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Disunited Stctes

Must the price Of inteera-
ton be q hate-divided Ma
tion7 Patience lost, and
tempers fraying: old hens
cackling, asses braying.
Agitation for sedition, and
injunctions on petition: men
in sheets and pillowcases on
parade in public places:
troopers. with their guns and
gases, barring pupils from
their classes.
Golf games interrupted
rudely, and for naught, to
put it crudely. When affairs
are so chaotic, must we still
be idiotic? Must the price Of
segregation be q hate-di-
vided Nation?
mol One doesn't have to 90
to school to learn to use the
Golden Rule.
Cy Mixes.
So -
Before retiring from the
Washington school system, !
taught from the first grade
through the college level.
II was an inspiring sight
when an integrated choral
group from our public schools
assembled on the steps Of the
Capitol and they gave the
Salute to the Flag: one
Nation indivisible. under God
-" Now I can conceive Of
some Of our foreign enemies
getting the impression that
we are IS nations, some of
them under the devil.
80 NM
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unless he is already Q union
member. It does not, however.
ban the union shop, and in
effect authorizes such a shop.
In q union shop, q worker
may get q Job, but within 80
days he is required to join
the union If it is a union shop
In which he works. One Sec
ton Of the HARTLEY Act
authorizes the States indi-
vidually to deal with right
to-work and the union shop
as they see At. The effect is,
even under recent rulings by
the Supreme Court. to give
a State the right to bass a
law banning a union shop
although 1t clashes with the
Taft-Hartley or Federal law.
And many Of the advocates
of the right-to-work princi-
ple-the right to work with
out being compelled to join
q union-prefer to leave this
issue to the States.
Bill Offered. but Withdrawn
Only one bill to amend the
Taft-Hartley Act so as to
outlaw the union shop or
make it ineffective so far as
holding q job is concerned
has been introduced in the
85th Congress- bill offered
by Representative Whit
Smith Of Kansas. Republican.
Earlier In the year. during
consideration Of the civil
rights bill, now q law, Sena-
tor Goldwater. Republican OF
Arizona, proposed q right-to-
work amendment but later
withdrew 1t. He feels 1t Is a
matter for the States indi-
vidually to deal with, although
he supports the principle.
Senator Mcclellan Of Arkan-
sas. Democrat, also offered q
right-to-work amendment to
the civil rights bill and it
was referred to the Senate
Judiciary Committee. There
it remained, for the Judiciary
Committee never reported
out q bill and the House bill
was passed without reference
to the Senate committee.
The right-to-work princi-
pie, as opposed to compul-
sorry unionism, seems to be
gaining strength. A public
opinion poll recently showed
that the general public favors
the principle So per cent to
q per cent against and 10
per cent undecided. The poll
when confined to union mem
bers showed 80 per cent for,
81 per cent against, and 8
per cent undecided. Senator
Lausche, Ohio Democrat and
former Governor. not long
ago put it this way: II think
the right to work in our
country is just as sacred as
the right to vote and the
right to jury trial" He added
he did not believe any organ
ization has q right to tell q
worker: you shall not work
unless you join my oreaniza-
ton" - lie
A National Right to Work
Committee has headquarters
in Washington and encoF-
ages theAfOrrnation b. r4ght-'
sto-work committees in all
the States which still do not
have right-to-work laws.
Up to date, this right-to-
work issue is the only major
one that has developed in the
Knowland Knight collision
in California.
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THE POLITICAL MILL
Riqht-to-Work Issue in CuIifornio

