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Negro Ins. .
Continued From Page One)

Previously, Mr.. Clement ex-'
plains, "the Negro businessman
was driven into a practice of
segregated business not by
choice but because he had no
recourse"
1t will be some time yet,
however. Mr.. Clement believes,
before Negro insurance COM
panies can make any inroads
into the total market"
"If they are to penetrate
this total market" to any ex-
tent. he declares, Negro COM
panles must integrate their
staffs by recruiting persons of
other ethnic groups"
Hitherto, he reports, efforts
in this direction have been
singularly unsuccessful.
One Negro insurance man
speculates that whites edo not
want to be supervised by a
Negro"
Complete intcgration of Ne
gro companies. however, says
Mr.. Clement, is at best a dis
tant future prospect.
81 think we will continue to
have Negro-managed business
catering to the Negro market
for some time to come"
In some areas, such as Los
Angeles and in New Jersey,
Mr.. Clement relates, Negro
firms have succeeded in
breaking into the total mar
ket" Chat is. among white
clients) even with Negro sales
men.
But this Is just breaking
in," he emphasizes. ut is not
a large volume of business"
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
Jackson State /.

Continued From Page One)
ficers, college policy is explain
ed, tests are given, and general
instructions designed to help the
students make adjustments are
u routlined. New students will reg
s.iister on Friday, September 13.
. Upperclass students will regis
ter Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember Is and II. Glasses will
begin Wednesday, September
lo18. 1868.
- The biggest, and perhaps the
s, most welcome change students
= will note will be the improved
cShousing accommodations avail
= :, able this year. Operation of the
VI Colleges new five-story wo-
mems dormitory will begin with
;, the new school year. This facili-
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
Negro Students
Continued From Page One)

CONTINUED FROM Rage One)
DR.. Stephens said, Atlanta's
requirements for transfer, so
far as integrated grades are
concerned, will be the same
rs those of the Northern school
systems.
With the beginning OF the
new academic year Sept. 3, the
ethr 10th, 11th, and 18th grades
Of the Atlanta schools will be
integrated. This is in accord
.ance with a downward esca-
lation" plan of grade a year
approved by the federal court
here in 1860.
Negroes Included
About 1875 Negro students
will be attending previously
all-white Atlanta schools dur
ing this academic year. These
include 86 Negroes of l91 who
applied for transfers to the
ninth grade last May and 40
whose transfers to higher
grades were approved last
year. That group originally in
cluded a., but for various rea-
sons four have dropped out.
Despite a relaxation of
! transfer requirements, the
number of applicants dropped
of sharply this year-191 as
compared with 265 for the
1928 academic year. Asked;
for his theory as to why this
had happened, DIR. Stephens,
said he assumed "the novelty
has worn Off" Negro appli-
cants for transfers, he sur
missed, mo longer feel like
pioneers"
Protection Fades
There will be sharp con-
trast between the atmosphere
on Sept. 3 when 126 Negroes
enter white" schools and that
three years ago when the first
small band of pioneers" -
only nine - broke the GEN.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
Labor Relations
Board SWears-In
Negro Member

Washington - CUPID - Ho-
ward jenkins Jr., 48, was sworn
in Thursday as the first Negro
member of the National Labo,
Relations Board.
Jenkins began his five-year
term by taking the oath of of
flee from Supreme Court JUS
tice Arthur j. Goldberg in q
ceremony conducted in the In
terror Department auditorium.
Jenkins, a Republican who
formerly was assistant CON-
missioner of the Labor Depart
ment's Bureau Of Labor Mana
cement Reports, replaces Philip
Ray Rodgers who served for
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
Negro Children
Stay Out OF
School in Protest

Americus, Ga. Thirty-twl
Negro children who decided they
wouldn't go to school Friday
wound up in Jail.
The children - the youngest
aged II and none over 16 -
were picked up by police for
"disorderly conduct" and turned
over to juvenile authorities af-
ter they marched up to thu
door of the Staley Negro
Junior High School and chanted
1--WE won't go to school"
Willie Kicks, a spokesman for
the Student Nonviolent Co.
ordinating Committee SNCC
said the children were apparent
ly protesting the previous
arrest of about ITS persons in
connection with racial demon
strations here. About 100 OF
those arrested were still being
held in Jail.
According to Daniel Deloatch,
principal of the Negro school,
two groups of children march
ed into the school yard once,
but left after officials told them
to. When they returned, and
this time would not leave, the
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07

