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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
GROCERY
PHONE CLERK

Prefer grocery knowledge with
some checking experience. Mus
be honest and have good ref
erences. Permanent position with
fine market. Phone DE. 2-3306
Mr.. Kiatta for appt.
HOP HOME PARTIES : openingl
for party plan Demonstration
Housewares. toys. Gifts, novelties;
no collecting, no delivering, ex-
perience not necessary. , Call or
write: MRS. GLADYS MCGOWAN,
6519 Oakmont, Bethesda, Md.
Tel. OIL. 6-6S32.
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CIERK-TYPIS'

CLERK-TYPIST
Pleasant and interesting position in
ONCE Of insurance company, 5
days Q wk., 37la hrs. Many COM
pany benefits. Apply RIM. 1874,
PennA. Bldg.
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HOSTESS

EXPERIENCED: top salary. sick
leave. vacation. apply in person.
FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT No. 2.
y5l Maine ave. s.w.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
18th & Warren
COMMUNITY
NEWS
BY Lucille c. Cook


-meroeney Call TO Tuscaloosa
Rev william ]. Bishop, pastor
{ Central Baptist Church was
allied 10 Tuscaloosa, Alar LOT
no sudden death of his uncle
md was accompanied by his wlle
No daughter, Mrs. Grace Can
erbury. 80.
Their return trip was gayer
or Mrs. Canterbury's daughter
larilousc who is student at
,tillman College in Tuscaloosa
.eturncd with them and spen.
he remaining holidays ana VIII
cturn TO Stillman Jan, 2.
On Jan. Is, 1859, Rev ana
Mrs. Bishop will leave for no.
springs Ark. to attend the Board
4 Director meeting OF the Ma
lional Baptist Convention, U.s'A'
Incorporated.
Pleased With Sunday School,
officials Attendance at Dance
Rev. G. A. Long, pastor OF
Grcater Mt Tabor was very
cry pleased with the Sunday
schools attendance for the lst
sunday in 1859 Regular sched-
lie meeting. Sunday, Jan. llth'
;unday School $50. Service
100. The sermon will be rem
lcred by the Rev Long. 600
sYP.U.. 1870 praise service,
800 sermon by Brother A. Black
non. The public is invited.
;veeumks
We regret the passing of Mr..
4edmon P.ttman of 5O54 Hills
bro. lie is survived by his wife
and daughter grand children
md host of fricndcS Funeral
services were held Monday Jan.
5th. at Chapel Hill Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Alton Atkinson, chaplain
# the inperational chorus at
sweet Home Baptist Church,
'aid he was called to preached
the 7th day Of Dee. 1858. lie
rendered his trial sermon Sun
lay. Jan. 4th at 500 pm. Many
+ his friends came OIL to hear
him. Ills text "Yce are the
Light was taken fro mthe 5th
chapter of st Matthews.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Bennett Has NAACP

GREENSBORO. N. C.--Organi.
zation of a chapter of the Ma.
tional Association for the Ad-
vanccmcnt of Colorcd People by
students at Bennett College was
announced this week.
Charles Mclean. NAACP Field
Secretary, of WinSton.Salcm, in
addressing the initial meeting of
the group last week. stressed that
the NAACP is a social, rather
than a political organization,
whose major objective is to Sc
cure the civil rights of the Ne
gro"
Mr.. Mclean also called TO the
attention Of the students the fact
that the organization has a mum.
bcr of attractive scholarship op.
portunitieS which are available
to them.
An election of officers is now
being scheduled, following which
the local group will receive a
charater from the national office
and beome an active member Of
the North Carolina Conference Of
NAACP Branches.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10

term policy may not be renewed
on The term plan if the insured
Is over so years of ace. Here.
also. The applicant must file
written application for the ex.
change and the existing policy
must be in force at the time of
exchange. The limited term con-
verliole policy may be converted
la'er to one of the six perma.
nent plans Of vSLI upon meet.
ing the requirements.
premium rates. for Veterans
special Life Insurance are gen.
S.rally lower than the rates for
WWl and wwlI insurance. The
insurance will be issued on a
nOn,narticipat,ng basis. that is.
no dividends win be PAYABLE.
Detailed information Is avail.
aole at all Av Offices or Hospi.
tails.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Baseball 1859
Now on Sale

