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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Mrs. WilIium North
Is Regaled AZ A
Surprise Dinner Party

Mrs Wilham ~ North 2a22
Fourth Az. s. shut.in Tor the
past four months was very pleas
antly surprised on sunday after
noon January when Mrs VIII
liam L. smith. SaS7 stevens Az
was hostess e. a few friends az a
dinner party hoHoring Mrs North
al the home of the honoree
When the group 81 friends came
in wishing her Happy New Year
Mrs North was completely over.
come with emotion and gratitude
90 her hostess
Dinner which was served IN q
relaxed manner started OF with
punch and hers douvres which
were enjoyed as guests ehatted
and exchanged greetings The
prcttiIy appointed table was cent.
cred with a TERED cake decorated
In white and green between cand-
lesticls holding green candles
After dinner Mrs smith prc
scntcd the hOnorec with a gitt 81
lopngtpg paiamas Gayety and
good cheer prevailed as the group
enjoyed playing various games.
sharing the happy occasion and
the hostess gracious hospitality IN
addition 20 the honoroe were
Mines Ore Wallace Margaret
Herrnn. Martha Baldez Geraldine
Ware lean Lloyd and Miss Cath.
crime woodland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

With most liberal Legislators
scared 20 death Of sponsoring any
meauingful anti discriminatory
housing legislation Il win prob
ably be necessary To got the
blessings and prodding Of Gov
oruIe Freeman 10 get open oo-
cupancy legislation which means
much "off the ground" tn the
state Legislature
The fear Of the liberal legislators
is well grounded because any SOC.
ial legislation involving minority
groups presents q calculated riai,
20 the most courageous politician
or office holder
The foes Of housing legislation
who want no real housing icgisla
ton are well heoled financially,
the real estate interests, the home
builders who have for years used
the federal tax money 10, build
fancy suburban subdivisions from
which they barred members o.
racial snd religious miuo7taea
the property owners associations
which naturally 60 along with the
prevailing custom Of housing dis
elimination, and other groups are
all against fair play In housing
when u comes 20 certain ethnir
groups many ~ whom win be- dis
placed by The federal and state
frceway Developments
These opponents to open oc
cIpancy" have at their command
the use Of the most vicious ~
tactics the emotional race pre-.
iudlco appeal The evil ~ race and
religious biEotry which affects ev.
cry part u the nation IL Always
weapon which the unprincipaled
will use In the November elections
u was used widely but thanks 10
the fair minded people u the leg
islatve districts where u was
employed Il did not win a victory
It's danger however was great a.
indicated by the fact that Gov
Freeman and Senator Humphrey
both had 10 canvass couple %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Beck, S7o5
Fourth Av s returned home sun
day from Portland, ore Tacoma
and Seattle. Wash where they
spent the holidays visiting rcls-
tives, They spent the Christmas
holiday in Portland visiting their
two sons and families and in Tao
oma and Seattle, they visited rel.
atives OF Mr. Beck over the New
Year holiday Mrs Beck went
down by plane but Mr. Beck does
not like air traves SO he went
down by train
out OF Hospital: Mrs Vincent
Shepherd. 1887 Portland Az re.
turned home Saturday from Mt
Sinai hospital, where she was
rushed on Christmas day for em-
Urgency surgery Mrs Shepherd
IL IN fine condition and IL expected
To make rapid recovery
Cresiteundos Held Meeting: When
the cresiteundos met Sunday Jan.
uary 4 with Mrs David Faison
1000 Firth Az S. as hostess. new
~ elected officers for 1859 were
installed by Mrs Lawrence shan.
non retiring president Mrs Hat
tie Gross will be hostess at the
February meeting az her home.
372l Second Av s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
vile No $3.50
ORDER EcH uTAnINU on pttI-
rtgN no MntJTfg AGU LANDS

