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2 BEDRMS.: WHEATON sos
3 BEDRMs.; SILVER SPRING $125
B BEDRMS.: SILVER SPRING $135
THOS. 1. PHILLIPS. WO. $4,000
Mr.. CONN. AND CALVERT
Completely redec.. 6-bedrm., 2-batf,
3-story row brick home. 1st n.
contains lge, liv. rm... din. rm., kit.
and rear porch, gas h.-w.h. To in
spect call BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
MA 2-Q300 ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

MARIETTA PARK
2-bath. semidet, brick,
e Go tratn eTms :. schools storss
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2oO5
NORTH GATE BEAUTY
,det.., 3-bedrms, 2a-bath
brick Colonial, nr. upper 18th st.
Center entr;. lge. liv, .rm. with mir
t TI5sd s, i.ePia'e ASP sPaeious din rm.
powder rm., screened porch. full
bsmt. with tiled A., Iavatory' out
side entrance to Anchor fenced
level lot. Surprisingly low priced.
Call Mr. Gutenberg. JU. 9-75S5.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
bedrmS fsm baths o on End home ~
rm with fireplace. ' dim Hn r 11 kit It and md
rm. and bath; oil INV. heat; ga
rage; Excellent transportation.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
Realtor 1224 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
sold t Comfortable III table n hom Mansai be arms
. baths, fin. rec. rm. with bar; very
economical gas heat; storm win
dows OPEN EYES. TIL 8 PM. Ia
DOWNTOWN-HOME AND INCOME
Near 14th and r I. ave. n.w.-8
rms. and Y baths: within walking
distance to work: excellent bargain:
$1,000 down and 500 month For
appt. call Mr.. Shuman, DU. 7-7595.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924. l4th st. NV.
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own & Suburban, En-. 2-940O
Georgetown HtS.-S17,000
222Q HALL, PI, NV

Attractive brick with 3 bedrms. and
bath: rec. hall, liv. rm. din. nm,
pantry and kitchen on LIST a: pine
paneled recreation nm, gas h.-W.n
Surrounded by beautifully remodeIed
homes Georgetown Style. Very con-
venient to stores. schools and transp.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN-. 3-7S49 Or WO. 1884
New Hampshire Ave.
Mr.. Eastern ave. Really lovely, Diet.
6-rm., 2ia-bath. bricE home; Ice
nm, attic. rec. nm. oil heat; re-
duced TO sell. Ewes. RA. $780,.
AIJERRACH 4, C0 nj C-R5OI
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Mr.. Bureau of Standards

Just off Conn. ave-. convenient to
Woodrow Wilson and old public
schools, also Holy Cross Academy
Semidetached brick: rooms. 2
baths, den; gas h.-w. heat. Vacant.
To be sold to settle estate. To in
spect. call Mr.. Latimer evenings.
EN-. 3-0770l. THOS. j. FISHER &
Co, INC. DI. 7-HS3O
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SHEPHERD PARK
EN-. 3-1S00 til @ pm.
or Ewes. WO. 6-5Il6
ST ANNE,S PARISH

ST. ANNE'S PARISH
(NR. WISCONSIN AND ALTERNATELY
home in new-house con-
dition throughout. New tiled bath.
all-new kitchen: new concrete rear
porch. plus sleeping porch attrac-
tive new stone work front and
rear: completely redecoratedi Full
bsmt. with lavatory and Bryant gas
$1,000: liberal terms. Please cali
Mr.. Gavin with H. G.. Swiftly CO,
ST. I-33OO: res. AID. 2-5OO4 Ii
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HOUSES FOR 6 sALE-N.W.

