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Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
Charges Against Seven
Louisville DefenY ants
In Bombing Dismissed

Louisville. Ky-Scdition. con
spiracy. contempt. and bombing
charges against seven persons
were dismissed by Judge L. II.
Curtis Of Criminal Court Tuesday
at the request Of States Attorney
A. ScoH Hamilton.
The prosecutor asked for dis
miSsal Of all charges after Cur
tbs refused to allow him TO intro
duce allcgedly subversive books
as evidence against Vernon
Brown. who was scheduled 20 be
tried on the charge Of dyuamiting
a Negroes home in June 1884
Harry S. McAlpin local Negro
leader and chief counsel for
Bown. had objected TO the use
Of any evidence not directly con-
neeted with the explosion
Hamilton had admitted he
couldn't convict Bown unless he
was allowed 70 use books and
papers seized in two raids on
Downs home. both without search
varrents The prosecutor said
he didn't have enough evidence
TO convict Bown OF the bombing
MeAlpin had filed sworn state
ments Of three persons who said
Bown was with them in Milwau-
kee when the house blew up.
Bown is a white truck driver
who moved in with the Negroes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Z Wade
w. to protect the family against
violence. He and six other white
supporters Of the wades were in
dicted in September. 1854 The
others included Carl and Anne
Braden, journalists. who had
bought the house in a previous
" all-white neiEhborhood and
transferred it to the Wades-
Hamilton charged that the pur-
chase and bombing Of the house
were part Of a Communist plot
to stir up racial strife and bring
! about a political revolution that
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30

Of his ghettoes and gain greater
acceptance as his improved oppor-
tunities enables him To earn it."
Ashmore said the American Ne
gro faces higher walls Of preju-
dice than other minorities. and
declared:
But time is working On his
side, and the law-and the moral
force which has made him q bur-
den on every white Americans
conscience throughout our nation
al history"
Ashmore said the dilemma Of
race relations facing the South
is coming TO apply with equal
force TO every community In
which Negroes are eongregating
In large numbers. He said 1t may
be reduced 10 this summary state
ment.
THE American white Is not yet
ready TO accept the Negro Is his
equal. and the American Negro
Is no longer willing TO accept
anything less"
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
Mrs. Rosa Parks
Completes Tour
Of Speaking Date!

Mrs. Rosa Parks Of Montgomery,
Ala. whose arrest in that city
last December started a mass pro-
test movement against discrimina-
ton on buses, has returned TO
her home after having completed
a series Of ten speaking engage
ments in the East.
Mrs. Parks speaking tour was
under auspices Of NAACP bran
ches in cities where she appeared
Mrs. Parks was arrested IN
Montgomery for refusing to re-
linquish her bus seat TO a white
man. Since that incident, some
$4,000 Negro residents Of Mont
gomery have refused TO ride city
buses until a satisfactory seating
plan is put into effect
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
March of Dimes
Campaign Maps
Plans for 81 Drive

Mrs. 10 Anne Harrison has
been named chairman OF the Lit
tie Rock division Of the March
Of Dimes" campaign. Roland Smith
is chairman Of the North Lit
tie Rock division and Mrs. Lu-
ellie Denton will head the Mo-
Tiers march this year.
According 10 G.. q. Anderson,
who recently returned from a
prc-conference Of the National
Foundation for lnfantile Paraly-
sis at Tuskegee, Alabama, stated
that the slogan this year will be
Let's Finish The job" The con-
ference was held November li-l7
Mr.. Anderson is campaign d.
rector for the central division OF
Pulaski county for 1857 He was
one Of five hundred March Of
Dimes leaders from IL states who
attended the pre-confercncc IN
Alabama.
Mr.. Anderson expressed optim-
ism about the outcome Of the
1867 drive. He said the national
goal Of as million dollars Is
needed TO further the program
that led TO the discovery Of Salk
vaccine which has been instru-
mental in reducing the incidence
Of polio thruout the country.
The pre-conferenee was under
the leadership Of Charles II BY
mum Of New York City.
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
Georgia Action Seen as
Effort to Halt NAACP

