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gress assembled in "rededication
to the cause of pan-Africanism.
The new group, which holds the
African National Congress pro-
gram is futile" has a goal of
100000 members by July 81.
At the City Hall about 400 Ne
groes clustered at the base of the
steps while the fifty demonstrate
Each one held a placard.
Bantustans Are Opposed
Some of the inscriptions read:
"The land for those who work
it," and "Africa should be free"
But many others were more spe-
cific. They said, for example:
Gree Kuanda," Release Ban
d." and "Bantustan for Verwoerd,
Africa for the people"
Kenneth Kuanda is president of
the Gambia National Congress, ban
ned Northern Rhodesia. DIR. Hast
ings X. Banda, head of the Nyasa-
land National Congress, is detain-
ed in connection with last month
strife there.
"Bantustan" is the name given
to the South African Government
proposed "self-governing" areas
DR.. Hendrix Frensch Verwoerd is
| South Africa's Prime Minister.
At least three-fifths of the plac-
card bearers were women. One was
a Zhosa in tribal dress, including
mask-like makeup of yellow och
re. There were also Indians and
Malays.
The men included a tall Zu&u
wearing leopard skins and bearing
a shield. He stood near a Basuto
woman in a conical straw hal
whose placard read: Away with
passes" The issue of passes" OF
reference books" for Africans
is one of the most sensitive of all
racial matters in the union.
The handful of white women who
participated in the demonstration
belonged to the Congress of Demo
Gratis. This was described by q
member as a "white organization
with no color bar" founded in 1852
It's role in the demonstration point
ed up to the current split in Afri-
can nationalist movements in the
union, which was dramatized early
this month.
Leaders Dismissal Urged
At that time the Pan-Africanist
Congress-, representing dissiden,
opinion dating to 1914, was form
ally established.
The Africanists are headed by
Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, 35
year-old lecturer in Bantu langu
ages at the "open" University Of
the Witwatersrand.
Mr.. Sobukwe has been outspok
en- in his capacity as head of thu
new group and the university j:
already under pressure from the
Africans press to dismiss him.
The basic demand of the AT
ricanists is for an African state
run by the African majority with
no minority blocs enjoying priv
ileges as such.
eve recognize individuals, no
groups" Mr.. Sobukwe said in hi:
study, at the university.
He said the ultimate goal O
such a state would be a United
States of Africa. But within it h
saw no reason why white mai
might not be elected to represen
Africans.
The Africanists' quarrel with tn
African National Congress is deep
seated and complex. For one thing
the new group deplores "multirac
ialism" in the sense that it woult
tend to perpetuate racial blocs il
| Africa.
| Mr.. Sobukwe felt that the Cong
ress of Democrats, although small
tended to orient the African Ma
tional Congress along information
alist and Leftist lines that bode'
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Special -.
<Nx:aJ frov,, Do oo Onpl


featuring the choirs Of Atlanta
University, Morehouse and Spell
man Colleges, Atlanta; Fisk UNI
versity, Nashville; Shaw Univer-
sity, Raleigh, N. c.; Texas College,
Tyler, Texas; Tougaloo Southern
Christian College, Tougaloo. Miss;
Hampton Institute, Hampton, Vir-
ginia: and Xavier University, New
Orleans.
The United Negro College Fund
has a twofold purpose: ~ To pro-
vide better opportunities for higher
education for Negro youth. b. To
enable the SO UNCF colleges to
provide scholarships to promising
students who otherwise could not
continue their education.
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no good for its future.
Independent South African sour
ces have referred to the Congress
of Democrats as a front" group.
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Senator Dumas calls this an ap-
proach s'of local self determination
providing a maximum Of freedom
of choice to local voters"
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CONTRACTION $50.
(Copt;puad from PAGE One1

