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Civic Unit Sets
Playground Visit

The Edgewood Civic Associa-
ton last night decided to hold
a "get-acquainted day" at
Edgewood playground on octo-
Der 4.
The group held its first meet
ing Of the season In the Frank
lin p. Nash Methodist Church
Lincoln road and U street NE
Members Of the association
viii visit the playground Il
acquaint themselves with the
activities and facilities there.
Mrs. Alton N. Fleming, presi.
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CALIFORNIA

To be elected-Senator and
30 Representatives to Congress,
Governor. 100 State legislators.
and other State and local off,
GERS.
Residence requirements -
State one year. county 80 days,
precinct 81 days.
Registration-In person or
by mail, and permanent unless
there is no vote in preceding
primary and general elections.
September IL was last day to
register for November elections.
Absentee voting-Write Coun-
ty Clerk lin Los Angeles. San
Francisco, San Diego. Santa
Clara and San Bernadino
Counties it's the Registrar Of
Voters on letter-size station
cry stating name of election,
reason for request, California
address and address to which
ballot must be mailed. Requests
must be made individually and
signed between October Is and
30. Voted ballot should be post
marked no later than Novem-
Der 4.
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To be elected-Governor nine
Representatives and scores Of
State and local officials.
Residen &c requirements
State two years, county one
year, precinct three months.
Poll tax-$l so per person for
two years must have been paid
county tax collectors by Febru-
airy / by all aged 81 to As ex-
cept servicemen and veterans.
Registration be in per-
son and permanent at Office Of
County Boards of Registrars on
first and third Mondays Of each
month.
Qualified electors-Who will
be absent from their precincts
election day may cast sealed
ballots before county registrars
October is to 30. .
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ABSENTEE VOTING
States Apply Varied
!. Conditions on BoIIots

The only civilians who may
cast absentee ballots in Ala
bama during general elections
November 4 are wives Of sery-
icemen and Veterans Admins
tration hospital patients. But
the voting door is open to all
absentee citizens Of Arizona,
Arkansas, California and Col
orado.
Here are absentee voting re-
quirements for these States
tothers will follow, according
to information SUPPLIED by the
District League Of Women Vot-
ers.:
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dent Of the organization. intro
duced the associations other
officers TO new members. They
are Mrs. George L. Morris. vice
president; Starting Freeman.
treasurer, and Mrs. Warner
Patterson, financial secretary,
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Strides to Complete
Inteerution Forecast

In It's first meeting Of the
1858 fall season, the Bright
wood Civic Association heard
Raymond Ferber, membership
chairman Of the Washington
branch Of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF
Colored People, forecast more
significant strides toward com.
plete integration Of the District
area in the next four to five
years.
Mr.. Ferber cited the NAACP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
coneer q Child Killer

NEW YoRK.--Cancer in the
United states kills more chill
dren from ages 8 to is years
than any other Of the known
diseases.
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Conice-Thhd Floor Washington; LoUer LsUel Arlington
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Eiehth-Grode Boys
Design Houses

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) After
q thorough study of city build
ing codes, analysis Of 40 basic
house designs. and a lot Of
mathematics for a reduction to
scale, three young men here
have designed some forward
looking homes.
They're not quite ready to
hang out shingles as architects
yet. however. All are In the
eighth grade, and the homes are
built on a scale Of q half-inch
to the foot.
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ty Clerk ELECTION Commits
sioner in Denver) for ballot
before Saturday preceding elec-
ton. Voted ballot must be re-
ceived by 5 pm. election day
Tomorrow: Connecticut, DeIo-
wore. Florida. Georgia. IdohO.)
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as the greatest force now work.
ing for indignation.
The meeting was held in the
Tabor Presbyterian Church,
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tAs q service for readers eligible
10 esst beIlots In their home
stats elections. The StOr Is pub
fishing dolly this series Of articles
on sbssntss voting requirements,
Stotss ore mentioned alphabet
ieolIy. and usuolIy discussed sew
srsl at time. The District
League Of Women Voters moin-
TOMS on Information booth In
The Ster lobby for those who
seek more detoiIsd dotu.D
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ARIZONA