The National Association for
De Advancement Of Colored
People. as a non.proft organiza-
uon has been exempt from the
PAYMENT Of federal and state lin
come tax Roy wilkins, executive
secretary observed In comment
ne on action by the Georgia
state revenue officials who. on
Nov r. instituted legal action
% collect such taxes from NAAC
? uiis operating in the state,
t. NAACP. Mr.. wilkins de-
eJIct cas- not ~ profit-making
'5fHIlauon is so recognized by
he federal government. the gov
tirm'nis ~ New York state and
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30

ENGAGEMENT ANNouNcED-El Dorado-Mr and Mrs
Worth the engagement and approaching
faee Of daughter Charleseta To William Perry ir
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry of Detroit For her wedd
ia personnel which will be of December New
Bethel Baptist church, Miss Meeks has chosen her cousin Mrs
Patricia Thomas maron of honor Other attendants
Shirley Run and Joslyn Yvonne Bugs, Foster Thomas vii
Charles Murphy.
will be furnished by Miss Betty Jo Kelley, organist
sad Roy White solos The brde-eeet will be given in marr
age By her father and Rev j. Kelly pastor Will officiae
Mrs. Iona Bugs and Mrs Jewell Ruin, aunts Of the
beeec viii be hostess the reception Immediately follow
Ing ceremony the home of the brides parents 1901 East
NesSdn
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
Art Exhibit Held
At " Approved
By Art Lovers

Art lovers were thrilled az the
display Of local talent on Sun
day as the YwCA Business 4
Professional women's Club pre-
scnted its first Art Exhibit at the
".
The exhibit featured the work
% Miss Leedell Moorehcad. art
instructor at Dunbar junior high
school Miss Moreheads many
pieces included beautiful still life.
SCENES and showed a wide range
Of subject matter and displayed
extraordinary feeling and re-
markable talent Miss Moorehead's
work was highly praised by the
See ART-paEe four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30
Little Rock Baby
Featured in
Carnation Milk Ad

Deborah Hawkins, prize winn-
ing baby Of 1855 Carnation Health
Baby contest sponsored in the
state thru this paper, is featured
this week in the Press and other
leading wecklies Of the nation
in a Carnation Evaporatcd Mix
ad
Little Deborah. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James Hawkins Of 1901
Summit. won first prize over
five hundred other entrants from
over the state as being Arkansas
hcalthiest baby Deborah was
three years old at that time
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30

other states. Not until the acton
against our organization in Texas
last month was this question ever
raised. Georgia had not previous
ly requested payment Of such
taxes. Nor do We believe that that
state levies income taxes against
the Boy Scouts, the YWCA, the
Red Cross and Similar non-prott
organizations. We doubt very much
that Georgia requires payment
OF this tax by the White Cit
zcns councils and other race
bet" groups"
The action in Georgia. the NAA
Cp leader charged. lis just anoih-
See GEORGIA-page four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30

would lead 90 the overthrow OF
Of the government Of the y. s
and Kentucky by force and vio-
lencc. An old state sedition law
was used for the first time.
Bown. the BradenE. and two
others were charged with co spir-
ing TO dynamite the house. while
Bown was accused Of the actual
bombing. -Four Of the conspiracy
defendants and two other persons
were charged with sedition.
See DISMIsSED-paKe four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-30

against and a crime against the
United States"
Anyone who commands. in
duees. proeures. eounsels. aids or
abets the carrier in the commits
sion of any such crime Is equally
guilty" he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

