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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
D n D OFFERS

- Ne - = A@AN0
LANDovER EsTATEs-Take over
a. loan and save on settlement
costs: 3-bedrm. brick-front ram
bier: Nv. and din. area combina-
ton. de luxe kit. with -wall-oven
and tabletop range. Hollywood
bath, full bAmt.. semi-f1nished rec
rm. SlB,D50. Possession In 10
days. Call p. O. p.
ALL-BRIcK DUTCH COLONIAL
rms. fuii bsnt., lear briek ca.
rare; FHA approved, Si4,7b0,
$1,000 down. Including settlement
costs or assume 4,a% loan. Cal
P. O. p.
DELIGHTFUL RAMBLER on spa.
eious. 75x300 Il. lot-Newly. dec.
GRATED throuehout; fun bsmt
with semi-finiehed rec. rm. anc
circular bar, attached carpori
with sundeek; Sl3,950. con.
Venient terms. Call P. @. p
wooDLAwN-Almost-new 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler with fun bsmt
and built-in garage. foyer en-
trance. liy. rm, with picture win
dow, gas h.-w.h. Price slashed fol
quick sale: assume 4fas Ol loan
Call p. O. p.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 4-bedrm
home in prime Hyattsville loca.
ton, Needs plenty OF work, bul
lots OF possibilities. Priced fol
quick sale at $4,000. ST. dowr
and low monthly payments. Cal
y. O. r,
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4I750O: ewes, OF. 4-6ll6.
DOn't DriYe 10 WOrk

Buy this 3-bedroom brick Cape
Cod, near the District line, and
take the express bus to work. Full
basement and nice, wooded lot.
ONLY Si3.p50.
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81 900 DOWN. near Plyers NH I'd.
and Ga. ave: new brick 6-rm.
eoniDi ki.. tshl 9 sps a,e b bsdr HTls
bath: full hSmt.. wooded lot.
WOODSIDE REALTY Co, u. g.
$40. ODen It'll 2 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE
3 BEDRMS.. ga BATHS

8 BEDRMs.. 2ls BATHS
Heautiful home in choice location
block to Jewish Community
Center; 3 lovely twin-sized bed.
rms, firepl. /liv. rm.. dining ell
modern KIT, rec. rn,, nice scr
porch overlooking park; built-iT
Searage. Large lot
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IARGE CORNER LOT

Enchanted this 3-bedroom, all
brick rambler, featuring a modern
all-electrie kitchen: a separate
dining room. a living room with
fireplace: a full basement with a
maids room and "a bath; plus a
built-in garage. Ideal for 2 doc
&lQ0S0
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LANGLEY PARK-6-rm., ils-bath
lot; vacant. Only SI4.g50. BEERS
BROS, INC, JU. $3.50.
LANGLEY PARK-Three-bedroom
brick rambler. Liy. rm., firepl.r
din, rm., equip. kit. IA baths,
full bsmt. o. D. FIELD, INC,
JU. 5-7l13 or LA. 9-173s.
MASS. AVE. EXT. = SELDOM
FOUND new brick Colonial offers
24-ft. liv, rm., plus GIFT. den
and powder rm. on LIST floor,
immense bedrms. and 3 tiled baths
on end A.; porch, Gear garage;
walk to all eonveniences. To in
speet, Frank Shultz, OIL. 4-1466
with II, GLENN GARVIN. 10
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Popular
Cape Cod home with 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, dining rm. with doors To
screened porch; kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. Lovely fenced
yard: full bsmt. with picture win;
dow and tiled floor. Walk TO AZ
schools and bus. SLIGO REALTY
Realtors, JU. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHAsE-Lge. brick ram
bier. Three bedrms., plus den, "a
baths, lge. kit. with table sp:, mn
rec. rm., built-in garage: mid-20s
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
lSQ2R Wig ave OIL 2-2l23 TIL q
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PRIVACY AND CHARM

