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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

asked him why they were on
his desk. he replied: ITO make
me curious as to why the differ
ent colors from the same soil,
same water, and same sun
shine" He is much unlike a U. S.
Secretary of Defense who is re-
ported to have said: I'm not
interested in why the grass is
green"
The primary intent of these
Science Fairs is to stimulate a
youngsters native curiosity into
a lively desire to find out the
reason for things. If he catches
fire" and his imagination is
stirred. he is on the way to be-
coming a great scientist. Russia
makes her selections in rough
and heartless manner: but Mr..
Guild does it on a voluntary
basis = let's the youth, instead
of Mr. K. decide his future.
U. S. and Russia Compared
Yet I am happy to say that
this voluntary American pro-
gram is already being used in
81 cities of Florida alone, and
do not know how many are
starting in other states: while
the Moscow system is hunting
for prospects in over 1000 Rus
sian, cities. This is something
that our Defense Department
should take seriously. would
like to see the Guild Science Cen
ter given each year for this work
the cost of one missile expert
ment. 1t would save our country
a billion dollars a year as well
as perhaps prevent World War
III.
I hope this story viii cause the
superintendent of schools In
wtde-aWake cities 70 serA fae ts,r-
Their information. There is NO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Double Check

Saw where President Eisen-
hover completed his inspection
OF Atlas Missile at Cape Canav-
eral +. that's the Worlds most
expensive Carnival resort He
didn't know much more when he
come away than 0;ien he went
there. Biggest trouble is getting
the thing TO go off The makers
are most anxious To get The thing
up SOS they can make another
never come TO no degree OF
success. as If that was what they
are after. It's q sure wav of
spending money Uncle can claim
that on his Income tax not
that should worry anvbody. The
stuff is not worth anything these
days N. still most folks like 10
have the stuff around. it's still
money.
We got a per cent Governor
with a sales tax mind
worse'n a kid with d 700 VOC.
This will be one eA- that won't
make College. Course my APP
praisal don't count. ! am against
any sales tax. I amt seen no
body really in favor Of il and
I've got down close to them
what's got to pay it. You got to
promise anybody to get support,
Thanks to Mr.. w. r. Blair OF
Soil Conservation for book of the
year. Farms must be taken care
Of if YOU expect to live on them
anything you do to stop
gulley is helpful
Thanks for reading.
Yours.
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
lehn Temple Graves
Tokens Face-Saving For Court?

were CLOSED ana us cnllQfcn
were at large and underfoot or
educationally underprivileged.
The answer is forever, l be-
lieve. A single-shot sports situa-
ton in distant New Orleans ism t
the same as this intimate. do
mestic. city-wide and continuous
horror at home.
There might be reaction
against Herman Talmade but
you can't believe Ellis Ar
nall would inherit. Not so long
as the county unit system lets
the country people rule. The in
classification of the race question
since Ellis last term puts a
political never sign on him in
Georgia in my guess.
EITHER THIS COLUMN is
not writing English or some
can't read English when a head
line in one of my papers lists
me as endorsing" token inte-
grafton. What l endorse is what
| have always endorsed, to wit.
tokens with assurance they are
not a foot in the door to mas
sive indignation.
Alabama's placement law is
no foot.
Atlanta should try it.
WITH IT'S FIRST publication
date hardly passed, w. D. Work
man. Jr.'s The Case for the
South" is already in a second
printing. II is a comment on the
man, the book. and the South.
II have had many letters from
outside the South Mr.. Work
man reports in a letter to this
column, telling me of the SYM
pathy with the South's position
and expressing the hope that
we will ultimately prevail. "
Many Of US can testify to his
testimony.
"URBAN RENEWAL" ISM
entitled to its resounding name
when it means taking people s
homes to let somebody else get
rich with better-loOking ones
And "Slum Removal is smelly
when areas are called slums
just because somebody wants to
grab them for private profit. If
ever two property taking de-
vices in the name of doing good
needed watching from top to
bottom and beginning to end
each of these does.
FROM KNOXVILLE, r. A.
Carpenter wonders why l named
Nixon after my talk there ra-
Their than Byrd, Byrnes or Rus
sell when asked by Editor Loye
w. Mile, Of The News Sentinel
whom l envisioned leading in
and anti-socialism for which
had spoken. Mr.. Carpenter
guesses this may have been the
more diplomatic thing for me e
say outside the South where he
presumes most of my speeches
are made The simple fact. how
ever, is that | was thinking Of
Presidential candidates.
was thinking. indeed. Of
next Presidents, for Mr.. Nixon
is more and more indicated, and
of the need of persuading con.
servatives not to despair Wher
they find a Nixon standing ex-
actly where Stevenson does on
certain matters. Two party sys-
tens are like that. 1t isn't where
the two leaders stand but where
they face and Nixon faces
away from socialism and cen
tralism as positively as Steven
son faces towards them.
1t isn't question of whether
Mrs. Nixon presses the Vice
Presidents pants but whether
it's attractive politically Or Of
what to think Of anyone who
considers it attractive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