In most plaes, he comedies,
it will be "a long. time before
a Negro can walk through q
block asking for appointments.
We call this cold canvassing.
Mr.. Clement takes a very
realistic view OF the recruit
ment of Negro statesmen by
white, companies. He realizes
that the controlling motive IS
sheer economics.
"The (white) businessman Is
after profits" he says. "He has
now found that the Negro mar
ket is profitable. Therefore he
is recruiting the special man
power that can best tap that
market
To Mr.. Clement, "the i'm
portant thing" is the simple
fact that Negroes are being
hired in positions as high as
statesmen. Never mind the mo-
tive.
Tf we can elevate tho
Negroes economic status" he
says, I'VE are taking big step
in improving his general con-
dition.'
Furthermore, Mr.. Clement
believes that being hired as a
salesman is "the first step IN
the route to top-management
position" The latter may be
in the form of a vice-presi-
dency for special" tthat is,
Negro) markets, but it is top
position nonetheless.
Mr.. Clement, however. does
not believe that Negro inSur-
ance salesman who has broken
into a white company has any
psychological advantage over a
Negro broker from a Negro
firm in soliciting business
among Negroes.
Most sales. he says. depend
ultimately on the professional
ability and personality Of the
individual broker. regardless Of
what company he represents.
In the current cjvil-rights
crisis, Mr.. Clement says. the
Negro businessman can best
help through financial support
Of civil-riGhtS organizations and
by encouraging employees to
participate in demonstrations. "
AT its annual convention here
last week. the National Insur-
ance Association adopted a
policy statement on civil rights
that incorporated these very
points.
To further the struggle for
equality, the MIA statement
said, 1--WE pledge our financial
support and service as com-
panies, and we earnestly urge
all employees to personally
support these (civil rights or
ganizations, both locally and
nationally, with participation
and money"
To implement this policy
stand, the MIA established pro-
cedure for continuous fund
raising to aid the civil-rights
movement.
The MA also endorsed Presi-
dent Kennedy's civil-rights bill
and the Aug. 28 march on
Washington.
The MAS 46-member com-
panies together have more than
S343,000,000 in assets and near
ly $4,000, 100000 in life insur-
ance in force.
Mr.. Clement is vice-president
and agency director Of North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Durham, NC. larg-
est of the Negro insurance
firms.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
police were called.

police were called.
Deloatch said he had received
calls from a number of parents
who said someone was ap-
preaching the children on their
way to school and trying to
dissuade them from attending
classes. The schools in Ameri-
Gus began classes Friday.
Kicks said the children had
planned protest meeting in
church following the school
yard demonstration.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07

ty, capable of housing 750
young women, will provide
some much-needed relief. An
increase in room rent was an
nounced recently by college Of
ficials. This increase became
necessary as the Administration
sought additional revenue to re-
tire bonds used to construct and
improve dormitory facilities at
the College. Normal changes in
the faculty and staff will also
be noted.
The 1963-64 school year will
mark the oath year of the ad-
ministration of Jacob L. Red
dix as President of the Col
lege.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07
throughout the United States

throughout the United States.
DR.. Du Bois was one Of the
incorporators of the NAACP
and for many years served as
editor Of its official publication
"The Crisis"
He held teaching positions at
Atlanta University, Wilberforce
University, University Of Penn
sylvania.
DIR. Du Bois was generally
recognized as one Of the most
incisive thinkers and platform
orators in the nation during his
creative years.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07

The following admonition was
addressed by Quaker to a man
who was pouring forth a volley of
i'll language against him:
Have care, friend, thou mayest
run thy face against my fist."
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07

10 years on the labor board
Jenkins more recently has been
COP counsel for the House
Labor Committee.
Jenkins, a native of Denver,
Colo, said he was aware of
the significance of the appoint
ment of a Negro to the NIRB.
Jackson advocate., 1963-09-07

PatrOnize Our Advertisers
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DR.. Du bois...

