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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
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LITTLE ROCK RETURNS TO DECENCY AND FINDS
NoRooIllFor
Say
City Voters
Story Three


yet her name has never appeared on any bal
lot. Her name just made good campaign ma
terial
Yes, she was celebrating with STOP
Monday night. The parents of the Nine Negro
children who entered Central high school I'M
der troops were celebrating with STOP Mon
day night. The many thousands of people who
voted to return decency back to Little Rock
were celebrating with STOP Monday night
Many thousands whose intentions were good
but marked their ballots wrong, were celebrat-
ing with STOP Monday night. The people from
the darkest corner of Africa to the sunny
shores OF South America, from England
France to China and the Islands of the Seas
who believe in the ideals of America were
there Monday night celebrating the returning
Of Little Rock to decency with STOP Yes,
Daisy Was there.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
GIVE IT
AS | GET IT

1t Is only hearsay. 1 don't
know. was not There. 1 give
1t as I get 1t. When our Dis
tingnished governor Orval E.
Faubus spoke In Peoria, Illi-
nois May Is, a report from a
native Peorian told this paper
that there were only Is Poor
ians present.
As fOresaid, wasn't there,
give It as I get It.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN. NOT
TOO LOUD, BUT AUDIBLY ENOUGH

When the votes finally tabuated in the early
morning hours of Tuesday giving results of the Mondays
special school board recall election reminded OF
Judge Walter Malones Opportunity where he
NO shamefaced ever sank deep But yet might
rise and be again man.
The results here really signs of hopefuness, for
we had really sunk depth to where it seemed that
there return. But the segregationists work in
mysterious ways and wonders do perform. They made
themselves SO ridiculous, that their outcome became
blme.
There is thing that be said about the segre
gaonss their defeat and that is that they
group of gogetters They had with them everything
the u S. Congress- the governor the Bible the Kan The
Cross, fact everything but the people and that's what
needed to win the election and keep their endorsed
members the school board.
But that's history hope.
The future what holds the interest The fate of
the school board rests on the shoulders of five
County Board Education whose duty it will be to APP
point fill the vacancies created from the
recall election.
Who are these five men? What are they like? How do
they think? Will they be influenced by the CROSS) seq
regationsts' propaganda VIII they be influenced by
STOPS propaganda? Or will they be influenced by the
majority vote?
CROSS says that STOP is trying force indignation
in the Little Rock Schools STOP says trying
the public school system protect the integrity of the
teaching profession Governor Fabus supported CROSS in
its propaganda. The people supported STOP WHOM WILL
THE FIVE-MEMBER COUNTY BOARD SUPPORTS?
THAT'S THE $64
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POI S. GLEBE RID.
SERVICE STATION
SUNOCO

Existing good volume service sta
ZION: Available early Sept. On
Y. 8. RI. l in rapidly expanding
Commercial and residential area
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AAA BUSINESSES
GIBRALTAR co.
Gistings Wanted in
D. c., Md. and Va
IT'D NC m GEO ~


