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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

plan Of indignation approved
by a judge of this court on
August is. 1856.
That plan was originated
and conceived by the citizens
Of Little Rock acting by and
through their own school d.
rectors. That plan was APP
proved by this court and by
the Circuit Court Of Appeals
for the 9Th Circuit.
Local Origin Stressed
That plan is not and never
was anything other than the
plan of the duly authorized
representatives Of the people
Of Little Rock.
What did the testimony this
morning disclose? Beyond the
bald and unsupported state
ments In the petition, only the
testimony Of the Little Rock
superintendent Of schools was
offered, and that bore upon
the desirability of the proper
education Of children in the
Little Rock schools. with which
sentiments we all must agree.
The testimony and argu-
ments this morning we're, in
my Judgment. as anemic as the
petition itself, and the position
taken by the school directors
does violence to my concept Of
the duty Of the petitioners to
adhere with resolution to its
own approved plan Of gradual
Indignation in the Little Rock
public schools.
1t must never be thought
that this court has not given
careful consideration to this
problem and all that it entails,
but 1t must never be forgotten
that I have q constitutional
duty and obligation from which
I will not shrink. This court
is not persuaded that upon the
tenuous showing made by the
petitioners this morning that
III should suspend enforcement
of the petitioners plan Of
Indignation.
Violence Threat Discounted
The chief executive of Little
Rock has stated that the Little
Rock police have not had a
single case Of inter-racial vio-
lence reported to them and
that there has been no indica-
ton from sources available to
him that there would be vio-
lence in regard to this situa-
ton.
In an organized society there
can be nothing but ultimate
confusion and chaos If court
DEGREES are Haunted. whatever
the pretext.
That we. and each Of US,
has a duty to conform to the
law Of the land and the DEGREES
Of its duly constituted tribunals
is too elementary to require
elaboration.
The petition of the Little
Rock school district directors
and Of the superintendent Of
the Little Rock public schools
for an order temporarily sus-
pending enforcement Of its
plan of indignation heretofore
approved by this court is in
all things denied"
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Text of Order
In Arkansas
School Case

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept.
7.--FolloUtnD Is the teri of
Federal Judge Ronald N.
DGUtes' decision rejecting a
petition by the Little Rock
School Board for a tempo
TGry delay IN inte0rGtion OF
the Little Rock Central High
School.
Gentlemen, in this matter
let us first re-examine priol
events which have eliminated
today in the petition Of the
Little Rock school directors
and the school superintendent
for an order temporarily sus-
pending enforcement Of the
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Odoc III May, 4SO1s ttOuplC v
open on the first day Of the
fall term, last Tuesday.
The situation then was this:
Nine Negro students - al
high school seniors and all
carefully screened by q pupil
assignment board--were as
signed to Little Rock Central
High School. the main educa-
tional facility here for white
teen-agers. Central High last
year had about $500 pupils
and this year has about 1000
The reduction in enrolment
resulted not from assignment
of Negroes to the school, but
from the opening Of a new
white facility, Hall High. in
the swank western end Of town
Halted by Guardsmen
The nine Negroes had pre-
viously attended the two high
schools for colored children,
Dunbar and Horace Mann.
When the nine appeared
Tuesday. they were met by a
solid line Of National Guards
men and were turned away by
order Of Gov, Orval E. FaubuS
The same thing happened
Wednesday. On Thursday. the
Negro students stayed away
and likewise did not attempt
to enter school on Friday.
That brings the educational
situation UP to date. What was
the legal situation in this
three-year period?
When the Supreme Court
ruled in the Brown case that
separation of the races in
schools was inequality Of itself,
Arkansas began moving toward
gradual indignation. But
though the educational and
political authorities conceded
the inevitability Of compliance
with the court order, they also
stressed the gradualism Of what
they intended to do.
Ten-Year Formula
A plan devised by the direc-
tors and superintendent Of the
Little Rock School District Of
fered the people Of this State
capital a 10-year formula for
coping with gradual integra-
ton. This program. known as
the Blossom Plan after its
principal author. School SUI
perintendent Virgil T. Blossom.
did not meet with universal
approval, Of course. but was
accepted by the great majority
Of Arkansans. It was sold
TO them by school and political
officials as guaranteeing the
least possible amount of inte-
grafton in the greatest possible
amount Of time.
But just as there were many
who thought any migration
was too much, there were those
on the other side who thought
any delay was too long. Chief
among these were officials Of
the Arkansas branch Of the
National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored Peo-
pie. The NAACP is headed by
Mrs. L. c. Bates, whose hus-
band publishes the lone Negro
weekly in this State, the Ar
kansas State Press.
The NAACP lawyers. alleging
that the plan did not comply
with the Supreme Courts de-
cree ordering "all deliberate
speed" In migrating. sued ir
Federal court to have the plar
set aside. Federal District Judge
John Z. Miller. q former Sena'
tor from Arkansas. heard ths
NAACP suit and rejected it
thereby giving the Blossom
Plan, for the first time, Fedora
sanction.
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3-Yeor Dispute Coming
ToHeod in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept TIA three-year dispute over
Indignation in the public schools here coming to head
this week end
After long round Of maneuverngs which began when
the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the Brown
in May 1854 trouble the schools out in the
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TEXT OF MAYORS LETTER
Ruling on Duties Asked
Of Attorney General
speeIal pIspatch . The star

