davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

burton at Humnoke. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. John jackson were guests
Of Hrs. Bertha Jackson. who took
very III a few days ago. She L
quite improved At this time. :.
Mrs Edward Bradford. Mrs. Liz
lian Smith were called 10 the
bedside Of an aunt to Pittsburgh.
Sunday mite.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

OLIVE sHREET PIKE
Ulysses shepherd

WIFE, 81 @.&A0
Mrs. Marshall Traylor passed
January 90 She was the widow
Of the late Marshall Trayior. who
resided on Route 2. On the
sick list are Dan Stewart. Ross
carlbert. s. w. Hill Jacob Nash.
George Moore. and Mrs. Mary
crofton. =. Mrs. callie Williams
passed January q. She was a for
mer resident Of Camden. Among
surviving relatives are Mr.. and
MIRA Willie Crawford. and Rev.
and Mrs. p. w. Wilson. Burial
was at Camden. Thought for
the week: 4 have always thought
the actions Of men are the best
interpreters Of their thoushts.s
Good humor Is one Of the best
dress one can wear In society"
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Sockwells last Thursday mite.
Their son has a badly burned
foot Mira Matte Curtis
has returned home after visiting
IN Ohio. Wisconsin and Miehi-
gan. where she enjoyed visiting
her children.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

thS oeaaIg goAH assds
2 round g. or s-ineh cake layers Inc
heart-shapsd baking pans neededI
Fluffy frosting, tinted pink. Small
red cinnamon candies.
can Bakers Angel Flake coeonue
Steps 10 fslissi
/. Make the cake layers from one Of the
new instant mixes or from any favor |
lite player recipe.
2. Cool layers. then proceed - follewsi
q. Spread one layer with part Of The
fluffy pink frostins and top with
second layer. a
b. Cut wedge from ons side lssS Zig.
urs 81 about 81 inches wide ana
sinehss deep.
s. With q large spstuia transfer the
larger section Of cake 70 9 large plate
or tray or . bread beard which you
have neatly covered with red alumni
UNI foil
n. Place the cut-out wedge opposite the
cut section ct edge Of cake (,ee
Figure S2) TO form the point Of Tie
heart.
b. Cover top and sides Of entire heart
with remaining fluffy frosting.
4. For final decorations. study top photo
graph.
q. While frosting d soft, outline .
heart In center Of cake and oil with
red cinnamon candies. !.
b Mako the cake Q real Valentine b.
pattins faxed eeeonut gsnsrously
over rest Of surface
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08
For Your Ever-Lovin' Heart

your heart making this Valentine Cake top photo
i finished cake. To make this beauty yoaH need
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Negro win Get
High Iudicius Post

ALBANY. N. r.. Oct. 0 R1.---
The Appellate Division Of the
State Supreme Court. New
York's second highest tribunal,
viii have Its first Negro member
at the end Of the year.
Gov. Averell Hartman said
yesterday he would appoint
Justice Harold A. Stevens Of
Manhattan to the $34,500-a-
year post to succeed Presiding
Justice David w. Peck Of the
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Bottom. The District has con-
demned this last remaining
livery and is allowing II "a
operate only temporarily.
Plans call for a new trail for
pedestrians to the Taft Bridge
stable from Connecticut ave-
nue. along Belmont road.
This site closer TO town also
should please riders who have
complained the upper park
stable is too hard to reach.
The Bingham road facility also
has run into opposition from
gardeners who for IA years have
been allowed by the Mop to
use the site for vegetable and
flower gardens.
Mr.. Kelly said he was trying
TO locate the riding instruction
ring SO 1t would not interfere
with the gardens.
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feed and provide for their own
children. both colored and
white. We in Georgia have moi
leaned on this crutch Of Fed
eral aid"
Georgia taxpayers pay S166.s
million per year ON education
not counting big cities. while
Federal aid amounts to Sis
million, none of 1t for teach
ers and equipment. he pointed
out.
Emissions Party Split
Gov. Grimm. who withdrew
from President Eisenhower's
conference of Southern Cover
nors on the Little Rock crisis
said the civil rights issue will
split the Democratic Party.
Paul Butler calls on the
President to pistol-whip the
people of the South. The only
States in the Union that went
for the Democratic candidate
were seven Southern States. II
IL hadn't been for US, Mr.
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stevenson would have received
d goose ese." he said.
Answering q question on the
possibility Of q third party in
1860 he predicted: Eyes. II II
Imeans the salvation Of this
country. I do think there viii
be q third party"
Democrats can only get to-
eether II they will forget the
false prophets in the Demo-
cratic Party. As things stand
today, I think a party dedi-
Gated to preserving the Con-
stitution Of the United States.
regardless Of the political de-
sires Of both major parties. is
our salvation.
Il am an American first,
then q party man, ! will work
for q third party, but not head
1t. I am not. and would not
be. q candidate"
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2 New. Stables
Planned in Park