The hot stove league was Off
tally opened this week with the
publication of BASEBALL, 1859,
" the Dell Publishing Co., Inc.
This is the magazine for base
,all fan, containing as II does
very possible fact, feature and
orecast that could interest or
influence anyone interested in
my way in the National Pastime.
rhc hard hitting article, Whats
iehind The Big League Manager
shuttle" by ace-sportswrlter, Joe
Rcichler. caves some shocking
easonS why not to be a Major
League Manager.
me memo to the AL, Get
;oing or Get Lost is another
caturc article that will raise
many eyebrows
Inc big World Series section
ives the whole story behind the
Yankees amazing comeback vie
Ory There are also complete
undowns of every team in both
eagues, their prospects for the
oming year and a comprchcn-
i've list of the rockies to watch
or Everything is profusely Illus
,tratcd with scores of great ac-
ion shots. many of them prize
winning photos.
DELL BASEBALL, 1859, is on
sale January 9th. Look for "Bul.
ct Bob Turlcy on the cover.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Senators Hire
Two As Scouts

WASKINGTON-Vctcran base.
ball pitcher Joe Black and Harry
2edd, former Negro league star.
were among nine new men hired
by the Washington Senators last
week for their scouting staff.
the first time the club has hired
Negro scouts.
Washington officials, who
hired Black as the first Negro
player during the final few
months of the 1858 season. said
that although the two were Ne
srocS, their hirings were in no
way to be construed as racial.
Black a basketball and base.
ball coach in Plainficld. N. j.,
high school. is assigned to cover
the New Jersey area, and will
receive no assignments which
will interfere with his school
schedule Rcdd, a native of New
York City, will cover the New
York area, but will also cover
Negro colleges in the spring.
Redd secuted for the st. Louis
Cardinals in the 1858 season.
a former college star at Nor
gan State College, Baltimore.
Md. Black reached his baseball
heights with the Brooklyn Dodg.
crS and later played with the
Cincinnati Redlees before end
ing his career with Washington
last fall.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Veterans Can Convert
10 Special Insurance

approximately $4,000 Korean
veterans in Michigan who boId
non'convcrtible five wear lcv"I
premium term insurance will No
aole TO convert their term insnr.
ance TO one Of six pcrmancn,
plans OF Veterans Special Iige
insurance , after January / iaSo
Lloyd IL, Jameson, RepionsI
today. ""iouhced
Applications should be m,do
on or after January /. 1850 'suS suS
.ne term insurance policy mnS, %
DC IN force at the time Of ,o0' con'
version Written application for
conversion ~ must be filed. ~
II they desire. eligible per.0,.
may, may exchange their presen, terms ,yr,
policy for a limited convs,,;','. ,ss,''
.'ve l year ,erm policy. after .Isr.
uary !, 1859 However. .s,nr s,'',
september l, 1860. this Imi,sd ,s
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Moore Still 'Ole Champ

MONTREAL, Canada (ANP) -
rhe fight world witnessed what
yas perhaps the greatest come
back in the annals of boxing
when cagcy old Archie Moore
rcbounted from the brink of dis.
aSter TO knock out challenger
WON Durelle and successfully
defend his light heavyweight IT,
tie for the seventh time.
Down four timeS-thrcc in the
first round and once in the fifth
Moore, who admits to being
II, was forced to call upon all
the ring generalship acquired in
his more than % years of fist
fighting. How he did II i, still
the topic Of lively discussions
and everyone agrees il took a
real champ TO do il.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
No Tan Members on
Cal. Labor COMMITTEES

were named by Presiden'
Thomas Pitts and confirmed
by the Executive Committee
The important Civil Rights
Committee Is composed 81 Al.
bin Grvhn. chairman and mem.
Der Of the Central Labor covn.
Gil Of Eureka; Robert Clark,
United Steelworkers; Harry
Finks. Sacramento Central La
Dor Council; c. T. Lehman,
Carpenters Union Of Los Anse-
les; Robert o'Hsra. Santa Mon
lea Carpenters Union and Je-
rome Posner OF the Amaisa.
mated Clothing Workers.
Labor spokesmen explained
that all committee member:
must be members of the state
executive committee of the new
ly formed Federation and that
there are no Negroes on that
body.
Other standing committees
are Legislation. Education.
Community Services, Safety
and oeevpationsl Health. and
Housing.
The Civil Rights Committee is
charged with implcmenting the
Fcdcration's program calling for
local, state and federal lcgisla-
tion in the fields Of employment,
housing and schools and of climi.
mating all discrimination in
Unions or union activities.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
BY Court Reporter

