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the Soviet Premier will arrive
here that day. They said they
could not officially confirm that
date, however, since the final
word has to come from Mr..
Khrushchev himself.
Where the Russian Premier
will land in the United States
depends on the type Of airplane
he will use, officials said.
1t is expected in any case.
that he will come directly to
Washington.
U. N. Visit Weighed
InformantS said that since
Mr.. Khrushchev is an official
guest of the United States, his
visit to Washington would by
all means precede an eventual
appearance elsewhere, such as
the United Nations General
Assembly in New York.
This does not rule out the
possibility that the Russian
leader may address the Gen.
eral Assembly after his WASH
ington visit.
President Eisenhower men.
toned only September in an
nouncing yesterday that Mr.,
Khrushchev would come here.
and that later in the fall he
would return the Russians
visit.
In any event the Khru-
observation-disclosures exchange of
visits raises United States
Soviet diplomacy to the summit
level, whether or not it results
IN a formal summit conference
on a broader scale.
Mr.. Eisenhower's exchange
OF visits with Mr.. Khrushchev
and an earlier trip to Europe
to confer with heads of the
major Western allies will give
the President direct contacts
with the participants in any
later summit meeting.
To-Day Tour Planned
Talks with Mr.. Eisenhower
and a Today tour of the Ma
ton are among the plans for
the KhruShchev visit. Reports
from Moscow said the Russian
Premier is expected to bring
along his wife, son and daugh-
ter.
There also were reports Mr..
Eisenhower would be accom-
panied to Russia by his wife
and son.
The Khrushchev announce.
ment overshadowed MIR. Eisen-
hower'S plans for an earlier
series of meetings with British,
French and West German heads
OF government. These could
bear Importantly on his talks
with Mr.. KhruShchev.
United States officials said
details of the newly announced
See EISENHOWER, Page AT
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Police Will Not Get
Leave During Visit

Metropolitan Policemen will
not be able to take any annual
leave during the Washington
visit of Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev.
In a memorandum issued
yesterday. Deputy Police Chief
Howard V. Covell said the order
will tentatively apply beginning
September is. The memoran-
dun said that leave would be
granted only in extreme emer.
gencieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
BackersSp|it
On Next Step
InHome Rule
MuIter CIinging
To Petition; UdulI
Seeks New Course

Congressional supporters Of
District home rule today were
headed in at least two direc-
tions after a strategy session
to Ak tactics aimed at a floor
vote.
Representative Multer, Dem
ocrat of New York, said Strate-
giSts had agreed unanimously
to stand behind his petition to
pry from the House District
Committee legislation making
the District a territory.
But Representative Udall,
Democrat of Arizona, who was
host to the II strategists. said
they had decided to mark
time" on the Multer petition.
Home-rule hackers will conduct
a reconnaissance of the House
for a few days to determine
whether a new kind of dis
charge petition might win more
signatures, he said.
Mr.. Multer filed the original
discharge petition last Thurs
day. 1t called for debate of
one hour to be divided equally
between proponents and OPP
ponents of the bill, which could
be amended only by proponents.
Only IS Sign
Senior members of the House
District Committee Stemmed an
immediate rush to sign the
paper by attacking these con-
ditions as gags" on free debate.
By days end, IS had signed the
petition. Today it has collected
no more signatures.
Mr.. Multer, obviously upset
by the talk of withdrawing his
petition, said this morning that
he would not consider with
drawing it himself.
IF somebody else wants to
file new petition. they GER
tainly are free to do So" he
added.
But he made clear his con-
viction that opponents of his
petition would not agree to any
other, regardless of its debate
allowances.
Those who oppose the petit
ton are against home rule, :"
he said. They will continue to
engage in dilatory tactics to
keep any home rule bill from
coming to the floor"
Some of the most staunch
supporters of self-government
said today, however, that they
favored compromising the pc
titionS debate limits.
Mr.. Udall said home-rule
strategy had been formed by an
informal coalition of about Is
Representatives so far this ses-
sion. These members will de-
eide whether to continue to
back the Multer petition or to
shift gears to open debate, he
said.
For Greater Debate
He explained that he would
not try to impose his personal
view on this board of STRAIT
egy," since all previous deci-
sionS had been reached in con-
cert. He was understood to
favor a longer period of de-
bate, however.
Il agree with many of our
good, liberal friends that we
should grant greater debate op-
portunities," said Represent
ative Foley, Democrat of Mary
land. and a Signer of the
Multer petition.
Representative Rivers, Dem
ocrat of Alaska, said he would
See HOME RULE, Page At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
Compromise
Housing Bill
Being Drafted
Senute Unit Votes
Against Attempting
To Override Veto
By ]. A. O'LEARY
star Stan Writer