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Sept 7.-FollopinC Is the teri
OF letter from Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann to Arkansas
Attorney General Bruce Bennett requesting definition of
rights and duties bet0een the municipal and state COP
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14

STUDEBAKER l948 4-door Champion,
radio, heater, overdrive, 500. VIII.
5000. 30341 Lake Shore blvd.
1853 CHEVROLET 2lO 4-door, light
blue; good condition.; private owner,
S575 VIII 3-595l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14

1850 PONTIAC convertible, black.
white wall tires, radio. heater; good
condition. VIII. 3-2486.
l947 DODGE 4-door sedan, good trans
portation; best offer takes it. 19403
Muskoka ave.
1885 JEEP station wagon, 4 wheel
drive, good condition.; extras. Call
w. l-5739.
1852 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, radio,
heater, Powerglide. $425. Ii. l-18l2.
1858 MERCURY special custom hard
top. 1900 miles, new rubber. Merco-
matte, fully equipped, real sharp,
ivory with turquoise, shows excellent
care, $3.50 off list. Emerich's, 18602
St. Clair.
1850 STUDEBAKER 2-door with Cadil-
lac engine, $3.50. RE. 1885.
1850 BUICK, needs transmission, $3.50
". 1-6048 before p. m.
1856 NASH Rambler station wagon,
power brakes, white walls, reclining
seats, tri-tone. reasonable. GIL. 1-7726.
1949 CHEVROLET 2-door, excellent
condition, 10000 miles; original own
er. Err. 1-9878
1850 BUICK 4-door Special, dynaflow,
good condition. S275. RE. 1-6924.
1854 FORD, radio, heater. snow tires,
$3.50; real bargain. w. l-6l6s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14

1910 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. tires
and body AL, needs minor motor
repair, radio. heater, seat covers
back up lights, hand brake lights,
new plugs and points. new brake
system, oil filter, SIS. 2l00 North
Green rd., w. 6-1787
q TON panel truck, 1850 Pontiac.
10000 miles, Al condition, asking
S400. MI. l-266l.
VANETTE truck, l949 Dodge, AL,
looks and runs like new, S325. KE.
1880.
HOUSE trailer. Is Fl $3.50: I949 Ford
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FOR SALE-PETS

MONTHS old puppy, given free to
good home. PO. l-026l.
s MONTH old female pure bred fox
terrier, $40. PO. l-5267.
PARAKEETS, fine breeders, normals,
selling out. UL. l-2242.
COLLIE dog, male. housebroken, loves
children; free to good home. VIII.
2-2456.
COLLIE. months old female; free to
good home; good with children. VIII.
3-A277.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
1852 Plymouth

Exceptionally eleon interior, pitless chrome
and shiny original finish reflect previous
core; no rust. Hos never been domoged
or obused. A good solid cor tor you
and your fomiIY. 9o-doY 9uoronteed ond
driving trioI 10 protect you. G206
Reduced from S595 TO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
Quality
Is N O
Accident!
DON'T YOU THINK IT'S ABOUT TINE
YOU TRADED "oLD BESS" IN ON
United Guaranteed USED CAK!
l9 So Ford
ruDOp CUSTOM

oriainoI upholstery, pedols and nnqts
prove low rieoee. Rodio, heater, fordo-
motic. SpoiIess grey finish. Your fomily
will ihonk you for The comfort, economy
OF this unusual borsoin. Don't miss this
one one. A rare $595
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - soc MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT Use
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
DAY. NO CANCELLATION OR
ALTERATION AFTER p. M.
TUESDAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14