DETROIT - Mrs. Ruby Agcc
%. of 1921 +. Garfield. was rob
bed Of her purse containing $9C
by a motorist last week as she
was walking at ST. Antoine anC
Forest, enroutc home from
New Years Eve party.
Mrs. Asee told police that
fhe sssailsnt also took her
coat and gloves.
Edna Martin, -, Of 1874
Central, was dead on admit.
tsnee 10 Receiving Hospital
last week after she collapsed
In The bedroom Of her home.
Police said Mrs. Martin hac
been under the care Of a doc
tor.
Lewis Brown. 81. of 1914 F.
Ferry, was stabbed. sluggcd and
robbed of $l8 last week by a
thug who escaped.
Lewis was treated at Receiv.
ing Hospital for a stab wound
of the left side of the chest.
lie told police he was assault.
cd while walking near 3279
West Warren. Lewis said his as.
Sailant grabbed him and dragged
him between houses, where the
crime was committed.
Walter Steens, 81, Of 1850
Illinois, was rushed 10 Reeeiv.
ing Hospital In an unconscious
condition last week after DO.
lice found him lying on the
sidewalk on Rivsrd near Pal.
mer.
The officers said Steens was
unable to talk and was bleeding
from the ears. lie may have
suffered a fractured skull. ac.
cording to police.
Mary Humphrey. S.. Of 900
{. Alexsndrins. was rushed 10
Receiving Hospital from her
homo In en- ambulance last
week. She was dead on sd.
miitanee.
Police said Mrs. IIumphcry
had been suffering with a heart
ailment.
Milford White. "a. of i7ss2
Maekay, was arrested last week
on the complaint OF his wife
Mrs. Cornelious White, "a. and
charged with felonious assault
Mrs. White told police she
got into an argument with her
husband over coming home late
She accused her husband Of
beating her in the face with
his fists Mrs White said her
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

Some OF the members seer
having a nice time were Mrs
Gussie Wallace, Mrs. Garlant
Thornton, Mrs. Anna Brown
Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gowan. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Up
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Shoun.
Nurses Of the Peace Baptist
Church did their celebrating a.
the home of Mrs. Effic Curry
Of POSI- Lawley Street, Sat
a few of the guests were
Mrs. Lucy Curley, Mrs. Mar,
Fannings, Mrs, Eddie Mae Al
ties, Mrs. Beatrice Peppers, Mrs
Irene Shelton, Mrs. Alberta Rod
gers. Mrs. Julia Carter, Mrs
Leila Jacobs, Mrs. Georgia Lun
dy, Mrs. Emma McCrav, Mrs
Georgia Jones and Mrs. Annie
Belle Butler.
Mrs. Ola'ycese Carter Black
mon has recovered and is out
of the hospital and back on her
job.
Mrs Mnhle Thomas and her
son. Wayne. started to motor ia
Columbus, Ohio. New Years
Eve with Fred Purycar. but had
20 return TO the city because
4 the awful weather.
Mr. Lawrence, seovtmsster
OF the Dawson School troop,
reports that II scouts are ac-
tive and Mr.. Montgomery,
evbmsster. boasts OF 3s cubs.
Mr. Blovnt Is asst. svbmsster;
Mr.. Lisby Is see.tress.; Mr..
Williams, chairman; and Mr..
Short, committeeman.
There are 10 den mothers;
Mesdams Brock, Chambliss, Xii
brew, Marelick, Lawrence, Wood
and, Hare. Mitchell, Allen and
Rosa Lee Davis. Jesse l.. Davis
institutional representative.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Court News

