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foFlrI " 700 Iifhd AN. ~
Mrs Porter told police Smith
was angry because she had been
trying To break Off relations with
him and stop seeing him
She said she became involved IN
an argument with him n, the
Johnny Baker Post clubhouse at
lis Royalston Az. N, on Sunday
night Because she was afraid he
might do something she said.
she stayed with a friend Sunday
night. returning 90 her home at
noon. Monday, June 20,
Shortly after Ahs arrived home.
Smith came In. she said, remained
for awhile and left IN" premises.
lie returned again, according 10
police reports about Z y. m. With
him were william Mcintosh, who
gave his address m 1900 18th Az
g.. and Tim Johnson. 1907 James
Az N.
Mrs. Porter said she objected
when the men started drinking
liquor at the Kitchen table, She
said she asked Smith 10 have the
men leave because there were two
minors in the house. her son.
Leonard Porter II and James
BatsOw, II, 1901 Columbus Az.
Later Mrs. Porter said she went
In the bathroom Smith followed
her. pulled a revolver and shot her
through the shoulder A. she fell
Ia the floor. no fired two addition
nj shots into her back
Mrs Porter ran from the house
10 the apartment ~ Mrs Irmh
Moss. 7O2 Girarh and called the
police
Smith remained In the bathroom
and fired single shot into his
heart Death came Instantly
on Thursday At press time. Mrs
r"rter's condition was reported ~
aiin critical
The Pullman 90 by whom
Smith had been employed fpr ~
years said ho had IN excellent ~.
cord and waa one of their beet
employees 10 was knDwn M m
tndBa'8ous Iryci- hrudrI IndIvld
uaI
Funeral services fDr the deccHs.
81 will be hcli Saturday. June 80
A. zlnu Baptist church Obituary
claewhore ~ this paper
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ST. PouIife Attends
Dedicofon In Honor
OF Her Mother

