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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Children of Confederacy
To Meet Here This Week

The Children Of the Con-
federacy will hold their
third annual general con-
vention in Washington this
week. beginning Wednesday
evening with a welcome pro-
gram and banquet at the
Hotel Continental.
Speaker Sam Rayburn
will extend greetings to the
delegates on the opening
program which will feature
an address by the president
general of the United
Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy, Miss Edna Howard
Fowler Of California.
Business Of the convention
will be conducted Thursday,
with reports scheduled in the
morning and officers to be
elected in the afternoon.
when prizes also will be
awarded.
Dance Thursday
A convention highlieht will
be the dance Thursday eve
ming in the plaza ballroom
Of the Continental Hotel.
Sidney's orchestra win pro-
vide the music.
Activities will come to q
close on Friday. which has
been designated as play
day" Conducted tours Of
Arlington and the White
House and a boat trip to
Mount Vernon have been ar
ranged for the young dele
gates.
Mrs. Lena Epperly Mac
Donald. president Of the
District Division, UDC, is
chairman of the convention,
assisted by Mrs. william H.
Barstow, division director Of
the Children Of the Confed-
eracy. An attendance Of
about $50, including children
and their chaperones. is ex-
pected.
. To Get Key 10 City
Wendell Alcorn Of Boiling,
Tex, president general Of the
Children Of the Confederacy,
will receive a key TO the city
at Wednesdays banquet from
Lawrence e. Duvall. special
assistant to District Commits.
sioner Robert E. Mclaughlin.
Miss Alexandra Burroughs,
president Of the District Di-
vision Of the Children Of the
Confederacy. will welcome
the visitors to Washington
and others extending greet
ings will include Mrs. Ben
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jamin Yancey Martin. vice,
president Of the District Di-
vision. UDc; DR.. Charles C.
Tansill Of the Maryland
District Division. Sons Of the
Confederate Veterans; Mrs.
William c. Harllee. historian
general. UDc. and Arthur
Clarendon Smith. ST., founder
and past president Of the
Federation Of Business AsSo!
ciates Of the District.
The response will be made
by Miss Mallory Lee Edie Of
New York.
Entertainment for the din
ner is under the direction Of
Mrs. Virginia Rollwage Col
lier. who will present the
Navy Combo Band.
Wednesdays banquet will
be preceded by committee
meetings and registration of
delegates in the morning and
a workshop and tour Of the
Capitol in the afternoon.
Mrs. M. Mccall lines will
be hostess at noon to men,
beers of the executive board
and UDC general officers.
Convention reports will in.
clude plans for the dedica.
ton Of the Memorial Build
ing to the Women of the
Confederacy in Richmond,
Va, next November. The
children raised $4,000 for
the purchase Of bronze doors
for the main entrance to the
building. the doors to be dec.
GRATED with engravings Of the
cotton bowl. insignia Of the
UDC as well as the c. Of c.
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|HeatOnS Set
Annual Fete

The Commanding Gener-
al, Walter Reed Army Medi-
cal Center. Mai. Gen. Leon
ard d. Heaton. and Mrs.
Heaton have sent out invi-
tations to a reception on
Friday. August %, from 8
to 10 pm. at the Of1icers'
Club. Army Medical Center.
This is the annual calls
made and returned" party
which the Heatons give to
greet the newcomers and
say farewell to those depart
ing. At the same time it
affords the officer an OPP
portunity to pay his respect
to his chief.
Brig. Gen. James H.
Forsee, Chief Of Professional
Services. with Mrs. Forsee
will also be in the receiving
line.
Also in the line will be
Navy Capt. and Mrs. William
Silliphant Che is chief Of the
Armed Forces Instituted;
Deputy Commandant Of the
Medical Center, Col. Thomas
j. Hartford, and Mrs. Hart
ford; Director Of the Insti-
tute Of Research, Col. Rich
ard p. Mason, and Mrs.
Mason. and the acting direc-
tor Of dental activities, Col.
Thomas A. McFall, and Mrs.
McFall.
The ballroom and the din
ing room of the club will be
used. The receiving line will
be in the foyer to greet the
more than 1000 members
and guests expected.
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BY DOLORES PHILLIPS


