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early today. Police reported
everything quiet. although q
few pickets showed UP at the
plant at midnight. A plant
spokesman said the Kearny To-
cal apparently did not get off,
cial notice Of the strike in time
| to join the Nation wide walkout
at midnight Thursday.
The unions are seeking q
contract similar to the one
negotiated with Armour & Co
Monday. 1t called for pay in
creases and benefits totaline
% cents an hour for $4,000
workers. Present wages aver
age $2.56 an hour.
All the major packers but
Swift and Wilson have signed
agreements or made tentative
settlements.
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3 Under Arrest
In Trolley Fight

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. S (AP)
Two Negro teen-age girls and
a white man have been arrested
for fighting on a trolley.
Police quoted witnesses a.
saying the man asked the girls
to move farther back in the
trolley last night and a scuffie
developed.
Booked on charges of dis
orderly conduct-fghting were
Doris Stovell. IT: Marion An
derson. 10. and Robert F. Gar
ner, SO.
Atlanta trolleys and buses
were deSegregated under Fed
eral Court order January 81.
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The report was prepared by
committee Of 10, including
four bishops.
Carlos P. Romulo, ambassa-
dor general Of the Philippines
and a concluding speaker, said
whites are not alone in dis
elimination.
Anti-White Prejudice Hit
He quoted from his own
speech at the 1855 Afro-Asian
Conference in which he said
racism sis an outcropping Of
one Of many human weak
nesses that we all share.
II warned them" he said Of
his 1855 listeners, that it is
one of our heaviest response
bilities-we of Asia and Africa
not to fall into the lacist
trap"
He defined che trap" as
counter-racism whereby I'VE
respond to the white mans
prejudice against us as nom
whites with prejudices against
whites simply because they are
white"
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Durham Boord Rebuked
On Handling Negroes

GREENSBORO N. c., Sept. (AP).-United States District
Judge Edwin NJ Stanley has criticized the Durham School
Board in its handling Of reassgnment applications filed by
two Negro pupils
At the time. he refused to issue orders admitting
Jocelyn McKissick Elaine Richardson Durham white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05


week Of conferences on racial
questions.
The report called for elimi-
nation of discrimination in
housing and employment.
On public school integration,
1t declared Methodists should
put into practice the Supreme
Courts decision that segrega-
ton is unconstitutional.
Mixed Housing Endorsed
On housing, the conference
said, Restrictive housing on
the basis Of race violates Chris
tian principles. The freedom
to choose a home and a neigh
borhood should not be limited
because of a persons race. The
right to rent or purchase, how
ever, is not enough. Commu-
nifty acceptance which creates
q sense of belonging is in the
spirit of Christ"
The report on churches said,
"Our goal must be the full
acceptance Of any Christian
into any local church" 1t also
said church institutions should
follow the same recommended
ton.
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Wilson Strike
Averted by
Extension

CHICAGO. Sept. 5 (AP).-
Extension Of an old contract to
September IL has averted a
strike by meat packing unions
against Wilson g. Co. But q
walkout against Swift a. Co.,
biggest packer Of all. entered its
second day today.
Announcement Of the Wilson
extension came at 1880 O'Clock
last night. a half-hour before
q scheduled strike which would
have affected $500 workers in
seven cities. The unions seek
increased wages and benefits.
Agreement came after a 9h-
hour session between Wilson
and the United Packinghouse
Workers Of America and ANAL
gamataed Meat Cutter and
Butcher Workmen in the Offices
OF the Federal Mediation and
Cancellation Service.
Renewals in Terms
Douglas Brown. a commits
sioner in the Mediation and
Cancellation Service, said the
agreement carries provisions
for renewing the extension after
September IL. Meetings will
continue. but no dates were set.
The Wilson pact with the
unions expired midnight Mon
day. Workers have been stay
ing on the job during negotia-
tons.
Actually. the unions began a
strike against Wilson at 1901
am. yesterday-the same time
as the one against Swift-but
1t was Immediately called of to
permit yesterdays negotiations.
No progress has been reported
concerning the Swift strike,
however. More than 1900
strikers in "a cities have halted
all operations Of the firm. The
unions said yesterday reports
from locals showed the walkout
completely effective"
New Jersey Action
At Kearny. N. j.. 675 en-
ployes at the Swift a. Co. plant
Joined the Nationwide strike
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10 Methodist Agencies
Call for Integrotion

