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The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

a simple, law-abiding Jew just
trying to live a Jewish life
as he saw it. His religious
instincts told him of the basic
evil in the anti-Negro segre.
cation system. The Jewish
organizations to which he be-
longed were on record for the
peaceful integration of the
public schools.
Cohen saw the White Citi-
ZenS Council as the Klu Klux
Klan in a new guise. The
more ostenatious expressions
of hate had been toned down
and made socially acceptable.
A few insecure and immature
Jews joined the citizens coun-
ellis, craving an illusory ap-
proval by their white neigh
bors. But the CohenS of the
South wanted nothing to do
with organized racism. Its
odor, although even for the
moment not directed at Jews,
reeked obnoxiously.
1T IS NEVERTHELESS
true that the CohenS of the
South have no desire to be
martyrs. They wish good re-
lations with white and col
ored alike. Yet a growing
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20
Jews in South in Dilemma

tendency exists to force the
Southern Jews, who ask only
to be left alone, to take a
stand.
Alex Miller, the national
community services director
of Anti-Defamation League,
reported that the Jews of the
South implore their national
organizations to avoid taking
stands in favor of the Su-
preme Court decision to end
S n ool segregation. Many
Southern Jews sincerely be-
lieve in "gradualism" as the
road to integration. They feel
that statements issued in New
York by Jewish organization
al professionals do not re-
fleet the Southern members
views.
Governor Frank G.. Glenn
ent of Tennessee last fall or
dered National Guard troops
to back up a Federal court or
der opening schoolrooms in
the town of Clinton without
regard to race. This drew re-
sentiment from bigots. A short
time later Gov. Clement was
invited to address a dinner in
support of Israel. Partici-
pants in the Jewish fund rails
ing affair were grieved to
learn that non-Jewish pickets
representing a white citizens
council had appeared with
signs insulting their guest.
One sign said "See You, Later
Integrator." The affair limited
at the latent anti-Semitic po-
tentaility beneath the surface
of the turbulent South.
JOHN KASPER, a New
Jersey born agitator, helped
create strife in the Clinton af-
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20

the White Citizens Council
being organized here. We
would like your contribution" "
But Cohen did not care to
contribute.
WELL" said the visitor,
"Mr. Cohen, would you want
your daughter to marry a
Negro?"
Cohen replied: II wouldn't
want my daughter to marry
any kind of goy."
1T WOULD be wrong to
consider Cohen guilty of anti
goyism." Here was a case OF
The Arizona post., 1957-09-20
Racial Strife
Negro Segregation Fight Puts Jews
Up Agoinst Wall; XXX EnroIls
Some In Racial Fight
By MILTON FRIEDMAN

The dilemma of Jews living south of the MasonDixon
line is best illustrated by a current "joke"
Two appeared in Cohens clothing store South
town. One acted spokesman and made known the
purpose of the visit "Mr Cohen he said represent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
By EVELYN M. DENT

The Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates.
jr.. together with British
Navy Admiral Sir Michael
and Lady Denny will be the
honor guests at the first
luncheon Of the season Of
the Naval Oficers Wives Club
on October 3.
1t will be held at the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel and Sir Mi
chael will be the guest
speaker.
The honor guests will re-
ceive with Mrs. Albert j.
Mumma. president of the
club and other ranking ON
GERS. Reservations close to-
morrow with no cancella-
tons after October /.
Air Force
The first Of the regularly
scheduled meetings of the
Air Force Ofhcers Wives Club
will be a fashion show and
luncheon on October 3, in
the Presidential Room OF the
Hotel Statler.
The president Of the Wives
Club. Mrs. Oliver s. Picher,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Admiral Michael Denny
To Be Guest Speaker