MIDDLEBURG, Va.-The
littlest league pony show.
held by the Foxcroft Pony
Club. tolled the end Of the
clubs season but for many
parents it was the begin
ming Of q horse-free, relaxed
month before school opens.
They were honor bound to
make the every-Tuesday,
every-Thursday morning ses-
sion in the ring at Foxcroft
School where mothers land
some fathers) pounded the
turf, leading the youngest
members of the club while
they learned the elements of
balance from Miss Posey"
Woodland. or watched. with
a parental rash. the bare
back jumping. taught this
year BY Mrs. Victor du Pont
III.
It's all over now, and the
highest percentage Of rib
bons. per family. went back
to Lincoln with the Hobart
Chatf1eld- Taylors. Five Of
their children, including
Kassie, who won the alumnae
class, rode in the show and,
between them, won nine rib
bons. The new alumnae tro-
ply, a lovely silver bowl.
was donated by Joanie du
Pont. to be kept for q year
by the winner Of the class,
but a replica Of the bowl
went to Kassie for keeps. All
children graduate from the
club at the advanced age Of
IL.
Others Represented
Other young participants,
with their share of the
ribbons. we're 31a-year-old
Valerie McGhee and 6-year-
old Cecile McGhee, whose
entire family emplaned for
Texas on Thursday morning,
leaving their Middleburg
farm for vacations; Billy
Graham. 10-year-old son of
the Philip Grahams-who
summer near Rectortown--
winner Of the bareback jump
ing, and Betsy and Page
Allen. daughters Of the
Howard o. Aliens Of Middle
burg. who took two ribbons
In the lead line.
Page Sharp. young rider
from the Robert Sharps'
stable near The Plains, who
rode against her sister Kate
in the lead line, won the
class. Seven-year-old Jack
Dudley, pride Of the John
Dudleys Of Middleburg, rode
hard to win the intermediate
hack class. and Nickie
Mackenzie. president Of the
club. won the advanced hack
class as well as helping Milli-
cent Mackenzie make the
fancy ribbons for the whole
show.
Miss holland Judge
Miss Charlotte holland, who
has watched the Pony Club
through, its trials and sue
cesses for many years,
judged the children with
Mrs. Howard Kaye. Miss
Charlotte's brother, Mr.. Philip
holland, acted as an i'm
promptu steward with the
regular stewards, Mr.. H.
Thompson Woodland and
George McGhee, jr. George
is an alumnus OF the club.
After the show fathers,
mothers and the youngest to
the Oldest members Of the
club picnicked on the rocks
in back Of Foxcroft.
While the Virginia big
league horse shows are reach
ing their climax. . a.. Staun-
ton is over-with. the Bath
County Show at Hot Springs
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Gertler announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Barbara Helene to Mr.. Jack
Joseph Fischel, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Fischel Of
Crawford, N. j. A November
wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Mrs. Betty Handleman
announces the engagement
of her daughter Bernice
Elaine to Mr.. Harold jay
Falchick. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor FaIchick of New York.
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Luncheon Tomorrow

Mrs. Ben Cohn, newly
elected president OF the
B'Nai Israel Sisterhood. will
be hostess at a luncheon for
board members in the Fig
Auditorium tomorrow at
noon. Committee chairmen
will present new projects
planned for the coming
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Mrs. Henrietta Rose Levin
announces the engagement
of her daughter Bessie Louise
to Mr.. Donald Radding, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william s.
Radding Of Springfield. Mass.
The bride-elect is also the
daughter Of 1t. Comdr.
Jacob Levin. USCG (retiredl
Of Los Angeles. Calif.N
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Mcquire-RichCrds

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
James Mcguire announce the
engagement Of their daugh.
ter Patricia Mary to 1t. Jo-
seph Alfred Richards, jr.,
USAF. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards. A January wedding
il MANNED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E. Dahl
stedt announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mary
Joan to Mr.. Norman F. CAL
lahan. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo t. Callahan. A spring
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
ENGAGED


Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lite
on announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Har-
riet Dee to Mr.. Irwin Berger.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Berger Of Takoma Park, Md.
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Dunn-Hylton

Mrs. Irene Jane Dunn Of
Bethesda and Mr.. Byron Z.
Dunn Of Washington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Jane Eunice
to Mr.. James A. Hylton. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Hylton Of Meadow Bridge.
w. Va. A September we'd
ding Is planned.
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CoLORED
/ 626 MADISON ST. NE.
$3.50 DOWN-4% LOAN

Meet this practically new brk. cor
ner with d rms. . baths ii a DOW :
der rm.D Your lucky homestead
Ace.high values with Ice SII 800
lst trust, at AZ. payable ST. month
y Tor principal taxes and interest
lt wont last, so act fast. Immed
Brokers cooperation invited
BADIAH REALTY CO. u. 1-5as4
cor ORRn- nprA anu. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
Hanson,s Mortgage Co.

923 10th ST. NV.
Elk, 3-s2s2 RIA. S;;ls4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

S4e5 down buys this spaei-
gus 6-Im, brick beauty, den,
large kitchen. full bsrnt.. front
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OPENED SUNDAY

5067 SIXTH PL. NE.
Clean brick 2-bedrm. semidet
Colonial. liv. rm., din. nm. nice
kit: full nsmt.. rec rm9 fenced
". Price $ll $50. GI contracts in.
Slted or assume 70 trust; payments
$50 mo. Mr. 6igwald on premises
OIL. 2-57S4. Directions: Out s
Dakota ave, west on Emerson st. tC
9TH pl. TO 50b7 and our open sign,
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC
COLORED-$195 DOWN
LIST AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Vacant, In new-house condition
modern brick: concrete front porch
2 rooms. enclosed porehes, 9 full
rage Bargain; low mo. paymts. Cal
today. ME. $3.50, RIA. 3-3756.
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E. C. HILLEY & co.