The Senate Housing Sub
committee began drafting a
compromise housing bill today
after voting 5-4 not to try to
override President Eisenhower'S
veto of the original measure.
Two top ranking Demo-
crats-Subcommittee Chairman
Sparkman of Alabama and Sem
ator Fulbright Of Arkansas
joined Republican Senators
Capehart of Indiana, Bush of
Connecticut and Beall of Mary
land in blocking a move to
override.
Senator Douglas, Democrat Of
Illinois, made the unsuccessful
motion to override and was
Joined by Democratic Senators
Clark Of Pennsylvania, Williams
/ of New Jersey and Muskie Of
Maine.
: Big Points at Issue
The subcommittee action
suggested the Senate Demo-
cratic leadership had decided
against any effort to reject the
veto and instead had decided
that a new bill should be
written.
Senate Democratic Leader
johnson has said he would be
guided by the subcommittee
decision on the veto matter.
The big points of controversy
between the President and con-
gressional leaders were urban
renewal and public housing.
These two questions remain to
be settled this afternoon.
The Democratic sponsored
bill which was vetoed. carried
5000 million for two years, as
against an administration re-
quest for $500 million. The
administration was against any
new public housing, but the
vetoed bill contained authority
for $4,000 new units, and dis
cretionary authority for the
President to authorize a higher
number.
Action Today Predicted
Informed sources said the
compromise bill will contain
some public housing. Senators
Sparkman and Capehart
agreed that by S pm. the sub
committee will report out a
compromise that the President
should sign.
In decisions reached this
morning, the subcommittee re-
tanned some features of the We
toed bill to which the Presi-
dent objected, but eliminated
others.
The compromise eliminates
lower down payments and 35-
year mortgages under FILA, re-
tanning the present limit of 80
Years.
Provisions retained to which
the President objected author
ize $50 million for direct loans
to provide housing for elderly
persons and relate to purchase
by the Federal National Mort
gage Association of mortgages
on cooperative housing.
The subcommittee also re-
tanned Treasury so-called back
door financing for urban re-
newal loans, which the admin
iStration wanted handled as
appropriations.
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Diplomats in Warsaw
See Easing Of Tension
Excitement and Relief Greet News;
Series of Top-LeveI Visits Forecast
By CROSBY S. MOVES
European Correspondent Of The Star

WARSAW, Aug. Although not unexpected, the
of Soviet Premier KhrushchevS forthcoming
visit to the United States has been greeted with excitement
and relief by Iron Curtain diplomats gathered here.
Neither Polands President Zawadzh Vice President
Nixon mentioned the visit in the of their formal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
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Beaten Nude Left Dead
Near Upper Marlboro
MiddIe-Aeed Woman Marked by Cuts,
Bruises Found on Farm Driveway

The nude body of middleaged woman-her race and
neck showing cuts and bruSes-was found today beside
rural road miles from Upper Marlboro Md.
Prince Georges County police said she appeared to nave
been slain elsewhere and flung out in farm driveway
From the condition Of her body police said she ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04

Governors Expect Visits to Be Helpful.
Pose AS
Cities Invite Red Boss Pese AT
Meeting Will Get United Stotes,
Russia, OFF the Hook. Pose 40
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Khrushchev Arrival
Sept. IS
Date Isn't
Firm; May
Visit u. N.
By the Associated Press

It now appears that Nikita
s. Khrushchev will begin his
visit to the United States on
September IS.
State Department officials
said today 1t is safe to assume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
TIE VAIEATuEn Full Report
TIE WEAI TEN or Poss Az

Cloudy. rain. scattered thundershowers to-
night; low about 20. Cloudy, warmer with
scattered thundershowers likely tomorrow.
Temperatures Today
Midnight 70 am.--69 Noon ---76
4 ANIL 10 ANIL p.m.-76
Temperature Humidity Index today. 50
Evening star., 1959-12-13
OAKVIEW