TAVERNS-PR. GEO. CO.
Property and bus, Reas, terms
Might club. Good vol. business
3.-On-otf; good bus. Lge. parking
excel. loo. Only $4,000 down
TAVERN-VA.
Only $4,000; reas. terms; goo,
bus; low rent, with apt.
TAVERNS-D. C.
Penn. ave. Good bus. CT. Sun
Low rent. Nice clientele.
2.-Colored tavern, NV. Excel
bus. luke pays rent. Terms
TAVERN-MOTEL
S; Md. Slots; prop, lge. dane
hall. Good bus; $40 $4,000, terms
Pizza, sandwiches. Oyer $4,000
LIQUOR STORE
Md drive-in. Excellent location
100000 cash handle.
CAMERA SHOP
GEORGETOWN, NV, Imam oper., 9-6
DRUGSTORES
Lge. and small in D. c., Va, Md.
Ito buy or sell--our speciality
DRIVEN RESTAURANT
Va, beer; modern; equipped; gooe
parking; excel. business.
DONUT SHOP
Va, drive-in. low rent; good bust.
ness; only $4,000: Terms.
BOAT CENTER-MD.
Bethesda; Scott-Atwater distrib
Good sales, repairs, etc. Owner
MoTEL-RESTAURANT
Ocean City; 81 units on ocean
liv. qtrs.: 100000. terms.
BARBER SHOP
For rent in Laurel, Md, shopping
center; 500 mo.
REPAIR SHOP
Silver Spring; appliances, vacuums
etc. Will teach: 5000 week net
LIQUOR LICENSES-MD.
az of sale; (2) beer 7 days on.
off; go beer z days of. Terms.
SANDWICH SHOP
Downtown. So pm, closed Sun.
$4,000, terms; good business.
DRY CLEANING
Only $4,000; terms.
LUNCHEONETTE
Bethesda, Md; GA, closed Sun.
excel. bus. loo. Only $4,000.
~ D. c. NV; excel. bus; reas.
(2) Md: 6-day: good bus; reas.
DELICATESSENS
~ Mr.. Langley PIX; good carryout
(2) Wheaton, Md; good volume
lge. bus, ideal for ..
LIQUOR STORES-D. C.
Drive-in; excel. opport. to expand
nice loo; $4,000 cash down.
TOURIST HOME
Md: 8 apts., plus rooms to rent
ideal for widow, excel. income
valuable comml. prop.
BEAUTY SALONS
~ Hyatts., Md; $4,000; terms
(2) Laurel. Md; for rent; 500
MISCELLANEOUS
Upholstery shop-Md. shop. ctr.
Ladies' shop-Conn. ave, small.
Paint store-Md.; wallpaper, etc
Dry-cleaning-NW; only $500.
Catering bus.-N.W.; well estab.
Hardwsre-Md. and Va; shop. ctr
Laudromat-Bethesda: very reas
Gift shop-Conn. ave: very reas.
Sign Co.-Wbll estsb. Good terms
Golf range-Md. Excel. income.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-650t
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
ATTENTION coLoRED!
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

A WONDERFUL BUY for home and
inc. Of $500 mo. plus 3 rm. bath
apt, 3 story brick. bsmt, 10
beaut. furn. rms, : baths, oil heat,
garage. Low price S2g 900, terms
arranged. Call KEACH g. PUR-
CELL, Elk. 3-2412.
custom rambler mr..
Walter Reed Hosp $50 #. front.
3 bedrms.. cleo. kitchen, / z baths.
Marble firepl and stills Thermo-
pane screened porch, etc 610l
LuzOn ave Open l-6.
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GEoRGETOWN = AIR
GREEN MEADoWs-8-rm- nous

GREEN MEADOWS-e-rm. house
with 3 bedrms., separate din. rm. (;
nice yard. Opposite a park and
elem. school. Walk to shopping.
6505 Sligo pkwy., West Hyatts-
vile. Can be seen Sunday after
noon. CITY REALTY CO.
HIGH BRIDGE, Md bedrm.
bungalow and bath; full bsmt. !;
not more than children; SS5
mo. CE. s-26s1.
HOLMES RUN, VA.-Charming
contemporary; 2 bedrms.. den,
equipped kit, fireplace, carport;
S140. FAIRFAX PROPERTIES,
CT. 6-371l.
HYATTSVILLE-Det. 8 bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, attic; cow. loo.
$3.50 mo. OWNER, EN-. 2-1072.
HYATTSVMLE Mod. 2-bedrm.
rambler with G-E kitchen. work
shop and laundry rm. in bsmt.
$50 per mo. UN. 4-7409.
kENSINGTON-2 bedrms., lge. Nv
rm., fenced back yard. $40 mo
School bus, mr.. stores. Call 10,
5-1744.
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GROvEToN, VA.

Excellent opportunity for good 3D.
orator TO secure income Of SID
OOO per year. Investment re-
CURED. Paid training period
ayailaple. Apply SUN OIL CO.
u u3So K St. NV. or Tele. ewes
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BUSINESS Opportunities |
tcoNTlNUEp)


