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The guardian., 1956-05-26
WOmen's League
Plans Big
Celebration

Founders Day observance by
the Greater Boston Housewives
League drew a large crowd
last Sunday evening to Union
Methodist Church.
The program; Invocation,
Rev. &c. Mcleod, church pas
tor; Leaguge's song, led by
Mrs. Ella Martin; League his
tory, Mrs. Mayme Crawford;
greetings from Gov. Herter
Mrs. Sumner G. Whittier; pro-
clamation, Mrs. Malinda Roy
ster; greetings, Leon G. Lo-
max; presentation to NAACP,
Spurgeon Harrison; address,
Atty. Rowena Taylor; recogni-
ton of clubs
Betty Harper Flower Clup.
B.TA. HIealth Guild, Massa-
chuSetts State Unnion, Samuel
Coleridge Taylor Musical Assn:
introduction of guests; re-
marks, the Rev. Mr.. Mcleod
and League president, Mrs. Es-
tella Lee Crosby; selections by
the church choir.
The Leagues motto is 1--WE
build and boost business" Mrs
Crosby urges all interested
persons to become members of
the League.
The committee of arrange
mentS:
Mrs. -Gratia Tyrell, chair
man; Mrs. BeatreSs Moody, CO.
chairman; Susan Foster, Hat
tie GreVious, Sarah King,
Charlotte Timbers, Constance
Troupe. Gladys Greene. Net
tie Jackson, Ella Martin, An
nabelle Thompson and Martha
WEIGH.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
Powell S Secretary Found
Guilty in Tax Fraud

NEW YORK Despite all
the pleading by the defense
that the government was try
ing to jail Rep. Adam Clayton
PowelPs secretary, Mrs. Hattie
Freeman DodSon, just so it
would "brainwash her" and
get enough evidence to prose-
cute Powell on kickback char
geS, the smiling Mrs. Dodson
was convicted on nine counts
of eyading $4,000 in income
taxes and of Illegally receiv-
ingg $1,000 in tax refunds.
A Federal Court jury convic-
ted the business secretary Of
Powell and AbySsinian Baptist
Church, which Powell pastors.
She burst into tears when the
jury received the case but was
calm as the verdict was an
nounced two and a half hours
later.
She will be sentenced on
June 4th. The maximum pen-
atty on each count is five
years Imprisonment and a
$4,000 fine.
Highlight of the trial was
the testimony that Mrs. Dod-
son kicked back her Congress
sional salary to Powell. Powell
took, the stand to deny it.
Then the defense counsel
charged that Powell was the
real target in the case.
The jury, however, believed
that Mrs. DodSon wilfully eva
ded taxes by filing two returns
one Jointly with her husband
and the second under her
maiden name and in listing
false dependents. some non-
existent.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
Seeks School
Mixed by Fall

RICHMOND, Va. - Moving
in lighting speed, the NAACp
has asked for an early hear
ing on it's suit against the
Arlington School Board, after
filing In five other counties
Of Virginia in order to seek
integration in county schools
by September. The school
Board, in return, has until
June 9th to reply to the suit
filed on behalf of % children
and IA parents, some colored
and some white.
White parents, Mrs Lucille
Orndorff and Mrs. Barbara
Marx all wanted their child.
rem to attend integrated
schools. Mrs. Orndorff said:
I'VE would like our son ia
share our principles. We want
him to belong to an integrated
school system. Tt Is in his
behalf in that sense"
And Mrs. Marx: st feel very
strongly that segregated
schools are all wrong. Tt
starts both groups of children
all wrong" She added that
when they lived in New York
her older daughter had no
race prejudice at all. But
after we moved to Virginia,
she started using words she'd
never heard Of before"
The guardian., 1956-05-26

TALLAHASSEE Fla. = miss OseIa.,Iie ..4s....s,
instructor in biology at Florida and M University,
has received grantn-aid from the Southern Fellow
ship Fund to do advanced study at the University of
California in Los Angeles for Six-week period this
summer.
A member of the FamU facu lty since February OF
1855 Miss Williams was graduated from Howard Uni
versity with the b. S. and NJ S. degrees. Her of
specialization parasitology She served research
assistant at Tuskegee Institute Polio laboratory prior to
coming to and NJ.
Miss Williams is member of Beta Kappa Chi Nation
al Honorary Scientific Society, the American AssOcia-
ton for the Advancement of Science and the Ameri-
Association of University Professors. She is also
member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
HamOtpn Alumni
Marks 5Oth Year