Offered in this older home which
has been completely renovated.
Large tree-shaded lot with gear
garage. Three large bedrooms,
family-size dining room, beautiful
psneled recreation room. oil hot
water heat: close-in location; l
block to bus. Priced S1S,500.
James C. Conley & Co.
e5e5 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL o
DIR. OR DENTIsT-Ofnce and liv-
ing quarters combined On choice
Ga. ave, l BLOCK FROM WHEA-
TON SHOPPING CENTER. Assume
VA loan. HUGH T. PECK. 10.
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sEABROOK ACRES-Three- bedrm.
! yr. old: $4,000, FLA terms.
OLIVER J. MCDOWELL, UN,
4-7I12.
SEPARATE dining room and FIRST
floor powder room; 6-room brick
home. Priced below cost at S14,-
500. Full bsmt., level lot, in popu-
lar University Gardens: close to
Nd. Univ. and Prince Georges
Plaza. Only $3.50 down, FLA, Call
It'll pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS g. CO., INC. REALTORS.
s0UTHLAWN, Oxon Hillside
rambler: fully equipped kit, storm
windows; level lot; new-house con-
dillon. Assume loan. PUFFEN-
BERGER. REALTOR, 10. 7-5l51.
TAKOMA PARK-Easy living in
this 1-story home; liv. rm. with
flrepl., sep. din. rm., lge. kit. and
pantry, twin-size bedrms., encl
heated porch, full bsmt., oil
h.-wh, garage and shaded lot
Only S13,950 with $500 dn. E. c
HILLEY a. CO., REALTORS, AP
7-720O It'll p pm.
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Mr.. PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AVE.-Several new all-brick Cape
Gods: liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm., table space in kit; /
bedrm. and y hath LIST A.; . Ice.
hedrmS. and bath up: full bsmt.
Terms to suit WOODSIDE REAL
TY CO, u. 9-644n. Open til
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Rls sliso Ave. yU. o-s0V2
BRICK RAMBLER
THoMpsON Co, JU. $4,000

RuRNT MILLS EsTATEsZA split.
level with, center nan ssvpI Win.
dow. / has wood paneling; step,
M din. rm., pink-tiled XII, !
fWin-size bedrms and oetnSii
ground level rec. nm. Priced 40, 70 s ~
Al once for S26,500s BuhCh
REALTY CO, TO, 9-59s2; after
p pm, WA. 7-S149, ------
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SILVER SPRING. de luxe brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with
beaut. bookcase Arrangement
around firepl., and front porch:
conv. loo. SI5.950. DONALD z.
YOUNKIN & CO. 10. 4-SO22 Ill 9.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

rghtfy be classified "old fogey
the and other places the three
pertubed about SOME teenages Maybe the
the dsquetng things have be in
of both cities where the
and with whom and what they do for recreation
trying know that the bulk
younger people, while spirit youth clean thru
there fringe of who headed
troubles that this writer considerably These youngsters
often followers kids
No actually bad to start with but mep few
Illustrations other conditions which often they
somebody institution seriously
We know have plenty to do in these but don't
believe that enough
Of them much attention what Junior Sister
doing with their spare time especially at night
If strings the dislike the
action they today the ahead the prevention
will be praised to the today
that their folks strict they
ayers.
postal from Muany Ireland that the Lawrence
sefe visiting the forebears
ses grand parents years ago
Cecil Newman.
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Letters To The Editor
Nauroas And The COP

Editor Goldwate
of Arizona at breakfast ywhite Republicans
Jackson Miss April 16 should make Republican apologize
for belonging to the which pretended speak
1t indicates that he may following suggestion
Potter who is of the Republican
Operation Dixie that the Republicans
states 1860 Diecrats
because of dissatisfaction with the platform
civil rights
The Republican Campaign
Committee at the Jackson gathering Republican
Party the hywhe Mississipp-but
predominanty Negro
Senator Godwaers pledge fight Perry
Republican National Committee Mississippi
gates from the white faction Mississippi Republicans
Republican national convention silly for two
Mississippi not Republican
future There ought within Republican Negro
National Committeeman Mississippi Negro rep
resentaon the committee
lIy-white faction in that position
The Democrats have their National Rep
L. Dawson of Chicago who vice chairman, Phillips
who recently
Negroes
Socialist his criticism Supreme
segregated public
Federal troops to Little
They telling Dixiecrats that
Republicans
and that despite his oath Of office Vice President
not committed support the decision therefore,
fare better under him President
mitted support
believe that political views
that Senator Godwater join
masquerade either Republican Iauter
National Negro Press Association Washington
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17


