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District Cuts Down
On Juvenile Crime
4-Point Campaign Is Credited
For Steady Decrease in Year
BY CARL>RvING

Juvenile delinquency the District Is slowly reduced
by many hands
Local that their major today
maintain that trend
1t months that the city warned Of the
rising rate OF delinquency but comparatively speaking
neaceful.
Evening star., 1957-12-02
I 10 Be Put Up
For orUrban Post!
City Heods to Get
List Tomorrow
BY GRACE BASsETT

The District Once OF Urban
Renewal is ready TO recon-
mend seven District citizens
for membership on the Com
misSionerS' Urban Renewal
Council.
The names OF three men and
four women will be sent to the
city heads tomorrow. according
to Edward Flickinger. executive
secretary Of the office. who de-
clined to identify them.
He said. however. that the
men were builders or con-
tractors suggested by the
washington Building Congress
Charles Humphreys. con-
tractor with the william p
Lipscomb Company. and past
president OF the Congress. was
1.-THE number one recommended
ton from his organization, il
was learned.
Penn Suggested
The Congress also suggested
Charles T. Penn. businessman
in charge OF the eastern oper-
ations Of Indiana Limestone
and also a past Congress pres
ident. Mr.. Penn served on the
Commissioners Public Works
Advisory Committee which re-
Gently revamped a six-year
municipal building program.
Frank Calcara. president OF
the Washington Home Builders,
and Herman Schmidt. the
Home Builders urban renewal
expert. also were suggested as
potential members by their
group. The District officials
repeatedly were cool to these
men who have led the private
fight against public housing.
The man selected will replace
J. Garrett Bethel, real estate
man. who resigned several
months ago.
The new woman member is
to take the place of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Riggs. a League of
Women Voters leader. who
flung a stinging rebuke at the
council when she quit Novem-
Der IL. She charged the coun-
Gil was a farce and a hodge
podge Of pressure groups.
vested interests and personal
ambitions.
Women Recommended
Although the identity Of the
women to be urged for men,
bership was not revealed. these
women have been recon-
mended by community organi-
cations
Mrs Jack Gottsegen of 1918
Stephenson place NV. a
choice Of the League of Women
Voters. the National Council
OF Jewish Women and the
Urban League.
Mrs. Ethel James Williams,
executive director of the South
east NeighDorhood House. also
proposed by the Urban League.
Mrs. Bertha N. Nienburg. Of
1925 New Hampshire avenue
NV. a retired Government
economist. also a favorite of
the League OF Women Voters.
Mrs. John Wallace. who has
been active as member and
as president OF the Capitol Hill
Restoration Association.
Mrs. Riggs herself suggested
a successor. but she chose an
architect and the council al
ready has sufficient represen-
tation from architects. Mr..
Flickinger said.
silly Argument
He said that the argument
that the council represented
special interests seemed a silly
one to him.
The Commissioners must have
the advice of experts in the
building and finance fields as
well as active, enthusiastic
civic workers, he explained.
District Urban Renewal off,
cials told Building Congress Of
ficials they needed someone on
the council who could under
stand big contracts called foI
in urban renewal projects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

next. day, the National Guard unit
might have to fire its first round at
an enemy aircraft.
The National Guard on-site pro-
gram has proved q considerable saw
ings for the Army. A Guard "cadre"
Of IS men now operates the gun site
formerly manned by a Regular Army
AAA battery Of about 100 men. These
civilian technicians. however, are only
the backbone Of the program. To
operate a fully manned site, the
National Guard depends on its age-old
tradition-the "Minutemen." These
are the 0uardsmen that are the part
time soldiers. They work at civilian
jobs or 60 to school. but once a week
they don their uniforms.
Ninety-thr National Guard anti
aircraft artillery battalions now are
"on-site." They are capable of firing
their first round seconds after an
alert Is sounded.
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M0dern inutemen