COLORED
1853 TALBERT ST.--Det.. 8 rms,
bath oil h.-w.h.; price. $500. LU.
4-39S2.
ANAcoSTIA HlLIsS-Four- year.
old Semidet. brick. Six rms. 3 led
rms. full bsmt., built-in garage, pas
heat; Sl2,250. $3.50 down
NEAR Coral. HILLS SHOPPING
CENTER-Seyen rms. bedrms., 3
tile bath. -bedrm. and bath on LIST
n, finished bsmt.; gas h VIII. ga
RiDoE RD AND T ST. --Lars.
Sefnidet brick. Six rms. tiled bath,
plus rms. and bath in bsmt;
sHiPLEY TER-semidet.. brick.
Five rms. 9 large 3edrms.; fun
bsmt. with recr. rm. $4,000. BIZ
OFF Nichols AvE.-Det.. y rms.
4 bedrms., baths. ] oedrm. and
bath on LIST d.: oil h.-w.h.; SI2,b00.
NEAR FIT. DUPONT PARK. 1874
Chaplin St.-Det 5 large rms. with
Z. master-Size pedrms., liY. rTn. Eith
firepl.. din. nm. kit, eacl. porch,
recr. rm.. large levei lot; SI3.g50.
HARTMAN REALTY. Inc.
I34s Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LII. 1900 LU. 2-597e
TOT nDEn nnr5NT n z
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 43os-1t
s Masetsf ss7 mo. pays SO all: D 4 brand
new semidet. brick: q large rms.
lst-fir. powder rm., full bsmt.. ga
heat. level lot. Open to 8 pm. Gu
Alabama ave. to Wheeler I'd u
house. LII. 1880.
HILLCREST. 1880 Carpenter st.
acre across At from h o9vs 1amcr 5
bsmt. with large rec. rm.; scr. porch
storm windows, level lot. Open 2 I,
q pm. LU. 2-6S66.
HILLCREST. 1924 Nash st.: opeI
2 to , pm: vacant-Custom- bull
Diet. brick; z rms, 1st-fir. den anC
powder rm.. large kit. with break
fast nook: knotty-pine rec. rm.. scr
porch. Out-of-town owner must sell
Out Pa. ave-. left on CARPENTER st
, 70 3 pm; Lu; 2-5a56, oooa
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1880 Is
St, corner OF Atlantic st s.w.---G
approved; Diet. brick: 9 rms. 3 b.r.
full bsmt. scr. porch. built-in ga
rage. large corner lot; $4,000 with
$4,000 LIST trust at 4hafe. Open
10 3 pm. LII. T-7l26.
HILLCREST, near Pa. ave.--Det
bedrms.. center hall, u rms. 3 Ice
bedrms.. 1st-hr powder rn.: ful
basement with rec. rm.: gas heat
$4,000. LII. 2-5976.
H1LLcREST - Bungalow. 8 rms.
tile bath. . finished attic rms. full
s si@ Zoo gas ~ i IA large level let
HILLCREST. near Alabama ave-
Diet. brick; 8 large rms. with knotty
level lot. BY apt. LII. 2-5976.
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. - New
house condition semidet. brick:
rms. 2 bedrms, full bsmt., scr
porch. gas heat: priced for auinl
sale. $1,000. LU. 2-5976.
ANACOSTIA--5 rms. bath,
large b.r., oil h.-w.h.; $6.950. LU
ANAcosTIA. Pairlawn village
rms. 2 lge. bedFms.. full bsmt
porch, fenced lot; S1i,5O0 LII
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. Nichol
ave. - Semidetached corner brick
8 rms. 2 large bedrms;, knotty-pin
rec. nm. porch. gas heat; 81 so
On: LU 4-3962
NEAR PA; AND ALABAMA AYES
Fairfax yillaEe--semidet. brick:
bath in b S9Irms sis Beg LII rms s-ss ~
ON MINNESOTA AVE, Mr. PA
AVE. first commereial--3 Offices
suit. for professional man; ! vacant
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Det. as
bestos shingie 6-rm bungalow: ful
osmt.. gas h.-v-h.: 75-ft front lot
81 800
ANAcOSTIA. 18th st.. mr.. Goo,
Hope rd.-Det. brick; need Of re
pair suit. for professional man o
apt Must sell to settle estate LII
ANAcOSTIA. I4th St. mr.. Goo,
Hope I'd. -Semidet. stuceo.. o rms.
= baths: arranged for or
families. $3.50.
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES
Semidet ASBESTOS shingie; 9 rms,
large bedrms.. full bsmt.. n VIII, 2
car garage. deep lot: SI0,a50
CONGRESS HEIGHTS--LarRe del
) rms, bedrms.. recep. hall porch
ful: hsmt.. oil h.-w-h. Gear garage
large level lot. suit. for nursery Q
LARGE family. LII. l-7I2B.
ANACOSTIA-Det. frame; g lars
rms. 3 b.r., oil h.-w.h.. <arage. larg
level lot: $Il,500 LII. 4-3BS2.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
Realtor. I34S Good Hope Rd Sc
Sales, Rentals, PrOperty Management
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S5iS' i KANSAS l ISL AVE. NV.

$3.50 Down. 5emldet. brick
home, side-hall entr.; lge. liv.
rm. with llrepl.. sep. din. rm,,
modern kit. with breakfast
nook and den on LIST a.; 4 lge.
bedfms. on End A.: full bsrnt.
With OIL h.-w.h. and ser. con-
crete front porch: close to
schools. transp. and shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
DETACHED sSESfFIAil;fiF Il.
1895 DOWN
$3.50 PER MO.

viii buy this immaculate home
In complete new-house ccnd. Easy
lst-fir. living with spac de luxe kit.
screened porch twin size bedrms /,
finished rec. rm. Ali on Spac. S0xl00
IT. fenced lot Price and terms re-
duced BY out Of town owner for
quick sale. TO inspect call I'll
pm. DU. $4,000. RIA. $3.50
z n LIT TV q, m
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SaQ KENNEDY ST. NV.