NOLOhLD~-hIh an MLN1 NV HAS-
4 units rented with an extra apt
for the owner to live in. Making a
total Of j apis. Income 5000 per
month plus. your own apt. Priced
$4,000; $1,000 cash down pay
ment. Phone for appt to see this
excellent bargain. ASK for Mr..
Baker. ST. Day phone, TIE. g.
BAKER BAKE svs Son Nc nE sos 4. wash A.
ington ST. Alexandria. Va. "a
COLORED = BARGAIN. Sl2,95O--
save $1,000. very clean row bTk.;
8 rms. and bath. Practically new
bic person. 500 blk. 7th st. NV.
Ewes, WO. 6-5576; days, EN-. =
1913 -
COLoRED-BUNGALOW. 1904 Ord
st. n.w.--A very attractive Groom
bungalow in Al condition, Large
41x140-ft. lot with beaut.. shade
trees and ,hrubbery; screened porch.
living room with r'eplace dining
room, . bedrms.. kit hath all on
floor; huge finished attic; full bsmt ,
automatic heat garage. Only Sl3.-
500. with $1,000 down, Call til
STONE d MARcELLINo
TU. 2-2lOl EN-. 2-O696
CoLORED-IT PAID YOU TO WAIT
PROFESSIONAL MEN
Now see what you can buy
800 4th ST. NV
Corner of Madison Price a surprise
1907 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Detached brick
731 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
Corner Sth st and Quackenbos
62l GALLATIN ST. NV
rooms. large lot, garage.
400 18th ST. NV.
400 18th ST. NV.
Your lucky day, inspect the above
houses, Terms commensurate.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St. NV AD 4-2005
ICOLORED-ULTRAMODERN HOME
IS rms, corner irepl., step-up din
rm. eXtra-large kit, 2i2 baths, rec.
rm,, garage. Excellent terms.
bet. large rms. clean as pin.
Wall-to-wall carpet. modern kit,
plenty o. ground Below market
value. ClRTIE NJ. TURNER, 1909
Ga. ave. TU. a-s3l2 Ii
cOLORED-DETACHED BRICK
REC, RIM. $ 800 DOWN
Upper Brightwood; spacious g.
rm. brick :, baths. gas heat, lge.
yard. Priced to sell. AMES CARR.
Elk. 1900, AID 4-S050.
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

ALEXANDRIA, nedrms, $50 so
Available June 10. Elk. 3-l9O7 or
JU. 5-Ts60. --25
4 MILES BEYOND : CORNERS
rm; house: sos a mo. with option
to buy. Small down payment. JE.
= l39U ~
1880 GEORGIA AVE.-8 rooms
bath, full bsmt.. corner brick home
beautiful fenced lot. EN-. 2-4232
or OIL. 2-osbi. rs
SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom ram.
blers for occupancy during June
81 LOSSES; A., j. KEsS1NGER IL
2 AND 3 BEDRM. HOMES in Ken
sinston- Wheaton area ,9aio from 50, 500
HIGGINS & HARRISON. INC,
REALTORS.
SILVER SPRING, ST. Johns Parish
-i-bedroom rambler; util room
fenced yard; Sl00 month. BEERS
BROS, JU, SIDE.
FALLS CHURCH, Cape Cod bed
rms; full bsmt,: mr.. schools, swim
ming pool EN-. 2-7676.
va, Springfield, 90 minutes D. c.
on Shirley fTeeway-2-yr.- old split
level. : bedrms.. playrm., extra
storage room, carport SIPS
SPRINGFIELD REALTY CO., FL
l-r6l1.
EAST RlVERDALE-S1O5: immacu-
late 3-bedrm.. semidetached Colo
nial; convenient shopping and
parochial schools. WA. $4,000.
ST. SHERIDAN ST. NV.
MOD, 7-RM. BRICK. Sll0
KEY AT SIS SHERIDAN ST.
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 2-306O
CLEVELAND PARK
1887 WARREN ST Lily. rm. din.
rma kit. and SCI. porch. bedrms.,
and transp Sl60 per mo-: vr lease
Immed. poSs. Mr. King, RIDDELL
REALTY, DI T-1aOO
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE family desire ! or .
yr. lease. Max. $i50. 3-bed.. .
bath. yard, near school: have three
small children. Prefer close-in NV
y. G, area co 5-27t1. -
MFDIUM-SIZE HOUSE. 3 bedrms. al
least: best to be around Wis ave.
or Chevy Chase; o. apt Call TU.
3-O509
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H. BRICK RAMBLER
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

N. II. AVE. AND ouACKENBOS ST.
--3-hedrm dei ork huilt-in gar :
fenced lot: Sl15 mo- RA 6-3S15
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BETHESDA. only SI4. 5O0--AsSums
lge Gil loan. 3-bedroom rambler;
rms. fenced lot. BLK. to elemen-
tary school, 4 blks to shopping
and transp Walking distance to
new Jr.-Sr. high owner must leave
town in 3 wks. For appt BE-
THESDA REALTY CO, OIL. ~
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NV or 3 Girls TO share lovely
house with another girl TV lawn
very reasonable. WO. 6-l9S3 aft. 8.
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$50 MO.

