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35 ACREs-OnIy s25. 500. Good
lrontageS on 2 ros. Onlv IA Minis,
from Bethesda on R-24O, OIL p
0lI1. MARKET REALTY.
SO ACRES, Difacult Run Valley.
near Oakton. Ready for subdiVi-
sion or will afford the finest coun-
tTy liVing-c!oSe in. Gentle rolling
land, some in timber, improved
with modern house, lake and ham
SlUu, 900. Assume $4,000 LIST
trust. Owner viii hold 2d.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS-Five "a
acre finished building lots in Oak
Valley Estates, an established
community Of fine homes near
Vienna, Va; $500 cash. Sls,5OO
for all 3. Subordinstion possible.
BUILDERS, INVESTORS-172 acres
near ". Springfield golf course.
In the path Of progress. ready for
subdivision. Rolling, heavily wood
ed. Al $1,000 per acre, with at
tractive terms.
NEAR MONEYS CORNER-In the
shadow Of Chantilly Airport. in
one OF the fastest t-gToWing outlying
areas; ~ prime acres Of cleared
land. Fenced and cross fenced.
$50, 900, good terms. Assume SAL
600 lst trust. OWNER will hold
md with 100000 down.
Call Mr.. BENJAMIN. Commercial Dept.
GOTHAM REALTY, INC.
JE. 2-3708
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los ACRES

Attractive restored country
home, with l5x24 living
room-dining room, paneled
in knotty pine. Modern kitch-
en- with electric range and
refrigerator: storage room, .
bedrooms with bath: cir
culating oil heat; screened
porch: located u mile B&O
station. on hard road; ideal
ly located, situated for COM
muting. Within one hour
downtown Washineton. An
outstanding value at
$1,000 (terms).
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FREDERICK w. BERENS

Commercial Dept.
l122 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
SPRNG-ST2O Flower Ave
Ottlce bullding, conditioned
reasonable. rental. Call JU. $1,000;
EN- 2-b44O
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FRED E voGEs & CO.
FREDERICK COUSTy

fhEDERlCk COUNTY
40 a. pTe-reyolutiOnary. - rms
hTeplaceS., bTk- man. omen
StairWell to huge liv. rm., music
I'M, din. Tm., lge. kit, loft
frepl., master bedrm.. 4 other
bedrmS., closets. buffet, orig
hardware, random flooring. nan
cling, futing, wood carving: idea
ior, restoration. Stone barn, misc
bldgs.; stream, mi. hard I'd. front
% mi, D. c. $4,000, terms
$4,000.
q a, newly painted 6-rm. house
8 bedrmS, bath. mod. kit, ful
bsmt., attic. 4OX60 barn, silo. IC
a: alfalfa, 80 a. barley. IA a
BLUEGRASS, y mi. hard I'd front
10 mi. north Frederick; $4,000,
terms, $4,000.
WILFRED NJ. WATKINS
Emmitsburg, Nd. 3Ol-HI, 7-9l27
Representing Charles H. Jamisor
WI. 6-N-23 3Ol-DI. 9-32Bl
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
371 ACRES

Dairy farm; 6O-cow Wash
inston type barn. Main
mouse, s rms, 3 tenant
houses, 4 barns, all other
necessary buildings. Plenty Of
water. Taxes S945. Located
in Clarksburg Comus area,
vicinity interchange road
$40, 80 miles D. c. Price
10000, Il cash.
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KAY BOWLING
LAND AND FARMS