Two stables for Rock Greek
Park riding horses are planned
for construction next year. Ma
tional Capital Parks Supt. Ed
ward j. Kelly said today.
One would be built north OF
Taft Bridge ON the east side
Of the park.
The other would be located
OF Oregon avenue in the vicin-
ity Of Bingham road in the up
per park area. This stable ia
scheduled for completion in
1853 The lower park facility
may be started by the end of
next year, Mr.. Kelly said.
Selection of the Taft Bridge
site is a concession by the
MOP to riders using the private
Edgewater Stables in Foggy
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Ae0A raNAah VI 1tatN oQN~
ereignty,' casting aside the
Constitution.
The Georgia chief executive
said he has pictures and docu-
mentary evidence that leaders
of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People elaborated with per-
sons known to have "Commu-
niStic leanings." as cited by the
Un-American Activities Com
mittee, to plan national inte-
grafton strategy at a meeting
In Mounteagle. Tenn.
The Governor also asSailed
John Kasper. Northern segre-
gationist.
Il want to know under the
caves Of whose roof Kasper is
sleeping and being fed" Gov.
Griffin said. He was picketing
the White House meeting of
four moderate Governors. I am
not moderate. but / am hope
full"
A moderate, Gov. Griffin ex-
planned, is someone who says
YES. We are going to lose the
war, but let's do it slowly"
Attacks Court Decisions
Supreme Court decisions on
integration are "the law OF the
case. not the law of the land, /"
Gov. Griffin charged. He said
he plans to uphold the Consti-
tuition. but that the Supreme
Court is not going along with
the Constitution. Georgia will
not accept integration. he said
Il ran on a platform to pre-
serve unmiXed schools in Geor-
gia. I had a clear mandate, -
he maintained.
What if a Federal Judge
hands down a decision enforc-
ing integration2
The Federal judge closes
the schools. There is a law on
the statute books here which
says that no public funds Of
any kind viii be spent in an
migrated school. A Federal
Judge that hands down an or
der on indignation will auto
matically close the school be-
cause there is another law
which directs the Governor to
close any schools in Georgia
under these circumstances.
And what if Federal aid is
tied to migration?
IF there ever came a time
that in order to receive Fed
eral grants for education we
would have to integrate." the
Georgian replied. Il would say
Immediately Get up your stew
pot. your peas. your pans and
get out of here
The people of Georgia can
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THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. C. e. R.23
wEDNLsDAY .. 1881

Appellate Division. first depart
ment. Justice Peck viii retire
December 81.
Justice Stevens. a 40-year-old
Democrat. was appointed to the
Supreme Court by Gov. Harri-
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man in July, 1855. and was the
first of his race to hold such a
position. He later was elected
TO q full. l4-year term. The
job pays $4,000 annually.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NV. DOScmfOScn
Shopping Area

