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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
THE WEEK
IN RECORDS

spOTLIGHTfNG SINGLES

AiDILiGfTiNE SINGLES
The spotlight this week is on
angles particularly o. the swing.
er ana Rock n Ron variety
IN the Rock n Roll class Gene
Vincent Is out with a solid sender
uued Say Mann" which features
Dgwcey singing and guitar play
ing galore The singing Is done
By Vincent and his Blue Caps
a Capital label Say Mama" in
keeping with Rock tradition.
builds steadily 70 climax BE
Bop Boogie Boy on the nip side
Is sung in the same stye but al
a slightly faster tempo
on another Rocker, Capitol in
PRODUCES new singing star, HiI-
lard Street. on a disc that may
carry Street among the headlin-
sra The young singer has a prom
Using voice which he uses 10 good
advantage singing a tune called
1T WIN Never Happen Again"
on the top side, and River Love
on the nip
Frank sinatra also has an en-.
Try among the Capitol offerings
II "a Some Came Running" from
the motion picture Of the same
name frankie Boy Is mellow
on this one, as he comes through
with some fine grooming backed
BY the Nelson Riddle orch. Flip
side Is titled mo one Ever Tells
You" and ia slow ballad Of the
sentimental variety a good
disc
Two other records round out
the Capitol bill They are LET
There BE Love" sentimental Of
fcring by Janice Harper; and
My Mother" a touching opus By
Laurie London. who rocketed 10
fame with He's Got the Whole
World In His Hands" London's
opus flips 10 Three O'clock
tune slanted 10 the teen act
Both are good
story Untold (flip Make Me
foae My Mind'D BY the Nut
mega" on the Ember label is an
other OF the popular recent re-
leases Both sides are devoted 10
the love theme. with the Megs
doing an outstanding job. Availa-
bic also in extended play album
this record should score well with
iukc box and II & d fans.
stiil basking In the success Of
hts recent hit, 1.-THE End" Earl
Grant follows quickly with anoth-
er potential sender for Decca In
Evening Rain" romantic bal
tad featuring Grant vocally on one
side and fundamentally on the
other Grants warm. intimate
voice thrills on the initial side.
while his piano playing on the
bottom side is unsteady relaxing
Watch this disc
Roulette has pulled fas, one
Tho enterprising recording com
pany came up with stopper when
u selected two Of the best tunes
from Count Bssie's current LP
sing Along with Basic for one
Of is latest and best singles
"Jumpin' ~ the woodside is on
ono side, and Rusty Dusty Blues
featuring the singing OF blues
shoutsr. Joe Williams is on the
other luke box fans in par
ticular should dix this one
Rounding ont the review are
three offerings by Atlantic, At
CO. and East West Records AZ
lantic ia out with a thing called
petite F1eur written by veteran
taxxman Sidney Bcchet which has
scored heavily abroad, while At
90 offers rockahallad called
while I'm Conc by Bobby Oar,
in. ard East West contributes
I'm Love You Again a SKIING
ing 10, ker for the teen set
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Infeerofed Home
Builders Meet
In Chicago, III.

CHICAGO tANpl Private
housing that 10 both racially IN
tcgrated ana commercially profit
able was the topic ~ an all day
builders workshop a, the rirk
Cougrsa. hotel hsra on Monday
Home builders. mortgage men
and housing and human relations
agency officials from doEnn
states met 90 DISCUSS intcrraclai
housing az a prodt-making com
murelal venture The Workshop
waa conducted by Modern Com
mcrciai Developers Inc ~ Prince
ton " . national firm which
offers financial and technical az,
slaIance 60 builders who win soil
70 an financially qualified uuycra
without racial bars or .cErega
ton
Casg histories ~ profitable IN
tefmtcd housing enterprises In
Philadelphia. tho San Frnnclare
HAY area Princeton, y Chlca
SO yellow springs ohio. and
Gary indiana los Angeles ana
lha Vegas were presented by
their builders or sairs agents
Morris Mlgmm president 81
Modern Community Developers
Inc JMCul and builder % ma
l0nallv noted iuterragiai develop
u,rnts m Philadelphia and Prince
ton stated that special pfuhlema
are faced by builders ~ iu,prtatet
housing bat that much experience
ia available Tor their guidance
NC'p ne said has been sct.up 90
make that experience generally
available
Another speaker Edward G.
Eiyhlcr viec.prvadent ~ rtchlcr
iTcWcH Nc raio Alto. Cnhf
said that his finn largest home
builders iu the San rranglsco nay
arga had been selling "a all races
nner 1894 without a quota Utgh
icr Homes have sold slightly un
dcr ~ or moro than 600 homea
to Negroes ana considerably
greater percentage bat atm q
minority Go pripntals
other developments discussed
have racial proportions up 90 aorf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
BUILDING BRIDGES