DONN A11NN
, a MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING
ny ~, n. FREDERICK Ave. Gaithersburp
WI; S-9250 301-WA. 6-2506
LAND AND FARMS
FAMILY FARM ESTATE of 60
acres acres. S-room; ll2-bath home;
Sbsnga eS shq xI1 daSe. lake. Close to inter-
WEEK END FARM, 159 acres land
rented for $1,000 per year House
with bath, deep freeze, stove, re-.
irlserator and furniture, available
LOT your own use. Real value at
10 ACRES fronting on old Rte
24o at $500 per acre.
~ ACRES STREAM, $500.
Mhim SAao HIGHWAY, 116 acres at
8, ACRES. Montgomery estate in
beautiful setting. illness makes
thls an attractive buy. $40 g50
MONOCACY RIVER, farm value
80 acres with 2 sets of buildings
$40, 900. Easy terms.
COUNTRY CLUB NATURAL. Mont
gomery. go acres of beautiful
iand' Just of interchange, SI,25O
900 ACRES PLUS, central Mont
eeomery ey investment opportunity.
SCENIC {3l5 Farm, ,115 acres overlook
miles; close in; near interchsS@ae @
Road frontage on sides, S45,-
600, terms. ~'''-
ROMER & CO., Realtors
430 n. Frederick, Gaithersburp
WI. S-9O9? or WAverly 6-2233
evenings. Mr.. Manuel. WA. 6-i36O
LIVESTOCK FARM = $40 acres.
small river throughout: S-room
orleS mouse, baths. Dashboard heat:
I good land, magnificent setting,
lbs, acres. good land, small river;
5-bedroom house, . tile baths,
central heat; excellent buildings;
s9Sl s3suTed 6ed for $4,000; sacrifice,
4lO acres, long frontage on Rapi-
dan River. 7-room house, good
hunting and fishing: S24.5OO.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
CULPEPER, VIRGINIA
MANASSAS: IS acres; Groom
house, water. stream: pasture:
only $4,000. FAIRFAX REAL
TY, CIR. 3-24O7.
MITCHELLS, VA. Col. lO-rm.
house, acres; 4 hrepls.; worth
$500. will sell for 81 500 today.
Culpepper, VA. 5-7240.
Mr.. ROCKVILLE-25 acres, Is
cleared and IL woods with stream
and pond; has old 7-rm. dwelling
good investment at S27,500.
DAMASCUS AREA, Frederick Co.
10 acres wfstream; has Arm
dwelling partially finished: S6,-
$50; terms.
LIBERTY TOWN, Frederick Co.
81 acres, lge. stream, stock farm,
has 9-rm. old dwelling, > barns
GOOD investment at S14,95O:
$4,000 down. Several other farms,
homes and acreage. Phone KEN
McGREW, Real Estate, PO. .
9633 or WA. 6-1050 or, ewes.
WA. 6-2S29.
PRACTICAL beef farm, 315 acres; /;
paved road; good buildings; big
streams: fine crops; $4,000.
VILLAGE home; s rooms; heat; Is
acres: $4,000.
100 ACRES; $4,000. Easy terms.
FOUR acres: ATTRACTIVE home;
Sll.500.
PEACH orchard. 40 acres. BAR
GAIN; Sl4.500.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Culpeper, Va Phones VA. 5-S502,
of5ce; VA. b-S1S2. residence.
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WooDF1ELD-45 acres with 1000
II. front on surfaced road; Older
nome with 8 inns. and bath; good
outplugS., orchard, some trees:
ideal for subdivision. S44 -50
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90 LOTS
PRIME LOCATION

Sewer, water, gas and electricity.
Zoned for semidet. homes. $3.50
ca.
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NEAR MONEYS coRNER-In the
JE. 2-3708
.07 ACRES

IL miles from D. c. line of 301
highway. P G. Co. S6T5 per
acre with y down. FOR appoint
ment call Cypress 1864.
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FARMS
WEST VA.-194 ACRES