DOCTORS, DENTISTS
area. Just OF Conn. ave-;
new condition: ground-hoor level
entrance; reception room with lava
T 1S5E saSdNi%Sirring;o o,esxsi EXISTING TILE We
CANT. Reasonably priced. To in
spect, call Mr.. Terms Evenings DE.
2.1745l. THOS. ]. FISHER g. CO.,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
PhiIander Xmas
Yespers Sunday

The annual Philander Smith
college Christmas vespers will be
held, Sunday at $3.50 p m. at the
Wesley Chapel Methodist church,
18th and State streets. Otis D.
Simmons, choirmaster and A. r.
Whaley, band director will direct
the combined choir, band and or
chestra OF the college in excerpts
from Handel's Messiah" Open
house will be held at Philander
Smith Immediately following the
services.
Soloists for the Messiah" wilt
be Miss Joyce Dorsey, soprano, a
spring graduate OF the college
who is now music instructor at
Warren County high school, Hell
ena. Miss Sharon Smith, soprano
junior; Gloria Jackson, alto, iuni'
or, and Paul Henley, bass.
The 30-piece choir will sina
And The Glory Of The Lord,
See vESPERs-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
STATE HOSPITAL HAS
No Place for NegI
AM&N Scene of
First Banquet for
MIA Winners

PINE BLUFF - The Arkansas
Association of New Farmers of
America held its first recognition
banquet honoring outstanding N
FA winners Friday in the banquet
room of the student union build
ing, AMIN college.
Main address Of the evening
was delivered by DR., S, j. Park
er, professor of horticulture, Mus
ical numbers were rendered by
the Altheimer quartet, Maureen
Dozier and Herman Hunter, 9th
err features, Chapter Achieve
ments' by Cullendale, Talent
Numbers" by Dorothy King, In
Productions" by Raymond Miller,
remarks by President l.. A. Davis,
and an honorary degree to W. j.
Wesley.
Farm Bureau awards by Ray
mond Miller, National Foundation
awards by James Gates, State
Association awards by Rubin Moss
were made, (See AWARDS page
FOUR
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The Assocl-
alton of Colleges and Secondary
schools during the closing session
of its 21st annual convention in
Louisville last week both com
mended the y. S. Supreme Court
on its May II school decisions
and asks the Courts consideration
in seeing that proper safeguards
be set up to guarantee the inn
fermentation of the now famous
school case decisions.
After complimenting the Su-
preme Court on the decisions,
the association drew resolute at
tention to a brief filed recently
with the Court by Attorney-Gen-
eral Brownell in which document
the Department Of Justice recon-
mended local implementation of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Revealed Here In Federal
Court When Bias Is Aired
Doctors Philosophy Of Segregation
Countered Fails TO Stand Test

The case of Maurice Johnson 1year old boy who failed
TO gain admittanee to the State hospital in July 1858 came
up IN federal district court Monday and Tuesday
Presentation statements of the witnesses consumed
he entire court day from $50 to 4;30 Monday Among
important witnesses for the hospital E. W. Crawfs
superintendent of the institution Dr. Carnahan assistant
superintendent DR. Crawfis held that segregation was part
Oh treatment in Arkansas in his opinion Carnahan
testified that Maurice rejected because the hospital was
crowded lie also gave information to the effect that facl-
l,eS Tor cooed children at the hospital inferior
those for white children
Dr. ], w. Elliott Arkansas Board Health pedtrcan.
disagreed with DR. Craws, saying that he didn't believe
child mentally years old understands segregation Dr. Earl
Parsons local pedatrcian said he segrega
ton the result of abnormal thinking.
the morning Johnson's
attorneys took the position that there to be proved
CD that the boy was denied admission to the hospital because Of
COLOR (O that the
and was enforcing them in such way as to deprive this boy of the
rights guaranteed to him constitution United States
The plaintiff proposition proved by
testimony of Mrs Daisy boy
John Digg Lake Village
Arkansas Gazette all of whom said that DR. Ceve Odum
tendent of the hospital the time
ohnson that the boy refused
had place for Negro children hospital kept
only place that they would have put be
more than 300 adult male Negro whom crnay
insane and very dangerous and others of whom assauve
As that explanation, W. Grove staff doctor for the
coored Monday there 322 adult males
in the ward 33 of whom cmnay insane and SO Of whom
assauive that the typical condition Of
the ward testified further there either five Negro
ages exposed danger
from patients that although possible pre-
cautions taken protect the colored children
mems ward there still element danger which white
children exposed since they themselves
On the second proposition that DR. W. Crawis
State hospital superintendent had testified that they have
wards for white and Negro that
for white and Negro that they
ward for white female minors infants that they
facilities either Negro female minor or infants
DR. Crawfs testified that the for and
infants had
Tor female white minors had assistant attorney defend
proxmately the State
that these white both
and female have the of the of
day which has to
and benches evsion
other recreatonal facilities and that
that there carried this
therapeutic activities
which he
of these minors. liVedan to he has been
Attorney L. Sloan, BIAS-page
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Dixie School Heads Ask
Safeguards on Supreme
Court May II Decision