1853 Ponti0c
cHIEFTAIN DELUXE A-DooR
Fully factory equipped including rodio,
heoter, hydromotie, white walls; Spark
ling orisinol black finish ond 2-,one
interior. A cor you'll be proud TO own
and pleased 10 drive. Reduced GG0S
from sl0o5 10 .-.--------- ~~S~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
1854 Oldsmobile

W HULIUNI HNNUIOF
We invite you 10 inspect this sorseoUs
2-tone snow shoe white top with red bot
tom with custom interior 70 notch. Offers
spoiless perfection, power steering ond
brokes; rodio, heoier; 9o-doy guarantee
and driving triol 70 protect EQS
your precious investment ~@S~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14

1888 WILLYS Aero Lark, radio, heater.
overdrive, good tires. KE. 1-5525 after
or Saturday.
1851 PACKARD. 4-door, $3.50, list in
dealers hand book at 1895, mechani-
cally OK, needs some body work.
Gil. 1-3477 or 1873 Oakhill rd.
DODGE, 1850. 4-door, original paint.
all extras, one owner, reasonable. KE.
1-1752.
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1852 BUICK Super Riviera, 4-door, new
tires and battery, must see to appre-
ciate, best reasonable offer. Ii. l-9657
or PO. 1-26l0, 1281O Superior.
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Applications token by phone, delivery so'
We do what most people consider IL
have United's fomous "Poy As You Drive
additional collateral No pickup pay
pIonly morked down. Written guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
March 81

500
s-Faith for Today. Discussion
7-Deon Pike. Tolk.
"lmpoct OF lnteorotion on Negro
Institutions Or Alonzo Moron,
president. Hompton tVo } IN
stituie. is guest
o-See u Now.
Hour "Polond. 1857" Tele-
VISIONS first comero study OF cur
rent conditions ond forces al
work in Polond Hiohliohts in
cIude the opening OF the third
postwar Sejm tporliomentI
Co'dinol Wyszynski preaching
sermon in ST. AuoustiEe's Churc',
$50
4-0utlook. Chef HuntIey.
Shines Square Playhouse.
"Mordi eros" Mary Anderson
7-PSess Conference.
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Proerom Listinos

who set the scene for the EottIs
OF Gettysburg.
4:30
5-Mox Rexnick Show. Vor'ty.
7-Medicol Horizons.
"Dobetes. " A report on ITS trect-
ment ond the lotest in preventive
core From Best Institute Uni
versity OF Toronto. Conodo.
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SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Poss
400
7-ColIese News Conference.
Senator Hubert Humphrey.
S-Odyssey. Adventure.
Hour "Pickett's Charge The
exclusive film story Of bloody
doy, July }. 1868. in the Civil
Wor ond the group OF soldiers
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COLORED - Sc. -25 rooms, !
baths; $ lots; $4,000; Sl,50(
cash. Ii. 4-7726.
COLORED-S11,5O 800
2-family house: 2 kits, . baths
5 rms. brick garage; mr.. Pa. ave
DAVID e. BARRY CO.
ME S-2025 LA. 6-352a
cOLORED-oNLY S295 DOWN
VACANI-0-RM. BRICK: OIL hT.
FULL BSMT.; OUTSIDE ENTRANCE
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-306G
cOLORED-GI OR CONVEN.
2 Bedrms., ] Full. > Half Baths
732 RIDGE ROAD Sc.
Full bsmt., fenced, disposal. patio
porch. many other fine features:
perfect location, handy schools,
transp., shopping. Call today, Mr..
Fortin, 10. S-5S37. cox 81 CO., INC.
COLORED-BARNEY CIRCLE Sc.
DELIGHTFUL 2-story brick arranged
for families; rms. Ind A.; 3
rms, LIST A.; large basement; deep
lot: garage. Priced low for quick
sale. H. T. RUDOLPH, RE. 7-2137
or LII 4-T265
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