Have YOU ever thought as you
20 through life that you are con
stantly building bridges?
When you were happily married
with your young family you never
thought the day would come whe
you would want someone, any
one, 10 hand you a glass Of water
Your life was fun and happy SO
you let everyone know that you
were so independent that you
DIDN'T even bother 10 fake friends
with your noighbors. C.rhat was
when neighbors were people you
called on. and In time most Of you
became friends
Way late In life you found your
self alone and one day a Heighbor
on her way 10 work, noticed your
front door was aIar Knowing you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Vanity Aids In
Capture Of N. Y.
Rope Suspect
HN Gunx.H sl.rI

sf'htHii ~ y iAtHt AltFf
a month long search. the police
caught up with Herman Louis Me
MILAN q l7-yrar.old rape suspect
who wore golden earring IN hts
left ear and fanny
The suapect was picked up hers
on Wednesday near his home on
Paaaaic street by Oct Stanley
K0,Val and Oct Pat Nardolii, after
they had questioned about 200
persons in their hunt for the at.
taoker Of 82,year old w And
over street woman last December
Youth Has Long Record
According 20 the detectives. the
youth. said 20 have long record
of crime. dating back 10 carly
bnyhood met the woman walking
alongside The West Hanover street
and forcsd her 10 accompany him
"a the bank Of the nearby Canal
Feeder
The victim said the sttatkcr cut
her hair and coat with a razor, and
when arrested the suspect report
cdIy gave statement admitting
he assaulted the woman not far
from her home
Mcmillan was also arrested last
year after he was involved IN a
race disturbance ~ Trenton Itigh
school and is currently on parole
from Annandaie Rsf0rmatory
Victim SAYS That's Him"
ON Thursday morning shc sua
pect was confronted with the ~.
year Old woman who aaid. that's
him and also AZ the Detective
bureau NJ Tho same time wna
Charios Russo, the boys probation
officer
The boys father. 9s year old
Curiey tCurD Mcmillan learned
on Wednesday that the police was
booking for his son and located
him IN Willow street poolroom
Tho twa detectives arrested tho
boy "a be was approaching home
with hts father. and ~ that time
he was wearing berct but not
the gold earring IN hts lert ear -
described by hia victim
The older Mcmillan has a record
Of 10 arrests, according 20 the
poIlge. with hla last one giving him
( o six month term In the Work.
house on an assault, and battery
charge Ia June ~ last year
ON Police Records SIncr Years
Oid
The youth has been carried on
paliCo records since he was nlne
wears 90 sister "a in Tho state
Horne ror Girls. and brother "a
en- tbc state uomc for Boys az
JamrshuE
Currently on parole the rape
suspect WAS released from AMMAN
dale Hrfnrmatory last September
and since then served 3o-day
fan term because he gave his agv
az rs IN a local ofteusc
The sentence 20 the Ref1rmatory
was giycn November ~. 1891 FOR
the Novvmbef beating ~ two
Central High school white students
Iat the Lincoln Ave bridge emit,
irarcr The youth and Two other
PaIalecs frum Jamrsburg figured
IN thc ftacaa
( Young MyMillan's arrest record
began on June s. 1881 whom ne
stole a pcpknire from an ice crcam
truck parked ucar his howe His
rctards also show two more ar.
rests the sautr year, two notc in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
THIS ~ That
by hazel
underwood

a PRAYER
The sun goes down and LET Il go.
But this a prayer | hope 10 know
That as II sinks from sight this
day
have somehow or In some way
Left a thought in someone's mind.
That win serve TO ever bind
Them 70 what beauty held in life.
And help 20 SAVIOUR the coming
strife
Dorothy Shned Williams
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WoRLD WIDE News
Ala GLANCE
Gangs Negro Youngsters New osonS infsg,ofod