Mrs Alfr"d Williams 10 Ron
Do Az nrn ~ DcH Nmnes. II
aver tho past week end 10 attend
Irdi,atrry ,o,cmuulrs IN memory
~ her mother tbr into Ma I'll
Ian Edmunda
~ the time ~ hrT death IN Do
rcrnbor. 1888 Mrs E1mundn vas
executive director 81 Wilikle
IInuae In dos Hmnca
In her memory and IN h0n"f ~
her ~ years ~ social w"rk IN
that capacity. IN" gymnasium ~
wiIlklr House WIS named tho IA
han Ednunds Memorial gyHnaE
mm
4 scholarship fund WA also s'i
up whloh win b" awarded annual.
~ 80 0ns student entering ~"
nSld u a,cial work
Men attending tho Dedication
wa Mrs T,oia HArdNtck ~ DcH
H0nra. mother ~ Mrs Edmunds
aad Arthur EiWuuds. "Srrutiy"
director ~ tho Pint, Michigan
rrbnn League. a son ~ Mr. ~
munds
A. the National C0uforrnc" ~
Settlement WDrkrrN which ron.
ysnsd IN ~ I<yuia. Mo Hay %
me first ,csDiYuDn ~ the cou'rr.
snos vas q tribute 20 Mr. ~
uunds for her many o0ntribuiIDnu
snd ssry1c0 In m. field ~ sas.ibl
work
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The Republican party under
Dwight Eisenhower. he said, has
matched action with words in in
shutting and carrying on a pro-
gram against race discrimination,
whereas the Democrats have just
been talking about ending dis
elimination, Mr.. Washington told
his listeners.
The urbane, capable political
strategist who was hired by the
Republican Party several years
ago 10 lay plans 10 WOO back the
Negro voter to the Republican fold
is credited with many OF the &C
compliments OF the Eisenhower
administration on the civil nights
front.
Heat and Rain Affect Attendance
In both OF his talks, the one
Sunday afternoon where $50 per
sons braved the heat 10 come and
hear him and the address Mon
day night at Fellowship Hall. Pill
grim Baptist church where a
heavy rain may have cut the at
tendance TO 200. Washington ham
mered away at the southern wing
Of the Democratic party
II was obvious that the analyti-
cal Mr. Washington, noted for his
political arumen sensed that an
attack on northern Democrats like
Senator Humphrey in Minnesota.
would not have been popular tao
tics SO he conferred his choicest
barhs AZ the southern wing # the
party
Al his St Paul speech before a
group Of Negroes and whites, he
said civil rights was the import
ant campaign issue before the
American people Washington
said Today there il no war 60
ing on, the country ia prosperous
and therefore neither war nor
breAdHnes are an issue. but the
rights Of my people are the big
issue calling for the attention Of
the American people not alone for
the benefit q the Negro. but for
the benefit Of every American
man. woman and child
Washington told how the
southern Democrats control q top
that committee chsirmanShtps by
reason 81 the Congress seniority
rules bottle up every attempt 70
secure legislation designed u give
the Negro relief from dlsfranchIse-
rnsnt and oppression
He urg~d tina, the Only way 10
rid the Congress 81 TIM minority
domination nv the southern
Diriecrats Was "a end R~publi-
cans 10 ConEr~~s from the
northern and border state
Mr.. Washington listed q long
list a achievements By Deg
Administration In both cities his
talks we're well received A
SprinkIrE % irdsp~nden's and
D~rr0sra's ~srs In each - his
aDtierrss
Re f0lt reporters ~ pres cor
ference MoutAy morning a. os
Hotel SiooIist thA, IL every state
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Dclurca Perry. daughter ~ Mr..
and Mrs George Buddy Lewis,
s72 Carroll - i056 graduate of
Central High School. ~ Paul,
Miss Perry WIS . member OF the
GiriH kthlciir Association, ana
WIS active In tho AAA,
She plans 30 visit relatives on
tho Eastern asabpard and will nc
company her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Perry On a visit 90 her mater
nal grandparents. Rev. and Mrs.
D.. ~ HcDaniels of Winnipeg.
Canada
gbS plans 10 further her educa-
ton IN foreign languages.
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had not Initiated some move "a
obey the = S Supreme Court de
clsi0n by 1857 he expected the dis
trct Federal courts 70 take Some
action TO force compliance with
the laws Of the land
He said he WAS not In favor of
the Prrsidcnt calling a confer.
ence ~ southern Negro and
white Iead"rs on the desegrega-
ton issue and race tensions.
He said that Il would be impos-
ghle 20 assemble such a meeting
without inviting the pro-ssgrcga-
ZIONIST governors, 4. s Senators
ard C0rEressrnen who have al
ready announced they will fight
Indignation until the las, ditch
Noderates Into Hiding
The so-caIlcd southern rpsder-
ats. he said. have b~en driven
into hiding by this gang and
their White CtiIrns Councils.
4 presidential CONFERENCE would
do M good In his opinion. Mr..
Washington aVerred.
The meeting IN Minneapolis was
arranged by the Tnisrienorrina-
'oral Ministerial Association In
81 Paul an interraciaI committee
Of Republicans headed by John
Culver and Major Sam RansnTn
planned the meeting
Wsshington was guest u h0n1r
o. The Ramsey County Republican
C0uuittee a. a luncheon Mon
day a. the Hotel Lowry a. which
a number q leading citizens re-
Eardless q political faith were In
s1ts1 guests, Re spoke briefly 70
Tits meeting rcmarking TIA, he
had f1sET1d Considerable sentiment
FOR Republican principles IN the
Twin cities tha; had not ben
properly rurtured and continual
~ encouraged
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Paul Urban League secretary had
been killed IN an auto highway
accident near Janeaville. Michigan
Mr. Tallry is In II IHlladnle.
Mich hospital with fractured
skull and his condition N critical
The TalleyB were cnruuio 10 Buf
fHlD. ~ Y on a vacation trip
The couples small ron. Thomas
Nathan. was not injured
Mrs Tailcy was expecting . ace
pnd child A. prcHH time II was -
ported There had been ~ change
iu NJ Talley.H condition.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
70 READERS
g. ADVERTISERS