Congressional leadership steadily
R.
Butler One might gather from the tumu that the
home
platform Party convinced many
fed with the dotem
the parys Congressional leaders He is
equally presidential prospects 1860
imperled parys establish liberal And
said
They criticism of
they regarded themselves they doubt
themselves that unity under the banner
of massive moderation is the key future victory.
reluctance
liberal Democrats to forthrghly Buffers behalf
interview Spivack Friday
warning
disenchantment
1858 Congressional landslide because blurred
meaningless
We believe his indictment is irrefutabe
far anxious compete with the White title
party committed Indeed their
tonists
sponsored
parties have
committed suicide before
finally
saying believes for
refusing inimidaed.
enough emulating days suspect the
time too distant when the country plain
large
the political looking leadership capable
of honest passion and authentic convicton-NY.
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Copyright, 1859, Robert q.
Spivack.
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Anyone Hickey Just
presence
with soul conviction there
about treat other
Hickey great today
that simply
ball history put
all the He opposition many
obstacle out VIGOROUSLY
Hickey he and
Hickey has spiritual quality that few speaks
his sincerity
wide experiences to illustrate his points
Hickey human brother
hood He recognizes the fale of human
to with up against taking
Negro into the Dodger lineup worked years
before letting plan result
worked today League Negro
the ecepona far from the situation years ago
bar
unfortunate
ty of hearing Branch Hickey should
goodwill
busy the playing field country making
speeches spends great of talking
to his fellow democracy
does not work From here
folk Va to make speeches pull
in those southern towns. We know that he won't
Hickey prejudice of preiudcd
proximity through demonstration
through acquananceshp and through religion
JUDGED wrong Hickey
believes this He proved
As Government EN-
poment Policy Hickey making contribution to
cause of race relations in the United states-K
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Sen James o. Eastands for "decency
to the federal constitution
decision on the New York movie censorship And
help wondering is movie censorship Mississippi
Eaands "decency amendment" has
of long series harassing and
opinion
Inc language of the Mississippi senator's crouy
Veang 1t offers constitutional
decency and morality and enact legislation
shall not be abridged"
anyone VINO has followed the segregation debate
trouble ansatng these words 1t is
deep south for white equal
In places it against public southern
public policy
we nope no one will be gued by the association of
oecn amendment with movie censorship The fact
south could
state could declare equal associations
decency morality and public policy
Lover that of primary STAR
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Slightly Exaggerated

Citing $50 killings beatings bombngs
attributed to racial tension recent published jointly
American Friends Service Department Cultural Re-
aons OF the National Council
Regional Council growth of racial violence in the past
five
To be sure the incidents cited dporabe
this ignores comparison with
greatly
Actually relations the bettered
the 1854 Supreme Courts degeneration decision growing
progressively better
Prior to that period relations on the old fdal
pattern in which whites bosses
relations today equality and this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Newest Pot Shooting At Humphrey

Most of the newspapers and individuals in Minnesota who
are suddenly alarmed the absence of Senator Hubert
Humphrey Minnesota Democrat from senate roll calls have
never uttered word of criticism about the constant and
curing of the occupant of the White House. golf
ing expeditions and quail hunting parties down south at
crucial in Washington.
Senator Humphrey is constantly in demand back home
in Minnesota for speeches The fact that he is also in demand
the of the union and has been he first
the missed completely by his latest critics who
have dared that Humphrey negecs his duties
in the Senate.
They know that there has been Minnesota US
senator who has worked hard his job Humphrey To
him because of his time away from Washington
has been devoted exhibiting his capaby fitness and knOw
edge of the political situation home and abroad citizens
all the US is small potatoes and with
from his fellow MinneSotans of whatever party
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Gov Faubus of Arkansas is running true to form
Immediately federal
promptly actvate plans for the
orderly eopenng of the schools Faubus had closed
quick acknowledge the action
his powers
resoring the fouest kind
demagoguery thwart a peaceful
sinister irresponsible warning that would require
live ammunition" federal the
nothing possible
shocking
accomplish nothing other than to climate
violence which
At the time there ampoant need for WISE coohead
leadership francay issuing a
invitation hoodums
aroused to resist the law by brute force.
Peace in Little Rock? Not If Faubus help it.
return Little Rock public schools by 1900 students
had left
Faubus stop it.
Demagogues such
stripped its
The people have been deceived long enough
They deserve eadershp-Aanta daily
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Congratulations Los Angeles Sentinel