ANhN ~ RHNN
STATE or MfNNEHNTA
COUNTY or HEHHEFtN
~ PROBATE COURT
ia DO Esiate - Charles victor
uovsdeut
fr i8 ORDERED that 81 parasGs
TpIrreFtsd chow cause. ~ any fhcY
have. before thia court 20 Monday.
January Etfh 1893 &c 80 o'clock
An iu thR court House iu Mime
spOliH Minnesota WY license
should not be GRANTED ~ tho reuFc-
sentative ~ said cHtato 60 m9rfFage
certain real estate described % the
petition ~ The representative here
tn filed The order shall bo Uub-
IFahsI iH tbs Minneapolis 8poksa
man AuA q copy mailed tp each ~
fEs hrira isKafTep ana dgNlseaB ~
Haf1 tteceHruf a. least ~ DAYS be-
fore the dHtH ~ HHid hearing
COURT NEAtD
WIN E4N the NON MEGpfN 2
ftErrEilApN. IUdEo ~ Probate
court thN zard daF ~ DessH-
her. 1868
UfME TpHHEN
Clerk - Probate Court
8awHef HeiiWHu
stz Niruliai Ave
httoTusy
rspaEssma1 JsH = "a 80
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Social and Personal
x sr. PAUL :

Visited Mother Rev kncey Williams, $50 n Chatsworth
Av pastor Of New Hope Baptist church. left by plane New
Years day for Kansas City kan TO visit his mother Mrs
Froie Williams who has been Ill Mrs Williams is reported
much better Rev Williams returned home Monday night and
viii be in his pulpit Sunday morning TO deliver the morning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

motion picture released AZ the tag end OF the year
lust under tho headline was the runnerup
Readers 81 The column win weall the lcSs.than.
enthusiastic review OF the picture appearing here
several months ago, II was my opinion that while
The Defiant Ones had certain moments ~ high
drama ana suspenoe the picture badly slowed down
IN other spots due in part 20 the SCRIPT The vote
of the professional critics here hasn't changed my
opinion. !, Is my uNprufcSslonal view that n THE
Defiant Ones is the best that Hollywood can pro.
dlce aalina ono entire year motion nLetnrn thaatra
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
Social and Personal
{ MINNEAPOLIS

Family Guest Mrs oryille Mcfarland az 81 Joseph Mo
visiting in the city and is the her daughter
inaw Mr. and Mrs Charles Martin 3723 First Az Mrs
Mcfarland, accomplished musician orgauS FOR 81 Fran
els Baptist church in St Joseph where served for the
past 3s years
Spent Holidays In Omaha: Mr. aud Mrs j f Primm 5032
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Our now phone numisnS at ths
main office IL TAyior 7-402I OF
Taylor 7-t0Z2. Call ~ Tor your
news and needs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

districts 20 help q legislative can
didatc who was being amoared be
cause 81 their prior support 81
open occupancy
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|j33IF1
u BY NEIL DODSOn RUSSELL

CrrY-son,e the awards the BEST rhs and
That field ofteea that this col
frequently behind
oeaed experts who with these
Film Critics for The Best
OF Tables
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Birthday Greetings Greetings
20 Mrs John u Stanley Of sia
Tglchart Az. who viii observe her
birthday on January 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

puzzled why many playing
half empty
the New wanted % the picture awan
the Best Picture Aimed Improving Race Relations 1905 could
understand but nobody professional critic other
film
Wise projucaon.siso Hollywood In laas
Film Critics
s,ndoated turI press release with the Information that
Nathan OF the with Harold Smith had
appeared witness before the
probing hollywood
The I'm rcleasted stated
Discussing hn appearance before the Congressional Committee
Douglas my
anything about Mr. Douglas convictions then
that script
81 Iowa field
tho New Critics Award the Beat Script ni
1888 the script @ "rhe Defiant onea"
picture enough
OF edge 10 bring u IN the winner
Also picked by another experts Tho Best Film o 1885
THE old and The sea- which according film trade
s fopperuo
The teleyison awards another how TAI
afeld this How make
sole awards performers who longer the air and q
the limbo year tho Emmy
indignation
toloyon industry that sympathetic critics thought
realistic approach handling
business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09
The
HIGH
And Low
ID w NJ
By BAIlEE THOMAS

