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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13

over $3.50 will be named the Ola
mond State President"
Contributions are being sought
in four sizes: $3.50, SIS, $3.50 and
Is cents. Each member who con-
tributes at least Is cents will have
an opportunity to sign a Diamond
Jubilee Book of Memory"
In a spirit of friendly competi-
ton, Rev. Nance said:
ministers of Missouri have al
ready swung into action to raise
more than our so-called share. We
challenge every state convention,
every pastor and every congrega-
ton in the nation affiliated with
the National Baptist Convention,
USA, Inc, to match or beat our
record if they cant"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13
Peace Through
Continued from Page One)

write or communicate in some man.
ner with their service men, this sta
ton, which is completely portable,
will be open to the public, allow
ing them the privilege of sending
free radiograms of Is words or
less direct from the exhibit to their
men in uniform anywhere in the
world. 1t will be necessary, before
these messages can be sent, to have
the full military address. An Air
Force recruiter on duty in the in
formation booth at the exhibit will
take the messages from the visit
ing public.
The official military designation
of the MARS station which is trav-
cling with the caravan is ANGRCI
26, better known as the Angry &c.
1t is composed of a Be 610 trans
mitter capable Of operating contin-
uously at power Of 500 watts, a
pair of ultra modern Collins re-
ceivers, and teletype equipment. It
is designed to operate on all anna
teur and MARS frequencies, and
will be operating under the call
sign AFORVI4 on the MARS fire.
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Michigan go.
Continued from Page One)

During his tenure in the State
Legislature, he has been a hard
worker for 'liberal" reforms and
legislation, including a fair en-
ployment practices bill.
"This is not just a victory for
our group, but victory for lib
eral political philosophy" he point
ed out after winning the pri-
mary.
How did he feel about his chances
to defeat his opponent, Landon
Knight, newspaperman?
Felt 1t Would Be Close
81 feel that the contest will be
close, and l do not intend to rest
on any laurels'," he cited.
Diggs stated that he would pri-
marily interest himself in race
problems, slum clearance, curbing
Juvenile delinquency, reducing I'M
employment, and preserving
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Isl lines
(COntinued from pa0o 0nol

come and level Of living.
Negro farm ownership in Mis-.
sissippi is reported at 28,94O, an
increase of $3.50 since 1880. On
the other hand, the report says
the number Of Negro tenants and
sharecroppers decreased during the
2O-year period by $4,000, or a net
reduction of 10000 in the number
of Negro farm operators.
Among white farmers, ownership
increased by $4,000, and the num-
Der of tenants and sharecroppers
declined by about 29,5OO, making
for net reduction of only 1900
in the number of white farm op-
orators.
In addition, the average size Of
their farms increased from 81 to
1876 acres, and their total land in
farms was expanded by five mil
lion acres, or 43 percent, while the
size of colored farms rose only
slightly-frOm 33 to 81 acres-and
their total acreage dropped nearly
a million and half acres.
Total income for all farms in
Mississippi during the 2O-year
period rose from $4,000, 900 to
$34O, 100000. Livestock and live
stock products accounted for "a
percent of it, compared with only
10 percent in 1929. Average farm
income nearly doubled, rising from
$762 to Lap, but AZ percent of the
white farmers and IS percent of the
colored crossed less than $1,000
in 1949. However, 26 colored farm
ers and 1,011 whites crossed $685.
900 or more that year.
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Urban League
Official Appointed
ToAIcoa Board

New York, (GlobaD - The re-
cent appointment of E. Vincent
Suit, Director of Industrial Rela-
tions, Buffalo Urban League, to a
three-year term on Alcoa Founda-
TONS Scholarship Selection Board
was hailed this week by Lester B.
Granger, executive director of the
National Urban League, as "an-
other step forward in the develop
ment of industry's ever-increasing
policy of promoting democratic
practices"
A growing number of firms now
offer scholarships to promising
and deserving high school gradu.
ates, indicating industry's increas-
ing awareness of the need for
making more funds available to
aid, in the education of today's
youth.
More and more Of these grants
are being awarded to students on
the basis of ability and need rath-
er than on the basis of race OF
creed. The appointment of Mr.
Suit by Alcoa is significant Of the
fact that non-discriminatory prac-
tees are now being extended to in.
clude the selection board itself.
Alcoa is offering to the sons
and daughters of its employees
only, 1000 four-year scholarships
payable to the recipients at the
rate of $500 per year. Approx.
mately 80 recipients are expected
to be named for the 1954-55 AGA.
demic year. A total of 1856 awards
are to be made within a four year
period.
The local scholarship board, OF
which Mr.. Suit is member, is
responsible for determining the
candidacy of applicants on the
basis of their scholastic records
personal qualifications and finan-
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cial circumstances. Those appli-
cants who are qualified by the
local board are required to take
College Board examinations, the
test results of which are used to
select the winners of the scholar
ships.
Serving also on Buffalo's six
man board are: DR.. Irwin H. Him.
mello, DR.. Harry M. Gohman, Will
liam r. Emblidgo, Herbert r.
Johnson and Carl w. Baisch.
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High School 80.
Continued from Page One,