A civil right-the right to
works showing up as an
issue in the second most
populous State In the Union,
with important national sig
nificance. Senator Knowland,
Republican leader Of the
Senate, who Is locked at least
temporarily in a struggle for
the gubernatorial nomination
with Gov. Knight, has indi-
Gated he will sign a proper"
right : to work bill - and
knight has said he would
veto such a measure.
Furthermore, there is an
active movement in Califor-
mia to bring about the pas
sage Of q right-to.work bill
by the State Legislature. Also
q right-to-work referendum
may be placed on the 1858
California ballot. Eighteen
States already have adopted
right-to-work legislation with
differing provisions. running
from an absolute ban on the
union shop on down the line.
Campaigns for passage of
right-to-work bills are being
pressed in q number Of
States, in addition to Cali
fornia.
The struggle in California
is being watched with much
interest. The Pacific Coast
State Is making phenomenal
gains in population and in
dustry. Indeed, it is estimated
that a new apportionment Of
the House Of Representatives
after the 1860 census win
give California an increase Of
seven House seats, bringing
its total to 81 and New York's
representation down to ~,
and in 1870 California will
equal New York, with ~
representatives for each
State. 1t means. too, that in
presidential elections the
electoral vote of California
will jump similarly. If Sena-
tor Knowland wins the gu
bernatorial nomination, the
right-to-work may go into
the election campaign. with
the Democratic nominee OPP
posing a State law Of that
kind.
Adopted in Several States
OF the IS States which
have adopted right-to-work
laws-which in effect mean
that a man does not have to
join q union to get and hold q
job-only Indiana is con-
sidered one Of the important
industrial States. This will
not be true for long. how
ever. If the South keeps on
industrializing at its present
rate, for all IL Of the So
called solid South" States
have right-to-work laws. In
addition to Indiana, the
right-to-work laws have been
approved in Alabama, Ari-
iona, Arkansas. Florida
Georgia, Iowa. Louisiana
Mississippi. Nebraska. Neva-
da. North Carolina, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Ten
nessee, Texas, Utah and Vir-
ginia. In Louisiana, however,
the law applies 70 ,agricul-
tural workers only. Af
AS Of today, the movement
for right-to-work laws has
been confined almost entirely
to the States. The Federal
labor relations law, the Taft
Hartley Act, bans the closed
shop which would prevent a
worker from getting a job
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THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES. E. TRAcEWELL

that it was Q wonder they
didn't suffocate in those tiny
cubicles.
THANK you for a very in
teresting column. It helps
make The Star q great news
paper.
VERY truly. H. L. Y"
Marty, we suspect. is doing
all right with his own group.
He was not away long
enough to form vital attach
ments with mankind, nor
long enough to turn his rela-
tons and friends against
him.
He and the three other
young martins were not
pushed out. but probably fell
of the little verandas just
outside the doors Of the mar
tin apartments.
Since they had not yet
tested their wings, they
stayed on the ground. and
their parents were unable to
get them back.
AS for the vitamin powder.
it undoubtedly helps both an
finals and birds. If they will
take it. Some will. some
won't. Sometimes these pow
ders are vitamins A and D,
the old faithfuls; sometimes
vitamins Of the B complex.
which are supposed to help
the appetite.
- 4 y
Living things which are
not too friendly, often have
a personality Of their own.
Not that the others do
not, too, but somehow there
is a special tang to the I'M
friendly ones. which makes
US work to gain their friend
ship. Thus we appreciate
them more.
We will never forget the
Jack Dempsey" FISH we had
when we kept tropical speci-
mems in IL aquariums.
This was the nickname for
1t; actually, 1t was a cichlid,
q relative Of the beautiful
angel fish.
Jack. as We called him, was
about 7 inches long. bright
eyed, and intelligent.
No other hsh could be kept
In the tank with him, because
he swallowed them in a few
minutes.
He loved to hide in a clump
Of sea grass and dart out at
his prey. II was all nature
had taught him. Wen, not
quite all.
Though he was a nuisance.
and bad to handle. in Iact
almost impossible to net. he
was q favorite Of the whole
household.
What has Jack been up to
today?" was the question.
This was q lesson, EVIL
IDENTIFY, that young Marty
learned early. And Jack.
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LETTERS 10 THE STAR

Pen names may be used "
letters carry iUriterS correct
names and addresses. Al
letters are subject to conden-
satton.
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Inteqrotion Views