Atlas Sports Store
eS,spsrtss, tlsnlnG Tackle, rlrssFm.l
BaSkin Furs
Ger. s,S Ssa s... M. "a As sossss
The New "BreSlau"
49,, .womsns Apparel and Fursl
BOyce & Lewis Shoes
Mem 70 o 6Sps Too Hs 'Ssr e F s!5so..
'ss Isih 8. S.w. 1ss III s.: SW.
Browning King Co., Inc.
IasS G St Nv. MI. s-3ssI
Capital Wall Paper Co.
swsllrapsr and Pa.ntl
slt f.th st. NV. Ma s-o3sO
Carlton Casuals
Skirts. Blouses. LlnEerieN
5So 18th y. NV. Ma $500
Crosby Shoe Stores
,FsatuFins Mary Jane Shoes,
lS 81, NV. NJ. s-satl
sls sth 81. NV. ME. s-sH6s
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
zoos 2 81. NV. NE. a-Sasg
Fields Clothes, Inc.
,Msn.s Clothing and FusEishlngsl
Ise itth 81. NV. M. s-o6se
FOgeI's
tLaEssse, Mems Wear. spis Goods,
10th md d NV. EX. 3-asIa
Haber & Co.
laos g st. NV. nj. s-Oels
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
sqr r,, s's s.. NV. 70 80 S'H 81 s.osss
Irving'S
sports Goods spor;sxsaY, LuSsassl
10th and SITS. NV. TX. S-e62s
kOtzin
1921 . 81. NV. EX. a-O23s
Latt's Ties l. Toys
go 18th ST. NV, TX. 3-I.O0
LeOna Fashions
49,. Feminine Apparel
1871 q 81 NV. nj. s-893s
Liberty Shops
Women 5 Aecessorles)
100 g ~. NV. RI. .-elRt
$50 18th 81. NV. TX. 3-s6il
Lynn Jewellers
R06 . ST. NV. DI .-ls12
Metropolitan HaberdaShers
lNatl Brand Shirts Underwear. etcN
heA Eleventh 81. NV. MI. s-9Ile
The Mode
Mems Clothing. FURNISHINGS.
ioIi ' street MI. s-0sis
New York Trimming Store
tDressmaksrs Supplies. Fabrics.
els G st. NV. DL. ;-sIas
Nugent's
,., daeies Appsrel-Iingsrisl
1910 ~. NV. MI. SSH
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems Clothing and Harberdasheryl
Oi6 18th 81. NV. nj. s-aR0s
Plaza Sport Shop
!sports Goods. spor,swear. Lugeagel
10th and y sts. NV. RE. :.s5ia
The Princess Shop
i1Os ~. Nv. RE-. s.sSOO
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
seat Covers and Auto Tops,
eO'-s X - NV. RI. .-I.0I
ROchers
,o,pnF ss,ss' Goats Suits and Furs
SaltZ r ST.
d. ~ AieIander. Ltd. Of London
Mems clothlng and FurnishinEsl
lSii - NV MI. a-tiSI
Schmid'S Emporium Of Pets
..Eyerything for Your Petl
$50 " 81 NV. MI. R-5IIa
Sport Center
.,sSP9o,tias goods-Boy Scout Fau!pl
Surplus Sales Co.
,Clothing. Shoes Camp supplies1
SfS Penna' ave. NV. RI. i-556I
Tall Apparel
i, ,R {; I, Wear and Lingerie, ,o,o
Tall Fashions
a , ,S.n E, WWsarins Apparel ,,o,
Town 4 Casual Shoes
.air step pr Iocks's, shsnanleansl
OIL nth II. NV. Ma. S-S3i6
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co, Inc.
Zine Wall COVERINGS and PaintA
i3s. New York Ave. NV. ST, 3-S5SA
UrdOng Bros. Inc.
Ladies Ready-to Wearl
igO6 q ~. NV. IA. s-Oaa6
Vans Mems Shop
I33s q ~. NV. ST. $3.50;
Vincent ct Vincent
HairStyliSt
81 lIth 81. NV. Ma. s.Ihse
Wales Decorators
Home FurniShingN
iglD q st. NV. IN g.atOg
iiSO \. Hirhland, ArI "a. ;.83OO
Wardell'S
tWomens Wear
1900 . ~. NV. IA. s-3i3D
xeN%%%NSNNNsNNNNNSNN%NSANN%
1 Southeast Ares
NsNsNANNNts aNNNSaNNSNNNSNE
George 2. Warner 4 &c.
plumbing and HestinRl
a5le 9th 81. S.N. So. a.3iAO
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Gov. Griffin Forecasts
Sd Porty Moves in go
BY MARTHA ROUNDTREE
North American Newspaper Alliance

