davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HE. 4-13OO

PRINCE GEORGE PLAZA AREA.
4-bedrm. brick. 2h baths, sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt., ige. lot; excel
lent terms; only 81, 400 dn. FHA.
LIST WITH LISz.
i. i IISZ co HE A.1onn
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BRADLEY WOODS

AK. s-956s- 0-A''o Tx Ak s-ssse
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Gracious
brick split-level on park-like set
ting with tall trees: center hall:
formal din. rm. with balcony over;
cathedral ceiling, ali-eiec. kit, 4
bedrms. ION same leveD, 2 baths;
rec. room with bar; study and full
bath at ground level; carport;
S44,950. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-Sl11.
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GN0 b:ns GIGHS nGnfS dSTR5 Sf5.5cS. ssS sSsSFms ms
TRACER REALTORS. JU. s-3fO0
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PICTURESQUE FARM HOUSE
Completely remodeled. A blend Of
bygone charm and ease. with up
to the minute appointments. Sit
uated in close-in heavily de-
veloped area. Convenient to every
thing. Overlooking almost an acre
Of perfectly maintained lawn,
shrubbery and beautiful trees,
First time offered. Only S1s,50Oi
thing different! Exclusive with
BOWER BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
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CHEVY CHASE-"THE HAMLET
Gracious large rambler type home
lot. lot OutSE,R BEpRooMs' 5cise@Pso BATHS. 7assS
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED. This
home has many extra custom-built
features which must be seen to
be appreciated. Call WO. $4,000
It'll 8. EDW. II. JONES & CO.
INC. Realtor. $500 Conn. ave.
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THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000

RIvERDALE, CT, no money down
| 3-bedrm. bungalow; sep. din. rm.,
table space kitchen, partial base
ment. level lot. KENILWORTH RE-
Atty CO., UN. 4-29OS.
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Large - bedrooms - a acre
Huge living room and dining room.
Older but substantial construction.
Beautiful shrubs, trees and flowers.
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ana shopping center. Sl5r95O, No
brokers. WI. 2-2260.
WHEATON-Only $3.50 dn- and
SS1 per mo. total pymt.) buys this
2-bedrm. home wibsmt. and lge.
lot. Call 10. 4-550O or
G. paul hickman, inc.
WHEATON-Cute 2-bedrrn. rambler
with full bsmt., newly decorated,
aluminium siding. fenced tree
shaded lot. immediate possession;
S1l $50. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
WOODMOOR
Meticulously cared for brick Colo
ntal with 3 bedrmS., sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. and brick garage.
Shaded scr. porch overlooks lovely
lawn and flower garden. Walking
distance to elem. schools, churches
and shopping. Low 20s.
LLEWELLYN CO.
JU. 6-6SOO WA. 3-1139
WoODMOOR = Custom-built, air
cond. rambler, vacant; owner
transferred; immed. occupancy;
submit all reas. offers: ctr. hail,
3 bedrms., 9 baths. porch; garage.
CHESTER KELLER. JU. 5-7100
WYNGATE
BY OWNER; conv. schools, NH
and Acc; 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
finished rec. rm.. lge. wooded lot;
$2I 900. 9517 Milstead dr.. OIL. @
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rambler. disposal, dish washer
14-ft. refrigerator-freezer, rec. rm
many built-in features and extras
playhouse; walking distance Cath.
olic and public schools: S19,950
VIII. 2-3323.
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ROGERS HTS; $3.50 dn. FHA, will
consider VA-Neat 2-b.r. brk.
ramb.. sep. dr.. eat-in kit. lovely
rec. rm;r extras: fenced lot; see
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HILLANDALE-Completely air-cond
immaculate rambler on nearly "a
acre level site: 3 lge. bedrms., Ia
baths; full bsmt.; carport, patio,
workshop or playhouse; reasonably
priced ct S30.500.
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BOSWELL, BUYS