will preside. Julius Garfinckel
fall fashions will highlight
the entertainment.
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center
The Walter Reed Women's
Club. will meet on October 2.
at the Ofhcers Club. Army
Medical Center. with wives
Of Chiefs of the Professional
Services of Walter Reed Hos
pttal acting as hoStesses.
Fashions in the Queens
Colors" will be presented by
Jelleff's. moderated by Sue
Boteler.
Adjutant General Corps
The Adjutant Generals
Ladies Luncheon Group will
hold its first luncheon Of the
season Tuesday at the Fort
Myer Ofhcers Club with a
fashion show by Franklin
Simon Of Seven Corners.
Mrs. Neil M. Matzger is
chairman of the luncheon
and Mrs. Justin G.. Doyle,
president, will greet the men,
bers and guests.
Chaplain Corps
Members of the Chaplain's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay conger, the
Blake Clarks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Laird Dunlop III. DR.. and
Mrs. A. Magruder Mcdonald
and the Benjamin D. Hills,
jr.
Seated with the latter were
Mr., Seaborn Fullilove. man
ager of the Kenwood Coun-
try Club. and his bride. who
Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Smith.
Guests dined on crabmeat
remick. consomme a l'indi-
enne. pailetteS de parmeSan,
filet mignon with glazed car
rots and salad pascaline, fol-
lowed by cherries jubilee for
dessert.
The flaming cherries were
a forerunner Of other delec-
tables to be served in the new
Embassy Room which fea-
lures a gold and white decor.
There will be no floor show.
but future patrons can look
forward to delicate lighting.
good food. soft music and
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
New WiSecrucks:
Burkes Are Feted

the Navy gaping. For eight
minutes they performed n
speedy. complicated drill
without orders and without
q mistake.
The Second Platoon, COM
manded by First 1t. Richard
M. Foster. had come down
from Newport the night be-
fore after three weeks presi-
Dental guard duty. They
have to be rotated often, said
Commanding Ofhcer Col.
Leonard p. Chapman. jr.
(who was promoted to briga-
der general yesterday be-
cause the work is so tense.
Because Of the spit and
polish" that surrounds the
Commander in Chief and the
stream of VIP's visiting him,
the men had to stand at
rigid attention for four hours
and rest eight out Of IL.
Before the platoon left Mr..
Eisenhower it performed the
ceremonial drill for him. 1t
was the first time the Presi-
dent had ever seen it.
Guests of honor at the re-
view and garden party. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Burke stood
in the receiving line with
Gen. and Mrs. Pate.
Admiral Burke was asked,
considering how much is
heard about the compare
lively small Marine Corps.
does the Navy think the Ma
rine Corps Is good at propa-
ganda?"
The Admiral replied. ''The
Navy thinks the Marine Corps
is good. period"
Brazilian Ambassador Am
aral Peixoto brought the
scion Of Brazil's richest fam
lily with him. Attractive.
young Ermelino Matarazzo,
whose father owns $50 indus
trial plants. was invited by
Continued ON Page BIS. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

The dance floor was filled
to OVERLOOKING but nobody
minded last night as Wash
ingtonians danced for the
benefit of the Washington
Heart Association in the
Hotel Statler.
1t was a double event
the annual heart benefit
dinner-dance coupled with
a formal opening Of the Stat
ler's new Embassy Room.
Nobody danced more than
three of the Capital City's
best known personalities.
Mrs. Perle Mesta, Mrs. NJ.
Robert Guggenheim and
Mrs. G. Gordon Moore. the
latter Mrs. EiSenhower's sis
ter.
Early Arrival
Mrs. Mesta, who wore a
black California designed
gown. was an early arrival.
joining the gala event in
time for the cocktail party in
the Statler Lounge. which
preceded the main benefit.
Her escort was DR.. Anthony
Sindoni, of Philadelphia, q
longtime friend.
The couple later joined
their hostess. Mrs. Guggen-
helm. who also had at her
table Mr.. Marvin j. Coles,
Mrs. William T. Mann, Col.
George Doole. jr.. and Under
Secretary of the Army and
Mrs. Charles Finucane.
Col. and Mrs. Moore were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
Service Fetes
On Calendar

The Chief Of STAFF OF the
Army and Mrs. Maxwell Tay-
lor entertained at dinner last
night in their quarters at
Fort Myer.
Earlier in the day Mrs.
Lawrence H. Frost, wife OF
the director Of Naval Intelli-
gence. was hostess at lunch
con at Fort Lesley J. Nc
Nair for the wives of foreign
naval attaches accredited TO
the Navy Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
By BETTY BEALE