DALLAS Tex, Sept AP)A conference Of 10 Methodist
agencies recommended the church accept Christian
regardless Of race.
The recommendation adopted yesterday now goes before
Conference of the Methodist Church for approval
recommendation OF several pounded out in
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oughly but found no signs Of
explosives.
Assistant Police Chief w. B.
Julian said he didn't know
whether the bomb threat was
connected with the recent in
tegration Of three city schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05
New Jersey Action

At Kearny. N. j.. 675 en-
ployes at the Swift g. Co. plant
Joined the Nationwide strike
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He added that q formal in
vestigation is being made. Sergt.
Brown is now assigned to the
9th Engineer Company. located
in the same town. ~
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stances -. and although there
was q basis for the action Il
feel that denying Brown access
TO the facilities Of the depot was
extreme :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
Some coIors Nix

Today. however, the ANA
teur decorator who finds her
self with a turquoise blue
stove must be careful how
she proceeds from there. If
she is willing to concentrate
on appliances from one man
ufacturer. the matter is fairly
uncomplicated. When she
tries to match mixers, for
example, she may find that
turquoise means different
colors to different manufac-
turers. Two tones of the same
color may be used success
fully together, but in that
case no other color Except
white) should be added.
If, however, it seems desir-
able to use q stove from one
manufacturer and a refriger-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

in creating q harmonious
whole have caught the inter-
est Of the professional deco
rator and, as was remarked
at a recent conference Of
these designers, the "decora-
tor" kitchen Is common to-
day, although it would have
been a rarity even five years
ago.
With all-white appliances,
kitchen decorating is a simple
matter for the homemaker.
Counter tops and flooring
usually provide the clue for a
color scheme. White or
chrome tones predominant in
mixers, blenders, cannisters
and the like. BY carrying
the color tone of floors or
counters up on the wall and
accenting the color in the
window treatment, a simple
and satisfactory scheme nat
urally evolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01

Ills RsydsIs Street
New. Vacant. Move right In.
Attractively styled brick rambler.
8 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room,
recreation room, fireplace. Near
school We take trades. S22,05O.
Dir: Out Nep Hampshire Ave. to
RAY Rd., right to Rdvdale, LETT OF
Peck's OPEN" sioR.
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Because he couldn't find
any satisfactory furniture for
his young sons room. one
designer decided he'd better
design such a line. Fortu-
nately a m manufactures
agreed.
The designer is a New Eng
lander who got q good part
of his professional training
in Denmark and returned to
work at home not only with
Scandinavian ideas, but also
with a Scandinavian wife
with whom he now lives in
Boston.
His son is just four years
old now and in trying to
furnish his room, the father
came to the conclusion that
very little children's furniture
is designed with the child in
mind.
Since birth, the son has
been sleeping in a Directoire
style folding crib made of
cherry and maple. 1t dates
from about 1912 and is cover
ed with an antique Early
American quilt handed down
from the young mans great,
great, great grandfather. Also
Early American is the TOY
chest" 1t was originally
meant for blankets and is
painted what the father des-
cribes as a Danish" blue.
Roller curtoins Used
Walls are white. On the
floor is sometimes a fussy
natural Moroccan rug, other
times a bright example Of
American Indian handcraft.
No curtains are at the win
dows. Instead, there is a roll
Ter shade of a white fabric
printed with yellow and
orange "suns" which create
a cheerful atmosphere when
the light shines through.
Watching his own son grow
has taught this furniture de-
signer quite a lot. One Of
the intriguing features he
invented is the foot Of a crib
curved so it's comfortable
for leaning on while looking
at baby.
Equally practical Is q toy
chest scaled to serve as a
bench high enough for adult
sitting comfort. The top is
controlled by some sort of
contraption that keeps 1t
from slamming and injuring
small fingers.
Children don't know what
to do with drawers, so the
chests have eaSy-to-handle
sliding doors. They are low
er than usual, too, 20 inches
to the top, rather than the
conventional 80. They stand
seven inches off the floor SO
rolling toys can be retrieved
easily and all can be stacked
on one another SO the piece
can grow taller as the youngs-
Ster does.
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ator from another. q safer
policy would be to mix rather
than to match and to build
q two-color scheme on that
basis. With a turquoise stove.
for example, one might use a
pale yellow refrigerator. If
so, the experts warn. confine
yourself to those two colors
for walls, windows. floors.
cabinets and counter tops.
With prettiflcation of the
kitchen has come the trend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
Better Keep Furniture In Scale