Matthew Coles, Hampton
graduate of the three-man
senior class of 1898, was pre-
sented an award for fifty years
outstanding service by the
Hampton Alumni Boston
Chapter at its Fiftieth An
niversary Tea, May goth, last
Sunday afternoon in a crowd
ed Shiloh Baptist Church,
Medford, Oscar G. Phillips,
pastor. A resident of Aston,
Coles completed the first
Hampton business course, be-
ing one three graduates. In
1905 he helped organize the
Boston Hampton chapter.
Other recipients of awards
were Mrs. Columbia Alexan-
der of Boston with 46 years
alumni service and a mother
of seven children, all college
grads, as was her husband;
also Watt Oliver, Alumni trea-
surer and member of the
Hampton class of 1941, form
er teacher at Arkansas State
and who saw war service with
the Red Cross in India The
awards were presented by
Alumni president, Oscar
Greene. During the program
a congratulatory telegram was
read as received from the Bos-
ton chapter Alumni of Virginia
State.
The Alumni Tea featured
the music of the 16 member
concert and radio popular w
Medford Girls Chorus, direct
ed by Mrs. Adele Evans; a
singing duet with William
Robinson and Miss Mary Ba.
ker; a piano solo by Miss Caro-
Jasper, and readings by Mis-,
Linda Baker. The program
committee included Mrs. Alicl
Jones of Boston, and Mrs
Olive Payne of Dorchester, CO.
chairmen; and Mrs. Maud
| Johnson and Mrs BVron o
Boston. During the program
Alumni president Greenl
| spoke of the values of educa,
ton and how Hampton mer
everywhere have endeavorec
to represent the best values.
The guardian., 1956-05-26

PATRONIZE the business
houses which advertise in
your local newspaper. Adver.
tised merchandise is the best
at the best prices.
The guardian., 1956-05-26

Mexico City. - The Mexi-
can coffee crop for the 1856
Sc season is expected to drop
to 100000 bags, nearly IA
per cent below last years
cTOp.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
TFOtter
Anniversary

The Equal Rights League,
Louis E. Pasco, Sr, president,
requests members and friends
to attend a meeting to be
held Monday May %, 7 pm.
at the office of DR.. Simmons.
222 Northampton st.
The meetings. main purpose
IS to complete ar 'angements
for the Monroe Trotter An
n verSary and Men orial to
Maude Tfotter Stev..rd. Pas
% says tbs meeting will sta It
promptly at 7 pm.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
Hats

Hats
Speaking of women's hats,
mems hats would look ridicul-
Gus, too, if we weren't so used
to the outlandish shape.
The guardian., 1956-05-26
Last Rites for
Bp. Walls Mother

CHICAGO Funeral services
for Mrs. Harriet Edgerton
Walls, mother of Bishop Will
liam Jacob Walls, senior bish-
op of the A.M.E. Zion Church,
were held Tuesday at Chicago's
Greater Walters A.ME. Zion
Church, with Bishop Herbert
Bell Shaw of Wilmington, NC.
officiating.
Mrs. Walls, who had for a
number of years been the only
living mother of z bishop in
the A.M.E. Zion Church, died
in her home in Chicago on
May 16, several days after eel
ebrating her 92nd birthday.
Several hundred persons. in
cluding bishops, general Off
GERS, ministers district workers
and layity of other denomina-
tionS crowded the church to
pay last tribute to the go year
o4d woman who was acclaimed
throughout the A.ME. Zion
denomination as Mother
Walls" and in 1855 was selec-
ted as Mother of the Year in
the Missionary Seer.
Bishop Stephen Gill Spotts-
wood delivered the eulogy.
kilograms were received and
acknowledged by Bishop C.
Ewbank Tucker of Louisville,
KY, from throughout the
country and from the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, the
National Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, the National
Council of Churches, the
World Council of Churches,
the Women's Home and For
eign Missionary Society of the
A.M.E. Zion Church, also from
Roland Hayes and leading Of
ficialS in State governments.
Eight bishops of the Zion
Church participated in the
services. They included Bishop
Daniel C.. Pope. resident bish-
op of the West Gold Coast, At
RIGA; Bishop Raymond L.
Jones, of Salisbury, NC, Bish-
op Hampton T. Medford of
Washington, DC, Bishop Will
liam G. Brown of Brooklyn,
NY. Bishop Walter w. Slade
Of Charlotte, NC, Bishop C.
Ewbank Tucker of Louisville
KY. Bishop Herbert B. Shaw
Continued on Page Four
The guardian., 1956-05-26
BOSTON
BAKED
BY MABE KOUNTZE
By Mabel Kountze