Training School, and Coleman High
OF Greenville teamed with Alcorn,s
band to entertain the crowd with
a parade. Dinner was served at
4:3O pm. From $500 to 7:3O p.m
a matinee dance was in progress.
TINS affair was we'll attended.
AT $500 pm. the intersectional
clash between Lincoln and Alcorn
commenced. During the halftime
ceremonies DR.. ]. R. Otis, presi-
dent of Alcorn College, crowned
Miss Forestry" for the year 1854
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quenices and W5PVKj4 on the
amateur frequencies.
The new Air Force road show
closes it's three day engagement
Friday November the 10th. The
exhibit is co-sponsored by the
USAF Orientation Group, Wright
Patterson ALB, Ohio, and the
35O3d USAF Recruiting Group,
Robins AFB, Ga.
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the Invocation and the closing
prayer and Benediction.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

seKid Russell was just that-a fuzzyfaced neOphyte
horse wrangier-when this picture taken of part
of a Judith Basin roundup in front of the cook
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

totally vacant the
The Hmeseaders Frontier and he SockgrowerS
which face each other
the beginning the and into the future
Authentic Objects photographs and documents plus created figures
FORMS tied together by display technique will provide
graphic understanding this vital phase rich heritage public
which leans heavily toward subsidy
associations agricultural organizations
Society will about complete the two
they completed Montana will have the most fully
developed agricultural portrayal its United States
AgricuIurs
first agcutrists But they exactly
Plains Indians did not plant
did they cultivate They wisely worked hand glove with nature both
plant world The buaoher staff of hfewould
extinct under their natralic practices
agriculture the Northern Rocky Mountain
than Of suspect Hardbten Charlie
Menhappers and radersraed
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

several head cattle the Yellowstone
early forts kept CATTLE horses, sometimes sheep
goats, and many of them cultivated gardens.
the territorys most exten
after broke sod and bred their herds in the
valleys around st. NIary's Mission after 1912
Cattemen
the first big catemen They had
wnterng the lush valley around present
Deer Lodge they good thing baerg the footsoe
the Trail emgrans knew could not survive beyond
Fort Hall. They built up zeable herds in the 185Os.
promise of gold with its quick promise actually
stabilized agriculture difficult profits Large conentra
hungry popuus gold demanded food When
exciting decade had all been stripped
wealth. agriculture moving slowly but IN
evtaby along produce ultimately times the total product
mines.
sheepmen Bishop and Dick Reynolds
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

Russell is seated third from the left. This old photo
graph appeared in the 'Open Range Era display of
1858 in the informal museum of the State Historical
Society at Helena.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

As. 900 SO. FIT. 6 bidgs., No. hwy.
railroad siding; sale or lease.
CHAS. B. YODER. MA. 6-32l0
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BOATS