1t is rumored that a new simplified
income tax form for next year contains
Just four lines: Cd What was your in
come last year? (2) What were your
expenses? 90 How much have you left ?
(4) Send it in. - Grange Monthly
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

Opponents content that con
struction of schools and sewage
treatment works as well as the
problem Of paying teachers -
should be handled at the local
level as far away from Wash
ington bureaucrats as possible.
They maintain also that the
housing bill is advanced as an
anti-recession masure at a time
when there is no recession.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
THE foot is more pinched
than pushing. :"

Come tokens or not, the en-
tire South should support gallant
Prince Edward County, one Of
the scenes of the first onslaught,
in maintenance of its private
schools.
It should be a point Of South
ern honor and example. too.
The sacrifice there is living
proof Of how Southern people
feel. TO what limits they will go,
of their psychology" II
argues for a contention that pre-
vailing psychology in the South
qualities even tokens for rejec-
ton under placement laws.
After all, the court has not
yet ordered tokens under that
law.
NAACP OPPOSITION to t h e
placement law and possible
tokens in Atlanta is made
significant by Roy wilkins
statement last August that the
organization lis opposed to any
form of token Indignation (as)
contra to the courts decision
but will go along where it ap-
pears to be a bona fide start
toward desegregation."
Evidently the NAACP can't
see Atlanta tokens as a start to
desegregation.
Neither can any one in At
lanta who knows the mood OF
the people. There will never be
mass Indignation there, no mat
ter how hard press, pulpit, peda-
gogues and politicians push.
An NAACP official elsewhere
is urging Negroes to apply mot
in tWoS and threes but in 200
to 300 lots" But it isn't matter
of what the NAACP urges. It
is what the high court decides
And that court gives evidence
Of wishing to find in token Sin
tegratiOn" a way out of the mess
it has made.
An effort to enter 300 pupils
would be frustrated whether
there were two already or none
IN NORTH CAROLINA t h c
schools have presumed the
placement law requires tokens
and have taken few. But not
all the efforts and protests OF
the NAACP have achieved more
than tokens. If a foot is in the
door, it is being painfully pinch
ed and is more likely to be
withdrawn than push on.
In Alabama, of course, tn {
placement law has yet to result
in any tokens.
WASHINGTON, d. c., is no
to be cited as an example Of
token Indignation turned mas
sive. There was never an intent
there to be confined to tokens
Mass mixing was to be forced
on those vote-less, politician-rul
ed people. But mass mixing is
proving SO impossible even un
der that duress that today some
thing like token Indignation exists
with the whites supplying the
tokens.
Prince Edward County anC
Washington, in their opposite
ways, are the best proof tina
public school Indignation is no
going to be tolerated in this
country, that it creates the psy
chology entitled to be cited il
reflections under placement
laws.
In Washington they refuse by
| moving away.
In Prince Edward they refuse
by closing the public schools.
The court will note both situa
tons, surely. in adjudging the
right under placement laws te
reject Negroes applying fol
white schools. If it saves the
courts face to take two or three
in a. school of several thousand
that is nothing for the South tc
tear down its schools system
about.
It is not defeat but victory
THE spirit is willing but the
flesh is weak -
REMEMBERING HOW Geor.
gia Tech marched against
(then) Gov. Griffin when he
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DISHWASHEk, GE poTtabIe, 8
months old. can CT. e-as7o
DISPLAY SETS, 8 large, small
EQUIP. wjelee lights and outlets
Used by florist. For details cal
Ia S-RQ16
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1921 n. FAIRFAX DR.-2-bedrm
apt. Just painted; $50: available
April /. RA. 6-5022
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PAINTING AND PAPERNG. inte-