the Courts order. The resolution
expressed deep concern" with
respect to the implementing of
the decision in good faith.
Hence, it is the opinion of this
group that should the brief filed
by Attorney General Brownell 4.
be followed and the RESPONSE
bility entrusted to officials on the
local level, that proper safe
guards be set up to guarantee
the good faith of the local Of
ficials and 10 guarantee reason
able progress toward attaining the
goal of the Supreme Court de-
cision.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Seventh Annual
Vesper Sunday at
Liberty Hill

Christ for Christmas" is the
theme OF the 7th annual Christ
mas candlelight vesper services
TO be observed Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, Liberty Hill Bap-
fist church, 1901 Spring street,
Rev. W. H. Marley, pastor
Beautiful carols and hymns will
be sung by a choir Of 60-voices.
In accordance with the tradition
Of Liberty Hill vesper services,
Clyde Webb, soloist, win render
Sweet Little Jesus Boy" Roose-
Welt Jones, is also soloist
Mrs. Ethel M McCloud is dra-
matte reader and narrator Of the
services.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Wiley College
8O.Voice Choir
In Concert Here

PINE BLUFF-The Wiley col
lege 80-voice Acappela choir of
Marshall, Texas, will appear in
concert Sunday at the Merrill
high school auditorium, sponsored
by the New Hope CINE church.
The New Hope Church has Sc
cured this famous choir to raise
funds in an effort started recently
to build an educational plant adj
jacent to the chapel. When com
pleted, this building will be the
most equipped educational build
ing for Negroes in Pine Bluff
The building with ultra modern.
Wiley college choir has been
heard often over the ABC Net
work from coast to coast along
with other outstanding college
choirs for the United Negro Col
See CH0IR-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Ministers TO Hold
Xmas Service

The INSTRUMENTATION Minis
terial Alliance will hold its an
nual Christmas service December
Is, IL noon, Collins Temple Bap-
fist church, 11th and Ringo SITS.
Rev c. F. Odum, pastor Of
Bullock Temple CINE church, will
be the guest speaker, Music will
be furnished by the Collins Tenn
pie choir. The service is for the
benefit of M. w. Gibbs Home for
Aged Women and your presence
will be appreciated. DR., J. F,
Henderson is president Of the
Alliance, Dr. f. c. Dyer, home
president and Rev, A. W Kicks,
reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Public Relations
Director Speaks to
Athletics Group

The most important function Of
athletics in its kinship to pub
lie relations is to do good" ac-
cording to Miss Billie Grant, di-
rector of Public Relations for
Philander Smith college.
In a speech given this week on
Athletics and Public Relations"
at the annual College Athletic
banquet, Miss Grant explained
that good public relations in ath-
letics is based on deserving and
at the same time achieving Of
public support and understand
ing To do this athletic depart
ment should devote time to
building smoother working rela-
tionships within the group and
thus become a round robing en-
circling itself in cooperation with
those about 1t expecting in
return that the receivers Of this
esprit de corps will return its
favors."
Athletic coaches, she said, can
not overlook one of the most
precious privileges and gravest
responsibilities they may share
with student'players and that Is
counseling.' Miss Grant believes
that before a coach can expect
a play to help produce a single
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

county: F. E. Smith d0, Nevada
county; T. r. Betton qO state
agent. d. D, Traylor C5). Cross
county: Mrs. Marguerite p. viii
liams N5), Union county; and l.,
l.. Phillips Cl5), state All agent.
Those seated in front row are
20-year service representatives.
Williams, Emmett Willis, Marvin
Each ten-year agent received a
sterling silver pin or button; each
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