MOTOR. perfect cond.;
twin q hip. Wizard; SIS. AP. 7-6943,
CABIN CRUISER, o4k-ft.; 30 m.ph.:
sleeps 2; head, Chrysler Crown. 1l5
hip; roof over cockpit; spotlight;
auto. bllge pump; running lights:
gin. foam-rubber mattresses; 4 life
i Jackets; cushion sh for stern seat;
cHRYsLER ACE sCT maj marine n't engine as
hip, has been always fresh-water
cooled. Run approx. 800 hrs; in
boat now; can dem. S425; or viii
sell boat and motor. RIA. 3-3166.
CORRECT CRAFT. 1853. left. run.
a. apouf + e h-p.; must sac. S1:sSs3o.
TRADE Ai coon. FAsr-pLA1N1NG bly,
wood cupboard boat for square-stern
Gruman canoe. KE. s-7137. -3s
BOAT. "a #; BAY built, safe. sturdy
boat; perfect for fishing; 141 horse
Power power chry s Marine ,,s ~, engine;
sacrifce: $500 boat for ' 81 500. 500.
1l-FT. WESTERN REsoRTER BOAT.
less than year old. new trailer,
never used and 10-hp. Wizard
super 10 cupboard motor. 1881
9 mgdsli $500; ali in peri, sOnd 4as %.
CHRIs-CRAFT. 1s-ft. express cruiser.
1852, factory assembled, ooh. p.
Sb99aaT U e9mpletelSy eq pI. price;
CoRRECT CRAFT ATOM BOAT,
hrs. use. 65 Universal motor. XII.
9-0243 for direc. to be seen. price.
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BUS. pRoP.-RENT tcons.,

GAS STATION. located in vic. Of
9 pm, call LII. 1887. .
25Ol H ST. NV. linear Va. .ave)--
Entire 2.story bldg; containing ap-
g Sncx $500 81 f. With eth. lOaGiIs
toilet facilities and private parking
: for 10 or ~ cars. Some rms. with
air cond. Suitable for wholesale dis
trinutofs, warehousing. architects
and engineers, ONCE use. etc. Reas.
rent. Immed: poss. Consult Mr..
sept,;. SHANNON + LGcHs CO.
1910 HAMPDEN LANE, Bethesda. Nd.
lnear Wis. ave.)-Approx. $500 50.
It. on 2 fis. Fireproof bldg. 2 drive
In truck doors on LIST a. Suitable
for distributors. light mfg. and as
Prompt poss. Consult Mr.. jenkins
or Mr.. johnson. leasing dept. SHAM
NON a. LUCHS CO., Realtors. 1905
II st; NV: ma: S:2345. --2S
1000 SQUARE feet. with showroom 25
by D ~ 40 WE fset a.eS 21 / Wisconsin os ave.
1907 litS ST. N.W.-2nd H., drive
up ramp. reinforced concrete, 1000
So; f.; $500. Elk. S-17s4; eyes,
OVER 1000 so. FIT. 81 rms. in
corner bldg. mr.. white House for
lease to l tenant: Very reas: rent.
Call MR.. BIRCKHEAD. DI. 7-621O
or RA. 3-7200. Us
DOWNTOWN. 2nd commercial, stor-
age or Industrial; reasonable. terms.
Can N; e E. SMITH DI. 7-7s75 or
RENT OR LEASE. by owner. Large
bldg, on Mt. Vernon Mem. hwy. Now
a thriving ANTIQUE business with liv-
ing artrs. Of bedrms., bath. Also
licensed for restaurant excel. loc.,
fronts on hwy Owners husband
transferred to West Coast. So g.
ENTIRE BRICK BLDG. - Two
floors. bsmt.. 3 exposures. 2 shipping
doors. small hand lift; mr.. 10th and
@; any LIST comml. bus, under $S5
mo. Phone Laurel 796-R-2, any day
bet. 3 and z or write HARLAN RAN
DALI. Clarksville. Md. -2S
and industrial acre
age. on Branch ave. on st. Barnabus
I Td; Sc: 2 miles from District line.
lease ground. LO. 7-aO56. Us
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