To be elected-Senator, two
Representatives. a Governor,
1903 State legislators and other
State and local officials.
Residence requirements -
State, one year: county and
precinct, 80 days.
RegiStration-In person or by
mail, and permanent If ballot
is cast at least once in two
years. Write County Recorder
for form, which must be COM
pleted and returned by Sep
TENDER %.
Absentee voting - Write
County Recorder within 80
days before election latter
October -. Return ballot
promptly to be received on or
before election day.
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ARKANSAS

To be elected-Six Represent
atives, Governor, 118 State leg
islators, and other State and
local officials.
Residence requirements -
State. one year; county, six
months: precinct, 80 days.
Poll tax-$1 must have been
paid by october l, 1857. and
81 must be paid by october /.
1858. In person or by mail,
to county tax collector. Serv-
tcemen are exempt.
Observation-Disclosures.
Absentee voting - Write
County Clerk for application.
Completed application viii not
be accepted before October 20.
Voted ballot must be received
by county clerk before $50
pm. election day.
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COLORADO

To be elected-Four Repre-
sentatives, Governor, 81 State
legislators, other State and To-
cal officers.
Residence requirements -
State one year, county 30 days,
city or town 30 days and pre-
cinct is days.
Registration-By mail or in
person. Write County Clerk Tin
Denver it's the Election COM
mission) for registration afi1-
davit, to be completed and re-
turned by october is. Regis
tration is Cancelled when no
vote is cast.
Absentee voting-Write Coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

Special. Alon Hale. ir., Bobby
Clark.
1880
4-ShirIey Temples Storyb'k.
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Continued From Preceding Pose
TOO

4-Lsst Of the Mohieons.
5-San Franeiseo Beat.
tReruns Of the Lineup.l
J-Baekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Molone. Molkie.
s-csssy jones. Adventure.
Presidents Speciol." A tor
Secret Service Agent tells Cose,
thot the President of the Unitec
States q coming West ond thu
the ConnonboII Express is to b
coupled to the Presidentio
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Speciol. AIon Hole, ir., Bobby
Clark.
1880
4-ShirIey Temples Storyb'k.
Hour. The Nightingale. /" Hans
Christion Andersen's cIossic tole.
Storing Thonos Mitchell. liom
Sullivan, Russell Collins, Judith
Broun, liso Lu. Shirley Temple.
hostess.
5-MF. District Attorney.
7-DisneyIond. Frontierlond.
Hour. "Sooo of Andy Burnett"
Port III; "Andy's Love Affair"
A wink from beautiful senorito
threatens Andy's coreer in the
mountains. Jerome CourtIond
stors. lRepeotl
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Storing Lucille Boil, Desi Arnoz.
tReruns.D
osUV
5-AfteT Dinner Movie.
Ia Hours. ~ Married Doctor"
1886. Pot O'6rien, Josephine
Hutchinson.
9-The Big Record. Music.
haRF. Hostess Potti Poee.
Guests: Roy Anthony and his
orchestra, frankie Loine, Sol
Mineo, Illinois Jocquet.
$50
4-FotheF Knows Best. C'm'dy.
1.-THE TrioI." The Anderson fomiIy
holds a mock triol TO help decide
Buds guilt or innocence when
he IS occused Of property domooe.
Robert Young, jane Wyott, Bill
Groy.
1-Tombstone Territory.
Johnny Rinoo's Lost Ride"
Sheriff HOLSTER finds himself in
donoer Of losing his office when
Judge Reese picks outflow Rinoo
os the first forget in q reform
committee cleanup drive. Pot
Convoy. Myron Heoley.
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300


4-KFoft Theoter. Color.
] Hour. "MoterioI Witness" An
office workers fomiIy is intini-
dotted otter he witnesses q muir
der. Milton BerIe. Richord KiIey,
Nancy Morchond.
7-0zzie and Harriet. C'medy.
9-Vietor Borse's Show.
! Hour COMEDY and Music.
Guests: Red Alexander ond
Bonbi Linn. Luther Henderson.
ir., will conduct q 40-piece Or
chestro.
$50
5-The Falcon. Adventure.
THE Golden Phony" Charles
MeGrow.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
House Blocks Gambling Ginnnaick
 For Alaska