Antoine Marthold was elected pres
ident of the Senate, and Rameau
Estime was reelected president
of the Chamber
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BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: One thing that is easy
to find out anytime you git around
a crowd of Aine Haggar's Chillun
is that in spite of what some folks
see as the pressure of the times
Aine Haggar's Chilluns still amt
lost their age old sense-o-h umor
and any grim faced fellow trying
to act lack he's got the weight of
the world on his shoulders who
gifts around 'em is likely to soon
hear himself asked, elbow what is
you-alls frowning so much about,
but one thing what folks what
don't belong to the Tribe of Hag-
gar can't understand is how the
members tribe keeps holdin
onto SIGH a sense-o-humor, and is
always laffing in the face of so
many ups and downs, and such
folks is always asking one-nutter,
and sometimes they asks members
of the tribe, how come, or how
can you all keep on laffing when
with everything that's happened
most folks would be ready to cry,
or to enter that state where there
amt no more laffing and no more
crying either, although I'm, like I
heard one brother say, kinda doubt
full bout wanting to git in sich'er
state Lately though, we've
been developing new kinda spe-
cies in our khan which don't lack
to see us laffing about them things
that makes other folk so mad that
it sometimes drives them outta
their heads l was reminded
of this here new species in our
khan while / was setting down eat
ing my fish and beer, whilst over
in another corner a crowd of ,Aine
Haggar's Chillun was jest laffing
fit-to-kill, when somebody walked
up to the table with one of them
dignified fraternity-brother frowns
and says to me wonder what do
they see to laff so much about . u.
I didn't have to answer cause befo
l could say anything one of Aine
Haggar's Chillun who didn't look
lack no fraternity-brother, ups and
says Mister, OATS what de
world wants to know bout US,
and if we keep on laffing amt no
sign of being mad wild nobody,
and de Bible, or something says
WHOM THE GODS WOULD
DESTROY THEY MUST MAKE
MAD. after / heard him say
that l said order yourself some
fish and beer brother and come on
and set down and enjoy. yourself
wild me.
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SHE'S GOOD TO LOOK AT:
The other day a young lady was
strolling down the Ole Avenue in
one of them dresses like Carmen
Jones and pass two of them real
Old Tymer Parish Streeters who
still think they's young, when one
asked, Who is she and the reply
was, | don't know but she's good
to look at.
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WEEKLY QUOTATION: eff on
a sudden he begins to rise: No
man that lives can count his enc
mics Thomas Middleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

CLERK -TYPIST, white. general Of
fee work, 5-day week, pleasant
working conditions. fringe pene-
fits, must be neat: accurate, good
in simple bookkeeping and able to
type A w.p.m.: with wholesale
distributor, ne. location, salary
open. LA. $4,000. Mr.. MILLS.
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ASST. BOOKKEEPER-sECRETARY,
slow shorthand, Merrifield. 5 days,
50 500 POTOMAC EMPL. IO4
E. Broad ST., JE. 2-7272
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Jack Adams, Pc. Box LOT
Indianapolis 6, Indiana

TY OUTSIDE MEN-Hours o to 6,
D days. Only very experienced men.
please. Excellent salary. group hos
pltallzation, paid vacation. Ap-
ply IN person, 12 to q pm, 20lO
14th st. NV, or 651 Pa. ave. Sc.
TV MAN, outside, experience re-
CURED. LU. 1-4472.
TV-ELECTRONICS SIMPLIFfED
Learn Rapid Video Servicing Sys-
TEN" in 8 wks.l See Instruction
UPHOLSTERERS; white; EXPERT
enced in cutting and tufting. Year
round position. Call JE. 4-0361
UPHOLSTERER, Kitchen and dinette
Turn. woodworking knowledge re-
CURED. VIII train. HA. 7-7076.
USHERS-Apply in person, TRANS
Lux THEATER. 736 18th st. NV.
VARIETY MANAGER OR ASSIST
ANT. Local wholesaler has inter-
eStlng position for experienced
cham store variety man. Box
3l0-8, Star.
VARIETY STORE MANAGER who
can buy and merchandise large
volume store. Top salary. excellent
working conditions, Give back
ground and experience. Resume
held in strict confidence. Box
439-A. Star.
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

foJ ladieS downtown sncclalty
thop. must have neat handwFit-
inei 5000 a. nauret MGR exper,
pref. but not tt1fnliali .uod
handvfitlns, Mr.. PKLIL.
bREbLAu, bia 18th 81 NV,
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ALLEN-O'BRIEN