UANAl u fUVV
$500 dn. FLA, balance 80
". loan for payments like
rent. Real doll home; 3 bed
rms, Ia baths; lovely rec.
I'm. in lge. bSmt.; near Park
way for fast time down.
town. Just listed and at q
real buy.
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HOLIDAY PARK, nr. Conn. Belail
pool-Assume 42ISs loan on 3 bed
rms. Ia baths, split level, dish
washer and 91, disposal in all-slsc As,,
and bsmt.; lge. lot, trees. OWNER
VIII. 2-40S1.
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CHEVY CHASE AREA, mr.. MCJC-
Vacant, newly redecorated de-
tached brick Colonial, 9 large
rooms, modern kitchen and bath
screened porch. full basement
powder room. built-in garage; gas
h.-w.h. Price $21.950, Sl,6OC
down. DI. 7-R665, RA, 3-66S4,
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BETHEsDA-Lovely and immacu-
late 2-bedrm. Cape Cod; near
NH; sep. din. rm., garage, ex-
cellent assumption: S17, 400.
HUGH T. PECK. Bethesda, OIL. g.
9170. LIST WITH Us FOR RE-
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC
AP. 7-7774

CLOSE-N and expansion possibili-
ties; 1st offering of this brk. Cape
Cod; liv. rm.. large kit. encl
back porch; 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st H.. stairs up to 2nd, l large
or 2 possible bedrms. Assume
1000 GI loan payments, $50. so
incl. all. Priced at only S14 $50 OF
buy Gl or FLA.
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OAON HILL-3-bedrm homes, from
$4,000. FILA, GI or assume loan.
SOUTHLAWN REALTY LO. 1852
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BETHESDA, MAPLEWoOD-A real
" TREMENDOUS split-level foT
this price range; 3 bedrms., 4 II
baths, rec. rm., plus built-in ga
rage; owner very anxious to sell;
finance to suit yourself.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY OF MD, INC.
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UAhhEIT FUHESI-AsSume SI5,-
200. 5Afo loan on this lovely f.
anchor fencing; close to transpoT- an Dor
tation, schools and shopping. LO.
5000. HUGH T. PECK, 1926
GeorEia ave.
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BETHESDA BEAUTY-Multi-leVel
modernistic. with pitched roof. 8
bedrms., 4 baths, den, din, liv,.
kit, dble. gar. Partly furn. and
air cond.; S36,500, OWNER. No
phone calls. Open daily to 8 pm.
65OO Bradley blvd
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HILLANDALE-5 bedrms., den, 2 y
baths. full bsmt., rec. rm., x
CALLING DOCTORS q DENTISTS
at door; only S29, $50.
W. j. NICHOLAS 10. 5-0S0C
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SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale
3 bedrms.. Ia baths, util. rm.,
rec. rm. Swimming pool member
ship avail; S22,750. Assume lge.
FHA loan. Open Fri. 6-9 pm,
and Sat. and Sun. 10 to 6. Dir: I:
Out Macarthur blvd. "a mi. beyond
Glen Echo, right to 6207 Ban
nockburn dr.. For information call
fS54-506b
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BETHESDA, WYNGATE, Mr.. NH
OWNER MUST SELL; leaving
State. Lge. 4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
Cape Cod; huge kit, family rm.;
lots of living space; mr.. schools.
Assume 41zg6 GI loan or FLA IL
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CHEVY CHASE
EXCTJISTVE

EXCLUSIVE
Very appealing 3-bedrm., 2-bath.
center-hall home in Rosemary
School area. Attractive liv. rm.
with firepl. opening onto screened
porch. separate din. rm.. up-to-
date kit. Excellent corner lot.
Call MISS PARSONS. EN-. 3-1b53.
H. A. GILL g. SON
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BETHESDA THIS ATTRACTIVE
RAMBLER will impress you at
first sight with all the sought-tor
attributes Of location, beauty, and
size Of lot. 1t has q cheerful liv.
rm. with firepl.; family-size kit.'
rm.; fenced rear yard; close to
transp., schools and churches:
owner leaving country; $27I760.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON -o.o
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LUX MANOR

MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Lovel!
4-bedrm., bfk., 21a bath home
2 firepl., custom built only z year
ago; large scr. porch: sep. din. rm
rec. rm. plus gar; 4 blks. to Dis
trict line; walk to Army Map Serv
ice; conv. to new Sibley Hospital
lovely, quiet street with trees
Must be seen to appreciate. Re.
duced from S27.500 to S24,500
Call today, MCINTOSH REAL ES.
TATE Hn III 6.Ek92
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: MHEATON-Only $3.50 dn. and
= SS1 per mo. total pymt) buys this
: 2-bedrm. home wIbsmt. and lge.
lot. Call LO. 4-56OO or
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ROCKVMLE-3-bedrm. btk. ram
bier. newly decor, storm windows,
doors; attic fan. full bsmt. wLout-
side entr.. fenced yd.; S17, 800
FHA or assume Az Fs GL 1412
Thornden I'd. GA. 4-SSS4.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

out to the Indians leaving them the poorest and but
little of that. There practice of cutting the
blankets into strips and instead of giving each Indian
whole blanket as provided by the Government,
they would only get narrow strip not large enough
to them when lying down. Sometimes each
blanket cut into as many as fourteen strips E.
The Indians Lament" then sung by LARGO
qua after which Peter FulsOn, a Choctaw chief,
addressed the meeting He did not know much of
the PenobsCot tribe, to which Red Feather and his
wife UarOoqua belonged as he lived in another part
of the country Arkansas but would give them
brief statement of the condition of his own tribe
When they lived in Mississippi the white
told them that in the West they would find buffalo and
deer and wild game in abundance; but when they got
out there they found but little and finally became
farmers and stOckrasers, and built up churches and
schools, &c, and now all they asked was that the
white man would let them alone While they lived by
themselves they became ChriStianzed under the
teachings Of their missionaries; but as soon the
white man came among them he would take every ad-
vantage of them, and by their wrongs excite the In
dians to anger and crime He had not the least doubt
but that the Chocaws would eventually attain to the
same level as the whites if designing would let
their people alone. That their aim and intention,
and he was confident Of success He attended Bap-
tiS Association in Memphis and told them that the
ChOctawS had always been the friend of the white
They had stood by them in their youth and had
fought their battles by their side When the whites
we're weak their forefathers had helped them, and
had been faithful and after they had driven their
offspring and children from their homes and the
graves of their fathers into the far West and they
were working out their own civilization among them
selves they cried out to the white people Come
and help US" They wanted missionaries and
money. and the cooperation of Christian white
people Nothing but Christianity would bring out and
develop the capabilities of the Indians He believed
in the prophecy of the promised millennium. and that
it was about to dawn the Indian race, and the
white would learn to lay aside his prejudices
and take them by the hand as brothers.
Another song then given by Larooqua, and
the exercises closed with the Indians Funeral Ode
by Red Feather and Larooqua together.
xpeditiOn sails south.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON, D.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
MEETING IN BEHALF OF TIL

MEETING IN BEHALF OF THE INDIANS
Pursuant to a call in the papers from a committee
quite number of persons collected at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening TO hear. set forth the grievances
&c of the various Ind an tribes The meeting having
been advertised free the trustee othe hall seemed
to have some doubt with regard to the forthcoming
compensation for the of said hall gas and other
appurtenances, and not until some time after the
hour announced for the doors to be opened was the
committee granted the occupation of the building
while in the meantime the curious who we're ocking
up would anxiOuSly glance at the dark windows and
with uncomplimentary illusions to Indian affairs in
general pass to make room for others to enjoy the
same sensation of disappointment The hall having
been opened at last tolerabIy large collection of
people assembled and about haEpast eight the per
fOrmances commenced
Judge j. Brayton was elected chairman =. and
Henry Janney. Esq. secretary
Larooqua (of the PenobScOt Indians) then sang in
taking style, The Red, White and Blue" which
brought down the house.
The chair then introduced John BeeSon, Esq,
who gave a narrative of the wrongs practiced upon
the Indians by designing sent out agents by
the Government, and explained how they might be
redressed He had travelled extensively among the
various tribes and had always found them capa-
BILE of attaining the highest state of civilization They
noted for their good singers and many of the
tribes have churches, schools asylumS for the poor,
and other advantages of civilized life Several Indians
in the employ of the Government as civil engi-
neers. and in of the States they teachers
of music and leaders of church ChOirS He also read
extracts from New York papers, showing the man.
ner in which the Indians we're robbed of the money
appropriated for their benefit by Congress- They
received than one third of the money 49,.
and the white would steal the clothing sent
NEXT SUNDAY: Fedora
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Home Front: March, April, 1861

wv TASHINGTON, a center of civilization
w thOwever the mud of Pennsylvania ave
nue. might contradict the claim, could not but
be fascinated by matters concerning the Ameri-
can Indian. Especially when a couple of real
live Red Men were in town
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
APARTMENTS FoR RENT

SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. Ia. 1928. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
Adams & Thompson
OF School Bo0rd
MOka SfufamonR

Anders Thompson and Frank
Adams wish to make tho follow
ing statement IN regards TO their
philosophy on American education
program for Minneapolis.
''The education Of citizens Is the
first responsibility Of a democracy.
Only good schools started by COM
petent, satisfied teachers and hav-
ing good community support can
provide such education
There can be no discrimination
in the American education pro-
gram. The children Of rich and
poor, Of worker and executive, Of
all groups alike have equal rights
to Quotations suited to their own
full development as individuals
and as citizens
The costs Of education should
properly be paid in proportion to
the ability to pay, and not only on
the basis Of owning real estate.
Hiring good teachers at ade-
quate salaries is necessary for
good education, but it is further
necessary to keep these teachers
morale high"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
FITZGERALD CALLED
a liberal Nv

SOPp0HtMNS d fNaeN0S
DR.. Robert T. Fitzgerald, can
didate for Alderman In the eighth
ward. known to his patients and
friends as ''Dr. Bob" b q graduate
Of St. Thomas college
One Of Americas OUTSTANDING
speed skaters, DR.. Fitzgerald was
a member Of the 1s4s Olympic
skating team. He has made many
friends among all races especially
the scandinavian people. He Is q
veteran OF World War II where
he served with the Army Air Corp.
His well rounded volunteer COM
mittees come from all segments
Of the 9Th Ward. Bin watson
S341 Columbus So, Is general Vol
unteer Chairman. Forest D. Hill
--350S Clinton, All Nations Vol
unteer Chairman. Royce Dawson
-S5o1 LIST Av. s.. Veterans volun-
teer Chairman. Karen Dawson
S5o1 LIST Av. s., Homemal1ers Vol
unteer Chairwoman. This commit
tee is busy with q Phone a Friend
Campaign.
He is classified by all that know
and love him as a free thinking
liberal, his committee said.
Fitzgerald said If elected he will
seek maximum service for the
taxes people pay.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
Joe Greensfein
Fumed NoFfhside
MePchUnf Candidate


Candidate for alderman Of the
Fifth Ward In the coming primary
election Is one Of the NorthMde's
most famous merchants Joe Green
stein.
Greenstein making his bid for
the Fifth Ward aldermanic nom
nation IL known widely a. the
proprietor Ct Bargain Price Mar
ket where each year at Halloween
time he gives away free to the
kids Of Minneapolis hundreds of
pumpkins grown by himself on his
farm land.
Greenstein, who lives at 1899
Queen Av. NJ, married with two
children urges the people Of the
Fifth Ward to Help Yourself To
Better Leadership" by voting for
him. ....
Mr.. Greenstein a veteran Of
World War II has been active in
a score Of Northside civic and
communal activities for years.
Mr.. Greenstein said this week:
I shall endeavor to represent all
Of the people Of the Fifth Ward.
regardless Of race, color or creed
the man on the street, the work
er, the small businessman alike.
stand for fair housing and liberal
progress"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
REAL ESTATE FoR sAIE

FOR SALE.-LARGE three bed
room home-nice lot. Good con-
dition $10,5O0. $500 down 1917
Logan North. Do not disturb ten
ants. Drive by and call ia. Z
34S3 or CIR. 2-1s12 for appoint
ment- $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
9a05 DOWN ANYBopY

Two of the cleanest homes In
town, one North, one South. One
three bedroom, one two bedroom.
Both have full Easements, gas heat.
Terms or trade. Kerr. IA. 1858,
JU. S-2295. $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28

Richard kanfoFoWiex
Is Endorsed BY DFL
And Go Both
Richard (Dick) Kantorowicz,
candidate for alderman In the
third ward, Is a graduate of the
University Of Minnesota with a
law degree. He has served as park
commissioner for six years. u
He is endorsed by DFL and
AFL-CIO. He Is married and a
home owner. Kantorowicz was
formerly a member Of the staff
of the Attorney General Of Min
nesota-
Evening star., 1961-08-15
COMMERCIAL GROUND

APARTMENT. SITE. Sill. SPG.-
64.22l SO, IT,, zoned Rio; pkg.
deal. plans, comp. $2.76 #. OIL.
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IMPoRH-sPnRrs
tcokIlNuEnl

MERCEDES 1858 model 2Is sedan
beaut. diamond green; aS shaTI
week. TED BRITT FORD SALES
INC, Rte. 30, 20 and 211, Fair
fax. Va, CR. S-6549.
MERCEDEs BENZ 1851 4 door
$4,000. Model 800 stieker price;
S11. 900: under 1000 mi. PLOor
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. I'VE.
MERCEDEs-BENZ 1857 "22Os'' se.
dan; immaculate black finish
excellent condition throughout
fully equipped, radio, Wv. Guar
81 hAh
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BETTER AoMEs REALTY. INC.