By Mabel KOuntze
II am content with nothing
for my people short of equal
and exact Justice"
Fred Douglass.
MEMORIAL DAY is Nav
S0th, next week. 1t is good
for people of color to give
remembrance to an humble
and hurtful past. 1t is also
good to remember the Sacri-
flee of our kinSfolk of the past
who made it possible for US
to ENJOY the present. A mo
dern philosophy" that we
should forget our hurts and
our heroes is like drug
which can lead peoples back
to ruin, Even today some mo-
dern nations are beginning to
fall back to the errors of fall
len empires.
COLONEL SHAW did not lead
his courageous colored Boston
Regiment to a Dixie sacrifice
in vain. Sgt. Carney and every
member of that famous re-
giment knew that day the
result of that immortal sac
rifice at Fort Wagner would
have tremendous results.
When the rebels buried Col
onel Shaw and other white
officers with their colored
troops that July of 1873, the
South unwittingly contributed
to the brotherhood of inte-
grafton.
WAR VETERANS of MasSa-
chusetts like those of the 54th
and 56th certinly should not
be forgotten by present day
veteran organizations. Yet
how many vet units pay high
tributes to men like Sgt. Car
ney (54th) or Lieutenants
WNliam Dupree and James
Trotter (55th) ? Or going
back to the Colonial era, how
many wreaths are hung for
Prince Hall, and others? If
some do remember, many
more should do so.
THE 372nd and Boston'S
Continued On Page Three
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- FINISHED LOTS; very close in.
good selling area. FLA and VA ap-
proved subdivision 1000 per lot.
lo'o down. balance Suhordinated
Gail Monoay ALLEN Il ROCKS
INC ST g-UEO1
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lot BUYERS! Here's real news! We
have a top selection OF halt-sCre
lots in the ColeSville area priced
at :. 3iO inCludlne roads Terms
available. Need We say more2
RIPLEY & ROMER JU 5-Sdll.
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND Tor
sale high density close in 32 n0u
50 Il. or more water sewer and
paved streets already in Ideal
ocstion Gail IA. 1-USS1 or IA
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BUSINESS Prep. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BEAUTY SALON. fully equipped:
suburban Nd reasonable. call JU
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frOntase, 80 IT, deep on Largo
Marlboro I'd. , miles north Of
Marlboro; 20 min to D c. Sa.O6a
C0nv terms Agent on premises
Sunday thru Friday pm to DARK
NJ LEO STORCH, Developer, SP.
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CHOICE of six select lots. located
one block from Mrs Ks Toll
House near Dale dr and ColeSvile
HAM a. co JU 5-G550 q III q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1855 Abn camoridse 4-dr
sedan gray heater Tow milcaee
very clean uonderful second car,
BUTLER BONDED: = 0g5
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
