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POTOMAC HILLS, VA
RIJTTDERS' lots

FOIOMAC HILLS, VA,
BUILDERS LOTS
Lots Of lots for builders, with sew
er and water, curb and gutter and
finished street. Top close-in loca-
ton. 2 mi. from D. c.. CHA and
Memorial hwy. INTERCHANGE. Cal
owner, WALTER REYNOLDS, ia.
7-6525. No brokers.
PRINCE GEORGES CoUNTY-4C
acres; 10 mi. from D. c. Call
Mr.. Mitchell, RE. $500. KELLY
& BRANNER. Realtors.
acres; water and septic
tank: JIG miles NV. of Fredericks-
burg. Va. RI. Y: $l25 per acre;
terms. AT. 6-3132.
SEABROOK - IO0xlsO. wooded
sewer and water, paved St,
Co, Realtors. UN. 4-s533.
SEABROOK ACRES, Pr. Geo.'s Co
Only 20 min. to D. c. and FIT
Meade. Lge. beaut. lot. Sewer
water and gas avail Only S3.10O
Liberal terms. NJ. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER, SP. 3-4500,
SEABROOK ACRES, Pr. Coos Co
Only 20 min. to D. c. and Fl
Meade Lge beaut. lot. Sewer,
water and gas avail. Only S3,1OO
Liberal terms. NJ. LEO STORCH.
DEVELOPER. Sp. $4,000
SHENANDOAH RIVER-Rsstricted
family-type club Near Charles
town Box 1913 Takoma PIX, Md
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-Half mi. to
Shirley, on State rd.: 3 adjoining
lots. over y acre each; l cleared
and 2 wooded. Paved and city
water; $3.50 each. Ell. 4-l393,
SUITLAND. 25 level lots, sewer
and water at property. Ready to
build. $1,000 ca. to builder only
HILLcREsT. "w" st. mr. Both.
75x13O wooded lot. S6,250.
20" ST. Mr.. BRANCH AVE. 5Ox-
$50, with all utils. $500
JOSEPH FIL1PPo REALTY CO.
24l2 Minnesota Ave: s. E.
LU. 4-7717 LII. 2-5976
SYCAMORE ACRES 90 acres.
shade. fruit trees $4,000 Cal
wkaays, no. 9-4430, Ext. 20. or
write M. NEWTON, Rte. / Box
101, Muncaster I'd, Derwood. Md
TAKOMA PARK-Zoned R-2O. Over
10000 so. #. Absolute level
ground. Ready to build imme-
diatcly. Excel location. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. BLOB.
TEMPLE HILL PARK 100000
#. suitable for 2 houses. CY.
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
CHESAPEAKE BAY: a-bedrm. home.