PAINTING. PAPERING. REPAIR
Our experience is your security
IT RAQRG
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CcohrIhUEDl

DIAMONDS-Man's Ia cts. Sle5;
lady's III cts. S395: lady's 3 cts,
Sl.2e5: lady's ] Ct. emerald cut;
n 81 NV ME- S-536S
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ANACOsTIA. 2s24 Buena Vista
terr: se-Efnc. and / bedrm. See
6smt. mgr. LU. 1855. g
ANACOSTIA
i-SEpRM. Eia "a ApF'; shSsEaGFlsSs s74 50? sTs
SERVICE AND SHOPPING: ALL
UTlLS. INCLUDED. LU. 2-499O.
ATTRACTIVE > bedrms., kit, nv.
rm., din. rm.; ideal for "a young
gentlemen or ladies. NO. Us Of.
ATTRAC. FURN. APIS, IN MOD.
Washer-drier; free prkg.: walk-in
closets, pic. winds: conv. area;
ideal for = girls or cple: 3214 Sth
st. sc. (nr. Sth and Ala. ave) /.
AVAILABLE APRIL Ist, lge. furn
efic., utils. incl, Sg4 so up; mod
dntn. apt. bldg, . blks. of Conn
ave; elev, gar. ldry. rm.: .
blks. pub transp., stores. 1925
7 st. W. AID. 4-4l73
STUDIO APT, newly
dec, centrally loc., within waikins
dist. Of Geo. Wash. Amer. Univ. :,
downtown: utils. incl, maid serv.
avail. DE. 2-3473, after 5 pm;
CO. 5-5l59, 9 to pm.
AREA-Nicelv furn. l.
bedrm. unit in modern bldg: SS5
mo. incl. utils, 10. l-2093.
BOILING AREA-Clean, . bedrms. >.
incl: y blk. to bus. 10 2-540l
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855, near
Shoreham Hotel-Ef1c., l-bedroon'
apt; elev. bldg See janltor til ..
CAPITOL HILL-Liv. rm, bedrm
kit, pvt bath, ent. f.; SOS: utiIs. !:
quiet home. Ii. 3-92O4.
CAPITOL HILL AREA
40S Seward 50. sc. at Pa ave
1-rm. apt; kit. bath. Nicely furn
apt. with air cond. and all utIls
iurn,: See caretaker, bsmt. Apt.
WxsPaNGToN tG9 Pf; 9Ys, s'i Hor,srNc CORP
93l H st. NV. Ma. SASS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. Boiling
Field bedrms., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath: laundry and stor-
age facilities. JOHN L. SHELTON
REALTOR, 10. $4,000.
HTS. BOILING AREA
lal 2-bedrm. apt, S105 mo. tb)
l-bedrm. apt, $50 mo-; in mod
bldg; cony, bus. shop HA. 2.3466.
CONN. AVE, 32I7-Lovely l-b.r T.;
Sl11-Sl15, utils. incl; nr. every
thing; elev.; laundry. WO. 6-6S66.
CONN. AND KALeRAMA AREA
Air-cond bachelor apt; S19 so,
incl. utils. AID. 4-7S75 after 5 pm.
CORNER, a55O 18th ST. NV. =
bright rms, kitchenette, semipri.
vate bath; SIS week. AD. 4-6160.
CORNER GA. and Kennedy NV
Lge. studio rm., full kit, share
bath; empl. lady; S42. RA. 3-2943.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large 2-bedrm
suite, 3 or I: Sl2n. lS2O 10th
st. NV. Janitor. DE. 2-3s22
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bsmt. apt. .
rms, kit. share bath, all utils :.
pvt. entr.: $50. NO. 7-21l3.
EAST CAPITOL ST, I2O9-Lovely
3 rms, pvt. bath adults; S15.
Key. 500 Mass ave. ne. WILL
oUGHBY CO. INC.
EFFICIENCY APT. TO LEASE,
1914 18th st. W, Apt. 5O4-
Inquire res. mgr. or elevator man,
avail immed.
FURNITURE FOR RENT for any
apartment or home, to individuals
or projects. D. C.. Va. and Nd
MARS LEASING CORP, Ii s.
O066, Monday-Friday.
GA. AVE. NV, 4OI6-1-bedrm, apt.
clean; transp. dr.; park; adults;
gentle. RA. 3-2s2S. EN-. 3-3426.
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HIttI y Q IIUth NaII W
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
nondrinker tvhitel: does own
work. reas. Ii. 1-165S. Ii. 6-gll4.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UHFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