Since July 4. n legal holiday.
falls on Wednesday. this news
papers usual dsadline day, all
copy intended for insertion In
next weeks paper July Q
edition. should be In our MIN
nespolis office by Tuesday
noon,
We inyi1e those with news
and material for the next
weeks paper TO begin today TO
prepare snd send such matter
10 242 Third Az s.. Mime
apolis 10. Minnesota, or call
~. SION.
In 81 Paul. Dial 0 FEDERAL s.
70Tt.
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Flash
MRS. TOM TALLEY
KILLED IN AUTO
CRASH IN MICH.

Word was received IN st Paul
Wednesday, night that Mrs Thorn.
M Violet TAllsy, wife Of the n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29
Republican offieioI Visits Minnesota:
Republican Official Visits Minnesota:
Washington COP. Leader
Flags Southern Democrats
Calls Rights Big Issue
BY staff Correspondent

Val j Washington, Washington ID c. minorites division
chief of the Republican National Committee delivered two ad
dresses Twin Cities Sunday and Monday In both speeches
he took the task for what he labeled
caous blocking of civil rights Legislation and talking
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29

phrey, Minnesota Dcmocrat and
national civl rights leader for the
VICE Presidency The same rcSoiu-
ton asked the Democratic Ma.
tinnal Committee convention com.
mlttcc to conSidcr favorably Soma
tor Humphreys qualifications and
availability for keynote speaker,
The convention platform and
resolutions committee split no
hairs ~ exhibited any weakness IN
It's outright denunclation of race
or religious discrimination IN the
a. n.
In tho most specific Language
yet tn be- employed by u political
party the Mlnncaota DfL spelled
out ita opposition 10 any individ'
ual. any act by any government
body which refuses Ia extend
equality OF opportunity to all
people In employment. education
immigration and every other AREA
uf American life.
The resolution unanimously
passed, called IN. present contro-
vrray over the u, n Supreme
court decision and the constant
denial Of Constitutional rights 10
Negroes, n national crisis.
II blamed President Eisenhower
for failure Ia use his personal
prestige In the North and South To
moblliEa the resources of good
will and the use Of the powers of
his great office to assert tho prim.
acy OF law and order,
The Presidents failure To take
sides for law and order. the reaolu'
ton said. has made u possible for
tho defenders 81 aggregation 10 re-
tArd orderly compliance with the
courts decision,
| Inc Ft@btbNi"h 't"fbN' hfN
PreaIdcnta position on tho prob
lem maAa n possible for the de-
fsnderA ~ segregation 10 intlni-
date the government into inactlon.
encouraged disorder lawlessnsaa
and violence,
The DBL did not spar" thc
Democratic party In its attarh
on the civil Tights question. .,
charged tho srgrcgationist wing
~ tho Democratic party with
being In coalition with the he
pul,iICan party and pr.,enting
positive action on the probienl
n asked the use 81 the full
powers and influence ~ the Fed
craI government be applied To oh.
tain prompt and full compliance
with the decisions Of the United
states Buprome Court condcmnlng
state imposed racial segregation
The remarkable document
which met tho civil rights issue
head on endorsed the principle ~
the Powell amendment Wy de
handing that no Federal funds he
used 10 support arhonls ~ other
institutions that defy the " y.
| Supreme court decisions
u asked that the y, \. senate
and HOUSE amend rulrs that nj
low fiIibusisT. and other devices
g. thwart the will 81 the lrgisln-
tis" majority
Il urged Congress 10 adopt laws
prohibiting race and religious dis.
,rmiunii"n In employment. prr.
| io,tlng the rights 81 all citizens
| e. the ballot and tho strengthen
| ing ~ The civil right section NJ N"
/ department 0f Jusilo"
The resolution was passed with
r. rrs0undirR voirr vote by ~"
invention. with no diHsrniorH "a
nar The resolution which praised
/ ..ra'0r Humphrey aa the ranking
/ lcadrr In the Nlnuesnta DFL
/ par'y.
/ The party platform had q strong
,vl nRhtH section generally
. ,,veriug the same ground covered
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29
Tokes Firm Rights Stopd;
State OIL Convention
Resolution AssaiIs Race
Discrimination In America
Ry staff Correspondent