CHESAPEAKE BAY: 3-bedrm. home.
mod. kit, tile bath: oil heat;
S9.750. terms, $3.50 down, bal
ance SIS mo.
PATUXENT RIVER: acres, excel
lent lent. marine s1d Goo potential 6-rm.
LONG BEACH: Corner lot 25Ox1OO;
ST. LEONARD CREEK: Wooded lot
100 #. on water, $40 #. deep;
BATTLE tt44G; CREEK: ga acres, direc.
trontage on water and county
DRUM POINT: Modern rambler,
nestled under huge shade trees.
fronting directly on water with
pvt; pier; 2 bedrms. lge liv. rm.
with flrepl, utility rm., mod. elec.
Kit. and bath, lge. screened porch,
cupboard. motors. new furnish
ingS incl; suitable retirement or
superior summer and weekend
use: bldg. and loan financing
CHESAPEAKE BAY: Sturdy, year.
round home: rooms. mod kit,
bath, expandable attic; full base
m M 66o hot-watsr heat; asking
l20 ACRES: On deep tidal creek
Just off PetuXent River; excellent
potential for marina or private
SNAIL ESTATE TRACTS: On
Chesapeake Bay and Patuxent
River. one to three acres.
MODERN MASONRY: 3 bedrooms,
mod. kit. and bath, knotty pine
liv rm:. drilled well; near Solo,
mons: $4,000.
. ACRES, with 6-rm. summer home
with mod be
5oO feet on PatuXent River and
cove boat harbor, a place OF un-
usual beauty and complete pri-
soIoMoNs: 3 bedrooms. fun din.
rm,, liy rm., cleo. kit. modern
bath: full basement. oil furnace;
neUly painted inside and out:
LOWER PATU.xENT RIVER:
Wooded site, deep harbor, full
A !:RIiiSH SITES SITES on Battle Creek,
CHESAPEAKE BAY CAMP ee "a
acres fronting "a mile on bay: ad-
illustrators home: din. hall. IL
brary, 3 sleeping cabins, other
utility bldgs., stable. boet house.
completely equipped and furnished
grounds and bldgs, in excellent
condition.
Have you heard the Calvert story2"
Write for Free Brochure
j. b. WATERS & ASSOC.
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone PA and ass
CALVERT COUNTY, MD
BREEZY PoINT-3-bedrm. cottage
fronting main st Unobstrurted
view of bay Fireplace. full din.
rm, ge, liv. .rm., long front porch,
srteSian well. furnishings incl;
CHESAPEAKE BAY-pirect 'front.'
age; 90-ft. lot mod cottage with
hot-water heat; $500.
LOWER MARLBOROUGH acre
trorting river. Nice cottage.
P .IUxENT RIvER-wooded acre.
age on Upper PstuXent, only ~
mi. from District, l to 9 acres,
bC Dig S'-a O0eh ct terms
J B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Dunsirk. Nd. Alpine 1-@530
Or Prince Frederick ia and ass
COBB ISLAND, MD, WATERFRONT
Looking for a dream home?
Beaut. big water view to horizon,
charming landsc. setting. select
loc.; 2-bedrm. retirement home.
Am /, cleo. kit, auto. heat. un-
usual feat, economical upkeep.
Owner being transferred. so money
talks. M. !. HOLAH, CT. 9-2249,
or broker
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BOYDS
Sl25,00O
1870 ACRES

Many possibilities with this farm
Beautifully restored tStory bool
home); streams running Through
the property. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
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Shenandoah Valley stock
tarm-567 acres, now growing
Alfalfa, grain, corn and blue grass
strong springfield streams i'm
provements consist of brick ranch,
l30-foot with four bedrooms. -four
baths, oil heat, basement. double
level; three bedrooms, two baths,
oil heat. basement. garage. Three
barns, one 70xl4O with two tile
silo's Two other farm dwellings.
The. ranch and split-level were
built in 1850 and 1852. This is
a choice Shenandoah Valley prop
erty. Price. $4,000. Terms Of
$4,000 or more cash and the
balance In 20 equal annual pay
appointment TO inspect. call VIR-
GIL S. GORE, 6-139l; night,
6-3213, Staunton, virginia
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SlO,OOO DOWN, $500 a mo. buy
2 acres on turnpike with las #
OF riverfront; y mi. to Chair
Bridge: can subdivide into 4 lots
asking S50,00O. 10. 7-0594.
s 10 ~, On, $50 81, MO MO. buys fertile
$3.50; $50 dr., $50 mo- buys
Arm. bungalow, 3 acres, S3,l50
Many more. Near Louisa, Va
Phi. Alex. TE. 6-4131. BROOKS
AGENCY, Box 95, Louisa, Va.
20 MI. southwest OF D. c., log
acres. 80 open, balance P and T.,
fair, house and outbldgs., good
poultry arrangement. Asking So.
300. choice of terms. AP. 7-1215
52-ACRE FARM-6-rm. mod. hse
and gar, D outbuildings: good
shape. 20 acres timber and game
Can be subdivided. ga mi. south
OF Berkeley Springs on Route 522
near Capon Park. ia. 5-7627.
I16 ACRES IN CHARLES COUNTY
MD, near BryantoWn-Approx
90 acres cleared and presently il
tobacco, corn and meadow. AID
prox. 20 acres in timber: 6-roon
home in shaded grove has a mod
ern equipped kitchen. full bath
concrete rear porch. detached ga
rage; 4-room tenant home in up
to-date condition: 3 Tobacco
barns, corn crib, chicken hous
with tap water and electricity
all in excellent condition.
streams and q spring on prop
erty. Excellent opportunity. Cal
MUDD REAL ESTATE CO., LII
4-I3S2.
2 ACRES, near small town, 7-roon
home, bath. etc. $1,000. Terms
5000 down, bal. monthly. c. W
DUNCAN. Broker, Louisa. Va
Pm. 30 weekdays: las sundays
80 ACRES more or less; immed
occupancy: Modernized Earl.
American houses, in excel. cond
. baths. 5 f1replaces in all. Idea
for retirement. Within Commutini
dist. of D. c.; less than $4,000
Box 327A. RID .. herndon, va.
100 ACRES, with groom, 2-stor!
frame house, barn and otne
buildings. $3.50 per acre. 3 mile
south of Chantillv Airport. II
acres Manassas area, 2-Story farm
house, barn and othe- buildings
large stream; $4,000 with u cash
BYRNE REALTY BR. S-SS6(
Closed SUNDAY
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Brick Rambler