15-year agent received a gold
filled pin or button.
A brilliantly decorated table
provided the guests with plenty
refreshments for the evening. The
entertainment committee consisted
OF Mrs Jennie Wright, chairman,
Mrs. Maude Esther Davis, Mrs.
Imogene Moore Scott, and Mrs.
Lena Eddington.
Near the close Of the evening
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

Taylor, Dorothy Chambers, Lee
amer Middleton, and Earl Lee
Williams Emmett Willis, Marvin
Sanders, and Melvin Banks from
Dunbar Junior college; and Misses
Helen Rush, Nettie Mae Harris,
Minnie King, Mable Woods, Alma
David, Mary Lou Maxwell Ia
bitha Floyd Dorothy Williams,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Dunbar Instructor
Speaks for Women
In Hot Springs

Mrs. l.. r. Gaines, member of
Mt Zion Baptist church will be
guest speaker for the Womens
Society of Christian service of
Haven Methodist church, Sunday,
in Hot Springs. Her subject will
be Making Jesus Ours for Christ
See SPEAKER-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
Pulaski County
Agri Group Meets
And Plan for IS

The Pulaski County Agriculture
Planning committee met in the
LIST division court room in the
court house, Monday, The out
look trends for 1855 showed
very slight decrease in food, cloth
ing, household equipment wash
Ing machines, televisions, radios,
Building cost and
|abor are expected to remain the
|ame.
Farm people were advised to
Nee PLANS-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

for a delayed telecast
Sponsors of the Christmas pro-
gram are the Ministerial Alliance,
Directors of Religious Education,
the Little Rock Chamber of Com
merce and the State of Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
-Foto by Grice

The choir is composed Of Ga
voices and has been heard weekly
over teleWiSion stations KATY and
KARK-TV, and radio station KA-
RK. Many of the students in the
See CHOIR--page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17
GoodfeIlows
Appeal

For clothing, top money, Won't
you help to make this Hap
ply Christmas for those who
are less fortunate than you?
Bring all donations to the
Urban League office, 9th and
Gaines streets. Drive close, De-
cember 23rd Thank You.
F. l.. Conway, chairman.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

mis- week. Permanent officers
be elected after a constitu-
r. has been adopted and the
tup has gone into permanent
Plantation.
'oown in the toto are students
ented along with others in
''ed in organization. They are
@ Verlia Mae Grice, Audry
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

Mavle Loud Mary Butler, and
Willie Mae Hollinshed from Shor.
ter college. Shorter girls we're
chaperoned by Mrs, J M. Turner
Shorter professor; and Mrs Hem
rietta II. Terrence, Philandcr pro-
fessor, represented Philander 5itls
-Foto by Davy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

and following the awards, officers
for the coming year were In
augurated c. t. Freeman.
president; John Clark. vice pres
ident; Miss ]. Mason, secretary.
Mrs. Imogene Scott. assistant Sec
rotary. Mrs. Ella p. Nicely, his
torian; Mrs, Jennie B. Wight.
chaplain; M. E. Mccoy. parlia-
mentarian; Elijah Thompson, treas.
urer. M
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

Fasi live by KATY television sta
Fm Of Little Rock and Pine
puff at 4 p. m. Television sta
fonS KARK-TV of Little Rock
Fnd WMCT of Memphis, TenneS-
Re viii make on the spot films
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. Jeffer-
son Williams announce the engagement of their daughter
Lucy Maud Cpl Wendell T. Westbrook, of Mrs Lo-
rene Watkins, Carthage Miss Williams is senior at Ar
kansas AMIN college, Pine Bluff, and member of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority Cpl Wesbrook who graduated
from AMIN college is member of Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity and serving in the u S Army Limestone,
Maine.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-17