$685. DOWN: VACANT -
Excellent location; 6-room
senidetached brick. q home
TO be proud Of. close 70
Transportation. shopping. ETC.:
5 large bedrooms. modern
kitchen. modern bath. recrea-
ton room. Extra deep back
yard. GARAGE. Beautifully
handicapped grounds. Com
pieteiy redecorated - move
right IN. Ideally located near
schools, transportation and
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NV. Area
us HAMILTON ST. NV.
ais JEFFERSON ST. NV

Really Lush" English
style 3-bedroom. 2h-bath
home. Concrete front porch
and rear patio Large living
room, separate dining room
with mirrored walls and mod
ern kitchen. Knotty-pine rec
reation room in basement and
utility room. Large fenced
yard and detached garage.
This home is In excellent
condition with wall-to-wan
carpeting throughout down.
Rtairs All extras are iaclnded.
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1913 i FAiRApAY PL. NE.

Only $3.50 down; vacant.
Move right IN. Modern g.
room semidetached brick
home. large family size kitch-
en-. POWDER ROOM ON
FIRST FLOOR. Fun dry base
ment. gas heat. Anchor fenced
yard; Move right in
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s464 23rd ST: Sc.

49,, BRIcK-SEMIDETAcHED
to become a homcowner? The dowr
payment and monthly notes are
small, the house is spotless. and the
neiehborhood rs convenient to shop.
ping and transportation. See this
house today or cali concerning these
houses or any of the many Others
We have for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Only SD95 down. 7-room.
2-story brick home. Close
TO town" Recreation room
with bar in basement; metal
storm windows and screens;
oil hot-water heat. Priced
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COLORED-OPEN Us
Gil OR CONVENTIONAL
100 4Rth ST, Sc.

Gil OR CONVENTIONAL
100 46th ST. Sc.
Beautiful semidet. brick home.
with 5 spacious rms. Ia baths; full
6smt. Priced at a low $4,000.
Call Ii $4,000.
CUSTOM REALTY INVEST. CO.
COLORED
218 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
s-rm. house with . baths and 3
I Kitchens oil hot-water heat: excel
lent condition. To inspect, call Mr..
Neal. AID 2-l00S.
811 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
/ s rms, IL baths, oil heat: newly
redecorated; immediate occupancy;
/ very good terms to risht person,
CAL Mr.. Brown. no. 2-404S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
8 GIRARD ST ME

S495 down buy this 0-rm.
Michigan park semidetached
brick home. Spacious living
and dining rooms. full bsmt.
Quick possession.
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l015 OTIS ST NH

$1,000 down detached s.
rm. Woodbridge dream rambler.
gas heat. front porch, full
bsmt.. spacious lot. Quick
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elf TIE SINDLER STHIP
N.E.-S.E.
Area

81 ALLISON ST. NE.
sge5 Down. Modern Groom
brick home, recreation room
with buiit-in bar and many
other extras: deep fenced
yard: gas heat. modern kiteh-
en-, modern bath. Home Is
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1923 Monticello Ave. NE.

Seeing is beliving!ll Love-
~, mod, Colonial row brick,
completely redecorated. NO
MONEY DOWN. only S85 per
month. Be smart--be first.
MI Mrs Seymour - On premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

S4Q5 down; semidet., vac.
ant .6-rm. Woodbridge home,
gas heat. spacious front and
rear wards
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$3.50 DOWN

Balance less than rent
Where can you get 20 much
room for so little in such =
convenient location Come
out today. 40l Peabody al.
ne.
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AT 18th ST. NE
1925 BRENTWOOD r

S406 down, See this g.
bedrm. brick home; spacious
liv. and din. rms. pick your
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50iS Srd STREET NV.

VACANT large rooms
on arst floor plus kitchen
and bath. Also on second
Moor; kitchen and ? baths,
large recreation room and
bath In basement. Concrete
porch, separate entrances.
brick garage. Excellent tor
home and income.
R3I7-S31Q 4th ST NV
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Southeast Area

1907 D ST. Sc.
S495 down buys this SPA
eious 6-Tm.. brick home; full
bsmt.: quick possession.
4OO3 E ST. Sc.
S495 down. modern 6-rm.
Ft. Dupont brick beauty;
spacious liy. and din, rms,
lac. lot. gas heat. on Ptdge
I'd. and MINI. ave.
5124 H ST. Sc.
S4p5 down; attrae. 2-famiiy
semioet, brick duplex; 9 stovea.
refgrS.. furnace. storm
wir 591 sxsslIent buy;
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North Englewood, Nd. -
S195 down. bet. 5-rm. single
rambler: full basement. spac-
ious front and rear lots,
oil heat. Immediate posses
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SAP Peabody st. NV.
ONE-OF-A-KIND

OINE~N1E -A~h1IVD
FIRST TIME ApykRTlsED
PREMIERE SHOWING. Semi
Diet, 23-ft. front brick home.
Lee. Twins rm. with fireplace,
family-sixe din. rm., den,
mod. kitchen with dining
area, 3 bedrms.: enci.. heated
porch; mod. bath; built-in
gar; compf. redecorated. Mr..
Turner on premises. Ewes,
Ii. T-4045.
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Modern luxury built brick
homes with many extras.
Colonial concrete front porch.
oide-hall plan. large family
siIe Kitchens. extra cen on
FIRST and second floors. 3 large
bedrooms and full bath IN
master bedroom. Extra large
recreation room plus powder
rnnrn in haaamenf
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81 CRITTENDEN ST. NE.

s995 down. modern SEMI
detached brick home having
many extras not found in
other homes. Concrete front
porch. recreation room. mod
ern kitchen. Anchor fenced
yard. Gas heat; aluminium
storm windows, screens. Ex-
cellent financing available.
Priced to sell. Moderate down
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Comes, Martinez
Clash Tonighs
In TV Hereunder

BOSTON. Aug. % R. -
Harold Comes of Providence,
r. l.. indicated in IL bouts
over the last three years, faces
q rugged test against Isidro
Martinez of Panama tonight
in a 10-round featherweight
clash in the Arena.
The New England feather
weight titlist rules a slight
favorite because Of his wide
edge in experience over the
Panamanian 126-pound cham
pion. (The fight will be tele-
vised over WMAL-TV at 10
pm. Washington time)
Both battlers are %, but
Comes has had twice as manv
bouts since turning pro in 1851
than Martinez has had In FIVE
years Of battling.
A clever boxer with a hefty
punch in both hands. Comes
has won 40 Of 43 bouts, in
GLIDING 81 by kayos. His only
losses we're in 1854 TO Tommy
Tibbs Of Boston. current New
England lightweight champion.
Martinez. who has done most
Of his fighting in Panama, has
10 victories and a draw in %
bouts. He has won seven by
knockouts and has been stopped
only twice.
The Panama battler's most
prominent victims have been
Ike Chestnut. Bobby Cour-
chesne and Pat Marcune. Both
Comes and Martinez have
kayoed Marcune.
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Work Begins on 6 DEW Line Sites In Aleutians

ANCHORAGE, R-Desolate beaches along a 1,000-mile stretch of the fog-shrouded Aleu- tian chain are coming alive to the sound of heavy construction equipment starting a $25 million job-building six vital new links in Americas radar warning Sys- tenn.
 From Port Heiden cn the Alas ka Peninsula to Nikolski on Um- nak Island, more than 900 miles south and west of here, the stac- cato roar of diesel exhausts and clang of back-up alarms shatter the stiffness of areas deserted since World War II construction days.
 The six new radar stations are being constructed in Operation Stretchout, which will extend the far northern fence of Distant Early Warning stations known as the DEW Line along the stepping stones of the Aleutians which ex- tend far out into the Pacific.
 Moving west from Alaska's mainland the, new DEW Line sta tions will be: Port Heiden, to be built by Chris Berg, Inc, Seattle, under a contract for $3,548, I90; Port Moller, to be built by s. s. Mullen Co.,, Inc, Seattle, under a S4,O1O,OOO contract; Cold Bay and Cape Sarichef, both to be built by Manson-Osberg Seattle, with a total contract of $7,246,724; Driftwood Bay, joint venture of Patti-M Macdonald Construction co. of St. Louis, and Morrison-Knud- son of Boise, for $4,915,O52; and the Nikolski station, to be built by the Baker and Ford Co. of Bellingham, Wash, for $4,643,647.