4 BEDROOMS. . baths, facing the
water, beautiful view. Lge. liv.
kit, lovely screen porch, G-cqr
att. garage, util. rin.. Laundry.
Private location. Beautifully la =
scaped lot. planted in Zcysia e. s..
150xl00. Excellent boating ard
swimming facilities. Owner will
f1nanPa Eynallapt
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SINGLE OFFICES

The Center Of Everything
18th and X NV.
Beautiful modern aforementioned
bldg. First-fioor front suite next
to marble lobby Carpeted, wall
nut-pansled magnificent reception
traetive furniture throughout:
finest telephone answering. From
$50 per month plus iringes. Suite
10l, 9l0 18th st. NV.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
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WANTED TO BUY

Farm with large home and plenty
Of barns. Would like i2J to 800
acres, located in Piscataway Of
Accokeek section.
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ACCOkcek section.
oNLEsT REALTY. RE. e-5393
WATERFRONTS-W. VA.
800 acres covers a complete horse
shoe curve in river. 2i2 mi. water
front. Possible $50 lot project
or potential S15O.O0O profit. o
rm. house Lge. barn, rs sore
farm. S24 900, u down.
81. ACRES ON POTOMAC RIVER
All level to rolling, l,5O0 #. river
front, > SPRINGS. maintained I'd
30 min. to Berkely SPRINGS. Price
$1,000.
FURNISHED LODGE
l and "a acres on Potomac River,
nice rn. cottage com. furn
even pots and pans. Also boat
ano garden tools. A real bargain
at $1,000.
. AND a. ACRES
SHENANDOAH RIVER
Nice waterfront and hard top I'd
frontage. Perfect camp or home
sight. $3.50. y down.
y. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-1328
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w. VA.-2S8 ACRES
125 a. open, fenced; . houses. .
good barns. 2QO.OUU #. saw tim
Der: also gas lease that pays SOC
acre: price, $500; down, $1,000.
w. VA.-52 ACRES
Practically new 7-rm. brick: bath,
furnace, large bsmt; sets high
overlooking lake; block barn. good
view; 80 mi. to D. c.; $4,000 On.
W. VA.-2l4 ACRES
Cattle SO a. alfalfa; good s-rms.,
large flreplaceS; 3 cattle barns,
al! outbldgs.; all fenced; . large
SIO7 year; taxes. S35; 4 mi. to
Romney: Just OF Rte. so; $4,000;
down, $1,000.
w. VA.-665 ACRES
River bottom; cattle or dairy: g.
rm. house; barn. Silo. outbldgs.;
fenced; soil conservation says best
in W. NJ. A.: handle $50 cattle;
Just CT Route so; 90 mi. to D. c.
W. VA. ORCHARD
$500 apple trees, to IL years
old, improved varieties: 1000
bushej last year; 6-rm. house;
packing house should pay for it.
self this year: S35, 200.
ALSO SWIMMING
Huntins camps: retirement homes;
acre to 20 acres: prices, $1,000
to $1,000; also parcels of land
IN States OF Md. y. Va. and
Pennsylvania.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-S112. Ewes, LA. 6-594S;
Sat, Sun. 30l-PA. 4-4997.
WOODSTOCK, VA. AREA-Approx
20 acres: 7-rm. white farmhouse,
barn, 3 chicken houses. $3.50.
- On. PETERS REALTY. PL.
9-2l6I.
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE, MD, UNIVERSITY 7-2002
ABSOLUTELY IMMAC. 2-bedrm.
year-round home. 3 blkS. from
bay at North Beach. Oil heat,
screened front porch, enclosed
rear porch, attrac. kit. level,
fenced lot. Ideal retirement home.
Only $3.50. RE. 5-S347, RE.
6-6S64, Alpine 1884. FELLOWS
REALTY co.
ATTRAC. HOUSE, close to water;
2 b.r, lr,, dinette, bath, kit, .
encl. porches, compl. furn.. within
~ miles Of Fort Meade. 30 miles
MRS. HALL, 3Ol-VI. 9-24ll, or
MRS. SPENCE, 30l-VI. 9-S636.
AVALON SHORES = House on 3
lots: $4,000 LIST trust. Payable at
S44 mo-. Must sacrifice; leaving
city. Call OWNER, WA. 7-2973.
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Chesapeake Co., Inc
BEVERLY BEACH-New house, 500