A NICELY FURNISHED RoOMING,
-23 bedrms,, baths, apt, for
owner, Ice I'd, parking for 4 cars,
over $1,000 mo, inc, Excel buy,
reas down payment. KEACH a
PURCELL, Elk, 3-24l2.
A BOOMING HOUSE OF QUALITY
and mo, inc, Of 1905 plus apt.
10 rms. baths; everything
lease Price and terms, call KEAcH
g. PURCELL, Elk. 3-24l2.
AIR-COND. REST. AND BAR, on
301 In Southern Md, seats D0i
slot ma mSeh hn apt vii sac &C. due due
apply unless you mean business,
Box B2-V, Star.
ATTRAC. HOME AND INCOME.
4-rm. apt. for owner plus 8 bed
sgS s en via Ss6o down wow p cSIl
KEAcH a. PURCELL, Elk, 3-24l2,
AUTO REPAIR SHOP with gas,
closed Sundays n,soty ms oi s1ocE
and equipment, incl. Bear align
ment and wheel balancing. valve
grinder; reasonable rent, Asking
only value OF stock and equip
ment. Sc. Of Wash, in shopping
center. CHI. s-4277, sun.
BAR AND RESTAURANT for sale.
Good location, Call WA. 7-7O63.
BEAUTY SALON, air cond., good
loo, 8 operators. good going bust
ness. After s pm, Sat. and all
day Sun. call FE, 3-l003.
BEAUTY SALONS, all sections
d. c., nearby Nd. and Va. Terms
arranged, new listings daily. eli
ents waiting. To buy or sell,
contact MYRTLE A. wEADoN
CO., ST. 3-34SO. no. 2-7Ol0.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, Colored.
air cond. For information call TIL,
2-5466, tn. 2.6220 before o am.
and after 1880.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
MANAGEMENT
CHANTHLY, yA.-3 bedrms-: oil
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

5000 blk. of Davenport st. NV
2-story stone house on l2-acre
plot; 3 bedrooms, library, rec.
room with built-in bar; COM
plete wall-to-wall carp; exposed
beam ceiling. Excellent neighbor-
hood. Cow. to all grades of school
and for entertaining. Rent S40U.
Seen by appt. only.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, in Hawthorne
d Blk rambler Ter yrs Sldi ~ perfect
din, rm., splendid kit, lge, scr,
porch; huge gar; . blkS. 10 bus
Priced IN low 30s. Please call Mr..
BENNETT, MA. s-634l Eyes
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CLEVELAND PARK


@'0' ~@HA hASoot K O-s-c-t
J. LEO KOLB co.
FE. 3-2lOO
CONN. AVE. VICINITY-I0 rooms
baths; furn close to st. Thorn
as School and Church, $500 block
OF 18th st. NV. Permit for 4 pay
ing guests; bath on FIRST floor: q
car gar; $500 down. EDWIN l.
ELLIS, Realtor, RE. 1910.
CONN. AREA-Semidet. brick. 4
oedrms' encl. porch; S23. COO
terms. NE. S-4621, ME. S-04S6
DOCTOR OR DIPLOMAT-Smart
new town house in the city's most
fashionable in-town location
WOODLEY HILL. 3 bedrms., .
iuli baths, > half baths, study,
oulIt-ln garage, delightfully."- pri-
vale formal garden with fountain
CENTRAL AIR COND.: MID-40s
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI,
7-l4ll: ewes, EN-. 2-21l6.
EMBASSY ROW. block W OF
Conn. Ave, 3-story bldg, present
occupants Is years; also have
Fmaller property on 10th st. in
the same general area. SIGLER
4 co. Sun. WO. $3.50, DAYS
ST. 3-72S1.
EXECUTIVES AND EMBASSIES
We have few properties in choice
NV. areas of Wash, D. C. Call
BERGMAN REALTY CO., RA. g.
2117.
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BETHESDA
Spacious, Cozy
2 and 3 Bedroom
Brick Homes

Colorful kitchens, with dishwashers
and dispoSalS; recreation room,
swimming pool and tennis court
privileges.
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BRIGHTMnnn-Nicn
CATHEDRAL AREA

1913 Mass Ave. N.W.-Attrac. A.
pedrm. brick town house, 8 baths.
Gen, gar; $4,000 down; quick
possession. Exclusive with JAMES
CARR. EX. 3-74O0.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY pAPV

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4444 CHESAPEAKE STREET
FIRST PRESENTATION
Detached brick with nice front
porch; liv. rm. with firepl.; sepa-
rate din. rm.. good kit, 3 bedrms
ana bath upstairs: full bSmt. with
gas heat: nicely shrubbed, fenced
garden; Open Sun. 1870 to $50
70 reach; Out, Wisconsin ave. 10
chesapeake, left TO 444O and
REALTY. EM o-lnnn --I'
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Exclusive franchise available by ma
tional organization, largest in its
field; 5-hgure income potential,
initial investment OF $4,000 re-
turned within AS mos. Write Box
49l-Z, Star.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED
lcONTINUED)