The NAACP is largely to
blame for tension and con-
fusion in solving the inte-
grafton problem. Instead Of
taking advantage of the SUI
preme Courts decision and
moving on q conciliatory ba-
sis. they are demanding inte-
grafton at all levels. True,
they have won their points in
suits trying to make school
boards come in line with the
law Of the land, but their
tactics have caused a serious
setback to their efforts.
OF course. people like Kas-
per are to be discounted. In
telligent Americans despise
violence toward minorities.
The solution to the prob
lem is simple: The NAACP
should 60 along with the
courts ruling for gradual,
reasonable and sane integra-
ton.
Indignation should start in
kindergarten and proceed
one year at a time. This
would develop an acceptance
Of migration. It would only
be a matter Of years before
Negro children could attend
high schools and colleges
without fear Of prejudice.
The NAACP has waited this
long; another few years could
solve the problem amicably.
Jack 1. ResnicOif.
What anguish and humil-
iatiOn we Arkansans are
undergoing because the Gov
ernor has allowed himself to
be q guinea pig for something
so detrimental. not only to
Arkansas but to the whole
United States.
Being q native Of Arkansas
and having spent q great
portion Of my life in Little
Rock, I can truthfully say
there has never been any
friction so far as race rela-
tions are concerned. The peo-
pie Of Arkansas, both races,
are law-abiding citizens and
should not be blamed for the
conduct Of one man. The
Governor has put Arkansas
and all Of America in a very
embarrassing position in the
eyes Of the world.
Matte Mae ThurstOn.
H&
Now that, thanks to the
advance" Of science, scien-
lists are predicting that we
are living in the final phase
OF human history and that all
life on this planet will soon
be extinguished in an atomic
cataclysm. it would be
utopian II the people Of the
United States could submerge
their petty differences, racial
and otherwise, and dwell to-
gether in friendship and
brotherhood for the brief pc
Rod that evidently remains to
US on this earth.
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A Bit Hot, Himself

Cato w. Adams.
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Solutes Rescue Squads

Charles Garvln
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Not : REPRoDucTIoN--but a.
1890 Ia the olds foWne section 81
Alexandria ll1k blocks to the poto.
macl, maintained through the
years IN e splendid manner. Much
Of the original Is still prevalent:
hand-caryed holdings. Adams man
tells, random-Width floors, etc. LiY-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining nm. with fireplace, modern
equipped kitchen, 2 excellent bed
rms. Zone with fireplace). plus den
2 baths, finished rec. rm. with IRE
place. REDUCED TO S22. 800 and
priced to SELL Please call now oV
3-14l3. SHANNON a LUcHs Co
ALEXANDRIA
Close-ln location, excellent resi-
Dental area. Four-bedroom, 2-bath
brick home (bedroom and bath on
LIST fioof) Living room with ERE.
place. separate dining room with
bay window. de luxe equipped
Kitchen, screened-in porch, recre-
ton room and built-in garage n
full basement. Priced az see, $50
FIRST TIME ADvERTISEDi Please
call for other details. OV. 3-14l3
SHANNON A LrTCHQ 20
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
$4,000 SO. FIT.

5000 SO. FT.-C-2 In ne.
wholesale retail repairs. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

S. SPECIAL OFFER, = Brand-new
custom-buiit rancher on q acre
OF tree-shaded lawn, Just COM
pleted and ready for Immediate
occupancy. Full basement with
fireplace IN finished recreation
rm.. attached garage. 2 lge, bed
rooms, tremendous picture-win-
doweu living rm., separate dining
saapp STff Etesen a5 os9 Y oS II sns
priced for immediate sale, yay
down to S19,75n. Be first, NOT
sorry PEARSON PROPERTIES,
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1-story bldg. IN heart Of d. c..
3 street frontaEes, 3 covered load
ing docks at tail Gate level. heated
ONCE. parking lot, easily subdivided.
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ARrINoToN-FARFAx
Entertaining
WILL BE A PLEASURE
Living
WILL BE zEsTFu