Newsmen daily faced with
reporting the dread and dire
facts of life always look for
the lighter side Of the news.
even in a situation as serious
Is the Little Rock crisis.
Yesterday in the Senate
press room. you might have
heard Capitol Hill Exporter
Al Spivak's new song entitled
I'm Just a Ghoul From Little
Rock" which stirred up
memories Of Carol Chan
ning's original rendition.
Or you could have caught
someone exclaiming. Every
thing got Faubussed up for
the latest expression mean
ing Ito goof" is ito Faubus.
And II you had been out
side the Senate Labor Rack
cts Investigating Committee
room when the news broke
that the President had fed.
eralized the National Guard.
you would have seen Com
mittee Counsel Bob Kennedy
stick his head out. what
happened?" he asked In the
direction Of the commotion.
There hasn't been so much
excitement out Of Newport
since your brother got mar
ried." was the reporters
reply.
AID MIRAL ARLEIGH
BURKE, Chief Of Naval OPP
erationS. and Gen. Randolph
Pate, Commandant Of the
Marine Corps. standing to-
gether on the lawn by the
COMMANDMENTS House. would
not express an opinion on the
Presidents order.
Gen. Pate'S crack cere-
monial drill platoons. fresh
from guarding the President
at Newport. had just put on
an exhibition Of precision
and memory that had even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
They Dined, Danced
AT. Heart Benefit

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
A. Mcdonald. along with Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Akers. Mr..
and Mrs. william Mougey,
(he's with General Motors,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Black.
Mrs. Francis w. Hill, jr.,
chairman of the Women's
Board Of the washington
Heart Association. which
sponsors the benefit each
year, was on hand early to
greet guests as they entered
the new lounge. She was
joined by Mrs. J. Hunter
Drum, chairman of BENEFITS
for the board. and Mrs.
Harry Mcdonald, reserva-
tons chairman.
Floor Show
1t was a French and Span
ish program entertainments
wise with Caprice Chantel,
folk singer from Martinique.
getting plenty of applause
from Ecuadoran Ambassador
Jose r. Chiriboga md others
from the Latin American
hemisphere.
Hit of the evening were
Les Chanteurs de Paris, who
were called back for two
encores along with the we'll
known French entertainers,
Varel and Bailly.
Others taking tables for
the heart benefit included
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Purdy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Army Navy Country Club
with Mrs. James A. Lambie
heading the hostess list.
The theme of the meeting
will be a welcome to new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

corners. A novel idea In this
connection will be an award
to the one who can list the
greatest number Of names Of
those present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Wives Club will be the guests
OF Mrs. Frank A. Tobey at
home for a get-acquainted
coffee on Tuesday at 10 am.
A varied program for the
year will be outlined with
several field trips included.
Daughters Of the
United States Army
The first meeting of the
Northern Virginia Chapter
Of the Daughters of the
United States Army is a get
acquainted coffee tomorrow
at 10 am. at Patton Hail.
Fort Myer.
Hostess for the day will be
Mrs. H. J. Conway.
Military Sea Transportation
Corps.
The Military Sea Trans
portatiop Wives Club will
hold their first luncheon Of
the season tomorrow at the
Officers Club. National Naval
Medical Center.
The program following will
feature the Sea Chanters.
Boiling Air Force Base
The next newcomers coffee
for the Officers Wives Club
Boiling Air Force Base will
be held tomorrow at the Of
flcers Club on the base. This
is the second in a series of
get-acquainted morning cof-
fees.
Signal Corps
The first luncheon Of the
season for the Ofiicers Wives
Club of the Signal Corps will
be held at the Army Navy
Country Club on Tuesday.
General staff USA
The first meeting of the
Officers Wives Club Deputy
Chief Of staff for Personnel.
United States Army, is
planned for tomorrow at the
Evening star., 1957-12-05

N0DELELook: brsnd-neE, Jus.
sempss,sS; ss,El, G y TON B y IL Z
OF lovely countryside 3 large beo-
rms. AND den, PLUS finished
rec. rm With fireplace in full
basement; separate dining rm
de luxe equipped kitchen. . full
baths: attached cARPORT, sum
mer patio. AND ONLY sci ,Q50i
PEARSON PROPERTIES. JE.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
BERKEIEY NEw HOME. butt 70

those Who demand the 1nsst IL
new brk. Colonial In the exclusive
Foxhail I'd. sec, s bedrmp,. plui
Ire, library. gofgeous wooded set.
ting adj. 70 Belgian Emh. s46,SaQ
FRANK 8 PHILLIPS INC, Dl
r.lAll. eYas III A-AhlA
Evening star., 1957-12-05