We doff chapeau in the direction of Los Angeles,
California where Publisher Leon Washington and his Los
Angeles SENTINEL observing the 25th anniversary of the
founding of the paper.
The SENTINEL, founded in 1884 by Mr.. Washington in
the year which this newspaper first published has
been tower of strength and real for the advancement
of the California Negro.
Observing the papers silver anniversary Publisher Wash
ngton and his staff have right be proud of the
the paper and the California Negro community has made Ger
tany much the progress and prosperity be traced the
unrng and relentless efforts of the SENTINEL in it's 25
years of existence.
The SENTINEL has been hard punching crusadng
paper for all of those 25 years 1t the few papers which
has dared carry the torch of liberty and freedom and has
made money the process thereby giving the people stable
business institution well champion which ncdeny is
quite feat in modern journalism.
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Time To Remove The Adieetives

Carolina the opinion that in the Negroes struggle
citizenship dignity that impetus to
least curtaing the
the
positions education other
fields
such thing Negro physician teacher actor lawyer
farmer worker journalist
this that?
long persons constructive the
adjective does little However the psyhol
the radio teevison individual
delight referring Negro thief Negro
applies
Negro
the word
adjective suggests that such place profession is different
that of other American citizens
think time the adjective the
position American citizens that whatever
attention their
identity-Caroina
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les that have come out OF here. in
recent years those blaring head
lines about President Eisenhower
coming out strongly against seq
regation as immoral were the
most misleading. The President
was reluctant as ever to express
himself on the moral issue. This
was the entire exchange at his
weekly news conference:
@. civilian H. Lawrence, NY.
Times) - Mr.. President, quite
apart from the legalisms of the
situation, Mr.. President, have you
any opinion as to whether racial
segregation is morally wrong?
A. (The Presidency - Myself +?
Q. Yes, sir.
A. Well, I suppose there are
certain phases of a segregation,
you are talking about, suppose
segregation by local laws
Q. In public facilities.
A. (The President continuing)
In other words that interfere
with the citizens equality Of OPP
portunity in both the economic and
political fields?
Q. Yes, sir.
A. I think, to that extent, that
is morally wrong, yes.
HIGH INTEREST AND INFLA-
TON - If you think the Presi-
dents remarks hardly sounded like
a man afire with indignation over
segregation you would be right,
He could barely bring himself to
discuss the subject and he seemed
upset that Reporter Lawrence, a
close friend, should have been the
one to ask 1t.
But If this episode was played
out of all proportion, another ex-
ample of hypocrisy in high places
has barely been mentioned in the
press. That is the question of
whether the Administration Is
really trying to keep prices down,
or whether 1t seeks to keep pro-
fits up for certain favored groups
in the economy.
The fight over high interest
rates is a classic example Of the
double-standard in American poll
tics. The President, as all know,
has month after month talked
about reducing the cost Of govern
ment. Now he suddenly wants to
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raise the ceiling on the interest
paid on bonds, purchased by the
large commercial banks. This Is a
real "Budget-buster." The higher
rate, Of course, comes right out of
the taxpayers pocket and it costs
billions.
But - we are told - there Is an
important theory involved. 1t is
that keeping interest rates high
would have the effect of making
money tight" in the marketplace.
People, it is argued, would then
not buy foolishly.
But at the very moment the Ad-
ministration is engaged in propa-
gandizing for a tighter money pol
icy, it is also working behind the
scenes for a plan to permit the big
banks to reduce the amount of re-
serves they must keep on hand to
meet depositor demands.
In other words, a bank that now
keeps 81 in its vaults for every $40
it has outstanding, might now keep
only 81. The result is to free an
extra dollars worth of credit for
lending. But the question becomes:
At what rate of interest,
The Administration land lots of
conservative Democrats, tool fav-
or increasing the interest cost to
the customer who Is borrowing
from his banker. And the same
customer, as a taxpayer, is also
passing along higher interest rates
to the banker when the banker
'1ends" money to the government.
So you get it coming and going.
WHERE ARE THE DEMO
GRATIS. - What Is distressing
about this whole situation is that
the Democratic leadership" in the
Congress won't even let the party
make this a national issue. Yet
on the question of interest rates,
there is a wide gulf between Re
publicanism and liberal Democracy,
This failure to develop issues is the
kind of thing National Chairman
Paul Butler had in mind when he
castigated Lyndon johnson and
Sam Rayburn for their lack Of
aggressiveness.
NnMn
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Old Satehmo Comes THROUGH

