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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Mrs c. L. Marks and Juan And
erson spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Morgan, Jr
Enjoys Picnic Supper
Saturday night, the Andersons
and their guests and Mrs. A. G.
Wood and Miss Cora Wood had a
picnic supper with the Morgans and
their guests. Sunday, the Morgans
and their guests had dinner with
the Andersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flood and
their son, John, attended church at
Chestnut Grove Sunday and went
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henson Norris
home to dinner.
Luncheon guests in the Flood
home during the week We're Mr.
and Mrs James DuVal and their
children. and Mrs Una Flood. Mrs.
John Walden, and Miss Mae and
Morris Walden. Callers during the
week, besides the neighbors, were
Mrs Ernest Cole. Mrs cecil
Tanner and her children and Mrs.
Frank Jones and her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walden and
their children were week end guests
in the 0 j Thompson home. Sat
urday. leaving Aubrey with his
grandparents and taking Nat with
them. Mr. and Mrs. Walden went
to Bugs Island for a look-around.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson had Sun
day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Al
thur Davis,
Miss Beth Forbes spent Thursday
night IN Scottsville with MI. and
Mrs. John Dorrer Friday. Miss
Forbes and Mrs. Dolrlor shopped
IL Charlottesville. and while having
lunch at Miller and Rhoads they
claim they met all Of their BucE-
lngnam friends.
Annual Lake Picnic
Wednesday, Miss Forbes enter
tanned at her annual Holiday Lake
picnic, and as always. her. honor
guests were among the small fry
They We're Beth and George Good
win, Jane and judy Lynch. Allan
Phllpotrs. Elizabeth Ann Parker
and Susan and Nan Forbes Mrs.
Goodwin and Mrs Lynch were
there too. but the day belonged to
the youngsters.
Monday, Miss Forbes was hos
tess at luncheon, Her guests were
Miss Dillon, of Kansas City, Miss
Judy Corson and Mrs. Lorna Scott.
Dorothy Lee Dunn is back at
home after spending the week with
the Alfred Rosens Sunday. Mrs
Hattie Morgan Ivanhoe Morgan
and Dorothy Lee went to lynch
burg to see Mrs. Morgan's sister.
Mrs. Whately.
Sunday dinner guests in the R
H. Flood home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey jenkins and son, wilton
Lee, Of Petersburg. and Nh. and
Evening star., 1959-06-17
LoeWen|)erq
Not Denied on
Loyalty Issue

The Board of Foreign Scholar
ships. which picks professors
for grants under the Fulbright
educational exchange program.
says 1t has no evidence Of dis
loyalty on the part Of Prof. Bert
j. Loewenberg. /. stood by a
decision against a grant for him
but said selection methods will
be reviewed.
A professor Of history at
Sarah Lawrence College. Bronx
vile. N. ", Mr.. Loewenberg ap-
piled to lecture at Leeds Uni
versity in Great Britain.
Although he had been rec
commended by screening COM
mittee, the board repected Mr..
Loewenberg and selected an al
| ternate, Prof Wendell H. Ste
phenson of the University OF
Oregon.
The Mississippi Valley His
torical Association, an organi-
cation Of teachers and scholars.
has said it learned Mr.. Loewen-
berg was turned down solely
Evening star., 1959-06-17
Named President

John w. Lainhart. a retired
accountant, was reelected
president last night of the Ana
costa Citizens Association.
Elected first vice president was
Mrs. Cary @. Smith: second
vice president. William Tabott
and treasurer. Mrs. John r.
Fitzgerald. The meeting was
in the Anacostia Methodist
Church, Fourteenth and U
streets Sc.
Evening star., 1959-06-17
Debt ceiling Plan Up
In House I omorrow