toward making 1t a more use
full room. Some kitchens to-
day contain space for dining
and q working area from
which the house can be run.
1t can contain a file Of recipes,
a collection Of cookbooks, a
telephone. q radio and a
supply Of pencils and pads, all
amply showered with light to
make home bookkeeping a de-
light rather than a chore.
(Released BY
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
CoIored Appliances

Colored kitchen equipment,
pretty as it is, is also proble-
NAUTICAL. Up until about three
years ago pastel ranges and
refrigerators and the like
were available only on spe-
cial order. Today blue, pink
and yellow major and minor
appliances and houseware
accessories are being offered
by every leading manufac-
turer.
The problems they present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
new HOMES
s24,75O. s2S,50o
SILVER SPRING

Quality constructed custom homes.
3 different styles 20 choose from;
Ramblers, split-levels; Cape Gods
3 and eed rec n:.s, full ba rms.
e p: i:y. U1:ns: ss c assaiSs
vited. DRIVE our NOW 10 IN
sPECT A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Directions: Out Georcia Are. tiDo
blocks past Wheaton shopping
center. turn right on Arcold. right
on Marin to PECK'S open"
SIGN.
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to Buyers of the Prize-Winning Homes in
kemp Mill ESTATES

Koy Construction Co. settles for nothing but
the best. Thot's why the Koy-buiIt Villa
Homes in Kemp Mill Estotes have won such
wide acclaim. And thot's why AIR CON-
DlTIONlk0 by Rheeroire is offered as an
optional feature to all buyers. In all new
homes at Kemp Mill Estates, Rheemore is
available with q low down payment and
small monthly payments included in the
mortgage loan.
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TAKoAA PARK

MODERN AND SPACIOUS. She'd
room Colonial, large living room
with fireplace; dining room, lst-
floor powder room; VACANT;
beautiful neiGhberheo6; earport;
nice lot. Priced in low eos. WE
TAKE TRADES.
Directions. Out Mem Ham pShire
Are. to 1900 block. left on HoltoR
La. to PECK'S open" SIGN.
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WHEATON
NEW HOME
1907 Lowell Piece

Lovely new brick Rambler, Just
completed. 6 spacious rooms,
ELECTRIC KITCHEN, Ia baths,
full basement with outside en-
trance. VIII accept trade. Close
In location. Priced, SIT, $50.
Directions: Out Vters Mill Rd.,
left on Coil, to HiohUieiC, right to
LoUeH Place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01

HEW HOUSE CONDITION. Fire
place, separate dining room, 2
baths, earpeting and air -eondi:
tIoning. A VERY PLEASING
HOME.
Directionss Out Nep Hampshire
Ave. to Retc Suburban Trust BLDG.
right on Sheridan st. blk, and
left I BLK. to Somerset RI.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
GARDENS
SIoI Kennwiek Drive