CAMP hand n white tsenagors laat Monday
groups The recently ntegrutcd CITY
Negroes injured knocked There
group Including Boy Scout troop They said they
pitod clubs The attacks caught them by aurar
police damage
the white boys Tires damaged
the tenders bent and Windows HnaHhed
Tho the city several federal
effect ycar rhe city negrad month
ago By federal
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Chicago Metropolitan moiVoi Asso,on
Annual Mat
mishisan Scion Cant Run 70, De'ro6 Common pIeos
Jydgeship

lansing Mitch ASpiAtats Rep Frederick Yates
Buprems state hid 70 place the February
Pleas Judge Detroit
Detroit city clerk Thomas Laadbettsr had refused
Tho Judge
tadber refused the Detroit Democrat place
grounds that he simultaneously legislature
and for Judge
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MIC TO AIR SECOND AGONY
or ATLANTA GEORGIA"
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY !

NHC Tcievis,an network and Do
ralN KsrP.Tv Channel ) viii PRIV.
sent The SECOND Agony ~ Az
lsnta. one hour visual report on
puhlis school iategyation on suns
day February lat, from . 20 s
pm
Among those 20 be Interview q
arr Mayor William Hsrtsficla %
Atlanta. Ralph McGn editor ~
thr Atlanta Constitution and
white and Ncxro teeaagers Plus
ssErrKationists and he segregaueH-
ists who are working together %
preserve education
A Card % Appreciation lets
tho-. Who were kind 20 ycu while
you wrre IN know wa rcai,y az.
pr~ctaiesi their thouKhtfuiness.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

STATE pH MINNESOTA
OUNrY or itENNEf'lN
DISTRICT COURT
rOrRTH IvutCiAL DISTRICT
Nsrie Naas,
syea
Plaintiff
Earsusf cecil Rose,
Defendant
SUMMONS
TIfH STATE uP MINNESOTA TO
WIS ABOVE NAMED uEFEN DANTs
NHg gAgnaei Ceof Ross. are hereby
sumuonod ana required &C. suhwrF
tha Complaint - Tire piaintitt ~ THE
above entitled aettau which Conn
plant BE- h6refo attached hNd here
VITA served preR yea. nna fa serve
Z t5ug 10 yanr ansger 20 she sai3
.,ffics al atA.slg Niepfiet uVilituE ~
she CITY - Minneapolis, County -
Hsrnspia. AID state ~ Mlnnsaata,
within thirty laa' tays after serr ice
~ this ssmmous upnn yea esrlns
siys ~ che Say 81 sagh ssryire ard
n ypu fali o. answer the said
gnwpiaips within tifa tinaH Afaye-
said. the f3WHttff iu thi8 action
viii spplv % tHs Casrt Tor the
rrlef hernandez in satt COMP ialrf,
together with riafutitfp costs and
Bisburssmsuts herein
uatef January ~ 1858
SAMUEL ~ NgtfsMAN
Attorney Ter Plaintiff
tt0-Eis Ntcoiist Hiar
Niuneapelia Mttn
tspekssuasB. ran ts - q ioN
Evening star., 1959-11-05
AUTO INSURANCE

AUTO INSURANCE, all types, sR22,
DoNALp's ili MIRO. ms. AGENCY SiiS 1'
119 Florida Ave. NE, ME. S-O092
Evening star., 1959-11-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '5s coupe; gray and
SSntts Sratss .Rcssn PcTsS eonstOS ssseItns
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
DEAL wSiirHH CcoNriTDaEiNtcSEESV tSESVO
OUR 26th YEAR
Evening star., 1959-11-05
FLORIDA PROPERTY

like NEW. Has heat. Lse. kit, liv.
rm., 3 bedrms., BATH. scr. porch:
detached garage with u bath.
Well-landscaped double lot. Nearoy
e Is miles south Of Sarasota,
EVA4-6237.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