the debt-ceiling bill up for
House action tomorrow.
The administration has told
Congress that the 40-year-old
Az per cent limit on interest
rates for bonds needs to be
wiped out to give the Treasury
more fiexibility in selling bonds
on the competitive market.
Rate Hike Feared
Some members Of Congress
have expressed concern that
such a move will cause an up
ward spiral in interest rates
generally.
Senators Clark. Democrat Of
Pennsylvania. and Morse. Dem
ocrat of Oregon, with eight
Democratic colleagues, pro-
posed in the Senate that the
debt ceiling be reduced by a
bookkeeping device which
would take into account sumf
owed to the Government.
Their bill would apply the
ceiling to the net debt instead
of the gross debt. They said
that this would permit lowering
the limit to 1858 billion instead
of raising it to $295 billion as
Mr.. Eisenhower asked.
Evening star., 1959-06-17
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower's re-
quest that Congress again boost
the national debt ceiling won
approval yesterday of the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee. But II didn't go all
the way with his proposal.
The committee voted to hike
the permanent ceiling from
$28S billion to $285 billion in
stead of to the $288 billion
figure Mr.. Eisenhower asked.
The group approved the
Presidents request for a tenn
porary one-year ceiling that
would permir the debt to climb
to a record peacetime high Of
$295 billion. The current tenn
porary debt ceiling Of $288
billion expires June 30.
Nearly S2S6 Billion
The actual debt Is now nearly
1886 billion.
AS expected, the committee
divorced Mr.. Esenhower's debt
ceiling request from his pro-
posal that Congress, at the
same time. remove the ceiling
from interest rates on Govern
ment long-term financing bonds
and Savings Bonds.
Chairman Mills. Democrat OF
Arkansas, said he plans to call
Evening star., 1959-06-17

bright program. The program
itself is administered by the
State Department.
Various governmental and
private agencies advise the
scholarship board and screen
and recommend applicants.
One Of these Is the Conference
Board Of Associated Research
Councils, which is responsible
for screening candidates for
lecturing and research. 1t
passed upon Mr.. Loewenberg.
Evening star., 1959-06-17

Okl bllC biVuAlun bAlAb llAb Ivy ally
TO the United States is suspect"
Termed Embarrassing I
Members Of the scholarship
board told a news conference
yesterday they had no idea how
the security issue was injected
into the case and said, 1t was
all very embarrassing.
In a statement issued with
the boards approval. Chairman
Robert O. Storey. dean Of law
at Southern Methodist Univer-
sity, Dallas, said the board had
reafflrmed its decision on Mr..
Loewenberg.
However" he added. ats de-
cision In the Loewenberg case
was not determined by evidence
of disloyalty as alleged"
Pressed by reporters as to
whether there was any evidence
before the board that Mr.. Loew-
enberg ever was disloyal to
the United States. Brig. Gen.
John N. Andrews tretired) re-
piled for the members:
There is no such evidence" "
Board Has Final Say
Gen. Andrews represents the
Veterans Administration on the
board. The board has 10 men,
bers, chiefly college presidents
and deans, appointed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
1t has the final responsibility
for selecting professors to go
abroad or to come here from
other countries under the Full
Evening star., 1959-06-17
Termed Embarrassing

ION the grounds that his loyalty
TO the United States is suspect"
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TO INSPECT CALL MRS. CLOPTOl
CHS Realty asyys Inc.


BETHESDA BURNING TREE-BY
bedrms., 3 baths, rec. rnl. opens
to patio. 7.mo.-old split: .full
bsnat., wooded lot, landscaped: 2
blocks new elem. school. Quick
sale, net to owner $1,000 and
assume M LIST trust OF .$21,bQ0
payable Sl62 per mos p1.t,A I'm
BETHESDA -BRADLEY~ HILLs--1si
Offering Of this charming custom
brick rambler, located on q Sc
cluded y acre with heaut. oas
trees and thousands Of dollars oi
landscaping: center hail, liv. I'm.
16x32. sep. din. rm. immense kit
with pantry. 2 master bedrms., 2
baths, screened porch. garagei
: $4,000. KORzENDORFER, REAL
TOR. OF. 4.S1lI.
BETHESDA. conv. Naval Hospital,
B-CC and Our Lady Of Lnutdes---
Immac. 3-hedrm.. brick Colonial:
SEP. din. rIIi., mod. kit. full hsmt.,
SaETRssfR rA flS ~ o. k 4sfii s 3
BETHESDA, Maplewood; SEA, 950---
Charming brick home IN excel.
cond. 4 BEDRMs., 2 COMPLETE
Gated on level. natural lot with
many trees. in . much-sousht-
assume present loan ct 4iaes In
terest rate. Immediate occupancy.
Call OWNER. OIL. 2-0326.
BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area,
white brick Colonial. slate roof,
storm windows. patio, screened
rms. fun 6snt., Waii-to-waii car
peting. iirepl. Excellent cond,
Price $3.50. 10 inspect, cali
OIL. 4-7746 after $50 weekdays.
all day Saturday and Sunday.
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BETnKGDA--7eei old cherter nd.
Open Sat, and Bun. 81, AIr-c6nd
white prk.. coIoniali . bedrms,,
per a0's. rfRLz iEtkiik2 woL-
ksaiEE ssaa 81! sl SSR:.s g. -cd AZ
ngLHEeDA. NH. bedIms Dos
sihle 4fh: brk aplit-ieyels cam
not o reproduced AZ this price,
sSs sisOYb b p OWN ssss ' 81 ,S.asSSS 0o
BETHESDA. near Burning Tree
and nethesda Country clqb--im-
mhculate, f-bedroom, 2M-beth.
largc-sixe epllt-icvcl, ! with din-
inK room. ultramodern Kitchen,
screened porch, recreation room
with fireplace, garage, low. low
I'M sys oS SssfF. s SE. ssss
1 s:.9 80 ssse.S dsIsd a ssss
rambler Oh Kitchen, dlnlns room,
living room. maids room, recrea-
place and sliding glass walls:
RAILS iRsoaFs cokf yiee 81 acs csos
BETHESDA area = Three. bedroom
brick IAN 3 leI DELIGHTFULLY."-
lot: near NH. Suburban and Naval
e z3iIis1lfi i CORR, ,oL. ..osos
BETHESDA, GREEN ACRks - Q.
bedroom brick Colonial. finiahed
basement, lovely enclosed yard.
Near Western. VIII sell $i8.7BQ.
low down payme7, ,9r rent With
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PrevieWs
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
A BuY--ARMY MAP. CABIN JOHN
41nQ5(l--NEW

A BUY--ARMY MAP. CABIN JOHN
$16,950--NEW
New e-rm. rambler: huge lot;
bsmt. Act fastl OPEN TODAY
fobihAkss A 4 sos e I rs ST. s T,sa!
A YOUNG COUPkE VIII appreciate
the start that this cute 2-bedrm.
home viii eiye thenil Il has . full
bsmt.. gas heat, near bus and
Rihf pEaY c $40 49, Sn s .ss ss's eo.s'l
acc AREA--LaFge home. Can Be
s Ssen ss apss; z acre potential A
70 store, school, r. o. Lady leav-
ms e tcyni m must ~ ssll' saeiifiee.
AMERICAN UNIV. Park AREA
A charming older home with 4
hedrms, large entr. hall. iiv. rrn.
with fireplace. femily-sise din,
rm large mod. kits with wall
oven. Walking distance to schools
and transp, $i7,e50. GEO: w.
ave, OF. 2-2123. Sun. Q to 8. !
ARGYLE CLUE ESTATES, near
Forest Glen I'd. ~ All brick;
bodrms., ia baths. sep. din. rm..
carpeting, pine-paneled den, large
screened porch. BY OWNER Ju,
D-30p4,. 1O025 Tenhrook dr., Sill
yer ,SnrinR. Nd 90
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. OFER9

AN4naAA W. VI 4At3
HILLCRKAT, 37iS Camden st.
Det. spllt-leyel spanish bungalov;
3nrr;. tile bath. sas h.-v.h;, dhle'
sSi iss's ss:. 9 lIsSs On z ASH ' r.,
HlEfcKEsT, Oh Pa. ave. SASS
Highwood dr.. oyerlookine city.
pet, y rms, . bedrnls., : iull
baths: 2 bedrms. and bath. LIST
noor rec. rm.. sib.oUO or offsr.
HsLcREsr. Branch ave. mr.. Ala
hama ave. Open = 10 6-Large
aet. 2 rms. baths; y 6eorms.,
~. pstns: =, ana mo . n; BERN sa,s.a s,la
porch fali tiled bsmt.. waii-to-
vall carpet. large landscaped lot,
HsL LICE; on Branch aye.-ror
1he larBe family, Gus. built, Diet.
hrick. center hall; 3 rms, : baths:
With hedrma den ana bath LIST,
a hedrms. and hath, Ind A.: full
bsult. with rec. rfa., gas hs-W.h.
saisss level lot. $4,000. 10
HiLISRksT. near Branch ave-
ym.. kit, enci. pch., ! ise. b.r.,
End a.. full bsmf.,. oil h.-w.h., lge.
corner lot, Sl5.o5O. ar.
HILLcRE8T. Fort Baker dr.. Over
lookins city; Large brick rambler,
9 rms.. 3 BIZ. knotty-pine club
I'm. hullt-in garage. By Apt.
dLA1GHE6I Q 20 ST. mr.. Pa. ave,
Aa4 yrs. old, brick rambler, 6
rms:. lse; b.rs full bsmt., gas
cGS6Rssssi i HSioHrs. s4os Wheel.
~ nat q . ff1o hattie
toI sp,s Pic. 'G 4isss VII With s9 SIS.
Nt4ntiel cash. BY apt.
ANAcoSTIA: l4th ST. uf. Good
Hope rd.--Brk., 8 rms, 2 baths.
peh.; priced right with substan-
ANAcosTiiA. lslg Pleasant st.-
4 barsatnI pet; brks z rms Z
bedfmss hathss 1 on LIST a;
hsmt; eas h.-R.h. For quick sale,
4kA uiSSSi a. i nRRs' You ST. Corn
ef brk-. 8 rms, Q bedrms., 2 encl.
pprches: fun bsmt.; Oh h.--W.h.,
ANA a;sosi III. siis 18th SIS
rms, 3 hedrms.; gas h.-w.h.: IN
excel. cond,, $3.50. BY appt.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. s. Cap
itol st.---emldet. brick: 9 large
bsmt.; dishvasher. disposal: fenced
level lot. $la,950. For quick sale.
1907 Park place--vacant; open
.9-e: large Oct. shingle; 2 rms.
fun hsnt.. oil h.-w.h.; large level
/. lot Sf3,950, best offer.
ANACosTlA, 1885. Maple View pl.
bet. asbestos shinele bungalow,
5 large rms, bath: full bsnit.: oil
h:.vh.: 50xe00-ft. lot. A bargain.
81. FRANCIS PARIsH-Det. brk..
lge. rm., 1st 4 powder rml..
rec. rui., 2 frepls. S1e.950. By
appt.
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BETHESDA. New rambler. AL
value, low cash payment. easy
terms. prestige area. yet this
darling home has an asking price
Of only S24.e5O. Builder must
SELL II you want choice neigh
borh0od and good neighbors. come
out today. Drive out Bradley
blvd. turn right on Valley rd:t
1 block, thF right on Ridge I'd.
to e7O0. M AKET REALTY Co.,
OF. 2-s454.
BETHESDA PARK-Modern split
level: 3 bedrms.. eathedral-cetltng
.lIv. rnn.. huge kitchen with All
appliances, family rec. rms "a
baths: fenced yard. carpettng
incl. excellent location: S2l. 800.
OWNKR. WI. 2-Se9d.
BETHEsDA--5ARRETT PARK Es-
TATEs-Lovely. 3-bedrm. brick
: rambler. Rear screened porch.
rec. rm. with fireplace. NEW
FHA, sf7,sOO. 3O-YR. LOAN.
SI00 NO. FOR ALL: lmmed.
occup. co. oWNEp--DEAL d.
RECT. PRYBN HOMES Mr..
NAscA. en- b-2iS3: eyes, OIL.
+1-SLUS.
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WILSON KNoLLs

ltNal OfOc Dkt4LA90QN
OPEN SUNDAY, 1907
New antique brick contemporary
trees. Features 4 bedrms., 9 baths,
cathedral ilv, room. de luxe kit,
plus ground-ievel rec. room with
firepi., bedrm. and bath. Many
extras. Walk to elementary school
ana community swimming pool
Dir: out River I'd. 4 miles past
Western ave. left on Pyle dr..
bear right on Bannockburn I'd,
follow Metsler arrows. Ewes. Oh
METzLER, EN-, 2-74OO
BETHESDA, PARKWOOD = Brick
rambler. Lee. liv. rfn. with iire.
place. nice kit. screened porch
rec; rm S,ygEaE; $4,000 ;s 20 ,,s G TSE
PRYME HOMES, MR.. NAScA. I'm
5-21S3; EYES. OIL. 4-2403.
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CAPITOL HILL
AIS A ST. NE.
q OPEN TODAY

Vi GN AObAx
Inspection. l2-4. Generally air
eond.. new. compl.. rebuilt: mod.
kit. widishuasher. wall oven.
81 sD SMsE HRssiS Ssdi5. Oi * .s TSs
RIGGS PARK-Assume 4ss CT loan,
1 DIX. TO shopping, trans. and
school, 5-room brick semi-det.,
fenced yard, small down payment.
gaesnt ana immed. occupancy.
4e4l QUEENS CHAPEE TER. NE.
5sbedroom brk., "a baths, sep,
shauS iS Di insp.. ssar nnsEia Beautiful
C0LORED = Nc. MCKINLEY rs,
H. Randolph pla ne; Fine Oct;
in 2 complete apis. Gas h.-1.h..
porchcs. yards, sep. entrances,
Live in apt, rent the other, II
VIII pay. for your home. Excel.
ss mel nslsP ps%is fb f Nc .SsSs
COLORRD-e ROOMS. rs BATHS.
powder rm,. large recreation fm.:
metal awnings. AL condition. BY
OWNER. Open all day sunday.
VA oglethorpe st. ne; LA. D.
C0L0RED = WOODBRIDGE, 1871
5sA M sssEs 81; No 10, r com
huilt-in garage. Only 81 BOG
f GC. s.d no9oEs sy.. ho 81 s ssslt'r'
CQLOREn-31e CLAIMING ST.
z nrs;. 2 epts5 I rms. hath ee
COLoRED-2960 CARLTON AVE.
rs rms, bath, full bsmt.. R.h.-w.h.
Lge: lot. ODD sch. $500 dn. UN.
COLORED--3S ANACOsTIA RD.
nr. MINI. ave. and Benning rd.--l
Det. 2-story. rear fenced I'd: e,
sssf sar ~; rw hsv smsll ~ dI. pymn1ss
cOL0RED--e223 KANSAS AvE.--l
Neat. 2-bedrm., semidet brick.
lovely, cow. loo. Priced for quick
k ia sso e. ssssssssgD Ia n i.s7zs
C0L0RED-LINCOLN PK.--2-fam-
ily brk.; 2 bedrms. each apt, full
s esnat.' sep. hsstins units ais.. nice
house in trade. JOHN L. Shell
TON. REALToR. 10. $4,000.
COLORED-l0l0 FORT DAVIS Pr.
hedrms. z .iuil baths: sara pstlo.
sunday 4 It'll dark MRS, vINsoN.
LU. 2.6449s LU. 1-0705: eyes,,
LII. 1-5OO2.
COLORgD-RAIRFAX Village
BY OWNER: 3-hedrrn., bsMt.,
semidet. hrk. OF appr.. S12,0n0.
loan S SI'vS q $4,000 dnI LU dg'e s-o4ss
COL.-222 NICHOLSON 81. Ne
op. sun. 2-6 pm. Mod semidet.
brk.. 5 rms. RE. 5-5224, W. B.
CoLOREDEl2l2 BUCHANAN ST.
REDUCED $1,000
Lou so, d s:0! Hy%s YIN Be- s Spsn iSr
DAVID j. KEPPEL
LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER
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HOUSES FOR sALE-R.E.
BRoOKLAND