For only SI4,50O, 3-bedrm., exp.
Calf. rambler, with scr. porch,
and Ice. fenced yd
"BIG FAMILY HOME
Evening star., 1959-12-13
STOP. LOOK NJ SEE

With fully equip, kit, full bSmt
st turn 10 22nd pl and right to
6105.
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PRE-XMAS BUYS

@N@7 ~@@F4A1N~ Il Y Z y
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-3 lovely,
level acres surrounds this 80 : II
ranch rambler. adj golf course, in
Norb1ck area: only S16,25O.
Sl3,95O for conv. loo Colonial. on
lee, lot, mr.. st. GATHERINGS: newly
Gee
So 600 buys 2-bedrm brick-snd-
frame duplex with pine paneled
rec. room. full din. room. VIII
6-5lOr.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

SILVER STRING - Just S-month-
Young brick rambler. Three bed
rms sep. din. rm, and spac. kit
with dishwasher. diSp. and built in
oven. huge bright rec. rm Assume
Ice. loan, S20.950 and "O.K.d 4
TRADE " KEN DRUSKIN e. Co,
LO. 5-3366
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95O5 WARREN ST,

Montgomery HillS-Brick Cape
Cod lSt floor. rms and powuer
rm, 3nd floor. bedrms and
bath; full bsmt; lge. ward: con-
venient location
Evening star., 1959-12-13
ST. JOHNS
DESIGNED FOR YOU"

Is only l block from this roomy
and spac. 3-oedrm, ll7-bath brick
family home.
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nf0pgn

STRING. l2O56 Milton St.
off Viers Mill Rd. by ST. Augustine
Church-Vecant. $3.50 dn., SlO5
mo. SpotleSS 6-Tm. brk. mod. kit.
rec rm., fenced yd; where can you
beat it. cox & CO, RE. 7-1633.
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NICHOLAS
HE. 4-1OO0
SILVER SPRING
HOLIDAYS AHEAD"

Only SlS,q5O for this captivating
3-bedrm. brick rambler with fabu-
louS nm. rec. rm. and lge. fenced
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FIVE BEDROOMS
Chevy Chase

Please call US about the many fine
features this builder occupant
has put into his spacious rambler.
such as 3 bedrms and den on
main level. . bedrooms and a end
kitchen on lower level; 3 fire.
places, 2-car garage, breezeway,
etc, All on almost q acre wooded
grounds near Rock Greek park,
priced at S37.95O.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave JU. 9-4134 Til 900
FAIRLAND- Brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms, living rm. with fireplace
separate ching rm 14-acre leve,
lot $1,000 down, FHA LAIRD B
SCOTT, REALTOR. Ju. 9-042O.
FLOWER AVE.-All-brick 2-bedrm
bungalow. eypan to 3 bedrms
den full bsmt fenced yd., wood
Pd lott assume $4,000 loan.
81 $50 RUTHERFORD g. SHUL-
Y. JU T-o100
FOREST ESTATES : Lovely large
Colonial brick lst-fl. powder rm
and den. 3 bedrms. and bath up
stairs. We take trades sol $50.
HUGH 7. PECK, HE. S-i70O.
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With 1st 4. psnelcd den. sep. din
rm., full tiled bsmt. Dir: Out
Rises rd. to Chillum rd. and left
to chillumsste rd. and riEht to
5914.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WHEAToN-Ist ACRES Of privacy.
Lovely home, hot water neat,
double garaEe Asking SIs.50O.
TAMBLYN & CO. 10 5-293O.
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GAITHERSBURG