Whoever first said keep good
had old Satcmo mind Hearing that suffering
mona complicated by heart aen that
coma in an Italian hospital of Louis Armstrong;
admirers on this side of the began making
From press reports from abroad they that
famous trumpet player Wire larger
looking up his LIES history preparation for the obituary
But old Sachmo fooled them
not blown his horn for him and besides
to blow on his trumpet-K. CALI.
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bugs" white people although not most of them
period 1910 characterized
sseng conflict considers what happened
before that time
nobody sells American Negroes short nobody holds them
incapable measuring nobody thinks they
them with
According to books this is tremendous advancePburgh
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT O. SPTvAcK

Washngton-PABLUM FOR THE PUBLIC-Hypocrisy
high places nothing unusual and the inclination of the
pretty everything up where big
vOlved is also commonplace here the Capital this
the ancient habit of kidding of the people the time
has been carried about far it can 60
Take the following episode
The President and Segregation Of all the exaggerated stor
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SPECIAL PRICES in this I'D :
effective In al 06 stores in
Metropolitan Waskingt0n
thrOuGh Saturday, August
20th. Right reserved to limit
Quantities.
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Senate Restores
STA Million in
Military Cuts

The Senate yesterday, by a
vote of SO to 0, restored nearly
$14 million in House cuts for
military construction for Mary
land and Virginia.
The grant was included in 9
SIS billion budget to builc
hundreds Of military projects
including hospitals. aircraft
maintenance shops and armories
throughout the Nation.
The Senate granted Mary
land $34.2 million and Virginia
$13.6 million.
The major area item restored
was a $6.8 million addition at
the Naval Medical Center in
Bethesda. The funds would pay
for a 108-bed surgical ward. a
150-bed neuro-psychiatric ward
and out-patient facilities. De-
spite House deletion Of the
project, the Senate followed the
advice Of its own Appropria-
lions Committee that the need
was "vital."
Also restored was 50 million
for an emergency power plant
at Fort George G. Meade, Md.
Virginia won back $3.5 mil
lion for a hospital at Fort Eus-
tbs and $722, 900 to build per-
sonnet quarters at Fort Lee.
The big money bill now goes
to Senate-House conferees to
settle differences.
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WHY GROW OLD? ;
Girls Must:
NotForget
SkinCare:
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

ResAsteE anu 1Tlpune syndicate 8
Most members of the femi-
nine sex become interested.
in their appearance at g.
very early age - about the.
age of two or three! This
tendency grows until the
teens when the way she.
looks may be quite crucial
in a young girls life.
At this stage she is very
self conscious about the
slightest defect and longs to-
look like her favorite movie.
star. :
So by the time she is ready.
to go to college we have nh
need to warn her to look Her
best. Yet in the rush and ex-,
element, in the midst Of the
fun and work, she may be-,
come careless about her
grooming and her fundas.
mental beauty care. =
Important b.
1t is unusually important
for the freshman at college.
to look her very best. -.
There is no need fooifng
ourselves = we are judged
even if only at first by or
appearance. This is the win.
dow dressing.
No matter how many won-s
derful qualities you may
have, others must have a
chance to know you in order
to learn about them, and if
the outside view of you is
not pleasant, this may never.
happen. !.
You will have to find time
or just take time this fall for
the routines which keep your
skin and hair lovely and give
your nails that well-cared-
for look. Many young women
who were most faithful in
skin care during the early
teens. because they were
battling blackheads, become
careless when they go away
to college.
Don't Be Misled
They may consider them
selves past this skin threat.
Do not be misled by wishful
thinking. You are still in
that age group which is
somewhat more susceptible
to blackheads and pirnples
than you will be a few years
from now, so keep up those
soap and water cleansings,
several times a day.
Unless your skin is ex-
tremely oily, only twice a.
day may be enough now. The
normal or dry skin may.
require some fabrication in
cold. windy weather as. we'll
as its regular cleansing. :
And remember that You
need a good hand lotion at
any age! -