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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

WEST HYATTsyILLL -4.bserR.
sis. 1880 $1,000 81 an In, 4.sBoSoo;;
ewes, JU. 9.304l. W. W. LEWIS.
dus-S-Sedrm. rambler in eonven.
Woo6lawn area. Living rm. with
raised hearth, equipped kit. mr..
expressway for quick eommuting.
Total price, $4,000. Primer
GBoRGEs PROPERTIES. phone
% LEFf-Five-leVel split Four
bedrms. : baths. enormous rec.
nm, ultramodefn kit; close 70
BALTIC. pkwy. and ell cows. to-
days best buy At SIS.250, easy
PEc IssTs; PRINCE AT a:7e oaHsoRoEs
NEAR NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHO0L-Immaculata. 3-bedrm.
STIek r. .s%OI ssf,.n. sIrss Sor.S y ir NJ
bar, sli-eiec. kit 4 real buy AZ
$500, RosERT S, DAVIS 4 co,
INC.
$500 DOWN. near Andrews, Census
--Three-yr -0ld, 2-bedroom brk.
Cane Cod, with expansihle attic,
I full bsmt,. gas heat, nice fenced
lot. Take over OF payments. eau
MS ssss. c sTLh lg Really lssias q CO 81 =
DISTRICT HEIoHTs-Lovely, q
hedrm Cape Cod. with space tor
II rms. upstairs. din. rms fun
hSmt with bcaut rec, rna,. plus
r pISyro ssnce AS re eq srses 'o' win An
HfT'f TREsT
$40 $50, and assume lee. FLA
loan C. 3-bedrm.. hrk. sandstone
rambler Fireplace. kit. with din.
space, Z baths. tile hsmt-. Anchor
soUTHLAwN-onIy $3.50 down,
assume lie. VA loan on a-bedrm.
rambler. Modern kit. with dis
luosal. dishwasher. auto. washer
fenced lot. IMMEDIATE P Res
WEST REAL ESTATE
Alb SILVER Hill Rd,, SlltlAnd
lKNoLLWooD. nr. NoL--ts-aere
wooded .oti 4-bedrm, prick lee
srisht 6is ~ r ma Win Isnbg Eepl~ rs
terms below market at Slo,s50.
IFPR si s;s iS 4EoRoEs REALTY GO Co
lSOUTHLAWN = Assume large O.
loan on 6-rm. rambler. with porch
added. Easy terms.
PARKLAND--Lot, 4e5 1t. deep;
6-rm. rambler, full bsmt. FHA
appraised at $4,000.
Custom built. b-room
brick rambler with unusually large
rms, ali the extras; ls-aere lot;
! TEMPLE HILLS-4-hedrm shin
gle Cape Cod. like new sle 500;
low down payment RE T-e1 lJ,
'cAMPBEIL REALTY CO
woooLAwN-s-bedrm brick ram
bier. fully equip. G-B kit. dry
bSmt.s lee screened porch Win
panoramic view. Only SSH down
md total monthly payment only Soy
P FRI lei 20 osEoRoEs RE N1i Co CO
CLOSE TO d. c.--Neat and clean
l3-bedrm, Cape Cod, separate DIN.
lrm, equip kit. Ice. porch, enclosed
land heated. Diet. garage with work
shop; fenced yard. Only $500 down
and SIS total monthly payment;
PPR s lei iC 4SEoRoEs RE Mff Y-O CO
EAST RivERDALE
/ NO DOWN PAYMENT
/ Only 5 yrs. old: modern. e-stor!
semidet, corner brk., 3 bedrmS.
tile bath: large comb. Nv. din. rm.
kit ana fun hsnlt.; Sl4,pSO, bal
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY sHOP-will sell all or
part to beautician. Must be able
10 invest $1,000. Call Pc 3-l093.
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TI0N = Brick semidetached N
Huntlngton. Vacant. AL condition
> bedrooms. tiled bath, living rm.,
dining area. equipped Kitchen tull
$500. BELL REALTY Co, XII.
ST. sBk
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