COLUMBIA RD. 1878, Apt. 410 -
RIM. for woman: S44 rent and share
all Housekeeping eXps. and privils.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

AIR-COND.: CONN. AVE- bed
rms, > baths. Also bedroom
apt, spacious, beautiful modern
building: Washington's finest NV
neighborhood all-electric kitchen,
dishwasher, disposal, etc; con-
venient walking distance to hishly
desirable high school, junior high
and grade schools; excellent pub-
lie transportation. THE ESSEX,
$40 Connecticut ave. NV. EN-
O.R0T-
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APIS, EuRhIsHEn-n. c.
tcoNTINUEpl

AIS RITTENHoUsE ST. NV
Newly dec. 3-rm. apt: kit. bed
rm-. liy. rm-. vall-to-val carpet
ing: with lis. S73 so: unlimited
phone. bus At cor. RA- $1,000.
5th ST. NV. 412S-Emc.. 8 rms
COW. TO Walter Reed expr. bus
.eaS.. employed lady. ia. a-Ol9a
2ISt AND o SIS. N.W.-3-r. apt
working cple.; $50 wk.. utils. furn
Also Ink. rms. AD. 4-1923.
COLoRED-MT. PLEAsANT-At-
trsc lge. liv. rm bedrm.. kit.
bath v. shower: $50 RA. 3-2943
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DIN. .RM. FURN.-Duncan Phyfe
table. SIC: 4 matching chairs. $40
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ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

ARL.-Girl to share I-bedrm. air
eond apt. with another girl: PEN
tagon area. pool privils IA. A.
1900: evenings, IA. 5-6567.
ARL.-Gentleman, coll. erad., viii
share mod. ! bedfm. with another
man; or select 2-bedrm. Reply
Box 61-A. Star Give BACKGROUND
CONN. AND KALoRAAIA AREA
Young man TO share apt. with
same, De. Ss034 after $3.50 pm
CONy. NV. LoCATIoN-oirl
wishes 70 share nicely furn. apt
with another gir.: $40 mo. CO.
5-5SS5.
GENTLEMAN desires another gen-
tleman to share nice ? bedrm
apt. in Anacostia LU. 4-353a
GIRL, over 25. to share house with
IA. s-1sI5.
N.W:-Mature young man TO share
very ress ME s-66aa after s pm
REFINED Jewish woman will share
.-bedrm. ant with another woman.
EM. $3.50. after 6. MRS BAUM.
WANTED--Man about 30 with col
man, pleasantly furn NV. apt
cow. transp.. quiet ueiEnborhooG
reas. rent. RA. 3-S263
WOMAN. over 20. TO share 2-bed-
rm. apt. in Alex. with smother
woman: excel. transp. nr. Penta-
gon. XII. 9-0I62 after 6.
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with
another lady: bedrm,. liv. rm.,
kitchen. bath: $40 mo. AID.
4-S142.
YOUNG EMPLOYED MAN to share
l-bedrn1. apt. with man, TV, Hi
Fl; Silver Spring. JU. S-1SS4.
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GENTLEMAN, middle sos. wants
room in an apt. or home where he
can feel at home with privacy. or
will share an apt. Box 32l star
HYATTs. OR RIvERDALE VIC
Furn. rm. with pvt. bath. Call MR.
3, ct AP. 7-7604, Monday.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
lcoNITHUEol
FORMICA sPECIALIsT-sink tops.
specifications. Call JE. 4-12s3.