AN EXCELLENT POSITION avail
able in our local ONCE for a
career minded young lady. Perma-
nent position; interesting work;
good hours; pleasant SURROUNDINGS:
liberal BENEFITS and attractive
salary. General office experience
with secretarial BACKGROUND re-
at ST. 3-67II. MONARCH LIFE
INSURANCE co. -
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TRUCK DRIVERS!
Make More Money

Aero Maynower Transit Co, Inc,
needs drivers rs years or older
ior longsterm contract. All loads
supplied. Communication cost
paid. Advance on loads. Prompt
statements. Paid training. Must
own or be able to purchase 1857
or newer model tractor that
meets Interstate Comn1erce Com
mission safety requirements. Per-
sonal references needed. Write;
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CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS

interesting, varied duties.
Work among modern and beauti-
full surroundings in new home
ONCE building OF life insurance
CO.; located away from downtown
trafic, ideal location for resi-
dents west Of Rock Greek Park.
Congenial associates in a COM
pany large enough to offer OPP
portunity for those wishing to
advance, and small enough to
appreciate and recognize indi-
vidual ability. Other dement's in
clude vacation, sick leave, hos
pitalization, economical cafeteria
and free private parking. Appli-
cants must be his, grad. under
35, preferably with some knowl-
edge of typing. Apply 10 am.
to IL noon or = pm. 10 pm,
personnel ONCE, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 5000 Wisconsin
ave.
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ARTHUR MURRAY
TEACHERS

10 ladies needed to COM
plete our free training class,
AGE 1898. Part time train
ing given to those presently
working, Above average in
come, benefits, Air-condi-
toned Personal interview
only, Monday Though Fri
day, 2 to 8 pm.
Arthur Murray Schoo
l0lI Connecticut Ave No
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CLERK

CLERK
Some training or experience in
bookkeeping or filing helpful, Must
type 35 w.p.m. or better. 4O-hr.
wk. incl's alternate Saturday Sun
day and holiday work. Daily
schedule alternates 1880 am. to
PM, 10 am. to $3.50 pm. APP
ply in Person ONLY.
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL between
10 am. and a pm. wkdays.
ACCOUNTANT 500
Familiar with cost accounting pref.
aects. rec, pay, general ledger
VARITYPIST $50.
Exper. nee. for publication.
Bkkpg. Mach. OprS.,
to $4,000
H. s. grads, exper. needed
Girl Friday TO 1925
l girl ONCE, shorthand pref, lots
of public contact, knowl. OF
languages pref, to 35 yrs.
JR. SECY. ZOO
Good steno. skills, in legislative
ONCE of natl. tiTm. Many benefits
Comptometer Opr. SOS
H; s. grad. no age preference, 5
days.
Airport Openings to $3.50
(6l Steno-secys.. neat and sttrac.
pass PRIVILEGES.
MATH MAJORS SO.
Deg. in math a must Some posi-
lions require masters. Salary
commensurate with education and
exper., will consider Jr. graduate.
SECY.- STENO. $3.50
To l man. good skills, pref. young,
u s. citizen
Asst. Bkkpr. to 1925
l sirl once, no shorthand, varied
PIX. RECEIPT. - $3.50
No tipping, girl Of high caliber, a
few clerical duties very busy
Clerk TypiStS to S3O1
b. S. srsds,. no small Children
Clerk TypistS $500 plus
H. s. grsds', for insurance firm,
many openings.
Secretaries to $500
Many. for exper. and inexper. girls
in all fields Of business.
Come in and see If We have the
one you want.
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, SAIESMEN

0kA4A114NAG4N
For Decentralization insurance COM
pany. Leads furnished. Commits
sion, bonus. and monthly vested
lifetime renewals. Auto needed.
P. o. BOX 497, Silver Spring, Nd.
SERVICE sTATION-Two attend
ants, / shift mgr, l mechanic.
1 wash man. AL must be thor
oughly exper. Call Mr.. CASON,
no. 2-2l04. Ext 332.
SERVICE STATION MGR. to handle
q high gallonage, .3-bay station IN
NV D c.; good pay for. right
MAJ. man. "a "a. 4 E:snes ewes. and week
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
fun time. experienced, mechanical
ability; responsible. honest: local
references. Apply in person be-
tween / and 4, Monday; between
s and 4. Tuesday. 1903 Rhode
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, mature, sober, reliable, ex-
per-; must have own transp. APP
ply MANNERS AMOCO, Rte. 236,
Annandale, Va, Sat. til ); Mon
through Fri, s to 4.
SERVICE STATION shift manager,
afternoon and ewes: excellent po-
sition for igh-caliber experienced
man, with references. Also, part.
time help. PENT-MARR ESQ, at
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN.
AGER--Experienced: local refs
MuRRAY'S AMOCO, 1885 Fort
Myer dr.. Arl. lRosslynl.
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HELP WOMEN
fC0NUhillfDi