FAIRLAWN = 5-rm. semidetached
brick; only $11.950, $1,000 down.
SSAsMfasifiLiEs u Rt sSfsi' "a q. S-SSS'
HILLCREST--Like new. detached
brick; 4 bedrms.. q baths, bsmt.
partially improved for rec. rm.
Built.in garage. Under $24. 900.
k stI I. sr q AT En- s.4sss. OSA'
s S.ms. "a S.at oesu. rus: t.n tsl
I'd: priced, TO sell, with small
down payment, balance left In
SEEWcoMHs5 R ISII4sF J 1oio s'.7s saIl
or Mr.. johnson. 10. 1-772S or
Mr.. Rice. 10. 1925.
OFF PENNA. AND TEXAS AVE.
s.E.--Wonderful 3-bedrm,, 2-bath.
Diet. brick home: entrance foyer.
powder rm., sep. dining rm. on
list moor; rec. rm. and powder
rm. In bsmt,: att. garage, patio.
fenced lot. Priced to sell NOW.
Call Mrs Cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST.
3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL BLDGs.. is
3 81. s.e.-Ready for occupancy
restored modern brick; End A., 3
bedrms. and bath: LIST n, dining
living rm. with brick floor -to-ceil-
ing flrepl.,. kit. dinette. powder
rm.; daylight bsmt.. rec. rm. with
ho0rsto- ceiling firepl., laundry rm.
and bath. Open for inspection
Sat. and sun. 90. BLUE REAL
TY CO., d. 7-5S27.
COLORED-BY OWNER-Vacant
redec0rated semidet. brick home:
mod, kit. tiled bath: auto. heat:
S495 down. AID. 4-660s.
COLORED-5O9 FOXHALL PLACE
s.E.--BIiek 2.story bone in next
to new condition: S11.S0O. Full
basement with half bath; gas
heat, ehain-link fenced lot. FLA
financing will REQUIRE 10es down.
Drive. BY. consider the excellent
TAYLOR. Oh. 4-3462 for key to
INSPECT property. Trade your pres
ent house? P. w. BERENS. INC. :,
1872 L ST NV, Ma. $4,000.
C0LORED-l.I0 NASH ST. Sc
2-story semidetached; only 3
years old now vacant: 2 big bed
rms, color tile bath: full base
sale. Cali OWNER. OIL. Also.
COLORED-I3th AND PA. AVE.
Sc --2-family brick, 9 apis. :.
baths, BASEMENT. gas heat. Low
monthly payments; trades ac-
GEORGE. FL. s-ss7S.
=
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CHURCHES F0R SALE
CHURCH

Modern brick church bldg. OF
ave. NV. Slate roof, parlor with
fireplace. kitchen. study and lava
tories. An excellent opportunity foi
q small congregation in a pleasan
new NV. suburb. Price. S31 500
with terms available. Please cal
Mr.. Gavin, with H. @. SMTTHY CO.
ST. $4,000: res, AID. 2-50O4.
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4 BEDRMs.. . BAKERSFIELD

Plus I4xi2 kit. 12xl2 din. rm,,
PED. Ssh ns sfT S. pSrS m q Ss l'
CloSe-in Bethesda location with
ST.. 900 LIST trust available AN
DRIS REALTY. OIL, 2-90T0.
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HOLMES RUN ACRES-Contempo:
rary 4-bedroom 2-bath home; sc
minutes from downtown. Washing
ton; well designed. luxuriously car
peted, completely air conditioned
swimming pool priyiieges. Avail.
able for lease March l: $50 pei
IA r-AIl5 or JE o-2645.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

I Only 5 yrs. old: modern. o-story
semidet. corner brK, hedrmS
tile bath: large comb liv din. rm..
anea Ufa rent IA 1-DAtu
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De Luxe Custom Built
RAMBLER AND SPLIT LEVEL
OVERLOOKING
ROCK GREER PARK
UNDER $4,000

