davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$500 DOWN

1877 ACRES, good farm, 2 houses
boat pier. good duckinR. fishing
and Grabbing: S47. 800; terms. IL
acres, white-fenced, f-rm. and
bath home, stable, workshop, lovely
grounds; S12,95O: terms, half
cash. So acres, good RrazinR land.
extending from paved I'd. to creek
on Potomac River; price. $3.50
THE SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
La PLATA, MD. WEST 1880
COLORED, Arundel-on-the- Bay
Rew 3-bedrm. rambler; brick
front. fireplace. oil heat, large
screened porch: corner lot. one
flock from bay. Price, SI5,75O.
OWNER, TW. 2-32g3
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$50

Can be the value of reading the
short advertisement which fol-
lows. As a special incentive to
inspect Long Beach. we offer
everyone who can qualify a full
years membership in the Flag
Harbor Yacht Club II you select
q domestic within the next 10
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WOODED LAKESIDE
WONDERLAND

Wild scenic beauty. Just Minis
away Large pvt. springfield lake
and ripping stream surrounded
BY 100 acres Of beautiful wood
land; peacefully pvt. and refresh
ing. yet close to everything: ex-
cellent fishing, swimming. boat
lng, camping; fascinating st.
Marys County, Nd. between the
rivers and near the bay. perfect
for pvt. woodland domain, club
or lakeside Developments: phe-
nomenally low priced; excel. a.
nancing. DOROTHY X. WIN
STON co. 905 18th st. NV, ST.
3-0550, JU. 5-9S12.
LARGE. LEVEL LOTS, on Mil
Greek Drum Point, Nd. sP. g.
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DIRECTIONS: out Branch
ave. (Rte. 81, Q miles be-
yond Hughesville, follow
signs to GOLDEN BEACH.
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Broker. Warsaw, va.
COTTON PIT, MD.-le5xl25 It.
cor. lot. overlooking Potomac. ST.
$50 or best offer. VII. 6-36i1.
EDGEwATER BEACH, MD. shady
sectionl M. Annapolis easy COM
muting distance TO D. c. and Bal.
timore = Vacant: all-year round
Dashboard heat. contains 4 bed
rms. liv rna., kit. bath; large
slSsssssd,-in porch ;,,; q; SOY Contact
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Rose Haven offers
CHOICE BLDG. LOTS
Available From $685.
Terms If Desired

Write or phone for brochure, Alpine
1-210l. Roseheven, Nd. Post Of
nee Owings, Nd.
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AVON

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THE WORLDS FINEST
ALL-ALUMINUM AIRCRAFT
- RIVETED TRAVEL TRAILER
Take to the woods, mountains or
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electrlcl, birch cabinets, etc
AVION'S .032 Alclad aircraft
riveted construction is feather
light, weather resistant never
needs paint): its low center of
graVity assures a limousine
smooth ride. Many optional self
contained" features give you GO
anywhere, stop-anywhere freedom
without dependence on outside
sources. Models available are 90.
%. 80 or 80. Write for free
literature and price list or why
not drive down and see the
AVlONS on display at our sales
center. Every AVON is guaran-
teed to last a LIFETIME.
Open to 6-Closed Sunday
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GOLDEN nEAcH. faelng upntream
toward ntaedlrl nIldne- 500
dnWn, $50 per mo- Turn left a.
entrance, 30, a-ea61.
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ON cHKaArEAKE nay. Cove Point
Reach. LnabY, Nd -Dealrable sea.
shorg lon i00Nth0, also several
inrnlahsd homes; Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

Strong white cotton with neot
hens. l6hxl62 in. size. Buy
OF ieost O dozen.
Sears Alabama, BlddensbuTo,
Wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Today it takes more than
a well-6lled bathing suit to win
the crown. Here's the inside
story from a man who
helped pick last years queen
By BENNETT CERT
BY BENNETT CERT