II the Minnesota Republican
state central committee is fool.
ish enough TO name Ed viehman
state chairman Il can kiss the
considerable and important inde,
pendent vote IN this state good.
bye
Vlehman while working Tor
wCCo made speeches an over the
state which stamped him in the
minds OF many as complete re
dictionary His attack on UNEsCO
and sly digs a; the uN and az
any thing liberal earned him a
reputation in the state which
made him distinct liability 20
wCco and though It win probably
be denied the station was very
happy when viehman left
Niehman took many pokes nt
the ciNti liberties and civil rights
causes trying In some way 20
suggest that ei,ii rights advo-
Gates were Red inspired Re
cause Niehman was young and
artiCulate his position surprised
many who illagieaIly assume
that all young people are uatur
ally liberal In their views.
The Republicans In the state
who realize their chief hope TO re.
gain their partys asccndaney IN
the state, Is by securing a large
segment OF the independent vote
win suffer a real defeat II Vieh-
man gets the nod for state chair.
man Independents generally are
internationally minded and Vieh-
man is anathema TO most OF them
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

don't write what don't think
and never viii for gold or bread
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

The one man IN the state who
would probably be happy e the
COP names Viehman Is hard hit
ting Ray Hemmcnway pFL state
chieftan Ed would be ready
meat for Ray
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Tn annual Christmas card ssu, n ~ ts Airing family
Minneapolis arrived schedule although b'is Delayed because
address, Airing laughter
Heater either - me most tysy boxing ladies'
photogruir Eysyons PHOTO
hankm Should b. Hollywood Bon Bryan II nsopslnE
taxing physa ailss apparently from boh father
p George seemed b. ysrY picture
beng sappsd ana tossd NE posing
family sltiycai obyousy sleepy
. care
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

Marie Tore coluHuisi for the New YORK Herald Tribune
elected rather
formation stoy Judy printed
column lawyers
libel Columbia Broadeasng System Miss
subborny Federal
lodge sylvester snones hst The
hs United states Appeals and NE supreme
for applaud Miss Torres I'm every
press fssls the Throughout
have been writing and reporting have been abs
predictions
fortunate b. given fall heir 20 because
individuals passed knew Keep
h5snoss Although Ay. fan Newspaper
profession these Etn available
- nah n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

tcovon industry that even the most sympathetic critics thought
time realistic approach handling the entire award
business
GauIc government, France ur plan by
which win be exterior OF
wealth" viii specific apartments
servants rronehmon male viii
be estimated 1900 additional win b $3.50 per
Unit Of horsepower
If such taxation system were ever pu into effect this
country Negoes who heavily exterior Of wealth
would bo
recently given society
leading many
bottles twenyearod trappinga
Seventy five dollar Negro white collar workers gisaed
up like Mrs Asoa horse lin instances the resemblance o
the intentionally caaiel aEnght
white satin Capri topped by black trimmed
evening blouse WIN neethne pungng ae" down . the basement
The both and art sensational the least
young lady who tolls for living tho clerical ofnee plush
hh Avenue department store vas dancing around IN what was
norcd % be $3.50 purchased from top dosgnna
The also has Il that young
called into the personnel ofee ere she works and advised abe
spending buying
pensve sports shop the store shop who're the cheapest
o q
evening hon wondering what wps
The In al of ls display why DO Negroes
vitality important 10 mproaa each ohor with exterior signs OF
wealth. Why feel have Of prosperity
q line with income'
the residents n France going be taxed would
selves financially over the barrel a racial group
Actually taxing ourselves pouaizng ourselves are
paying penalty sleep aRgaya1n worrying
luxury really many
81 sacrificing financial aeauiy ourselves families
wild effort 10 keep up Win friends egors who are aao
nang THEIR financial security effort with THEIR
friends and nalRbbora
The professional better aainri clerical Negro.
farther scale
himself with things identified Negro,
have just finished read Remember Ne dod" novel BY
hyrou Kaufman This The Boston horn Harvard
educated boy by separating things
identified the battle and
prejudice fI thinks that by becoming dsassocsied
toms and popularity thought be Jewish
tegraie himself into the stream Of life
dyduay have influence changing traditional conceptions
u stereotype and ethnc minority nads BY
daaoestng himself from his family his Jewish heritage he aiso
loses something himself
Bonstmes Negroes think that by putting
II the white world
become ~ o. think win nnd tha by the white
man entirely viii be iosing something ~ ourselves
The frensac the exterior
ttnk having
long difficult task ahead
Marie the New Herald Tribune
formation actress Judy Garland printed
column Miss oariand the information
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-09