Continued From Page One)
the NAACP in later years and
was often censured in the u. s.
press for his leftish leanings.
DR.. Dubois, who once taught
at Atlanta University, was born
February %, 1868 in Great Bar
rington, Mass.
The noted leader and world
traveller received his A. B. from
Fisk University in 1883, and his
M. A. and Ph D. from Harvard
University. He received numer-
Gus honorary degrees from in
stitutions of higher learning
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HOUSES UNFUaH. TO RENT
fCONTiNUEDl

WHEATON, 81. GATHERINGS parish q
b e d m s., rec. rrn., semidetched
slza per month plus utls. slS-s6l3.
WOODMOOR -3-bedrm., 7-bath brick
Colonial, jslousied porch and ga
NokfHWooD HIGH - s-bedrm., 2.
bath rambler, all elec. kit. rec.
WHEATON WOODS-I-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod, tile bsrnt. $50.
FALKLAND - 2-bedrm. older Cape
Cod on acre-lot. Sl35,
CHESTER KELLER JU. S1l04
INA CORCORAN ST. N.W.-i3 rms,
4 baths, OIL heat, children accepted,
only $50 mo. Call MR.. NEU-
MANN, MA. $500.
1919 VERNON ST. NV rms, z
baths, kit, full bsmt., oil heat,
newly dec, children accepted. Only
sl35 mo. Call MR.. NEUMANN, MA.
SIS TO 500 PER MO. to J
bedrms., year-round det. homes In
nearby Nd. beach area 20 min. to
d. c. Oil heat. IA 622oo.
Ia5 HOBART PLACE NV rms.
and bath, lge. front and rear porch
es, bsmt., oil heat, children wei
come. Only Sl35 mo. Call Mr..
NEUMANN, MA. sS70o.
lf4s NEWTON ST. Me- rms,
bath, bsnt. with toilet, oil heat,
Ice. yard, Ice. front porch and ga
rage, children welcome. Only $3.50
mo. Call MR.. NEUMANN, Ma.
5000.
7sSs FITS. HIS. AREA : s77 wk.
with opt. Decor. 2.bedrm. home,
SIN. family. DICKEY'S, AP. $1,000.
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SILVER SPRING, ST. Johns Par
ish. Carroll Knolls- Owner trans
ferred, redec. 3-bedrm. rambler,
beamed ceiling liv. rm, with firepl.,
dinette, cleo. kit. full bsmt., pa
neled rec. rm., exit, pretty lot with
trees, etc. FLA $500 down, Sl35
mo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPACIOUS

BETHESDA, PARKWOOD-oNLY
S20,e50 FOR THIS pretty brick
rambler perfectly maintained inside
and out. Featuring lovely living
rm. with hrepl., mod. kit. with ia
BILE space and pantry, 3 bedrms.
and tile bath. Rec. rm. and full
bath in airy bsmt. D elightfuI
fenced yard with beaut. paintings
A TERRIFIC VALUEl Call KE.
1880 It'll pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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FIT. DUPONT AREA
$4,000 FLA appraised. 2-bedroom
brk. Semidet, din. rm., modern
kit, bSmt., rec. rm., back porch,
fenced yard, beautiful roses. A
good buy.
T. D. BURGESS CO.
REALToR RE. $500 Til 2
GEORGETOWN
NEW-EXCLUSIVE
The best of Georgetown in a modern
house Of traditional lines, peri.
cond., 4 bedTms., 3l7 baths, maids
room, excel. liv. nm. opening onto
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
FE. $3.50 FE. $500
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Ell. 6-sI0C
FOGGY BOTTOM

HILLCREST HTS. Modern brick. s
rms. bedrms., tile bath, first
floor powder rm., equipped kit,
rec. rm., Wv. carpet. Conven. An
drews Field via Suitland pkwy.
Only Sl35 month. Immediate pos
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

N. LAUREL, HOWARD COUNTY
z new homes by builder. Completely
finished for immediate occupancy.
; bedrms., ceramic tiled bath and
beautiful full bsmt. Priced very low
at slA.sSo, including full sodded lot.
Open daily, until sold, beginning
this Sun, October 70, from ! pm.
until pm. Go 10 Madison st. be-
side Phillips IS Gas Station, turn
right, 90 } blks. to open sign on
houses.
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COLESVILLE AREA
GIG 0EA
ENCHANTED