The Minnesota state convention of the Democratic Farmer
Labor party meeting - TO - at the Nicoe Hotel in Min
neapo passed the strongest civil rights resolutions enacted by
any state convention either party In the nation No TAR re-
ported -, ~ ~,
The convention also endorsed Senator Hubert II. Hum
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29

ORs paper Win sC"n0micaliy
s1atArt the Negro c0n.InI.T Tor
the smart adVrFtissS's products
THIs ~ IT!
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Federol Meof Inspection Service Marks
Fiftiefh Yeor Protecting Consumers
Health: Low Enucfed June 30, 1906

The Federal Meat Inspection Service division Of the u.
Department of Agriculture will celebrate the 50h and golden
anniversary Of the service June 30
The inspection service the result of law passed in
but which did operate effectively until 1906 when the
law was and the familiar Federa inspectioh
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Tragedy Strikes Swiftly
Married Man Fires 3
Shots Into Woman Friend;
Then Commits Suicide

Minneapolis married is dead by self.intlictcd re
val,rr shot and a with whom he had been keeping
company in critical condition at the Minneapolis General
hospital
The dead man is Roman Smith 40 300 Third Az =, q
Pullman porter and the critically wounded woman Signoa
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Photo above shows policeman
Mack Brady, first Negro 10 be
employed by the Minneapolis pc.
lice force. who worked out Of tho
"oid' southside station for 30
years
Brady, q butcher by trade was
employed by the fore. In the eariy
eighties. Ills grandson. Don.
aid ]. Brady. n u, \, postal super
Intsndsnt died about n month ago.
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n. ARL. Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with wall-to-wall carpets;
lot and condition is tops; SlS.95O
ALTO REALTY CO. IA. 7-950S.
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GRASS RIDGE, contemporary brick
makes available this lovely home,
with & generous rooms. . color
ful baths on LIST A., complete with
= freplaces, center-hall entr.: full
daylight walk-out bsmt.: planned
for 4th bedrm. and Bird bath: plus
lovely yard of over a acre: beau
tifully finished rec. rm. with fire-
place and unusual bar. Priced at
Get further details by calling
KEITH D. BRUMBACK, JA. 2-3527
ar LA 0-h2Na q ttil O -.
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UPPERVILLE AREA
UP TO 900 ACRES

Any size from acres and from SIS
up TO 81 900 per acre. For country
living, farming. investment or de-
velopment purposes. Be sure TO see
our large and complete list.
Here I, 2 little place t ia. ,, EN- /.
so can't be available for long 90
acres, Just OF interchange good
land good road frantage and mod
ernized home with ali outbldgs
good machinery and equipment and
must enhance In value: s35 900.
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N ACRES-S14500
WILL TRADE

mile from Annapolis Washington
expressway. on Route 30i; 2000-ft.
frontage NJ. LEO SToRCH, AP.
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\. ARLINGTON--New 3-bedrm. Ia
bath brick rambler in fine location
Sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit. with
colored cabinets and appliances,
full bsmt. Priced at S2O.500. with
military FILA financing available
Shown BY appointment. THE
DARBY co, ia. 5-9393. Office
open 8 til g.
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so TREES; 3 RMS, 4 BATHS
Firepl.; gas h.-w.h. gar; in Alex.
$4,000 by OWNER, TIE. 6-913S,
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HOLMES 4I4s i RUN ACREs-coNTEM.