WILL BE LESIFUL
Luxurious and substantial custom
styled leader really combines all
the originality ana excellence OF
taste, which sets this home apart
as OUTSTANDING. A shining
Jewel In q woodland setting on X :
acre lot in secluded location with
panoramic view from almost every
Spacious EOS n sun rns de RGms pore asuq Nos
the country. but still within easy
access to city schools, shop and
bus. Enter spacious foyer, srand
bay window. fireplace IN dining
room you should see ~, q kitchen
the likes OF which you have never
seen before-out Of this world
Finished rec. room or family room
3 baths. built-in garage, Only
home win take your Ss breath esh away .S
Only $4,000. BY appointment.
Call IA. 10000.
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SILVER SPRING

New brick rambler. near FrankliT
and Flower ave-: true center hall
8 Ice. bedrms.. 2 baths; Ice. liv
rm. with firepl.; sep. din. rm.: tabls
space In kit full bsmt.. wooded
lot; walk to all schools and buses
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MD.--1l6 ACRES
FARM

41S acres. Less than S1O0. acre.
n the beautiful valley Of West
Virginia. between Winchester and
Berkeley Springs. west Of Route 500.
and Blue Ridge mountains, Here Is
your opportunity 70 get the farm
rolling pasture land. S-rnl. mod.
residence. 2 Ice. barns.
sIGLER a. CO., FARM SPECIALIST
ST. 3-72S2 EYES. ia. D.0S77
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level. in choice location; } trsfis RAND
bedrms.. 5 fulfilled baths. ige
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep din
rm., dream kit. incl. dishwasher
disposal and table space, big day-
light nm. rec. rm., lge. lot. Priced
below the market at S24, $50. For
further details, call THE DARBY
CO.. Realtors, 2319 Wilson blvd.
ia. 6-9393. Once omen. q iii d
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CHEyERLY AREA = we have .
6edrm. homes in all price ranses.
cony. to BALTIC and Wash. pkwy.,
d. c., IT. Meade and NsA. Also
many choice lots and will build
to suit. CLYDE r. ADAMS,
Realtor. UN. 4-1I43.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX.--"First floor living" In this
hrk. BUNGALOW only 4 yrs. old (:
nice area near Braddock I'd. :
equipped kit. only SI2,7bO, AS.
sumo loan, AL SMITH REALTY,
XII. $4,000: EWES. JE. 2-O454.
ALEX. CITY-3-bedroom and den,
stone-and-conerete Cape Cod: 90
n. Nv. I'm. with flrepl, din, II"
equip. kit. rear pch.; well-pianted
lot; 4 block to city bus. sacrifce,
$14,e50. b OWNER. IA. 4-3aO0.
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CLUB-1 acre on Perslmmon Tree
I'd. Sewer and water available.
Absolute bargain. SHAPIRO. NC. :.
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y0U Tor quick sale. For further
details, call THE DARBY Co,
Realtors, 2319 Wilson blvd, ia.
5-9393, Once open q It'll q.
Sl5,75O-3-bedrm. brick rambler.
liv. nm. with .flrepl., eating space
Washing k machine, S'C Wsil-t seIs5
carpet, air-cond. unit, 3 bedrms
and bath, full bsmt.. rec. rm.: lge.,
level lot completely fenced; close
70 schools and bus: $1,000 cash,
MANNAS REALTY, JE. 2-31lO.
INSTRUCTOR WANTED to move
into beautiful Springfield SPLIT
LEVEL adjoining new elementary
school. Ideal location for music.
dance or nrivate tutor. Assume CT
LOAN with modest down payment
and move into this Tyr. -old. q
bath ultramodern home with
beautiful rec. rm. Handicapped cor
ner lot with carport makes IL hard
ior. transferring owner TO leave.
This won't last. GORDIN-MENSH,
FL $4,000
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WOODLEY, SOUTH - Before you
buy, see this California ranch-
style home in Northern Virginia's
loveliest section, in this price
range: lge. bedrms., radiant
heat. much-more-than- the average
closet space. S16,96O. MANNAS
REALTY, JE. 2-3110
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TEMPLE HILLS - Army ofilcer
transferred, must sell beautiful g.
mo.-old. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler: 2
fireplaces. 2 baths. lge. ultramod-
ern kit, wall oven, ETC., rec. nm.
med. possession. Call Mrs. Cox,
LU. 2-6136 or ST. 3-7368. ATLAS
REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.


