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most Democrats to embrace
eompromisa formula saved the
Democratic Party from diaaa,
yorberalct politically FOR many
years "a ooNe
Despite the Senate defeat. the
Eisenhower administration camrs
put somewhat ahead IN It's main
political objective that ~ woan'
ms away from the Democrats the
Negro vote In the big cities OF the
North aud ~ 0ficnting Repuhn-
eanward the Negro vote in those
areas Of tho South where a Negro
vote ls developing For The Re-
publlcanH are Ia the position ~
having tried though they los,
to push through a bin containing
maximum provisions.
Republican stratsRists have
been wrestling with the question
whether 20 apply presidential
veto the bill thereby dramatic.
ing their dissatisfaction with the
Democratic oompromiss and the
pefla ~ the iury-tnal amend
mont liut since this would leave
the nation with no new civil
rights legislation az all, the re.
publrana must consider what i'm.
pact this outcome would have on
Negro voters Would hair a loaf
be considered better than no loai
at all1
The ciyilrKhtH bill as u em-
srgea from the Senate II the
Iury-triai proyiRo IN now amended
~ mat u applies only 20 voting
eases and not 10 the whole roster
u criminal Iniunciiyo processes
may DO half loaf but u stu
could have considerable impact on
voting rights In The aauth
II IL even conceivable that The
Deep South VIII receive more
kindly a compromise lsw which
big Senate majority. Including
many gouthoners. decided they
could iiyr with than n would the
administration own measure
In The last analysis tho civil.
rights voting fightsl legislation
represents a tactical effort 10
make progress toward larger
rights FOR Negroes despite the
Deep Bauth'H massive resistance
% the Supreme Courts descgregs-
tlon decision
Win tho Deep South Supplying
every SORE ~ ints,position and de-
laying action that can be strewn
In tHe path ~ school Indignation.
using state constitutions, legiaia.
lures. and Kiibsruatorial authority,
the proapect " for long term atal.
mate on the school front But not
necessarily W on the voting front
Southern parents and aome
northern parents might well oh.
jeet to enforced dssegtcgation.
But many a southoruer has
quain - conscience when he con.
sidsfs The many counties where
hundreds Of eligible Negroes live
and only a paltry few are register.
ed 70 vote
n ia considered that 10 Negroes
are able 10 VOTE IN proportion 10
their numerical strength and VIII
ingnsaa. politicians in the South
win not ignore thsir lus, demands
for long Coupled with the gradual
Improvement In the Negroes &C.
onofaic status. this win keep them
moving with deliberate speed"
along the road 10 equal opporun-
iiy Il would be graduahsm bat
gfndusharn hantened by the ballot
box
The question then is3 Is the
civil rights compromise as passed
by the senate, or as n would likely
emerge from a Senate House CON
ference sufficient 10 accomplish
anything FOR the Negroes fran
chiae prospects in the south7
The bill commits the authority
and majesty In support Of tho Ne
sgF,,s--f rsghf "a xofa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

The usa 81 aircraft In direct
sgppgrt ~ ground troops BY The
Marine Corps UHr employed for
me nrsf tlua Boz combat July 70
1877. when q night n slE bomb
ing planes strsfs1 and bombed a
force ~ 500 bandits who unguc
sse#hgg ATTACKED o. small Marine
garrison 81 OsU1ai Nicaragua
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

vigorous civil-nghta bin through
the Senate a battle which few
observers before thia year would
have believed could approach SO
nsar the victory that was 50 mar
rowiy missed
Senator Lyndon ~ johnson
tpl Of reSas, hy mastcrfui atra-
togy defeated the administration
clvil rights bill. and by poIsua,iing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

Navy tractors dragged coo tons
Of cargo over sI7 miles u ice 20
build science bass in Mar. Byrd
Lard during Operation DssV
Freeze Two.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

~ making few simple
changes io trs way thoy prepare
air.dfopped mines Navy crews
fan non b. aur. % per cent will
blow 70 enemy ships The nev,
pr"' ea1roH we're developed by the
sr.fHnstH a. tha Naval Ordnance
laboratory silver Spring. Md
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
NEWMAN RETURNS FROM
WASHINGTON CONFERENCE

Cecil Newman. editor u the
Spokesman and Recorder papers.
returned this week end from con
fsreuoes hsId n waslin gtan. =. c.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
Urbon ieosve chorseG
Many Fail To Use
Laws Against Job
Bias Perry Says