ATLANTA Ga. Oct Gov. Marvin Grimm said yesterday
that Georgia will not indignation predicted
third party movement In 1860
In interview with the writer he revealed that he
sending telegram TO all Governors urging them protest the
OF Federal troops in Little Rock occupation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Jumuicun Exodus

KINGSTON. Oct. . tR.-The
largest single months exodus
Of Jamaicans this year to seek
work In Britain is expected BY
the end Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at-
ease because Of loose, W0bbIy false
teeth. FASTEETH. an improved aka
Tine tnon-acidl powder, eprinkled on
your plates holds them hrrner 90 they
feel more comfortable. Avoid embar-
raasnlent caused by loose plates. Get
kAsTEETH today ct any drug counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

Grubb's Pharmacy
lIiSl vIeTs Mill Rd. 10. 8.333i
Quality Shoe Store
'Red Goose Shoes,
IltIB Georgia Ave. 10. s-2239
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) Ne. Shopping
: Area

BeFger's
fWomen's WEAR
eoI6-Ie 4. I. Ave. NE. NO. 2-0S9l
fran's Smartwear
ladies Ready-to-WeaYl
1898 18th 81. NE. la. 6-S0Is
Marfeldt's. Inc.
tMen's. Womep's a children's Wear
200 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
3S3s 18th -. NJ. la. 6-sSsS
Market Tire CO., Inc.
Tires. Baiieriesl
1880 oladsburs Rd. NE. LA. 6-3sSs
Michigan Drugs
tD-ues and Toysl
1891 Michigan Ave. NE. Ia. S-I0oo
Northeast Motors
Ford Sales and Service
es0 Biadensburg Rd. NE. Ii. assoc
OuriSman Chevrolet. Inc.
sales and Service
eIO n 81 NE. II. s-IsOo
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
tsales and Service
t05 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. $1,000
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, Other Northwest
4 Areas

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress Shops
ladies Headv-to- wearl
tstS Georgia ave. NV. RA. 6-Ae6O
Ben Hundley Tires
Tires and TubesN
aii6 18th ST. NV TT. 9-sI0O
City Tire Service
lTires. Auto Radios, servicel
ltlS Itth 81 NV DE. g-2Ias
District Glass Co.
lMirrors---Tahle Tons)
,has sth s., NV NJ, $500
Dolls f. Danes
Feminine Apparel
EOS Tuekerman ~. NV RA a-gsts
Handlev Motor Co.
Ford Sales and Service
G3.3 GserEia Ave. NV. IA. 0-6OaO
Jack PRIV. Ltd.
,Forelsn Sports Cars Sales. Service,
Lad & I.aSSie Shops
Intants' and Childrcn's Apparen
IeI0 Underwood -. NV. Rt. a.e0as
ll0 RIGS Rd NJ RA. 9-2OAT
Manhattan Auto & Radio
Foreign 'ars--Accessories
1903 ,th St NV no. $1,000
Potomac Table Pad e.
Mirror Co, Inc.
IA1; eth -. NV DE. e-eItO
w. :. Pratt. Inc.
Brake Service Automotive Repairl
1919 18th ~. NV AD. .-iOOO
Royal Motors, Inc.
Plymouth Sales A. servicel
iOO Georgia Ave. NV ia a-ean0
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
.sS>st;SSSSSS,~S%~>~~~~tSS%s,.t ;i,..,,
Southeast Area
sANNSNNAAANAANNNNANNAANNNNS
BrinSfield's Drug Store
80 south Capitnl ~. 10. 3-5GO0
The & lOthes Mart
Mems Wearl
s sSe, s'oS %.n HGT' = 20, ~ ~ s.sSs
Congress Park Dept. Store
llg1-sp ayaInsh u. 81 10 a-aa6a
Grand Paint e. Hardware
Paints Hdware Housewares, etc
,s; Penns Ave Sc. ~. 6.baal
kOpy Kat
Ladies ReSdv-to-wesr)
10 Hth 81. So. H. a-agSa
Market Tire Co, Inc.
Tires and BatterieSl
I 10 n. Jersey Ave. Sc. IL. t-fO3l
Harry SOllarS
-, ,Hires and Batteriesl
'l9l llth ST. NV ~. 5-bt6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
} Rochelle. Md.