WEST VA.-194 ACRES
tric., barn and outbuildings all
good; 500 apple trees, 300 peach
loaded with fruit, sprayed and in
good condition; 20 acres framable.
Nice stream, ponds. good view
same owner for 40 years. Price,
Sl1r500: S4.5OO down.
ORCHARD $40 ACRES
1000 apple trees, 1000 peaches:
all loaded with fruit: orchard in
excellent condition: = houses, z
trucks, D-4 bulldozer; $4,000 to
Sl0,OOO worth OF equipment. 2e0
acres in good timber. produced
$4,000 bushels last year. Price,
sSs. 900. Down, $500.
MD.-355 ACRES
Dairy now, make a good cattle
Iarm. all tillable, practically level.
rleh soil on both sides Of Rte. 40
vest; large modern stone house,
built in 1852; IL lge. rms. mod
ern I-rm. tenant house; lge. dairy
barn equipped; 80 steer barns,
outbuildings; good cond.: under
iayed IN coal and gas, handles 100
head Of dairy cattle; will sell ma
chinery and stock separate; selling
on account Of health; $4,000
down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-SlI2 Ewes. IA 6-5o4s
Sat. and sun, 3Ol-EX. $500
80 ACRES, on Timber Ridge, H-mi
frontage on State road; secluded
springfield lake, scenic view. abun-
uant deer and turkey. For sale
by OWNER, $3.50. $3.50 down,
easy terms. Call Winchester, MO
5l5 ACRES-Nr. Culpeper, in .
farms, operated as one, with over
24O Angus, all ages; with equip
ment. All pastures well watered
wiz sell all or part. KE. 6-7O66.
liz ACRES-Modern 5-bdrm home
good road frontage, strong stream.
fertile land; "a miles Of Wash /.
S3I,OOO. $4,000 down. F. A
HOLMES, Broker. Manassas, va.
Empire S-5l3l.
I2O ACRES-6-rm. house. barn
ana outhouseS Fenced. Is nd.
peel calves. Nr. Front ROYAL, va.
Priced slS,5OO. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO, INC, IA.
Is2-ACRE STOCK FARM. 9-room
house, all improvements. good
outbulldingS. Write s. PORDON
EDIo RIDGE FARM, Gainesboro,
va.
2l0-ACRE RIVER DAIRY FARM.
ig2 A. grazing and cultivation
iulIy modern, dairy set up with
pipeline tank; milking parlor. go
Soy pyIcs cagseity; gse EGo Modern dwelling
THE R. CARLTON BROOKS
AGENCY, ORANGE, VA.
PHONE 1858 or TIE. 2-23S3
l5O-ACRE stock farm, soil bank
income 100000.
13-acre farm estate, pond, barn,
old stone house. ten hSe Of: SOS 600
o2-acre country retreat, farm, pond,
10 acre woods, stream, barn. mod
ernlzed old farmhouse; S22 500,
8, acres modern 6-rm. brick hSe.,
built-in gar; S23,5OO
4 acres, 6-rm. frame hse., bath,
elect, gar: $4,000.
3 acres, modern 7-rm. brick hSe
2-car gar; $4,000.
TELEPHONE MOUNT AIRY 23I
JOHN ]. PRICE, Realtor, Mt. Airy
10 An open, stream, 7-rm.
dwl facing paved road. elec., etc,
Close to shopping center; Sl3,50O,
IS A'-Grass: 6-rm. dwl. elec and
water; barn, silo, stream. $4,000,
120 A.-Mostly grass. facing paved
Td, od6o rm., bath, basement;
S2l'OOO' terms.
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SUMMERS REALTY
FAUQUIER CO., VA.
TWO OUTSTANDING
COINTRX pI AGEC