Accrs, PAYABLE Sass
nll Npf, nlAdfnahura,
lna, elk., elalml exp ------ sftO
.CLK.-TYPISTS $3.50
81. apr, Bladenahurr. Coll PA.
Hyatttyille, Beth, Blair I'd. -.
Hslhssda, 81, aprlns
SECYS.- to S4l8
Sill epr. Hyattti Colleae Pa.
hethffda, Hladennhura
Librarian, exp white ----to ~ n
hee 6tenot,i 8. q ----------t 81
PIX, eve. hra., car nee, 80 so
CQmputeri ynea col math. 80 flou
GIN, -iyplata, personnel $500
nkkpE. mach. opr hethesda $50
CHI -lypiat, knnaaf and hlaifs $3.50
HAGGERTY EMPL.
l0iS Ellsworth Or. SIS. ~. $1,000
if2f Wac. Ave, Beth, OF, d-Atft
ACCTS. to 5000
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERK

elk. Typists to $325
Hy s s. c getf Pk Tf Bslt Pk., B Ew
CAREER EMPL. SERV.
s23S Ga. Ave. S. s., JU, 7-60s0
5205 Bait Ave, HYATT, WA. $4,000
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABI, ID
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statesmen
Kitchen Cabinets

openings with the LARGEST dis
tributor OF complete kitchen
equip. for the building trade. This
Is an excellent opportunity for
bright young men bet. Is and 40,
for wonderful future. Fringe
benefits In addition TO fine work.
ing conditions and excellent earn.
ing power. We prefer experienced
men, but are willing to train men
who qualify. Salary paid while
training. Car necessary. Call MR..
MILLER for appointment, Hu
3-6640. MILLER BUILDING SUP
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WANTED - Resident maintenance
supervisor for Small Apartment
project; must have local references
Write BOX Sex, Star.
WANTED-Strong men for hard
WORK; approx. 8 mi. from Fairfax
Va; must have car. OIL. 4-6252;
EVENINGS. Ga. 1865.
WAREHoUSEMAN. Local wholesaler
needs exper. warehouseman capa-
BILE Of eventually becoming ware
mouse manager. Write Box 309-X,
Star.
WAREHOUSEMAN, white. for NOV
ing ana storage company; ware
house experience preferred; refer
ences required; top salary for right
man; excellent working condi-
tons. BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
~: Elmo ave. Bethesda, Nd.
WINDOW CLEANER, experienced.
wanted; steady work. Call HE.
YOUNG MAN. for parts pickup
delivery: chance for advancement.
See Nj. Kemp, ROCKVILLE
MOTOR CO.. 322 Commerce lane.
YOUNG MAN, for training in fast
growing savings and loan associa-
ton. Excellent opportunity for
personable young man who likes
people. Some typtnE REQUIRED. Re-
ply to Box TX. Star.
YOUNG MAN, 23-3s. white: stock
and sales: 5-day week. good salary
and commissions. Apply 3017 14th
RfG NV.
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statesmen

Aluminium siding closers. Work with
eanyassers that We provide *
lsss. tes $751; I hAsf ssAhho5usTss iS co,
1917 Attn ave. ne. lKenilworthl !:
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work in medical clinic: h. S.
graduate; type 40 words per min /;
40-hr wk.: % days annual leave
erage for self and dependents.
Salary according to qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

CLERK TYPIST for public reia-
tions dept. of clinic. Must have
h. S. education and ability 70 meet
the public. Type As words per
min 40-hr. wk.; 90 days annual
ssIarS orsr rY aHSa9s ~ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