YRUNSWICK-5 rms. bath, nice
hall: nice cellar 20x20 IT,; kit.
bsmt. iSx20 IT,; porches; 3 lots
5Uxl so; spring, good running water;
flowers and bushes, tall trees.
Brunswick 49,. -.-.-
GAINESVILLE - 5ia acres; brick
Cape Cod, well of the road. 350-tt
excel home and investment; Sl3.-
500 RIPLEY & ROMER, JU. 5-611l.
JOIN THE EASTER PARADE
So 500 will buy this lovely 2-bedrm
rambler. situated on l-acre lot, mr.
fishing and boating. Call Mr.. Willett
for information. LII. 4-0Sl3 or DU
7-29a5
Sparks Agency, Realtors
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COLORED
NEAR l4th AND PA. AVE firm
bsmt oil h.-w.h.; si1'a5o Lu
ANACOSTIA HILLS - Four-yea
old semidet. brick. six rms, 3 bed
rms, fun bsnt.. built-in garage. gas
heat: S13,3jn. $50 down.
RIDGE. RID. AND E ST Large
semidet. brick: six rms, tiled bath,
Plus rms. and bath in bsmt. :.
sHiiPSLEY TER--semide, brick
five rms. = large bedrms., full bsmt.
with rec RIM: $4,000. BY appoint
OFF NICHOLS AVE. - bet; =
rms, bedrms . baths: bedrm
and bath on list a.. oil h.-w.h- !:
NEAR Fl. DUPONT PARK. 1874
Chaplin st.--Det.. ; large rms. with
. master-siZe hedrms liv. rm., with
firepl. din. rm.. kit. incl porch.
rec rm large. level lot: $1,000 dn
NEAR NICHOLS AVE --l4l6 Nor
ris I'd --5emidet. 5 lse. rms. . bed
rms gas h-wh $1,000
Fl; DUPONT HILLs-oi or eony
semidet brick; 8 rms. 2 large bed;
lo' e4e5 sHANNoN PLACE, near
Nichols aye.--Det.. z rms. 4 bed
rms 75-it. level lot: ll.5O0
FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN; good
sc, new section--Det.. corner brick
Z rms. Z bedrms,' baths; lst ( j
b bsn1e suit for t once arg sso5oo ''e'
HARTMAN REALTY. Inc.
1913 Good Hope Rid. Sc
LU. $4,000 LII. :-5976
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ALA. AVE. AREA--Bunga. on beaut.
corner zoe Must be seen. TO ap:
prec Liy rm with paneled wall
and nrepl.. kit, . bcdrms. and bath
on LIST a.. den and storage space
upstairs Si2,5O0. Call OWNER
III. 2-253s.
ALA. AND PA. AvEs.--sacrifice
brick: 4 bedrns., 2 baths, 9 gifts;
fenced I'd PosNER REALTY CO.
ST. 3-3J40. WA. 7-7s56.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS--is blk. on
Nichols ave. In Assumption Parish
Diet. frame, 3 bedrms. 2 baths;
could be Q apis price. $1,000
NEWcoMB REALTY. 10. 2-7655,
FAIRFAx VILLAGE rms, semi
Diet brick. 3 yr.-old development
Gas heat Ii l-1s47.
GORMAN TERRACE. SEE bed
rooms, full bsmt, with rec. room
and bar, very clean and only 4
yrs, old Semidet S4DS down. quick
possession. LANE PASTOR. Elk
o'SooOs
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OLNEY AREA--Charming 4-bedrm.
~ bath, center hall: Colonial on
I acres. additional ground avail.
priced In mid -thirties. CLIFFORD
B LITTLE, JU. 7-ea93: Pc. q
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sii5 DENNIS AVE.

area Se1i kit iiy T With 0ssfi n eli.
2 6edrms.. SIT. closets, 1Sxi2-ft.
family rm. with .firepl., elass-rooied.
tiled pate. picnic area with trees;
DIR. Ca. ave. TO Dennis, left 70
HOME MERCHANTS Ju. e.esoo
CONTINUED on Next Page|
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ROCKVILLE, West end = Custom
built: liv. RIM. with flrepl. sep. din.
rm., bedrms with expandabie
md a., tile bath: lge. lot. garden
space, shade trees. BY OWNER.
Open to Sun. sos Anderson
ave pO p-pltH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