THE NATIONAL GUARD. recently
Il in the public spotlight with
respect to Its training. today Is per-
forming a ittle-known mission that
is novel In its 3O0-year history.
With Its civilian soldiers, 1t is
manning the antiaircraft artillery
defenses surrounding many Of the
Nations Governmental and industrial
areas on a 24-hour-a-day basis-a
job formerly done by the active Army.
Four years ago the Army asked the
National Guard II 1t could man its
established defense sites Of l20-mm.
guns while the regular AAA went into
training to take over the Nike guided
missile network.
The need was urgent. National
Guard leaders deemed the "On-site
Program" workable, but they realized
that the barriers of time and space
had been removed from the defense
scene-that today, tomorrow or the
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lcoNTINUEpi
$4,000

3-bedrm. brk. rambler with full
bsmt.. recreation rm.. is-acre lot
with bic trees, close % school and
MannaS RltV.. JE. 2-3110
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTAGB LOANS. So. O0O-S50,
00O-Group your debts. lower you
payments. ref1nance your propert
and improvements; quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc Only IN the State 0
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Md day or night Suns
and holidays, at SARATOGA 7-4047
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. in II
minutes. whether it's paid for OF
not. HERSON'S. sth and o NV
DE. 2.4700.
II you WANT TO reduce your
budget payments on your LIST anc
md trusts. call us for our Splen.
did and prompt service. We lend
money for home Improvements
and we can also do the nome i'm
provements for you. and the pay
mentS will be set UP in stric,
accordance TO meet your budget
We have the know-hoW. IS years
OF experience is at your disposal
Call CY FREEDMAN. 900 p ST.
NV. RE, 7-1525, RE. ISIS
Ask for Mr. Morrison
$500 TO $4,000
Avail 10 owners OF well-kept prop
critics in Va. ID c or Nd Repair.
remod.. consd debts. NO. 7-5656
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

HILLSIDE. MD.
Just over District line near MARI
boro Rd Sale OF fireproof, 2-level
commercial bldg. Cor loo in active
business area. Suitable for any type
OF business. Sound investment
Excel flnan.
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Open Saturday and Sunday
NEW AND USED BOATS

l15-r 1857 Correct Craft
Nth III Trailer se.s14es
lI5-ft. 1857 Correct Craft.
Atom skier. 90 hp. .o..s
Roo Rocket as' skier s.7ea46
io bsrsla 80 : DC" 0O'' 1850 m
ios sbou, vi liz h'p ersv 100000
i' con. i TAX s ai 81. arav 43i4oO
ie 5ersla 80 EXPRESS pre-, D0'' 1897 nm
Holidag "'' Lone 1000 so
outbos s cruiser e s.ess %
-" board ip ernissr O'"" 1850 No
sew Express i"o twin N eis bp 1880 10
'' sedan ~ tsin S ~ hp s4cs m
'' dan. ' tsi1 n rs Sp 10000 M
I3-fi 1885 Richardson
Motor Yacht twin 600 -. a.
5l.is ia47 Annapolis No.
oieseis sum 10000 m
s0-fi rebuilt 1886 diesel
f5i $4,000 no
10G.ft tnos diesel cruis-
er. twin GN So mn Oo
Manv other fistines
Washington Marina Co
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
RE. 7-4797
Open Mon, Tues. Fri. Til 9
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Little Mariner
20-Ft. and 2l-Ft.
Cruisers and Utilities

New and used. See them
at General Motorboat Com
pany, Mayo, Maryland.
Take Route 214 to Mayo
and follow signs down
Cars Wharf road. Demon
stration rides.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI-Duplex $4,000 equity sale
or exchange for Washington area
property. HE. 4-0715. IA
RENT NEW 3 BEDRM.. 2 bath
house in beautiful Melrose Park,
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. JU. 7-SlS7.
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SUMMER HOMES

CABINS to rent by
week or week end. l00 miles from
d. c. in mountains, near fishing
stream, with private swimming
pool for occupants. For details
call JE. 4-5792 between 5 and 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

TRUSTEE SALE Of several small
properties. well rented Priced for
3. uif Epw safs F tHsflisR' a rs soR
1912 Eye ST. NV, Ma. $3.50;
evenings. RA. 6-9490.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for sAlEoFFIcEs STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNINUEDl

1000 BLOCK OF MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.-5 apartments: Is rooms:
monthly income approximately
1925. Call Ii. $3.50 for infor-
nation and appointment to In
spect.
Fl CONDITIONED APIS. =
Conveniently located in N. Arling-
ton. An all adult bldg. with Oh
street parking Bldg. 2-yrs. old In
excel. condition. Shows good net
return. See JIM CURRY. POM
PoNlo REALTY co. ia. 7-eo6O'
TRUSTEE SALE Of several small
properties, well rented. Priced for
quick nw ssIs J ETssll kR re snH
eyenlnTs. RA. e-s4SO' va
ATTENTION. MyEsIoRs-sPEcU.
1O-room brick home, incl. base
ment and garage, vic. 14th and
Que SITS. NV. Now rented for
$113 80 per mo. This property /,
being offered BY administrator al
q sacrifice in order 70 expedite
settlement OF estate. JOHN o.
BEAUBIAN. Administrator. OF
LOWE BEATTY CO. 300 You St
~. ~ :. W.. A-ODOC. a.
8-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Located nr
Arl. c. court house. Completely
redecorated. Bldg. 5-yrs. old. Isl
trust may be assumed with only
$4,000 cash down. Don't miss
this good retirement plan. Call
JIM CURRY. ia. 7-6660, ewes
kE. S-4040.
SELDOM FOUND = A a-famiiy
house; lovely floor plan: kit. with
disposal, bsmt. with rec. I'm. AND
"a bath. 3 bedrms.. ample closet
space; $4,000. Loo. in bus
fare zone to D. c. HOLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee highway, KE
iI29t RETURN ON YOUR INVEST.
I MENT-All-brick. 4-unit apt. heusl
located close to d. c., transp anc
shopping: assume lge. 4hes mort.
gage: total price. $27,50O. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. 4.
1855, WA. 1866.
HILLSIDE. MD.
just over District line near MARI.
boro Rd Sale OF f1reproof, 2-leve
commercial bldg. Cor. loo in active
business area. Suitable for any type
Of business. Sound investment
Excel. f1nan.
JAMES E. RIoRDAN. OIL. s-sa5C
Mr.. CONN. AVE.-$l7, $50
Seven rental units: annual in
come. $1,000; small dn. pymt.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-5340 Q til Q
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WAREHOUSES; F0R REM

HUNTER AGENCY
ntarv,lie Va prowntps asaol
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

PHONE MR.. CHISHOLM
Who is Q specialist in effecting apt
bldg. sales and making proficient
available TO him. No bldg. too small
or too lge. for quick results.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY
WA 7-07S0 NO 7-7oOY
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Crozet 370l or 347l
FAUOUIER COUNTY

l@5 a, half in permanent grass
main hwy. to d. C. Old house in
liveable condition. elect and new
well Beautiful mountain views
several streams: SlS,75O; terms
Phone upperville, Va. 100. Las
MONTGOMERY COUNTY &c
aeres near PEPCO plant. Lovely q
story home. ctr.-hall plan, designed
for gracious living, surrounded by
groves Of trees. several good out
bldRs. $50. 800.
Mr.. AEc-1O acres with 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath home. Good dairy barn
and milk house, toolshed, $50 900
bedrm. home. barn, milk house,
chicken house, tenant house. s32,-
500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
eli CLARENDON AREA

MODERN-AIR- CONDITIONED
lll0 N. Highland-30X90. full
bsmt. and mezzanine. Avail, immed
1900 N. Hartford-20x90
1902 ~ Hartford-30y9O with
mezsanine Available Aug |. Neal
Sears and J c. Penney. OWNER
Ii. 7-14O0, JU. 9-4375.
STORE OR OFFICE FOR RENT
Centerville, Va; sos per month
plus utilities used: ideal arrange
ment for professional man or small
tains over 500 50. IT floor space
HUNTER AGENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

1884 CONN. AvE.-Nicely decor
ated single or double ofices. 3
I'm once suite with $50 So. II.
storage space. Gear garage. all
connected on ground d.. also lge
commercial studio, 2 bedrms.. kit
and bath. AID. 2-l616. ewes. WO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