TWO OUTSTANDING
COUNTRY PLACES
l HE PLAINS AREA-264- -acrp
comolnation horse and beef cattle
IaTm; improved by an attractive
6-oedrm., 3la-bath residence To-
Gated on secluded, well-land-
Scaped commanding site; farm
pond, 4-boX-stall stable, ambIe
oarnS and shed in a neighborhood
OF laTge larms, convenient to pro-
p9se6 interstate Hwy. sc. Price,
THE WARRENToN AREA-123-
acre grassland farm with new
ly modernized residence, concrete
slio, and pole and frame barn, eS-
cellent water supply, several pond
sites and beautiful views add To
the desirability Of this investment
reSldenttal property. S47,5O0.
FARMS & ACREAGE. INC
DE. 2-55O3
FOR RENT until Feb. 1861 -
Approx. $50 acres grazing land.
fenced, water; reas. rental. Route
% near Route Is. Prince William
county, Va. Reply Box 240-D,
FRONT ROYAL AREA-i5O acres
adj. Natl Forest lake, custom, TO-
II rambler with all extras in
cludlng fireplaceS: S32, 800.
CRICKENBERGER REALTY, Mt
JACKSON Granite T-3393.
IiAMILTON-6 mres. 10 acres
prime land, all cleared, > streams.
good S-room house. water and
cleo. mountain view, bank barn,
garage, a real buy. Sl3s5OO, G, B,
MMOLEORD, Broker. CT. 5-21s1,
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FREDERICK COUNTY

RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36O(
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(coHTlNUEpl

BELFsVILLE-l0 acres. front on
paved Td.. and public water line
$1,000 per acre ATTCHESON
REAL ESTATE. WE. $500.
LAND for groyth
Long frontage on new 2f0 and on
355. Lee. tract nr. Gaithersburg.
OIL. 2-Ol77. MARKET REALTY.
BELTsVILLE, 81 acres in a cheer
ful residential area. M. swimming
pool. churches and small mark
Convenient 10 Baltimore Wash
ington PARKWAY and Kenilworth
ave. REALTY SERVICE. INC, Mr.
Rosen, He. 4-l934.
BUILDERS, ATTN.-25 G4-screl
wooded lots, near Laurel, Nd. /:
sewer, water and gas avail: only
D min. to NSA and Fl. Meade.
reaS will subordinate. NJ. LEO
SIORCH, SP $4,000.
BUILDERS
DO YOU NEED LOTs77
start 70 work Monday; curb, gutter,
paved street. city water. storm
drainage, etc Minimum lO.0nO-sa. :
II. lots. ] mile from Andrews Air
Force Base, Minis to regional
shopping center. Close 10 new
Catholic church: easy builders
terms. subordination. Call Mr..
Hirshman ewes OV. 3-24IO.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Commercial Department
II22 Eve ST. NV. Ma. $4,000
BUILDING LOTS on Ridge dr. east
Columbia PIX, reasonable. ROYS-
ION, NO. 7-5O59.
SIIES-Wooded. u acre
paved StS.: 10 min D. C.. Sc. area
via Indian Head hwy: S2.5OO
RUSS WILLIAMS, CHI S-Sls3
after 3, Sunday all day.
BURTONSVILLE = 34-acre clear
land w/city water: approx. 90
acre land, Layhill I'd. and Boni-
iant I'd. w/spring water, betW,
indian Spring Club and Argyle
CUB: other tracts avail. CLAUDE
SHlFLEI, Broker, RA. 10000,
BY OWNER-3OO beautifUl-Fooded
acres IN Va. fronting the Rap
pahannock River. Plenty of wild
game and fish. ideal for hunting
tiodge' camp, etc. Only Ia hrs.
from downtown Washington. Low
price Of $3.50 acre; terms. Sun.
after 4 pm. FL. 4-7l9O, week
DAYS ia 9-l25O
CALL GENE CASTLEBERRY for
gTound in MONTGOMERY CO, lots,
acreage, farms. OIL. 4-1432.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS-2 bldg lots
on paved street. Priced $1,000
Gal Mrs. Johnson. HE. 4-l7OO
HUGH 7. PECK. Reaitor.
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA = IncOm-
parable riverfront lots. less than
mi. from D. c. line; $4,000. CH
S-I743.
CHANTILLY, VA.-67 a on hist
Bull Run: lovely mtn. view: 6 mi.
TO new airport, 32 mi. to d c /:
soil bank income. excel. invest, /;
S525 a. OIL. 2-S227.
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KAY ROWIIMC

UPPER MONTGOMERY CO.
lO4 acres of beaut. rolling land W.
diminished brick home Of s rms
and, bath: about 25 acres wood
iand. Tomorrow'S land at yester-
days prices: S42, 600.
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ARLINGTON
ATTENTION LAWYERS
412 5th ST. NV.