WASHINGTON, R The House Tuesday defeated a move to delay Alaskan statehood until the proposed state constitution was amended to preclude legal lzed gambling.
 The amendment, rejected 53-33 on a standing vote, came from Rep. Craig Hosmer R-Cali0. It was the first to be offered as the House began considering amendments to the statehood bill.
 Hosmer questioned the ability of Alaska's population to sup port statehood without legalized gambling. He said steps should be taken to protect the approxi- mately 5O,OOO servicemen now stationed there.
 Rep. Leo O'Brien O-NY, House Territories Subcommittee chair man, said Hosmer's proposal was
 lA1VO1ONo oIc1I oll effort to delay statehood"
 The House wound up four days of general debate on the Alaska bill late Monday with the prediction by O'Brien that statehood would add billions of dollars to the wealth of the country and add inmeasurably to the wealth of the world"
 Delegate Bartlett, answering arguments raised against the bill, struck out at what he said were implications that Alaska's 35,000 Indians, Aleuts and Es'Iimos fare a people apart and shouldn't be counted"
 He said the natives are an integral part of the Alaska com munity with proven loyalty and record of participation in government which is probably greater than that of their white brothers"
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
Trolley Set Afire By Bolt of Lightning, No One Hurt Seriously

PORTLAND, Ore, LR - A bolt of lightning struck a crowded transit bus Monday evening set ting it afire.
 All the 50 passengers-many with singed eyebrows and hair escaped without serious injury. Thirteen were hospitalized over night for treatment of smoke in- halation and non critical burns.
 Witnesses said the lightning, which struck at the height of a sudden storm, skipped along the trolley wire before it shot into the electric trolley bus.
 Inside the bus, the bolt be- came a huge ball of fire which flashed over the passengers heads and set the rear portion of the vehicle ablaze.
 ''The bus is on fire, open the doors,' a passenger shouted. Bus driver Walter Majors pressed the electric door switch, which still was operating, and the pas sengers-some of them hysterical poured out into the street. A number of them lost shoes, pur- ses,i umbrellas and other pos sessions in the scramble to get out.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
N o T I c E

Due 10 the utter and sense less destruction of property all Mining Camp and storage areas are closed 10 the public.
 Effective this date. any child found on the subject areas will be turned over 10 the U. s. Mar shall and parents held liable for property damage. Au*omo- bile traffic will please use through highways only. 66
 U. s. Smelling & Mining Go.
 C. s. GIavinovich. Manager
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
Wien Airlines

From Fairbanks Mary Ann and Barbara Tiffney, I. L. Tail eur, Peter Reader, Barbara Trigg, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Clar- ence Douglas, Winfred Olivick, Urban Lafrican, B. Taber, Joe Burkholder, Joseph L. Collins, MT. and Mrs. Art Nelson and daughter, Emily and Rodney Boucher, Claude H. Minor, Q. c. Cook, Irene Keller
 To FairbankS-John Franks, All thea Hughes, Carl Battlefield, James West, w. c. VanKuren, Robert Brown, Bernard Pyles, Laura Nagozruk, Archie Shaw, Charlton Ray, Stan Wyman, Rus sell Kinne
 To Kotzebue-Jack Miller, Mat thew E. Baldwin.
 From Kotzebue-Albert Mul- Ter.
 Letter size and legal file folders avaiIahIa a% The Norne NYYerna1
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28

Letter-size and legal file folders available at The Nome Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