1921 2ist 81 NV ID f-ulil
Continued on Next Pssel
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
. LOTS for sale IN most excel I'm.
For further information call MR.
FREDERICK. RE. 7-246l or RIA
6-1i33
p ACRE-S75 down, sos mo-: IS
minis. Sc. D. c. 10. 7-S455
:. WOODED ACRES overlooking
TAYLOR Model BASIN and Mac
Arthur blvd inside the ll-mi
radius from White House only
~ .lu0 per acre MIGHT take small
mouse as part payment Ma )
@351, weekdays
100 lots; streets 10 Grade: all utils
IHA and VA approved CAL Mon
day. ALLEN d ROCKS. INC ST
- FINISHED LOTS; very close in.
good selling area. FLA and VA ap-
proved subdivision, $1,000 per lot.
100 down, balance Suhordinated
Cal Monday. ALLEN Il ROCKS
INC. ST 3-050j
ATTENTION BUILDERS. Up 10 80
acres IN Alexandria Va. tR-5l 500
sever available win Subordinate
FOR resp0n Sihle builder Mr. OHa2Za.
TIE. 6-243O MARSHALL J. Wa
PIE co, l,24 lith 1t. NV. AID
i-200j
LAKE BANCROFT. Sec. 3. Lot 375
Lake frontage l46 #; "A 500
50. # Deaut wooded 10 $1,000
10 ACRES in Montgomery County:
0i0-lt front on State road.
S2u,nud. WINSTON c CLAY WA
1-4"@S
ACRE lots. oyerlookine nov Ind
SIPS. Country Club. some adjoining
PARK d autitul tIeWs NON rOau
eompletcd s.. 900 up. terms. RIP
LEY 4 ROMER JU i-S5l
lot BUYERS! Here's real news! We
have a top selection OF halt-sCre
lots in the ColeSville area priced
at - $40 includinr roads Term
RIPLEY & RoMER Ju '5-s5ifi.'
CHOICE Of six select lots. located
one block from Mrs Ks Toll
House near Dale dr. and Colesvlle
I'd First Offering. BY aDpt Ora
HAM Il CO JU 5-G55O . III q
BROCK HALL ESTATES = e73-ft.
trontase, go y deep on Largo
Marlboro I'd . miles north Of
Marlboro; 20 min to D c., Sa.O6a
Cony. terms Agent on premises
N LEO SToRCH, Developer, SP
3-I5Un
BUILDERS ATTN! 40 plus acres;
sewer and water avail: suburban
coming. L. 500-su 1T lots. - 600
per acre. terms avail Call ROUTH
ROBBINS XII S-400O
ATTENTION BUILDERS - Approx
/ wooded acre. shade trees and
stream mr. new Rte } east Of
g. 900 per acre Box AID. star.
CORNER lot
H1Sa1 > zoned residential: in.A
.e'el with street Blk west Of
Capitol 81 BRIDGE $1,000 =
QUINCY SMITH INC Dl i-D0a'i
EYES LU i-1tSS
-, aiA, Az ~, OWNERS il57ss OF 6 Goo6oip
A AlRcIAl p R0pfFf AND IN GqN.
FsfEp in TRApISd FOR AcRtAGt
IN fHE MEfRoPoli1AN AREA
Ewes anG sun Cal Wo. 8-on63
Jess Fisher a. Co. Inc.
14eo K st NY Realtors Ex 1881
LARGE HANDICAPPED LOT
i05xi4o IN best nv location
eyes. Ju. a-a3Hu
COMMERCIAL
In Mclean. Va so 0o0 50 Il WITH
i66-ft frontage between . high
vayS sdiacent 10 new SsfeVay
store water .saS .seTer. DILLON
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BUILDERS ATTN, 40 plus acres:
sewer and water avail: suburban
coming, L. 5u0-su st lots - 0nu
per acre. terms avail Call ROUTH
ROBBINS KI. S-4n0O
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,r LOIS. AeRIAeE SALE tcsn.l WArERERoNI-sALE cent