More intelligent Of laws against discrimination would
result IN wider Job opportunities for minority workers Sandy
Ferry industrial secretary of the ST Paul Urban League said
today Many qualified workers being turned Jobs
and training because their race but they neglect 20 let any
interested agency know Of their experiences
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
Civil Rights Supporters
Face Dilemma Writer
For Monitor Asserts

Washington, ID G., Aug aThe dramatic of the
civil rights struggle ia the Scuatewhch produced
promise bill with the ursral aucndmentcan be interpreted
in the following five Statements
/ senator William knowland (R) Of California aud
the Republicans lost by margin their battle push
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

when Y1u fire q ysiley ~ crHs
sure az somebody else ygu may
aar feel The fcr1.i AZ onns bat u
Boz present 40 surely ss ypu are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
wilkins Sfufemenf;
wilkins Sfofement
NAACP Hopes Senate
House Conference Will
Restore Bills Teeth

New hurkRoy Wilkins, executive secretary of the Ma
uua Association for the Advancement Cuorrd People
day issued the following statement the the
provide for jury trials in criminal contempt involving the
right
with lhe adoption Of The Jury tr. amanlmenL and n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

Women just wouldn't get
% sfythiHg said " they spoke Hna
Of q tam" Arnold GiaAow.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

"nf = man who believes IN
isf' Liberty and ths Happiness
" f'ursui.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

"A ulan III. a. many rsks -
~ runs Henry David Thareas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

Twelve Navy ships steamed
500 HgD miles during Antarctic Ops
GRAFTON Deep F'Faayf Two
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

THIS PAPER COSTS IS CENTS.
AND ~ WORTH TTl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
Needs OF The New South

The new Industrial South needs all It's
human resources Negro and white. II
needs them as producers and consumers.
The nil potcnualties OF the South can
not be developed within the framework OF
segregation, The people OF both races
must be utilized at their highest sltills. a
goal which cannot be attained with low
educational standards, inadequate health
facilities and exclusion from the electoral
process Roy wilkins,
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And comstock Takes Command

beach: Silas Payne. John Oliver and VIII
liam HUMPHREYS. Joseph Thomas, who
otherwise would certainly have been with
the mutineers, still lay in his bunk, whim-
pering with a slashed back.
uhis is the captains cabin, !" Sam
Comstock whispered. He exchanged the
knife for an ak that Payne had thought
fully provided. Sam felt his way through
the cabin door.
Things might have gone awry at this
critical moment. for the night had turned
Unexpectedly warm and Captain Worth
had forsaken the stuffy berth in his state
room in favor Of hammock which he had
slung from the low cabin ceiling. Thus his
head provided q swaying target. But the
harpooner was well versed in striking q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

shifting target. His powerful arm swayed
to match the motion Of the hammock.
At the pinnacle George Comstock
heard the sickening crunch Of the ak as it
slashed into the captains head.
Seconds later Silas Payne burst in the
door Of First Mate Beetles cabin and
stabbed at him. Beetle awoke, wounded
and terrified. Then he saw the grim faces
Of Payne and Comstock. Don't kill me!''
he cried. Haven't always -"
''Yes," broke in Sam. you have always
been a damned rascal! Tell lies about me,
will you? It's damned good time to beg
now - but you're too late!''
At this Beetle sprang up and grabbed
Sam by the throat. knocking the stained
ak to the floor. The lantern fell and went
out. In the darkness Sam choked out an
order to Payne to get back his ak. Payne
slipped il into the murderer's hand.
Sam broke loose from Beetles grip and
struck the mate a tremendous blow that
fractured his skull.
Sam now ordered his henchmen to
barricade the cabin where Hubbard and
Fisher, the remaining mates, lay listen
ing, fearful Of the worst, but hoping to
be spared.
BY this time Sam had wearied of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

jump ship at Tanning. Since he was in
command Of the deck, he would take the
ship, murder the officers, desert the Lyv0.
and speed away to better island in the
Marshalls. He reported these new plans to
his fellow conspirators, and they agreed.
Al midnight sharp, young George Com
stock lifted the rattle BY which the steers
man additionally summoned his replace
ment. He fell back in terror when Sam
appeared in the darkness, grabbed the
rattle, and rasped: IF you make the least
damned bit Of noise, III send you to hell!''
Frightened. George saw that his brother
had q knife. two-edsed. four feet long.
used for stripping blubber.
Sam then leaped down the sangway.
Behind him doomed three grimly deter
mined figures, all from the Honolulu
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ak, so he went to the captains cabin.
took down two ships muskets, and fixed
the bayonet on one of them. Then he went
to the room shared by Hubbard and
Fisher. Through the door he heard Lum-
bard cry out: 'Comstock, are you going
to kill me?''
oh, guess moi" Sam said. He
then fired blast through the door in the
direction of the berths. AS the smoke
cleared. he asked solicitousIy, ANY of
you hurt?"
"Yes, I'm shot in the mouth, - mumbled
Fisher.
Flinging open the door, Sam burst
through and stabbed with his bayonet at
Hubbard. But he missed, and staggered
clumsily into the stateroom. Hubbard
collared him. Sam wrested free. But Fisher
had grabbed the musket and, splitting
blood, pointed the bayonet full at the
murderer's breast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