HALF ACRE with 3-bedroom and
den family home; oil hot-water
heat: Sl3,5OO, with $1,000 down
These PLACES hard to fnd.
ATTRACTIVE property; 3-bedroom
rambler. wooded, fenced lot. plenty
of shrubbery. This kind Of home
We Ike 70 show; $4,000. -.
5-BEDRoOM, 2-bsth, 3-yesr-old
brick; close to parochial school;
large shady lot; S26,5O0.
. ACRES with brick rambler Just
) years old dining room, full
basement; lear garage: S23,500.
ROSEMONT-25XlS living room
with fireplace. dining room, base
ment fireplace. Lear garage,
patio. Brand-new. S2S.75O.
1 BEDROOMS AND DEN, 2iR baths,
in this roomy home; large wooded
lot close TO everything in best
nelghborhood; S25, 900.
S-ACRE ESTATE. beautiful home,
just 4 years old and custom built
by owner who is eavinR area
Colonial brick rambler with finest
appointments; grand view from
Knoll with grove o. large trees.
abundance Of Shrubbery and fruit
trees. HO-gallOn-pe~-minute well,
If you want a pool; $4,000 cash
necessary
LARGE home Of 3 bedrooms on
acre; high elevation: Sl6."5O.
VIII consider trade for rambler.
ROCKVILLE = Brick Cape Cod:
MANY OTHERS. Let US show YOU
Evening star., 1959-12-13
COLESVILLE
1900 ColeSville Rd.
BRICK RAMBLER-S27 e5(
CHESTER KELLER

CHES IER KELLER
,WoODMoOR AGENCY CORP.
JU 5-7lOu . TO Q
KEMP MILL ESTATES! Just listed
owner transferred Assume HUGE
a. loan! 4 bedrms, "a baths
tass; 6atasdrai fi''ssn asiIins, ~ L,k. i5 nm ngv
home Trees Just dA sSS4 $50, feg
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6l11. LOW
KENSINGTON = Cozy 2-bedroom
mouse With, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bsmt on lovely 50xlS0 wooded
lot with driveway and garase; less
than / ,ol. to shop. New Dashboard
NV. heating system and new
water heater Price. Sll.5OO.
SUBURBAN PROP, MOT. 10.
kENSINGToN-New, new, new g.
bedrm. all-brick ramblers H.
paths full bsmt: some with rec
tinS SeIect loc, good financing.
Sl7,25O-Nl1,15O; immed occu-
paancy. SUBURBAN PROP. MGT..
kENSlNGTON-Sharp and modern.
3soedrm. brick rambler Liv. rm
with hrepl, full bsmt on dead
enc street many, many extras
IN thlS lovely home: only S17,95O
MOT. 'D''" ! NOF
kENsINGTON - 3-bedrm brick
nome on wooded lot Living rm,
win nTepI, sep. dining rm.. kitch-
p en- with table space, ground level
6Smt, rear screened porch: SI5.-
T2O; FLA TERMS. 10. $3.50
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
KENSINGTON-WHEA - Price
cut for before Xmas sale. 2-level
contemporary house on !. acre
- trees 3O-ft. living rm., eating
space IN modern kitchen. built-inS
financing. No agents VIII
LANDoN AREA-chsrming brick
rambler on nicely wooded lot 3
neeroomS, baths. Modern kitchen
Cal! Mr. Rle WPAisHp. SPAafiS pF'eSd 81 SSS3isss SisSs
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC.
LAYHILL AREA! Sl3.a5Oi Near
new Indian Spring Club One
story with den, = bedrms., garaRe
wooded acre: assume 4c, loan
Call RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-sIIi
LOCUST HILLS ESTATES; 3-bedrm
brick rambler. 2 baths An rec
rm.. liv. rm. with irepl. and din
ell, compl elec kit, fully air
cond, Anchor fenced back yd -.
close to schools Sscrif. owner
leaving area. BY OWNER, OIL
6-7756
MANOR CLUB-Home for large
family or in-laws. Pvt. bedrm
suite Must be seen 10 appreciate
HURIAUX, OIL. 4-6164
Evening star., 1959-12-13

With entr. foyer. tempting patio,
full bsmt.: assume Sl5.50O 4laor
loan. Dir: Out N H ave to
ErskinC st. and right to 18th
ave. and left TO 7412.
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Carroll HighlandS
TAKE TIME AND SEE"

52-ft. brick rambler
featuring 3 twin-siZe bedrmS
huge family rm. and din. rm.,
fully equipped kitchen.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
A REAL SPECIAL"

Dir: Out Viers Mil rd to Atlantic
ave. and left TO Crawford ave. and
rlght to Thornden DR.. and left to
1904
Evening star., 1959-12-13
OLNEY
"
OPEN
FOREST GLEN KNOLLS