LIST TRUST-S4O. 200. 20ee of, 81
3-yr.: 100 a.. worth 100000
STEFFEY. JE. 4-3441
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MoroRcYcLEs

lf8i7 HARLEY. DAVIDSON "a nat
head. extra lights and chrome
new buddy seat, windshield an,
bass; S215. JU s-gsg6
ARIEL 1854 Square 4: good eond
price sos, for further informa
ton. call so 5.5423
TRIUMPH SIS Speed Twin. full,
equipped. 1 owner garaged sine
new $500 mi en- 3-71e4.
LAMBRETTA
See the new i95yLDM world
famous Italian motorseooter: W 4
100 miles per SALON immediate de-
livery Priced from S176h0.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th 81. NV. CO. 5-i49t
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5 Bedrms., 2 Baths
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS, $39,5OO

NORTH ARIINoroN's FINEST
RESIDENTIAL AREA. 4-BEDRooM,
3.BATH STONE RAMBLER. center.
hull entrance, i5x2O-ft living room
With Stoar fireplace IAN separate
dining room with corner cabinets.
de lgNt saaip9su .kltehen has every
thing. mns.sf bedroom. 1919. with
private rath. ) additional bedrooms
On matt honf, permanent stairway
10 attie; anisAec rec room with
hrepiSec and additional finished
foos' m. hath IN full basement
a.en. ettsehet raraee COPPER
n frontare ana depts Of lpS
ana COS fesneet'vely BY APPOINT
Ineni nnlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FOUR TD9's 2 front end leaders,
= dozers. very reaS.; rebuilt
ground work; can arrange bank
financing Call ia. 7-55S0 bet
4 and p m. Mon. through Fri.
3 to l2 Sat
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WISCONSIN AVE.
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ACRE OR u acre ror small busi-
ness. in Md. LII. 3-1541., Box
46S-H. Star
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FARMS
tcoNINUBI
SACRIFICE
Must Be Sold
Make Us an Offer

397-aere dairy farm-225 acres
open Old 2-story home, modern
tenant house. so head holstein
cows. 2 tractors, full line Of ma
Ichinery. new milking parlor. plenty
Of water. Price S6e, 900, MAKE s,,g IS
ANCE & REALTY, Realtors, Law
Building, Frederieksbure. Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

OWNER needs $4,000
to finish 2,14O-square-foot resi-
dence. construction on 6s4 acres
in carefully developed acreage
community near Vienna. Va; will
pay $3.50 monthly on 12-year FIRST
trust estimated to be valued in
excess OF $4,000 when house is
completed; would appreciate OPP
portunity to discuss any reason.
able proposition with interested
investors. Call DU. 5-75l2. IA
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sEAsn0RE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Cot-
tage avail. July 20 to August 3.
Equipped with every convenience.
Information, call OIL. 4-72e3.
BETHANY BEACH. Dell and
bedrm. de luxe apis. and cottages
BY week or month. once "Our
House" 4th and Atlantic. Open
sat. and Sun. Phone Dickinson
1881 for reservations L i Ora
Waite, Realtor, Ma S-07b3
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Lot s. Block
40. On paved road. block ocean
front; $1,000. VIII. 6-d14a.
REHOBOTH BEACH-3-bedrm q
bath, liv. rm.. din, rm., kit, sun
deck. scr. porch. Ov. $3.50. ewes.
S. BETHANY BEACH, Dell
modern ocean-front houses. one
bedrooms and one 6 bedrooms,
each with 3 baths, servants quar-
tiers. dishwasher, washing ma
chine Avail Aug ~ throuRh
Sept z. OIL. 4-S093. call Mon
day through noon Friday.
BETHANY Beach. Del. on the
ocean apis. for rent, SIS per wk
EN- o-6164 wkdays ia. 9-7514
ewes. and week ends
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
STEAL THIS

DIRECT PROM owNER-4-bed-
center hall. large kitchen. dining
room. living room, recreation room
with fireplace, PLUS CARPORT;
exclusive Falls Church area. Ex-
lCELLENT TERMS. possession prom
ito. IA. S-0336.
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In Greenwood Area Near
Charlottesville and Univer-
sity of Virginia