S2l.590-Big 4-bed-
Lee hwy ana Pei dleSs sDs dis Io9 d hsol
clothes washer and dryer in lge.
kit: enormous out-of-ground base
ment wooded lot, 70xl3O: $4,000
down may buyl Balance In one
20-yr. FLA loan. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INCs IA. 7-s012: eyes,,
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$3.50 DOWN

4-bedroom home in Falls Church
area; perfect for the Undetermined
family: priced at S13,500; AZ loan
may be assumed; 20-ft. living rm.
with fireplace. equipped kitchen;
large yard.
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
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CORAL HILLS AREA-Vacant brk.
Cape Cod, 2 bedrms. with expan-
sion attic. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. with maids rm. and
built-ill garage, 2 porches. fenced
WIZ; exc Ell i ser sSns' Mr. D Hiilier,
LU. 2-I79S, RE. $4,000 til 8 pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
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DhsIKAbLE CAFE COD In area
sonv. 20 Pentagon and airport
Lly rm.. sep. din. RIM. kit, Q
bedrms. and bath. screened pch.
on lst moor; Ice; nm. with lac
storage area on End I. full bsmt. ;
insis. 'ey sna Sd al, completely p rsdss
immed. occupancy SIS d5i0 cali
Va. 2-4S00. WRIGHT REALTY.
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SILVER SPRING
220i saulisburg rd.-Renovated; 8
rms, 2 stories; bedrms.. "a
baths; lse. lot With many pig trees
Mr.. Mann, FiA. 2-3579.
Paul p. Stone, Realtor
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COLLEGE PARK .AREA-Attr. bum
ealoW. 2 Ice. bedrms., liV. rm.,
kit, bath. lot 60x150: owner be-
ing transferred overseas: will sac
rifice for $1,000: substantial cash
payment REQUIRED DUNN a. Co.
RFALTOR, WA. 7-0048. eyes,.
UN. 4-34S2.
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ATMOSPHERE
Sll,95O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ADELPHI--S3n5 down for this
lovely 3-bedrm rambler: vacant.
ready 10 move into Assume lAcs
LIST trust. Hurry. won't last Iona
Call 10. 5-si3l. Ju. 5-69O7.
ANDREWS AREA - Pretty-as-a-
picture. incest Cape Cod we've
seen. 3 bedrms. with space for a
ath; MI bsmt. with q level ls-aeI,e
APPROX. $1,000 down to qualified
buyer. Monthly mortgage charges.
Sal,23. Immed. poss, BADiNl
BROS. INC, HI. a-5545
CHEvERLY-Attention NSA folks
and .othersl On Wash. BALTIC. -pkwy,
ss We nave hou w.ee variety NV. q .s e
and large, distinctive community
NICKEL. ma. s.6353; ewes, Sat.
and sun, WA. 1888.
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sos DOWN will purchase this g.
bedroom rambler In Falls Church
area. Spacious living room with
dining ell, tiled bath, equipped
kitchen. Priced at Sll $50, Total
monthly payments approximately
$40, including taxes and insur-
anee. ARFAx REALTY. JE. 4
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NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
PRIVACY
MOVE RIGHT IN
S17.250