proximately SO beds and cribs,
that these white minors both male
and female have the use OF a
day room which has in 1t chairs
and benches, a television set and
other recreational facilities, and
that there are carried on in this
room certain therapeutic activities
which are beneficial to the health
of these minors.
Attorney James L. Sloan, state
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FORD 10 station WAGON. s ana =
clean inside and out: Sse5. HILL,
p ns .4a III Vermont T.n All, Ave; NV
weekdays: a nm sat: closed SIM.
days. Customer parking. go
FORD az COW. : ana 4 nev TON.
clean; 3o-day guarantee; S3sS. HIT
q SANDERS. Wash.is Oldest Ford
Dealer liza Vermont ave. NV. AID.
S days: 3 pm; N rs Sat; closed sunday
Sus.o 20 80 So. -.
finish; I. and b.. 5000 tires: end.
mo-, full price, 1895. Carries our
e;oQQ,mi-, Gong; warranty. FRANK
SMALL, II. INC. 5000 Pa. ave.
Sc, LII. 2-sS2T. ---3O
FORD .53 Victoria: fully equipped.
Incl Foroometie Trans. E-sone Dlne
sGEy nni nSo % coyers sw Se
sS1Dsss: y GgT .H car y:
. u. SMALL IA s,.Sssy NC, 1900 sd p.
ave. Sc. ~. $50. ~
FORD go black s club tN scu rS;sp pTiye
s ssas e9 ca1ri.s our. s.ooo.mi f emo.
warranty. FRANK SMALL, Jr;, INC,
5000 Pa. ave. s.e.. LII. 2-9S27. 80
FORD 80 Fordor: blue: mechanically
Al. equipped with heater. coed
tires; Needs psinnHtoi run gr,ce e wsr.
r snnS rhANh SM IA .cssz M;
FORD ISL custom "s'' sedan: radio
and heaater: here's vaiue--plusl
SSg5. Car No. 653-A. MONROE
FORD; 5lOO WIS. aye; NV, W..
o-2oOo. Open ewes. TIL Pm
FORD 80 Gust. Fofdor: blue: r. H..
cd; SI.Og5. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
Y Sdsne4 81 custom 20" rordor: Inn
macuiate 1-owner car with Fordo-
Rrsnd-new tires; ssS5, written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3010 r. ].
FORD $50 Mainline rs" Tudor; ex-
cellent cond. throughout; s., las.
3OlO r, /. ave. ne. DE. 2-e302.
FORD '49 S-cylinder Custom club
coupe; equip: SWEiasnn rr.pGsh h1 n BON y
RSIiect s9nn11' Iry;ns ~ ~ An.
T1hE 1857 A.vinnSS ,stt;,, nv" az
4-ooV0i hlSo' ofoV Afh "a
10; S-y99k00' r.s..nosr stSTton
wagon: i r and h; i-owner car;
$595, sos down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. S-lloo. oA
FORD 1850 convertible; r. and h..
eanary. yellow: a bssgtifTl ssTi
Go 5T 10 s.11sb. 81
FORD 1881 Tudor sedan; orig. black
finish. r, and h.: only $685., sos
down. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
III R-1ish --3l
80, ~, - ou .o. r.......
FORD o2 Customline - ; roraor: ~. =;
Blue eng n sSi 'I ike new inside and out:
Sll,NS yH2rip nI Wa su = oiSest FORD
6esier iSoo 14fh 81. NV. NO. -
I'LL: Open until a. Pm s,,,d weekd 1s,s.
to,,l Pm, - 2 2str,o 'iosee
FORD. 81 Mainline: excel. cond.;
sacrinee;i, 9nIy s s4Sss , ast h.ao y M.
Wy. "a. ne. o4oS ~. 80 80 49,
sedan: r, h.; for immed; sal, E,. OF q,
ST. .4q5. trade and terms. SCHLEtEL
Il GOLDEN. 265 Carroll St.. Takoma
Park, d. c.. RIA. 3-3303. 80
FORD 'be Fordor customline; r. and
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BoATs