Several desirable single Offices
available in air-conditioned ele-
vator bldg, facing District Court
House. Reasonable. Superintend-
ent located at 4l6 9TH ST. NV
or call FE. 7-3300 Ext. 235.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE; sEcRETARIAL
/ SERVICE; SIS mo TU. 2-2232.
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EDWARD o. BOLLINGER

CALVERT COUNTY-gO acres with
lu.b-acre tobacco allotment; 3
modern homes, sS-fenced. ideal
for cattle. water in every field;
S6S,000. MCDOWELL, UN. 4-56OO.
CALVERT COUNTY. MD.
3 ACRES-Large new rambler, full
basement, hot-water heat, etc,
XII, y baths. Exceptional view
over the Patuxent River and val
ley, near new Holland Point
Benedict Bridge; $4,000. Terms
20 ACRES-9-room farm home,
tenant house, bank barn for stock,
s tobacco barns, lS-acre allot-
ment, valuable gravel deposit and
timber: $4,000. Terms.
3 ACRES-6-room house with elec..
secluded, ideal for small orchard,
hunting. PatuXent River nearby
$4,000; 81 900 cash.
FARM HOME - Completely reno
waited; new baths, new modern
elec. kit. bedrmS., fun bsmt,
fun din. rm.. liv, rm. with firepi.,
D clear acres, fertile land, out
standing view overlooking Pa
tuXent River; $1,000 for quick
sale; Building and loan financing
A WIDE variety Of other farms, beth
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
Have You Heard the
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NEAR DAMASCUS
l2-acre lots, some with trees; S2,25C
UP.
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BETHESDA-Suite available for
MD Sharing basis or separate.
Prominent medical building. Ample
parking facilities, busy growing
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BARR BLDG.
910 Nth ST. NV.

Incorporated
p12 nth st. NV. RE. 7-1566
BETHESDA = Air-conditioned suite
with . Offices and bath, ground r.
avail. June Is for 4 mos. or
longer. Sl40 per mo Call Mr..
Peoples. SLIGO REALTY, REAL
TnRG III S-SRNn
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DAIRY FARM - 177 acres, conn.,
-plete business may be taken over
oy, purchaser, includes farm ma
cnlnery, registered Gernsey herd
Iull complement Of farm buildings,
frame 2-story main dwelling
with 4 bedrms. Anne Arundel
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TOBACCO FARM, 40 acres
mostly clear, and pond site; ten
ant house, . barns and other
bldgs.; good building site for
main dwelling Anne Arundel Co,
~ miles DC; $4,000
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CHARLES Y. JAMISON

-, FOULEoVILLEl MD.
WI S-9223 or 30l-DI. 9-3262
HOME situated on ~
acres near Gainesville. Va.-LotS
OF charm is to be found in this
%-Story home that has 5 bedrms.,
nv, nm, din. rm.. den. kit. and
path; long frontage on large
stream; Outstanding buy at 500
900. To inspect call NORMAN
REALTY, lis Z. Center St,
Manassas, Va. Phone Empire s.
2lS6. CLOSED SUNDAY.
COUNTRY SETTING-New 4-bed-
rm. brk. rambler; liv. rm., din
rm' KIT, , baths, > fireplaces:
fuH bsmt, 3-car garage, ia
acre lot. DAVIDSONVILLE, near
pressway.
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COUNTRY SETTING - Colonial
frame; 2-Story home on 2-acre lot
mature shade trees; 8 rms, ~
baths; $4,000. -
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HUGH L. MAHONEY.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
ANNANDALF, VA. CL $4,000
Open Sun. Mon. 10 AMI PM
~ ACRES rolling to level lots. on
black top road, perfect for gar
den and space for the kiddies TO
play without the danger Of high
speed trafic. Priced low $1,000.
Terms to responsible party.
8 lots 5OxlO0. all utils.
hard surface street. Priced low al
50, 2,O0O per lot J-VL.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN. 4-1515 UN. Ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-09
NegroStudents
Extend Protest