ARL. N.-Excel, area, overlooking
golf course. bedrmsr 3 baths
3 firepls, den, scr. porch, rec.
rm., many extras; new eond, $3.50
N. Wakefield ST., ia. 2-Ob20.
ARL.-FALLs Chs bedrms. lily,
rm, din. rm, rec. rm scr. porch
AT CONN.-Liv. rm., foyer, din,
Im., dinette, all-elee. kit, dish
washer, eye-level oven, bedrms,;
library above LIST A., ga baths;
2-car garage. VIII. 6-4Ss4' EN-
2-065S. ...-----
BARNABY WOODS, 1858 32nd ,pl,
n.w,-S225. 3 bedrms,, y baths,
liv. RIM din. rn,, breakfast rms
den, kit, rec, rm, Occupant Will
show. WALKER & DUNLOP INC"
co. 5-O222.
BETHESDA bedrm. bungalow
Just decorated, Fenced and shaded
yard. Garage. Suitable adults or
couple with / child. Avail. immed,
Conv. to everything 43l" Mont
gomery ave. Sl25 per mo. 10
5-l750.
BETHESDA-Nr NH, 3 bedrms,
lge kitchen with diShwasher
dlsp. and washer. flrepl., fenced
yard with patio, ST. 30. Call after
$3.50 I'm. OIL, 6-629l
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Rhea Radin Realty
FOREST HILLS

FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
1923 FoXhall Rd.-Unusuai offer
ing. detached 3-bedrm. home. .
baths, 25-ft. liv. rm., huge gar
den; excellent cond. priced to
sell. $1,000 down. immed possess
sion Inspection by appt. JAMES
CARD EX . ~4nn
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&LUCHS Co.
CHEVY CHASE
FIRST TIME OFFERED

tlROl LIME Ot + Erred
1896 Tennyson ST. - Brick anc
stone; 3 bedrms, . baths, fin
iShed doTmitory room, rec room
An unusual looking Colonial in
perfect condition All large rooms
Lovely Handicapped yard. Gas-fired
hot-water heat Quiet, tree-shaded
street Walking distance to bus.
Blessed Sacrament parOchial OF
Lafayette public schools Middle
POS Open from /. out Conn. ave
to Chevy Chase Circle, right on
Western to Tennyson, right Ia
house Mrs. Albert, OIL. 4-616l
or AID. 2-5424.
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& LUCHS Co
5OOO Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1s(

OUVU OUNH. Ave. kF. I-TNWU
ALICE DEAL WILSON AREA =
Handsome big brk. center-hall COL
onial with bedrms.. 3 baths, ist-
FLOOR Law, 3 fireplaces. pan
eled clubroom, large screen porch,
gear gar, beautiful lot 60x125.
Lovely trees. MID 30'sl Mr.. Wade,
WO, 6-5499, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-1411.
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= Vacant; opportunity
Knocks today. Three bedrm. Co.
lonial-style home. Family-size
din. nm. equip. kit, full bsmt.,
fenced lot. Move in with deposit.
Rent, S136.5O, or will sell $3.50
down, S115 mo-, pitt. CALIAN-
DRo g. CO., JU. S-1SS6, VIII.
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SeII-SerV. Grocery-N.W.
Owners quote $4,000 wkly. cash.
Mixed trade: well-known money
maker. Nicely equipped, good lease:
$4,000 down will handle. EX-
elusive.
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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED
5166 7th ST. NE.


