R,-only $50. 50 for
2 lovely rms. kit. and bath: redee.
1928 :. Capitol st.--2 rms. kit.
and bath; redee.: $40.
.ndd iG I'LL I'm st g. - n's.-4 rms.' kit.
oAAAA A9tAAs ~ wv
es2 X 81. NV. ma" IA. s-ssos
.ls47 MASS. AVE. Sc. APT. 4
Modern Emciency-only $50 80
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
1901 18th 81. NV
ADULTS Ossy utiis. ine ssce i9 Hp1i;
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Eisenhower
 Takes Controls Of Small Plane
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith

GETTYSBURG, Pa, R-Presi- dent Eisenhower sat in as CO., pilot and flew his two-engine plane a short part of the way here from Washington today.
 He does real flying job," Col. William c. Draper, the Presi- dents pilot and Air Force aide, told neWsmen after he and EiSen- hover stepped from the small blue and white aircraft at the Gettysburg airport.
 Eisenhower, who has not driven an automobile in recent years, presumably was the first Presi- dent to pilot a plane while in office.
 Men who travelled extensively with Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Truman said in Washington they did not recall that either man ever took the controls of a plane
 Draper said Eisenhower had the controls for only.a few min utes of the 8O-mile, 23-minute flight from the capital. Draper piloted most of the way.
 Eisenhower had pilots li- cense for while during the years between the two world wars. So far as is known it has been a good many years since he actually flew a plane.
 Mrs Eisenhower still is in Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington. She underwent sur gerry Aug. 6 and is expected to return to the White House in a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-26
Senate Committee Votes To Restore $500 Million To Foreign Aid Bill

WASHINGTON, R-The Sen ate Appropriations Committee to- day voted to restore $50O,8OO,00O of the $809,650,OOO which the House slashed from President Eli senhower's foreign aid money bill.
 The committee voted 14-7 to recommend to the Senate $3,025,- 660,00O in new funds. It also ap- proved the re-appropriation of $667, ,O50,OOO in carryover funds for a total of $3,692,71O,OOO.
 By the same vote, the commit tee rejected motion by Sen. Ellender O-La) to hold new funds for military aid to the $1,- 250,000,000 allowed by the House.
 Senate Democratic Leader Lyn- don Johnson said earlier that he would support a boost in aid funds of about half billion dol lars. He made this announcement after an hour-long breakfast meeting with President Eiser- hover. It was the first time they met privately with no others present.