At TINS POINT Sam comsAoel's plan
should have collapsed. but -. Don't
miss next weeks thrilling chapter, 1.-THE
Island OF Horror" when consstoek wins
and loses - his Kingdom.
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LARGE FAMILY?
MONCURE
EXTRA LOT

AGENCY
1872 Lee Highway JE. 1900,
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WAKEFIELD FOR. 1901 sherandt

$3.50 DOWN BUYS this 5-room semi
detached brick home. Full base
ment; fenced lot. priced at $10.-
450 balance in ] trust az So
for % years. No CT rishts needed
Fast settlement. ARFAX REALTY
4nnn
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BY OWNER. 2O7 Berkshire dr.,
Va. Hills. Alex.-3-bedrm, ram
bier: full bsmt.. lge. lot, drway :;
1-ton air cond.. fruit trees, sch.
blks. nice nbrhd. Assume AZ CT
loan. $50 per mo. Sl4,250. EN-.
3-3365
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ARL.. S.-2-bedrm. brick rambler,
9 yrs; old: lee. kit. immac., cond /;
BENOrT. Realtor, IKE. S-R677.
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AkLA: $500 On; Bkk. COLONIAL
approx. 500 mo-, incl. everything
rs baths; bSmt.: close to bus
shopping and school, many extras;
NJ. ANDERSON. ia. 7-6lO6. ia
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s bath Il 81, master 6cdr TaorG SrR
home in top loo. . blks. from
Tuckahoe School; liv. rm. with
hrepl. screened porch, formal din
rm;, fully equip. kit. full bsmt
with I'm. rec. rm.; tree-shaded lot
Priced for immed. sale at S1a95O
and purchaser can assume $4,000
LIST trust with low down pay
nent For further details call THE
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ARL. FOREST-3-bedrm Colonial;
"a baths, rec. rm; many extras;
immaculate condition: $1s.500. Nc
brokers. ia. s-407S.
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NO. ARL.-2-bedrm. brick Caps
Cod; bath: oil h.-w.h.: FHA APP
praised. Call OWNER, IA. 2-0293
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-l-yr. -old de luxe brick ram
bier. Six large rooms, away
firepl.. picture window in daylight
bsmt., carport; walking dist. to
golf club: reasonable terms. only
S19,95O MANNAS REALTY, JE.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Seven-Room De Luxe Brick Rambler

Built Of lifetime materials this custom. 4-yesr-old, on
home will be ready uuaih
purchaser within Beautifully equipped trmm
for modern furniture II has Florida of the foe
and paneled recreation 6x40O with bar and nrepa
1900 Of comforah
living which be aforementioned without structur
notifications Owner asking S34,S50.
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bedrms. and den, attr. liv. and
din. area. equipped kit; lge. lot
with trees. carport; in well-estab-
lished community: cow to schools.
shopping and transp. FILA finan-
cling with small down payment.
ARLINGTON REALTY. 1900 Will
son blvd ia 7-430O
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$500 DOWN may buy either an at.
tractiye 3-bedrm. rambler in Fails
Church; corner lot: total price
$4,000. OR close in N: Arl.
immac. bungalow with finished
rec. rm; for only S13:7Q0. Fol
Join NJ. ANDERSON. REAL Is,
TATE. LA 1-R10fi
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FALLS CHURCH AREA--Lge. liv.
FLA appraised at Si2.T50; viii
sell for S12,360: financing avail
able. OWNER. JE. 2-094l.
FALLS CHURCH. near St. james
School, at 200 s. Lee-3-bedrm.
brick rambler; all-elec. kit. with
garbage disposal and dishwasher.
fireplace in liv. rm., full-sise bed
rms. full bsmt. and stairway to
attic Priced S17,450. Easy financ-
ing, and low monthly payments.
Call ia. MI 81 or JE. A-3aOO.
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NpA ~ .RiNcToN RIyn -GIERI

NEAR ARLINGTON D.-GLEBt
RD.-3-bedroom brick Colonial
separate dining room, finished
recreation room, screened porch
garage; near schools and shop
ping; FLA loan. 3l2 s. Ivy st.
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The M. H. BARRY Org.

REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
22O6 Mt Vernon Ave, Alex Va.
KI. 9-3630
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ANNANDALE; sl4 ,94O, 5000 down
bsmt:: "a acre: 30-yr. Oh, Ar;
9 LETT XII. S-55ss. ia. $1,000.
WILLS REALTY SALES
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-By own
er; immed. occup.; Just outside
W Sty Rl6 s eoier 3 near Th,. MAY any
pealine, frame. 6-rm. rambler.
Picture window, fireplace with
mirror to ceiling. III baths.
heated sunroom with French doors
opening onto slate patio. full
bsmt.. oil hot-water heat. two
car garage. lot 93x290, shade
trees, shrubs: excellent construc-
ton; good terms to responsible
huvar pb0Na On S.-00Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

MANASSAS. vK.-New brick ant
frame rambler, liv. rm., dining
area. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath. gas
h,-a. heat; a a. Price. S11.950.
6 6esh 81 jes9 bal S ssT%s; t9g
Chantilly. Va. Herndon 694-J.
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ALE.-JEFP. MANOR

ALEX. JEFF. MANOR
3 bedrms... "a baths. full bsmt
laundry tubs, outside ent. to Ancho
fenced yard: screened front porch
storm windows and awnings
OWNER. $500 down. no settlemen
charges. SO. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Alexandria, you're looking
for . brick Cape Cod with q base
ment and recreation room under
$4,000, then your scar IN ends
here. Convenient location: ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

MehEAN' $ic'oDV-brick ranCuer
living room with fireplace, 3 bed.
rooms, 1la baths convenient
terms. LANGLEY REALTY, Ell
6-4S20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Situated popular Columbia Pines this charming She'd
room brick rambler offered only because the owner Is moving
to another city Large living dining we'll
planned equipped kitchen Full basement rouehed in for second
bath outside entrance wooded lot Assume large CT loan
DIRECTIONS TO REACH Out Columbia Pike 3 $40 miles
Baleys X-Rosds right mo 221 block
left TO SOC Ridge Road and open"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bed-
rm.. brick rambler, full basement.
large rec. rm.. elect. kit. land
scaped. fenced lot. many extras,
best location. See It today. FL.
4-67S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
FAILS CHURCH
N. ARL- SACRIFICE

". ANIL. 6hChlf1CE
Absentee owner desperatei Rare
opportunity Lee. 4-Dedrm. rambler
on ll0-ft. lot; in choice country
club area. dogwood, magnolia, bear
ing fruit trees abound Dream. kit
with all latest equipment: built-in
rm.: play rm. for the kids and a
separate work shop rm. for dad.
plus carpetine: $1,000 worth Of
traverse draperies and 5-ton
Yorkair air CONDITIONING unit. AL
offers considered. Call IA. 2-ls62
fOF ann0intmpnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
LAKE Barefoot
Dream Rambler

This nearly new. smartly deco
rated snow-white brick beauty Il
truly Q sight for sore eyes. full
center hall. ,22-ft. liv.. rm,. full
Win nictx He iv TesaU eIehe Y
area, 8 really twin-bed rms, 2 tiled
baths, rec. area with fireplace in
daylight basement. garage and gor-
geous ls-acre wooded lot. 2 blks
from beach. just S29,950,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
"RY OWNER"

N Arl Very attr. 3-bedrm.. 9
full bath brk. Cape Cod. Full bsmt,
just redec. Already financed. T"
$500 down. take over LIST trust
Tor balance. Vacant. Move in immed.
No agents please UN. 4-2296.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
ALEx.-RUssELL RID.
HOLIDAY HOUSE

Enjoy Xmas in this lovely new
''pictnre-windov bsmt."; Gear GO.
rage. Flexible terms: $4,000.
Frances Realty, TIE. 6-2003
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HOW ABOIJT

2-bath-and-3-bedrm. new-brk. RAM
bier daylight bsmt) FOR Sl7,5O0,
It's Got 1t!
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-2T44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Mclean - Traditional charm,
winding stream, trees, a acre.
Overlooks peaceful glen. Living
room with fireplace. formal din
ing room. 3 bedrooms, rec room.
S27 $50 Your Investment pro-
tected by good community plan
ming LANGLEY REALTY. Ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