F0RMICA sPECIALIsT-sink tops.
bar tops, etc. Work done 70 your
specifications. Call JE. 4-l2S3.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
BOMB sHELTER-FiberElAs dome
shelter Of tremendous strength.
Install In . DAYS in existing home.
Our package includes eyerything
except concrete: S469. so. No
money down FHA terms. Also
provides excel. study area with
complete privacy for STUDYING OF
library; 6-peTson capacity. Call
OF. 2-7559 weekdays.
RAINTNG AND PAPERNG, first
immtd. Mr.. POAT. RA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, PAPERING. REPAIR
Our experience is your security.
Il 1856.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, inte-
rior. exterior: FHA loans avail.
After 3 O'Clock call JU. 9-411l.
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
nondrinker Cvhite); does own
work. ress. II. 1859. Ii. 6-9ll4.
PAINTING. interior. exterior, roof
carpentry. gutter work; by white.
Call any time, CH. S-44O4
PAINTTNG-Color in home, int
and ext, 25 yrs exper; wall
paper removing: no drinking; hon
est vrk. Nd, DC. Va. IA. 1888
PAINTING. paperins, plastering: go
yrs eXper.;' work guar; estimates
cheerfully given WA. 7-2259.
PAINTING and paper hanging.
roofing, liEht hauling. Call Ii.
S-IS4s
PAINTING; low rates; service that
satisfies; free estimates. Mr..
OSATO. IA S-7964.
PAPERNG-ThiS week only! Sl1
np; 1860 sunfast washable paper
RA. 6-2ss4. he. 9-1s57.
PAPER RIM, S3"; paint rm.,
S32; hanginE murals or sanitas
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured Wallpaper re-
moval co. in D. c.. Nd, Va: rea-
sonable. neat, enc. DI. 7-l6OO.
PLASTERIRG-New work, repair
and stucco; special rates to real
estate DE. 2-1592.
PLASTERING; small Jobs; repair
routes: have own truck and
equipment, Call NO. 1854.
PLASTERING, all type, patching a
speciality Work guar. Free esti-
mate. Mr.. SCIALES, SO. 5-93Sl.
PLUMBING AND HEATING; compl
bathrm., kit. remodel; water heater,
boiler replacement LU. 2-2l9l.
ROOF REPAIRS, all types. New
roofs. 80 yrs. eXper., all work
guaranteed. White, do own work.
Refs, call anytime. SP. 3-31SO.
ROOF REPAIR, gutter down spout;
painting, brick, cement work.
Water proofins; no Job to small.
LU. 2-5l20.
ROOFTNG, PAINTING, general re-
pairs r, 4 D. CONTRACTING
co. JU a-4570 any time.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts, Cleaned. Free Estim.
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. .3-"sO2
A,P- APPLIANCE CO.-washer and
refrigerator repairs. all makes; all
work and parts guaranteed. Rea-
sonable. 10. 3-621l.
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RATNTNG AND PAPERNG. first
Flass vorkmanship. work dons
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PIANOs-Used uprights, Si25 up
and grands, as low as S2s5: MANI
fne makes: terms Estab 1901
sCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP. us
SliEo ave. Silver Spring, Nd
Open Mon, Thurs. and Fri, til y
other days til s. For Sun. appt
phone JU. 9-3039.
PIANO, SteinWay Grand; 5 It
10 in: mahog.; so yrs. old: CON-
pletely rebuilt, case excellent
$1,000, no less. EN-. 3-5s46.
PIANO. Estey: upright: lust tuned
SIS. FE. 7-77S3.
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APIS. FURRISHED-VA.