husband Knocked her to III,
floor, and kicked her in the
stomach and on the legs.
Police said a small bone in
the left cheek was fractured
Mrs. White also suffered a frac
ture of the left ankle.
TrncSt d. Galloway. 33. Of 1894
Hendricks, was arrested last
week and charged with cngag.
ing in an illegal occupation after
nc accepted a 75c mutucl bet
from a plainclothcS policeman.
The officer said he confis.
Gated ~ current dated bet
slips and SIG.
Larry Copeland, 10. of 2O42
w Warren. was arrested in n
market at 24O0 West Warren
last week and charged with sim.
PIE larceny
Police said Copeland picked
up a SIC piece of Polish sausage
and concealed the meat in his
pocket under his coat and at.
tempted to leave the market
without paying for The sausage.
Mrs. Annie Newell So. Of
''sS {. Lafayette. reported 70
police last week that two men
ana fwo women invaded her
home, tied her up. ransaeked
The house for va hours and
escaped with $67. which she
s nsd hidden in a washing ma.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10

San Francisco - No Ne
groeS were named to any of
the six standing committees
as called for in the new Cali
fornia Labor Federation's
constitution. The committees
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10


the home OF Mrs. Margaret ia
mison, OF 1902 Arlington, with
son Chester home from the Nor
folk, Va, Air Force base, and
daughter Juanita and her hus
band, Sgt, John Lotion, from
Denver, Colo, and other mem
bers Of the family Chester will
leave after the holidays for over
seas.
Mrs. vsdie Coleman Of
i025e Russell is recovering At
home after being hospitslized
With a fractured ankle suffer.
ed In . fall downstairs al
her homo.
Mrs. Elvira Hughes and Mrs
BObbette Butler visited Mrs
Roxie CLANCY who is i'll in the
Woman's Hospital. Later Satur
day evening they visited Mrs
Alazee Jones in the Receiving
Hospital
Over 500 children OF all
races and ereeds enjoyed
big holiday-vaesfion party al
sepher's Center in consnt Gar
dsns. More than 90 parents
we're present. Sepher's ceneter
Council League sponsored the
affair. Effie Massey Is presl-
dent; Otis Nelson, Margaret
James, Reeis Moss. EvIs Rice,
Nina Hairston. Charles Skin
ner, Alfred Gardner, Rosetta
Washington. Farris Mathis.
and UIele Lee who served
on the entertainment commit
tee.
The Great Lakes Choir CAV,
their annual holiday party Sat
urday night at the well-appoint
ed home of Mrs. Edna Holcomb
Some of the guests were Mrs
Eva Jessye, Robert Nolan, DR.
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Milborn
Bernice Jackson, Lonnie John
son, Martha Teasley. Mrs San
ford Montgomery and daughter
Public relations director
Mrs. Edith IA, Brown. cf Pleas.
ant Grove a. IA. e. Church.
proudly presented the second
edition of her organizations
weekly publication Sunday.
In telephone conversation
with her she told US about tho
all-important Christian Endeav
or Week which starts January
25 and ends Feb. l. The firsI
day will be celebrated with
denominational program. TIL,
last day will honor the 78tf
birthday of international anc
guests will be entertained Will
an interracial program
During the week arrange
ments have been carefully
completed TO promote a fel.
iowship supper. television
show and a talent program.
Kenneth Davis will be master
OF ceremonies on demonina.
tionsl day; and Miss Carol
Branham will be mistress OF
ceremonies on international
Day. Mrs. Brown Is director
both distriet.wise and locally.
Joseph Price Day will be the
second monthly celebration by
the young people Of the p, G.
Church They have added two
new choirs; the Wesleyan Youth
and ChildrcnS tSunbcam). a
new Junior Church. fully staff
cd, meets every Sunday morn
ING from $50 to 10.
Mrs Norma Sangifcr, niece OF
Mrs. Gertrude Harris. was guest
for the holidays and then flew
TO CoateSville, Pa, to visit heI
other aunt, Mrs Rosa Pullium
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butler
of lIamtramck. celebrated their
S5th wedding anniversary last
Sunday Mrs. Butler. who was
Iris Page before marriage. has
spent her entire life in Ham
tramck with most of her time
devoted to her position as visit
ing nurse, in the City OF Ham
tramek.
The 1900 1910 Cortland
Block Club gave their yearly
season affair Saturday night
a
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
COMMUNITY news. FEATURES
New Year Eve Party For Teen-Agers