DIET. BRK., :? BEDRMs.. BATH
OTHER HOUSES-APTS. AVAIL.
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1884
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

Three bedroom rambler: tiled bath
Immediate possession 500 month.
NJ. r. REYNOLDS a. co.
JE. 4-466O
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!. Mr.. CAPITOL HILL

- A NSA HALL
Delightful 2-bedrm. brick COM
pletely remodeled and restored,
features large living rm. with firepl.,
mod. kit, large fenced patio and
enclosed park. space; 500.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
REALTORS
l23 10th st. NV. RE. 1-65S5
ROCKYILLE-90S MAPLE AVE
> BEDRMS,. FULL BSMT.. WILL
DECORATE TO SUIT TENANT; $40.
1AKOMA PARK D. c.
Germ. 3-bedrm. 2-story Colonial
brick home. Fireplace, side porch
Gas h.-w.h. Available June 18th
Sl25. Mr.. Washburn. TU. 2-2091
1912 NEWTON ST. NV.
5-room, row brick home. Gas
INV h. Excellent condition $50
Avail. June q
6292 N, DAKOTA AVE. NV.
hedrms;, , baths; recently re.
decorated Diet. brick. Sl25. Avail
June 10.
Ais H STREET NV.
Groom house, bath. Redec.
GRATED. 500, Vacant
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th ST n W An A.o0ns
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18th AND VAN BUREN--Fine big
4-bedroom 2-bath semidet. brk.
residence in absolutely perfect con-
dition. den. built-in garage, new
gas furnace. Sl7,950 FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l41l. Ewes. OIL
4-l3S9. -27
2236 18th ST. .W.-2-story brick;
suitable for 1st-n. Office: 2nd-fl.
apt. VIII finance remodeling !;
$500. No cash; reference re-
auired. FE. 3-2I5I. "a
SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE LISTING
All brick, one level. 6 rms, bath.
oil heat l4Q-ft lot to paved alley
$4,000. Elder St, mr. Walter Reed
It's not too late to inspect it to-
night Ewes. call MR. GORDON WQ.
6-1935. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
tor. MA S-0753
1909 NORTH CAPITOL-Mod. brick.
3 bedrms., gas heat. SIS, 900. MR.
DUDLEY, Elk. 3-0220. WO. 6-9114
40
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SERXICE STANTON
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK BUS Just .
blks. from this coy 3-bedrm ram
oler for sale by OWNER. Vacant
and in new-house eond. with par
for rec. area or extra living space.
Only $50. 900. WO. 6-l727. ewes.
WO, 6-73s1 or EN-. $1,000. Is
AMER. U. PARK-Big 4-bedroom,
2lz-bath brk. Colonial not far from
Spring Valley shopping; den. rec.
rm., garage. slate roof; middle 20s.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1;
ewes ~ AIpSu
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
COLORED-S195 DIN
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

s-rm brick rec. rm.; nice neigh-
borhood Call til q pm. AID. A.
$685.. DANIEL DIENER co. --25
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\ Virtue GEORGETOWN charm.
beauty and quaintneSS. Clean as
pin > bedrms. lovely liv. rm
and dining rms new modern kit
back yard with garage; S@25.
JAMES L DIXON & co, ST. 3
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HOUSES FURN. Cont

\. ARL. OFF LORCOM LANE from
June J. to Sept. l. Completely
va. Air-cond., 500 mo, ia. 9-2933,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
FACING ROCK CIR. PIX.
S1 500 DOWN
1900 10th ST. NV.