VIENNA-BY OWNER. Being trans
tered. .3-bdrm. rambler, full
baths. liv. rm. with din. L, l3x2i
y. Extraordinarily rm.. llx3l It
Full bSmt. with finished rec. rm
25x"6 II. Large fenced yard
years old. Excel. cond. $50. 700
SsSSsASIu'' SsSSsSu'' SlT1oo OF loan. Du. 5.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
IMPrKT-sP0RTS

AUSTIN-HEALEY SO: like new.
Must sell. Fully equip. Silver
gray. Days. OK. 5-6751.: eyes,
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Ourisnlan
Chevrolet:
2241 Nichols Ave. sc.

CHEV. So Impala conyeftiblej
black With white top. Straight
stick with 3 two's. r. and h.,
WV. tires, real sharp. 1898.
SAFEWAY AUTO SALES, INCs
University blvd. and colesville I'd.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

CHEV. 80 4-dr. Fieetline; ! oypeT:
r. and h.: excel. transp. lSt $500
takes so. 5-4553 after 8 pm:
CHRYsLER '58 800" sport coupe:
very nice car to Be proud Of. seq
this. S2.195. LEE D. BUTLEE,i
ll21 2lst st. NV, FE. 7-324b.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
L0TS, ACREAGE WANTED ,
oUT.0F.T0WM REAL ESTATE

SUBURBAN ESTATE, HANOVER
COUNTY. va, ciytl War Battle
mondS4s saS Es sc-sG miss subdSsion dTSR RiSS po-
tential In near future. well kent
ante bellum home which has been
modernized: owner will carry SUBJ
stantial mortgage. Call or write
E. r.. Hawthorne or Louis Buff
fenstein. SCHMIDT a. WILSON,
INC, REALTORS, 401 E. Frank
lin ST.. Richmond, Va, MI. S-6S0l
Evening star., 1961-08-15
MILLER

IA. 4-4252 cG. $4,000
TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Easy access
to DULLES International Airport
from this charming 4-bedroom,
2-bath Split-level. Special fea-
lures include tasteful decorating
and most appealing carpeting
thruout lower floor. TERRIFIC
FINANCING. You may assume q
$20,700 GI loan, Total price only
500, 500. Call
Evening star., 1961-08-15
& Luchs

Realtors 9 I'll 0 JA. '5-esO0
VACANT, NEAR COUNTRY CLUE
la-acre lot Is the setting Of this
new custom-built brick home. This
stately home with columns fea-
lures 3 bedrms.. 2 full baths: pine
pansIsd poTiIedd t9ssF tt9ssF entrance: hqEe
rm; with firepl.; daylight baSmt.
with firepl; 'hot-water Dashboard
heat: convenient location and
priced at only $23,950. A real
beauty. See it.; call WE. s-6700.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
MASON and OMER L.
:. HIRST

HIRST
Brokers'. Annandale. Va. cL. $1,000
Mr., CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB-Beautiful 1-acre homesite;
paved street, sewer and water
avail, only $3.50. La. 9-0410.
OREGON AVE. NV, 5830--opp.
Rock Greek ok. in an excel. area
OF fine homes; size S0x158. Priced
at 81 soft. incl. plans for spa
cious rambler of L.R.. DIR, kit,
Ia' rm. OWNER, KE. 2-1a5s.1 Ni
RECoRDED LOTS finished or un-
finished in P. G. Co. RELIABLE
REALTY, RE. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING-2 adjoining lots;
plans, permit and loan approved.
S7,45f for all. LA. 6-29B3.
YACHT HAVEN = ha-acre wooded
lot in area Of homes valued at
$4,000 or more. sSewer and wa
ter, marina, pool privil. PRICED At
$4,000. so. 6-4430 after 5 pm.
rs CHOICE ACRES adjoining prop
erty being developed. Acc area.
SS RApcriFF If REALTY co.
|JU. 6-7744 Open I'LL 9
90 ACRES, u mi. on Potomac Riv-
er above teesburg. MagniEcent
views: S400 per acre. KE. 6-5e6l.
5000 SO. FT.-13OO blk. Column
bis rd., NV. zoned apartments.
An A70-1
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Investment Opportunity

