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TEL. 3311. LA PLATA. MD
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

I. 156 acres. lower Patuxent River,
barns. stable, paved highway. all
utilities; ideal for tobacco, grain and
livestock; immediate possession; up.
land game. ducking, seafood; 4S
miles D. c.; S33.0 900.
.; 1s acres, modern Groom home,
large barn. courthouse, chicken house,
store; going business, on main paved
highway: ideal combination farm
and business property; 80 miles D.
3. II acres, 5-room home. large barn.
granery, chicken house; improved
road; all utilities available; large
creek; immediate possession; 36
miles D. c.; $4,000
tenant houses, 4 tobacco barns. g.
car garage. chicken houses. corn
house, cattle shed; improved road;
All utilities; 100000 feet mature
timber: immediate possession; 80
s. miIeS acre. R 6 s-room sSn of@ home. basement;
on paved highway, % miles D. c.;
$500.
9: 12s acres. paved highway, modern
Groom home, 4-room tenant house,
2 large barns. stable, chicken house;
tmmsdiate tee possession; 33 miles D.
IS acres. n;U9o' Groom Colonial home,
all utilities, 3 barns: on paved high
way near Patuxent River Bridge,
SO miles D. c.; $4,000.
g. 144 acres, approximately half
million feet mature timber, pine,
oak. hickory, beech. gum, poplar;
on paved highway A miles D. c.;
immediate possession; $4,000.
g. Historic Colonial estate, High
land" 220 acres, l0-room Colonial
brick home. two tenant houses, 4
tobacco barns, granery: on paved
boulevard; ideal grain. tobacco and
livestock farm; 2S miles D. c.;
Many other desirable properties. Send
your requirements. See Ad under
"Water Fronts for Sale" CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY, Prince Frederick
Maryland Telephone 10S or 225-J
Closed Sunday. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
Fauquier County Dairy
142 acres. 3O-stanchion barn, dry.
COW barn, silo, 3 asbestos houses
Main house of II rooms and bath
Long frontage on main highway
$4,000. with $4,000 loan avail
Dornfhy C. Mccoy. Warrenton 1890
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Ihe Plains. Va: Tel. Middleburg 229l
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SHs Z 1a!nS. va. lei. Middleburg 1891
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
"GILL1NGFORD." at Prince Frederick.
Is highly productive. yet retains its
old South" charm; 2l6 acres; early
house with end chimneys; has center
hau, living room, dining room,
modern Kitchen. 3 bedrms. and bath,
eXtra-nice tenant houses, 3 to-
oacco barns, tractor, horses. an
equipment. plus y share in tobacco
siSp; s9} ooS good white tenant remains;
SMALL WATER FRONT ESTATE near
Solomons Island, with y mi. on st.
John Greek; this secluded 11-acre
peninsula has 3 piers. 2 year around
houses: furniture in main dwelling:
3 boats. etc, included. A sound
investment at S21 800.
SOLOMONS ISLAND-Attract mod
home of center hall, living rm,,
sunrm.. DIN: rm., kit. bedrms.
ana bath; oil th.-w) neat; lot 75x
475 #; S13.5O0.
CALL NE AND COME ON DOWN
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STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Md Phone 1921.
VESTS
NEAR GETTYSBURGl

NEAR GETTYSBURG
Comfortable retirement farmlet, only
miles to Gettysburg; bungalow
type home, AL condition. z rms.
bath. utilities. scenic setting: barn
poultry house, other bldgs.: "a
acres, several fruit trees. quantity
berries: fishing and hunting nearby;
taxes S22; EXCEPTIONAL VALUE,
only $1,000. No. K-2742. VESTS,
J. c. Bream. Fairfield rd., Gettys-
burg, Pa. BARGAIN LIST FREE.
EASTERN MARYLAND.
Splendid truck or poultry farm near
Rhodesdale; concrete hwy. frontage,
nice, scenic setting; home in good
conoition, g. rms, inclosed
porcheS. well-kept lawn; poultry
house; 103 acres, 40 tillable: taxes
S33; owner called to service. must
sell QUICK; $4,000. No. B-2901.
VESTS, L; K. Haekett. P. o.
BARGAIN LIST FREE.
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LONG BEACH
8 MODERN COTTAGES
rvCEr r5NTu, prrx,c

G<ASbAA4A11t L DO ~
l.. Four bedrooms, ! "a baths, studio
living room with balcony, recreation
rm., etc; 2 massive flreplaces, larg'
water-view lot with oaks and dog
wood 100xl25. Price, Sl0.50O; 81,
500 down. $65 per month.
?. Fully furnished bedroom cottage
fully modern, with many features
new-house condition. Price, $1,000
terms to suit purchaser.
3. Modern frame cottage, 800 fee
from Chesapeake Bay An UNUSUAL,
good buy at $4,000; down payment
$4,000.
Also water-view lot 55xI2O on 4O-ft
street. Price, $3.50; down payment
S100; monthly payment. SIS
Lights, phone, year-around watel
system, private boat harbor. trast
and garbage collection, many othel
services and improvements. To in.
spect, drive 8 miles south of Primo,
Frederick on Solomons Island rd.
turn left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to effice on bay
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard
Nd
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TWO MODERN DWELLINGS
Magothy Ri7er. Severna Park: 30
miles from D.. c.: waterfront lot
55x246' with 14x40 boathouse; cot
INV. oil heat, also separate mas
onry 5 large rooms, INV. oil heat.
attached garage: $4,000. Com
plete. s. A. MYERS. Phone Severna
Park 90.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Ia Plata. CHARLES CO, town
residence. convenient churches,
schools. stores. excellent neighbor-
hood; II rooms, modern conven-
fences. bath. oil burner, hot-water
heat, large porch, basement, town
water. 4-acre landscaped lot. fine
poultry house; SIT 900.
PROFITABLE established business
General store in fast-growing sec
ton of Charles Co, Md; excellent
up-to-date stock and fixtures; g.
aen sseTice: m0os53 s5356e' 5s6PsF'men' 2-acFe lot
WHITE PLAINS. MD. on highway
No. ,,3o1. 90 miles D. C; 2-story
porches; suitable 2-famiiy occupancy
or business; $4,000. Adjoining land
available.
POTOMAC BRIDGE HIGHWAY troute
3Womcommereia. 3Womo6c location: . acres;
enno44 on 4o-ft. road. 10 acres or more,
COBB ISLAND-Rambling 5-rm. cot
tage: suitable year-around occu-
pancy;. baths. porches: oil heat
electricity. telephone: artesian we'll
fruit trees, grapes. FIGS; poultry
houses; garage; waterfront privi-
leges; $1,000.
ct. CLEMENTS BAY-Excellent an
chorage; convenient Leonardtown,
desirable community; hve-room cot
tage, bath. modern conveniences;
Handicapped lot; immediate posses
sion; $4,000.
WHITE NECK CREEK-Excellent an
chorage; 5-room cottage, electricity,
artesian well; fine old shade trees
L i55ass55ee s5e lot; soo-ft- waterfront
PORT TOBACCO RIvER-Excep-
tionallv desirable homesites. 2 acres
or more excellent neighborhood.
80 miles D. c.; 81 500 to $4,000.
HoMESITES AND BUSINESS-Loca-
tions in fast-growing towns: tracts
suitable retirement homes or small
farms: on beautiful rivers and ex-
eellent highways Map on request.
LEONARD SNIDER
TEL, 3311 LA PLATA MD
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Phone Union 7649
Make Your Money in Land
Here is a real opportunity to buy a
lovely 4.232 acres in beautiful
FAIRFAX FOREST. where modern
homes are now being built and
where development of property is
assured. We believe $1,000 will buy
it. and, recommend YOU inspect this
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343
AL Baker & Son., Inc.
116 So st. Asaph St, Alex, Va.
IF YOU LIVE ON THIS EARTH OWN
A PART OF TT -25
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E-16 THE SUNDAY STAR
Il Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER e5. 1851
FARMS Cont
LEEDS MANOR

This beef cattle farm of 500 rollins
acres is in the western part Of
Fauouier County in a picturesque
valley between Big Cobbler Noun
tain and the Blue Ridge. The stone
manor house, erected in part by
Lord Fairfax Of Leeds, England. was
tice John Marshall in the early
1SO0S. 1t is in excellent condition
taStefully restored and redecorated
Ihere are . new tenant houses
barns new garage, implement shed
and storehouse.o OF the 500 acres
now seeded with grasses; $50 acres
permanent pasture. balance In
woods. Thumb Run flows through
the center of this property. Many
springs and brooks. Management
and labor situations are favorable
Listed exclusively with
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Near Cobb Island, $3.50
Asbestos shingled bungalow apt. with
liv. rm. 15x16, kit. 7x12 with sink.
bedrm. porch across front, sheet
rock walls and ceiling. full bath
with shower septic tank. running
water. lot 75x220: directly on water
front; terms arranged j. A.
CULLEN, DU. 1920.
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Il3UI Georgia Ave.
10 h.1o2l IO kA21l

LO. b-l33l, LO. 5-031b
LANHAM PARK
Out Defense Highway (Route SOY
The largest lot development project
in Prince Georges County
Wonderful Values
Lovely, well-situated lots
Minimum " acre
$3.50 to Sl,450
500 down-Sl5 monthly
Ready for immediate building
City water. phone, electric
Bus and train service
Hard surface streets
Come out and look around There Is
no obligation to, buy. but We promise
you will be impressed with the
values offered and the activity here
in Lanham Park.
Directions: Bladensburg rd. to Peace
Cross. turn right out Defense hwy.
tRoute 500 5 miles to large sign
"Lanham Park" at office on left
side of Defense hwy.
Offices open daily and Sunday
Q Am. until 3 pm.
M. LEO STORCH
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eF. CLEMENTS BAY-Excellent an
chorage; convenient Leonardtown
desirable community: five-room cot
tage. bath. modern conveniences;
Handicapped lot; immediate posses
sim. Ga 500
Evening star., 1951-11-25

1. 156. acres. lower Patuxent River,
barns, stable. paved highway, all
utilities; ideal for tobacco, grain and
livestock; immediate possession; up
land game. ducking. seafood; 4S
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A Cottage You Can Afford

Bay yProperties-Insurance
WASH. BLVD,
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, MD.
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this expansion into aew areas
only serves those fas lies who
have money TO make large down
payments.
The Slum clearance program
calls for construction Of 1900
units IN the three redeveIopment
areas. neceSSitating some 5000
families 20 be relocated The
Commission said 300 have ., IN
relocated 10 date.
Three proposals were made al
the Friday hearing IN effect. that
the Commission submit a report
Of how the program could DC
augmented, present Council Win
ideas on creating an advise Y
committee and request the Urt.n
League and other organizat.9as
TO submit in writing any IS
Cor bctterng the housing 4fI
relocation programs
First Action
This was the fiisf time Stree
launching OF the prog. an about
TINS time last yca that q rep q
was submitted in hearing oe-
fore the Council @hlch SHOW
By statistics that any portion Of
the program was ineffective
Protest OF 4 segregated public
housing program by the NAAt +
is still pending IN court whae
airing before Council OF ha.d-
ships suffered by individual fanl-
lilies because of the housing - -
gram failed TO bring results
Heretofore. the Housing Com
mission has steadily maintaiaed
that its slum clearance progrsm
was working smoothly. Two WEE KS
ago in St. Louis at the National
Housing Policy conference Rod-
nev NJ Lockwood. Detroit bui :
er and past president Of the NJ
tional Association OF Home Build
ers holly debated with another
housing expert that the city
relocation program for displa, d
families was working without
flaw.
The Housing Commission ar /
its staff are holding meetln IS
with Federal officials to discuss
the problems of relocation.
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rcgation in one and plays poll
tics in the others
Chief concern was answer TO
the question of how a landlord
can rent house that is danger
Gus to the htalth and safety of
tenants" with sanction of the
Public Health Department and
Housing authorities.
Mr.. Prison has nine children
who need adequate housing
These children become our prob
lem when they are refused a
dwelling in one of our tax-sup-
ported projects that was applied
for five years ago and as yet has
not been granted. They become
our problem because over-crowd-
ed houses send children into the
streets and cause conditions that
lead to juvenile delinquency,
Smith added
What to do about il? Mr.. Smith
feels that taxpayers should bring
pressure on officials TO alleviate
conditions by sending protest
kilograms and letters or phoning
your councilman or Mayor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Pair Slug, Kick
Lad Who Refused
Proteetion-Money

a result Of beating and kick
ing Of is year old BOY who re-
fused 70 pay protection money
70 PLAY on school grounds $40
members Of q street corner teen
age sarg were placed an two
Yeats probation Monday
They wotc Edsel chatham IL.
1863 Humboldt. and George bud
iey. 70 4534 18th street. who aye
members of the seven Stars an
tn recently the Head Hunters
Samuel Webb. 442l 18th s.
told relice tnat tic paT ordered
him = pay 36 cents protection
moncs So be could play on tn
CLANCY School grounds When
be refused Chairman and Dudley
beat and KICK him. Webb added
Five other CLANCY school sud
cnis made simllat complaints
against the pair. detectives re-
ported Chairman and Dudley do
no, attend the school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

The Gardeners Guild OF Ia
Inc .lc Ncighborhcod House
0f, Ell host lis first public affair
"" VIZ at 4 pm assisted oy
S,rl Scout Troop No. S44, yerv !,
Gn' ,es IN the Social Hall OF
M .s..hborhood House.
Ng Tseb Gardeners Guild former
known as the Community
.aen Club. was organized on
u I,..,, 70 10 tins year. The
'1'r ,n has 40 active membership
s :, 0.rpyproxlma,ely 30 persons. and
O ' 'pr 10 snyone who IS inter
I'D IN gardening on amateur
level
The group va> organized Tor
4, ,urposc of dominating IN
sD Which would be help
~ - m amateur gardener IN
l, IN ~ l8vncare, landscape
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Gardeners Guild to
Present Tea Sunday

gardening. flower raising, and
the many problems incidental 10
the care of "A lawn or garden.
The club purposes TO sponsor
annual flower shows. pilgrimagcs
90 places of interest 10 ITS mem
bcrs. As special project for
this year. the Guild has pledged
itself 10 landscape the court con
Meeting the Ncighbsrhood House
and the Tabernacle Church.
The officers of the organlza-
ton are: Mrs. Claude T. Wilson.
president; Mrs. Aubrey McCu
cheon ST. lst vice president.
Mrs. NJ. Thomas, 2nd vice prcsi
dent: Mrs. Ben Cecil. rccordine
secretary: Mrs Charles b. Wiz
slow. corresponding secrcal,
Mrs. A. S Wright treasurer
and Mrs Anne Lewis. conSuliant
and founder.
The regular meetings arr held
on the first and third Mondays
Of each month al / pm. IN the
Library 81 Neighborhood House.
The meeting is open 10 any indi-
viduaI interested in gardening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Commission
Detroit GI
in koreu

WITH THE 18TH INFANTRY
IN KOREA. Louis Nj. Daniel
22l7 Macomb ST., recently vas
awarded a battlefield commission
as a second lieutenant in the 18th
Infantry division.
a member of the 24ih Infan-
try Eagles" Regiment. Black
shear has served as platoon
sergeant Of the regimenfal in
telligence and reconnaissance
platoon His new duty will be
rs platoon leader of the & r
platoon
In the recommendation for his
promotion from master sergeant
into the commissioned ranks
Daniel was cited for his ability
efficiency and courage 1t read.
in part:
His many acts OF heroism and
resultant decorations have placed
him with the most decorated men
in the regiment
In addition TO the Combat In
fantryman's Badge. he holds the
Silver Star medal with cluster
and the Purple Heart.
Daniel, who entered the. service
in 1912, was a tank commander
and instructor al the Infantry
Reserve Training center during
World War IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Army 4 Deserter Gets
Boot For Smuggling

BERLIN -(SpeciaD A u 6
,.r'. y ueSer'er who made peace
GINS GINS Tor the Communists in East
s,s n'ahy was repeatedly fired
~" e' ne broke a chair over the
% 49,. " Connie who refused
token. "''oiidry slo
p; ne was identified as Jack G
mile nlllle Is, Concord, NC. who de-
cou' u 'o'n Transportation Truck
C Cs,upany IN June. ls4s. The East
Ssl ,'nan Communist Command
a ,ss him from further sneechss
ri, oIs Nailed him TO drive a truck.
- Olo Army assignment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Mayor, Ford II
Slated to Attend
MC( Banquet

The Me'fop slian Civic Com
ri,,ee II Detroit along with the
bgsoe>, and siQnal men OF
paradise Nailc. asc sponsoring a
ban6uet salutlug the 250th Anni-
yerssrv Birthday OF Detroit,
Tbu.sdav Apl u al Club II
S.no. al Z pm.
Mayor Albert E. cobo and his
cabinet are the honored guests
Amonq the invited guests viii
be Henry Ford II. Outstanding
NEGRO artists from all clubs will
entertain.
John L. Cowling. president OF
the Committee. stated that this
is the first Of a series of events
paving tribute TO dynamic De
troit on her 2aD+h birthday.
Over 800 Negro business and
professional men and women will
attend the outstanding event.
Plans are underway to ask the
city to close all streets from Yer
nor Hwy. TO Gratioa and Brush
over TO Hastings where a three
day Mardl Gras will be staged
with street plays, dances, con-
certs, parades, floats, church mu-
steals and speakers OF national
fame.
Paradise Valley will receive a
lace lifting and a decorating job
Of great magnitude getting ready
Tor this occasion. The date is ex-
pected to be the week OF July l.
MCC is composed of Negro
men and women employed by
me city, county, state. federal
government and business men
ana women in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

'suOucTs ca ~, ,,s os'y =. directed.
NV c''"'oA. cAlsssss.m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Snare S1O0O-Day
Number Syndicate

PORT HURON. Mich. (SpeciaD
A $1,000 a day numbers syndicate
was mashed here last Friday in
three simultaneous raids which
netted - persons and $500 in
cash. carload Of gambling equip
mcnt
Elogel Harvey. 40. repogtcdly
head Of the ring. and eight 9TH
ers were charged as operators
and arranged on gambling con-
splracy warrants. All stood mute
and posted bonds TO appear for
examination. before Municipal
Judge c. J Sullivan.
Fines of $50 each were meted
TO 43 others for frequen:ing
charges in an overtime court
session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
By Staff Writer

Finally admitting that its
lower East Side slum clear
ance plan was "Stymied. :"
the Detroit Housing Com
mission announced last Sat
urday that il would seek
new methods OF relocati 9
evIcted families.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Admits Snog i'm S|ums
Relocation Program

The announcement came at
Ter q protest last Wednesday
by the Detroit Urban League.
followed by one of the longest
hearings held in City Hall last
Friday before Mayor Cobo. the
Common Council and the hous-
ing commission
Mayor Cobo IN the latter hear
ing admitted that there were
some "hardships~ in the relocs
ton program and pledged 10 do
everything possible TO help re-
locate families properly" on De
nall Of the council and commis-
sion
Shirked Pledge
william T. Price. Urban League
community organization secre-
tary and d. Rcmus Robinson
department chairman. charged
that the City was using court
order - cvict families without
means OF obtaining housing. mus
Sinking their pledge not 70 evlct
unless families had been offered
housing
Anothel charge Mas that evict
cd ineligible families were forced
70 obtain housing in all ready
ovcr-cfowded areas designated
for Negro tenants. This action
saw displaced families moving
into other slum areas OF further
ovcr-crowding tenaments.
Harry ] Durbin, director sec
rotary OF the Commission, stated
that the City is successfully re-
locating families eligible for pub
nc housing units but is facing a
problem IN finding homes fo.
those who must move to private
dwellings
No Satisfaction
Durbin stated that the latter
problem was caused by far from
satisfactory cooperation of phi.
vate builders.
Price pointed out that the
housing situation for Negroes was
critical because they are limited
as to areas where they must
rent OF buy. II is true that some
white owners are selling older
houses TO Negroes, he added, but
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GroveIand-
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Efforts 10 indict police office. for
beatings and mistreatment also
proved futile.
The US. Supreme Court issued
writ Of certiorari, agreeing 10
review the Groveland case on
Nov 81, 1850
NAACP attorneys stated ar
gung on March 9 before the ma
tons highest tribunal, asking
for reversal of the death SEN
fences on three grounds first.
that the lower court had erred
in not granting a continuance Of
trial, to give defense counsel ade-
quate time TO prepare their case:
second, that the passion and
prejudice existing in the COM
munity at the time made a fair
trial impossible and that change
of venue should have been grant
ed: and third, that the system OF
racial portional representation ON
jurieS used by the county COM
miSsioners is unconstitutional.
Jury Question
On the jury question. the de-
Tense noted that Florida did not
deny that the jury was chosen
from the voters registration rolls.
in the proportion of one Negro
to every l8 white persons. (The
ratio of Negroes TO white persons
in the county eligible for jury
service is Ia Such proportional
representation in the selection of
juries. Mr. Carter asserted, vio-
the l4th Amendment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Jumping Meter Man
Gets Free Electricity

Daniel Smith. A.. 23l9 Hastings
reluctantly accepted way to
save months electricity bill last
Friday after he was found guilty
of jumping his electric meter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

The decorator was sentenced to
30 DAYS in jail for simple larceny
bv Recorders Judge W Mckay
Skillman when he admitted plac-
ing a jumper on his electric met
er because his bill was running
too high A similar charge in
1913 saw HIM saving electric for
M DAYS.
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"kingy hair and wore a white
tee shirt There were no signs
of a struggle al the scene.
Forced Affections
Mrs. Willie MCGEE. wife of the
36-year-old truck driver. reveal
ed in nation wide speaking
tour to raise funds to help fight
for the life of her husband that
the white woman had forced her
sci. on MCGEE.
She explained that IN Dixie. a
Negro man could not bruSh-ofi
a white woman for fear that she
would holler rape. Her husbands
case is a glaring example of this
unwritten law. she added