THE ELISE-New de luxe, deco
rator furn. river view; bedrms.
air cond secretarial Serv; uttls
22h New Hamp ave FE 3-71ll
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.ALExANDRIA's INTERNATIONAL,
LIZ FAMOUS PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS MOTOR HOTEL, win
ter rates on monthly, daily, OF
weekly stays, At the completed,
furnished land we mean com
pletely-down 10 salt In thu
shaker, furnished / and bedrm
suites located 8 Minis, TO down
town Washington al Mt, Vernon
ave. and Russell road Phone IE
$4,000 or send for eolorfu
brochure.
ALEXANDRIA,. downtown $7b 4
$50 80, all utils incl Call TIE n
8R7O between 10 am and . . m
ARL., N.--Bsmt., ] rm,, kit. pvt
Sbath and entr, utils, furn. cony
TO bus. ia. 2-b60d.
ARL.. near Pentagon---Family apt
rate day or week. and hotel room
free parking ia 2-3343
BRIARCLIFF MANOR-Newly iurn
. bedrms, close 10 d. c. and bus
Slah incl. utils, IA 5-l6b4
AURORA HILLS APIS, s. ARL, :
/ BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN, NEAR PENTAooi
BLDG. AND BUSLINE. TO IN
SPECT CALL MR.. BECkWrTH
OF. 4-61b1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

CHEVY CHASE-The charm OF this
home will delight the most dts
eliminating. 3-bedrm. Colonial in
Rosemary School area; f1repl. in
liv rm.. lge. din rm, beautiful
modern kit, ser. porch. lear ga
rage. S19.950. KORZENDORFER,
PeaItor NJ, 4-21J1 'fIl q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-studio apt
overlooking garden; pvt. entr
hotplate. refgr,; $50 EN- 3-3223
CONN. CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA
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THE CEDRIC
1920 l4th ST. NV.

THU 1ftH OF. NV.
Apartments in this charming elev.
bldg. have newly decorated. large
bright rooms, balcony and new
modern kitchens. Streetcar stops
ct door excellent parking facili-
ties. Apply Mgr. Apt. s, or cali
TU. 2-a55g.
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CHEVY CHASE fRockcreek Ter
race)-Beautiful 3-bedrm,. > bath.
5-year-old rambler: new-house
cond.: lovely long liv. rm,, flrepl,
opers onto private screened porch:
cleo. kit. table space: full base
ment. Only 500. $50 BILLINGS
ovag Wn R-EEQp
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APPS. URFURNlsRED--O. G

SHANNON 4 LucHs MANAGEMENT
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


DO YOU HAVE A NICE HOME al
g modest rental, in a nice neigh
borhood, for a nice family Of Al
Have lived at ! place for is yrs
Have impeccable refs. and will
care for property properly. Box
sax, Star.
WE NEED HOMES TO RENT SELL
DC, Md: personal management
J. VICTOR DIcKEY, AP 1-S0SO
WE HAVE CLIENTS in need of Q
g. 4 and 3 bedroom houses, fur
nished and unfurnished Expert
personal management II you have
need Of II.
AL BAKER a. SON. INC.
Realty Brokers
Annandale Branch once
CT. 6-4610
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
GEORGETOWN

(56x120l, compl with organ, pews,
dais, ETC.: seating capacity, ap-
prox 400; excellent financing: Sc
iected purchaser only J p.
HARRIS texclusiyeI. AID. 4-195q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