WOODBURY. Elementary School, &C.
ceSsible to st. Michaels Parochia.
School; swimming pool share avail
able. Sl4,950. JE 4-0o23. %
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h-wh; shady lawn; garage, S13.-
500 Nv OWNER. TIE. GIBBS 10
WINNING COMBINATION N
Arl area; 3-hedrm. all-brick RAM
bier, Ice liv rm. with fireplace,
dining ell, kit. with table space,
bright bsmt; Level Anchor fenced
lot ONLY SlS950 with SIS 300. LIST
trust available. Call ia 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
e@22 N Glebe ton Lee hwy
BY OWNER, se,I5O DOWNS rms.
ia baths. 3 bedrms, Semidet
brk. . stories; full bsmt. 80 Tay-
Tor Run pkwy.. Alex Va. XII. s.
O.05O--2- bedrm. semidet fully
equip kit, Anchor fenced I'd.
alum. storm windows; cow. loca.
ton; Gil approved. IA S-4a4l
CONTEMPORARY HOME on large
wooded lot brand new ready to
Spring. Falls Church---3 bedrms
aia baths. mahog panelcd liy. RIM.
isxei; indirect light paneled rec.
equipped Kitchen. s.7.iOG. BoDoR
JE 4-6460, ewes. HI, S-s7Sl
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

MT. PLEASANT-store and 8 hskp.
bus. Rent from apis. will carry
bldg, Priced for immed sale at
S24. 900 Nicely finan. NJ M
NORTHERN. DI. 7-Ss42. tn. q
NEAR LANGLEY, VA. 12 mi. D. c..
200 acres. all clear: approx. 5000
a IT, tro M on oso eISt %o rd s7SIa 200
DOCTOR-A fine broom suite for
your personal use in very popular
southeast P. G. County. This COM
mercial corner also has excellent
return on investment from 5 addi-
tional tenants. Priced at ia times
annual income. $500 cash will
handle. T. D. BURGESS, 10. s.
Il WOODED ACRES in Montgomery
mon Tree and Brick Yard rds.,
facing Macarthur blvd. At 81, 400
per acre. This presents an excellent
capital gain opportunity, Call own
er after 7:30 pm. weekdays, OIL.
DUPONT DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS units
annual rent. OWNER. Du' 1904
sEMIDET. BRK. HOME; in perfect
cond; rented TO responsible tenant
for S77.50 per mo. A bargain at
$4,000. $500 cash above b. and !.
Trust Of $4,000. Good rental loca-
ton. of Penna. ave. Sc. RALPH
D. COIN. TU. $4,000. rs
ALEX. CITY-S-unit brick apt
house. Close in, blk to bus. Never
a vacancy in 3 yrs. Less than IA
times; should show 15% return
net Exclusive Z. +. STEFFEY, JE
NEAR ROUTE rapidly growing
Groveton area. Ideal for business
man or group mature women de-
string home and once in eStab-
lished suburban neighborhood
$4,000 minimum cash required
invested. For Interview phone so
$500. Mon, Fri. rs PM. Sat
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING AREA-Wiu build
to suit tenant $4,000 50. It. Of
space, r.r. siding on property. RIA.
3-5071. "a
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ARLINGTON