NORTH PORTAL ESTATES
UNDER $4,000
Open Sun. is: out 18th St. to
circle and N Portal dr.. and FOLLOW
open House" signs TO East Beach
JOLLES g. SENNETT CO.
REALTORS D1. 1924
COLORED-INCOME = 6O7 Della
ield pl NV, Two apts,s 2 kits.
s.ses;sEa. MURRAY LEVINE AID
c S..OI ,.mia, s'o' 81, Dow y. r SSy'
m rec rm III iuIi i price Ss' sisssos move
right In. Cali till . pm, MUIR
RAY LEVINE. AID 4-3737.
COLORRD = ONLY SIS MONTH";
is FHA approved 435 Delafield
. bedrms., modern, newly equipped
kit; full bsmt.. gas heat. Redec.
inside and out Priced below mar
ket; SII,50O. $3.50 On. tincl, set
tle.j: monthly pymt. incls taxes,
ms. prina int. pI' 7-Os1o or
RIA. J-361g 49,
COLORED-53Is 9th ST. NV
Large BRICK HOME IN splendid
condition, Slj.5O0A lOs down
FLA; 5 bedrooms. porch rooms
and bath on End floor; built-in
GARAGE Living room, dinins
eauippedl on list floor Basement
with toilet. School. transportation.
aafeWay 4 block Drive by, Deck
in. then cali n. L. TAYLOR. oil.
l-3482 for KEY TO inspect, Trace
your present house7 = W, BIER
EMS. INC. l722 l. 81. NV Ma.
$4,000.
COLORED - lOi6 LAMONT ST.
NV Sale BY oWNER-5.Im.
brick; redec,, vacant. Askins 3d.
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U NEIaR fsS;eoe an s:drP 4, 40. ,na
stone Cape Cod L,yins rm VITA
Heatolator fireplace. separate din-
Ing rm., excellent kitchen; fun
basement with entrance ct rear
on eround level, FHA terms. Make
an appointment 70 see this noWl
SG ih,i,l.,,o v. 3.itl3; SHANNON \
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BURCH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-599s
:, Ewes. WA. 7-b04l, IA. 2-gOI0
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soy OOWN-it-1NnfOOm rambler.
P alss so 81 ls.15oo imT Er1Hp zen
REALTY CO. MERRWiEtp. Vh.
BY OWNER-New brick ramSiera,
Il. lons; 4 bedrmt 2 baths.
Nv .rm.. din. rm, kit. hFepi.
full bsmt with outside entf fms
med. aceup ~ 6f9 and 6e8 TsSe-
s ss r. r1,,,,N v,enna. zo Va 49,. 81 $50:
zee, LOCO down " 3.00fs
SUGAR DE LUxE.-The sveetesT.
larnest Oh loan vet Assume thie
high l0ar with VERY RFAeONA-
BIZ DOWN PAYMENT . bedrms
wonderful iaTee liv rm eorge-
Gus birch cabinet Kitchen With III
eled This rambler u iOnG ana
very impressive COMP aEfi
q, .OERAcHIS Co. Realtors,
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n. ARL.-a-6edrm. eottaGe; Ire.
lot: priced to sell TODAY: 90 600.
assume g v saersEeSe a ns ny. Z
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UHEUHNlHHHQ
$40 Webster %. NV.
rms ~ Ing TEs,Si En- nc. s% sss lia ' 81
inspect, call NJ. PAUL HANNAH,
732 nth 81. nv, NE. s-4lO0.
HOUSE. RENT, coLoRKD
UHPURNIBHED
i5Ot upshur 81. NW.-sil0
. rms kit and bath and 2 enel
porches 'ey al the once Of M
PAUL HA AN, 732 18th IT. NV,
COLORED-RENT AND BUY
Near lth and Rhode Island ne
l-hedrm. Colonial brick. full base
ment, modern gas hot-WAter heat
ESpesd SsSSd' M s.o1z,
COLORED-NORTHWEST
wXifiEikA1 r. A. S'i ssRso5wN
iois vsrnont Ave. ma. s-iOSi
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yutl s!9sC D. iaa NJ. wis 4 ca az. E ssSis,
FOGGY BOTTOM
ROGER MOSS
un q anon

