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Colored People, Judge Gravatt
said, is draining of the last
reservoirs of friendship and good
will that have existed between
the two races in Virginia for so
long"
Seen Drunk With Power"
The NAACP, he said, is "fi-
nanced. led and advised by peo-
| pie Of New York who are bitter
enemies of the South. 1t is that
organization that goes about the
State drunk with power under
the protection of the decision OF
the Supreme Court of the United
States. throwing that city OF
county into the hand Of a Fed
eral judge bound by that de-
cision and saying, Go ahead
and make them integrate next
Tuesday,"
Before the meeting. the audi
ence fought a traffic jam to find
parking spaces around Lane High
School, where the meeting was
held. About 200 people had tc
stand in the 950-seat audito-
rum.
The attendance was swelled
by delegations from Albemarle,
Greene. Madison, Fluvanna
Chesterfield. Brunswick. Pow
hatan, Nottoway, Henrico and
Prince Edward Counties.
State Delegate E. c. Compton,
Of Albemarle. pledged that in
the General Assembly special
session set for August q he
would not vote for any measure
that would force upon the peo-
pie Of Virginia enforced inte-
grafton"
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I35 Persons Pass
IAccountuncy 7 ests

The Board of Accountancy fol
the District of Columbia has an.
nounced that IS persons have
successfully passed the Uniform
Certified Public Accountancy
Examination.
They are:
Manuel Auerbach, Wallace j
Brill. jr.; James M. Burns, Nor.
man Howard Cahan, Howard j
Clark, jr.; Edward A. Devita
Louis Howard Diamond, Gordon
Dick.
William Joseph Drury, S
Rupert Fox, Leonard Frumovitz
William Goldberg, Charles S
Haynes, Elmer H. Keierleber
Lester Arthur Larson, G. Bruce
Levine, Irwin Nathan Levine
Wilhelmina T. LOOMS. Roy r
Marshall, jr.: George r. Miller
Harold Leonard Miller, Thomas
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public would stand for that"
Delegate William L. Winston
of Arlington THE Governors
decision amounts to a breach Of
faith with the people of Virginia
After praising the entire Gray
plan and asking the people il
January to amend the Constitu.
ton to allow tuition grants,
think he is morally bound to the
Gray plan in full. am surprised
that he would allow himself tt
be used in such a way.
His recommendation to allow
the Governor to withhold public
funds is even worse. This woulC
allow the Governor to usurp the
legislative function at his whin
and wreck the school system il
any part of the State that HI
chooses. :"
Delegate Kathryn Stone of Ar
lington-"It is a sad day To-
children of Virginia when ou
State leadership can contemplate
such extreme measures of de
flance. Gov. Stanley's proposal
would appear to defy not onl,
the Supreme Court decision bu
our own Virginia constitutions
provisions guaranteeing FIRE
public schools, since the inten
to close schools rather than alloy
any indignation at all seems quit
evident. :"
Delegate Omer L. Hirst @
Fairfax and Falls Church-"Th
pupil assignment plan with som
improvements can be very uSefu
in helping some parts of tn
State adjust to problems con
fronting them.
1T is the prerogative of Legis
lature to appropriate money. ]
is not the prerogative of tn
executive to decide whether tn
money should be used or not. /.
The Governors proposal is highl
questionable and should b
weighed very seriously"
Delegate James M. Thomson @
Alexandria-"The people of Vir
ginia have already decided, in tn
Gray program, that they do no
want integrated schools. Con
sequently it is time that the poll
ticianS got behind the peopl
and support the Governors pro
posal and similar legislation t.
maintain our segregated publ
school system.
Il would go further than with
hold funds. 1 would place tn
final decision for all school mat
tiers in the Governor, who cal
be reached easily by court &C
ton"
Delegate John C. Webb o
Fairfax and Falls Church wa
on vacation but has previousl,
stated he favors compliance will
the Supreme Court ruling ant
favors immediate indignation
where local conditions make
feasible to do so.
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they would hold OUR money and
we would hold theirs-but two
wrongs wouldn't make a right.
The legislators of Arlington
Alexandria, Fairfax County and
Falls Church greeted with favor
the Governors call for a special
session August 81. But his rec
commended legislation drew the
support of only one legislator,
Delegate James M. Thomson of
Alexandria.
The Governor said yesterday
he now wants to scrap the pupil
assignment plan adopted by the
Gray Commission. The Cover
nor said he now favors with
holding State school funds. when
the public welfare" require it,
from localities which move
toward indignation.
Reaction Negative
Comments in the nearby Vir-
lginia area-which last January
voted down the Gray Commits
stony plan for permitting reten-
ton of segregation-ranged from
"a breach of faith" to "a stag
gering blow for our children"
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick and Delegate Harrison
Mann, both of Arlington. are
members of the Gray Commits
sion and have declined to com.
ment on Forthcoming legislation
Here are statements of the si2
legislators available for com.
ment:
Senator Armistead BOOthe Of
Alexandria-"The pupil assign
ment plan is the most legal part
Of the Gray Commission plan. II
is the best device yet suggested
to keep segregation in schools
legally in Virginia.
1T puts us in a predicament
for the Supreme Court to say
that we cannot segregate citi.
zens on a basis Of color ALONE
anywhere in Virginia and ther
have the Governor say any ares
which refuses to defy the court
even to the extent of one pupi
may not receive school money
No executive, including the Gov.
ernor. should have the power tc
icurtail the legislative and con-
stitutional rights for free
schools"
Also Praises Plan
Senator John A. X. Donovan
of Fairfax County and Falls
Church-"The pupil assignment
plan is the best part of the Gray
plan. 1t is the duty of the legis-
llature to establish a legal base
from which a moral readjust-
ment can be launched over q
period of years. The pupil as.
signment plan and some loca,
option are the part of the lega
base.
II am opposed to giving the
Governor power to withhold
funds. It would mean the cloSine
of schools and don't think the
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MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS

A. O'Neil. Ivan George Owen
James Francis Quilter, Martel
Truenworthy Ricketts,, George E
Riggs, jr.; jerome Rosenberg
Eugene M. Savell, Robert Joseph
Schoen, Bruce Zoffin Segal
Stanley Paul Snyder, George
Nicholas Terris. Clyde j. Vallery
Lawrence Antony Walton anc
Theodore Lloyd Weber.
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Charlottesville Meeting
Hits School Indignation
BY TOM BURKE
star stan Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va July 24-More than 1000 persons
meeting here last night appauded resolution opposing
Federal authority to enforce ntegraon anywhere in
Virginia
The vote marked high tide of popularity for the anti
Defenders of State Sovereignty Individual Liberty
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Smith-who opposes the Mont
gomery County location for the
plant-requested the delay be-
cause Of other legislative mat
tiers which he said required his
attention.
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Stanley Segregation Plan
Hits North Virginia Snog

Gov Saneys segregation plans received cold reception
today Northern Virginia legislators and there was even
hint of revolt
been talk that Withholding Of State funds from
result that locality withholding funds from
Richmond legislator said He did not want his used
legislator ut could work both
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Gray Boordto Study Ban
On |ntegroted School Aid
Proposal Favored by Gov. Stanley
Where Public Welfare Requires 1t
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star STAFF Correspondent

RICHMOND July PA plan to withhold State financial aid
Virginia locality ntegrate its public schools will
taken up special meeting the Gray Commission
Thursday Stanley said yesterday he favors such plan
where the public welfare" requires it.
he at
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Move for Full Inteerotion
At ~ Fails; Study Set