FAIRFAX; open Sunday - Brick
ramblers, split levels; SO homes to
choose from Living room with
fireplace, 8 bedrooms. lone Is II },
2 baths. formal dining room. I'LL
tramodern kitchen, family room
with fireplace and garage. These
homes are close to schools and
shopping, and are priced from
S2O,500 up For directions and
information. call FAIRFAX
REALTY, open Sunday. CIR g.
e4O7. CT. 3-nb3l.
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ARL. N. Rambler, brick and
full din. rm.. liv. rm. with fire.
place, full bsmt. And only years
old. FLA approved $13.750.
with Sl2.650 loan available This
Is . steal Call KEY REALTY
Co. IA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

ARLINGTON; sI9,s5O-Big brick
home on quiet street. near Lee
hwy. and Glebe 2 bedrms, bath
on LIST A.: > huge bedrms. bath
on end; dishWasher. disposal
clothes washer and drier: stove
and refer. in lge. kit: enormous
out -of ground basement with semi
finished rec. nm; screened porch;
Grating but still a terrific value!
PRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, ia
T-Rl02. ewes KE S-oESQ
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Bath Club

The foremost summer club in
s0uired area Of fne homes ac-
counting for this z4-ft. rambler
under construction in brick and
stone. Features 29-ft. living room,
fireplace, picture window. Actually,
the LIST floor starts downstairs,
with tremendous reo.3 room and
fireplace, picture window. fun bath.
Designed for B bedrooms. Enter
Gear under carport garage type,
Almost acre, with true southern
pines, and real brook on rear bor-
der. Price, $4,000: terms. Dr.
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COTSTRy PLACE N TOWN

room modern nome, Darn, smHIIt
stable. other outbuildings; moderl
swimming pool. large shade trees
4 acres cleared land, on edge o
town, 20 miles from WASHINGTON
Low price. TERRY B. SIMMS
IT R-danq
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FATRFAx. 90c Jancie rd.-2-bed-
rm. brick Cape God; h.-w oil heat,
T5xl50 lot; plumbing and heating
.roughed in for . bedrms. and
bath in attic; immed. poSs.; So $50
cash, take over Sl1,s0o GI, 4lsgt,
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ARL.-OPEN 2 P.M.-With $3.50
down. move into this 3-bedrm.
brick full-bsmt home. Price S13,-
800. 5232 S. 18th st. Dir: Co
lumbia pike to s. Frederick St,
DiiNKi,E IA -0i4e NA -
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DEL RAY. Alex -Immac. 3-bedrm
bungalow. with full bsmt and
garage: auto INV h.; u blk from
bus and shopping Asking only
Sl3,950 for quick sale. or will
rent OWNER. TIE. 6-7319.
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FAIRFAX. right by Seven Corners,
3-bedroom rambler, lovely fenced
yard. Non-vet assume Gil. loan;
1895 down including settlement
Will trade, Ap. 7-7421. If no an
SWer call An 0-O4O3
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ARL. N.-Bargain. this beaut. g
bedrm., 2-bath brick home with
porch and garage and daylight
bSmt.. located on beaut. view lot,
5 years old. 100000 LIST trust
full price. S2l.500. Need I say
more KEY REALTY CO.. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

COUNTRY CLUB HILL-One OF N
Arl finest residential areas offer
this lovely 3-bedrm. home. PRICED
at only SlS,5On and purchase
can assume Sl4.50O at 4iaes frs
trust. 500 mo. incl. everything
3 yrs. young. 3 bedrms:, forma
bsmt.: lovely lot To inspect cal
THE DARBY Co. Realtors, 231t
Wilson blvd IA 5-O3Q9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

fAIRFAX-Assume 49, GI-iO3
Morningside Court. Country Club
Hills; brick contemporary, Ice liv.
rm., G-E kitchen. 3 bedrms,, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
ftLLs CHURCH

fALLS CHURCH Tree-Shaded
white-brick-front cottage, with
seven large cheerful rooms
screened glaSsed porch, cleaning
black tiled bath and-green
vanity half bath. carefully paint
ed or paneled rooms. white
bookcase thanked fireplace, many
built -ins A new air conditioner
Disposal. kitchen exhaust fan
Weathereuard storm windows, full
Insulation and full basement all
add 10 YOUR comfort In this eas-
heated home. on large private
corner lot. Fruit trees, fish pond
shrubbery and well-patronizec
bird feeders make Il a further
SOW 10 live here owners trans.
frrred to New York Convenient
to all transportation It's -sa'
buy at S1b $50, lOef down, FLA
easy terms will be ARRANGED. Oper
Sat 3-6. sun - Directions
Out Arlinrton blvd past Sever
Corners, it2 miles on Rte. 80 70
Wondlawn ave. rlght two block
10 6O3 p W BERENS Realtors
FlLLs CHURCH, sI5,95O-Bricl
Cape Cod. lrepl hsmt extras,
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