RHODES RIVER. Mayo. Md.-Com-
pletely renovated. furnished home,
consisting of living room with fire.
place: dining room two bedrooms,
house with shower, iavatory and
other ,outbuildings. Large. well-land-
scaped lot with beautiful view. Ri
parian rights and sand beach. Easily
made comfortable for year-round liv-
ing. Priced at S22,5OO. with sub
By appointment with owner. Box
MIST HH;P' ssAtcaRFHrcE, beautiful, lot over.
looking Severn River. 100x175; re-
s ST stS worth $1,000; sacrifice
S1l$$$esSo s sfsh 9F p best Offer -a%o.
35-ACRE WILD LIFE PARKS
rm. clubhouse. 60O-ft. dock. 1000
IT. waterfront. 2.5OO-ft. road 'front.'
age. cottages. deep water chan
mel mr.. Atlantic ocean, Asst.
y yaenSs. 10 row boats; ideal for
g msn g nq!3rv hunters tiers. and fisher.
refuge: unlim. commi. possibilities:
loo. on famous Chincoteague Island
Va. less than 5 hrs. from Wash. !:
will accept trade. land, apt. houses.
income prop; value, at S150,o0O;
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mod. e-bedrm.
year-round cottage. close to beach
porch; shaded lot 75xio0: real
value. $3.50. low down payment
also several others on water. B. M.
ODUM. RE. 1926, or drive to
R peal ems and phone Mr.. Rice. West
CHoicE LOT. 5ox2oo. Sunrise Beach
Barger dr.. Ri, sol to IT'S. right
on d7S to beach sign on pine tree
sas9l99.. " w. W. 4- 2R%is. eyes, EN- 2
NOMiNI CREEK@i4 acres, 2-bedrm
rambler. lge. liv. rm., firepl., kit,
din space. 2 baths. hardwood floors
plastered walls, bSmt., scr. porch
2 sides, euesthouse with bath, stor-
age house, artesian we'll. anchorage
for lge. craft; good boating. fishing
and grabbing; choice location. Price,
81 A $50. Call w. c. RICE, Realtor,
warsaw, Va, Phone Warsaw is.
LARGE HOUSE-Dares Beach, Md
Can ne used as two-family home;
property l20x100 IT.. house 40x24
#. ROBERT B. DEMAR, Box 1913.
par S s., Beach B! Nd; telephone Prince
LAKE JACKSON. near Manassas, Va,
81 mi. D; ,C.-;For sale: Ranch
bungalow, 3 bedrms., bath. liv. rm..
Kit, porch, ami; new; on State
road; boating, fishing and SWIM
$4,000 to $500, terms. Can Man Man
nasSas CIV, or drive out Lake
FOUR RMS, KiTCHEN. bath, scr.
porch on large wooded lot; So. River
Hts. RiVR. Nd. co. 3-QR26 1as
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1875; very good
condition: S125. 1410 Oglethorpe
st. NV. ia. 9-5474. -2S
SPRING IS JUST
AROUND THE CORNER
Daytona. Fla. 200-mile national
rate, March Z. Last years stock
car, Nationa! Champ Joe Weatherly,
will be riding the famous HID.
model K out Of our shop at Day.
tona. Come in and see the clean
est selection of used machines on
the East Coast. Priced right
CASH, TERMS OR TRADE
HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES AND
1865 31st st. NV. AID. 2-o6O2
-2S
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S14,750
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1870 ACRES, within subdivision
small brick house, 2 cinder-b block
bidgs., chicken house. 3I1-ft. we'll;
ia miles to D. c. line. LO. 1881.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

space in Dupont Circle area: teie.
phone answering. mail service and
: public stenographer available. Call
DE. $4,000.
EQUIPPED UPTOWN REAL ESTATE
office; owner seldom in: desk space.
very reas. to right party to take
MESSAGES. Box l90-G. Star. rs
office. inquire 6l7 F st. NV. or call
RE. 7-5224 or RA. $500. rs
SPACE FOR REM to non-smoker In
practically private Office. Interna-
tional Bldg DU. 1876. Il
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BUSINESS PROP. WANIEn

KNOWN manufacturer
will sign long-term lease for mod
ern building. approx. 1000 so. IT..
suitable for retail store. ofiiceS and
warehouse: loading dock and some
D, Star, sc
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STORES FOR RENT

SUITLAND, 1855 HURAN AvE.-store
for rent-Across from Census Blu
reau, very busy section. 1890 APP
proximately.. Parking, Suitable for
radio. television and repairs. gift
shop Ih4 a 6 5sal estate loan once. etc.
1879 SIS ' IN ST. N.w.-Modern I front
all-glass door. huorescent lights. full
S sfnt,s ., 81 heat; newly decorated
18th AND you SITS. N.w.-s0xeo;
ing. etc Rent reas. DU. 10000
DRUGSTORE or barber shop. 1894
N. Capitol; reasonable. MA. S-777%,
AfIExAsiNSDRIA-corner bldg; 3 show
windows; nice terazza floor: located
ewes, TIE. 6-2957. rs
LARGE attractive corner store, in
desirable northwest business section:
reasonable rent. Call NO. 1884,
BARBER SHOP or shoe repair; open
ing in. shopping center. in excel
!s:Ii PINEY BRANCH RID. Silver
s souSs store an or bd Part S 81 stff ftn
Garage and workshop space avail.
Customer parking. AID. 2-1s5aa or
sG o. ana ., sO6 ~. IN st. NE;-s6os ga
Gated at intersection OF . buslines.
Ii. 3-6697; Sun, NE. $685..
45e7 WIS. AVE. N.w.-size l0'x7o'.
Near Kresges opp, Sears Suitable
infant, infants and ehildTenS wear shoes
Dept. SHANNON 4 0i LUcHs A coz
s Rssltors, 1905 H st. NV. MA; s.
1i3a 9th ST. N.w.-Excellent con-
clifton; east side of street below M
delicatessen, p. J. wALsHE. INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. s-646s.
5000 18th ST. N.w.-s,ore e0x65:
street level; equip. for ,offices;
P pees hear ins S1oa G }. Te
o550 or 10. 3-50i4. Eas
STORE conveniently located at 1898
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. COM
pletely redecorated. For appointment
Or further information call ia; p
HOS r ST. N.w.-1st A. store and
5smt; excel location; rent 500; RA.
800 so. FIT. for once or ste store
trict. may take all or part. 10.
$4,000. HIGGINS & HARRISON.
$3.50 GA. AVE. Silver spring@1n
heart OF shopping district. next TO
new theater. over 1000 so. #. OF
floor space, plus bsmt Rear entr.
Ample parking facilities. VIII re-
model to please reliable tenant.
BsMT. STORE. formerly radio and
TV repair shop. $55 per mo. Rear
OF AIS Southern ave. sc. INQUIRE
on LIST a. 10. 9-S5O0. II
ONE REMAINING STORE, in lge.
Culmore shopping center. Leesburg
pike. Falls Church, Va; suitable
for furniture store. Call RA s.
1897 or DE. 2-55S3 for information.
GEORGETOWN. corner 38th and
Prospect ave. business area, mr..
college-Suitable any business. RE.
7-l517. -3S
;, CORNER 9TH AND A sTs. NE.
size 14x36. with show windows:
newly dec; Ss5 mo. JACK KoGoD.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

STEAM JENNY, like new. Al condi-
VIVA ' ~'''' N G2S
TOW TRUCK WITH CRANE, reason.
able; 3rd between L and M ne. Ii.
4-2020. "a
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WAKeNOUSeS FOX KENT
DOWNTOWN LOCATloN-ofice and
workshop; approx. 800 SO. IT,. plus
large incl. pvt. parking area; rent,
Sl25 mo: Apply HENsHAW. .4i5
Neal Neal p,;; ,, nv; pu. 1880; rs
conveniently located space. suitable
for storage and general warehcus-
GaEi imm R S SSSfp9Da ne $9 Q Rsr mo mo
time. " '' "a s"'
BRICK BLDG. vic 18th and N SITS.
NV .Conv. loo, over 1000 SO. It.
1st H.; over 1000 so. It. End f.,
$3.50; owner. j. q. SAAH. ST.
WE ARE STARTING to build several
warehouses. end comml., close to
downtown. These buildings will be
for lease. or can build to your plans
and lease. Box $50. Star. Il
WAREHOUSE or shop in Rockville
1,200 50. #, heated. S76 Q month.
MR.. WATKINSsNpO. 2.2101. -26
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MCLEAN-V1ENNA
Acreage tracts in beautiful and pro-
tected areas, rolling. cleared and
wooded. From 5000 an acre up.
Lovely views and fine homes in Fair
fax hunt country.
HUGH McDIARMID
Selected Real Estate
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DESIRABLE BLDG. for association
HEADQUARTERS or varied usage: May
flower Hotel vic; for lease or sale BY
o o1nI, Phone MR.. KEATS. ST
lssS. Kenyon ST. NV rooms
cash sa,s 800 month. ME. s-43oo, DI
1 itS sr Nw.-Home and income
$3.50 cash will buy this fully fur
nished property. Ideal for couple tc
live in 1st-fi.. apt. with 8 rms. on
TOP floors bringing $500 income
SWsrR rq IL. 4 HS%t,s gas h h:5s.h
ALEX. = Excellent commercial site
available for development; ideally
situated at one Of Alexis busiest
intersections: very heavy popula-
ton density; easily accessible from
n L. las sAs SeRse os Mr. sa Bsi ~ T TsI
non ave. Alex. Va. TIE. 6-2442
end COMMERCIAL - Modern ware.
house and ofices: 5000 50. It. plus
1000 So; r.. yard. Fast approach
R Els s. Es efp!tG it, # s ce wETz TIE
TWO LARGE COMMERCIAL SITES
Of $40 and 1877. Well suited foi
store development. Call Mr.. Morar
All. ewes EN-. 3-40l5. rs
fireproof building. Ele.
vator. About $4,000 so. #. Public
alley side and rear. Centrally loo
downtown. BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC.
Ma $4,000.
DOWNTOWN Small list comm bldg,
2l12 NJ St. NV. approx. 1000 So
burner: price. S19.95O: speculato tors
attention; Call RIA. 6-2776 or Mon,
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AVIATION