BEVERLY BEACH-New house, 500
Beverly ave. Open Sat. till Tues.
all summer. All-year-
house. Before you buy beach
house see for yourself this moGerl
home. l am sure YOU have bcca
looking. for years TO find such IN
qnusual-type home. Built by
Thomas Filloramo Route PA to
Beverly Beach. Call RA. 6-493O
after & d m
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MERCURY

MERCURY
BUILDING
COR. OF X AND Goth NV.
Choice suites from $50 So. #. to
entire floor Of 7,465 So. #. Au-
gust occupancy.
CAFRITZ
14th and K NV. D1. 7-90s0
14O1 EYE ST. NV.
Three-room suite on second floor,
newly decorated. $4,000 q
month.
CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-Gs30
NEW PRESTIGE OFFICE BLDG ,
now leasing at l4ll K st NV
Occupancy about Aug. Is. IA floor.
all Aforementioned. high speed
elevators. Suites from $50 50 IT
to 1880 So. #. A few full floors still
available Architectural services
include free space design SWEs-
NIX MI, = BLUM I N IN NC CT Rsa lSns
I41l n 6G NV. Odll 81 o-oB9o
NO. 8 THOMAS CIRCLE N.W.-I5
rms, suitable Offices for o-gani-
zation; $500 month THOMAS D.
Ex. 3:ss56. 0OV u ~ L."
OFFICE, Bethesda, East West hwy
at Wise, lge. bright rms. newiy
decor, avail Immediately. reas
rent. Ju. s-6464.
OFFICES rms. air conditioned,
all utilities; End floor. ample
parking facilities, SIPS mo. 1900
Rhode Island ave. ne. no.
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OFF 3Ol, 81 acres. nice b-rm. bun.
newly listed, excellent at S2O,d00
PAUL II. LAUTERBACH a CO.
Realtors, UN 4-S533,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

62S-acre cattle farm near Warren
ton; lovely house, barns, silos, etc. 4;
well watered. Most reasonably
priced at Sll0.OOu, including am
pie machinery and equipment,
Over 100 head OF cattle available
with liberal terms.
244 acres on Route so at Middle
burg; old house partially restored:
magnificent view. A real bargain
at S67,000.
Attractive country house, acres,
with 4 bedrooms, baths; excel
lent location. Sacrifice price,
$4,000 with liberal financing.
CALL OR WRITE
GRASTY & COMPANY. REALTORS
MIDDI EBIJRG. VIRGINIA
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Pr. Geo. Co, telegraph I'd. Only
l mi. to new Space Agency-3l
besut. 14-acre lots. sewer. water
ana gas avail. Only S44, 900.
Excel. terms. NJ. LEO STORCH,
DEVELOPER. SP $4,000
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NORTHWEST LoT-Upper 18th ST

OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC
Tricky wooded level s4-acre 10
in exclusive Hallowing Poin
Estates. Riperian rights and sand
beach. Picnic area, SWIMMING
boating, fishing and year arount
use OF dock. Priced below marke
value at $1,000. YEONAS REAL
TY. INC, ia. $1,000
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IDEAL PLACE FOR RETIRE.
fishing and cattle; grass, some
trees. 5-bedrm,, OWL, 2Ia baths,
fireplace; modern kitchen, etc
Barns, sheds, double garage;
$500 excellent terms.
1O4 A. stock farm, streams, pond;
5 rm. bungalow. bath. hardwood
floors, heatolator. porches; barn
cattle sheds. etc: $4,000. ii
mi. west OF Fredericksburg.
Small properties, excellent terms
PerrOW Real Estate Agency
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Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone PA and 4SS
CALVERT COUNTY MI

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FARM FOR RENT

200 acres, Poolesville area. RoMER
q CO.. WI. $1,000.
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Navy Signals to Hawaii
Will Bounce Off Moon

when the radio signal is beamed
to the moon the signal will re-
turn only to the side of the
earth which faces the moon.
The spokesman said it has
not been determined if the new
system viii be completely free
from disturbances. But. he
said. there is no doubt that
such effects will be substantial
ly reduced.
DisturbanceSNare lessened. he
said. because the signals are
beamed straight UP and return
straight down instead of. as in
normal radio communication.
being beamed horizontally.
There was no immediate in
dication as to why the Navy
plans to restrict the initial
sending between Washington
and Hawaii. Presumably, new
terminals will be added as the
system is further developed.
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wanted me. However. I am GER
tainly not seeking this job. It's
no picnic. But If I felt that
the various segments of the
party wanted me. I would ac-
cept."
Senator Morton said Presi-
dent Eisenhower has mot for
mally" sounded him out about
taking over from Mr.. Alcorn,
but he added:
I'VE have talked. of course.
about the state of our party's
affairs, especially since Novem-
Der. On one occasion the
President was thinking out
loud about a successor to Al
corn if he should resign The
President said. Morton, you
might be the guy But mine
was only one of a hatful of
names he mentioned. ! sort of
laughed it of and forgot it"
he said.
Could Hold Both Posts
If Senator Morton were
named to the party post, he
would not necessarily have to
resign from the Senate. Sen
ators and House members have
served as party chairmen in
See ALCORN, Page Ale
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The Monument
Sinking Foster
No FooIin'

This is no April Fool story:
The Washington Monument is
sinking faster than ever.
In fact. since a year ago.
when Henry Weeden, National
Capital Parks engineer, last
measured the 555-foot obelisk
it has settled another three
SixteenthS of an inch into the
clay and gravel base.
This may not seem over
whelming in this space age. but
Mr.. Weeden says the average
years sinking is only one-Six-
tenth Of an inch.
There really isn't any reason
for tourists to worry about it,
Mr.. Weeden says. 1t may be
comforting to know that three
sixteenths of an inch is no
more than the depth of one
hne of headline type over this
story.
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which I don't think has been
appreciated by anyone" Mr..
Kuehl said. Were running
from pillar to post to keep the
doors open so the mail trucks
can back in"
Piled in Empty Rooms
His staff is currently OPEN
ing mail received March IT,
Sacks received since then are
piled up in empty rooms IN the
divisions spacious-and neceS-
sarily so-offices in the Liberty
Loan Building, next to the
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing on Fourteenth street NV.
All the mail comes in the
form of reports being filed by
private induStry-the admin
istrators of welfare and pension
plans across the country. The
Welfare and Pension Plans Dis
closure Act. passed by Congress
last year, requires corporations
to send in information on what
benefits are given to whom by
whom" according to Mr.. Kuehl.
Deadline for filing was mid
night last night.
No one yet has any idea how
many reports will be filed. 1t
could be months before a final
tally is completed. Best cur
rent estimates pit the total
well above 100000.
Penalties, No Policing
The divisions task, Mr..
Kuehl emphasizes repeatedly, is
ito get out the forms, and then
receive and file them" Once
filed. they will be available on
request for inspection.
Penalties for failing to re-
port-or for making a false
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81 Goes on Trial :
In Koreans Death

SEOUL, April / (AP).-Spe-
cialist 4/c John S. Raymos, 20,
pleaded not guilty today to a
charge of unprecedented MUIR
der in the stabbing of a Oh
year-old Korean barber last
December IA.
The Leavenworth (Kans)
soldier is charged before an
Army court-martial with fatally
stabbing Shin Chin Tack dur
ing a quarrel in downtown
Seoul.
Seven witnesses, including
two members of the United
States Army, were called by the
prosecution as the trial opened
today. Specialist Raymos is as
signed to the the Army's 2Ist
Finance Discussing Detach-
ment.
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By the Associated Press