ALEX.-DEL RAYS rms. in bsmt
pvt, entrance and bath, util.. $50
mo, working cple. XII s-2157.
ALEX, downtown-Furn. apt. fire-
proof bids. laundry privil. janitor
we: SIS to S99.5O incl. all util.
TE. $3.50 from 10 am to s pm
ALEX bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
dinette, bath and screened porch
S100 TE. 6-2323.
ARL., NJ bedrm liv. rm., kit.
bath, STORAGE rm., uttls. incl;
$50 80. ia, 1851.
ARL.. I21O N. Quinn, nr Ft. Myer
-l-hedrm. apt: SOS, incl utiis. =:
pvt. parking. ldry. IA. 4-0347.
ARLINGTON, close in = Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kitchen. bath; completely
equipped for nice employed adult
lor adults, 500 mo. incl. utilS
Price Of maid service as deter.
mined. Parking. Refs. exchsnged
KE. 7-0149, IA. s-9S4l.
ARL., N.-Delightful l-bedrm. nr
Shop center. bus Transient, OF
lease 561l N, WASHINGTON blvd
ARL. =. very nice furnished .
Vrm:- pvt bath RptS. all utils
incl: close to busltne. downtown,
Peltagony avail. now. $50 and
SIS month. KE. 6-9SS2
ARLINGTON-3-room apartment
living room, bedroom, kitchen
bath. All pvt, util: $50 per mo
Jackson 1-2a9i
ARL.-Liv. rm. with firepl., ? bed.
rms, lge. kit. auto. washer. pvt
bath, all .utils. and phone S135
couple only. JE. 2-35Sl.
ARL., HOWARD MANOR APIS
Enc. lovely furn., cow. transp.
Sll0.50. ia. 5-2444, EN-. 5-2977
ARL.. DOMINION PLAZA-Luxury
bldg; swim. pool beaut furn
air-cond, 2-bedrm. apt: incl
linens. china, etc Avail. immed., {
wks, TO 3 mos; 5000, ia. $4,000
ARL.. NEAR PENTAGON - Family
apt rate DAY or week and hotel
room; free parking ia. 2-3343
BOULEVARD GARDENS, ,betweer
Natl Airport ard Alex. Smart
l-bedrm. apts., offering the COM
forts Of home; S1lO, including all
utilities; res. mgr. ll03 Portnei
I'd, No ll5, XII. q-4a56, or cal
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Ma
S-2345.
JUST OFF RTE. I'M. south Of
Fl. Belvoir-Bedrm. liv. rm.. kit
bath, pvt. entr.; SIS mo. JE. .
1921 N. FAIRFAX DIR -bedrm
apt. lust painted; $50: available
April l RA. 6-5022.
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DOCS, PETS, Ere.
lcONIlNUEDl
POODLE PTTpC

All Sizes and Colors. Reasonable
Grooming. Boarding, STUD Service
MA. 2-OS00 Local Ma. 2-OSsI
1narf CnlIiel = RiacE.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
: FURNITURE

luxurious model home Of
furniture available for i'm
mediate delivery. consists Of
6-pc. bedrm. suite. mattress
and box spring; foam nylon
sofa and chair, end tables.
cocktail table, rugS, lamps
and 7-pc. dining area furni-
ture: orig. 81 800; cash price,
S695 or assume payments
Of IS SIS weekly. 1919 l4th
= ~ N@NG
Evening star., 1960-07-09
history Project For NEA