We are proud to present new split
foyer ramblers in prestige loc.,
close to D. c. trsnsp., in heart
of Silver Spring. Quality con-
struction and excel. financing
ga bedrms., % baths, sep. din.
rm.. dream kit. fin. rec rms;
premises from II to dark. DIR,
COLESVILLE RD. TO LANARK
WAY LEFT ON LANARR WAY
TO 10O33 RENFPEW RD. AND
OPEN SIGN. OF GA AVE.
RIGHT ON FOREST GLEN, AND
LEFT ON RENFREW TO MODEL
HOUSE AND OPEN SIGN.
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OFFICE OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
SACRIFICE

Now is your chance to buy a COM
Portable, attractive home for less
than FLA value Large brick
Colonial offers Twins room with
fireplace, sep. dining rm., with
kit, powder rm., laundry rm. with
washer, drier and freezer and lge
screened porch on ISt floor: 3
twin beorms., bsmt. with rec. rm /;
cIoSe-in location, opposite golf
course. FHA value at S23,5OO.
Price, S22,75O,
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ROCKVILLE

Priced at only Sl6.95O with lgs.
4Iz" loan; 500 total per month
Sparkling 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on hE-acre wooded lot with full
basement.
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FIT. SUMNER HILLS

FOUR COR .ERS-4 -bedrm. home;
fireplace, fenced lot. $500 down
includes settlement. Vacant R.
L. SMITH REALTY, GA. Ann,
GA $3.50, VIII. 6-6579.
GA. AVE, FOREST GLEN-Ideal
for builder or remodeleT. Old, A.
bedrm. Colonial, with extra bldg
lots. Owner will subordinate;
asking $1,000. BEERS BROS.
LII h-rkln
Evening star., 1959-12-13
FRED B. CUSHMAN
WI. 8-9O11 WA. 6-O4O1

DECATUR HEIGHTS-OPEN I-5-
Compare these outstanding new
2-bath, 3-bedrm. and den rambler
with full walk-out bsmts. Follow
arrows of Route 50 and Kenil-
worth avenue to 54th st and
Varnum MARYLAND SALES, TO
n 600
Evening star., 1959-12-13
'TEMPTINoLY SPACIOUS"

With scr porch. sep. din. rm., lRe
kit. with table sp full tiled bsmt
Dir: Out N. H. ave. TO Glenside
dr.. and left 10 1907.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
TAKOMA PARK

All brick, 3-unIt apt. for only Sl6,-
$50. in excel. rental district.
HOME N INCOME"
And other choice selections of
rental property Of from = to 8
unit in this area.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
LEWISDALE

-cond., 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; priced at only S1S,250,
with I'm. rec. rm.: walking dist
to bus and schools.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

And on a acre is this almost new
brick split level, custom built:
private swimming pool, de luxe
rec. rm, and built-in garage.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
LANGLEY PIX. AREA
YOUR XMAS PRESENT"

Owner asking only S17,75O for this
mod. 3-bedrm., l17-bath Calf.
rambler.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
COUNTRY ESTATE

- - - y - - - A-sO - u = -
Spac. ll2-Story brick rambler.
bedrms,.. 4 baths, rec. rm,, family
I'M, hobby rm., etc; 4 firepls Also
On - acres beaut. landsc grounds
DIR: Out Ga ave. ext. to Bel Pre-
rd, right and follow signs TO open
home, / to 6
EISFNACHER REALTY. Lo. 4-5555
COUNTRY HoME-Light your Yule
rambler nr Olney. Md 24-ft.
liv. rm, 3 bedrms.. . full baths.
sep. din. rm beaut. huge kit. with
wall oven and table sp for &:
CaTporr and Storaee room. fun
heated bsmt, plaster walls. base
board INV h. Price S22,400 on
FHA terms We take trades
SUBURBAN PROP, MGT, 10
COUNTRY LIVING WITH ALL THE
CITY convenlenCes. This LARGE
and SPACIOUS older home is situ-
ated on over an ACRE of ground
Perfect for the family who wants
q large garden and a place for
the. children to romp. Located
within minutes Of public trans
p0rtation. large shopping centers'
BOWERS BROS. AP- $500. IVA
D2AAMASS;CUs-ILs-sToRY BRICK.
Has living d,Sg room With with firepiaSe
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath.
Garage: screened porch. Sl6.75O.
Mortgage SI5.75O Vacant
FRED r CTTSHMAN
Evening star., 1959-12-13
"A MUST TO SEE"

lge. CUSTOM built, 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rambler with
sep. din, rm., fully equip. kit. and
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DONE OVER