Q acres with 630-ft. frontaEe on
main road in Springfield. Land
very level with all utilities avail
able. Excellent site for garden
apis. or commercial use. Excellent
opportunity. for capital gain.
Priced to Sell with very easy
terms. Exclusively with
Evening star., 1961-08-15
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ARUNDEL L-ON-THE-BAY and OYS-
TER HARBOR, most beautiful
spot in Chesapeake Bay; mixed
area; lots and homes. Priced 10
KAY REALTY CO.
301-EW. S-3511 RA. $4,000
LOTS Oh ACREAGE for sale. "a
mile from .Patuxent River Bridge,
beach for grabbing. fishing, etc.
In Calvert County. Southern Nd.
Beautiful scenery Reasonable. Call
Prince Frederick 667.
MODERN HOME, St. Michaels, Nd.
"a rooms, bath, fireplace, attic,
garage, oil heat, town water, cleo
trieity, large lot, paved road. on
Miles River, sandy beach. Help
yourself to swimming, boating:
oysters, clans, fish, crabs plenti-
ful. Stores. schools, churches,
clubs, year-around community.
Nice neighbors: S25,95O. Phone
OWNER for details. Oliver A.
2ll1.
YEAR-'ROUND, modern wallboard
heat, 6-rm. rambler: $50 IT.
.,vaterfrontage,. deep-water pier at
mouth. Of quiet creek on Potomac,
Perfect for retirement, 80 fruit
trees. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Aug. 1920, and all reas. offers
considered. IS mi. to D. c. Direc-
tions gladly given by ROGERS
REALTY SpotsylVania, Va, 703-
LIZ. --NUNS.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Arlington Seniors
Get $45,358 for
Vocational Work

Fifty-two Arlington high
school students are $45,35S
richer because they studied
hard.
The Wakefield and Washing
ton-Lee seniors, who took typ
ing, shorthand and bookkeep-
ing Vocational office training
courses, averaged 1888 each ir
part-time jobs this year.
There were 26 students from
each school in the supervised
work program, but two Wash
ington-Lee youngsters proved
the most industrious.
Kenneth Koslow, II, Of 957
North Quantico street, earned
$2,576 since September as q
bookkeeper and teller at the
Clarendon Trust Co. And Ted
Kozlowski, 18, Of 4714 North
Eighth road, earned about
$4,000 as a stenographer with
the Southeastern Railways. He
was the only boy who has taken
shorthand in the Washington
Lee program for two years.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Program Is Proposed
ToFiqhtAnti-Semitism

| pioneer human relations agen-
cieS. 1t was founded in 1906
as an organization dedicated
to wiping out bigotry and to
advancing the cause of human
rights.
In its booklet, the COMMITTEES
said that despite a trend toward
better intergroup relations ir
the United States, there has
been some increase in bla-
family bigoted activity"
"a number of racists have
reverted to brazen Nazism, al
ways viewed with repugnance
in America" the report said
adding:
Ku KIux Klan Resurgent
Their use Of Nazi symbols
and trappings for shock value
revives a technique long con-
sidered obsolete.
"Since 1857, synagogue
bombings, rare phenomena in
the past, have recurred q num-
ber of times.
"a resurgent Ku Klux Klan
Evening star., 1961-06-12

and other extremist groups In
focal point for anti-Semitic
activities in that region"
The committee said anti
SemitiSm in the South, partic-
ularly after the Suprem e
Courts desegregation decision
in 1854, was stirred up by
bigots from other areas of the
Nation, from points as distant
as Los Angeles, Denver, st,
Louis, New York City, and
Union, N. j."
It did not elaborate.
In politics, the COMMITTEES
said the National States Rights
Party functions as "an organ
lied racist, hatemongering
movement cast in q political
format."
The committee also stated
that bigots have made efforts
to join "ultra-conservative
movements" such as the John
Birch Society, which disclaims
religious bigotry.