III. Z~OOGV
Ewes, Sunday, HE. 1922
COL0RED-I67l KALORASdA RD
ne: 0 rms. Se5. DI. 1924
C0LORED-I747 5 ST. NV
Spacious. Groom. newly dec. brlcl
home; vacant; 500 mo. ct
COLORED-eO5 PER MO-, 3 bed.
rms. mod. brick home; mr.. Ben
ming and Z. Capitol. ST 3-3657
COLORED-4OI . ST. NE. :. Lse
corner lot: newly DECORATED;
rms. and bath: Anchor fence sur.
rounds property; oil heat Only
ssJ mo. Mr.. NEuAANN' Ma
$4,000.
COLORED-NO. . 9th ST. NE
Standardized stone home; p rms
and bath. Gas heat; newly redeco'
rated, Only sos mo. Mr.. hEU'
COLORED = 3IIs ADAMS MILL
RD. NV. overlooking .Rock creel
Park-Lovely row brick home: u
rms rms, ~ baths s,iet Oh r.t nsn. h ul
MANN. NA. $1,000.
6.TS' brick With Colonial porch
rent Fen IRA RH. ai.saSsip'. .'','AA-' 80
COLORED-N.E. = Modern briel
home. ) rms. bath. bsmt. $50 ~
per me-. Cow. loo. 10. l-l70l, IA
3-O267.
C0LORED-iIOg ILLINOIS AVE
N.W.-semidetaehed brick home
10 rms. baths. = kits, ful
only si25 mo. Mr.. NEUAANN
-MA: ssoa !0.O.,u=....--.x.-z=
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WOODLEY PARK AREA. west Of
Conn. ave.-Lovely semidet. town
house; 3 bedrms., . baths UPSTAIRS
liv. rm.. DIN. rm. and de luxe kit
with dishWasher and garbage dis
poSal; rec, rm. and full bath in
hSmt.. washing machine: 5000 mo,
furniture avail. Mrs. Wilmer. EN-
s-135l after pm. and week
ends; LEGUM & GERBER EM
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ASSUME sl5.Hn0 AIS On loan,
full price only S1T,4b0--3-bedrm.
brick rambler with iirepl., extra
lge. rms. for this price. iust re-
decorated Move ~ With down pay-
a-aff0
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2l1 9th ST. NE. white; SS5--
8 lac. rms, encl. porch: full bsmt.,
gas f.-wh.: recond.: 9.car brk. gar
Ii. 7-4413, II no ans. LU. l-626l
A CATIE nADK
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SECT.
Near Maury School and Russell
I'd. Stone-and-brick semidetached.
. bedrooms, tiled bath. liytng rm,.
dining area, equipped Kitchen: full
basement Handicapped lot. Price,
$4,000. FHA terms ayailahle.
BELL REALTY Co, XII. s-ls6s.
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sl5.Ooo Is the fun price Of this
carport. vail 70 : Saii carpeiina.
but best Of all PA Appraised. and
you can buy Il with 81 .0b0 down
With easy terms for the balance,
Ssli "a S;a49O BETTER HoMEs
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ARL. HALL AREA; BY OWNER
Used-bTick. slate-rooi Cape Coo
Convenient 70 Arlinaton NAL or
Pentafon, LIST doof, living room
with fireplace. separate DINING rm
pine-paneled den or bedrm,, nall
bath and modern kitchen, mo
door master bedroom. i3xl6. md
child's room l10xl2i aud bath
Fenced yard With trees Partial
9asement, front porch. Cal IA
T-0i45. ~
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ALMOST TOO GOOD 70 be true.
= bedrooms, fun bath down ana
bath up. Priced 81 only Si9,4
800 with sey5 down ard total
monthly payments, inclndinE taxa
rights needed Spacious iivinE
room with fireplace; large lot city
utilities, In Fails Church. nbn't
delay-this went last ARFAI
REALTY. 'til =, IN $4,000.
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msats IKE re r.n,1B RiI1shl i.m Ss.;
with sen. din. rm., entertaining
siee Nv. rm.. hot-wnteT heat, .
bedrms. down and room for 2 up.
Close-ln Arlington. walk to bus
and shops. s. q. OERACHIs Co,
Realtors, JE, 2-.3l4,
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BRICK RAMBLER-color and haf-
monv 80 hand In hand in thiG
brightly redecorated 3-bedroun
rambler which offers the ultimate
In chain and gaiety. A lovely bass.
yerd with fruit trees, patio and
coming summer an ENJOYABLE one.
An excellent North Arlington To-
cation Full pricr. S18 $50.
YN0NAs REALTY. IA. a.2I00.
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FALLS CHuRcH-Det, 3 bedrms,
din. rrn., liv. rm. with firepl.. full
bsmt., rec. area; carport; fenced
back yard: gas heat: washing ma
chine, power mower: COW to
schools and shops. Avail now.
sf3O IL o-o34q
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FALLS CHUkcH-4 6edFms,. Pie
.ure-windowed liy. rm, with coy
fireplace. iRe. L-shapcd kit, rear
scr. preh. for. this summer, and
deep. pFivate-fenced lot for play
and barbeeninR. ONLY 5000 dn-,
and approximately $50 per month.
s, q. oRRAcHIs Co. Realtors.
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ANNANDALEI award-winning home
for sale BY owaNkR.-Liyins I'm
rm', Kit. with eating space ) bed
rms. :. baths; daylight oSmt with
fireplace in rec. rm.. also. rm. Tor
another bedrm.. bath equip laun.
dry rm. house also comes with
ali Grapes, rus IN liy rm. ana
din. rm. lge. pch % din. rm. /;
caTpOrt. s24.75U; avail June. CT
6-OS2J No AGENTS.
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DUGMOUD IkkBs val blQom TINS
trees suFroundihe this new split
level home. ) bedrooms, plus .
nexible den. ideal for guest room.
pas G Sasak,sE a. sSss, q ~ ~. f0S os.
ern kitchen, Will 90 Off you
hurryl Cali LuRiA BROS, Real
tors, ia. 7-S5OO, sAOS Wilson
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