CHEVY CHASE-Terriflc Big 3
bedrm., 9h-bath brks split-level
in a highly convenient loo, > hlks.
of East-West hwy: lge. all-elec.
kit, sep. din, rm.. entrance hall,
flrepl in both liv. rrn. and rec.
rm.. bsmt. lge corner lnt; short,
safe walk to Rosemary Hills els-
P FgLfy ISc'' pT. 7lf41f:
ewes WO R-3300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE in
rapidly improving northwest area
near new State Dept; modern IA
cilitv with 2 bays, recently i'm.
proved 10 help attract area bust.
ness about $4,000 capital neces-
sary Call Mr. Moran, SINCLAIR
REFINING CO. ia. 9-S500.
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3-bath. vear-old split-level: pres
tiQe community: excel floor plan
has everything; Cathedral-ceilrg
liv rm. din. rm &. ultramocfrn
kit, den or family rm. rec rm.
with bar, full bsmt.; garden,
$50, 800. BILLINGSIEY REALTY
CO. EN-. 2-2326 ewes. EN- p
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CHEVY CHASE; Rosemary, Leland
and B-CC Schools nearby-3 -bed-
room 2H2-bath Colonial: brick
with slate roof, screened porch,
garage, powder room on first floor.
S25,50N. Call WO. $4,000 till Q.
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC.
$500 Conn. ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDENS bed
rm., 2-bath brick -and-frame RAM
bier: S22,950 GEO. W. ROBERT
SON. Realtor. 1885 Wis. ave. OIL
2-2123; ewes. OIL. 2-2570.
ASHTON AREA - Country homes
building sites and farms. ASHTON
REALTY CO.. WA. 4-98l1.
BETHESDA-New 3-bedrm., 2-bath
eenter-hall rambler, liv. rm. with
beamed cathedral ceiling. lge. kit,
separate din. rm. full daylight
bsmt.: patio, off-street parking
500 800. ANDRIs REALTY. OIL
2-9070.
BETHESDA--Nice 2-bedroom brick
rambler; util. rm., garage. large
trees; close in; S1S,750. A. v
PISANI, Realtors, OIL. 1880:
ewes, OIL. 6-4937.
BETHESDA; S17. 5OO--3-bedroom
rambler: on lot 800 #: mr.. new
shop. center and Grosyenor school
Full bsmt SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC, OIL. 6-7s00 til .!
BETHESDA-Landon School. 5,
bedrm., 2l7-bath brick split-level
on a beautiful corner lot witt
enormous oak trees. Upper 20s
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI
7-I4ll; ewes. OIL. 4-2429.
BETHESDA-Smash value Big 3.
bedrm., 2-bath brk.. rambler nr
NH. Naval Hospital, st. James
de Chantel; liv. rm. approx
l4x2S with stone flrepl., lge sep
din. rm., PLUS delightful Florida
Room" dishwasher, disposal, deep.
freeze reg o No OBJ Ssmt 5FASs, 81 sPE GSK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14l1;
ewes. OIL 1920.
Observation-Disclosures brick Cape
Cod; firepl. in liy. rm.. sep. din.
rn., equipped kit, bedrmS. and
bath on LIST f.: bedrm. and y
bath on End A.; full bsmt.; wooded
yard. Sls;5o0; Purchaser can as as
zENDoRFER, Resltor, OIL. 4-sl1l
till Q.
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BETHESDA. Edgemoor, nr tennis
club--Spae. brick Colonial; S22,-
$40. 3 bedrms., . baths, maids
rm., Va bath, porch garage, big
trees. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF
nm INC m, d-7S0O It'll a.
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Bedroom apt, tastefully fur
nished, offering convenience
and INABILITY, avail here at
Boulevard Gardens lgOS
Abingdon dr.. between Natl
Airport and Alexandria,,
only a short stroll TO COM
pleLe shopping. express Trans
portation at front door Res.
Mgr. ll03 Portner I'd. No,
lib, XII. 9-4056, or MA.
S-234b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

SERVICE sTATION-shell Oil Co
Is interviewing applicants fol
station in sc. metropolitan Wash.
ington withS past experience Of
$4,000 gallons monthly. Invest.
ment Of $4,000 desirable. Cal
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HOLBROOK ST, Me-, 1915 :
CWhitel 2 bright rooms, bath and
kitchen. S54 80 mo. incl. heat,
INV. and 7-ft refer. Modern e.
| family bldg. Locker and laundry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
BETHEsDA-charming W

BETHESDA-Charm white-brick
Cape Cod on q beautifully shaded
lot, within stones throw Of NH.
Liv. rm. with firepl.. SEP din rm.,
modern kit, den or bedroom and
full bath on LIST a.; 2 bedrms and
bath on End a.: full bsmt.. scrd:
porch; 5000 down, STA mo. Will
buy. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
OF, 0-7nnR. ewes OIL, A-2h1h
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HOME AND NCOME-Property
and furnishings. 10 rms. 3 baths
nice yard, gar. Reas. On. payt,
ME. S-4621, NE. S-04S8.
MOTELS FOR SALE-Advice and
consultation by exclusive. full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
offering recommendations on best
buys in motels and sites.
JOE H THOMPSON
q nc vNy,1d me ~ niAU IaFEgOn 0-RT00
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BETHEsDA-White picket fence
yard OF this Immaculate brick
Cape Cod. iirepl. IN liv. rm., sep
arate dining rm., modern kit,
bedrm. or study, and powder rm,
on LIST a.. 2 bedrms, and bath on
end a.: full bsmt. with tiled hoor.
SlS,pb0. KORHENDORFER, Real
Gor M lRIIf III a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. i7lO Rigs
Pl. NW.--Bedrm., liv. rm,, din.
kin and bath, 500. To inspect
SCI mgr, on premises OF phone co
5-6705. r. A. HUMPHREYS a
SONS, . Mass. ave NV. MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
HOUSES TO SHARE