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb.
(AP About $50 Negro COL
lege students crowded into the
lunch counter seats at -four
variety stores here today in
silent and peaceful protest
against segregated service.
1t was the fourth North
Carolina city where such
demonstrations have taken
place and followed the pattern
set yesterday at Durham and
Winston-Salem and Saturday
at Greensboro.
The cities. among the most
liberal in North Carolina in
the field of race relations, have
no ordinances which bar the
demonstrations as such.
The students here said they
had no leader and declared
there was no organization
backing their demonstrations
here and in the other North
Carolina cities. nor was there
a liaison with the other cities.
The demonstrators appeared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-09
Capitol Hill
Restorers Plan
Three Awards

The Capitol Hill Restoration
Society last night announced
1t will give three community
Improvement awards.
Bronze plaques will be
awarded for the best improve
ment Of a private residence
and for the most improved
commercial establishment. The
improvements must be made
between June /, 1859 and May
81, 1860. They will be judged
on interior and exterior design,
originality, workmanship and
Inability.
A distinguished citizen award
will also be given. The winners
will be announced in June.
The group backed the South
east Citizens Associations OPP
position to the planned Elev-
enth street freeway. They felt
this route would destroy too
many houses and historic land
marks. There was some feel
ing that a route along the
river would be more advisable.
A pictorial documentary on
Washington's old Southwest,
entitled THE Bulldozer and
the Rose" was presented to
the society. It consisted of
color slides of photographs and
paintings depicting the transit
ton of Southwest Washington
from the 1790s to the present.
Photography and painting was
done by Garnet w. Jex and
commentary was by Dana E.
Oolen of the United States
Public Health Service.
The meeting was conducted
by Edward G. Gruis, the asso-
cations president, at the Cap
itol Hill Presbyterian Church,
Fourth street and 1ndepend-
ence avenue Sc.
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at the white lunch counters
of the F. w. Woolworth Co.
S. H. Kress & Co., Mcclellan
Stores Co., and the w. T. Grant
Co.
Woolworth, Kress and Nc.
Lellan closed their lunch coun-
tiers and Woolworth later
closed the store. The Grant
store kept its luncheon counter
stated, but served only two
white patrons. ignoring the
Negro students.
The Mcclellan stores lunch
counter for Negroes continued
to do a booming business.
The Negro demonstrators,
students at Johnson c. Smith
University in Charlotte, ap-
peared to be taking their di-
rections from. and reporting to
Joseph Charles Jones, a di-
vinity student who recently
testified before the House Com
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mittee on Un-American Ac.
tivities.
Mr.. Jones, an articulate
young man who defended the
United States against propa-
ganda attacks at the Commu-
niSt-sponsored World Youth
Festival last summer, denied he
was either leader or spokesman
for the demonstrators.
Il have no malice, no jeal:
ousy, no hatred, no envy" he
said. Il Just want to come in
whenever ] would and be
served"
Meanwhile. at Durham and
Winston-Salem. where Negroes
staged peaceful demonstrations
yesterday, the lunch counters
were closed today. They
bore identically worded signs:
Closed temporarily in the
interest of public safety"
Most of the stores allow
Negroes to eat with white per-
sons at standing lunch counters.
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Albert E. Burling, the court
said:
I'VE hold, therefore, that the
public assistance rendered to
the housing in question places
it within the purview of the
law against discrimination, and
that the Division Against Dis
elimination has jurisdiction
to hear and decide the charges
brought against plaintiffs
(builders) by the individual de-
PENDANTS (Negroes). and that
the statue on which the juris-
diction is based is valid"
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Levittown, N. j., to Negroes
and have wide application
throughout the State.
The high tribunal, In a 60
vote, held that New Jerseys
anti-discrimination law plainly
includes" housing on which an
FHA-insured loan is committed
at the time of discrimination,
and should be literally inter-
preted.
1t upheld the Appellate Di-
vision of Superior Court, which
last July had dismissed an ap-
peal by the Levitt firm.
Appeal Is Probable
Ira Goldman, attorney for
Levitt & Sons. said the de-
cision involves serious ques-
tons of constitutional law" and
probably will be appealed.
The lawyer for three Ne
groes, who charged racial dis
elimination, said the decision
will help spur fair housing laws
throughout the United States.
Attorney General David D.
Furman said builders who
benefit from tax dollars should
not discriminate between Amer
leans and "the decision by the
Supreme Court is a vindication
of that principle of our demo-
cratic way Of life"
Today's decision also applies
to Green Fields Farm, Inc,
which has built a 6O0-home de-
velopment in West Deptford
Township, Gloucester County.
Negroes have accused both
builders of racial diScrimina-
ton.
Hearing Was Waived
The decision actually refers
both cases to the Division
Against Discrimination in the
State Education Department,
so that the division may hold
hearings. However, Levitt &
Sons signed a stipulation last
year agreeing to waive hearings
and abide by the Supreme
Courts decision.
The decision was in four
parts:
l. The two housing projects
got FILA approval at many
stages in their construction.
2. The anti discrimination
law Of New Jersey bars racial
or religious bias in the sale
Of publicly assisted housing
accommodation" and the two
developments fall in this cate
CORY.
3. The Division Against Dis
elimination has broad author
ity to hear complaints of
housing discrimination.
4. The New Jersey law does
not conflict with the Fourteenth
Amendment to the United
States Constitution on due
process of law, and Congress
has not pre-empted State &C
ton on housing discrimination.
In the opinion by Justice
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Court Says FHAHouses
Cannot Bar Negroes