The Navy said last night II
will soon use the moon to
bounce radio messages between
Washington and Hawaii.
Chief benefit of the new de-
velopment. a spokesman said
is that it will lessen the posi-
bility of signals being damned
by either an enemy or nature.
In effect" the spokesman
said, the new system provides
an additional channel of radio
communications from that
which we now have"
He said the system has been
under development at the Naval
Research Laboratory for several
years.
The new method. expected to
be put into practical operation
within a year. is disable on one
half of the earth at one time.
This is so, he said, because
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SIGHTLESSNESS
NO HANDICAP

BLIND CHILDREN oil over the
Orient hove reason to be srofefui
to Miss GeHevieye CeuIfieId. The
story Of Washington woman who
finds sishtIessness no hondieop op-
pears on Pose CO.
BUck-PASSING is O fine ort with
Nikito Khrushchev, Who hos survived
decides OF party intrigue. The third
part Of profile Of the Soviet IeodeF
moy be found on Page "A.
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Six Are Killed
ByTornadoes
SO in Oklahoma
And Texus Hurt

Violent spring storms, which
struck devastating blows across
sections of Texas and Okla
homa. abated today, leaving q
toll Of dead and injured and
extensive property damage.
Tornadoes killed at least six
persons in two small commu-
mites in North Central Texas
More than a half dozen twisters
which raked the two States also
injured SO persons, including
81 in Texas.
The storms were part of a
general pattern of severe
weather from Texas into parts
of Eastern Oklahoma, Western
Arkansas. Southeastern Kan
sas and Western Missouri
Heavy rain. hail and strong
winds lashed the region.
Wide Areas Struck
The tWisterS struck al
Vaughan and Bynum in North
Central Texas, near Gainesville
in North Texas, near Kingston
Okla; near the Texas border
and at Silver City, 80 miles west
of Tulsa, Okla.
A freak tornado dipped into
Marshall, Tex, far east of the
main turbulence area, unroofed
one home and then lifted. 1t
struck hours after the main
twister line left Texas.
Another tornado cut a path
500 feet wide in Henderson, in
far East Texas southwest of
Marshall, while hurricane
strength winds damaged homes
and businesses in Gladewater,
and near Longview, all in the
Marshall Henderson area. No
one suffered injuries in Hen
derson, but damage was extern
sive.
Still another twister struck
Galveston Bay on the Texas
coast, sinking a cabin cruiser
and damaging mooring sheds.
Alert at Kansas City
The line of tornado weather
rolled hundreds of miles into
Kansas and Missouri. Kansas
City underwent a tornado alert
for is minutes, but no twister
struck there.
Three persons were killed
and 20 injured at Vaughan, a
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Suit for D. c. MEETING
OfCoIonioI Danes Fails

she would suffer by the Biz
mingham meeting. now SEIZED
uled for April 1929. Originally
the convention was to be in
Washington. April 1919. she
said.
John P. Moore, who repre-
sented Mrs. Rule. said that
many members who belong to
other patriotic groups would be
unable to attend meetings OF
those organizations if the Co.
lonial Danes meet in Alabama
Parts of Mrs. Rules suit,
which deal with the power of
the society's preSident-general,
are to be decided later.
Mr.. Moore said he would have
to consult further with his
clients before deciding whether
to appeal today's decision.
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The National Society of Co.
lonial Danes of the XVII Gen.
fury can go ahead and meet
in Birmingham as far as Dis
trict Court Judge John Sirics
is concerned.
Judge Sirica today dismissed
a portion Of a suit brought by
Mrs. Fay Shelley Rule of Chat
tanooga, who sought to block
the Alabama meeting in favor
Of a District convention.
Mrs. Rule said that she rep
resented some 1000 members
who felt that Birmingham was
'inconvenient and that a con-
.vention there would be a viola
ton of the organizations con-
stitution.
But Judge Sirica held that
Mrs.SRule had failed to show