Many teen-ogers at.
tended the goIo New
Years Eve Party at the
Lucy Thurman YWcA
last Wednesday, night.
Many of the guests in
attendance at the we'll
hammered party ar Q
seen in the adjacent
photos, enjoying I h g
festivities provided by
their sponsors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BELLE HAVEN
COUNTRY CLUB

Just -iike-new brick split
level on 0 lovely wooded "a
ache lot within. waxing
distance to bus, schools,
shopping, churches. coun-
try club and golf course.
There are 3 large pedrms.
with plenty Of closet space,
3 full baths, paneled recre-
alton fm., attached garage
and lovely birch cabinet
kitchen with eye = level
oven, tabletop range, dish
washer. garbage disposal
and built In breakfast
booth. Price. right at
S25.S00. Call so. b.679O
to see IL today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
NORTH
ARLINGTO

Attractive stone Cape Cod,
on . beautifully wooded
lot, close to everything.
There is q 24-ft. living
rm., dininG rm.. kitchen
with 'eating space" 8
large oedrms., Ia baths.
full bsmt. with 30-it. pan
eled recreation nm. and
screened porch. There's
over $4,000 In q 4h's
IEt trust you can take
over" The full price,
only Sl9.85O. Call IA.
10000 to see it today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
HOW BIG
is YOUR BOAT?

Well - there's plenty Of
room to "tie up" at the
Mt. Vernon Yacht Club, il
you buy one OF our custom
built center-haIl ram5lers
and sDlit-levels in lovely
YACHL lave. ESTATES.
There are three. four and
i've bedrms.. pa and 3
baths--carport or garage,
screened porehes, large
recreation rIn.. and ali he
extras you're willing to
pay for. Prices start at
S27,500-and well tailor
the N~anr'1s ~ vou~ Spe-
ciflcations." Call 80. 5.
$500 to see them today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
COUNTRY
LIVING

There's plenty of room in
this 2-year-old redwcod
rambler. There's q 15X3l
living rm., large separate
dining rm. large all-elec-
trio kitchen with break
fast area, 3 bedrmS. l2x
10, 10xl2, l2xl5l. Ia
baths, breezewav and ga
rage. This one won't last
long at S1b.500. Call CIR.
1880 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

And enjoy the comforts Of ist-noor
Twins In this choice location near
Westover shopping center: assume
large j 81 trust: out-of-Sround day
light basement With recreation
room. This is q real bargain ct
S1y,250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
WILL BUILD

Our client owns Substan-
tial commercial industrial
vicinity Of SHIRLEY HIGH
WAY AND EDSEL RID. He
will build required facilities
Cany sizel to tenants own
specification. He will lease
same at reasonable rental
with option to purchase. This
is a booming area for
research and development
groups and many other such
enterprises. Only y mi. from
the Pentagon and no stop
lights All inquiries will be
handled in the strictest con-
fidence. Call Mr.. Dixon. with
JAMES L; DIXON a. CO..
ST. 3.7oO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

OCEAN CITY, MD. - Oceanfront
property, suitable to erect dwell.
ing; must be reasonably priced
CO. 5-2212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
LYON
VILLAGE

The potential Of Q lovely
home was appreciated sey-
eral years ago by folks
who knew brick construc-
ton and. fenced in, have
renovated the interior Of
this oder home which to-
day enjoys dignity and
charm with O modern
touci' On p large corner
lot with mature flowers.
ED tr". rec this
2-StoTy charmer offers q
22-ft. living rm. with fire.
pI.. lar2e dining rm.. 70
II completely moderniZed
kitchen. large winter-sum-
mer porch. 3 twin-siZed
bedrms.. full bsmt, and
detached gar age. Bus,
schools and shopping near.
by, S23. 300. Call ia.
10000 to see 1t todayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
DESK SPACE

TELEPHONE NUMBER AND MAIL
ING ADDRESS. dignified and en-
cient: SIS per mo. ST. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
LISTINGS

Why not take advantage Of cur
22 years experience in the sale Ci
hS SS.ss we S Srssnsy need aiaSs
spring market. Phone IA. 4-3776
for accurate appraiSAls. No obli-
sationl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