Stenos.., typists, dicta. opers Daily
weekly. monthly ASSIGNMENTS. I'M
mediate placement. Ideal for ex-
career girls, housewives. wives of
servicemen. High hourly rates
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY.
Suite 81 I'll 14th st. NV.
DI. 1852
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CLERK TYPIST

CLERk-IYPISTS, IS to 70, some
stenographic ability helpful. perm.
position. ringe benefits; airEond,
oAce nFE 09@9O Ewt qf-
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CASHIER, IT. Belvoir area, lovely
SURROUNDINGS, ! meal plus $500
POTOMAC EMPL., ell King St.
Alex, XII. e-5055.
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Exper. in opening clans, good SAL
airy and working cond., ref. re-
9udred Phone Mr.. Cohen. Elk.
FAN 4 BILLS RESTAURANT.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, Conn ave
iadyS apparel shop; excel. work
ing conds. Bog 431-X. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

For advertising department Of na-
tional news magazine. Duties will
include tipping and general clerical
work involving figures and detail.
some general once experience re-
auired. Typins so w.p m. Pleasant
working conditions and excellent
company benefits.
CALL Pc. 3-74OO. EXT. $50
BFTWEFN o An AND PM
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CLERK TYPIST, age 20 to IS,
for figures; $500 mo. to start
paid vacation: opportunity for
advancement with growing A.
nancial organization, located 64OO
Ga. ave. NV. Phone MISS SNOW.
TIL o-gETR fOr anrnipfrInopf
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co
WA. 7-450O ReaItor

CONVENIENT to parkway-immae.
sm.. . sxtra.isree Sedrms. ia family lily
rage rage INCEST house ossi n 1t re BLOCK
only $500 down and s67 per mo
Call It'll q pm, WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO. INC
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Three- bedrm
brick rambler. Bsmt., nice level
lot with patio. Assume 4heS Gl
loan; $1,000 down. OWNER, RE
6-S0O1.
FOREST HEIGHTS-5 bedrooms,
ment; front screened porch; iot
Of house for S16.950: PHA ap.
praisal applied for. DANDY
REALTY CO., Realtor, RE. o.
4an0. ewes. RE. R-6H17.
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bETHEsDA-Tremepd. 4-bedrm. 4
bath split: ldIy. on ground level;
Adaptable for professional resi-
dence with ONCE; circular drive;
S42,b00. "A. v. PISANI. Realtors,
OIL. 4-7500: Ewes. OIL: 6-4937:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CLINTON, MD, near Andrews Field
Newly DECORATED. 3 bedrms.. ~
halhs, on acre corner not. only
Sii,5b0. Small down payments
$3.50 per mo. 10. 7.6lb4.
C0LLECE PARK hollywood -B,
freshiy painted. fun bsmt.. screened
porch, n1nleas and roses galore
&14,2b0. WE. $4,000.
COLLEGE PARK tHailywood) Mod
ern 3-bedroom masonry rambler
gas heat Liv. rm.. din, rm.. hit
$3.50 down, balnnce S7b mo- 3l
", loan, HUGH 7. PECK. NE
4-0lO0 It'll 0;
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DIXON MILL-BlRCHwO0D CITY
Beautiful 3-bedrm, rambler with
intercom system, de lure Kitchen,
including automatic washer. wall
to-wail CARPET and .carport. own
e. must sell; asking $3.50
PuFEENBERoER. REALToR, 10
1871,
OxON HfLL,-split-le level: 3 bed
rms, liy, rm.. din. rm., EQUIP. kit.
hsmt.. y baths; 3 yrl. old: tota
price $i6,05O. with $1,000 dowI
and Sl13 mo PAYS all RE
5000 "a Q pm. PRUDENTIAL
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CoILEoE PARK

Picturesque brk. rambler
sompl with I'VE wen s.ooq PC
veii-eauip, kit. o bedrms.;
lie schools, transp. Sf3,750
and only $3.50 down will
handle on FLA terms.
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WHEATON FILA BUYS