Abode Hardware Co.
tFire Screens anc AccesSoriesi
= ". Middle lane 70. s-6I96
Albee Shoes
shoes for the Familyi
II y. Washington Ave. 20. 2-93s0
Chandler Motor Co., Inc.
Mercury Sales and Service
2t0 HunGerford Rd 70. 2-6IOS
Children'S Center
OInfsnts' to Sub-Teens' Clo.hingl
- T.. NOntgomery Ave. 20. 2-asO1
Greta Stevens
fWomens Wear
. y. WashinGtOn 81. 70. 2-iIsS
Larry Alan, Inc.
Mems wear)
225 \. Nashington ST. 20. 3-6ss6
Medley & Co.
tJe rs-W1tchmsker Opticians
go l.. Montgomery ave. 20. 2-l5S5
NOrman's Youth World
The Store for Children
y. washington 81. 70. s-6232
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tSWNNNNbNNNbbttNtNVtNWNttN
: Connecticut Are.
{ Shopping Area

Beyda's Conn. Ave.
,Sportswear and chlldren'n
1894 Coma. Ave. NV. ST. 3-03o3
The BOOtery. Inc.
ti.alies' OTiglnai Shoe Fashionsl
lo5S Conn. Ave. NV. IN. 3-s3t3
BOrtOn'S
fchina. Glass Glttsl
a3I3 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-4a3S
Casual Corner
-. Lsportswear and sepsrAes'
siIs CSnn. Ave. NV. ri. s-ss1S
an: Wilson Blvd. Arb. Va.
Jean MatOu. Inc.
Ladies Ready-to-Wear)
1909 Gem. Ave. NV. Ma. SASS
Joan Roberts
iLadies' Resdv-to-vear,
100 Conn. Ave. NV. ST. 3-sSs5
Shoe Fair, Inc.
ladies Better Cancellation Shoes
1922 Conn. ave. NV. TX. 3-95as
Ted Lewis Restaurant
.6SS Cenn. ave. NV. AID. assoc
Uptown Pharmacy
| $3.50 Gem. Ave. NV. EM. $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
|'$ Columbia Heights ;
$Upper I4fh So. N.W.$
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Arcade Pontiac Co.
tSales and servicel
ItS7 IFvins ST NV. AD. $500
Barnett Fashion Shop
ladies Apparel
303t 18th 81. NV. NJ. ..5sO0
Belle Of Washington
sgnfoFms. Lingerie and snorisw.arl
Belmont Auto Land
Auto Radio Repairs and Tiresl
stis nth 81. NV. HO. s-SSO0
Beyda'S
lsportsvssr and childrens Wear
3lti 18th 81 NV AID. 4-sst5
Crosby Shoe Stores
iFeaturing Mary Jane Shoes
,tI2t-26 tath Sc. NV. NO. $4,000
Henrietta'S CarOuSel Shop
3OI6 tgth 81. NV. no. 2-asea
Irving Music & Radio
Records and 'layers Music. RadiosN
30Is 18th 81. Nv. 90. S-asO0
Irving Shop. Inc.
Mems WEAR
alIg 18th ~. NV. An. a-ISOl
kraSner'S
Feminine Apparel
s9iO nth 81. NV. DE. 2-t.98
Leeds
tWomen's WEAR
3Oi6 Itth ST NV. AD. a-asO0
Levitan Mems Wear
Mems FURNISHINGS and Clothing
30ii tth 81. NV. co. s-IIS4
Marks JeWelry & Gifts
5000 18th 1t. NV. 60. 5-Saa.
MaXSi Mems & Boys Wear
,Clothing and Haberdasherv,
.0ei nth 81 NV NJ. 3-isS6
Perry Nelson Of
Washington. Inc.
tWomen's wear and LlnKerleA
3l0S ltth ST. NV no. g-3:.a
The Sally Shops
Feminine Fashionsl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
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SiIrer Spring. Md. 5