TRENTON N j. Feb (AP).-The State Supreme Court
ruled today that Negroes cannot be barred racial
private builder gets public assistance financing
mortgages
The decision which probably will be appealed Federal
would open up the awhte community of
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Cover Story

The story of Actor Roger Smith-the real
story-is as fanciful as any of the widest plots
concocted for his ABC-TV series, II Sunset Strip.
If you find THEM hard to believe, consider these
items.
The 1.-the 6-foot-1 native of Southgate,
Calf, gave up acting at the age of IL, when his
family moved from the Los Angeles area to
Nogales, Ariz,
His fathers business? company manufac-
turing Western clothes
What prompted him to turn away from dads
business to acting? A lead in fraternity play
at the University of Arizona.
Whom did he first impress? Ted Mack ano
Horace Heidt-but not as an actor. He and
partner won first place as bongo drummers IN
talent contests
Who encouraged him to go to Hollywood and
why? Actor James Cagney, who heard the Navy
Evening star., 1960-08-07
~oVeT 9I0Ey
The Amazing Mr.. Smith

Link instructor sing at party in Honolulu.
What happened when he helped girl with
a reading for Columbia Pictures? Plot No. 123:
Girl didn't get the contract-Smith did.
After scoring in two Cagney movies and
going to Warmers which cast him in Sunset
Strip, what very nearly finished his career2 He
stumbled while carrying hi-ti set to his car,
hit his chin and suffered serious brain injury
which, Smith claims was improperly treated
When he was finally operated on, Smith was on
the critical list for four days, paralyzed and
speechless.
How did the writer's strike open up new
facet in his career? The producers took chance
on script Smith had sold them the year before
"a script without line of dialogue. Qt will be
repeated August 49,
His happiest break? Marriage to Actress Vic
toria Shaw.