Modern brick and stone rambler.
Choice location. Near TakOma
Academy. 6 spacious rooms, mod
ern, equipped kitchen. Near
LANGLEY shopping.
Dir: Out Neu Hampshire Ave. to
UniU. Blud., left one block to
Anne. ST., left to Pscks OPEN"
sion,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN--2 career girls de-
sire Ord girl to share house; pvt.
rnl., garden. FE. 7-5941.
WILL SHARE lovely cor. apt. with
] other empl woman. Conv. Ioc.,
TV. sep. bedrooms. Ho. 2-2364.
C0LORED - LADY would like To
share home. Reasonable. 10.
1-4574.
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ARL., N.-ArI. Forest: Brick Colo
nial, 3 bedrms., bath. fenced rear
yard, scr. porch: rec. rm., bar;
COW. Pentagon, Navy Annex,
schools, buses: avail. immed,
$3.50 mo. ia. 2-3402.
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cO.Op APIS. FoR SALE
leoNTlNUEDl
NAYLoR GARDENS

NAIlOR GARDENS
SB,b00:. | bedrm,. Nv, rma din
bedrm., liv. rm.. din. rm., Kit. anl
bath. SIl,bOO. 3 bedrm., liv. rm,
din. rm., kit. and bath.
3es INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
All apts. have laundry and storagl
facil.. conv. loc,, mr.. stores ans
trans, for details and to inspec
call JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor
THE WESTCHESTER
6-FLooR WINo-center hall, liv
rrn, Bolarlum. din, rm., 2 bed.
rms. 2 baths, mod, kit. wall-to.
wall earpeting; $2S.000.
FIRST FL.--Liv, rm.. din. rm.. en-.
closed porch, bedrm., bath, kit.
southern exposure: Sii,600.
HALIr--Liv. rm.. solarlum. full
din. rm., bedrm,, bath, kit, 2 All
cond., rugs: $4,000.
8 FL.--3 exposures. han. liy. rm.
golarium. din. rm.. 3 bedrma,.
baths, maids rm. and bath. kit.
Can Mrs, Chauncey Murray Mon
RANDALL H. HACNER a Co, INC
DE. 2-3000
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Mr.. Z corners area; white bricl
colonial, 3 bedrms., Ia baths
sep. dining rm., fireplace, rec. rn1,
den, patio, screened porch. nr
Evening star., 1959-05-31

CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE, MD
June Is to Oct. 15: mr.. circle, g.
rm. Colonial residence, nicely
furn., 3 screened porches, 3h
baths, maids rnn., washer, drier,
dishwasher. Adults. OIL. 2-0O26.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE NV
Spacious air-cond.; bedrms.,
baths, maids rTn., garage. Nice
grounds. Avail immed. Lease; 5000
l.. j. MILLS g. SONS, INC, JU
9-4650, MA. S-456l.
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-Lsrse 4-bsdrn., s-6aih NOME home
din. din; rm.k p,.k equip, kit, ~, dbsmta ga
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APARTMENTS A WANTED

LARGE, R0OMY. old fashioned,
unfurn.. apt: duiet, white neigh
boIhood. nr. transp, and shopping; /;
retired professional couple. BOX
l34-T, Star.
MEDICAL STUDENT desires furn
summer sub-let, Bethesda: refs,
XII. 9-3609.
RETIRED LADY, white. wishes ef-
nc. apt. or 1 hskpe. room; conv.,
reas., clean, immed. BOX 4Sg-S,
Star. ne
WOMAN with child wants i-bedrm,
apt; prefer unfurn.; Wheaton,
kensington area. MA, 2-136S.
WORKING MOTHER with iS-mo-
old boy wants furn, 1-b.r. apt,
with loan Of porch privileges;
IN. s-sSis. isA' hO' S-4zoA Oi
CoL0RED-L1V. RM., din. fm
kit.,. bedrm.; not over $40
month: ne. or NV. Washington,
AD. Z-e43O
C0LORED--3 GIRLS DESIRE a a.
bedrm. apt, furnished, willing 10
pay. up to 500 mo. IN q nice
nghhrhd.. not to far out. TU.
2-2634.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

FAIRFAX, Sleepy Hollow, Mclean
area--Homee for rent. Call FAIR
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3728 LEGATION ST. NV.

Attractive detached brick residence.
"a block from Conn. ave.--Fouf
bedrms.. 2 baths, 2 large porches
Il glass enclosed. garage, gas hot
water heat; nicely Handicapped. To
inspect, call EN-. 2-5S1S Tor ap-
pointment.
COLORED-WADE RD. Sc, mr..
Evening star., 1959-05-31

TnDEN GARDENS-2 bedrooms, 2
baths, large living room, sun room,
family sized dining room. Owner
leaving town. Switchboard and
public dining room in building.
Inspection by appointment. j.
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-S400.
TILDEN GARDENS "A prettier
view Of the gardens and q better
exposure are not to be had than
is offered from this lovely 2 bed
ROOM. "a bath apartment. Rea-
sonably priced and a sale can be
arranged on either an all cash or
term basis. Please phone for fur
ther details and appointment
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400.
TILDEN GARDENS-Owners leav-
ing washington and offer their
large .3-bedroom. 2-bath apart
ment. for sale. This is an excep-
tional apartment occupying . fun
wins with 3 exposures. Please
phone for details and appolntment
TO inspect. j. NELSON HUGHES.
en-, 2-S400.
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BETHESDA, MD.
CALL J. r. PEYTON

Montgomery Ave- bedroom, Ih-
bath: enclosed sun porch. Nicely
furnished; large rooms. excellent
neighborhood.
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HARRIS MOVERS: insured van ser;
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEx.-3-bdrm. brick Townhouse
Bsmt.; back yard; washer and
dryer; avail. June. Lease, S165.
XII. S-5997 wk. days after 6.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-4-bedrm
2h-bath house; avail. June Is tC
Sept. q. Call WO. 6-0329.
ARL.-Must rent nicely furn., 4.
bedrm. bungalow; 10 minis. d. c,
Move in today; Sl40. JE. 4-1969.
ARL., n. OF Lorcom iane-5-rm.
bungalow, lge. screened porch,
shady yard, attached garage, neat
" furnished, mos. or longer
S14O. ia. 2-057S.
ARL.-Must rent nicely furnished
4-bedrm. bungalow. Fine location;
$l45. JE. 4-1909.
BETHESDA KENWOOD PARK
Large fenced lot, 4 bedrms.: $500.
OIL. H-2Ob6
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WOODBRIDGE - White occupancy,
white neighbors.. 2400 20th 81.
ne. ,Attr. det. 2-bedrms.. newly
gee. home. eas h.-w heat porches.
Fenced yard. abundance free park
mo country-llke surroundings;
sun, and Mon. Phone Mon. NO.
7-OB6O.
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Whitesell Real Estate

13101 ARDENNES AVE.--3 bedrm
Twinbrook home. left. picture
window in liV. rm., firepl., auto
washer: immediate occupancy
S115 mo. HA. 7-7ls7, weekdays
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WEsTG6TE, EARLsTc
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER req. 4 bedrms. and
den or 5 bedrms.; June Is or sub
sequent. Yr. lease. XII. S-0352.
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sse2 3Ist ST, N.W.--3 6edTms..
Ice. porch and garage; Sl60 Pres
ent tenant with show. WALKER A
DUNLOP, INC. co. 5-0299.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ATTENTION, LADIES. - Moving7
Light loads, SO up; BY white CIV
student, HU. 3-s6s2, BU. 3-2492.
APPROVED MOVERS "a rooms,
ice. IA. 6-70i7.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE =
VIII accept surplus furniture al
part payment on your moving
storage; reas. rates. ia. o-2937.
HARRIS MOVERS: insured van serv,
ice; exper.. white men: rates as low
as $5 per hour. Once. 10. 7-S341
HAULING G-ANYTHING-ANYTIMF
MONT; essS COUNTY AMP VICINITY
LICENsED-we have 3 reduced )
which now incl. 9 services, short
notices, patient, sanitary. HILLS
TR., sP. 3-0666, LU. i-95O0.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches O speciality. 8. L, NOR
RIS. TU. 2-1150 or TU. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage
in separate rooms: expert pack
ing. Phone NO. 7-0164, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC, Established
1905.
MOVING AND HAULING. any tirde;
used turn. part payment. ]. AND
*. MOVING CO., DU. 7-S656.
rAYLOR'S TRANsFER-Five rooms,
$25: enclosed padded vans: "a
hour service. AID. 2-2409.
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4-bEDkM. Oct. mouse, Takoma
tp,ik tpark. Nd; lst tir: powder rm,
tull bath, 2nd mr.; roomy LIST fir..
JJSlns JSns on gaa' ness' ffSr4se fnrs ~ a.; POS.
Noon, LU 2-5206. DIXIE REAL.
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HENRY HENRY J. RoBB, Inc; :,