N.W.-Lady. Negro, will share
home with reliable. refined, EN-
ployed couple. Privileges. Excel
transp. RA. 6-1526. After z week
days. after 10 am. Sun.
3 BEDRMS,, liv. rm., din. rm., kit /,
front and rear porches: at reaS
rent to white adults. This corner
home at $500 Kansas ave. NV. is
beaut. furn. in Early Amer; tiled
kit: gas h.-w.h.. storm windows:
owner occupies bsmt. apt. and
garage. Refs, required. Write Box
l23-X. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23
COAL, WOOD, Fuel OIL


The ideal fireplace log. Long burn.
ing. high, heat value; no smoke
no dirt; less than u OF 10 ash
Easy to handle and control For in,
formation. call SHURFIRE PROD.
UCTs CORP. Ii 7-44SS
PRESTO LOGS
Clean, long burning. FRANcoNli
BLDG, SPLY., 1908 Franconia I'd
lat Wards Storei. XII. 9-53S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-23

BETHESDA: low 20s-Attractive
brick rambler with fenced, level
lot: 3 bedrooms, screened porch,
large AM first trust Clean as a
pin Cali Wo, $4,000 till q, EDW.
II. JONES a CO, INC, $500
fa1N ava n ~
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CUTlEl s2 300 dn., $50

CUTILl 81 ,5UO .dno $50
month may buy This white-brk.
Cape Cod is the ideal small
family" home Living rm din, rm.
combination, kitchen with eating
space, bedrooms. bath and eE,
8bxl42-ft. level lot with towering
shrubs, trees and ranch-stvle
fence. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
OIL 2-7OOB; ewes, KE. 1880.
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ROOMS FuRNIsRED-N.W.

CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. CNr. Conn
Sher. -Pk. hotel)-Nice rm, share
bath, Pvt. home. Man. CO. 5-54S6
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CONGRESS HEIGHTs s.E.-Nicell
couple: close to bus and shopping
utils. furn,. laundry rn1 viii
washer, 500 mo. 10, S-5777,
COW. NV. roc. NICELY furh 2
bedrm. ant, suit. for or 4
Reas LA. 0-2s4a or AID 2-S29a
CONN. AVE. mr. zoo-Cheerful ..
rm. apt. air-cond. bedrmi TV
Avail oct; yr. lease. Sll5. co
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ALUMINIUM KITCHEN, portable,
fully equipped $3.50 or best offer
WATSON SHELL at Triangle, Va.
TR h.563b.
BAKERY for wholesale and retail
doushnuts and pizEa. For rent,
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COLORED-lO2 N ST. SCI
bedrm.. liY. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath; S67 so. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
.COLoRED-315 10th ST. NE
rms. and bath apt; modern, in
new apt. bldg. with incinerator;
cow, transp.; (adults); S65 mo-,
incl. utils. See ianitor. bsmt
COLORED--I3i3 EUCLID ST. NV.
% rooms, semibath, $50 so, Apts,
4 and 8 Apt. g rooms, kit,
private bath, $50. Adults only.
MAPLE CO., 1924 i4th st. NV
AID A-o0nh
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RESTAURANT-Directly downtown
seats 30. air cond. Rent $l75 mo
Nets $1,000 mo. Help operated
from ? pm. until closing at 9
pm. Same owner 10 yrs. Price
only ZOO T rms $500 cash
Pa. ave. NV. MA. S-q743.