Good 5.-acre farm With excellent
B-room house. G.E hot-water-oi
heat, abundance OF well water.
high elevation, magnificent view,
beautifully Handicapped yard. splen-
did garage, two renting houses. The
best value we have had in wears,
ls16.50O. Call. mrs. Evelyn W
Payne. Associate
RAY W. wARRIcK. Realtor
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

ANGLIA WANTED or similar small
car, vic. 1850, in good condition
HO. 2-S316.
NEED CARS. any make or model
Quick service. We pay more. WA.
T-063l; ewes, JU. 9-el02.
IN. c. DEALERS pay top dollars fol-
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
14th-R. !. ave ne. AD 4-0444.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need car,
desperately: any make or model
s ViELE S stSIlSn SIZES HfEs1' 4a a9Arf
ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA 7-12s0
WANTED FOR SOUTHERN OUT
and models WE DEAL IN CASH
ia Y-266l
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK. N. Carolina (sou.
Shoresl: mod. ocean cottages for
rent. EN- 2-69S1 or JU. 9-2l04.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern apt.
accom-. 10. Avail. July 27-Aug
3 and Aug. 1924. WA. 7-l92l
CAPE COD OR EAGLES MERE. PA.
--Lovelv cottage on water. f1re-
pl.. cleo: golf. sailing. WO. 6-4334
WATERFRONT PLACE-Furnished
good swimming: all utils. DARES
BEACH. JU. S-3l22.
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X KAY BOWLING :
Washington Grove. Nd.
Gaithersbure 500 or 247-J

washington Grove. Nd.
Gaithersburc 500 or 247-J
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
5 ACRES
Attractive country farm
house, compl modernized. LIST
Q Twins room, dining room.
kitchen, "a bath; End a.. 3
bedrooms. tiled bath. oil heat.
Located on hard road IS miles
downtown Washington Ask
ing price " 20 . ;99H terms
Stock farm-2n4 acres crop
land. "a acres alfalfa. 40 acres
In hay. > streams. bank barn.
usual houses, old slave quar-
tiers. Main house. ~ rooms,
baths central heat: good loca-
ton IS miles downtown d. {.
Can be seen bv appointment
an acre
TUDOR HALL
600 year-old brick manor
house. on go highly produce
tive, fertile acres, located on
Gao Canal and Potomac River,
affording the best OF boating,
ducking and fishing. This s-rn.
country home has 3 handsome
chimneys. freplaces. original
woodwork mantels and ram
dom-width floors The farm
contains some OF the richest
bottom land In the country.
insuring q profitable income
and Ia well watered with
streams and springs. This IN.
usual combination OF an his
torieal home and profitable
farm is offered At $4,000
itermsl.
For further particulars Of
this and other properties.
contact L. a Abercromoie
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.
Inc.
REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave DE-. 2-360(
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

ST N.W.-income sab0s price
Sib,750. Mr. Bauer. THOS. J.
FISHER A CO.. D1. 7.6s30.
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Bargains With Low
Down Payment

RIvA. ND. South River area
3-bedim. all masonry yr:-frd
house, good condition. q wonderful
buy at SS,400 very easy terms.
so. RIVER MANOR-3-bedrm. like
new rambler: large lot. water priv
.leges. low down payment. Askine
S13.500 make an offer.
on. by LOUIS A. STARTLING
72l 10th ST. NV. Wash, d. C
RE. 7-1729 or Sat. a. Sun, cal
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For l2-ft. boat. Easy loaolng WE
desired. ia. 4-1273.
AIL-NEW LITTLE MARINER
81 DAY CRUISER ,
Hard or soft top cruiser with
herths galley, ice chest head ano
SPACIOUS cockpit. Standard equip.
ment includes 70-h.p. Gray marine
engine with instrument panel
chrome bronze deck hardware nav
ieation lights, marine toilet. ven,
tilating windshields. stainless steel
galley sink Nevamar WORKING kua
face. fresh water tank and galiey
n1,mn. signal mast. Also avail. FOL
cupboard power. Speeds to 80 m.p.n
ALL-NEw 81 FIsHHAWK =,
Open deck utility. l2x0 coekplI
provides plenty Of room ior tsbbEe
With marine toilet, . roomy seats
amidships and large transom seat.
Eouipment includes steering wheel
navieation lights, chocks and cleats'
safety glass windshields, Available
with inboard or cupboard power.
Built to highest marine construc-
tion and performance STANDARDS
White oak framing with 5-ply'
marine grade. flr plywood used ior
hull and decking Famous "Dyna-
trim" hull design cushions way
impact, gives dry. comfortaDlt
and smooth ride even in. rough
seas Excel. for a family cruise, Of
shore fishing. running coastal lnlets.
Little Mariners are. available IN
this area from these local dealers
EASTON, MD. - Hiehway Marine
Sales
WASHINGTON. d c Mash Ma
rine supply, a30 Maine ave
BALTIMORE. MD = Pete's Cycl'
Co, Hartford I'd and Alleehanl
ave, Towson. Md. Harry's Boats
a. Motors. Glen Burnie.
ANNAPOLIS. MD - Marine SAFE
Co, foot Of md st; Eddie Leon
ard Sporting Goods Co.
DEALE. MD.-Berlitz Marine An
chorage.
MAYO. MD. - Maryland Marine
INC. phone West River Univer-
sity 7-2026 or University a.4IH
GENERAL MOTORBOAT CORP.
Mayo MARYLAND
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R-2O APT. GROUND