APPROX. 900 90. e. 8 or more
ofiices, air-cond.. high speed ele.
yators, private baths. Conn. Al T.
$500; avail. May 4, NE. s-6lT3
CONN. AVE, Observation-Disclosures
modern once building, Up 10 400
50. u, D0WD, EN-. 2-7Sl3.
CONN. AVE. a43e. / bdrm. .ofi,ce
comb avail April 1: parking: .
$50 DO incl. utils. EN-. 3-OSaI
CORNER, GROUND FLOOR, iO0i
LIN st. n.w.--2,O00 50, II, for
i lease prominent location: air
cone modern In every respect:
suitable Tor union. ofiices. insur.
Ance, savings and loan assn, etc.
s nHS,''o loca,i M s2h IT. J avail a. n
ID. 7.bo22; ewes. EN-, 3-s362.
DE LUKE sUITE-2h rms air
como. on Wash. blvd; Janitorial
service provided. also ali utlls. paid
by the landlord. Bldg. IOOss oc-
Gu. special LIST 3 mos. only S7b
per mo. then orieinal rent OF Si az
Per mo-; BARR REALTY. INC
2ll6 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-335o
DOCTORS OFFICE. $500 MacLy.
thur blvd; 3 rooms and hath Trst
). PHiLL2Ps'o me- IT, fbS 81 s.i E1hi4NK
DOCTORS
once suites midway between Sill
yer Spring and Wheaton. new
aforementioned building includine
Al services and parking, cal
Mr. Kane NO EnoOo xF,a ts.en
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
SPRINGFIELD
SPLIT.LEVEL

Brand-new brick-and-red.
wood split-level. with three
bedrms.. :, baths, recres-
zion room and ''sadGet
Lacked" kitchen: room for
q growing family: Just
&1S.750, on the best Of
terms. Call FL. 4-S600
TO see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BEVERLY
HILLS

Stately brick Colonial In
4 convenient, desirable
Alexandria peighborhood.
There's q foyer, spacious
living rm. with firepl.. din
ing rm.. modern kitchen,
3 bedrms., IN baths and
full bSmt with 25-ft rec
reation rm,, S2l,5Oo. Call
K. S-":i'.. 70" a pt.
to inspect. First time
offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
MT. VERNON
TERRACE
Wsshiastoa. D. c.
Thursday, Moreh ~. 1859

Vacant and ready to move
in, this charming, CENTER
hall brick rambler fea lures
3 bedrms.. . full baths,
up-to-the- minute, all-eiec-
trio kitchen, separate din
Ing room. full daylight
bsmt.. attached garage,
Anchor-fenced rear yard
and h-acre fully land
scaped lot: q flne value ct
S:3.95O, finance $50. 600
for 80 yrs. II you ike.
Cal 30. 5000 TO see It
todayi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
VARSITY PARK
FROM $27,95O

New section Just approved!
Pick your own lot from
some Of the choicest in
the City of Alexandria.
Euy row and ~ possible
TO get q 4-bedrm.. Pig
bath, center-hall brick
rambler. with q mahogany
paneled rec, rIl1. for Just
S27,950 The plans and
plats are at Fairlington
ofiice-why not drop by
and have a look?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
FAIRFAX
"SUBURBANITE"

Delightfull new brick
Split-ievel on over "a
acre. There's the ,g3-it,
living rm. with fireplace.
dining rm.. up-to-date
kitchen. 3 bedrms., =
baths. 11x23 paneled rec.
rm. and Dashboard h w h.
You'll like it--and the
price is Just S2O.95O. Call
OR. 3-4560 TO see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
" ACRE
so TREES

And q really attractive
brick rambler. There are 3
bedrmS.. a full bsrnt.. and
q fenced back yard, Take
over the $4,000 LIST trust
at only 41acc interest! Full
price is q low Si7.950--
Cali CIR. $4,000 to see 1t
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
SWIM AND FISH
NEARBY

We.l-cared for brick ram
bier on ia-acre, beautiful.
ly wooded lot. In SPRING.
fields Beverly Forest.
InI. custom-ballt 3-bed.
rm. home has o full hsmt,
with 42-ft, paneled rec,
rm.i There's q large mod
ern kitchen. separate din
ing rm. and earport. Only
$4,000. And the trans
ferred colonel will let you
assume his 4I2te LIST trust.
call FLs 4-S6O0 to see 1t
today