The magic Of brilliant design, Ige.
rms. and better-than-new cond. cast
their spell in this ra m bier. 3
bedrms., den, full din. rm. and rec.
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BETHESDA Lovely 4-bedroom brk.
home, large family kit. rec. rm.,
Lear garage. Unbelievably priced
" BURToN.KELLEiGH. ReaItor
BETHESDA, exclusive area, off
Bradley Spacious split on Va acre,
ideal for entertaining, arge
bedrms., IVA baths, paneled rec,
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Realtor
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes, OIL. 1893
BETHESDA AREA, LUXMANOR-
Stunning contemp. bedrms., and
den on N7-acre level, wooded lot.
Firepl. In iv. rnn., large scr. porch
overlooking secluded garden. Gus
tom-built home, many quality fea-
lures. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 Til 2
BETHESDA, CLOSE-N OFF BRAD
LEY BLVD. MAGNIFICENT brick
rambler with 6 bedrms., 3 baths.
breathtaking rec. rm., most hand
somely designed patio and pool.
Immac. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 Til 3
ETHE SD A-Redecorated brick
ramb Ter within easy access to
transp., 3 bedrms., baths, walk to
school and ST. James. 1000.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 Til 3
BETHESDA = OWNER. Principals
only Attractive 2-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. Walk public, parochial schools,
NH. Lge. level lot with trees.
Fenced. 2nd fir. enlarged ample for
bedrms. and bath. Many extras.
Sl7,50o. EN-. 5-564S or directly out
Bradley blvd. to Bradmoor and
right to 1908.
BETHESDA, B.-C.C. HIS, Lynbrook
area-Brick Colonial, large hy. I'm.
with firepl., sep. din. nm, lge.
bedrms.s rec. rm. $4,000. 6S6-0624.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ffOkfTIafIfEnl
tcoNTIRUEol

BETHEsDA-EENWOOB PARK A
home Of charm. 7-rn- split-leyel On
wooded lot. Living nm, sep. Ching
I'm, bedrms.s "a baths huge rec.
I'm. opens 70 patio GARAGE. SAL
500. Make offer. WO. S-oAlq.
POBLAK q PoBLAK on. 7-Aooo
PETHESDA : 1883 OF reas. offer
buys this 4 bedrms., baths fun
bsmt., screen pchs. sep. din rm.s
and table-space kit. Immed. occup.
COLQUITT OIL. 7-0ool TIL n PM
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INOsI UIl, L-IVVul WI sog-I .oV'
MACARTHUR BLVD. -3-unit b d 9,
on over ! acre suitable for subdiyi-
sion, zoned RIO. $4,000. SUSIE v.
WATWOOD, 362-3246.
NEAR BLAIR MGH-Delightful ;
bedroom, tub bath Cape Cod,
screened porch, recreation room,
vacant, s26,S50. GRAY MESSENGER
A. CO. INC. III. $500.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Everything
new. bedrms., 2l7 baths, freed
lot. Excel. neighbOrhood. S235 mo.
2A4-6O4e or NO. 1875.
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ARL., n, LOrcOm lane area Fully
air cond. rambler. 2 bedrms., Ice.
hv. rm,, dining area, Unframed.
kit, dishwaSher, disposal, freezer,
washer and dryer, fenced yd., ga
rage, Competing and Grapes also incl. b,
SIPS. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., Realtor, IA. +l40o,
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MASS. AVE.-Center-hall brick Colo
NAL on large lot with trees and
view, 24-ft, living rm., big dining
rm. and kitchen, powder rm., 4
bedrms., 2 baths up, grOund-level
rec. rm. with sliding glass doors to
patio, firepls., garage. Walking
distance to schools and transp. Ex-
Gel. value, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, OIL. 2-7006, ewes, 365-I266.
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CHEVY CHASE

"METZLER BUILT"
New England Colonial In better. than
new-house cond., ! VT. old, delight
full plan, artistic exterior with
stone, brick and shake roof. For
NAL Hv. nm. with firepl., family
din. rm., lge. screened porch with
beautiful view. P A N E L E D DEN
AND POWDER RIM, ultra de luxe
kit, bedrms.. 2 tile baths on md,
storage attic. ground-level rec. rm.
with firepl., and Ath bath, 2-car
garage opening directly to kitchen,
centrally air cOnd. Priced in upper
Sos 2 amy p.m., EN-. 2-7A0O,
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HOUSES 10 SHARE
REAL ESTATE SIZE. Or EXC.

TWO NV. CO-0P. APIS. for
home. mountain property or .
farm. In D. c., Va. or Nd. Call
sun. and ewes, sS2-3462: week
days, 451-3240.
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METZLER

LISTNGS URGENTLY NEEDED
COLESVILLE AREA! New 2-story
home on beautiful Va acre with 1885,
Fl. frontage, private 22-ft. liv. rm.,
20-ft. kit, 4 bedrms., ava baths,
Dashboard heat, immed. possess,
upper 20s. Call EV. 4-7363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. s-l2Ao
COLESVILLE AREA-Over Va acre.
Cape Cod home, hv. rm., 3
Ssan Just .I ss5s ~ sas,5 SSm' and
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
COLESVILLE BRIGGS CLANCY
AREA -Must be sold. Lovely 3-bed-
nm. rambler on h-acre lot, ultra
modern kit, family rm. with hrepl.
plus rec. rm., excel. cond. We
take trades.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-170O
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WHEATON, 81. GATHERINGS parish
D. m s. rec. rn., semidetched
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KENsNGTON AREA, Holy Cross
Parish-Avail. for immed. occupan-
CIV. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Williams
burg Colonial, less than yrs. old.
Lee. liv. rm. with firepl., family
din. rm., cleo. kit. with eating
space. Den or bedrn. and bath on
LIST, screened porch, deep wooded
IOf fftil hSnat
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MOVING, PACKING, SIoR,
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARL. -2bedrm. brick 5 min. to Pen
tagOn, close to bus and shop, Sl3S,
ia. 2-0576.
CAPITOL HILL-3 bedrms., living
nm, dining nm. SIS. Call Ii.
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Orchid ST. and 10Th NV.
West side of 10Th st., det. brick, En-.
glish Colonial style, all modern in
terror, center hall, liv. rm., din.
Tm.. mod. kit, breakfast rm., den,
pow Ter Tm. and sun porch, 3
bedrms., 2 full baths.
MURRAY LEVINE TIA. s-3l4A
SHEPHERD K-Lge. quality
built Williamsburg Colonial. A pres
tige home for only S3l,75O.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $500
Sc. AREA-Se midet. brick. 4
bedrms., rec. room, Anchor-fenced
yard. $500 down to qualified FLA
purchaser. 5s4-53e7.
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Woshingtoa, D. c.
ffidsy, octobeF 70, 1858
APIS. UAFURHIsHED-VA.

ARL.. CLOSE N soo-unit garden
and new de luxe development eleV
bldg.s efhcs.. !, z and J bedrms.
some with balconies and pstins, air
ennd-s swim pool some garages.
CloSa 70 bus Navy Annex, Penfs-
Fonf churc he's, schools. DOR
CHESTER APIS. 700 Columbia
pike. IA. 7-o5os.
ARL-. Key Bridge area-NeW J.
beorm- luxury apt, air cond-s eN-
Ta-lEe. ms beautiful kit, seq.
DIN rm-s covered garage. No chi
dren or pets. sz4-6629.
ARL.. FERN GARDENS Modern.
air cOnd., bedTm.s Sis. Z
bedrms-. sl37-S0. Small pets ACCEPT
ed FUN. apis. avail. OFT Jeif-Day-
Is hwy. on Fl. Scott dr. res. mgr.
6sA-4ss6. 2s6s p. Scott DR., Ar.
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Autumn Leaves

Frame this immaculate split
foyer rambler, located on the
very end of a quiet wooded
cul-de-sac. 3 large bedrooms,
IVA ceramic tiled baths, a
color co-Ordinated modern
kitchen Qarge enough to eat
I'M, plus a dining area and
large living room, provide a
gracious floor plan for either
entertaining or everyday liv-
ing. The recreation room
with lovely built-in bookcase
wall Is where you and your
family will spend their lei
sure moments. The extra "a
bath at this level will make
the basement area a marve-
lOus rainy-day playrOOm.
Priced at S23,eS0 70 sell
quickly. Call now for an
appointment,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.
tCONTlNUEDl

s.E-Bsaudiui Ibedrn. 81. car
Cod, ] fun baths, rec. I'm. with
bar large Screened perch, break.
fa1 nook, living room with FIRE
place built-ln garage, preHti 70
neighb0rhOod. You can Be In b.
Thanksgiving. RE. 5000.
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
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ANDREWs-OxoN HILL AREA

Unique floor plans. lst showing Of
these custom brk. ramblers and z
stories with the Colonial touch,
These homes feature. "a baths. "a
bedrms., finished rec. rms, country
kits, carpOrts, dens, entry foyers,
formal din. rms, intercoms, bsmts.
and other extras. Cow. located in
Rosecroft Park, near hurc s,
schools and shopping. City sewer,
water and gas. $26,500 and S7s, 500.
Dir: Out s. Capitol st.. to Livings-
Book I'd, bear left on Book I'd. TO
Rosecroft blvd, left on Rosecroft
blvd. to Dunbarton and right to
NJ ADDoX CONSTRUCTION CO.,
INC.
RE. 1884 CH. s-ss7s
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SPRING VALLEY

DISTINGUISHED home in a lovely set
ting, foyer entrance, Nv. rm-s din,
rm. and kit, step up to beaut. D.
brary with fireplace and powder
rm., 8 bedrmS, and ; baths on up
per floors. full bsmt., rec. nm, h..
VII. Eyes, Mr.. Kennedy EN-.
W ga n. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 7-4AeA
UPPER 18th sT.-6-bedrm.. 3-bath
mansion, firepls., full bSmt.s Tear
garage, many extras, Assume $500
b. and J. first trust. Only $500.
Low cash On. payment 70 relaDle
purchaser or rent wIOptiOn TO buy.
To inspect call IL 7-2e6s.
Ord AND GALLATIN NV.
Impressive tapestry brick, foyer
entr., bedrms,, knotty-pine rec.
room, ceramic tile kit, new house
cond. Vacant. sl7,sSo. Excel. terms.
TRADES ACCEPTED
JAMES MEHRING ia. s-A663
$3.50 DN.-S86 MO.
IDEAL Sc. LOCATION
FLA ONLY Sl3,sso
MOD. s-RM. BRK.-GARAGE
CALL tn. 7-4s2e
CORN d BLANKEN
l346 Rittenhouse st. NV.
VACANT-MovE RIGHT IN
Fine modern brick, 6 nice rooms, z
baths, plus z encl. pOrches. plus z
fin. bsmt. rms, big fenced yard,
priced night.
Press Realty Corp.
ST. 1896 Ewes. LU. 7-ls7s
l37S QUINCY ST. NV. =
INSPECTION BY Apt. ONLY
Row brick with many improvements,
u rooms, 4 baths, kitchens, ex-
cellent condition. Good location.
Priced right with reasonable down
payment. Call ST. 3-3657.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

CHEVY CHASE, so23 Jones Mil I'd :,
adjoining Rock Greek Pk.-0n a
two-thirds acre lot, this charming
rambler nestled beneath tall trees
offers privacy and a taste Of eoun'
Lee IL; kit., 6edrms a'' IVA baths, scr.
porch and attached gar. The house
could be expanded and Is a good
value at S24,500. See II today. Call
LEIGH & SCHWAB, INC, EN-.
2.5eoo. Ewes, Mrs. Rutley, Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
SPACIOUS

OPEN DAILY, 10 I'll
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
as COLORADO AVE. NV. :
Formal liv. nm. with music
nm, banquet din. nm Ice.
breakfast nm, mod. ut. and
pantry, bedrms.. } baths.
z powder rms, rec. nm. with
firepl. and Tear garage. A
real shOWplace.
e. ssi4 Ewes. S37-77Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-4oOo
Beautiful location, 6-rm., bath semi
det., bsmt., rec. rm., alum. avn
ings, scrnd. porch, Anchor fence.
Open daily 2-6.
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
EkakI11 EIAI7ng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

For the discriminating purchaser
who desires a house for gracious
entertaining and comfortable living.
Beautiful in proportion 5 bedrms.,
baths, center hall, library, powder
room. Huge hv. rm., din. rTn., and
rec. rm., 2-car garage. Priced in
sos. To see call Miss Phillips, EN-.
2-7475.
Legum and Gerber Co.