V114lxA Wv A4AA ~ ~
DIR brick
rambler, enclosed porch. bsmt.. on
corner lot: S15,q50,
WELLER RD.-4-bedroom brk. Cape
Cod, fun bsmt:; all schools within
2 blocks;. Sl0.960.
|RoBINDALE DR.; Wheaton Woods
--3-bedroom rambler: living rm.,
din. rn.. full bsmt.; excel. cond
Mr nanserean WI R-2A0n
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ATTENTION

DOCTOR OR PROFESSIONAL MAI
in exclusive Colleae Heights
Estates. Slate roof. has 5
bedrms.. 9 full and 2 half
baths, attach. garage, 2 fire-
pls. Superior handicapped lot.
The price Is $4,000 with
$4,000 down. Call for appt.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KAY BOWLING

H sss R11.. HaH Ss5s.T.or Towns.
bath. contemporary Cape Cod,
Fireplace IN ilv, rm., family-dizt
kit. -(iin. area with large bay win.
dow 0verlooking fenced rear yard
full bsmt. caTport,. ideal Tor lam
liz with small children; $1,000
or. as Is. with 3 bedrms.; slo'oOo
RocFvILLE-Three-bedrm. bunga.
low Large kit, bath. bsmt.'
chain-llnk fenced yard. storm win,
dows ana doors; REASONABLY priced
wooDE9HLD - Pour-bedfm. Iva
bath, pebhie-dash home. LGe
kit, din. rm., llv. rm,s SPACE
heaters. 9-car garage. beautiful
trees md shrubs: on large lot
nice garden spaces Sl4,500.
oArTHERsBuRd - Three-bedroon
california rambler. Lge. liv. rm
tree shaded lot, on main thorough
fare; ideal for professional person
S19,7b0.
oAITHERsBURo - six-rm. home
on lot 00xl00. Three bedrms.
liv, rm.. lge. din. fm., lge. kit.
BATH fun bsmt., oil h.-a.h.. fruit
trees and nice shrubs: lots o.
house for the money! s13,b00
|oAITHERsBuRo-The better sec.
galow. Liv. rm. with stone IRE
place, din. rm,, kit, bsmt., OK.
pansible attic, 2-car garage; incest
lot IN town, D0x190. with trees
and flowers galorei $1,000 down
FLA; price, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures. bun
galow Large liv. rm. with fire-
plac din, rm., bath, fun bgmt.,
with garage Jgeo overiooks sugar Loaf
Observation-Disclosures brick
rambler. on h-acre lot. Lee. nv.
rm., kit. with din. area, 2 baths,
full bsmt. with fireplace, carport:
bra.-d-new; S20,500l
NEAR REDLAND-Is there q pony
In your futurep Grandchildren,
in-laws, . truck patch, an old
swimming Sole? Room for every
less ,hs- $4,000. Future park
w eAAg 98Nh A0gA va NAAA9 9AAAARAN
on antique stone foundation. with
quaint old fireplace on floor level,
3-bedrm., 2-bath. modernized couIi-
try home, with 2 acres, access Ia
woods, streams, fields. hay barn,
chicken houses, everyday.
|GAITHERsBURo, for real living
Four large bedrms., 2 bath home
on 2 acres. Liv. I'm. with fire-
place, breezeway, Gear garage
full bsmt. with complete rec. rm.
stable and shed, many attractive
features; S31,500. Shown b.
appointment.
IDICKERsoN - Attention. PEPCO
Seven-rm. frame home, 8 acre.
plus. Bath, oil h.-wh., lots o.
storage space, lots OF outbuildings
all fenced; trees and shrubs ga.
lore: 10 miles to acc: stream OF
property. AL this for S17,500
NEAL RocKvILLE-Three bedrms.
liv. rm., large kit. partial bsmt.
on acre lot; q must at $4,000
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DIcKERsoN = Attention. PEPcol
plus. Bath. oil h..W'h., lots Of Of
storage space, lots Of outbuildines.
all fenced; trees and shrubs ga
lore; 10 miles to acc: stream on
property. AL this for S17,500!
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4 -bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod:
fenced lot: fireplace; trades con-
sidsrsd; HU. $4,000 till 0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

3-BEDRM., 2-bath brick rambler
2 fireplaces. attached garage, full
bsmt., rec. rm., jalousied den with
sliding glass doors; walking dis
lance NARROW Heights shopping
cent, schools; S24s50O. RE