New 3-bedroom brick. full bath and
with eye-level oven and disposal,
finished recreation room, large
rear porch, attic fan, large fenced
IN rear yard with patio. $3.50 per
month, To inspect see res. mgr,
$3.50 4th st. ne.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
COLORED = 1919 VERNON ST,
N.W.-l0 rms. and 2 baths, full
bsmt.. oil heat, Only Sl1b mo.
MR.. NEUMANN, MA, $4,000.
COLORED-i23O GORMAN ST. Sc,
-b-rm,, cor. brk., $50 30; full
bsmt, 10. 5-0742, Ii, $4,000.
COLORED = UNFURN. 4-room
BUNGALOW: bath and basement; gas
Oaks, Nd De. S-65e6' '
COLORED-2 ROOMS WITH FULL
HOUSE privileges. $40 mo. Couple.
Utils. incl. RIA. 6-l93l.
COLoRED-2621 18th ST. NV. g
story brk, rms, good cond. 500
mo, RIA. 6-7209 after 4 pm.
CoLORED-23T oGLETH0RPE ST.
rms, bath, full bsmt., lovely rec.
rm., gas heat, nice home S9S.50
mo-, l-yr. lease; poSs. Sept. 1
ST, 3-0483. OIL. 2-9283.
COLORED - 1915 LONGFELLoW
N.W.--Rent with option 10 buy;
3 bedrmS., ga baths. Open .
to @; excellent terms. HE. 4-7463.
COLORED OR WHITE-I623 WEB
STER ST. NW.-Unusual home,
in fine neighborhood, semidetached
brick. Handicapped, huge liv. rm.
with firepl. alcove, breakfast rm.,
powder rm., 4 bedrms., . baths on
2nd floor: real knotty-pine rec.
rm., Gear brick garage. Call
EUGENE DAVIDSON INC, HO.
2-7576 or on Sun. RIA. 3-3550.
COLORED-4723 4th ST. NV
Lovely 6-room brick, gas heat,
retgr,, 3 porches, garage: S100.
RA. 3-S3OO.
COLORED 2I2 RANDOLPH PL.,
N.E.-Nr. Mckinley High School.
Detached home arranged in .
complete attractive apis, new
cond., gas h.w.h.. porches. yard
Sl25 entire house. Caretaker on
premises. Prefer to sell, $500 dn.
paymt. and S125 mo. BY renting
! apt, this house will help pay
for itself, OWNER, NO 7-0660.
COLORED-I63O OAK ST. NV
Vac, mod. brk. q rms, . baths,
rec. rm;, gas heat; only Sis mo.
ST. $4,000.
~~V~, :, :
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JOHN R. PINKETT, INC.
OPEN 2-6

OPEN 20
1925 Blagden Ave. -Rambler-FeatureS as
follows: 60foo frontage, but-in garage, jalouSied
patio, recreation ROOM large living room, modern
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, 212 baths, slate roof,
copper cutters and dCwnSpoutS, beautifully
Shrubbed and zoySia grass Owner has ordered
sale. See Mrs. Lee on premises
1929 Upshur ST. N.W.-CreStwood-A contempo-
rary Cape Cod. First floor unique living and din
ing rooms, large, modern, fully equipped kitchen
with dinette, 15x15 bedroom with sliding door,
fitted closets. Full tile compartmented bath and
3 porcheS The End floor has bedrooms 10xl3
storage room and full bath. Daylight recreation
room in basement which is partly below grade.
Ask for copy of our notes on the details of this
splendid property. $500. See Mr.. c. A. Robinson
on premises.
37O1 South Dakota Ave. NE-Woodridge-De-
tached corner brick custom built, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large living with fireplace, large din
ing room, modern kitchen with new custom birch
cabinets, recreation room, screened porch. FILA
approved $22, 900. See Mrs Clarke on premises.
DU. 7-0707
OFFICE OPEN TIL PM
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

WILL CONSIDER FARM as part
payment on desirable business
prop. IN nearby Mont. Co. TAM
MARC, Broker, Pc. 2-3659.
WILL TRADE EQUITY in small
apt. bldg. for 3-bedrm. home in
Hillcrest or Cheverly. LU. l-2232
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HAVE CLIENTS WAITING-for 2
and 3 bedrm., houses in Northern
Va. ARIA. Mr.. Cross, BARR
REALTY INC, 2Il6 Wilson
Blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 4-3350.
WANTED TO RENT FOR $500,
3 or bedrm. house. in or near
Hillcrest Heights. 10. 7-4960.
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w. C. & A. N. MILLER
LAWRENCE N BRANDT
Owner-Builder
An O10I~

L.BK.-l3 rms, furn.; income $3.50
mo-, oil heat $1,000 handles.
OWENS, ME s-4621. NE. S-04S6,
LOVELY HOME, Oh. Oh. area; 3
firepls., Z bedrms., > baths, 3
Il baths, huge liv rm., din. rm.
and kit. full bsmt with maids
quarters, oil h VIII: u acre land:
suit for lge. family or embassy
people. Open Fri. Sat. and Sun,
1-6. 5000 Rittenhouse ST. NV,
HUNTER REAL ESTATE, FE.
rSOQV
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CHEVY CHASE, 542O Both St NV
The most attractive small house
IN this desirable area. Cor. lot:
. rms, porches, mod. kit. and
bath: Sl9,950. PIEDMONT CO..
OIL E-4R4S. ewes OIL c-ROhn
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PACKAGE LIQUOR