ROSENTHAL REALTY co.
RE. 1896 EN-. a,6027
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y. AhL. Off LOHNOM LANE from
June IS to Sept. l Completely
rec. rm., screen. pch., patio. fenced
yd. Air-cond., $500 mo, ia. 9-2933.
"a
BEAUTIFULLY COMPLETELY fur
n!shed spacious 3-bedroOm new
split level brick house with patio
All electric kitchen, washer, drier
garage. > baths and den. Ideal Tor
Pentagon or Fort Beiyoir Avail
able immediately. XII. 9-29i0 for
appointment. IA
CLEVELAND PARK 3-bedrooms
furnished, Sl53 mo-; unfurn., 81 40
Available Immediately Call Mr.
co. ST. $1,000; ewes, JU. 7-6104
Mr.. FAIRFAX; 3 bedrmS., full bsmt..
',,-cdr garage; acre. $l45 per
month. PLANTATION REALTY
u 4-2l4 -
ARL,-Large home; 1 hedrms, air
cono.. din. rm. lift. liy fm., >
porches, especially fine kit. dish
washer disposal. freezer. washer
and orier, large corner lot, beaut
!ancScapeG, quiet area, close
schools. shops, transp Must see
70 appreciate. IA 26S05. ~
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--For those
looking for comfortable home in
furnished 3-bedrm. home is the
answer The first fl consists OF
large living rm. with fireplace, din
inv rm,. kitchen. powder I'm, and
screened porch The basement fca-
lures a rec. room with fireplace
powder rm. Ample storage area and
includes auto. washer. Upstairs are
- haF ,4as 20
possession. S.75 per mo THOMAS
PHILLIPS WO $1,000.
CORRECTIONS - &" bedroom house
with study opening onto attractive
terrace and garden, !. air-condi-
TONERS, S31d: also 3-bedroom
house with living room, dining
room, new Kitchen and bath, suit
able couple or 3 girls, S3l0
D0R0THY- WOOD, Real Estate
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. and East
West hwy Newly decorated. nicely
sl5O mo. GEORGE W BAUSER-
MAN. Ju. 9-5444 ewes, RIA B.
3SSi. --25
N.W.-True GEORGETOWN charm.
beauty and auaintneSS. Clean as
pin; > bedrms. lovely liv. rm
and dinine. rms, new modern kit
back yard with GARAGE; S325.
JAMES l. DIXON & CO, ST. 3
700 20
5-RM., ?-BATH BRK., nicely furn /,
oil heat, vac. adults only. down
town n W., Sl25. DIXIE REALTY
i BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER
completely furnished ? baths. .
freplaces. garage and huge porch
$40 per mo IMMACULATE
BRICK RAMBLER. 3 bedrms
gorgeous kit. washer and drier
Good location; $40 mo. i-vr.
lease DILLON LAND CO, JE. A.
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BETUFSD4 Bradley blvd - Finest

BETHESDA. Bradley blvd Finest
location Fairfax I'd blk.
10 bus. 3" blkS 10 shopping 3-bed-
IN. ctr. hail rambler, IA baths,
fenced level lot mod XII v table
space, cXpanslbie attic Priced
right Owner must sell For appt.
call OIL f-I4l5. BETHESDA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESSEN GRILL combination
Tor sale. very good sandwich trade.
established business for g; wears
located on corner Of 18TH and East
Capitol s. ne Apply at 500 East
Capitol 81 oEs
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. | block BIC. C. and
LourdeS schls -Lge. 3-bcdTm. brick
Colonial sep. din. rnl., scr porch,
rec. rm VA appraised Si9, $50.
Owner will sell direct considerably.
ln.s OIL y -n1 8 W.
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SWIMMING POOL
Metzler, Realtor- Builder
CoLoRED--APARTMENT HOUSE.

I COLORED OR WHITE-955 18th st.
NV -3-bedrm. det brick house;
/ fenced yard. OWNER DI 1907.
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asa \ ST. S.W., move right in
> rms. bat sos mo nice ward
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST g.
93lE -
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CLEVELAND AVENUE

Near the Cathedral. a most COM
Portable home; large living room.
sun, room dining room. pantry and
kitchen on LIST floor. 4 generous
bedrooms, = baths and sun deck on
Ind: large attic and basement. =
car built-in garage. Well main
tanned A real value. RIDDELL
REALTY CO. Dl T-7gO0 ewes.
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.EAUTIFuLLY CoMPLETELY

niShed spacious 3-bedroom new
split level brick house with patio
All electric kitchen, washer, drier
garage. > baths and den, Ideal foi
Pentagon or Fort BelYoir, Avail
able Immediately. KI. 9-29I0 for
npnninfineuf ~
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RIGGS PARK

Lovely. large. 3-bedroom brick
semioetached home, only wears
Kitchen, lst-h powder room. full
basement and large rear yard. All
this for only
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BEVERLY HILLS AREA

l121 OAKCREST DRIVE
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
bedrmS,. . baths 3 yrs old
every modern appointment viii
lease $50 per month: available
June 81. Call HARRY ROD, EN-
3 -bulG %
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PARK 3-bedrooms
furnished Sl55 mo-; unfurn.. Sl4n
Available Immediately. Call Mr.
McCullam. JAMES l.. DIXON n
co. ST 3-1200; ewes, JU. 1-6104
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NV HAMpsUIRT ,yT and Fas,