Are you looking for a delightful
and comfortable 2-bedroom. brick
home, located in North Arlington
on 18th road, in a fine neighbor-
hood? Has a good size living room
with fireplace. book shelves on either
side. . bedrooms and bath with
shower; stairway to attic; dininr
room and kitchen all on l floor
Full basement with extra room
laundry tubs; front and rear porches
large rear yard fenced; off-streei
parking. Let me show you my home
Call IA. 7-4414 from l to pm.
Sat. and Sun,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FOR HI Fl Military Enthusiastic
An excellently located large brick
rambler; 3 twin-sized bedrms,. sep
arate din. rm.; full walk-out base
ment, cove-lighting, intercom.
system, etc. Must be seen. APP
pointment only. S20,95O. Terms.
S. G. GERACHIs CO. JE. 2-23l4
.60-FT. CENTER-HALL RAMBLER; 3
bedrmS.. . baths; bsmt, is ideal for
future rec. rm. This should be on
your MUST-SEE list. JE. 3-2093.
A. JOHN CHAPMAN & SON. Us
FOR SALE BY OWNER-N. ArI., g.
bedrm.. . bath brick ramb.. lge kit,
near schools and shop. screened
porch; 10000 so. IT. lot. VA Apr
$21.l00 KE. S-241S. ~
so TREES; 3 RMS, 4 BATHS
Firepl.; gas h.-w.h. gar; in Alex.
$4,000 by OWNER, TIE. 6-913S,
FANTASTIC TERMS! Only $1,000
down and. 800 10 per mo. buys this
l-yr -old big Dutch Colonial, about
8 blocks from Hecht's. Spotless
condition with wide spacious liv.
rm:, sep. dining nm. really pig
bedrms., huge bsmt. Call NOW!
ia. $4,000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
Lee hwy Open go. or
QUICK OCCUPANCY-Only S2.40O
down. 3 large bedrms.. liv. rm. with
Miami-style window, side porch,
Move right in. s. q. GERACHis
CO, JE. 2-23l4
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FARMETTE WITH INCOME

3 acres, stream. large trees and
shrubbery. flowers, l charming mod.
Groom farmhouse. remodeled. l
small mod, house. Both in excel.
country place with charm and many
possibilities. Fenced for stock. Good
investment. Total price 100000
with substantial cash down pay
ment." Several other good liStlngs.
For appt phone WHITESELL REAL
ESTATE Dunkirk 5-7220 or Dun
kirk 5-7S0l. Oakton. Va Hwy. %.
Closed Sunday. 20
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Award

De luxe split level that will DEFI-
NITELY fulfill your desire for ex-
citing and satisfying living in the
modern manner. Huge 23-ft. liv.
rm. with wide floor to-ceiline iire-
place wall: sep. din. rm.. and with
kit. the likes OF which is seen in
$50. 900 and up, homes;
sci 500 CT APPRovED HOME
SIZE MO. WITH ONLY $50 DIN.
Tremendous closets; 3 giant-size
bedrms; ga baths; daylight walk
out bsmt. owner has put in many
extra features. such as attic. fan,
clothes chute. pantry See this dream
home todayl Call ia 10000.
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VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE

VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE
| Warren County 324 acres Of
grazing and woodland. lies on east
side of Blue Ridge Mountains, pic
! turesque old stone house, nice stream
fed by several good springs. Price,
1913 500.
! @00-acre blue grass farm, good g.
room stone house So 900
/ lS3-acre farm. on Shenandoah
River, 7-room house, $1,000
4, 7i2-acre farm. 5-room, modern
house, $1,000
A. S. KNOWLES. PHONE 32g OR
14Sj-J. FRONT ROYAL INSURANCE
AGENCY "a s.. ROYAL AVE,
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY. Viz
ginia.-One of most highly pro-
ductive farms in the Northern Neck
Fine old mansion house. 4-room
cottage. barns, granary. sheds and
many other outbuildings; 800 acres.
200 in highest state of cultivation.
Beautifully located and bordered by
= highways and Yeocomico River.
This farm will stand closest inves-
tigation. Details on request.
BEN HUBBARD, Broker
Warsaw, Va. Phone EdgeWater
3-6231 and Greenwood 2-242s
NICE COUNTRY HOME on creek,
with acreage. 6-room Colonial brick.
built in late 1900, with five fire.
places and old spring house of stone:
! $4,000.
/ Goa. farm. all modern with a
nice setting: tenant house with bath.
! frontage on hard road. "a MI d. c.
IWell-watered by sprine $50 900,
I S-room old brick; all modern, | a
baths; original floors: $1,000 first
trust can be gotten; price. S21 500
AZ a. with an old house barn
and outbldgs.. IA acres alfalfa;
lSl1 900
j. j. SPRING. Broker
Telephone Waterford 3764
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