BROOKLAND
p.,.. he: NEW EEwT q! 81 q; s5; !,
rm,, din. rma kit 3 bedrms y
bath. 2ud floor: 4 bedrms..
baths. Within walking distance
OF 6. y. OIL h.-w.h. IN excellent
condition. For appointment. call
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 K ST. NV. ME. s-4323
CAPITOL HILL = Houses ID area
S sSia e Sa g F.hls srif Isl g.
zsis Or mr.. FORD. II 4.Sos4.
LYMAN 1CsS g; DELE q Cos NC
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COLONED
OPEN, 100 TO $50
1924 ALLISON ST. NE
100 Buchanan st. NE
1925 Goth st. NE.
c s:ss, srlss e ssss: Al AZ h s,ss a
luxe kits, some have den. recrea-
ton room, garase and all have
Rogers REALTY co,
Ma. $4,000 La. e-l043 La. 9-lOlo
TRADE-TERMS CASH
53l1 Chillum Place NE.
RECREATION ROOM
DIR: Out Riggs I'd. n.e.. right on
Chillum place to home.
S89 MONTH
Priced rediculously low with con.
low down payment. Like new. s.
rm. semidefached brk.. full bsmt.,
gas heat, LIST 4. powder rm,. front
/. concrete porch. Storm windows,
rugs, drapes. garbage disposal,
stove and refriRerator, This home
must be sold today. FLA or con-
SIDNEY GERSTENFELD
CITIZENS REALTY co.
sun. aE. 1-i6s5. ia. 9-siss
FOR coLoRED
$245 DN., $61 MO.
A good quiet neishhcrhood close 70
syerthine, near ns z: 4 eys ,.s and ~, ~
heat: rear scr. !. porch: nice yard
r. A. HUMPHREYS
MA. 5000 Realtors 9 Mass. Ave
OPEN z 10 6
$500 dn.. beautifully decorated
IFHA appraisal $4,000. approx,
SsS mi P pem G rs s willsm III.
s aiNf ri REAL EsTAf Il i ssRElcE
HU. 3-5s2S.
CoLoRED-OPEN / 10 9
MUST SELL
Terms TO suit. semidet. 6-rm. brk,
mod. kit. powder rfns I'm. rec.
rm.: c0nv. Out N. Hamp. ave, to
Oneida ST., turn right to 622
OWNER, La. 0-3271.
coLORRD
OPEN 2 TO z
61e fifth Ct ne; 3.bedrm: row
R siy. 500 down. SHss siSS a g. Ds "
w B & M REALTY INC.
RE. $3.50 Ewes. RE. 5-436e
coLORED-NEAR MONASTERY
1883 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
EXCLUSIVE
Neiehborhood choice residential.
Concrete front porch. all brick 3
large bedrooms fireplace. Many
outstanding points. House will be
open 2 stil 2. No phone. Come see
and buy.
CoLORED-RIdGs PIX. NE.
Rec. Rm.-PoWder RIM.
Mod. semidet. brk.: 3 lge. bedrms.,
master bath, dream ut. with all
the extras carpeting. air eond ,
covered front porch, lovely fenced
yard. Only ga yrs. cd.
MELVIN FRIEDMAN. RA. 3-6300
coLORED-b011 N. CAPITOL
MODERN DUPLEX
hrk-. compI. ants. full
MELVIN FRIEDMAN. RA. 3-0300
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KEN DRUSKIN

1900 yiers Mn I'd, 10. S-3366
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE with lovely
mansion on lO-acre knoll with
magnificent panorama; 10 rms.
and Ga baths In main house,
and B-rm. and bath apt. over 4
car garage: tremendous rris., ex-
ceptfonal charm: 9 lovely fire-
places, porches, trees. etc. Won:
derfui home for entertaining and
would be ideal for embassy. clinic,
school. restaurant, Sale, rent or
rent with ontion. Call J. G. emikh
20 2-01bl. ewes. Oh 4-20s4.
BETHESDA = Is BEDROOMS, 4
BATHS, liy. rm. with cathedral
ceiline and firepl., din. rmi., bit.
with bkfst. counter, sunny family
room opening onto concrete ter
race. knotty pine paneled rec. rm.
With frepL. and adj. snack Ffi.,
sleeping porch: lie glass and glass
operated doors. circular driveway,
swim. pool sp.: pvt. ana quiet
boulevard address. Near schools.
bus, clubs. etc. Ideal, for family
with in-laWs, or FOR DOCTOR
AZ rpPIcE-RFSrpENCE. SSS.500
OWNER. OIL. 2-2546.
BETHESDA, $3.50 Ridge rd:, 3
eearms. ~ rm ny. Win nfsp,; 80
yard. S24 800, ROBERT w. ALL
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0pEN D M Y