Completely inside including floors
This cute 3-bedroom Cape Cod
home includes full basement,
screened porch and huge back
yard with manv trees and shrubs
Bus at door and convenient to
school and shopping. steal at
Sl3.g5O.
FIVE BEDROOMS
Is only one of the many nice
on one acre OF ground. offers
the large family School bus for
public and private schools only
one block from home. All custom
built homes in this area. Eight
minute drive to Rockville. Price
Cnly S26,25O.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
EXCEEDS DESCRIPTION

On / acre is this brick ranch style
Cape Cod with . firepl., din rm. a.,
S1a baths, rec. rm., and built-in
Evening star., 1959-12-13

level daylight rec. rm.
private driveway. Dir. Out N
II. av TO Lsrch ave. and right
to ll05.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

CONN. AVE. ESTS.-Lovely, all
brick rambler Lge liv. rm., kit
with din. area. twin-SiZe bed
rms. and full bsmt., lovely landsc
lot, compl Anchor fenced, storm
wind. and doors, off-street park
tai mo. payments Of SlO4. 10
5-36Sr. SUBURBAN PROP. MGT
Evening star., 1959-12-13
ROMER & CO., Realtors

43n N Frederick. GaithCrsburg
WI S-9Og2 or Waverly 6-9233
EVENINGS, Mr. Manuel, WA. 6-l36O
GERMANTOWN-LARGE FAMILY
Are YOU TIRED OF CRACKER
BOXES? See this 4-bedrm home
on beaut. acre lot TRADE UP.
$50. 500. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

With Ice. mod kit, firepl., car
port and lge. fenced yd. Dir: Out
N. Il ave TO ErSkine ST. and right
to 18th pl and left to 1904.
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QUAINT ACRES

Assume lge. 4lzes loan. extremely
Spac. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape
Cod, full bsmt with I'm. rec. rm.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Long. low n handsome, 3-bedrm :,
2-bath brick rambler, with car
port and huge rec. rm.; vacant:
for immed occupancy.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

For only S1a.5OO, beaut. S-bedrm..
2-bath brick rambler on i4-acre
wooded lot, with full bsmt., and
high 4i7E, loan with total mo
payments of only Slli,
Evening star., 1959-12-13
New Hamp. Ave. Area
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The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
COP. Congressman Says To Change Party's Name
 Unless Principles are Kept

WASHINGTON, LR - The Re- publican Committee on Program and Progress was advised last week to change the name of the Republican Party if it discards COP dogmas.
 The advice was given to the committee by an old-guard con- gressman, Rep. Ben F. Jensen of Iowa, in response to request for his observations on how to perk up the party.
 If the basic dogmas on which the Republican Party was built are discarded" Jensen said, Tit would no longer be the Republican Party, and it ought to get a new name"
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
The New Look
TTHE ANNUAL CLEANUP WEEK is usual

FNHE ANNUAL CLEANUP WEEK is usually ob- served in May at Nome, but Nome High School got early start Friday when the Junior Class con trbuted their own funds for paint and varnish, and more than hundred students spent the afternoon giving the library and assembly look with freshly painted walls and newly vanished desks. Before vanishing the desks all carefully sanded and offending carvings" were obliterated
 With the school budget taking much of the tax earnings in the community, and causing great concern it is gratifying to find the students assisting by making their cassrooms more attractive without cost to the school.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
MURPHY NUGLENE. DOROTHY MOSES WED IN COVENANT CHURCH CEREMONY

In wedding ceremony at the Covenant Church Murphy Mug lene and Dorothy Moses ex- changed VOWS Sunday afternoon.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oswald Moses of Nome and the groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Nuglene.
 Rev. Roald Amundsen read the rites and Albert Aukon Jr. was best man and Mrs. Floyd Pau wok,7 sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid. A reception was held after the ceremony at the Cove nant parsonage.