A move for complete and
the YMCA and all its branches
beyond what already has taken
An indignation motion was
ing at the Central Branch Of
to a vote. Lewis T. Breuninge
three years as president. held
that the question was one of
policy and that by the consti-
tuition policy matters had to
be decided by the board Of
directors.
Mr.. Breuninger's ruling was
challenged. A vote was finally
taken. however, and he was
upheld.
The indignation step was
initially launched by DR.. Ed
ward C. Mazique, chairman of
the Indignation Committee Of
the Twelfth Street YMCA..
originally an all-Negro group
which has now integrated.
Rulcu Out Oh OIucE
In advance of the meeting he
sent Mr.. Breuninger a copy Of
resolution directing the board
to take immediate steps toward
fully integrated operations. At
the meeting. however, he did not
press the resolution when it was
ruled out Of order, but others
did so.
Mr.. Breuninger promised that
DR.. Mazique's motion would be
taken up by the board of di-
rectors at their meeting which
followed Immediately. This was
done. The board referred the
question to its interracial prac-
tees committee. appointed by
Mr.. Breuninger in 1854. The
committee will bring back a re-
port. probably at the next board
meeting. on January %.
The YMCA has 10 branches,
including the Central Branch
at Seventeenth and G streets
NV. There are branches in
Maryland as well as three
branches in Virginia.
At the Central Branch there is
no segregation in the operation
OF the lunchroom facilities, the
school or the dormitory. The
gymnasium and swimming pool,
however, are operated on an all
white basis.
Judge LittletOn Elected
The directors, at their organ
ization meeting, elected Judge
Benjamin H. Littleton of the
Court of Claims to succeed Mr..
Breuninger as president.
Other officers elected are
Claiming S. Walker, first vice
president: Otis H. Ritenour. Sec
ond vice president; Henry w.
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immediate racial indignation at
failed last night and indignation
place will be studied further.
presented at the annual meet
the Y. but it was not brought
r.. who retired last night after
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Giddings. Mr.. Lawson, Mr.. Lit
tleton and Mr.. Ritenour.
Three-Year Term
James E. Scott, who has been
a board member representing the
Twelfth Street Branch, was
elected to a three-year term as
"a director at large. His branch
will now appoint another rep
resentative on the board. Also
newly elected to the board were
Edgar K. Morris and william
Calorniris.
James E. Smith was chosen as
chairman Of the advisory board.
Former board members elected to
the advisory board were william
N. Payne. Renah F. Camalier and
Edgar Morris, Charles H. Temp.
kins, jr., also was elected to the
advisory board to succeed his late
father.
Those reelected to the adj
visory board include Judge Wal
ter N. Bastian. Leonard w. De
Cast. William c. Hanson, C. T.
Kingsbury and Judge Bolitha J.
Laws.
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Fisher, jr.. recording secretary;
Alfred H. Lawson. treasurer; e
c. Giddings. assistant treasurer,
and James c. Wilkes. general
counsel.
Earlier the membership meet
ing had reelected these men,
bers to three-year terms as di-
rectors: Leon Chatelain, jr., Ar
thur B. Curtis, w. w. Everett,
jr.. Clyde D. Garrett, F. Henry
Jones, the Rev. Edward G. Latch,
Lanier p. McLachlen, Richard A.
Norris. Lee r. Pennington. Mr.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

PRIME LOCATION. 3-story brick, at
18th and Pa. ave. NV. excel ten
ants. income. SI3,500 year. Owners
will sell or trade for small CONNER
eial properties, These people want to
INC, Ma. $3.50, a
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Excellent Investment Prop.
For Details Call WO. 6-3437
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STORES FOR RENT tcsns.I

N.-e4s %. It. on
good Wash. blvd. location: also. up
stairs apt, large living room. bed
room. tiled bath. kit. with disposal
S2lO, HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee
highway. KE. $3.50. -
053 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. flor
merly B st.)-Cor. bldg, good fol
any business; $50 mo. ME. S-004l
TAKoMA SHOPPING CENTER, New
Hampshire ave. at Esst-West high.
way, Pr. Geo. County, Md.-Storet
available for several types Of bust
ness including women's and chill
dren's wear. delicatessen. restau.
rant. bakery. in proposed shopping
center to contain 90 stores with
parking for approx. LOCO cars
$50 Of space leased. CONSTRUCTION
to start soon. Large stores leased
to Woolworth, Food Lane Super,
market. Peoples Drug. Nationa
Shoes, Inc. and others. Hoi
Shoppes to build new restaurant
Immediately adjoining. For fur
ther information consult LEASING
dept. SHANNON d LUCHS CO.
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV, Ma
CLARENDON-Plumbing for barber
or beauty shop; tops for radio oil
other service business. 500 mo
IA. 2-l122. IS
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OWNER. ia. 2-0so0, IA. 7-1s23.
STORE, 40 miles from Wash. Ideal
for retired person. Call CIR. 3-4261
after q, Mon thru. Fri. a
PIKE-A superb 600x
SCOTT. tract. ideal for major de-
partment store or other important
retail uses, Streets on all sides
and in area of immense growth.
Situated between P. J. Nee Com,
pany's new furniture store and
Food Fair Super Market. and direct
ly across pike from big Congress
probably the finest single big-store
site around Washington. Brokers
cooperation invited. DERMOT NEE,
OIL. 7-9500.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Richmond high
way, mr.. Groveton-l50x225 lot,
brick bldg. suit. for once; adj. to
site proposed for new 70-acre
shopping center; zoned rural
comml.; tracts avail. in other loca-
s;lo12 Or XII s;L e.SsJi2s. HAMMER
Alexandria. -
remaining small properties avail
Aft. frontage on Q streets, i'm
proved by S-rm. house in excel
cond. Easy to remodel or suit. for
many business purposes In its pre-
sent condition. INEZ CUSHARD
Realtor, I'm. 2-4232. OIL. 2-5S67
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, neal
Washington's birthplace, Va. Ex-
cellent residential property with
store and warehouse: priced for
quick sale: $4,000 towner pur;
chased hotep: near beaches AND
Westmoreland State Park: good To-
cation with unlimited business pos
sibilities. For information. rail- EN-
2-5906.
SMALL BUSINESS LOCATION. Alex
andria. Va-Attractive 6-roon
house in excellent condition. located
across from the new Chamber OF
Commerce Building on Washington
st. Mount Vernon blvd. Excel
lent location for small shop or pro-
feSsional use. Priced for immediate
sale at S17.950. Low down pay
ment. Call XII. 9-Sl12: week ends
TIE. $1,000. JAMES H. L. JACOBS
n..sx rt
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ON
CHESAPEAKE RAY

CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Well
cared-for 2-story home overlooking
bay; lge. corner fenced lawn, ever
greens, boxwoods and other shrub
berry; 1st floor has 8 rooms, hall and
modern bath: 2nd floor has rooms
off center hall and full bath; auto
matte oil h.-w. heating plant in
basement; additional outside showers
and garage; ideal for private yr,-
round residence or guest home.
Owner has other interests. and will
consider S12.950, furnished. and
reasonable terms for immediate sale.
tractive cottage Just around corner
walk to front screened porch: liv.
room with open fireplace; bed
rooms; Ice. modern combination kit.
and dining room; full bath; utility
room with laundry tubs; tiled floors:
. small workshop buildings in rear:
mo repairs needed; immediate pos
session. All for only S6.950; terms.
No. 3-HOLLAND POINT--Nesr
bay; attractive asbestos shingled
and insulated cottage with liv. room.
dining room, bedrooms, modern
kitchen, utility room; ! lge. finished
room on End floor. on lac, corner,
shaded lots, facing Herring Bav, arm
| of Chesapeake. where fishing and
other water sports are plentiful.
Only $3.50, furnished, and reason
able terms.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop sign
Chesapeake Bech. Nd, =
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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$4,000 DOWN

With monthly payments Of SIS
! will give you immediate possession
to beautifully wooded tract Of
land over Ia acre in size for 1915
20-minute drive from D. c. ovel
Shirley highway. Excellent for gar,
dening or chickens. Electricity anc
telephone available. 5 minutes from
Springfield. Va. shopping center oil
3 minutes from Franconia School
Direct from owner. no charge fol
writing UP papers. No trAilers. Cal
Temple 6-6lSs and ask for Mr.
HENRY. Apter 9 p.m., call Temple
a.1a2k. %
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INyEsT. PROF. SALE Cont.