Capitol Appliance Co.
appliances and Teievis.onl
s5es Geergis Ave. IL. 5-3i00
Clark'S Flowers
S6tS CslesVille I'd. u. s-tSse
East West Motors
tChrysler-P Plymouth sales a sery.cel
Ii00 Tast-West Hwy. u. j-I333
Esther Shop of
Silver Spring
tChildrenS Apparel
saai GeOrsia Ave. ~. stree
u. L. Green Dept. Stores
s6l9 Celesville Rd. u. $3.50
Loving Chevrolet Co.
lSaleS and Service
1899 Eat-West Hwy. IL 5000
Matt Ogens
- Ladies Ready-to-wesr
N55I TentOn 81. ~. s-9sIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Motors, Inc.
CIncoln- Mercury sales 4 servicel
1900 East-West INV. u. $500
Nan Richards
Dresses, suits. Coats. sportswean
$685. COlesville Rd. ~. S.6S.S
Paymer e. Phillips. Inc.
Paint Bedv work-Seat coyers.Topsl
$500 GeorGia Ave. ~. S-3i3s
Silver Gift Shop
'Gifts. China, Crystan
S5t3 GeOrEia Ave. IL S-S.s6
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
Tires. Tubes, Batteries, upholS,eryD
HoOO GeorGia Ave. ~. 9-s;3S
Town and Casual Shoes
lAir step. DR. locke's, Shenanie'
MOI. Celesvtlle Rd. IL. 5-a56l
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co.. Inc.
Zine wall COVERINGS and Psint0
$3.50 Fenton ~. ~, S-tSOO
Wright'S Jewelry
silver, Diamonds. Wstche)
SlS GeoTGia Ave. ~ a-litt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SMitIamd. Wd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lane Shops
80. .women's Apparel
i6i Suitland Rid 10 $4,000
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mile to Brinkley road. right on
Brinkley road Ia miles.
o. woodbridge Development
- Co.. Inc. builder; mini
mum price. $l2.S15: three bed
rooms; 800 houses: Marumsco
Village; Shirley highway to
Woodbridge, right on Route l23
approximately one-half mile.
% F. w. Clarke. builder:
- minimum price. $17.500;
four bedrooms: 500 houses;
Hallowing Point River Estates;
Route ! to Gunston Hall. left
to Gunston Hall and homes.
Oh Empire Engineering Corp.
- Of Va. builder; minimum
price. $23.950; three and four
bedrooms; 100 houses: Potomac
Valley: through Alexandria, on
George washington Memorial
boulevard. right 500 feet at YER
non View drive.
OK Stratford Landing Build
- ing Corp. builder: mini
mum price. s2l. 1000; four bed
rooms; 500 houses: Stratford
Landing Riverside Farm 8:
through Alexandria on Mount
Vernon Memorial boulevard to
Vernon View road just beyond
Fort Hunt. then 500 yards.
NIL. @. MeltEer Associates.
&c Inc, builder: minimum
price, $22.34O; three bedrooms;
so houses; Sulgrave Manor sub
division: George Washington
Memorial boulevard to Mount
Vernon, rights ton Route 2S5
SOUTH about 500 yards. right on
Route 623 to entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14

OK Goldsten Brothers, build
W ers: minimum price. 313,-
$50: three bedrooms; 800
houses: Fairfield: south on
U. s. Route /, approximately
( miles past Alexandria to Fair
field sign on right.
RI Clarence w. Cosnell. Inc.
" builder: minimum price.
$22. l80: three-bedroom houses;
Waynewood; Mount Vernon
Memorial parkway through
Alexandria. on right So miles
past Hunting Tower trafic
light.
QQ Woodlawn Construction
w Corp. builder: minimum
price. SCI. 800; three and four
bedrooms: 100 houses; Holm
Hall Village; Mount Vernon
Memorial boulevard, approx.
mately 4 miles beyond Alexan-
dria to wellington lane. right
to Fort Hunt road, right about
( blocks to Alexandria avenue,
left to homes.
20 William Kagan Co., Inc,
~ builder; minimum price,
$24.o50: three and four bed
rooms: ITS houses: Colling-
wood-on-the- Potomac; Mount
Vernon Memorial parkway AZ
miles to sign on right. turn
right 100 feet and left 300 feet
to home.
on F. a. M. Builders, builder:
- minimum price. S2I, 500;
four bedrooms; 100, houses:
North Potomac View; across
South Capitol Street Bridge to
Indian Head highway, / mile to
Oxon Hin road, right Y mile to
Balmoral drive. right to home.
81 John o. Aylor. builder:
minimum price, SIe,95O:
three bedrooms; 100 houses:
Brinkley Manor: South Capitol
street and Indian Head high
way left at Oxon Hill road one
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Photo Credit