ssTH Mr., Mass. Ave. NV, en-
bassy section, very fine, roofny
house, 8 rms. oil heat. finished
bsmt.. lg.. yd., garage, possession
about July IA 1925. Insp. By
SSppt. Mon, DIXIE REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1959-05-31

1l43 9th ST. N,W.-S bsdrms., iiv.
rm., din. rm., kit. 2 baths; SI25
mo. Call Sat. all day, sun. 70 1900,
weekdays after . pm, IA. e-225l.
Evening star., 1959-05-31

Living room room with with hrepiScss. tiASs din.
Fh@i hsdrn scrn; w,iS Peh ~, moo; sits master sI.
mo: call EN-. 3-3026 for inspec-
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DAVID R. NIMMER

Mai. Gen. U, s. Marines Ret.
REALTOR
All s. Wash. St., Alex, Va.
OV. 3-44i1 Ewes. TIE. 6-0504
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SHEPHERD PARK u blk. walter
Reed)-Mod. brk., center hall,
liv. rm.. firepl. with mirsor, din;
rm., lge. sun rrn., mod. kit, 4
bedrms., 2ia baths, drapes. cor
nices, Venetian blinds, carpets,
exhaust fan, new auto. washer,
lge. knotty- pine rec. with extra
kit, garage, newly decor, S195
DAWN REALTY. TU. 9-7071.
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE, s175
with lease: very large 3-bedroom
rambler, with full basement, first
floor recreation room; swimming
pool; over 9 acres, wooded: ideal
for the family that likes to putter;
magnificent location near Argyle
Country Club A. J. KESSINGER
& CO., JU. 9-4544.
Evening star., 1959-05-31

ALEX., Aspen st.--a.bedrm. hsmt
washer, drier, bus, shopping,
schools Only sia5. july 5fst,
Evening star., 1959-05-31

2932 28th st. NV. near Sheraton
Park Hotel. Newly decor. 3 bed
rm.. 2 bath, house with all mod :
ern kitchen. Built-in garage. Key
at 2932 Ssth st. NV. or can Il. q,
SM1THY CO., ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-05-31

N, ARL.-Rambler. 8 bedrms., 1H
baths, full din rm., WV carpet
ing. lge. above ground rec. rm.,
washer, 1ryer, air cond. unit.
blk. to bus. COW 20 schools; S1S5
mo.
Evening star., 1959-05-31
Sc, Near Fairfax Village
1900 41St ST. Sc.
AVAILABLE JUNE
S80.50

Lovely large 2-bedrm. homes with
living room, dining room. modern
kitchen and full basement.
ALDON MANAGEMENT CORP.
MA S-67d0
Evening star., 1959-05-31

MCLEAN, VA.-New 3-bedrm., 2.
bath brk. rambler; complete CT
elec.-kit. with dishwasher and wal
oven; 25 min. to Pentagon anc
D.. c.: $175, lease purchase ar.
rangements can be made.
A 4 n n
Evening star., 1959-05-31

SPARKLING NEW brick rambler in
Landover, Nd; . bedrms., fun
ep eefpmt s,a si2s per mo, Can AoENTs
Evening star., 1959-05-31

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, Fairfax
Co., contemporary rambler: liv.
rm. with raised hearth firepl., din.
rm.; all elec. kit, 3 bedrms., 2
baths. 1S-fs. den, Ice. rec. rm.
MRS sTrENG5ER N"O'