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with its solarium dining rooms,
Is well worn by chicken-happy-
fried -chicken-pilgrimS. Dick and
Ethel Baumgardner, in the ira
dition of their ancestors. heap
its crispy goodness high and you
eat your almost embarrassing
fill on corn fritters, PETER
PANS garden treasures, creamy
curd, piccalilli, but who-al Is
this country ice cream2 'Tisl
Peaks OF i'll No spirits but gal
Ions Of milk. Steaks and ham
II you want to switch. Dinners
only l-o; Sundays 1877. Urbana,
Z mi. S. of Frederick, Rt. 24O.ttt
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Wen rejoice,
for Susanna
sole In the re-
freshing ele-
z q n c Q Of
r y S ia U :
n A N T
p 7 4 n r =.
Close TO Chef
EInile's cul-
mary heart Is
this Suzanna,
The sole H.
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And Gabby commends:
HENDRIX STEAK HOUSE:
1852 9Th st. NE.
OCCIDENTAL: l4II Penn. Ave.
OMAR KHAYYAM:: TOO 18th st.
Aciossd sun. t&Mon. %kAFTi. CHESS
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MONDAY: Up, up to fabulous
PETER PAN INN. II you make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

FRIDAY. oh, Susanna. oh. don't
you cry for me- Certainly not.
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story apartments.
Planning Director Herbert F
Schumann recommended APP
proval of the project. noting
that the commission and the
supervisors have designated
this property for apartment
development.
Richard M. Smith, Mclean
real estate man, commended
the commission for providing
an apartment zone so that such
structures would not be scat
tered over the countryside" He
predicted a heavy demand fol
apartments as a result of con-
struction Of the Central Intel
ligence Agency headquarters
at nearby Langley, and the
Chantilly airport.
Also indorsing the project
was Mrs. Evelyn Magarity. pres
ident Of the Fairfax County
Education Association.
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Shotgun Pellets Pepper
Girl After Auto Crash

ton. said he got none. and then
reported firing . warning
blast 10 scare" them. One
girl from the Jones car was hit,
Pvt. Robert y. Baeschlin and
Pvt. william y. Williams said
Mary Lee Brown. 10, Of SIT
Somerset Place NV. suffered
about 10 10 10 sunshot pellets
In her shoulders and arms. She
was taken TO District General
Hospital. but not In serious
condition, they said.
Baeschlin said the two drivers
had decided on returning 10 the
house when one Of their crowd
shouted: Hes eot q shotgun"
With that. he said. Everyone
took on two Of the boys
are still missing
The ie-year-old shotgun
wielder told police he fred Il
lover their heads" as . warn
ing.
Police charged the boy with
assault with q dangerous weap-
on under q Juvenile petition
and released him In his moth.
er's custody pending q Hyatts'
vile Juvenile Court hearing.
They charged Tones with fol
lowing too close 10 the othei
car and the younger driver with
reckless driving by hitting
fixed object.
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one car hit another IN For
eatvllle. Nd, early today. set
ting OF q chain reaction that
ended with q District girls set
ting hit with shotgun pellets.
Prince Georges County po-
lice said the stiffness OF the
night IN the 800 block Of
Richie road was broken by
these events about 2 an:
/. A car driven by James
Il. Jones. 20, Of TIA Z street
Sc. and occupied by i've other
persons. struck another from
behind on DARCY road at It's
dead end at Richie road.
2. The second car, operated
by q ie-year-old District boy
and containing two other Wash
lngton juveniles, plowed across
the road through q front yard
fence at 6i6e Richie road.
3. That car backed out. drove
$50 feet down the street and
stopped for q consultation with
occupants Of the other car. de-
Gliding whether 70 so back and
discuss the fence damage with
the owner Of the house.
4. Inside the house. q widow
and her ie-year-old son were
aroused by the noise and thu
boy came outside with q IL
gauge shotgun.
5. He asked for identifica'
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Rocket Plant
Decision Due