NEW hAMPSHlKf AVE. and East
West hwy Newly decorated. nicely
turn. b-room Colonial, fenced yard;
Sljn mo. GEORGE W. BAUSER-
MAN Ju. 9-5444 ewes, RIA. B.
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1unrr.BrpROoM fuu-basemen,


IHREE. BEDROoM. fuu-basemen,
ntick rambler m Falls Church area
situated IN pheasant neiRhhor-
hood and convenient to a rectea
ton area ~ other rentals. Dial
JE 2..Ga0. JOSEPH w SEAY
COMPANY ll3 " Broad ST. Falls
Church, va
3e.i OLIVER ST. NV. CHEVY
Chase. % C---Detacbtd building.
newly decorated inside ana out
newly sanded floors rms and
ha'h. full basement oil heat, huge
naestoue front porch, and largt
NEeulMAfNS Saa,S $40, 25is mo, 9N
ARLINGTON 3-bedrm Cape Cod.
tie bath, tull bsmt, oil burner.
seq porch; nr. schools and tranSp
Sl2i per mo KF S-H3S3 80
CHFNY CHASE. u. CT blk Conn
ave Moo scmidpt brick home
hulWs baths plus den excel
CONC PHce Nlti per mo ga m =
q pm. EM 3-,4u0 --2i
EDGENOoR close-in Bethesda
Btics Colonial . bedrmS 9 baths.
garaRc beautiful level lot luiet
SECTION. 10 per mo m - % M.
Tor BulI DER --9j
NORTH ARLINGTON, sfl5 mo.
bedroom rambler Ii excellent con-
citl1n ge shaded lot IN WtStoyes
section = Blk 10 schools shopnfuq
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BrTnESDA.CnrvY CaIAsE Undoi

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you re i0okinc Tor hotel lobby
IN living room diversified dining
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WALL and breakfast NOOK area.
powder room huge pnclnsrd sum-
mer porch reception hall lSt floor;
plus 4 maSfrr.sized bedroom =
baths 2nd floor finished dormitofy,
play OF storage room ird f0Or.
3-Car FaraRe Entire property IN
immaculate condition with eve
appeal gaiore Eyes call MISS
Blanc EN- s.3s5G. THOMAS J.
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-01
Chouteau County Has
Most Wheat Acres

CHOUTEAU COUNTY, with S65, 542
acres, led all other counties in the ma
ton in wheat acreage in 1854, according
to the US. census report. 1t was Sec
ond in production, with 1O,O35, 4S9 bush
els. Hill county was third, with 352, 846
acres, and fifth in production.
Thirteen other Montana counties
ranked in the top 100 in the nation.
The counties and their ranks first fig
ure acreage, second production are
Roosevelt 17-51, Valley 2O-4S, Sheridan
22-63, Daniels 1881, Liberty Ally, Fer
gus 61-19, Teton 1921, Pondera 64-23,
McCone IS, Toole 1852, Richland 80,
Cascade 81-2O and Dawson SO.
Fourteen counties also ranked in the
top 100 in the nation in acreage and
production of barley. These counties
and rankings are Chouteau 1910, Hill
1919, Pondera 1923, Toole 43-4O, Teton
52-51, Sheridan, 54-8S, Valley g., Ola
cier 65-92, Fergus 1911, Liberty 1858,
Cascade 1881, Blaine 1894, Daniels SO,
Gallatin 1OO-87.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-01
% Wheat Varieties
Rated Undesirable

TWENTY-THREE varieties of wheat
have been designated as undesirable
and will be discounted 20 cents per
bushel under the 1857 wheat price sup
port program to discourage their pro-
duction, Leo S. Kolstad, State Agricul-
tural Sterilization and Conservation
administrative officer, has advised
County ASC offices in Montana
The % varieties are Stafford, Pawnee
Sci. 80, Redchief, Chiefkan, Early
Blackhull, Red Jacket, Ranking, New
Chief, Blue Jacket, Purkof, Cimarron,
Red Hull, Kawvale, Henry, Spinkcota,
Premier, Sturgeon, Progress, Pentad,
Golden Ball, Peliss, Rex and Sonora.
Only few of these varieties have been
grown to any extent in Montana and
none is recommended.