NEAR ANNAPOLIS, Sylvan Shores
Rlva-Salt-wate bathing and flsh-
ms, restricted beach. closest beach
TO Wash. See or write. MRS. ROWE
at 2iva, Nd
BEACH-Cinder block
cottage; running water cleo near
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About - mi from d c. in one
Of the nest residential subdivisions
or Chesapeake BAY Bungalow OF
living nm dining m. Kit. Z BED
rms. bath: modern equipment. oak
floors; well furnished, together with
gar Workshop ana barbecue. all
Cinder blk construction wooded LOT
looxl51 IT.. property convenient &c
long pier chleldren delivered 70
school BY bus Price Sl@.35O LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER. 1919 X ST. NV.
Ma. ST.
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YeOnas Realty
COOL OFF

In your own lsX36 concrete pool.
Illuminated for night splash par
ties Beautiful = acre with huge
shade trees, outdoor fireplace 3
bedroom rambler with den, detached
garage S.6.J0u
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
IA Allan
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FRONTING on the Md shore Of the
Potomac. here about mi vide, and
bounded on the rear by a beautiful
fresh-water lake river frontage
about Asa #. Attractive log house
large living rm. bedrmS big
kitchen, bath and spacious porches
on lSt floor. large dormitory and
sleeping porch on mo. Public eIec-
triclty and telephone Guest rm.
with full bath About i acres Of
rolling wooded ,and Ideal retreat
for people in need Of Seclusion A
good place Tor fishing ana hunting
About 81 mi from the White House
Price : = 600
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1919 K st. nv. Ma 81 loo
OWNER SAYS MAKE OFFER III
ness forces sale OF large 6-bed-
rm home situated on approx -
acre knoll overlooking PatuXent at
Cane ST MarvS Ideal Tor large
family or guess house oil Dashboard
heat, full bsmt, . screened pGrCheo,
lear cetaShed garage: boat har-
Dor nearby. owner has over 10 600
invested 10 date; first trust Of Slu :
600 avail. Will take md trust If
necessary. To inspect Md Route
No throueh Waldorf Huehesyllle
to GUYS corner thence Route 30
to Cape ST. Mary
N. c. HINES e. SON
IA. 7-l66u Ewes, CIR S-4a37
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CHARMl

Beautiful white brick Cape Cod on
S5xI3U-fI LEVEL WOODED LOT.
Lily. rm. with firepl separate DIM
inf room =, nice bedrmS with tile
bath on first floor, upstairs. Tx .
PANELED BEDROOM, ideG for the
kids Full bsmt with = bath .
screened porch DETACHED GA
RAGE. VA APPRAISED SlS,6U0;
viii try 80 down
Parker, Smith & Donnell
ia. 1-6l6l sJA, 1-SSIi
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Desperation Sale

Owner has put UP an SOS
SIGMA and is willing TO sell
TO veteran who has $500
down 'i-bedrm stone house
on 94-acre lot. Full hsmt.
with outside entrance. Gil APP
praised at Sl4,750 A call
today can be the solution TO
YOUR house-hunting problems.
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SUBURBAN LIVING
At us best This 4-bedrm rambler
has : rms, all on one floor and a
rouehed in 2nd bath. Fully EQUIPPED
with washer and drier. Al con-
dition I2-acre level lot with 1885,
foot front; . minutes to D. c.
ONLY ~l4.600. Gil.
CROWELL & CO., INC
2I6O " Clebe Rd IA 5-0101
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$500 DOWN

Buys this lovely Cape Cod type
home in fast-sroWing town Of FAIR
fax lust a few blks from schools
and shopping bedrms. sep. din
rm.. EQUIPPED kit priced at only
S1Q.0O0 with trust for % yrs al
~, Monthly payments So! - plus
faNes ard insurance
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FORD 81 F-60O S-cyl.. 2-speed
cables. newly painted and IN excel.
como: can be demonstrated; So
4a5 ARLINGTON MOTOR CO,
lHl7 n. Mccre 81; All, Va IA.
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BOAT SUPPLIES
TRAILERs
PREFERRED STOCK

PREFERRED STOCK
50 NASHUA. only >3.1g5
: 20 down; ~55 per month
A. Nashua. only -. f95
Great Lakes. only Na5
a. Great Lakes. only u la5
over - models OF SPARTAN
ROYCRAFT, GREAT LAKES AND
NASHUA 70 choose from
open . to - Mon. Through sat.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES co
White Plains Nd La Plata 49,
4 Nj Nnrth o. Ia plafa on Ete 3nl
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CHBvEOLLT '53 Carryall; EQUIP.
cannot BE- odd from new ideal Tor
hauling men 10 End from Jobs
S9ai. ARt INGTON MOTOR co i.
9l n Moore ST., Arl Va, ia.
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ACRE LOTS. Oyerlookire nov Ind
Spe Country Club. some sd ioinins
PARK d aautitul views NON road
Omplrtcd S,i3uO lp. terms, RIP
lev l. POMEp III sSs1
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terms New title and warranty.
sacrihce XII S-6f04
DODGES--4 la41 Pickups with spe-
c!al boX-tvpe steel bodies. Used By
local utility company Bareain.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3dln r. l. AVE NE DE 2-63n2
FORD 81 -F6 stake: VS. motor tvn-
speed axle li6-inch WB 1i-.t
BODY with steel plate floor AL com
ditlon and guaranteed
TRIANGLE MOTORS
30tO r I AVE Ne DE 2-6302
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MOTORCYCLES

Ike new. Loaded with extras. Must
pe seen u De appreciated so
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acre, IN Alexandria Va. RCD 500
block Duke st. CITY water and
sewer available VIII subordinate
Tor responsible builder Mr.. OHs2zs.
TIE. 6-243O MARSHALL j Wa
PIE CO l,"4 lith st. nv. AID
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Meet Mr.. Al