Best rental area. of East-West
highway, between Bethesda and Sill
liver Spring. Site has commanding
view and adjoins property Of new
elementary school. Entire s acres
can be subordinated. Ideal for five
air conditioned units. Financing
available. Call Mr.. Casey. B. F.
SAUL CO.. Realtors, MA. S-2100:
ewes. HA. 2-3231.
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y TUDOR HALL

REALTORS
1891 Conn Ave De. $4,000
The people's voice., 1957-08-09
MONTANA

Montana never has had a stable econ
omy; it never has had time to develop one
This does not mean that Montana is
too new to be chosen as an object lesson in
American domestic Imperialism. In the two
thirds of century since Chief Joseph sur
rendered to General Miles and those war
riors who did not remain to be betrayed
by our government drifted sadly across the
Canadian border, Montana has lived the
life of America on reduced scale at break
neck speed. It's history has been bewilder-
ingly condensed, a kaleidoscope newsreel,
unplotted and unplanned; that of other
states frequently has been directed, nodded
by tradition into coherent and consistent
KINSEY HOWARD, in
Montana; High, Wide, and Handsome.
The people's voice., 1957-08-09
A NOTE ON MAURY'S ADDRESS:
A State Opera Company for Montana
By EUGENE WEIGEL

l have been asked to add brief COM
ment or two concerning Mr.. Maury's ideas
of 1850.
1857 is vantage point from which we
all can see veritable tidal wave of Amer
lean cultural growth. The last seven years
is a beginning. Many Of our older histori-
cally patterned beliefs relating to what is
culturally proper and possible are being
swept away. The energy of this cultural
vigor is inextricably interviewer into the
very fabric of our political and economic
and industrial structure. Bluntly, what this
means is this those states, those geographi-
cal areas, those communities which, for any
reason, cannot dream and act themselves
into share of this tidal surge of cultural
change, will not just lose their cultural
share, they will lose their political, eco
nomic and industrial share. There are no
side lines!
Industries build in areas of demonstrated
cultural vigor. How can it be otherwise?
A person alive and sensitive to that which
the Arts offer him as citizen, is more
imaginative worker; he has higher poten-
tial skill; he takes cultural root where he
is; he is worth more; he earns more; he
is the intelligent consumer who is willing
to use every new element of his Culture
that he and his co-workers are producing.
He is the first American to realize that
culture is not preserved or supported; it
is lived.
Montana can i'll afford not to listen again
to its native son, Mr.. Lowndes Maury.
The people's voice., 1957-08-09

it is necessity which is sometimes over
looked, the demand will startle you. When
live music, adequately performed and beau
tifully presented is brought to each city
in the state by state-sponsored organiza-
ton, this state will begin to realize the un
tapped resources of culture that it has at its
disposal. New composers will spring up,
performers will have an opportunity to
show their talents, and everywhere there
will be a springtime feeling among the
people when they reflect on what they have
created.