I'm SOMETHING less than month = on the
Il evening Of September Il, to be exact =
one Of the most dazzling Of the handful Of
full-blooded queens still reigning in this
topsy-turvy world Of ours win eheerfuIly
rehnquish her throne and resume her life as
an uncommOnly lovely eOmmOner At the
University Of Mississippi. Mary Ann
Mobley is her name, and for the past year
appreciative subjects have hailed her As
Miss America Of 1882"
Mary AIMS abdicatiOn and the browning
Of new queen win be witnessed by live
audience Of $4,000 at Atlantic Gty's Con-
vention Han, and an estimated IS million
more on ielevisiOn, courtesy Of Chs and
Philco. Even swashbuckling Westerns win
find il tough TO compete with al those beau
tiful girls in bathing suitsl
The new Miss America win be the thirty
second in beautifully curved line. The
first was - Continued on next page
Papago Indian news., 1959-10-01


buildings
to lessen their sentences by volunteering for this Labor
dSeat
received letters Tribal
0 n
the month";"
ELECTRIC SERVICE TO
discuss
probably n November,
thes
ANNUAL PRESBYTERIAN CAMP lE1TNG Group
in of
meeting at Sells
and
20
Of
Papago Indian news., 1959-10-01

When more persons Will be home from t
Big Fields to discuss problems and advante
An earlier meeting, set for Sept, 28:
next meeting will probably be held in Move
Albert F. Noriego, part-time Trico en-
Of the new power lines on the re servatio on
going through North Komelik, Anegam, SAINT
will start Of Topawa and serve Vamori, anc
Papago Indian news., 1959-10-01


Thursday
29, in the ri rtr nc
attended, the Natl onal lCedittio or day dinner in Tues
The la e
is a
madeif OIL lomsa utstMding,
of the credc Cnd
scomte
supvis commite eeaudtt the union a
Papago Indian news., 1959-10-01

Speaking in both Pima and English, tt
speaker at the Nth annual Presbyterian ct
More than 1000 persons were present
included $500 pounds Of beef, 500 pounds (
of coffee.
Members Of the Sells congreg alton hay
work whi ch made the meeting a success. II;
children attended the special classes helc
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MeLEAN-Two ACRES

For appt, call Mrs. Ban.
herman, FL, U-3l57. Mrs.
Cox. Ell. 6-32Sl, or Mr..
Stevens, JE, 3-O460, ewes.
and weekends.
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HOUSES foR sALE-YA.
lcoNIINuIpl 1

n. sPRINGFIELD - Open house
crestwood split level; ; kedrms.
ma baths, firepl.. French doors Il
m. sa lsn' sSsu NE 4 III III loan AN
CT. 6-1as7, BY OWNER.
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8 UNITS

Two semidetached. four. family ants,
Part OF manor development:
$500 income; price. SCI 500.
with $4,000 cash each. Call Mr..
Carney. yu. S-3502 or OIL. 8-2344
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
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WE RECOMMEND:

WE RECOMMEND:
HOWARD JOHNSON, packaeee
deal parent co.. with exc. long.
term lease now being concluded on
desirable commercial sight, beina
onered for sale. At only. 81 .S6
per 50. It, For Immediate con-
struction. Near several shoppina
eenters and Columbia Pike. Va.
"a FAMILY BRICK, mod. ant
pldg., tenants pay gas. elec. Low
10 min, from our ofiees.
3--CoRNER GAS STATION SITE,
Annandale. Va, only B5c Der so,
y. Frontage $50 Il. mr.. shirley
hwy. Easy terms.
4-Excellent 6-acre site adjacent
location OF any existina MOTIFS oS
apis In this entire area. Hisf
elevation. overlooking Capitol. low
price. excel. terms, on d, c. bound
SIDE, near Pentagon. easy access.
Highest class motel andIor hotel
anywhere In the country, Is mer-
lted ~ this finest local. DAVID
GILBERT, IN our Commercial De-
partment. win be pleased to have
you consult with him about these
or other attractive transactions
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
46l0 Lee hwy. mr.. Glebe I'd. Ari.,va
IA. 4-l3OO
Ewes. a Suns. IA. 2-7s2g
4 UNITS Sc. Modern semidet
bldg. nr. new Sears Roebuck: 4
new stoves and 4 new refers, lust
installed; fully occupied, IN excel,
cond; Rents $72 so per mo. Price.
S:olYig. /. os Mos sNi wy 4 o. or La
~ 2-BEDRM. APIS. excellent all.
white netghborhood; tenants pay
own utilities; separate Res furnace
in each apartment. garbage dis
posals In kitchen; built In 1852
nrst-claSs condition. minimum up
Keep and attention. Priced under
100000. Shows good return
Substantial cash required. Cal
Nj. Franzlau, EN-. 2-6SOS, with
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.. KE
1907 7 ST. N.W.-Vacant. AT.
ranged Tor y families, separate en-
trance, LIST trust $4,000 ct 61ass
Needs redeeorating and some re.
Rane- n. lDieuQlQ investment Op-
portunlty for only $3.50, AGA.
Ga REALTY. Hu. 3-46l4.
2.uNIT Diet. brick apt. bldg. indi-
vfdual gas h.-wh. A lovely hldg,
Tor home and income. Mr.. CHS
holm. WOODBRIDGE READY, WA.
1-07s2. NO. 7-12O3.
2-FAMILY DUPLEX; corner brici
bldg, elose-in me-; ind. gas h.-W
a.; income 1850 yearly: only
$4,000. RA. 0-34I3. ST. 3-4555
3Ol MISUNDERSTANDING de-
sirable tract suitable business Of
various types. shopping center Of
SUBDIVISION, LEONARD SNYDER,
Wash. .. 1911 Ia Plata. Nd.
So Cash. plus l0st amortization
returned you annually for $4,000
cash Investment on brand new In.
come property. OIL. 6-0e47.
3-sToRY BLDG, fully rented, iii
llth 81. NV. Call Mr.. KITeOU.
LIS. IA. a-92l:.
$50 KENNEDY ST. NV. - bet
frame on lot 25x147: irst com,
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INDUSTRIAL Proc. ter REM

TO LEASE - Industrial city area,
Ideal for warehouse or small
manufacturing plant, machine
shop, ETC.; building 34x45 with
double overhead door, hydraulic
lift, 800 amps. elec. service: plenty
OF parking space; CAL Nj; Cor
ERTiEs. AP. 7-fS42.
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SWIMMING POOL
SPACIOUS HOUSE
10 ACRES

Charming Federal type
home with 4 bedrms. Barn
and 9 oufbldgs. One suit
able guest house. Small
apple orchard. S41,50O.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BLADENsBURG-I-2 heavy indus-.
trial l blk OF U. s. l with rail-
services: viii build warehouses or
other industrial bldgs. in units OF
10000 so. II. or more, A NJ.
ROTH CO. RE 7.7330.
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RFAL BuYl

EXCELLENT location. s1o7 Holly st.,
liv. rm. and sep. din, rm.. scr
porch. garage, compl. kitchen;
cow. schools. shops, transp.: 5
Minis Pentason. Open Sat. and
ROBERT r. JONES, Broker
TE. 6.44BO
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WANTED
INVESTMENT PRoP. SAFE

AL SMALL INVESTMENT, Aunt
colored bldg, shows excellent re.
turn. good appearances and cond :.
licensed, approved, well financed
and wen located, low cash pay.
ment. he. 4-6Sg1
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BuY
lcnAlIlAllllnA
CASH FoB HousEs
DoRFMAN a co. co. $4,000
lcoNTINUepi

b. C'-PRiNCE GEO. CO.. ND
Wny waste Tuner You can nave ALL
CASH rOnAf for your property
sSs. 81. 81 s sSs% Az o. small nishs
DON'T SELL"
Until sn. you s! g. our eII.sash. sIl,nsi
more--why take less9 ID. q, and
h fEh. P HS sss..lifs:b7. CAN Mr. SIND
EDWIN 7. ELLIS, HkALToR-I
have several buyers Tor homes IN
Chevy. Chase. D, G. I am long
s msal sas RE- Sa gl..SSEi4o. iOiO YER
HOUSES AND INvEsTMENfs-ouT
40. Yrs. sales experience IN ID. Ct,
Nd, and Va. will bring you quick
profitable results, Ewes, EM, o
sDios J. T. oRAvA1TE. Fsaitor,
MODERN CLEAN 3 or ! bedroom
house In &c. or Prince Geo CO
loo Have substantial cash MRS
cox 10 g-sla9 or ST 3-7a8s
OuT-0F-TOwN executive desires
detached brick In. D. @. or nearby
Nd. VIII pay all cash, Poss, In
90 days. BOX 06-K. Star.
PAY ALL CAeH FOR Sc and
nearby Prince GEORGES County.
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY co,
Realtors, 2412 Mimi. ave. &C.. LII.
a-l1ll.
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WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.