Photographs Of exhibit homes
appearing in this section were
taken by Star Stan Photogra-
pher Paul Schmick.
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addition to the map and list o
Of photographs Of development
The full list Of % exhibit
j. Wesley Buchanan a. Son
y builder; minimum price
e1l.ee0; three bedrooms: 20
houses; Deer Park; Route FAC
through Rockville to Peony
drive. Gaithersburg; right on
Peony drive to Hutton street,
right on Hutton street.
q Naham Construction Co.,
= Inc, builder: minimum
price, $18.9go; three and four
bedrooms: 200 houses: English
Manor; Georgia avenue past
Wheaton Shopping Center to
English Manor; entrance on
left.
Z Howard County Develop
- ment Corp. builder; mini
mnrn price, $4,000; three bed
rooms; 400 houses: Allview Es-
tates; New Hampshire avenue
or Colesville road to Route 1876,
right and follow new Route 20
10 homes on right.
A Buchanan q Gingery
builder; minimum price
el5,95O; three bedrooms; APP
proximately ESQ houses: Hun
gerford Towne; north on Rock
vile Pike Route 24O). to sign
on left at Richie parkway.
Greenwood Knobs Con-
- struction Co., builder; min
imum price. $18.500; three and
four bedrooms; 20 houses; Ber-
muda Manor: Georgia avenue
past Wheaton Shopping Cen.
ter to Kayson street. left or
Kayson to Holdridge. left again
to home.
q Geeraert Const ructior
- Corp, builder; minimum
price, $l6.4o0; two. three anc
four bedrooms; 300 houses;
Twin Brook Forest: Georges
avenue to Viers Mil road. left
on iVers Mill road for about
"a miles.
independence Construction
. Co., builder; minimum
price, $15,340; three bedrooms;
20 houses; Yves Lynn; Vier'
Mill road to Falkland drive
right on Falkland drive Il
independence street. right or
Independence.
q L. O. MeItzer Associates
" Inc, builder; minimum
price, $17.850; three and foul
bedrooms; 30 houses. Beverly
Hills Estates: Georgia avenue
TO Viers Mill road, left on Vieri
Mill road and follow to Park
land drive, right on Falkland
blocks to Evanston street. left
on Evanston and follow tc
Glasgow drive. left on Glasgow
100 feet.
q Metropolitan Homes, Inc.
= builder; minimum price
ei7,990; three bedrooms: Isl
houses; Stoneybrook Estates;
Georgia avenue to Viers Mil
road. Viers Mil road to / block
past Randolph road to Har.
ward street.
In Kay Construction Co.
~ builder: minimum price
e21,950: three and four bed
rooms: $50 houses: Kemp Nil
Estates; Georgia avenue
through Wheaton to Arcoll
avenue. right on Arcola II
homes.
II Vincent L. Vinella. build
- er; minimum price, S25.'
$50; three bedrooms. III
houses: Springbrok Terrace
from Silver Spring to the l250t
block Of Colesville road; right
on Venice drive at sign.
- Edwards g. Renick Con.
- struction Co., builder
minimum price, S24,500; three
bedrooms; "a houses; Home,
stead Estates; from Georges
avenue and Colesville road
miles on Colesville road II
Tanley road.
IL Aubinoe Construction Co.
- builder: minimum price
S24,925; three bedrooms: ap
proximately 100 houses; Wild
wood Manor; Wisconsin ave