covers: metal propeller. directionai
gyro., sensitive altimeter. away
radio, sun shade, canopy cover. no
GGorrosion; excel. cond. MR.. HILL.
UN. 4-l441. Il
ERCOUPE-S1, 200; ename!ed: TT.
$500 hours: clean. APP. 7-5O22. -2S
ELLSWORTH AVIATION Co.'S
solo. cub; So. dual: club plan.
StinSon 10-A for rent by day, sos
plus gas and oil: multi-engine in
struction. $50 per hour. Very GOOD
S2,150. HYDEFIELD, Clinton, Md.
CY. 7-SG2a "a
TWIN CESSNA CLUB. 4 shares.
$500 each, $500 down. $40 per
month on balance; recent, license.
HYDEF1ELD. CY. 1-S12Q "a
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDING LOT in nearby Maryland;
at least soft. frontage. level: with
utilities. Convenient to parochial
school. Call evenings. UN. 4-S233.
WANTED TO BUY $50 to 400 acre
farm in Northern Anne Arundel or
Southern Howard counties; near
schools. Direct from owner. Price
must be right. Give loo. Contact
2649 Woodley I'd. NV. AID. 4-S5l2.
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CASH FOR TRUST NOTES
UN. 4-4314
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE FIRM wants several
investors men or women. to pur-
chase shares up 10 $500 for work.
ing capita! ooX 464-C Star. -2S
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ROCKVILLE AREA-Rte. 240. Up
to 10 acres. May rent. r. H.
BEST. OIL. 2-3633. II
APPROX. 10 ACRES, indus. and End
comml Adjacent to Metro. B. a. o.
Railroad siding Will sell ] or
more acres. EN-. 2-51O0: ewes.
Mr.. Williams. JU $3.50. LAMON
e. HENDERSON. II
SILVER SPRING--In the heart of
the business section. close to the
railroad. about $4,000 so. IT,, ready
for DEVELOPMENT. Ideal location for
other business. Call JU. $500.
ga ACRES, 10 miles from D. C.
53S It. on road. TAO 1T. on railroad.
Suitable for industrial. Box 262-G,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

COLORED-ARUNDEL ON THE BAY,
MD.-Year-around cottage; > blks.
from water; on lot, l25x25O; :
rms. bath. screened porch: gar; oil
heat; auto. hot-water; cleo. range
and refgr.; mod. kit. CO. 5-6051
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ARLINGTON, VA.
Corner lot. 27xI25: next to shopping
center; 9-rm., bath semidet.
fireproof brick bldg; 3-rm h-bath
bsmt. apt now rented to doctor;
store can. be built out to sidewalk.
Suitable for dr:'s office, real estate
slider iong-lease rental. For apt,
call ia, S-1255 %
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FARMS tcens.l
"OT,NEY AREA

10 mi. from D. Ca very desirable
7S-acre farm with modernized house.
frontage on biacE-top road. For
further information and appointment
call Mrs. Candy, ask operator for
Evergreen 4-3696. j. WESLEY BU-
THANAN TNC
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STONES THROW

From town and every convenience
An older 2-story home with 3 bed
din. rm. and equipped kitchen. base
ment, hot-water heat; garage. Lo-
gated Just blk. OF Lee hwy. Only
413,950.
Gi CONTRACT coNsIDEREDl
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN DAILY 8 AND PM.
e212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
BuCKI,AND

Historical home. over 100 yrs. old
completely modernized. Huge liv rm
dining rm., kit, breakfast nook, Z
bedrms.; almost 2 acres. with box.
wood and access to stream; asking
$1,000. To inspect call MRS
KERR. Haymarket 4-3422. Us