CHRIS CRAFT 24-ft. speed boat;
$3.50 or best offer; fully equipped.
Ii. 7-1025. 81
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Firestone, 5
h.p.; like new; S140. Call SGT.
STEINBACH, ia. S-9633. --3l
l1s-FT. va INBOARD sPEEDBOAT--
Good cond.; $40o or best offer. 10.
5-297T. 81
lOUTBOARD. 13x4la feet. marine ply
wood; just painted; oars, paddles
and anchors. WO. 6-4S93. ewes.
3s-FT. MATTHEWS, sport cruiser.
Chrysler Royal engine; $4,000: after
$50 pm. OF. 4-7474. go
|RUNABOUT-12-ft. .Chris-craft. kit
boat. been overheard twice; leaving
town. must sell; S125 or best offer.
OIL. 2-6S37. ea --3
OLD TOWN DINGHY. 8 feet. s
inches; good condition.; $50. EAST
ERN POWER BOAT CLUB. 18th and
o SITS. Sc, --29s
FISHING PARTIEs-Deale. Md. Call
CAPT. KING. LO. 4-5S43 days:
WA. 7-4192 after 8 and weekends.
Il AND l5sFI. SEA FLYERS, dem
constructors; reasonable Maryland
River 4171. -
8-FT. BOAT and Ship. motor: $50
or best offer. OV. 3-4S67. so
lift. RUNABOUT with double bot
tom, f-ft. beam, small cabin; $3.50.
Trailer extra. AP. 7-l036 after 8.
j =
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DESK SPACE

ARLINGTON. wilson blvd, mr.. Court
House. DESK SPACE, private oflices.
with receptionist, $50 and up phone
answering service. SIS per month:
secretarial services avail. Call ia
6-9197 or IA. 2-6373. 20
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10 MINUTES FROM ROCKVILLE,
MD, on paved road, 30 acres: win
sell rs . whole or divided into To-
81, oaithersburg 4s2-W-I. Will,
STACKHOuSE, Jr.. Rea1tor, 10
West MONTGOMERY ave. 20. 2-2ssS.
LAKE BARcRoFT--Lge.. wooded lot.
~ owner. Less than cost. Gail Elk.
So s's acaEs with sso-ft. frontage on
state road; city water; on busline;
insso Iocatsd z n a0 Eansn M arsa
Call THOMAS y. HALEY. Realtor.
Lanham, Md. AP. 7-S3D0. 30
LOT, 60x102 with all utilities. Piney
Branch and Old Bladensburg vic,
81 500, HE: 4-4478. -
piex Adjacent e large nss garden-
Gan Mr. WILKENs. JK. a-5ssi;
LoT. i1oxi2o. Shirley Duke area.
siss5 ana aass ss~ Hi h ss6 Hss . isoo
LAUREL. MD. mr.. IT. Meade-5oC. IT.
front. new section; shade; $1,000.
Wo. 6-6S5S ewes. or wk. ends;
NEAR MASS. AVE EXTENDED y .
sss,saR'ns iS ss1 :nsarls sssSsD Ma
BURGESS Rssitor. sIos Broad s.
N. RI nice, 6o-ft. wide lots.
facing PARK PARK :. !. e 1882 North 9 9qsnas
doLDBLATT. s1as n. lStR st. Afl.
81 $50 - We. have a beautiful lot
with street. sewer. water and every
thing. In, Ready to go. z hlks from
downtown Takoma PIX. BLANCHARD
rSWo S To FIVE ACRE HoMEsTTEs.
In beautiful Forest Hills. Located
on Route 301, near new ANNAPOLIS
Freeway. Lge.. trees, wide roads.
$3.50. Can NJ. LEO sToRcH. Ar.
ACRE MI 2 HioMEsrTEs, mr.. Norbeci0 in
Mont. County--Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Lo. 5-2S0O It'll 8 pm. HUG
GINS. q HARRISON.
rs CENTS SO. FT.-Over 3 rolling
acres along Macarthur blvd. near
High elevation with view 81 river.
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WE HAVE LOTS sCATTERED IN
WASHINGTON AND MARYLAND:
SEVERAL LARGE ACREAGES IN
MARYLAND. Ii. $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO. 20
VIRGINIA LOTS AND ACREAGE
Is acres neaF Fairfax; 900-ft. 'front.'
age on main highway.
/ acre wooded, level lot; Walton
lane. Annandale; S2,500.S
8 building lots. ready to 60; sso, COO: