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Civil Rights
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dignity for the Negro people, Sc
curity for all workers, and peace
among the nations. There is no
more substance to the govern
ment contention that I have
sought social change by force
and violence than there is to the
charge of conspiracy returned
against Rev. Martin Luther King
and other heroic leaders of the
Montgomery bus protest by a
hate-ridden grand jury and sus-
tanned by a prejudiced judge"
Charles T. Duncan, attorney
of record in the Jackson case, is
a native Washingtonian. Son OF
the renowned singer, Todd Dun
can, he was educated in the pu-
bile schools of Washington and
at Dartmouth College, where he
graduated cum laude and was
elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He
received his legal education at
Harvard Law School.
After graduation from law
school, Mr.. Duncan spent three
years with a leading law firm in
New York City, and since that
time has been engaged in pri-
vate practice with his own firm,
Reeves, Duncan and Robinson, in
Washington, D. c. He has been
admitted to practice in New
York, Washington, D. c., and
MARYLAND and before the United
States Supreme Court.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-12
Veterans News
GI INSURANCE

Three ways to save time and
money in paying CT insurance
premiums were listed by Mr..
James M. Keating, Manager of
the Arizona Regional Office of
the Veterans Administration.
/. Pay premiums when due.
2. Pay premiums annually,
semi-annually, or quarterly in
stead of monthly and save time
and money in mailing, plus a
small reduction in premiums.
3. Don't send cash through
the mail to pay your premium.
I it's lost in transit, it's your
loss. Always use checks or money
orders.
Mr.. Keating said any VA con-
tact office can provide the cost
of premium yapments on an
annual, Semi-annual, or quarter
ly basis.
DISABLED VETS
VA defrayS SO percent of the
cost of "Wheelchair homes" for
eligible veterans up to a maxi
mum of $4,000 under grants
which were first authorized in
1948.
These "wheelchair" homes in
corporate such special features
Arizona sun., 1956-04-12
Passive Resistance Will Win

The racial South especially in Alabama has
unprovoked and completely pnyslc
attack on one and paniSts Nat king
Cole Six white men, undoubtedly enaed by the obviously c
white Stormed the Stage
of rmnghas Municipal Auditorium knocking Cole to the floor
during his performance .u,4
Shameful this action and angy as Negroes have rgn
moral victory for them Ine sane a
gned Aabaa Negroes during the current peaaoa
mouths of Whites VINO reac
their hate has degraded
them.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-12
CIVIL DEFENSE CLASSES

The Phoenix Christian Center,
zoos E. Washington. is holding
Civil Defense Glasses which will
meet every Monday evening at
8 p. M. through May IA. 1t Is
a basic course and is free to all.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-12
PRESIDENT SEEKS MIDDLE WAY
SAYS NOTED COLUMNIST

of the New York Herald Tribune,
March 80 issue, was sent to the
Arizona Sun. In it, Mr. Lawrence
discusses President EiSenhower'S
policy concerning racial issues.
president Eisenhower is deep
ly concerned-in fact, very much
worried = about the emotional
disturbance in America today
over the problem of racial Segre-
cation in the public schools. He
talks a good deal about it to
some of his visitors. He tries in
an unspectacular and earnest
way to encourage public under
standing of the issues involved,
in the hope that there will be no
outburStS of passion or violence.
He believes the churches can do
a great deal toward this end.
He is well aware of the COM
plexities of the issue and doesn't
believe the solution is simple or
easy to achieve" the article said.
Mr.. Lawrence is sympathetic
towards the president, who he
pictures as "innately concilia-
tory, who always seeks amid
die way. The president, accord
ing to Lawrence, will never use
force.
The writer asks: What can
the President do? He has con-
ferred with Chief Justice Warren
about the question of gradual
application of the court decree
on desegragation in order to
explore what is the best way for
the executive branch of the gov
erment, which must present
the matter constantly to the
courts, to find a way to chart it's
course of action"
Some Legal SOluClOnS
THUS, it may be that the
South, by majority vote of the
people of each state, will choose
to separate the sexes in the
schools so as to meet to some
etxent the fears about social
mixing and intermarriage. It
may be that the Southern states
will consider leasing some OF
their public-school buildings to
private organizations and let the
people decide whether to send
their children to mixed public
schools or to segregated private
schools. There are lots and lots
of legal questions which have yet
to be settled, and the important
factor is tirne-to avoid precipi-
tating emotional clashes while
the American method of rational
and non-violent solutions of DIFF
ficult questions is in process"
Lawrence leaves us with queS-
tions. How shall integration be
carried out? What are it's limi-
tations? Does equal protection
of the laws" mean compulsory"
integration or has it "been
achieved by separate but equal
educational facilitieS?"
The last line of this column is
one of great naivete, assumm1ng
AS it does that Negroes have
heretofore been perfectly con-
tent with discrimination and
second class citizenship.
"His (the president'S) whole
concern now is how to lessen the
tension between the races that
has risen as never before to
plague the people who for gen.
erations have lived amicably to-
gether."
A
Arizona sun., 1956-04-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

CLASS A DAIRY FARM, seven miles
from Fredericksburg, Va; 800
acres go acres clear. highly pro.
ductive. well-watered by run and
springs, Silo. barn. granary, ma
chine shed. other buildings in good
Win central heat O 4R-room cot COT
tage with bath and heat: both
overlook pond. broom tenant
house, newly painted with bath: all
for SG7 900 PATES-MASSEY IN
SURANCE g. REALTY. Law Build
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v Sa e S5A II ssSMbE PAVE y so SSIisS
Rockville, Pc. 2-6l51.
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500 DOWN
WATERFRONT

With nice harbor. Lovely. 2 bedrms.
liv. rm., din. I'm. and bath. util. rm:,
hot-water heat. lge. glassed porch
and Ice. open porch: trees and lawn
has SIN. pier. Wonderful buy. Terms
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MAX

Says make this the merriest Xmas
everl Buy new home in beautiful
Westerley, Shady Side. LarEe living
room with picture window. 2 lovely
bedrooms, kitchen. dinette area, full
bath, oil heat, large screened porch
facing water: beautiful corner lot.
Price only S1I250. Small down
payment. Terms.
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oEsk SPACE


AfMosT aao.ACRE cattle ard
gram farm leqeoun County 4d
tarrA other ngtfltns Heaatifu.
raGeT we. near nilf Hidge Nts
20 nEfff woodland arc trout
stream vel fenced Rifh SOL m
hlnh statf e rlit.rariqr pfieee co.
trmseiaff sac So fnn terms
NRs NARY c. ToLBERr, EN. 3.
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FARMS
APPROX 8 ACRES

Farmette with old home consisting
Of living room, dining room, kitchen
f.: oil neat; si0 It. on State road
Communting distance to D. c can
be bought for $500 down. price S.
900: terms Call University 1881
or AP. 7-15O0.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
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RiPLEy PARk. o. foute 2e5 be-
indianhsad and Ia Plata, 10 min
frou y G Line once "a prop.
rracfr from "a 70 over acres
WIKI 200 70 900 q frontaTs on
firfe road largs shade trees pleas.
no. 1fighDorhood priced from
-i.1na 90 3 na3, cash 5000 bal
ance sgH rc so ND HKALTY
Co r1ufs 1Oi VIZ $3.50 EYef
NJ cramgr w f-S2sa
90 PLAZA PARK, section Small
plate trgm . 10 acres Nith GNN
ti STATE road frontage near county
seat and 81 ccrv Both open arc
wooded i1tEi prizes ffom Nifnf
20 81 aq5. cash 500. Balance SEQ
m so w REALTY co fouts
M IL 4 ~
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1888 g ST, NV. attractiveiy furn.,
private office IN law suite with
secTetarisl service; congenlsl asso-
SHEEHAN. RE. 7-040O.
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CHARLES COUNTY where taxes are
low-26 acres Of rich bottom lane
on State I'd. bordered by active
stream. Some woods, nice knoll
tor domestic, no buildings. Price
$500: cash 5000, balance So.
mo. so. MD. REALTY CO.. Route
an WE A-SAQo
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rs ACRES, mostly open land, vel
located, very nice 8 rooms and bath
s ACRES facing paved road, neal
river; 4 rms. porch. hot and cold
water in kitchen and utility room
50 500. terms
100 ACRES bordering river. fac
ing improved road: Groom dwelling
. baths. SIS. 900. terms
RESTAURANT, equipped; city
water: 81 900.
Dairy farms ard Stock farms.
B. F. Perrow,
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FARMERS
AND
FARMERETTES

Attractive, hpspitablg Southern
Maryland farm home on n acres.
IN rich tobacco area, on knoll facing
state RI No Q near Sunderland In
northern Calvert CO approx I hr
from % e and miles from Chega-
peake Bay les fully modern with
slzhi rooms and f1il bathfnonl, cedar
closets HARDWOOD fOorf Ar shef
atfie. concrete basement, oii-not
EateF nfaiinF plant laundry fudt
Handicapped lawn incigfiuE hrcfe
bile fururf 'iiacs, rc7e1 ana othes
plants coccFcts dFiFewaT Gear
Rarsee ish pond fenced chicker
ward and houses. barns applf
orchard glfhin 3 minutes drivf
o. nne o. Satior m0at historic
parishes Epiycopei founded 1893
and o,hef churches nearby sehod's
maFkrts etc Widowed uMrgr LIVES
sn n { ard wllf saesihEe this
property a. only st7n8p ~ im.
mediate sais wish aher2i terms AZ
RANGED n desifed property guqc-
cguird. nay be seer anT wefkdag
o. Sunday b. app0intusnI Ttis
u rare opportunity fof an aftrar-
tive ccantrT home ffaxeat ynu A.
fanFe - 80 h AZ rnce
CHESAPEAKE CO, NC.
cts1apsafs Bsarh, uf
Fhcca ALci1a T-a9ei
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l2 ACRE STOCK FARM
modern kit. new alum, storm win
doWs; hot-air heat; > barns. 2-ear
gar. good fences; 10 acres in hay,
s acres IN oak, bal, in pasture. Reai
buy at S27.6U0. Seen Sunday only
f..ltbnrs hliFp S-4Q-I.
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AMAAbe ~ Al
20 acre near shirley Hwy -
SEVER ana water Only $50 900 70
entire tract
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcontiRuedl

REAL ESTATE BECKER has Once
900 block NY. ave. Street level.
Wiil share space with other real
Box 355-r, Star.
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BRANDYWINE-S12, 900. 20 acres
2-story house, tobacco barn ana
stable. Cal Mr.. Martin FA. ?.
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BOATS lcont.l

FOR CHARTER-42-ft. cabin eruis-
er. Sleeps q, comp equip just OF
way, live aboard in Florida this
winter. Charter till April. $500. RE.
G.TSTT
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srRIcrr.Y roR rHr R1Rna

STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS
A duck hunters delight; 2-hedrm
finest duck Count country A' IN ST. Ma Mary "
County Licensed to blind, ready fol
use. House has electricity and ar.
tesian well. $500. down and S1t
per mo.
BEACON REALTY co.
Leonardtown. Nd, Greenwood b-2021
"POTOBAC SHORE 'LD eSirabIG
homesites on Port Tobacco River and
on State road, with access to river
Also tracts, 3 acres or more, on high
-idge; magnificent view, fine old
trees, excellent cultivated land; &C.
cess to river; suitable retirement
homes or small farms,
LEONARD SNYDER. Tel. WE. 1891
La Plata, Md.
HAMBLETON ESTATES - One-hali
acre. directly on the water with nice
shade trees and lawn. The house Is
lust right for q young couple. One
bedroom, a bath. kitchen and llvinn
TURKEY POINT-On 9-foot deer
water with new dock. A beautiful
point Of land. Redwood paneled liV.
ing-dining room. There are three
bedrooms and two baths on the FIRST
moor besides a modern kitchen, Up
stairs an apartment that brings q
good rental. Price is not high
BAY RlDGE---A nice lot directly
on the lake and nicely wooded. A
stucco cottage with three bedrooms.
two on the FIRST floor and one up
stairs. Two baths. There Is a livinn
room. dining room and kitchen AT
attractive home in a good location
JOSEPH D. LAzENBY. REALToR
2l5 Main Street. Annapolis. Nd.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4
Saverna Park once s. P. 1883
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Farms

IS ACRES. neat 5-room brick home
bath, heat. basement, etc: Just
$4,000: terms. $500 down. bal
monthly lColored sectionl c. W
DUNCAN. Louisa. Va.
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way machinery nCAuu1u. 1~t.Sv"'
l7s acres; a beautiful farm with
large old home which has been
tastefully renovated and restored
Modern guest home; farm building
and fences in Al condition. SsU.-
600.
Call CHARLES II. DAVIS, Pooles-
VILE 2655. or SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY.
Rockville, Pc. 2-6l5l.
AZ ACRE STOCK FARM
4 mi from Acc. 3 bedrms., , baths
modern kit. new alum. storm win
doWs; hot-air heat; . barns, 2-ear
gar. good fences; 10 acres IN nay,
s acres in oak. bal in pasture. Reai
buy a. S27.0uO. Seen sunday only
Gaithersburg 5-49-J2
FREDERICK COUNTY =. 3l2-aere,
6D-cow-D. c. dairy; lse. silos'
otheg necessary Outbldgs. Nice -
rm. center-hali modern brick house;
excel. water and sod. outstanding
tenant houses. goOd fences, Only 10
acre OF wood lana. $4,000.
t7n-AcRE FERTILE ocK
PARM. lge bank barn with modern
feeding devices. new cattle sheds auG
cemented yards. lst. s!lo, excel.
fences, modern s-rm. brick house.
mi road irontage. S4O,O0O.
HOWARD COUNTY - 25O-aers.
4u-eoW dairy operation, l2-rm; mod
ern mouse. gooa APPROACH. Ia mi
road frontage. Terms. 80 .5VV. Cail
"A 4 Mayne. Gaithersbure 9sb-W
with {. M. MAftST ELIhR. Jr. real
estate, ~. o-&20I -...---....
GOVERNMENT WORKE28--A.E.C,;
Is A. ON hard I'd. bordering WIDE
stream House like new. 3 bedrins,
Ilia baths 24-fl iv. I'm. OIL heat.
$50 A. with 1 Va mi. fEontage neat
farm bldES., mr.. estate area. Excel.
investmeu. property
BARBARA o. ROSS. BROKER
oaishers6urg 32JR Or OIL. GLOSS
ROSEMARY HILis-232 acres. 2
houses. several 0arns and hidgs. An
I income farm with share crop
pers worklns Tobacco, grain and 1--we ,s
priced 70 sell. eis,a5Q terms.
STOCK FARMS - T. deWater
marsh. Eood ducking. 49, acres: 100
I tillable. 1900 ~ on paved road,
5000 timber lac house anc build.
mss. reduced 20 close estate sld'-
Z sou. terms
HIGH KNOLL over historic Port
/ Tobacco Valley About acres 4
bedrm al-hrick house 1smt, w.
WI. COW 20 public and Catholic
schools. select location Price s22.-
300 tt1rs interest on fnaucing
ROUTE aul inTfHtMfui -
acres frnnting hignways Low price
te5 nOQ. terms p cash
TIE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO
Il Plaia Nc West f-sfIg
HOWARD co.-45-aers farm %
paved 70 no DAYTON. aoarox. p Ia
pasture wIth streams 4-nearm
house recdA heat and uigmb iair
barn igw cash dqWn uavmt 20
eqaltnsd purchaser $4,000 So q
SANDY SPRING REALTY co.
GENrtEsfANe
RETIREMkNr FARM
EafiT American lO-foom. IeHtnry.
anc easement sclid -trict residence
recently rompieteiy n0derultsd. at4.
feet fruriaff Or STATE road nile
frcr LaPlaia, 20 miles fFun p &
30 afres. gtrearr on pr1perff earrl-
Zee Prize. kii.N0tl liberal cans
tRoSAHD ssTDER. Pea Fsiafs
Tel w a-2lii LaPiata, M1
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LONG BEACH

Excellent opportunity for astuts
Wlnteftime purchaser. BEAUTIFUL
contemporary modern 2-bedf00u
masonry cottage Price only $3.50
which includes funa bout motor and
house fsfnighinEs living and din.
ina rooms have iaFge glaag area
qyefloeking Chesapeake Bay: l0l
ThNf0o
Also several other excellent buya.
] % bedroom, inspeet any dsJ
Prince Ffrderlek 2ne-J or writ
" p RocKfffLr nc 81 Leon.
arf MatFlard
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N. y. pa. Nd ana Fia. writ,
US your wants AMER REALTY
Rm, 1871, Z W. 40th ~ NJ y ~
Fine Old Broom House In
Restricted Area In Crozet,
Near Charlottesville, Va.

Within vaikinE distance markets
schools bank, post ofa.s etc hrsi
1fary, dining room. klfs hen ItilIti
room. second ncof. , iafHe bedroom
hath. sewing focr frfularef. ~.
pansivs Blue Ritef Mountain sisF
uutsicf paint and roof Do FOOD cor
fltlor Interior needs some reroHa.
tion 80 900 LIBERAL fFrrg
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s HISIoh a,.sv I Y 9SWI I EEs

a
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1. Prince Georges County. 81
acres--6-room modern home; 2 large
barns, stripping rooms; 12-acre to-
bacco allotment; Just off Route 30l
near Mitchellville. IL miles D. c.
$4,000
.. Anne Arundel County; 200
acres--9-room, bath, modern main
dwelling; B-room, bath managers
home: tenant house; double garage;
l7-acre tobacco allotment; barns.
outbuildings; streams grazing range.
timber; paved highway; % miles
d. c.; will sacrifice.
3. 1877 acres: historic Compton
S-room, bath Colonial home; 3
large barns; complete equipment;
livestock; hall interest in 1873 acres
tobacco streams, paved road, ma
ture timber; % miles D. C.
4. FRANKLIN Manor, Chesapeake
Bay; excellent view: large site-b-
room modern masonry home; knotty
pine living room, fireplace; barbecue
pit: garage; workshop: winterized
completely furnished; 80 miles d. c.;
SI2,500.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs. Williams. University q
44S1 CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
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.ANpY sPRlNo REALrY 81.


MI TTFWFNI FNNM
EafiT American lO-fccu. IsHtdry-
and -Gaafmert sciid -trict residence
recently compltfeiy n0deruiasd. el4.
feet frurtarf or STATE raaa nile
ffcn LaP,aia, 20 miles fFrm p &
% acres. ltreafr on prosperity eafrl-
tRoS6RD ssrpFR. psti Fs'sfs
Tsl w a-1lii LaPiata, Va
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LOuDOuN COUNTY,


Spend Christmas in your country
home and have a Yule log from
your own property. There is no need
to wait until spring. The Loudoun
countryside is beautiful in winter
You would be proud to entertain
YOUR friends in any OF these: III
Flve-bedrm. brick ranch house on
historic mansions. Priced in the
upper COS. (2) 4-bedrm., frame
house and productive farm of 235
acres at the edge Of small town
Priced in the middle 70s. CD Part
OF an old plantation III acres
with q 4-bedrm. stone house built
in l774 and restored in 1898. Priced
house on SO acres. Priced in mid
IDLE sos. For information on these
and other country homes call col
llect or write
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PHONE MT. AIRY 23l
.IOHN ] PRICE. Realtor


NEAR CULPEPER, VA.
$50 A. GRADE A DAIRY FARM
with 20-cow barn like new, 6-rm.
farm bldgs.; complete with herd.
machinery (hrst class condition.
and feed: wonderful mt. view To-
Gated en- hard surfaced road. Take
over at once with an average In
come OF about $1,000 per month.
Priced at $40. 900.
RAY T. CANNON. REALTOR
Castleton, Va. Phi. Grayson 2l22 or
9IIo
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L. MONT. & HOWARD CO.-Lots OF
acres and up; acreage for sub
divisions; open land: woods. Call
w WEstEY r4 sucaiMa 1Si Si nc. j.
A FEW CHOICE LOTS on Mt. Vernon
blvd "a acre, wooded; all utilities,
ready now. Choose your own archi-
tect and bldr, Dir: s. OF Alex on
Mt. Vernon blvd. turn right on
Westgrove, follow arrows. MARIAN
HEIGHTS. so. s-7229.
Mr.. OLNEY--4-acre lot: will build
to suit purchaser; $50. 900 TO 500
900 homes adjoining. Call ]. Au-
brey Powell, SP% 4-5536 GEO. w.
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1896 Wis.
ave.
ee,50O so. FIT. located in new Co
lumbia Park DEVELOPMENT md. !;
ideal bldg. site, fronting on hard
Wash. Wash-Balto. Ikwy, z. Cap
itol So. Bridge. Ii. 3-9224.
3 BEAUT. M-ACRE LOTS In va. on
/ Telegraph I'd. lust beyond Wilton
Woods. $4,000 each. JU. 5-0794.
o ACRES, on high bridge, Bowie I'd.
! $500. City water. WINSTON c.
CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
PINE CREST. VA.--Beautiful home-
recreation center: $500. CT. G.
3OOc.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES,
! 75xl so, convenient terms; S2,250
LAUREL REALTY CO.. Parkway g.
! l5Ou.
PEAUT. SPLIT-LEVEL, corner lot
| 11Ox4O4 IT. restr. area: all new
| homes: 8 mi. Eastover shop. ctr
w. NJ. WARD. Broker. 10. 1881
u. ACRE, Ia mi from Eastoyer
/ shopping center. mi. to NRL.
schools, hard-surface roads, water
Call r. Z. McvICKER. HA. 2-S72l
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY. in Fairfax
County-la-acre wooded homesites
on city water S995 up; $50 down,
Springfield, Va, Fl. 1000. CLOSED
BETHESDA choice wooded lots,
4 ca. Mr., Balintine. JU. 7-9lO0;
KARLA HILL CO.. JU. 8-27S9.
TWO LOTS. ROCK CREEK HILLS
TWO LOTS, N. CHEVY CHASE
LYNCH Co, WI. 6-2g2s o.
HAWTHORNE
Beautiful 80-foot lot next to 1894
32nd ct NV, between Chestnut and
| western ave. VIII sell or build to
suit. HARPER & BARTLETT LA. g.
1885 EN- 2-6827.
HOMESITES-1s to 25 miles from
D. G. over excellent highways, con-
yenient to LaPlata and Indian Head
Nd. Lots ! acre or more, $500 TO
81 500.
TRACTS acres or more, suit
able retirement homes or small farms:
5000 to $500 an acre
4 100 to 500-ACRE TRACTS suit
able subdivision. Located convenient
to prosperous towns near busy high
way within committing distance Of
LEONARD SNYDER. Real Estate
\ Tel. WE. 4-3311 LaPlata, Md.
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND
26th STREET S.E.-Choice site for
apartment house. Frontage of 100
IT. and depth Of lit It. to alley.
( All public utilities In, land prac-
tically level and solid. Convenient
to shops, churches, schools and
frQngnnFto atm Drtaa en- mn
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

365-acre fine farm with gorgeous
view of Blue Ridge Mountains ap-
prox. emile road frontase,, and l
mile on historic Gao canal: $500
per acre,
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COLORED-IFWfSp PIX

Nirs BUILDING sites. 0gss ar aef,
or state Huf az nsff faiffai
ccuatg. celritegss Car gny dsI IL
intosctlez aEe further i1fo. oNEER
"a 7-ila1.
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l7s acres; a beautiful farm with
large old home which has been
tastefully renovated and restored
Modern guest home; farm building
and fences in Al condition: $780,
900.
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MUST BE SOLD
MIDDLEBuRG. VA.

DILLON LAND co.
MA Hillvood Ave Pans Church. Va
IN. 4-f040 Open . till 9
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ca. Nj Schroeder Eesxdayi A.
"a 5444s-
J. FULLER GROOM co.
230a wilson Bive u 7-44s7
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FARMS Cont

NEAR BRANDYwINE-7I-acre to-
'baceo farm. 3 houses, 2 tobacco
barns; water near all fields: farm
machinery ana tobacco crop in
Guided. $1,000. Call Mr.. Calm,
MELoY AND SUMMERS. INC. MA.
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road. 3 houses, Z tobacco barns
other bldgs.; 35-acIe tobacco alIot-
ment: excellent tenant will remain
Sun, ealI Ma; 1885, MELoGY
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ms sorTHEns MARYLANp

- P.aia We West t-siI.
HOWARD co -f5-acrs farm ou
paved rd no DAYTON aoaTox. p Ia
pasture stir streams 4-cedrm
house rerds heat and uiuuB fair
barn los cash dqNu uavmi 20
eaAllne purchaser $1,000 So q
SANDY spRiNc RxArrY 60
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'Group Restoring
Synagogue to Hear
Senator Green

Senator Green, Democrat OF
Rhode Island. will address a
luncheon meeting of the TourC
Synagogue Restoration Commit
tee at 1890 pm. Wednesday in
the Hotel Statler.
He will speak in connection
with plans for the restoration OF
historic Touro Synagogue in
Newport, r. l. The structure,
built in 1858, is the oldest syna-
gogue in the United States.
Morris Cafritz. Washington
chairman of the Restoration
Committee pointed out in the
luncheon meeting notice that
Senator Green's forefathers pro-
vided a haven for some founders
of Touro when they fed New,
port from the British during
the Revolution.
The senior Rhode Island Sem
ator took part in the ceremonies
on August 81, l947. dedicating
Touro Synagogue as a national
historic site.
Plans for the restoration OF
the synagogue will be presented
by William Zeckendorf. chair
man of the Restoration Commit
tee.
Conrad L. Wirth. director OF
the National Park Service fol
the Interior Department, also
will speak.