PURCHASE THIS 4o0-AcRE FARMl
nsff Ssii oif Acreage for housing which
4 in demand in the. area. AlsS
considerable railroad irontese
which Is becoming vaiuAple as ~
frontage. This farm is IN excel
cond. and the 7.rm: dwelling a op
il is mod. IN every respect. Moa ,e
lit. with latest cows, incl. built
IN oven. Mod, baths. Stone nrepi
Many potentials to make money
with this property PRODUCES IN m
come now. Small down paymsns
Financing avail. on excel s5on seEuis'
IHMEs L. DIXON a. CO., RLTHS'
1114 lRth st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

SALE-Two Shields bantam back
hoes, one T-350, one T-35: both
excel. cond: one 800 Terratrac
loader, good cond. with or with
out trailer and truck. JU. S-799S
USED ALLIS CHALMERS motor
grader-loader: rebuilt motor:
$500. OIL. 2-1735 ewes. only.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

BUICK 1855 Century 4-dr. hard
top; power equipped: really Ike
new; only 81 ,305. POTOMAC
MOTORS, OIL, 6-1665.
BUICK '5S Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
way way seat S! sSsgpsISi Ssrs sIesn s eaP sssieS
COLONIAL
OLD9MOBILE CO.
9th and Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 3-5555
BUICK $50 Special 2-dr, sedan;
fnish ike new. Drive this one;
Evening star., 1959-11-05

CADILLACS-'5Ss. Unusually nice
selection Of body styles and col
ors, all fully equipped, all fresh
merchandise; lust traded to US on
new 1860 Cadillacs. Come BY and
AkerS ds-Cadillac Co.
OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY
Fairlington Shopping Center
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 1858 4-dr. hardtop;
power steering, brakes. auto, Z.
nd.r and h., ,,ts w:rw new. tirssI sS 30. 2-tons;
WEST MOTORS, INC.
1888 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4533
CADILLAC '59 Coupe de Vile;
blue, power steering, power brakes,
factory air conditioned; I9Ia immac-
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
iS1i deal no wiTH Vi; 4 ccoNP1DEENcE
OUR 26th YEAR
Evening star., 1959-11-05

cN1HFAS 46SY an p coaBIrl5SSb, SST ESS T4S Al
power. original black finish, ont
PVT; owner. must see to appreciate
Evening star., 1959-11-05
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS


MONEY. end TRUSTs-we will buy
End trust notes: D.. c., nearby Nd.
TIIoSNssL MSsToaoE RessfeaSlf ss'ii e isvEsA: "a:
MINT CORR. 1919 n. Z. ave.
NV. ma. S-6S33.
PLENTY LEI ~ FUNDS % AvA,LAndEi A4H+Ny "a lst ~
MORTGAGE CO.. INC. ia. 7.ts66,
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Az Extremely Low Discount
M. X. STONE OIL. 2-3414
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid; Md, Va, d. c.
Call daily or nights, VIII. 6.BlS2
500
$500 TO $4,000 on homes. ground,
ssomnneerei9l; ane , pay back $40 on each sUa
Evening star., 1959-11-05

CADILLAC $50 4-door; 5000: un-
FFIoo5bi iSfS fPSoNTIAc. 4ssi Conn: ave,
CADILLAC '56 Sedan de Vile;
FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED,
every extra. full power, like new.
today's special. S2.195.
THACKER MOTORS
s'WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and r. !. Ave. N. E., La. 6-6530
CADILLAC '56 4-door sedan; dis
tinctiVe black: equip. with power
steering, power brakes, hydra
matte: immaculate; $1,995.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC '55 conv.: every extra.
full power, like new. $1.691.
THACKER MOTORS
''WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and r. i. Ave. NE, La. 6-6o3O
CADILLAC SO coupe; turquoise; all
power equipment; like new;
$4,695. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldSC Co.
1920 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OO
IDEAL WITH CONFIDENCE"
OUR 26th YEAR
Evening star., 1959-11-05
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
BgTEc ", scs lynx .S "a CARS s.sYSa sPa wrecks &

Desperately needed. GOOD. clean
cars; cn,,,ns any m make Or or! model; ,,as Sash
Evening star., 1959-11-05
AuToM0BILEs F0R SALE
CAVE FORD

CHEW. '55 2-dr.: STRAIGHT trans
with heater: exceptionally clear
throughout: S706.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

BUICK '55 Super Riviera hardtop;
3-tone gray, automatic transmits
sion, radio, heater, power steering
and brakes; hke-new cond. Week
end special. $1,195. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1871 21st st. NV,
Evening star., 1959-11-05

CHEvROLETs '59S; brand new.
We were able to purchase III new
cars from Q steel-distressed area.
Pittsburgh. Pa. at below dealers
cost. lob: Biscayne, S1.927:. Bel
sSEs SDss. s2Sss 4sson. h.ssssHSSs: ssfSs: sss1Sa sIs.
wagons. $500; conv., S2.499.
See how you can own one for $40
mo-: fully equipped. radio. heater,
powerglide. etc. AS low as S195
down Also clearance sale on 30
demonstrators. TOMS CHEVRO-
LET. Georgia ave, ct University
blvd. Wheaton, Nd. LO. 5-l295.
For Q limited time, we have the
largest selection Of new Chevrolets
In the WAshinRfnn d q AREA
Evening star., 1959-11-05
COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ssa n lyH6i.Hs anitsna So Md
j. M. MEDLEY, 10. S-5777.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SAIL

ACREAGE FOR INVESTMENT =
Let the population srowtn O
Fairfax County make you capital
esins. For the best buys. see
MASON q OMER L. HIRSTp BIO,
kers. Annandale. Vas cL. o-22Ou
Evening star., 1959-11-05
JOHNNY RAYS

V4ItN11N1A OEfALGQ
VIII pay CASH Immediately for
late-modei American. foreign and
Evening star., 1959-11-05

PENNY MOTORS
Evening star., 1959-11-05

oLD6MOBiLE CO.
9th and Florida Ave. NE. II. 3-65b5
DODGE '54 Coronet V-s 4-dr. /;
FSRs iSss sE1ss' n 70 iSth 81 i: sosGz x Nc Vs
Evening star., 1959-11-05
SKINKER
DIVVER
DODOE-PLYMOUTH

Da shosss sTS on SS a9 SsPasop scap.s e
and 4 drs.; priced TO sell from
Evening star., 1959-11-05

WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRsr'
18th and r. ]. Ave. N T., LA. $3.50
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BY CARL 7. MiTklcK
Presidsnl. Netionel Association q homs builders

Ill per 10000 population. To-
days home production is on
ly about so units per 10000
population.
1t is obvious there is a
continuing strong demand
and needy American FAM
lilies for good. new housing
on terms they can afford.
1t would appear, at least
on the surface. from the high
production rate In the fore
part of this year. that any
problems confronting the
housing industry can't. be too
serious in nature. But is this
SO? Unfortunately. 1t is not.
Future Cloudy
The outlook for the future
once more has become cloudy.
Money is tightening again.
Housing once again has
become the whipping boy
among the money managers.
There are many factors in
the current scene which will
make 1t difficult for the in
dustry to maintain its pres
ent rate of production. to say
nothing Of increasing 1t. to
meet the demands Of the ex-
panding American economy
and the explosively growing
population.
In this connection. poten-
tial home buyers would be
wise not to delay buying a
new house. The tighter
money gets. the more difi-
Guilty the potential home
buyer has in arranging A.
nancing on terms he can
afford.
One Of the discouraging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
BroyhiII Showing In Mclean Area

L. r. Broyhill has con-
structed q FAN Festival of
Homes exhibit in the West
Lewinsville Heights. Mclean.
Va.
The four-Ievel home, at
COLL Sea Cliff road, is one Of
some 200 the firm pro-
jects in the Fairfax County
development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

er made this comment on the
exhibit:
I'VE feel that space is ar
ranged to offer maximum liv-
ability in this home. espe-
cially the feature Of q recre-
alton room above ground"
Directions to reach the
home. supplied by the build
er, are:
Out Lee highway to Great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

Falls street in Falls Church.
turn right and proceed ap-
proximately three miles to
West Lewinsville Heights
sign at Sea Cliff road: or.
across Chain Bridge. right on
Route 1913. continue about
one mile beyond Mclean
traffic light to Great Falls
road (Route 694). left about
one-half smile to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

New antiwind shingles. de-
signed to stay in place
throughout the strongest
gusts. viii be seen on many
homes on display this fall.
particularly in areas sub
jected to frequent wind
storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
ssIs HARDWOOD DRIVE
BETHESDA

UNBELIEVABLE SITUATION! OPEN SUM- z7-Ths lovely white
brick Colonial sold very quickly but omozns circumstances pIues
beck the Market bedrooms End floor lSTFLook Law
AToRY recreation full basement Big porch At
oched garage Soe roof Perfect setting among towering shade
beautiful community. Asking $3.50 NOW MUST Be
SOLD IN REAL HURRY From Bethesda Bunk Old George
Rd 70 Roosevelt right to Hardwood right to home Mr.
MeoseHk o. 4-257S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
Wind-Resistont

The lock type shingles,
fashioned with an interlock-
ing jig-saw design. not only
give increased protection
against wind and driving
rain but are available In
white and pastel shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

The builder is Offering four
basic models in the subdivi-
sion, including two split-level
designs. q one-story home.
and a one-story with "split
foyer" ARRANGEMENT. Donald
Gray is the architect. Prices
Of the homes start at $2s.l5o.
A spokesman for the build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

UMNER-sPRINeFIELD AREA NEED ONLY BEDRooMSe
52l6 BELvoIR DRIVE. OPEN SUM- 27-cuest 7bedroom brick
rambler have and what wonderful location! The
reoon and guest accommodations the basement would do
justice to $4,000 home Big porch Delightful patio.
Little Flower Church and School, kenwood Club Low low 20s
OWNER ANxoUsl Moss Ave- Ext Bookewoy left to Numo
koson; right to BeIvor; left to home Mr. Boett HA 234z
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WoopLEY HILL
FIRST pRrsENrATloN
SHEPHERD PARK

FIW3T TERMINATION SHEFHEkU PAkK
1857 LOCUST ROAD NW.-oPEN SUN, 7-7-Where on eorth
much be bought for little Hondsome big brick Colonial
Of finest qusi Abriek with slate roof Spacious eenter-ho
pon. bedrooms baths End floor HoI suwoy 10 one
bedm and storage 3d floor Poneled ROOM garage
hotwoie heat Beoatu neishbohood with every convenience
Out 18th Street Wcef Reed Locust 3D. right blocks
home. Nj. Borow c. 6-506s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

adequate supply Of credit at
reasonable rates.
The really sensational
growth of America is ahead.
All Of us must be prepared
for 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
SILVER SPRING FANTASTIC!
1903 ALBERTI DRIVE

OPEN SUN. 77Woit until you The splendid quuir und
condition Of this eustombui home Beoufu 3bedSoom 2buh
brick rambler Enormous bright powderdr basement Lovely
big kitchen with plenty Of dining Nice level lot fine
convenient neshbohood Glenhuven EeensuT Asking
SCI $50 MUST Be SOLD! Viii consider FLA and 81
Georgia Ave- Ext to University and right to Mchew Dr.; right
70 Albert and open" sign. Mr. Bortz, OIL l-s35s
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Homes Need Seen outstripping Output

tell when the money supply
Is going to be turned on and
of.
This situation need not
confront us II home builders
and buyers are assured Of an
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sszs WEST srAhHopr DRIVE
ROCK CREEK HILLS

OPEN SUM- 27chomins home the lovely older section Of
this beautiful community Neory huocre lot Many big
shode Features large bedroom and full bath plus den
ls floor immense bedrooms and bath End floor Huge living
dining combination Kitchen real dream. Move
slate roof big porch bun sorose full basement Gus
tom quality oil the wuy MID 30 Conn., Ave Ext TO kensnston
Parkway bear dosonoIS right to West Bex left to West Son
hope. M. Morris, OIL. 4-0027.
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duction plans on a reasonably
stable basis and thereby pass
on to the home-buying public
the lower costs which would
result from a more efficient
operation. That is, II he can't
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OPEN SUM-, 27-chomins 3bedroom brick rambler with real
style ond Glass; Beautiful neshbchood. ACKNOWLEDGING and
lovely woto-wo carpet and dupes included Large porch
verted into delightful den Beautiful Feereoon with bar in
full basement Nice ot exqustey undsecped and fenced Mid
20s Conn., Ave- extended to Kennstcn PowuE bear right to
Frederick; right to home. Mr. Perry. EN-. 2-44i4.
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facets Of all this Is that both
builders and buyers are pc
nalized. The builder can't es-
innate his costs with any
reasonable degree Of accu-
racy. He can't put his pro-