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Extra- -lge
T-rm. Cape Cod. deiiahtfui. secluded
cor lot high ana dry eleFation
26-ft. liy. .rm. big. sep, din. Tm-.
lst-f bath, family TV rm. plus
3 oedrms. upstairs. ree.-type
bsmt.: peri. home Tor lac. fam
lily: house b vacant: move in with
deposit Priced tor action a. Si4.-
300; w. r. HUGHES CO. AP,
Evening star., 1957-12-05

IMMED. OCCUPANCY for 3 family
eager TO move into their own
home before the holidays and set
up their Christmas tree near the
wood burning firepl. This lge.
3-bedrm home is on Q quiet cul-
de-Ssc and wonderfully located for
COW Owner out Of town and
anxious 20 sell Offered at Low
price Of Sl5.950 SHANNON 4
LUcHS. REALTORS. 2O55 Wilson
hlvd Ar Va IA SRSUn
Evening star., 1957-12-05

Gu AREA--Large Il.Foom. a-batf
det. house; ideal fof student
and painted; basement; oil h " h
SiB. 800. terms, ME-. B-ibSI, EN-
$3.50 JOHN r, HoKE.
COLORED--s6eB DOWN--vaeant
ssm.idet brick. rms. porehes
RA. d-6el2 IA, D-467t
coLoRED - WOODBRIDGE. 1887
rms. snsi porch q ana asi bath OSp' sp
Nv. rni., dining rm.. kit. on Ist n !.
deep yard with garage: oil heat
Nk oQHAzzA. PL. 4-45is. AID
Evening star., 1957-12-05

ALEX, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick
semidetached; S615 an. $50 per
mo; BELL REALTY CO, XII. s.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADEIPHI-BY BUILDER-Lovely
a-bedrm 2-bath home, daylight
bsmt ldry. rm., storage rm.
JU S.a5sa.
BRADBURY HTS, g.ah dowr. SSb
per mo. o.-~AttrAc, bungalow on "a
acre lot, rms, bath, gas heat;
bargain price. Sg,9b0 NE =.
a6h3 eyes, OIL. e-Ol36. FULTON
CHEvERLY-- Attention NsA golks
and. othersl on Wash. -Balto, pkwy,
We have q wide variety Of TO g.
bedrm, houses In this beautiful
and End lssrse distiAStivs SsSSm,nmunIiyy
NICKEL, ma. s-a353; ewes, Sat
and sun, WA. 7-3a23
CHEvERLY--9-bedrm brick RAM
bier liy, rm, with hrepl, din. ell,
S..u;s sHSiPpsS az ss sc,c,r aS hiS. e.
sVss.. 'Si.VU 10. SssOai. sSi v. ". EES%SiSS. EESSTS
Evening star., 1957-12-05
HoUsEs FoR sALE-Mo.

CHEVY CLIAsE, in fashionabls
Laichmont, priced In the mId. 30S.
One OF the most attractive and
you have ever seen. 8 huge bed
rms. . bathB. large living rm.
opens onto screened porch and
patio and oveFlookS wooded
groundA. 2 flreplaces, 2-car ga
rage. This is charm personihed ct
. low price. Call SHANNON A
LuChB Co. IKE. 7-lsOO til .
% m
Evening star., 1957-12-05

DLLIGHTFrUL ad1.sE S.Dedr%1; eSnsem. STn,,I1:
Window In iIv. Tm.. founSstoTn
kit. with disposal and auto. wash
er, . patios, tip-top eond.: Si2.-
$50. $1,000 down and assume
sa!ense ,,,e. Sns. PRINCE GEORGES
Evening star., 1957-12-05

CHEVY CHASE, MD,--True center.
han brick Colonial. with s bed
rms. and 2 baths. spacious liy.
rm.. full bsmt. with gas h.-w.
heat: lovely fenced yard, det. "a
EM. 2.ss0s' DIsTRIcT.MARY.
LAND REALTY. INC. ewes. KM.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

lLEx-4 miles south: 9 bedrms. !,
acre wooded lot: Si3.600. Phone
EogeEater g-634s or SO. 5-SsfI.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

bedrms.. ~ baths, rec
rm. S14 $50. Assume CT losn,
" $50 an. BELL REALTY Co.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Populs
Asondale. Nd: "a blk. over D. c.
line; most COW. location in Net
ropolitan area top-aualty Co
loniai, tapestry brk construction
q coy rms. full bsmt, garage.
low-eost radiator heat: immae.
cond. throughout December price
at only $i6.950 W. r. HUGHES
co AP --i4O0
Evening star., 1957-12-05

HOUSES FoR sALE--M.W.