cots When The Charmouuettp Zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
TOMORROW

AONAORNAOW
Fashion Show-Tea benefit
for st. Johns College High
School. A 4 pm. fashion
show is set by Julius Gar
finckel g. Co. by the SWIM
ming pool and in-the gardens
Of the Nicaraguan Embassy.
LOllipop fashions with
Models Guild pre-teen mod
els showing of the fashions
at Evans Farm Inn during
luncheon which also launch
es the new patio. A puppy is
the door prize for a lucky
little girl at the show. FASH
ions by Herbert's Youth
Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

1907 F Open 1919 Thurs.
7th g K 1873 Thurs.
3ll3 18th 5000 Daily
44s3 CONN. 5000 Daily
SILVER SPRING, ND. $500 Daily
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 1909 Thurs, Fri
CLARENDON, VA. 1909 Mon, Thurs, Fl
J CORNERS. VA. 9:3O-9'3O Mon, Thurs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Coiffures Go Eastern
Stressing the Exotic

The rise in harines has an Oriental twist to it.
Decidedly Kabud in quality many Of the new hair
STYLES with the polished look to them.
lot of the look of more hair is achieved with hair
pieces. Top knots also add the Oriental touch.
Hair follows the contour Of the head closely and gives
scuptred effect rather than the huy-burly Of the curl
cutups Of the past.
Very Oriental feeling the many decorative addi
tons to cohres where and West have met Cherry
blossom sprays false of course bows jewels and ewey
mobiles suspended the hardo keep attention rveted TO
the eyes and the couture.
Softly bangs hair that looks draped and ooped
rather than ced coming thing the haidressers
Headed for the Orient? lot Of women will be, at least
where their coiffures concerned this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
IT'S A DATE

Rose Robson Cowan's
summer fashion wardrobe
with Dorain hairstyles pre-
scented for the D. C.. Ladies
Savings a. Loan Association
luncheon fashion show at
the Willard Hotel.
Models Guild Teen Club.
luncheon-fashion show. Ohm
stead's Restaurant with "You
Ought To Be In Pictures"
the theme. Fashions from
Bonds. Vincent and Vincent
hairstyles. Presented by Pat
Fitzgerald of Anacostia High
School, Carol Pick Of st.
Patrick's and Margaret
Franklin of Coolidge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
WALLS OF GLASS