FOR RENT Warehouse and show
room in Nd. lust on New Hamp.
y SSo So Olf H. 0 Is. ft oo the 1stri &C.
It drive-in bsmt. with Soft. alley.
All or part. will build to suit ten.
ants. Call JU. 5-5l5l. Mr.. Gold.
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GRACE A. KEMPTON

Realtor Mclean, Va.
TODAY's sPECIAL,--NeW 3-bedrm
brick rambler in fine N. Arl. 10.
cation. ] blk. 70 express transp
LARGE liv. rm. with iirepi.. sep
din. rm.. spacious bedrms., III
baths. charming modern kit. with
table space: fun bsmt.. lovely
lot with large oak trees; priced
right at S22,g50. Cali THE
S DassT om So cO. Rssl'S :s1I . "a B.
vIENNA-2.year-old rambler; OF.
fers approx. 1,2O0-sq.-ft Twins
space. plus full basement witt
roughed-in room: on l00x1Oh
fenced lot; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
equipped kitchen with eatina
space interior condition like new
Assume $4,000, 4laek OF loan
Directions: z miles south from
Tysons Corner, on Rte, 123, turn
left on Berry street. follow Open
sian to 5l4 Orrin 81. Du. 5-6245.
VIENNA, OAKTON ARsA--3 bed
rms, sep. din, rni.. mahog. pan
eled kit. full bsmt., beautiful acre
lot: qI appraised. Sfi1700. Call
DU. 5-6450.
vIENNA-Neat 2-bedrm., bath. ex-
pand. attic, porehes: l a.: mr..
school; $500: 9 adjoin. acres.
JU, b-l99l.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

CHOICE NV. LOCATION ct Kansas
ave. and Chillum pl. Purchase your
."built -to-order" warehouse and Of
fee: excel. sites avail. from 5000
to $4,000 50. II. Architectural
services avail. OUTSTANDING finance
ing. Call Mr.. weiss. Ju. 5-7563.
WEISS a. STOLAR, NC TX.
3-5340. >
ROCKVILLE PIKE-You are tn.-
vited to inspect our community OF
OUTSTANDING light industEial l,n Duiia.
build and lease you eli size and
shape: reas. rentals; de luxe faeili-
ties: full broker cooperation.
DERMOT NEE, HA. 7-7000.
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lcoNrikUfpl

Dsc ,,,Ss ,s5M ST. ,, SySA!
come from s'S upper fiocT, p'S ovn aei
can M holland, II o. saiiTiTHisi
CO. sii 18th ~ n.ws ST. B.
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NEW BLDG.

SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-6a7O Cen
trail ave. Suitable store, ware
house. auto sales. etc. l-story
bldg, 5000 II. floor space. plenty
of parking, $500 mo. r. r. RUp.
pEEST QT a-RAaA
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A Bedrms. Baths
u ACRE

Away from the usual SUBJ
i s!Sl'i si;s sS9.; ,- !: pr iSas
maculate condition. The
R RSIs i'I HitS Al E SIi..in
disposal natural cabinets
and eating space, FlOor-to-
ceiling picture window In
the living room offers
beautiful view Of an apple
orchard. Carport and etOr-
age space are included IN
the price Of $4,000.
One block. 10 elementary
school and new Vienna Hieh
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RFHi

AUTOMOTIvE DEALER desires To-
cation downtown or Virginia area
must have inside parking mini
mum cars. MRS. MURRAY.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

to become a volunteer m a y
come up any End, 3rd, or 4th
Tuesday evening of each month.
Firemen will be outfitted with.
fire hat, coat and boots.
The fire department will hold
a bake sale and sell Maple prod
uctS on Sat. and Sunday April
A and 5 during the Maple Festi-
val at the fire station. Donations
of baked goods for either day
will be greatly appreciated.
Mary Ann and Daniel Walsh
announce the birth of a baby
boy born on Friday, March 9Th,
at st, AIMS hospital in Cleve-
land.
The League of Women Voters
all member meeting will be held
on Tuesday, March II at West
Geauga High School at 8 p.m6
A panel of league members will
discuss Foreign Policy, mod
orator will be Upshur Evans. A
coffee hour will follow.
The tree planting program to
beautify Munson, which b 6 a n
last spring will be continued this
year, according to Walter Hirst,
chairman of this committee. 174
Towering crab trees were plan
ted in various locations In the
township last spring. go W e r e
planted on Auburn Road between
Wilson Mills Road and Mayfield
Rd., A were planted in areas
or Mayfield and 80 on Wilson
Mills Road and others were scat
tered throughout the township.
Trees are being again offered
on a first come, first serve basis
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cUunson
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
Phone AV 6-123S

MUNSON - The annual meet
ing of the Munson Volunteer
Fire department was held o n
Wednesday, March 4. Officers
elected for the following nine
months are Chief, william Arm
strong; Assistant Chief j a m S
Duncan; and Captains, Ed. Kra-
izel and Herb FoWles. T h S
term of office will be nine mon
this instead of a year since the
fiscal year will end December
31st instead OF Feb. This coin
cides with the fiscal year of the
Township Trustees. Elected to a
five year term as Trustee was
Meridith Shaffer.
AT the present time, there is
no waiting list for either day or
night firemen. Anyone desiring
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

Linda Golf, whose father i S
manager of the Chardon Savings
Bank Co.'s plaza branch, is fol-
lowing in the family profession
down the arcade at Security Fe-
deral Savings and Loan Associ-
alton, where she has been en-
ployed since last June as a tel
Ter.
Although Miss Goff has done
plenty of moving in her lifetime
(she counts four homes) none of
the moves have ever been out
side of Chardon Village so she
claims as her life long home
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

Floribunda Malus specie.
This non profit Mems group
pays an equal amount and be-
lieves this is the best way to
enhance the beauty of Munson.
Geauga Hills Garden Club be-
came SO interested in this COM
munity project they offered full
support to make the project
more effective. Their assistance
was appreciated and helped o
make a much better showing
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

to all Munson residents interes-
ted in this Identification plan.
Birch Matthews, member of the
committee explains the cost is
equally divided between h e
Mems Club and the property
owners. Only o ne requirement
in obtaining these trees, that
they must be planted so they
are readily seen from the road.
Residents are charged $2.75 for
a 5 to 6 It. tree, known as the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

ter Hirst at Av. 5-sl2s, Birch
Matthews, Park 9-7784 or Mrs.
III HI. Moore, president of the
Geauga Hills Garden Club a t
AV. 5-5581.
The next meeting Of the Mum
son Mems Club will be held on
Thursday, March 10, at 8:15 p.
m. at Bass Lake School. Prog
ram for the evening will be the
showing of a Cleveland Browns
Football movie.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

than was expected.
They have again repeated the
offer to assure Munson an equal
number Of trees viii be planted
in 1859.
Outstanding spring color and
the hardness of this Towering
crab is the reason it was selec-
ted.
Any Munson resident who may
desire to purchase trees this
spring are to contact either Wal
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12

the town in which she was born.
She was graduated from Cha
rdon High School last spring,
where she was active in th e
Girls Athletic Association, T r i
Hi Y and participated in the
senior class play.
Miss Golf lives with her fam
lily at 1870 Court st. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. I.
Golf, and has a brother, Don,
Is, and a sister, Elaine, Is, both
students in Chardon Schools.
She attends the Pilgrim Chris
tian Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Explosion on Sun
Causes Trouble in
Earth Atmosphere