SMALL wELI..FURNIsHED house
Capitol Hill area preferred. Ii. q
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fETHEsDA-Luxury. new. quality
home, on exclusive street, lot with
trees. Five bedrooms. Z baths.
servant quarters; $4,000, with
S0M,s trust, call OF; e,sss4ii.
SDIpsSHarn a " " s,mcTHoMAs ).
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sECT.-
Stucco hungalow. : bedrooms, Nv
ing room. tiled bath, equipped
kitchen. STORAGE attic. Hot-water
heat. Price, $1,000 BELL RIAL
TY CO.. XII. s-le6s. FRA terms
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2 Armed Youths
Put on Probation

Two 15-year-olds were placed
on probation and a third was
dismissed with a warning by
Juvenile Court Judge Orm w.
Ketcham yesterday after they
were found guilty of carrying
deadly weapons.
The youths were among eight
arrested last January % at
Fourth and Emerson streets
NV. Police said they had a
small arsenal in their posses
sion. including two sections OF
rubber hose, a Stilson wrench,
q Ratchet, razors and knives.
"We don't want this commu-
nifty to become a jungle where
a person with the largest right
arm has his way,v the Judge
told the youths yesterday.
Two other youths, IA and 16,
who also were arrested last
January. had previously been
freed by the Judge with warn
ings. A 17-year-old. who was
found guilty in absentia yes
terday, will appear for SEN
fencing Friday. Two other
youths. is and II. have pleaded
not guilty and will be tried by
a jury next Tuesday.
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Carolina Vote
Slated Today

COLUMBIA. S. c.. June 10
(R.--South Carolina Demo-
Gratis vote in primaries today
for a gubernatorial candidate
and for six nominees to the
United States House Of Repre-
'sentatives.
Election officials anticipated
100000 Of the 539. 900 registered
party members would ballot.
Primary results. barring run
offs, are considered tantamount
to election in this overwhelm-
ingly Democratic State.
Contending for the nomina-
ton to replace Gov. George
Bell Zimmerman. jr., are 1t.
Gov. Ernest F. Hollings, Mayor
William c. Johnston OF Ander-
son and Donald Russell, former
president of the University Of
South Carolina.
Gov. Zimmerman is ineligible
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to succeed himself under 3
one-term rule.
Five incumbent members Of
Congress have no opposition,
but Representative John ].
Riley Of Sumter is opposed in
the I'd district by Pat Lindler
of Lexington.
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Powell Comedies
Error in Warming
Chiefs

NEW YORK, June 10 (R.-
Representative Adam Clayton
Powell. jr.. comedies he made a
mistake in warning two Tam
many Hall leaders to avoid the
streets Of Harlem.
I said that in a banterine
way" Mr.. Powell said at q Re-
publican luncheon yesterday.
II didn't say anything might
happen. but did say it might
have been uncomfortable"
The warning was directed
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recentiv at Carinine q. be.
Sapio, leader OF Tammany, ane
Manhattan Borough PresidenI
Hulan E. Jack, a Harlem Tam.
many district leader. Mr.
Powell, who represents a Har.
lem district in Congress, anc
Mr.. Jack are Negroes.
1T was wrong Of me, mr.
Powell said, but there is re-
sentiment against Tammany
Hall in Harlem"
Mr.. Powell has been denied
the Democratic Party's backing
for reelection. but says he will
challenge the party candidate,
City councilman Earl Brown,
also a Negro, in the Democratic
primary.
Mr.. Powell has been assured
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Civil Liberties Union petition
opposing the Joint Legislative
Segregation Committees plan
to close schools threatened with
racial integration.
Two LSU professors appeared
before the House Education
Committee earlier in the day to
protest the eight segregation
bills before they were approved
by the committee.
Provisions Of Bills
The bills would authorize
the Governor to close any pub.
lie schools ordered to integrate
provide for continued pay fol
school personnel. provide 9
system Of education expense
grants to children attending
private schools set up as edu-
cation co-operatives by par
ents and prohibit local school
boards from approving budgets
for racially mixed schools.
They also would set up q
pupil assignment law patterned
after the Alabama law upheld
recently by a three-judge Fed
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eral court. provide malfeas-
ance charges against any school
official guilty Of efforts to
bring about indignation and
eliminate a section OF the
State Constitution held uncon-
stitutional in the New Orleans
school segregation case. in an
effort to Offset Federal court
rulings.
The House directed LSU
President Troy Middleton to
bring the college deans to the
hearing.
In a resolution. representa-
tives said they were entitled
to know how far reaching such
activities are with respect to
the LSU faculty and admins
tration."
FavOrs Leu Penalty
One member of the State
Segregation Committee. Repre-
sentative Ford Stinson, said he
favored holding up the LSU
budget for next year until this
mess is Strengthened out"
Waldo F. McNeir, LSU Eng
lish professor, and DR.. Charles
Reynard, law professor, pro-
tested the bills before the
education group.
Under questioning, Prof. Nc
Neir admitted: "Yes, I'm in
favor of migration"
DIR. Reynard, who teaches
constitutional law. was asked,
Are you for integration?" He
replied he didn't say that, "but
! am for the supreme law of
the land"
DR.. Reynard pointed out the
1854 school segregation laws
prepared by Senator w. NJ.
Rainach's Segregation Commit
tee were ruled unconstitutional.
and added, Il believe this pro-
gram will be held invalid as
were the others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-10
6. r. Cooks Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

Capt. and Mrs. George F,
Cook, 1866 Georgia avenue
NV, celebrated their 5Oth
wedding anniversary June / al
Q reception at the Daughters
Of the American Revolution
chapter house.
The couple has lived in
Washington since 1912. Capt.
Cook is a retired attorney.
They have three sons and six
grandchildren.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
TUESDAY. JUNE TO- 1883
Segregation Hearing
Calls LSU President

BATON ROUGE La, June 10 G1s-Louisiana State Uni
vrsys president and deans must explain to the State House
Of Representatives tomorrow why 50 faculty members oppose
segregation bills to close public schools
The House. by TOO vote last night demanded the public
hearing because the SO 500 signed Louisiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-10
Democratic Unit
Asks Home RIue

A resolution favoring home
rule and a national election
vote for District citizens has
been passed by the executive
committee of the Young Demo-
Gratis.
The group also passed a res
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E1omdJ@ AOZMuouL

1t has been authoritatively estimated that over
forty million people hope some day to own and
drive Cadillac car Of their own.
And how gratifying it is to reflect on the
number Of those dreams that have already
come true.
For the records show that-over the past
decade-more than million new Cadillacs
were delivered to their proud and happy owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-10

But perhaps the wonder should not be that
Cadillac has proved wise investment for so
many American motorists but that it would
be sound purchase for SO many more.
In original cost, it is the rival OF auto
mobiles that make no pretension to Cadilac's
great quality and eminence. In upkeep, it is a
source of constant satisfaction And in resale
value, Cadillac is simply without counterpart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Ten TV Tios
For the Week
, Here's the show list recon-
mended by Televue's Critic
Bernie HorFison.
SUNDAY
500 pm. WRc-4. Amesiean
Forum. Report from Gov
ernofs' Conference.
400 pm. WRc.4. ouflook. IsRoel
The Next 10 Ysoss. A
. speeiol, 9o.minuse repoFt.
500 pm. MToP-S. ID Sulllvon.
Hiahliahis the team" Of
Sophie Tucker and MauFies
chsvolier.
MONDAY
1000 Pm. WToP-s. Studio One.
Ben Stou's "A Funny Look
ing Kid"
TUESDAY
500 pm. WRc-4. Mstinee The
otter. Port one OF Much
Ado About Nothing" Port
two on "Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY
300 pm. WRc-4. Krsft The
efer. Part two Of IAN the
Kings Men,"
THURSDAY
$50 pm. WToP-e. Playhouse 90.
Rod Servings "BombeF's
Noon" storrins Robert
Cummings.
FRIDAY
$40 p.an. WkAAL.7. PsfFlee Mum
sci Show. Guests: Jsmss
Hurst, Eddie Bseeksa.
SATURDAY
$500 pm. WRc-4. Perry Como
Show. Guests: An cafney,
ths Mcclure Sisters. Jsns
800 p.m. WRc-4. Club Show.
Rannion of kaV Starr and
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Program Listines

B. Meyner, Jones CoIemon. Hor-
old Hondley, Robert Snylie.
7-Sundoy Mcfinee. Movie
IA Hours. underworld After
Dork. - Philip Reed. HiIoV
Brooke.
4-The Key. Speelol.
The hopeful odvonees being mode
in the fight oooinst nentol i'll
ness. Scenes filmed in octuol
mental hospitols. Ross Martin,
norrotor.
5.The FoIeon. Crime.
400
4-0utIook. Chef Huntley.
IA Hours. "lsroel: The Next
10 Years" huntley visits camps
of pioneering teen-ooers. His
filmed report shows teen-ooers
Who work the soil BY day and
guard the frontier BY night.
5-RKo Attraetion. Movie.
ia Hours. Seventh Victim"
1913. Kim Hunter. Tom Convoy.
$3.50
7-Poul Wineheil Show.
9-Foee The Motion.
$500
7-ToIes of Texos Ronsers.
Willard Porker stors
9-The Greet chollense.
Hour. WHAT Makes on ef-
fectivs Foreign Policy" Lester
3. Pearson, Eric A. Johnston.