Avard-vinnins design. con-
terApoyary.styled raneher. fea-
tufed in Rouse Beautiful"
magazine. Pretty as . picture
and featuring Thermopane-
vindov-walled living room
with antiuue-brick fireplace.
large sunny dining L, de luxe
kitchen with built-in equip
ment and dinette area: 3 Biz
bedrms., 2 full baths; huge
carport with outside storage
unit for gardening equipment.
Perfectly placed in o wooded.
park-like setting Of tai trees,
colorful flowers and q beauti-
fully spacious patio, secluded
for summer entertaining. Huge
OF loan can be assumed with
o moderate down payment.
And LIST time offered with q
uuick-action price Of S23, $50.
shown By appointment only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
DESIGNED
TO PLEASE

with features unhsard Of at
this price. Larfe living room
with oversize fireplace; with
separate formal-sise dining
room. Huge kitchen, fully cleo
trically equipped, and built-in
eye-Ievel oven; 4 large bed
rooms and 2h tiled baths.
Huge professionally finished
recreation room COSTING $4,000
which Is daylight and walk-out
TO . lovely secluded patio.
Large lot and earport. Lovely
neiEhborhood with all houses
in area new, and lust 4 blocks
from q Corners. owner trans
fefred and must sell. Possess
sion can be given In Is days.
Priced at S2S,960, and liberal
financing available for respon-
sible party. Don't miss this
onel Call right away for ap-
pointznent to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHENANDOAH VALLEY
Ideal way and place 10 enjoy holt
days, week ends and vacations all
year long; modern 2-bedrm. bun
gasow, on river. near D. c.; So
500. See II Sunday. AID. 2-1794,
ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
SEAsH0RE PROPERTY
SUMNER CAMPS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CAMP PINE ACRES, colored. day
SIG SIG and Sye sas A. !sE n4sYRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BREEZY POINT REACH, Md
Mod. cottage, 4 sleeping rms, SCI.
porch. UN. 4-033S. after 6 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH = Beach front
cottage and Diet. units; clean; cleo.
kit: hot water; pvt. pier, fish, crab,
swim, lge. play area: safe for chill
dren. co. b-06l1, Mon, Thurs, ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

BUICK SO 2-door; auto. trans, :,
canary yellow fnish: exceptionally
clean, one-owner, iow-mileage car.
Full price only S1,1Q5.
DnUAT GTTHNlCT IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
HOUSES ron sALE4-VA.

nsl.BAN - neas. cash down pas-
ment and Asquma lst trust loan
per mo. for this 1-yf. -old brick
zanzibar featuring 2 balh1. 3 BEDS
rms, full daylIEht b1mt., lac, Nv,
I'm. Wfnrepl.. big hit. W(hfeAkfeat
area md over N-ecre le.. Aynil,
for imme1. occupancy. Call pAH-
Ms .S zfdbIs even asc IL s-ssass'e 80
AacLEAN.nAf1.a CHURCH ARA
Anyone can huy. with $1,000 an,
assume loan a. &11Q per mo.
4pnukilne .new 3.tyin-bedfm,, lh
Resh hEls n. rambler; FIJI - 6rm Y
Sa aiss. ~. R'1 Wv y 1883. .Tic.ai
fsiss 4CpJ N. I .ooes 80
MORE ROOM ior the money ior
ccionisi hene: only SIp't00:
eioss-in Alsxsndria: four ksdroomi
on second d0or with three rooms
on the third noof which can be
used - bedrooma or a. an APART
Inent. EXCELLENT inaneinf; don't
z ls AZ ss66RREEH RI hos s.96Ss. REAL
NO MICS m TINS ADJ BE bed
rooms. ~ baths. walk-ln clotsts.
With eating kpace. basemeit with
rec. ril1.. heavily wooded lot. con-
yenient location; S1k.pbO, IN.
bs osETLr, rAAs ssi,oH:, SMITH =
or coLUMDJA rLkE' si5. 600
sumo OF loan. Sl4, 500. CT. 6-301p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
CONVENIENCE
PLUS