SACRAMENTO PEAK OBJ
SERVATORY, N. Mex, May IS
(AP) An explosion on the sun,
described as one of the strong
est radio flares ever recorded,
kicked up a magnetic storm in
the earth's atmosphere Sunday.
No it is dying out. Astro-
nomers say they expect the last
of it tomorrow, along with the
last of accompanying radio
trouble.
Harry Ramsey, chief observer
at this mountain top observa-
tory in South Central New
Mexico, said, "The solar flare
was about 100000 miles in
length and $4,000 miles wide"
He said the sun spot grew
to 10 to 20 times the brightness
of the rest of the sun and lasted
from 2 pm. (MST) through
sunset.
DR.. Jack Evans. observatory
director, said:
This is the kind of flare we
see-oh, about three or four of
during the maximum of a sun
spot cycle. which is IL years.
Anything over an hour is quite
surprisingly long.
What we see is this very
bright patch on the surface of
the sun. 1t flares up-usually
takes a matter Of 10 minutes for
the thing to reach maximum
brightness. Then it fades
away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Road Lack Hampers
Sale of Davies Estote

Ianthropy. me Joe Davies
Scholarship Fund. and the re-
mainder OF the 20-acre estate
70 three daughters. q son-in-law
and grandson.
Strangely enough. the smaller
parcel, containing the mansion
and most Of the other houses. Is
completely surrounded by the
larger portion. The only two
roads leading 70 the smaller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Group Protests
Martins Award
From Portugal

The acceptance of an award
from the government of Portu-
gal by Representative Martin,
Republican Of Massachusetts,,
was protested today by a
spokesman for Protestants and
Other Americans United for
Separation of Church and
State.
DR.. c. Stanley Lowell, as
sociate director of the organiza-
ton, questioned the property
of Representative Martin ac-
cepting ambassador pins and
insignia of a Grand Offcer in
the Ancient and Noble Mill
tary Order Of Christ recently at
the Portuguese Embassy.
while there has been q
steady pattern Of moral viola
tons of Article /, Section 9 of
the United States Constitution
in recent years, the award re-
ceived by Representative Mar
tin is particularly questionable
since it is a politico-religious
award presented by a totalitar-
ian regime strongly united with
an official church." DR.. Lowell
declared.
1.-THE order known as Militia
of Our Lord Jesus Christ was
actually confirmed by Pope
John XXI in the year 1919 and
it has been additionally award
ed for deeds related to the de-
Tense and welfare Of the Holy
See,'" he said.
"Such a combined church,
state award makes its reception
by a public servant of a demo-
cratic nation which has consti-
tutional provisions regarding
the separation of church and
state doubly regrettable."
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A delay IN the conversion OF
the ID. c. Transit systems
Mount Pleasant streetcar line
70 a bus operation was asked
last night by the Kalorama
Citizens Association.
The group asked the District
Commissioners 10 delay the
conversion pending a public
hearing 10 determine the views
OF the citizens who use the
route. Under the terms Of its
franchise. the system must con-
vert 10 an all-bus operation by
1853.
The proposal came amid
charges the Commissioners are
being swayed by automobile In
terests. SAT-
Retired Navy comdr. Edward
8. Moale. an engineer.formerly
with the New York City sub
way system. said the bus pro-
posal was the result OF a ''brain-
washing program by automobile
manufacturers"
Grover M. Koockoeey. the
groups outgoing president and
chairman Of the Save the
Streetcars Committee. said "al-
most all OF the three Commits
sioners must have been BRAIN
washed"
He then noted that Commits
sioners Mclaughlin and Kari
rick are members Of the
Kalorama Association.
Comdr. Moale made his re-
marks while speaking in favor
Of conversion Of the streetcars
to a subway system. He con-
tended that building such a
system in washington's allu-
vial soil would be much cheaper
that construction Of super
duper" freeways.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
F. Elwood Davis. jr., president;
Mr.. Koockogey. first vice presi-
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section traverse the surround
ing property.
The scholarship foundation
was instructed 10 sell the 2.3
acres as soon Is possible. the
net proceeds 10 be divided be-
tween the fund and the Ma
tlonal Cathedral.
Under the law. owners Of the
surrounded property have a
right OF way necessity" which
means they would be legally
entitled 70 some method Of IN
eress and egress. The problem
then. Is how they would achieve
this.
II Is possible that the three
trustees Of the larger section