ing, I'LL Western ave. NV;
cost, $4,000.
w. C. & A. N. Miller De-
velopment Co., owner and
builder, 1401 K st. NV; Earl
Edward R. Spano, architect;
to erect one. two-story dwell
ing, 4238 50th st. NV; cost,
$4,000.
w. c. g. A. N. Miller De-
velopment Co., owner and
builder, 1926 49th st. NV;
Edward R. Spano, architect;
to erect one, two-Story dwell
ing. 4244 .50th st. NV; cost
$4,000.
Si-Co Inc, owner and
builder, 1926 Fenton ST., Sill
yer Spring; Joseph P. Vaghi,
architect; to erect one, two
story dwelling, 6314 28th pl.
NV; cost, $4,000.
Murray Blitz, owner, 5036
Nebraska ave. NV; builder
not selected; Marvin j. Can
tor, architect; to erect one
story dwelling. 5532 Haw-
thorne pl. NV; cost, $15,-
900.
Haven Construction Corp,
Evening star., 1960-07-09

Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:
National Education Asso-
citation, owner, 1901 18th st.
NV; builder not selected;
Joseph Saunders & Asso-
ciates. architects; to erect
one. 13-story Office building,
1925 M st. NV: cost, $2.5
million.
Schroff Development Co.,
owner. 5817 Danny's In.
Alexandria, Va, builder not
selected: John M. Walton &
Associates, architect; to erect
one, one-story warehouse, 80
p st. s.e.; cost $4,000.
David K. E. Bruce, owner
1411 34th st. NV; E. A.
Baker, builder; H. P. Cross,
architect; to erect one, two
story dwelling, 1411 "a st.
NV; cost 100000.
Lewis H. Shapiro, owner,
Tower bldg, 14th and K stS.
NV; Andrew j. Donnally,
architect; to erect one, one
story warehouse and Office,
955 V st. me-; cost, $25,000.
George Tipp, owner and
builder, 1401 K st. NV; Earl
Won Reichenbach. architect;
to erect one, one-story dwell
Evening star., 1960-07-09

owner and builder, 1902 Pere-
COY dr., KenSington; John A.
d'Epagnier, architect; to erect
seven one-story dwellings,
$500 block of 36th st. and
36th pl. s.e.; cost, $4,000
each.
Evening star., 1960-07-09
Correction

Owners of the Rock Greek
Forest Apartments, Grubb
road near EaSt-West high
way, are Sam Fig and John
E. McKeever. Information
supplied to The Star listed
Mr.. McKeever's name incor-
rectly as Robert McKeever,
and he was thus identified in
a photo caption in last Sat-
urday'S issue.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

FiRsL PREsENIAILoN OUTSTANDING VALUE N CLOSE
SUN -Fjne big eoonio very desobe ond highly convenient
Beautiful LOT opprox 75xloo Completely redeeoroed
Washington Blvd beyond cebe Rood nswood left h Street
Mrs Sorensen, KE S-2659
Evening star., 1960-07-09
-VIR MA

StJTES IoSAIoN FOR s39 5oo 233 NORTH ktNmoRs-oPEN
TODAY AND SUNDAY 10 DARk-Moenieen townhoUss in
perfectly beautiful woodland setting The end of qYi.t eud:,G.
Lying pIhGe dining huge oil electric kitchen ond CENTRAL
AIR CONDIIONlNGl downtown
Key Bridge tuke porkwoY into Spout Run bear right
Kenmore, right TO home Mr. Reed, IA. 1881.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

DIRECTIONS: FolIow Mount Vernon Parkway
past the Airport and through alexandria. Wayne.
tOOOd is the right just 5.3 miles beloV Hunting
TorUer Apartments and miles below stone bridge
oUerpdss. Open every day II It'll 7;3O-Gny hour
BY appointment.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

kgNwooo AREA6 ssoRooMs sAIHs.NEAs Puse AND PARo
CHAl SCHOOS-5403 NEWlNGTON ROAD-OPEN SUN 27-Brund
qod REQ euoi mas'erpiesel lovely white brick Gooro beys
obIe low 4os Dir; River Rd Springfield Dr. topposs Ken
wood Club left Rdeeed left to Ns~nston, right 10 homs Mr
Measel. OIL. A25z5