AMTRicHN UNIVERSITY F1RK
t52t 4Srd st. NV. Open l2 w
A. Wed, Thurs, Frta Sat--3-
twin-siged bedrms. and 2 abths on
2nd. true center hall, powder Tin
tal porch, table spacce In kitchen
Pull bsnt,, level lot, years old
and . blks. west Of Sears. lnme-
diate occupancy. S9T $50. THOM.
As l. PHILLIPS, co, OIL. A-it2f.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
ASSUME Sl7.200
EFF. BLANCHARD. Realtor
Excellent Buy

Nov being completed. New, all.
SIDE entrance. kitchen with birch
CABINETS and eye-level range: living
I'm, with fireplace. dining nm.
bedrooms. Good location. &iS.pOO
Montgomery Realty Co.
JU. e-92oO Ewes. u. s-376a
Evening star., 1957-12-05
"GI ASSUMPTION"

AAOOOAAAkIC
That's righii $500 down ana
assume q 4isec loan for the ball
anee, payable SI05 mo: : great
bis bedrooms and . complete TILED
baths dining room. "G-E kitchen
with ali the extras; S1T.asO,
DONALD Z. YOUNKIN & CO.
Realtor, 10. 4-S0s. Till Q PM
JUST FOR TWO
Cory 2-bedroom bungalow; large
kitchen with plenty OF eating
space and large Twins room: nice
lot. excellent financing. Can as
sumo trusts with total payments
q $50 mo. with q total price Of
S BEDROOMS-Sl9.50O
Near new paroehial high school
and elementary schools. This brick
Cape Cod has J bedrooms and
bath on End foor: 9 bedrooms and
bath on LIST floor with large sepa-
rate dining room and fireplace in
living room; beautiful recreation
room with built-in bar and ample
storage space Nice handicapped lot.
Convenient to everything
JAMES c. coNLEY a CO.
e5s5 Ca. Ave. JU. 9-4lS4 IN .
Evening star., 1957-12-05

CHEyY CHASE; sl9.6O0-4 -bedrm
brick home near Blessed bacra'
ment. . baths. throueh-hail entr
huae din. rm., biz kit. with break.
fast space. screened porch. ful
ssms.. s9d 9o seFssss Q pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

NNNAl1AANlNNlAANAAl
FOR sAl.E--0OING GARDEN CEN.
TER, landscape and sod business
ExCellfnt iocation IN Oxon Hill
area. VIII eell fauipment or bust.
ness OF both. Fof further inf0f-
ewes. IA, p-5i7a.
REsTAURANT--Ileer and music
Si,400 weekly. eood buy for q
live operator, seats over 100. low
rent and overhead; caah required
~ 800, good terms on balance
RA, a-OilnO, RA. 0-0304.
RESTAURANT IN shopping center
Alex. attrae. equipped. Only ek-
per, party need apply. Small In
yeetment required. III. $4,000,
kl. e-la2O.
WANTED, established eoln-oper-
ated laundry store Principals
only, Write Box asD-A. star
8 AND 20 STORE for sale, estab-
nshed 90 years. well stocked for
Christmas. Sell on account OF sick-
SANDWICH SHOP
$1,500 DOWN
Downtown, all stainlshs steeli
must kaerihee. air eond W. q.
THRIFT. iaii Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
$15,75O

Olives you . rambler with . 2s-ft
liv. rm., 3 lge bdrms. with excel
bsmt, lovely lot Move IN for
Christmas, vacant FHA approved
HU0oINs a HARRISON. INC.
Realtors. 10. $4,000
Evening star., 1957-12-05
NEW RRICK RANBIER on iovely

iot' iOOx26s. in the desirable
Lake Bancroft area: q bedrms.. 2
baths tone OF master bedrm },
large fv. rm. with firepl.. din
rm. dream" kitchen ineluding
dishwaSher. disposal and table
space: fun daylight bsmt.; car
port. Asking S23.Q50. For fur
ther details call THE DARBY
IA h-Q202 Ofnce nIler q ,fii o
Evening star., 1957-12-05

biREcTioNs: Out visrs MN rd.
or Rte. $40 70 Edmonston drive.
right 70 Baltimore I'd. Model home
on corner. Open 2-dark. By appt.
Joseph s. Devereux, Inc.
pO, 2-DOiO po a.0f7o
Evening star., 1957-12-05