Exceptionally nice CUSTOM
built Cape Cod. A real show
place. Nice dining room. 2
lovely bedrooms, bath, ex-
pansible upstairs for 2 more:
completely redecorated: nice
bright bsmt,, huge side
screened porch. Grounds are
fenced. level and beautifully
shrubbed. This delightfuI
home is Just q few blocks
ping. schools and churches.
An excellent buy, GRAHAM
4 Co. JU. b-601O. ~. 81
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SPRlNGFIELD-Brick rambler; Q
Dedrms den. flrepl, equip. kit,
wooded a-acre lot. S16.bO0, $500
FHA. FL. 4-233R
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ARL.. 2-story. 2-bedrm. brick, full
nsmt.. oil heat, alum. storm drs.
ana windows, COW. transp. ia.
b-l0Hl.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

cHEvEELY.,s-bedrm. brick Eam,b 9.
cor. lot: $4,000, terms. He. A.
$500; ewes. ~. 9-304l. W. W.
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On the Outskirts
OF Alexandria

And It has every
thing that you have
dreamed Of and stiil
within minutes Of
Washington, Penta-
gon and Ft. Belvoir.
located in beau
tItul BUcKNELL MA
NOR. bus goes into
the subdivision and a
small fare to Alexan-
dria By taxi. As an
investment it's safe,
sane and certain: for
II has an approved CT
loan (that's hard 70
get) and can be as
sumed or will stand q
rigid FLA appraisal
and can be insured
for its actual sales
value.
The home is i'm
maculate. well de-
tAMhEu AUI AOM~
PORTABLE LIVING.
II has q basement
and 3 nice bedrooms
frst floor and q Y
bath on the second
floor. Also. rouRhed-in
plumbing for base
ment bath. To help
YOU save money In
the winter II has
storm windows, doors,
screens, ETC.. and has
extras for summer
living. II has an air
conditioner and a
large fan. You can
also secure a mem
bership in the COM
munity swimming
pool.
The garden has
holly tree, apple tree,
cherry tree. with
lovely roses, flowers.
WNtAOt FNIsF lUI hlHl~
mer enjoyment. This
Is an exceptional
property for the fam
fly who wants pleas
ure and benefits OF
country living with
city convenlences.
The price tag will
give you full value
for every last dollar.
Sl5,55O TO the lucky
family who acts flrst.
LISTING 1264-P.
IL. AL AL BAKER
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THANKsGIvINGl

We thank you for the opportu-
nifty Of Offering you q home with
monthly payments equivalent to
rent. No down payment is re-
sSSirsd e mi, make ke this so5 major pur
bedrooms. tile bath, large living
room and equipped kitchen. Located
on wide lot with trees, near bus
and schools, in Falls Church area.
M. R. REYNOLDS & co.
Real Estate Broker
WILLSTON SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 4-466O z Corners JE. 2-S067
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

CHEyERLY-Beautifui brk. Cape
Cod with 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms,
sep. din. Ice. kit. fireplace In iiv:
rm.. full bsmt. with entrance and
garage; Ice. lot. FHA Approved.
$4,000. PRINCE GEORGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27
S2O,95O
MCLEAN
QUALITY
8 BEDROOMS. DEN

A prestige brick rambler only
VI. young. SIX BIG GENEROUS
rooms: 2 tiled baths, screened porcf
plus built-in garage. Kitchen fea
lures eye-level oven: :. auto. disposal
dishwasher, and family dining area
living room 1924, masters bedrm
suite. 13x16: high location, over
looking valley. Plot approximately
Real Estate Service, Inc
IA. 10000 Open 9 I'll !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-In the
highly coveted Lake Bancroft
area on beaut. lot 100x265 with
ta,l shade an.is trees; Ice; liv. I'm
button Frigidaire kit. incl. dish
washer. disposal and brkfst, space,
3 bedrms., Q full baths Il on
master bedrm.l, full daylight
bsmt..- carport. Asking $23,95O
For further details. call THE
DARBY CO., Realtors, 1919 VII
son blvd. ia. 5-9393. Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27
HILLENDALE PARK
LANGLEY PARK

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-450o REALTORS