ROCKVILLE, s12,25O. vacant. i'm
med. possession arranged. Attrac-
tive Cape Cod. blks. from new
go interehange 10 min to acc e;
T Tts fs niiheS s. oe St S.t nsnf 1 TR
finished bedrm. and bath. Lee. lot
with trees. Only $1,000 down and
everything. WILL sTAcKHoUsE.
Jr.. Realtor, Is W. Montgomery
ave-, Pc. 2-2SSS; eyes,, Pc.
2-4117. once open Sunday IL
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ROCKVILLE - 5-bedroom. 3:bath,
brick home. ia yrs. old. on 3 lovely
..cres: Immediate occupancy. Din.
rm.. firepl.: full bsmt.: breezeway
70 2-car garage with small apt.
Reduced to $4,000 for quick sale.
10 min. to Rockville, 20 min 70
cox 4. CO. nc
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ROCkVlLLE-TWINBROOk - Cape
Cod. court frontage. within walking
distance Of stores and playground.
LIST A.: 2 bedrms.. living rm.. with
insulated picture window. brick
ainlns ae s,.a hh atbroon 1i's pnMah.dis t
md n. will accommodate : large
bedrms.. bath and storage rm. Sale
by OWNER. Assume 4iaqs Gil loan.
Poplar 2-9462.
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FOUR CORNERS AREA-New g.
bedrm. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
home on deep. wooded lot. Sep. din.
nm, lge kit. Law in bsmt: base
board heat A scarce item at SIg.-
500. RIPLEY a. ROMER. JU. s.
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B-14 THE SUNDAY STAR /