ATTENTION INVESTORS or specu-
lators, SO, SO0-68 M st. NV
Row brick, exc. condition; II
rooms, 2 baths, arranged into 2
apartments; bsmt.: oil heat;
rented to tenant at present for
SIPS mo. Will take $500 LIST
trust or more. Must have quick
settlement. FALLIN REALTY CO..
Ii. 4-730O or 10. 5-6094. III
tenants; income, S2,940. Priced low
from owner. Nets l7-2Oas plus
amortization. On substantial On
, Piynsnat j sSs sSs7' ST. s''i NE-s
fuli family apts.; fully rented at
$50 SO each. Tenants pay heat and
utils. Must sell due to bad health;
Cash offers considered; CAL
OWNER. J0. $1,000 before II
Buy nTPh DIRECT tdue to ,llnessl, 2 det,.
brk., 5-unit apt. bldg. ga times
rental OWNER. 10. 3,6Sss: Ia.
Of 8 furn. apis; well occupied; mr.,
Lincoln PIX. Sc: easy terms: OK. to
live in and rent part. co. 5-O1ll'
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for small
investor with $4,000 to $1,000
cash. PRINCIPALS only. TED HUNT
BETfHEsDA-centraliy located; new
modern store Just leased for . 10
yrs. at $500 per me. AsS np
$40. 500. CALL MIR. HALL. ROB-
ERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3@60;
$4,000 FOR A MODERN BUILT 8.
family brick; individual gas heat;
income. S2.1OO per year; LIST trust
S1I.75O at 4ee; located at 337 54th
st. ne: colored tenants. RA. j.
5T11. Elk. 3-34O0. a
s AND 10 UNIT flreproof bldg. mod
ern. e-year-old, all n 1-n oef,It;s1
Ist trust originally. 100000 al
4hes. Very reasonable down pay
ment. Priced s27;.5o, Call Lu. l.
Vie 9S72 nj q 20 PSoNT se CIRCLE Attrac
houses, lge. and small, suit. fol-
ORGANIZATIONS or guest homes: Also
lge. and small apis and comml
bldgs. GERBICH, EN-. 2-O27S. NO
T-6625. =
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700 ACRES-A picturesque farm
overlooking river with mountain
scenery in the distance. EXQUISITE
14-room stone residence, containing
4 baths and 4 flreplaces; is in
excellent condition, and is sur
rounded by lockwood. other shrub
berry and trees. room guesthouse,
tenant house and two large barns:
200 ACRES highly fertile farm
with a modern dairy barn. bank
barn and fine 7-room residence: all
fields accessible to large stream
50 acres of bluegrass sod. Price.
1915 per acre.
200 ACRES. G miles from Rockville
on main. highway: over / mile
frontage: $3.50 per acre.
1875 ACRES. beautiful Georgian Co
lonial residence. built in 1926, 1C
rooms, 10 flreplaces. original ran
dom-width flooring and slate roof;
8-rm. guesthouse stream and
woods. Condition is good; S6o:o00
GROOM modern brick rambler:
breeZewav and 2-car garage;
acre; $4,000.
1-ACRE building site overlookina
stream and meadow: 81 800.
Phone Charles H. Davis, Poolesville
1855. agent for SAMUEL f. BOG
LEY INC, Rockville once. a
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ARIINGTON

Near Glebe I'd. and washington blvd
--35 BY 60 TT. with 2 apis. on 2nd
A.. bsmt.. Ice. parking area: idea
for discount house, distributors, res
taurant or any retail business: suit
able for insurance Offices. RE. 2.
3642 or EN-. 2-3496. u
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8 ACRES

: 3 ACHES
Colesville, Md. - Chicken farm
equipped with 800 layers. 4-bed-
room home. Large living room, fire-
place: full basement. 4-car garage
Many outbuildings. Land produc-
tive; meadow with stream; on Coles
Cali JOHN BURDoFT, Evergreen
4-3S46, 1898 Colesville I'd. Silver
Spring, Md. a
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STORE, 40 miles from Wash. Ideal
for retired person. Call CIR. 3-4261
after g. Mon thru Fri Il
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE. near P. j. Nee's
new furniture store--Several OUT
standing light industrial tracts, all
for sale or lease at very reasonable
prices. Will build for qualified
tenants. Separate parcels from
10000 50. #. UP to 100000 SO. #.
See YOUR broker. or DERMoT NEE.
nI r-OSn0
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MANASSAS, VA,

COMPUTING DISTANCE TO d. c.
1857 acres on leading highway;
miles frontage builders and de-
veloper's dream.
10 acres; most desirable edge Of
town: modern home.
115 acres on leading highway
with gorgeous views for subdivi-
sion.
"a acres of good land; suitable
for cheap subdivision.
Large modern brick home: has
everything in equipment.
Fine buildings suitable any line:
on leading highway.
Other attractive investment OPP
portunities.
THOMAS A. JUSTICE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
MANASSAS. VA. Phone 53b
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND
CLOSE-IN MONT, co,
ROCKVILLE PIKE
COMMERCIAL

$4,000 p, g. f. Of cSnT F.as.ss
Rockville. All utilities are in and
railroad siding If desired. Owner
must sell, and offer is desired. Call
MR.. WELLS fOL 2-669M for plat
and details. List Md 1903.
INC. 1872 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000.