Senator Beall. Republican of
Maryland. today revealed that
efforts to locate a rocket engine
manufacturing plant in Mary
land were nearing success.
Reaction Motors. Inc. of Den
vile, N. j., is considering a
Maryland location for a 1885,
000-square-foot plant. accord
ing to Senator Beall. He said
that the company proposed to
take a suitable factory building
on a five-year lease. with re-
newal options.
Negotiations between Reac-
ton and the owners Of the fac
tory have been arranged. Sena'
tor Beall withheld the names Of
the Maryland owners and thu
location Of the building.
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SEABROoK, Nd, TO REVIVE
TEEN CLUB m COMMUNITY

The seabrook uddJ Civic Association last night took
steps aimed at reactivatins community teen club
Members agreed that committee Be named 70 seek
the help Of the Prince Georges County Recreation Depart
ment Robert W. Kendall association president said ne
had received letter from the department Offering its
assistance
Mr.. Kendall said teen-agsrs are expected 70 run the
club themselves and that chaperon duties would fail 70
the parents He said the civic association not obgat
ing itself 10 club operation and provide chap
eron service. -
former teen club was dissolved In March. 1885,
when too few parents volunteered TO supervise dances
In the civic association building Lack OF teen club was
cited by some residents cause for areup OF alleged
juvenile vandalism and street corner beer parties earlier
this summer.
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the site adjacent 10 the Mall.
He said proposals and addi-
tlonal testimony would be ae-
cepted during the next 10 days,
and he emphasized that all
would receive equal considera-
ton.
Even n the request Is APP
proved, the Rulons would not
be bound TO construct the
planetarium nor would the
RIA be committed 10 offer
them the land 10 do so.
Faces Other Hearings
The District Commissioners
would have TO conduct another
hearing on desirability OF
changing the acknowledgement
Plan to allow commercial de-
velopment Of space now de-
signated for parks.
Still another hearing would
have to be held concerning the
final specifications Of the
planetarium and restaurant
and details Of the sale or lease
of the land.
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mately l40 units. The seven
acre site Of the 100-foot- high
structure Is on the north side
Of Old Dominion drive at Pim-
init Run about 1000 feet east
of Chain Bridge road Route
1921
The commission rejected a
rezoning request from the same
applicant for an adjoining two
acre tract. This would have
provided enough acreage to per-
NIT a history apartment I'M
der county regulations.
The hearing drew opposition
from about 100 residents of
the adjoining Sslona village
residential development. A
spokesman for the group, Eu-
gene Woman, presented o
petition with 316 names OPP
posing the project.
The tower-type apartments
would be visible for miles
around, and would dominate
the Mclean residential and
business areas, Mr.. Woman
told the commission.
A member of the commits
sion, o. v. Carper of Mclean,
former owner Of the property,
sat in on the hearing but did
not vote.
The dissenting vote was cast
by Curtis E. johnson of SPRING
field who said there should be
a gradual change from single
family residences to multi
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Virginia Opens
Turnpike Section

RICHMOND. Aug. IL (AP).
The full length of the
Richmond Petersburg turnpike
was opened today.
Barriers that have kept the
southernmost 40 miles closed
since June 30 we're taken down
without fanfare. This section
of the road provides q link with
III. s. / main North-South
highway in the State.
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Mentally Cured Mother
Fights to See Children

which scheduled the matter for
early consideration.
Counsel for the father
argued the mother should have
been examined 10 see whether
her visits would harm the
children.
Adverse Affect Feared
"The precautions required in
order TO safeguard the inter-
ests Of children still Of forma-
tive and tender years require
that tthe mother. who un-
fortunately has been subject 70
a long and serious mental ILL
ness with q poor prognosis,
willingly If not anxiously =
demonstrate that no harm can
come TO them by reinstatement
of visitation" q brief by at
torneys David q. Bress and
Leonard Braman commended.
Her visits last winter adver-
sely affected the children, they
argued.
Mrs. Evelyn N. Cooper. at
torney for the mother, an
swered that since she has
recovered, her rights should
Immediately be restored. Asked
to comment, DR.. OverholseI
observed that there was
common assumption thai
people do not recover from
mental illness.
I'VE can make no guarantee
how long recovery will last,
the doctor said. But then w
do not know how long any o
us will remain mental!
healthy. When a person i
declared to be of sound mint
once more" he concluded
their civil rights should there
fore be promptly restored"
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Drugstore Burglar
Fooled by Gosh Box

A cat burglar was foiled by
a money box last night at
Peoples Drug Store. 1921
Twelfth street NE. police re-
ported.
The thief or thieves cut
through the roof over the store
but failed to get at the money
even after tearing of the dial
on the cash container. Instead,
the store said, four cameras and
an undetermined amount Of
drugs missing when the store
opened today. The stamp ma
chine also was broken into
police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
BY CARL IRVING
star star writer

Should q mother who loses
custody Of her children because
of a severe mental illness be
allowed TO see her children
again after she recovers2
The issue. which has been de-
bated In court for q year In q
case involving q washington
couple and their two children.
was submitted yesterday TO the
judges Of the Municipal Court
Of Appeals.
DR.. winfred overholser, who
said the woman had made ian
excellent recovery" last June,
noted 1t was the FIRST such legal
test in the District to his knowl-
edge.
The mother lost custody OF
the two children. an 8-year-old
boy and a 6-year-old girl. last
December. Judge Frank H. My
ers Of the Domestic Relations
Court, who heard the eight-day
trial, concluded that he was
convinced the mother had not
fully recovered from q mental
illness which previously placed
her in a Maryland hospital.
Judge Myers lengthy opinion
concluded there was a chance
her previous illness. diagnosed
as paranoid schizophrenia
would have a traumatic effect
on the children's health anC
future" even though a Mary
land court had again judged
her to be Of sound mind.
Visits Allowed
The Judge granted thu
mother the right to visit hel
children on alternate Sun
days. However, the 43-year-olt
mother was again found Of un'
sound mind last March by tn
| District Court and Judg'
Myers suspended her right Il
see her children. The woman
was committed to st. Eliza
, beths.
, Last June, District Cour
! again ruled she was Of Soun'
mind and Domestic Relation
Judge John H. Burnett rein
7 stated her right to see he
E children.
But her husband received
!. stay of the order through tn
Municipal Court Of Appeals
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Bolt Fires Barn

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. IL
| (AP)-Fire touched on by a
lightning bolt, leveled q hay
barn on the property OF
Roanoke businessman Glen D.
Johnston yesterday. destroying
10000 bales Of hay and dam
aging farm machinery.
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PIonetorium PIon Hit
By Waterfront Rivals
ny JOHN BARRON
star star writer

Acid opposition erupted yesterday proposal de-
sened 10 accelerate plans 10 build panetarium and new
Hogate's Restaurant IN Southwest washington
Waterfront restaurant owners demanded the ent 70 oo
for use OF land sought the panetarum And they de-
nonced poaGhle lease sale Of land for u and the new
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Foirfox Planners Okoy
Apartment Building

Approval Of o-story apartment building at Mclean will
be recommended to the Fairfax Board Of County Supervisors
by the County Planning Commission.
BY vote Of seven to at lengthy hearing last night
the commission approved the application Of builder Morris l.
Fuchs Of WASHINGTON for permit for project Of
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uuutlCCu kaNAAAAN ANAe1 "
restaurant a. preferential
treatment"
The ate at issue Il bounded
BY Ninth. Tenth and q streets
and Maine avenue S.W.
The current Southwest Re-
development plan calls for
conversion OF the site into q
public park overlooking the
Washington Channel after
creation OF the projected Tenth
street Mall.
Watson and Joseph Rulon.
who head the arm which oper-
ates HogatsI Restaurant, have
asked revision Of the plan TO
permit erection Of q SIS million
planetarium and . sleek new
restaurant.
Would Tie Up Deals
Alta hearing conducted BY the
acknowledgement Land Agency
yesterday, they requested an
agreement by which RIA would
refuse during the next II
months 10 negotiate with any
one else for use Of the land.
Attorney Horace J. Donnelly
r.. whose family owns the
building on Maine avenue In
which Hogate's now operates
dashed out bitterly ct the re-
quest.
He said his family should
have the right TO bid for any
site which HAY become avail
able for private restaurant de-
velopment.
Rival Plans Promised
Attorney Edward r. Colladay
representing the Flagship Res
taurant, said his client haC
prepared plans TO build q new
restaurant in the area. He sait
he would submit them to tn
RIA and insisted that the!
should receive consideration
equal to that being given tn
Rulon proposal.
Mr. Colladay, who also ap
peared in behalf Of other res
taurants now in the Municipa
Fish Market, objected vigor
ously to possible ALLEGATION o
the site to the Rulons.
He suggested that the RI
determine what sites in tn
waterfront area would be avail
able to restaurants and the
permit all interested TO dra'
lots for them.
James ODonnell. an attor
ney representing the Restau
rant Beverage Association
called the Rulon request pre-
mature.
Calls for Plan
He said the RIA should pre-
pare a comprehensive plan an
specific procedures for relocat
ing all waterfront restaurant
which will be displaced by tn
Southwest Redevelopment pro.
ect.
RIA Board Chairman job
A. Remon emphasized that II
RIA welcomes all concre'
proposals for development
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SECRETARY, ton natl. Co. needs
one Of their oiIicers. 5-day Wk.
$4,000. SMELLING a SMELLING
AQcY.. sos l4th ct. NV, ST. B.
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CLERK-TYPIsT-Is to 40 in fine
jewelrv store: 5-day week, excel
airy to start. Permanent position
Experience preferable but not nee
essary. See Mr.. Blanken. CHAS.
SCHWARTZ a. SON, 1913 F St.
n
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nfLp MuMIh

typist.
prefer someone with library ex-
per; 70 S3.0zn. SMELLING &
SWELLING As0scsx,. 6o5 l4th st.
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RESIDENT
MANAGER

Single, must have local apt. man
agement experience. knowledge OF
switchboard: no pets; age $3.50;
high-type person for high-type
bldg; excel. NV. location; good
salary plus enc apartment.
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HELP WOMEN

washington, d. G.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 0. a0Bs
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CLERKS
CLERK
IEXPER. NOT NECESSARY

White, 20 to 40. ambitious. de-
pendable, pleasant personality; to
wait on customers. etc.
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CIERK-TYpIST

position with wholesale
corporation on River road near Be-
thesda: stock recording and verifi-
cation Of sales pricing, tipping Of re-
ports: experience preferred but not
required: 5-day week. Phone OIL.
4-t274 for interview.
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MELi WOMEN
B0oKKEEPER sTEN0GRAPHER,

R0CEWFrnrD o-EC0ro a11rT-n
nUOnn ~ O. u.,.,s.in., -. !.
sAps5:, ark Cah 1-ss ouhuAs ~
MONDAY. "a. e-x11o. -
perm, POSITION; typinR reauired;
s days; air-cond. once: age to
-. : :; : !. - -: = 90:
r,snce ~ tsts eo cbsr. s ~ 49, 49,
xeeniIiR dutles for tilm stt,6io
conn ave area Musf have N.
eSnerienes 60 400 ehet IN
ana 10 Mon oniv ~' W. ~
ROo1KFFPrR 1s.l0 a.c,s ana
Srod exner ss mn ch.rss. IN livs
oreans Some once snpv respons
5-day wk.; TO S5,5OU, Depending
on exper, MANAGEMENT CON-
SULlAN1S, LNC.. suite 1901.
1895 u NV.
BOOKKREPER-TYPTST, s days.
new ", mis- M, 5, concern ne. $500 $500, roro-
u. 2-f272.
R9l.WKFEPRR. ao,,h,a .n1y
monlhiv triaa haisnce. nav III
perm pos. Appiy Emo n I72. 4
y. NV; .,,,..,
booKkeepeE, Glk.-IyplSL
immediate OBJ 10 lenrll. or
with experiences 10 operate MGR
b0okkeepins machine tor aces. rec.
ana customer records. Must be
sverase Iypis.; reTmansnt position
Sai1TS open. Appty .rn PERSON ohAy'
l.. 4. MASSEY, Sn0eS
So6 tath sr Nv
.,,vvp - -. - - -. Z. =. - . -
Ieweiry and hsndhass: ave :St,s4ss
reloc BAN. M. 5tllI sNEi,f.iNt,
a. BNELIING ACiCY. H1l.1 Itn
81. NV. ST 3-BSSS.
CzGfTIFp s1T rrS.I1T ,syt5T5-R
SASm5nncTsS 2, AtAESg5 ~. ,7-,e
y:is r s7- NV
C1surrp rHFC1rn
OhSn.hh- SnsChEh. part time.
tv:Sv al. 70 pm. aonoas
tn.Jutu rrlesyo5p y; ioeati9n.
H Hpg M SSnOES EmrL' . W :
EASE' Ao1A " ~. NV, I'm. @uu-
CASHIER
rxnsrienceo ,or re,,e, wors Mvs,
Re ahie ~ wnrk al hc vsn: N ~,
sa So, .,..SHa S9 ~.
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CLERK-TYPIST

For permanent Interesting once
position. Pleasant working .ondi-
tions: 6-day week. Promotion when
qualified.
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This Could Be
The Most Important
Experience of Your Life

Here's . UNIQUE opportun-
ity. for single young men
and women Of High school
or College BACKGROUND at
one Of the worlds foremost
neuro-psychiatric hospitals.
You'll play q vital role
In returning patients with
orders to normal living.
edge OF human behavior.
You'll make 4 real contribu-
tlon to Americas greatest
health problem.
Training program, class
room study and lob rotation
will take you into every
major area Of hospital work.
you'll be able to save a
major part Of YOUR cash
earnings. Full room and
board and 4 program Of rec
reational activities are pro-
vided. You'll live. work and
play In a campus atmos-
phere with other young
men and women like your
self,
Write today. Tell US about
yourself - and why you
think you'd like to work
with us.
BETTY NEWMAN
PERSONNEL DIVISION
400 WASHINGTON STREET
HARTFORD, CONN.
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APIS. FURNISHED VA.

ALEXANDRIA. downtown-S75 ~
$3.50 all utils. incl Call TIE.
$3.50 between 10 a m. and 8 pm.
ALEX. unit: mod. bldg.
near Hunting Towers. $50 mo-,
incl. utils. KI. 9-3530.
ARLANDRIA-Attrac 1-bedrm. apt.
in apt. bldg. 10 minis. Pent.. An
mex. cow. trsnsp.; $50. IA.
2-9363.
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APIS. UNFURHlsHED-VA.
ff0ATfdfiE01
lcoNriNUepl

ARL. Air-cond.. redecorated. l.
bedrm. apt. 5 Minis D. c.: park
ing; fenced yarda carpeted hall
ways; SO plus utils. IA. 5-322a.
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APIS. FURNlSHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Cozy liv. rm.,
kit, din. area, bedrm. and bath
freshly dec: Il fare to town: sos,
incl. utils. JU BLISS.
TAKOMA PARK, Silver Spring area.
--Furn. entire md floor; 5 rms
and bath. pvt. entr. Mr.. shop
ping and bus Adults, no pets.
S125. Call after 4 pm. Sat. or
Sun. anytime. JU. $1,000
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IcoNIlNuEnl

ST. NV. 03I-Now
available, a de. luxe, spacious. l.
bedrn,. apt. wired for air condi-
floors u blk. to transp.: SIS. All
utils, incl. Apply resident man
aver. Apt III.
MT. PLEASANT, conveniently To-
Gated! cated-Seversl available apart
Caricofe. HU. 3-ti433, or ADAMS
PROPERTIES, INC. ST. 3-I20b.
NEWCOMB ST. Sc. 4OS-Insa-
lated. duplex, new. dec. 2 rms.
din. kit, bath. 5000. 10.
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DUPONT cIPCLE--Iiy rm-, bed
rm. kit. tiled bath, closets;
adults. NO f-0n21 sun. 1913
EAST CAPITOL ST, sI3-2 rms.
kit and bath . exposures. $50 so.
Utlls incl ST 3-S22U. Pc. 3-.5l4
FOGGY BOTTOM, 1884 X 81, NV.
DE luxe. rms and bath gar
den. pvt parking $3.50. ST, g.
Ss.u; FE, 3-25if
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20l3
New Hampshire ave. n.w--i -bed-
rm. apis newly dec new stove.
all utils incl, wired air condition
ins Elev. bids Res. mgr NO.
T-iagS, or call co. 5-5S3s.
HARVARD ST. NV, ii3i--2-bed-
rm apt, porch. redec, SIS mo-,
utils. incl, Res. mer. Apt -
JEFFERSON ST. NV, s1Oi AIR
CONDITIONLD--Mod newly dec.
apt; lee. attrac 2.bedrm. gar-
storass. $50 SO. Apply ADJ. j
after ; pm or W L. SH1PLEY,
927 18th ct. NV Ma. $1,000.
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COTJ0RFD

COLORED
1854 CoRcoRAN ST. NV
Lovely lge. 3-rm. apt, $50.
215 E st N.W.--Lge. effieiencies
redec all pvt. from S45.
44l3 Foote st N.E.-Lovely
rms. kit. bath; redec.. S55.
II N 81. N.E.-Lovely 2-rm. apt.
ass n ST. Nw-Nice Ice. en-.
ciencies; all pvt: redec.; from $50
4l5 New Jersey Ave Sc
rms. kit. pvt. bath; redec., $50 80
1909 o st. NV rms. kit
els r ST. NV Lovely 2-rm
apt pvt. bath, sos.
1921 You ST NW.-Lge. 2 rms.
SIS You st. N.w.-very lse
arm. apt. redec., S75.
1919 Vermont Ave. NV rms.
kit. bath; redec., $50
2021 Sth ST. NV rms. kit.
HARRISON & ADAMS
932 K NV. MA. S-S30S
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,IAPrs. UNFUREIsHED-D c.IAPTs UNFURHIsHED-D. clA


COLORED-e RMS. and kit. apt /:
line. RA. 5-39iS.
COLORED-9.5 18th PL. Ne
Modern apt. bldg: ] bedrm.. liv.
rm;, equipped kit. and bath heat
and NV. included. SO per mo.
Key at g...9 4Sth pl, WIN. j.
DAVIS. INC. 500 H st. NV. MA.
H-355h.
CoLORED-e rooms and kit. ali
utiIs': u blk. nus; ress rent. is54
Bag st. Sc, Ii 7-063l,
C0LORED-e5e6 nth ST. NV
Elev apt. bldg; 4 rms, equipped
kit. and bath. Also porch. Newly
decorated: heat and h. W. furn.
500 pet mo. Key in Apt. IA. VIM.
j. DAVIS, INC, 500 H st. NV,
MA. S-3556. CO. 5-3O63.
COLORED-I2O7 lsth PL. NE,
apt. bldg: 9 rms, kit. and bath;
gas heat, sos. so plus utils. Key
in Apt. A. VIM. j. DAVIS. INC.
500 H st. NV, MA. 1886.
COLORED-2 RMS. kit, share
bath. Ii. 4-s216.
COLORED-f63 HICKMAN ST,
rm., kit. bath: utils. Incl, 500
mo. MR.. TAYLOR, II. 3-74a5.
COLORED-Gal End ST. NE II
rm., kit. bath: gas heat. $40
E. P. SCHWARTZ. INC. CO. B.
COLORED-g3O RANDOLPH ST.
NV. No. OIL bedrm.. liy. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath: all utils
furn. S64 90 mo See ianitor OF
call Elk, 3-24S9
COLORED-IiI8 r ST. NV, key
with ianitor-1 -bedrm. apt and
enc; available now. $50 up. incl
heat. MA. S-9340. OLIVER T
CARR.
COLORED-3S QUINCY PL. NV,
LIST floors rms. kit. and bath;
S65 Elk. 3-24S9.
COLORED - I29 WEBSTER ST.
NV, No. 6--1 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath S76 so nc
Inquire 1913. No I. or Elk. 3-24S9.
COLORED-I43s CORCORAN ST.
NV. No. 3--S52 mo. Heat and
INV. furn. EX. 3-24Sg.
COLORED-lO2l ILLINOIS AVE.
NV rms, front, pvt. bath
and kit. RIA. 6-S64O.
, 1958-05-29
MISUNDERSTANDING =. FUTURE

open to persons Of any race, portunity to observe the con-
color, creed or religion, Mr.. vention activities: a fashion
Hoffman pointed out and its show presented by home eco
rates ere in line with other nonics students, a television
leading hotels and resorts in program on family relations
the Virgin Islands. presented by adolescent high
Assurances were given Sena- school boys and girls, exhibits
tor Moorehead and Admins presented by the Singer and
traitor Simmons at the meeting State Sewing Machine Com
that Mr.. Rockefeller and those pany, a joint program of the
acting for him have with Future Homemakers and Flu
drawn completely from land ture Farmers, committee re-
acquisition activities on. Saint ports, business meeting, and
John. 1t was also stated that others.