All-brick rambler in one Of
the most convenient neigh
borhoods available, featuring
q nice-sixe living room with
white brick ilreplace, sepa-
rate dining room and COM
pletely all.electric kitchen,
8 nice-size bedrooms, and
IA baths. Permanent stair
way to attic. $4,000 pine
paneled recreation room with
buiit-in bar and stools and
water in bar. Laundry room
and separate workshop room.
wall-to-Wall Competing and
two Seton air conditioners
and washer and dryer go
with this one. Nice patio and
completely fenced In rear.
3 blks. to st. Anthony's
Church and school, 1 blk.
TO public school, 2 blks. to
shopping and "a blk. 10 bus.
Fast bus downtown and only
is min. from PentaTon BY
bus. Sl7,500 loan can be
assumed and full price
S24,750. Owner BOUGHT an
other house and must sell.
Liberal terms to responsible
party. call for appointment
to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

BEAUTIFUL and 2-acre home
sites. facing Confessional Coun-
try Club. $3.50 up; liberal terms
SHAPIRO, INC, 1413 K. ME- g-I7l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
DOLLAR
FOR DOLLAR

Here Is q home with features
that are exceptionally rare,
ana priced for immediate sale.
White rambler. in . lovely
residential neighborhood, on
corner lot. Nice-siye living
room. large dining room with
huilt-in china closet, two nice
size bedrooms and large pine
paneled den with built-in
bookcases, big kitchen and nice
laundry room Oh kitchen, big
basement and large rear yard
with immense shade trees, de-
hghtful screened porch. car
port. daestoAe walkWAy TO
house,. beautifully handicapped
with hundreds Of dollars in
shrubbery and flowers; one
block TO bus and schools, three
blocks TO shopping. All this,
and priced for immediate sale
ct s1A,o60. Call for appoint
ment to inspect,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
4 BKDROOMS

Hstllsd on 4 charming fenced lot,
youns trees. this Is Z comfortable
home. One OF eur better buys.
Walk % schools and tranSpoffa-
flon, Largo dining area, modern
Kitchen, living room with fireplace,
very nice rec. room, fail basement
and modern hof-wnler heat. Priced
rlEht At xlT,600. Well worth a
phone call. Dial "a. $4,000.
BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC. Q TILL Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
RUSTIC
CHARMER

Quick possession can b had
on this brick and frame con-
temporary split level placed on
9 v acre lot, with Q gar
dener's dream" Of . lawn.
Features 8 large bedrooms, q
full baths, large living room
with fireplace. dining room and
completely equipped kitchen.
Beautiful finished recreation
room and plenty Of storage
ipaSs esfp insn an \, n ssa
sumed; fun price, only 500
$50 and 81. 500 down TO res
ponsible party. Value persona
ned and unbeatable terms.
Call for appointment to In
spect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
FOR PREFERRED PROPERTIES
CALL PEARSON PROPERTIES
DELIGHTFULLY."-
YOURS

Don't wait, investigate, call
right away or you'll be too
latel Here Is the VALUE OF
THE MONTH. Charming
brick and frame contem-
porary bi-level on o ls-Acre
wooded lot and secluded
patio in rear. House features
3 lovely entrance hall Lead
ing to Q delightful living
room, with q woodworking
fireplace, separate dining
room and c o m . letely
equipped kitchen, 3 NICE
size bedrooms and ia baths.
Plenty OF storage space.
Absolutely in spic-and-span
condition and quick posses
sion II needed. LOOK AT
THE ExTRAS-drapes, nre-
place equipment, washer and
dryer. PLUS q lovely neigh
borhood. $4,000 loan can
be assumed and full price
only Sle,o50. Call for APP
pointment to inspect right
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
CLOSE-N
NORTH ARLINGTON

Center hail all-brick rambler
with 4 large bedrooms, stu
ated on Q beautiful lot with
tall stately oak trees. Large
living room with . wood
burning fireplace, separate
dining room. and kitchen
completely equipped with
baths and tiled recreation
space. SIs.200 4isss CT loan
can be assumed and full price
S1s st 3 rssD;o hSS do Uar.g pay
blocks to bus and shopping.
Walk to WILLIAMSBURG and
NottinghAm schools. See this
value today. Military owner
transferred and has to sell.
Call for appointment.