Partners quote $4,000 wkly: l5es
gross profit. Well established To-
cation; good lease: $4,000 down
may handle,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, estab. o
yrs, excel, loo. sac, 1914 PM
ME. $4,000; ewes, Ho, 2-273O.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE,
1901 Mt. Pleasant ST., NV; good
location; very reas.; low rent.
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GOOD BUSINESS

Spot, gas station and fruit stand;
2 4-room houses. on 4h acres,
room for large motel; doing busi-
ness; on Route so, west OF Win
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Feuds Believed Real Part of Festivities
For Indiono's G. O. P. Leader Today

after an outcry from the
press and liberal Republicans
protesting his Old Guard rec
ord in the House. With the
advent of the Eisenhower ad-
ministration, Mr.. Halleck has
put a modern Republican
gloss on his career and work.
ed hard to pass the EiSen-
hover program. q
The first installment of his
reward came last January
when the President finally
unleashed him to run for
House Republican leader
against the veteran Joe Mar
tin Of Massachusetts,. How
Mr.. Martin thinks the Hal
leck victory was achieved will
shortly appear in an "as told
to" book now being written
by Robert j. Donovan, author
of 1.-THE Eisenhower Years."
Despite his close associa-
tons with the President and
the Eisenhower staff, Mr..
.Halleck remains a long shot
in the 1860 race. Many of the
same sources which foiled
him in 1948 blame him now
for pushing the President
into the much more conser-
vative positions of the last
Eisenhower years. Certainly
Mr.. Halleck has spiced with
partisanship and put new Vi
gor into the Presidents most
recent domestic moves.
He has, for example, urged
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DAVID LAWRENCE
Khrushchev's Word on Berlin

countries might do. This
military apparatus is neces-
sary not only for internal
peace. but to keep o dominant
position for the Soviets on
the continent Of Europe.
But timing is an important
factor and Is one Of the rea-
sons why there Is 80 much
confusion In appraising what
the Soviet policy really Is
going to be. Time means
nothing to the Soviet leaders.
They would Just as soon carry
on a program that takes 10
or is or 20 years to &C
complish as one that has to
come to a climax In the next
year or two. The reason Is
that the Communists are
convinced that the Western
countries will weary Of the
negotiations and will make
concession after concession in
the interest Of leasing ten
sions."
There are many Americans,
OF course, who are urging
that the United States must
not let down its guard" but
already because Of the mere
discussion Of disarmament
there is widespread interest
in how much money can be
saved by reducing military
appropriations. The Soviets
are well aware Of what all
this means and have already
begun to attack those influ-
ences in the United States
which are supposed to be
eager to perpetuate q cold
war.
Nobody in his right senses
wants to perpetuate any kind
Of war-cold or hot. But as
long as there is an agrees
sive war machine in opera
ton and as long as infiltra-
tion-which is Q form Of
aggresSion-is carried on
throughout the world by the
Communists, it would be folly
for any Of the Western coun-
tries to believe that the cold
war is ending or likely to end.
For. despite their denuncla-
tons Of the cold war, the So
VETS have not yet done any
thing to eliminate 1t. The
Moscow line is that the So
Wit Union isn't interfering in
the internal affairs Of other
countrieS-but it is doing 30
every day in the Middle East,
in Latin America and In
Southeast Asia. as well as in
Eastern Europe.
(copyright, 1880
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Horpsichord Draws
Recital Interest

Of Purcell was followed by the
great Bach A major sonata
from the set Of six which con-
tains most Of the few examples
Of true violin and keyboard
duets, as opposed to violin and
figured bass accomplishments,
to be found in Bach's time.
After the Tartini Devils
Trill" sonata, a pleasant and
harmless piece-the popularity
OF which seems out of all pro-
portion to its individuality or
meritS-the duo turned to Mil
baud for a short, precise and
invigorating contemporary So
nata. The concert concluded
with q sonata by Haydn's
friend, Pleyel, a composer who
is today moderated to the
point of oblivion. The sonata
is a light-hearted masterpiece,
witty in its themes, original
and piquant in its instrument
and dry and infectious
In its overall style.
Mr.. Lincoln is a thoroughly
straightforward and
highly musicianly player. While
Miss Monosoff has q somewhat
less sure command of the vio-
lin, she and Mr.. Lincoln were
throughout the evening in that
artistic sympathetic accord so
necessary to good chamber
music production.