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1857
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FOUR CORNERS AREA bed
rooms. . baths. large modern e.ec-
trio kitchen; fireplace. walk to
schools: bus at door. Assume large
CT loan. GRAHAM 4 CO.. JU.
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HOME AND INCOME-Takoma Park.
Wonderful opportunity TO get ahead
! Attrac. house with 3 apis. lge.
terraced shady lot. cow. to every
thing. Occupy one apt. and rent
from other 2 apis. VIII carry SO
| Property not affected by coming
changes. Call OWNER. JU. 5-33a5
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GLEN HlLLS-Custombuilt. SOFT
rambler on acre. l-yr. old: 2
bedrms, " baths. auto. kit. 33-ft
liv. rm. with frepl,. additional fire.
place in 46-ft divided bsmt. for rec.
rm Panoramic view in exclusive
area Of fine homes. Asking Se5. ESQ
Mr. Hoag. OIL. 2-I657. cox a
CO. INC OIL. o-lR13
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FAIRLANDS. Md bedrooms. lge
din. rm., kit. liv. rm., fireplace:
newly dec; l2-acre lot A bargain
at S14.500 Drive out Highway
20. right on Fairlands Beltsville I'd
70 sign He 4-a3Al
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ROCKVILLE-Vacan LRe., moutrn
older type home. With bdrms. on
/ acre; a beautiful estate IN q
asking SOD, 600; see and make offer
Mr.. Hoag. OIL. 2-1657. cox d CO..
OI. o-lA13
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Wheaton
contractor leaving by June 10. and
Just finishing beautiful lge. addi-
ton. making i.hedrm.. 2-bath
rambler. Ideal house for lge. fam
lly. Paneled liy. rm. fireplace. sep.
din. rn., extra Ice family bathrm. =.
loads OF closet space: I2xl6 mas
ter bedrm. with full pvt. bath;
bsmt. with outside entr.: t-acre
trees Walking dist. to elem.
iunior. and senior high schools;
nr. excel, shopping. churches. etc.
All this and a AZ CT loan which
can be assumed. Direct from
OWNER. VIII 8-S4Q5
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1925 Broadwood dr.
Picture-pretty 3-bdrm. rambler. Ice.
kit: nice yard. fenced. assume
il7es loan. with payments Of S74
mo-: asking Sll.700. Mrs. Hoag,
OIL. 3-ltl3. cox a. co, INC.
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ROCKVILLE: OPEN 20: $500 down,
$50 mo.--Attrac. 2-bedrm. brick
and-shingle rambler with carport.
picture window, spacious kitchen,
dinette. plenty work and storage
space; ieyel yard; mr.. school. bus,
stores. DIR, Wis. ave. right on
Edmonston I'd, right on Lewis to
1905. MRS. NORHEIM, HE. A.
25I0. COX a. CO., JU. 5-0775.
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ROCKVILLE - SIl.950: 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod: all lge. rooms, sep. din.
rm.. bsmt.. gas heat; garage: as;
sumo 4eo GI financing. FOGARlf
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, 1860 First
St. corner of Atlantic st, s.w.. Gi
or conv.--Det. brick. 8 rms, 3 br,
iol bsmt., scr. porch, built-in ga.
rage, large corner lot. $1,000 with
$4,000 LIST trust. LII. LIED.
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INDIAN SPRING MANOR a00s Gar.
Perfectly maintained brick Co
loniel; ALL lge rms. See to an
nreeiate l-dark ALLEN REAL
TORS RIA R.13l9
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III. 4Oth ST. S.E.-Ciean 6-rm,.
lls-bath, row brick home. Close
Fairfax Village. most conv. and
economical 70 own. Full bsmt.
Owner needs larger quarters. Sl2.-
$50. Mr.. Costello, Ii, 1887
ZAGAMI REALTY CO., Realtors
ION Cauitol HID
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living.
S A. TodI "a, t cost Liv rm S.ar with
fuil bsmtt FHA OF assume ~
loan "riced 20 sell Out Conn. ave
- Knowles. left to Summit. left to
Warner icht to 4i23. open Sun.
A
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(Twinbrookl 3 : bed
rm.. expandable to 4: la-acre I'd:
$500 cash to non-Gf or CT;
Si1.e50; vacant. GIDEON c.
JOHNSON, 10. 4-7O17 or VIII. g.
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Det., = DedrmN. DSmt; lRe, lot. EN-
3-Sb00; ewes. ia. $4,000.
OwNER--2 bedrooms, living room,
fireplace. dining room. sun room,
kitchen. breakfast nook. ~ baths,
oil hot water, garage; close to
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Easy
financing. JU. b-054e.
LARGE. Broom sPLIT-LEvEL
brick and frame. all-electric kit.
inished rec. rm.. shade trees. New
cond.: near new Vitro plant. Only
$4,000. RIPLEY g. RoMER. JU
NEW s.BEDRM. BRK RAMBLEB.
30xS0; 10 baths. breezeway, =
car attached garage; oil .h,-w.
heat: full bsmt. LARGE wooded lot:
mile west OF Rockville. In grove OF
large trees; finest residential area;
S"N. 500. 1000 cash, balance like
rent, cflAS. n, JAMESON, Realtor.
BUTT totsithsrs6urS 7es:J..iii. w.
OWNER sACRIFICE-3 bedrooms.
equip, kit. fenced yard: scr. pch.,
plus other extras. Assume payments
Of ss7 as a mo. incl. everything.
time; out viers Mil I'd. 70 Broad.
I'd right on Farr I'd. TO 1904.
I.5I6 GEORGIA AVE. Omen sum
dayi 23-ft. liv. rtn.. 14xl2 din.
rm.. 2 Ice. hedrms., rec. rina 100
NJ. lot: sf3..bO: available on easy
terms RIPLEY b RoMER. Ju.
bs011l,
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FLOWER AVE. ARIA. 9il4 Sudbury
I'd --6-room. a-bath brick Colonial:
large level lot. de luxe rec. rm. with
bar, wall-to-wall carpets, Grapes.
cleo. range, garbage disposal: sacri-
nee: S17.95O. excel financing avail.
Ill Q.031I Oman 10 "a q
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- 5BU0 HIDUEWAI
AvE.-Open Sun 3-5. Vacant. 4
Ice. bedrms., 2 full baths. Asking
only Sl3.950. Like new and clean
as q whistle. Big roomy kit; nre-
school and transp. Out Wis ave,
right on Halpine I'd, left on
Ardennes ave-, left on Ridgeway
to open sign. Mr.. Cox. EN-. 1886,
cox a. Co, INC. OIL. 2-l613,
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WHEATON; $1,000 down for all;
$95 q mo. pays everything-3-bed-
rm. brk. home, IA baths. Wrestling
de luxe kit, heated rec. rm.:
walk to public and parochial
schools. 10. 5-36SS, SUBURBAN