OPEN z 10 z
6f2 Fifth 81 ne; 3-hedrm. row
brick. Extra large for the bis
family. $500 down. 500 mo. payi
. B & M REALTY INC.
RE, $3.50 Ewes. RE. 5-4369
cOLORED-NEAR MONASTERY
1888 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
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MIST SELF Z

Terms to suit. semidet 0-rm. brk.
mod. kit. gcysdssr F Ei.,s m n. rec e
Oneida st., turn right TO b22
OWNER, La. D-3271.
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EXCLUSIVE

Neighborhood choice residential.
Concrete front pofch, all brick; 3
large bedrooms. fireplace. Many
OUTSTANDING points. House will be
open 2 I'll 2. No phone. Come see
and buy.
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MA. s-soa0 Realtors 3 Mass. ave
OPEN Y 10 a

$500 dr.. beautifully decorated,
$50 mo. Don't miss seeing this
beautiful home CAL William +
SAINT SAY l ZEAL ESTATE SERVICE
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BEAT
HEAT


ss:i.: snsie;sd ia 9. hss. (, t9r ysSr
bedrms.. 2 baths, plus 4 FAM
~ rm. that leads to the delieht-
fully cool breezeWay and Gear
garage. Picturesquely placed on an
acre of velEety green grass and
excellent financing. $50 800 and
OK'd 4 TRADES,
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6M0gga

COLEsVILLE-Lge. liy. rm.. q bed
rms, kit, bath, din. rm.. LIST o.;
lge.. studio apt, kit, bath, dinette,
End d.: sep. entrances or can use
as ! unit. Bsmt., dbl. gar.s as.
firepl., on either "a q. or. adj. lots
UP to 3 acres. Can rent LIST n.
subject to sale. lS92o-2s overton
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AS A. CUCUMBER In this all-bficl
rsneher that's located CLOSE IN.
summer enjoyment, 3 hedrms.,. Z
baths and double nrepl pluI
Zee les I iosn inS sa q afe a nI Sd .Sm;
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03O6 HoLLINs DR.-New CENTER
hall brick rambler, bedrms. ian
Sars Isl rooms IA s hath fi Risc5en
Old 0eorgetown I'd. fBethesdaJ to
Ashburton (past RyIand) left TO
SINGLETON. right to Rollins. left to
1905. IS
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CplOEthL'--Et1 NFk1o a. H'H'
Rec. Rm.-Powder RIM.
Mod. semidet. brk.; , lge. bedrms:,
master bath, dream ut. with all
the extras, carpeting. air eond /,
covered front porch, lovely fenced
yard. Only ga yrs. cd.
MELVIN FRIEDMAN. RA. 3-63O0
7SOf O1ET1L s01f a rA0TTflr.
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immaculate 4-bedru., g
bath brk. Care Cod. Liy. I'm.
with fireplaces separate din.
rm., large fully equipped
kitchen, full bsmt.; 65x113
level lot; off-etreet parkins.
All conveniences. This home
must be seen 70 be appre-
DIRECTIONS: out Conn.
ave. past Chevy Chase pl. TO
Kensineton pkwys. right on
Kensington pkwy. TO S913
and OPEN SION
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-11
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.

Dear Editor
1t is shocking to think, that
The Rev. DR.. Jackson of Chicago
president of The National Bap-
tist Convention has thrown a
monkey wrench into the NAACP.
Machinery that is fighting so
manfully in Little Rock for The
rights of the colored children,
as has been handed down by The
Supreme Court
In sending that telegram to Roy
Wilkins, stating, that the NAACP,
was pushing the Board of Edu-
cation too fast in indignation: He
not only give the segregationists
a great weapon to use on the
NAACP. but encouraged them to
try the harder to split up the
eolored leaders into fractions.
II the NAACP should compro-
mise or retreat from Little
Rock, when victory is now in
sight, it would not only set the
fight for civil rights back several
years; but would cause many of
our Caucasian or white friends
to turn away from US in disgust.
Ii the segregationists paid DR..
Jackson to send that telegram,
they certainly must have gotten
much comfort out of what he