Al North Arlington location
near Al major shopplne CEN
ter tParkinetonl A. She'd
rm. rambler with finished rec.
room and full bSmt. Al dec
orationS throughout Al
grade schools q, blksl Al
price of Sla.95O below GIL
appraisal. ~ O00 down to
veterans Why wait?
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HAVE OWNERS OF GOOD
APARTMENT HOUSES AND COM
HERCIAt PROPERTY INTER-
IN IHE METROPOLITAN AREA
WHAT HAYEsYOU
Ewes. and sun Call WO. 8-On63
Jess Fisher e. Co. Inc.
LOO < ST NV Realtnrs tx a.1s11
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LAKE BANCROFT. Sec. 3. Lot 37b

Lake frontage l46 IT.; "A 900
50. # Deaut. wooded 10 $1,000
10 ACRES in Montgomery County:
Oi0-lt front on state road.
S2u.udu. WINSTON c CLAY WA
--4o1S
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Used TRUCKS. A-I-Hi-Nslue used
trucks. all models makes and sizes.
SCe our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER a0l
BlaQenSburC I'd ne II 1-I:tOu
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FORD 81 r. 2-yd dump new
rings IN excel cond ready to
Work S9a5 ARLINGTON MOTOR
CO, 19l; y. Moore St. Az, Va,
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EoUIPMENT

FOR SALE. HD-4 Caterpillar; over
head loader; will finance excel
cond,; has had limited use. Call
Monday. ALLEN d ROCKS. INC.
ST 3-O5O5
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~He~--N - 80 ~sAAe1S @sANNA
Jun: isa aEsE & LOVE- gsssvs5
June is1bsrnuds Race start at Newport
june iz2aienmar S, A.1---------
Jnns lhss-ll5z-seyern s. A. Esgasta
June SsssaoPotapskpt s; 4; Evening Race-----
June s-S4enmssf ? g R SessstssA---
June 2s--Womens Championship at Naval
June ss@ Junior Championships at Naval
June SSS g n ssssts.
July s-AnnapoIis 2. G.: West River-Annapoiis
ygIIy 5-S-Annagolis y g. gsgst.s
~ miller Meaora series fsa and Gibson sSui isSnd
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and Rendezvous .------------------
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night Race.
su Dixie District championsh Su0; Lisn.lns
July 21-22-West River Sailing Club. Thistle
Atlantic, Coast Championship ---------
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July -s2--corsics River Y. c.: Comet Ter
July Columbia Y. c.: sniDe Middle
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July SS ssSS:s sss s .ss s.lsl q .S
July 2S-29--Chester River Y. and c. c.:
July ss-aS--Potapskut A: Regatta 5000
July IS - Mems Sailing Championships at
July 2s-Gibson Island Y s.: Poplar Island
Race-Thomas Point Race for Stars and
August 4.Miles River Y. c.: Race from
August 4-5MMiles River Y. G.: REGATTA
Ausust JoM7;T5sd Avon and Chesapeake Bay
August L -12--Tred Avon and Chesapeake Bay
Y. G. Races ct oxford
august Nati f1 Annapons Z. G.; HAMPTON
August IssssFishinS Bay Y. c.: NorfOlk-FishinE
August AS ID iSoFishing Bay Y. c.: Regatta
august 1S=-f9s-corsica River Y C, Rssatta
Ausust 25-26 = s. c. Of the Chesapeake:
August 25-26-lndian Landing B. C.: Regatta
AUGUST 3i-.-West River S. C.; Annapoiis-West
sepssmser i-sewsst River s, G; Rseat.s =
September l-2-Gibson Island Y. s.: Cedar
septem5err i-s9Norfolk Y. and c. C.: Regatta
September 15-16-Potapskut S. A.: Queens
September 1910 fred Avon Yacht Club:
seDte@6sF Ss;Sss.Potomac River s. A.: Prssi-
September Ss~NSvai Academy S. s.: Regatta
September -30LBaitimore Y. c.: Brenizer
October 6-7@Tred Avon Z. C.: Eastern shore
o...Mindup for stars
October z, IA, 21-Eastern Shore Fail Series
At Cambridge. Miles River and CHESTER
October 97-2s-severn s. A.: Fall Invita-
November g. skipper Magazine Invitation