CHOICE AREA, nr. Langley PARK
shopping---An brick. 8 bedrms
p baths. with Iiv. rn. And base
ment flfeplaees and 2 big pchs
beautiful shrubs and trees; good
terms 10 qualil1ed buyer; price.
&22, ,450. JAMES c. cONLEY q
co. AP 1892. ewes. HE. 4-7773
Evening star., 1957-12-05

CUTE AND COZY 2-bedrm. brk :
front rambler; clean as . pin with
many extras added: only minutes
to University Of Nd, NSA. MOL
and Beltsville Agricultural Farm
$4,000, moderate down payment
mn wiIl sRiTcr sssS1es tokoRssgs SR1pss Ssly sss
TIEe AZ s-crrA
Evening star., 1957-12-05
BEDROOMS-Sl9.5 500
VISIT LOHR HOMES
buy RIGHTl

THIS POUR BEDROOM. 2-sTORY
home located in Takoma Park has
full basement with recreation room
! bath on ind n storm doors. vim
dows included The lot Is hOx2OO,
wooded and FHA approved q sic, :
800 loan for a5 years You can't
beat these terms. Call HE. $4,000
now for detai,s
Evening star., 1957-12-05

BARNAnY WOODS, the forest sec.
SSil. IR z colonial IasSsl home VIZ 'S'S@ Sea,
rooms. : baths. breakfast room
powder room space. screened
porch and garage: finished Ord
floor completely redecorated
priced At $2A 300 on easy teIma
S4ll SHAN SHANNON ..,I q LucHs co.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

LANDOvER - Brick rambler, I'm.
maculate cond.: radiant heat
Sle.950; STS per mo. FHA. uN
Evening star., 1957-12-05

sUITLAND-3 bedrms., IN baths
Tm.: full bsnt.; Jisneed, YARD; z
500 mo. RE. 6-s7s7. c. DIXON
Evening star., 1957-12-05

tone Cape Cod; 4 bedrms-, :,
rec. erm, Priced ct SIS
Co, XII. S-le6s
Evening star., 1957-12-05

ron SALE OR RENT-s-b -bedrm
apt; 81 900 down; rent, $50. utils
fufn,. beaut, loo; bus at door
$50 southern ave. sc. JU. g.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

ASSUME Sl4.500 4i7r, first trust
on this lovely 3-bedrm. home IN
Country Club Hills. one Of North
Arilngton's most coveted areas.
Separate din. rm.. fully equipped
kitchen. full bSnt 9Th finished
rec rm Extras include wall-to-
wall earpeting: LARGE lot Priced
for immediate sale at only Si7.95o
with monthly payments Of sos
including everything Exclusive
Agents. THE DARBY CO., Real
tors 23la Wilson blvd. IA. s.
Evening star., 1957-12-05

kENslNGT0H PKWY. ARIA
Mod. t-bedrm.. s-bath split-leyel
Of brick ana redwood. IN charm
ina wooded settlng, Perfect cond
IinaOT IiE S@ van al' 1sa Ma eSs es'h ferIas 1no
SAMUEL Z. BO0LEY OF Nd.
INC. OIL. 0-7SGO. ewes. OIL.
2-s.46,
Evening star., 1957-12-05

HOUSES bf HCGHES-S4pS On
will buy IL: sturdy hillside Colo
nial: grade 4 Mt. Rainier loca.
tion; full English type bsmt.
family din. rfn.. porch Full price
Sa.35O. W. r. HUGHES CO., AP
7-l40O
lcHEvERLY = Brick Colonial. iiv
rm.. nrepl.. sep. din. rm., lge. kit
full nsmt gar: very lge lot,
S15,500; 81 ,O65 dn.. SIS per mo
FHA. UN. 4-sSSS.
peter j. hagan & son.