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Evening star., 1954-04-19
PIeu for Home Rule

Once again on April Is we voteless
WaShingtonians pay our individual in
come taxes to the District Of Columbia.
At the very moment we make the
payment Congress is putting final
touches on a bill to raise our local
taxes by many millions of dollars. This
situation renders empty and useless
one Of the slogans once employed to
solace our voteless taxpayers. That slo-
gan was that we should forgo voting
rights under home rule in order to
Evening star., 1954-04-19
Murrow's Rebuttul

In his rebuttal to Senator Mccarthy,
Edward r. Murrow stated that he was
proud to stand with Robert Open
heimer and others whom the Wisconsin
Senator had accused Of leniency toward
communism.
Rarely is boast SO promptly followed
by discontinue.
I0hn f. Kelly.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Amelia High SEA Leader Heads West

Rettv stark Amelia Ujgh school
iunior ,recently elected To head
the student r odv organization
next vear viii attend tie nat
ional high school Student Co
operation ASSOCIATION convention
Of &, PAM Afino during the
week Of lime %
Retsv danohfer of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Stark or Amelia v;ll
travel nv car Win i Virginia
delegat;on in4lndino two State
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Amelia Cooperative
Leaders Planning
Session June y

Members of the Southern States
Amelia Cooperative's board Or
directors and the Southern States
Farm HON Committee. their
wives and husbands viii meet
June 81 at 7:30 b. nj. IN Amelia
Methodist Church. Amelia c. H
TO make plans for their local
1854 Southern Cooperative An
nual Membership Meeting and to
nominate persons to fill yacan-
cie5 occurring this year on the
Board and Advisory Committees
Elections will take place at the
membership meeting to be held
later this year
Members Of the local board are
J +. Dodson President Mattoax,
James F Ford Mannboro. A. L..
Cl'@e Wayerly ReameS, r. Il.
B lanton and w. S. Jackson.
Amelia and J. w Southall
jetersWlle
Members Of the Farm Home
Advisory committee are Mis-
Charles Dod>on chairman, Mis-
John Woods Mattoax Mus II K
Duncan. Mrs J 3 Farrar Mr..
Wayerley Eeams ana Mrs Ray w
Bmcham Amelia
Herbert Barnard MANAGE of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

ono of Tho Iargcst classes ID
Amelia High history So strong
received diplomas al commence
mont exercises IN the school audi
torium Thursday night The finals
program theme developed in stu
dent talks, was The Well-Round-
cd School
Student speakers were Zeb Lee
Vance Betty Osborne James
Hammer .n and Jean Anderson
Who. in turn. described the aca-
demic vocational. athletic and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Amelia Club Women
Begin Planning For
County Fair Booths

on June 81 home demon
stration members ana All lead
ers Of Amelia county met In The
Methodist Church basement for
a special training meeting Oh put
ting up club booths for the Amelia
county fair which is tentatively
scheduled for October IA IS
and IL
Prior 10 the meeting each Of
the 70 home demonstration clubs
had been asked to appoint q fair
booth committee and to make a
! ?. and 3 choice Of topics for the
fair booth The following choices
were selected by the committees
Winterham oven Meal Namo-
zine. cream pies, Beaver Earls
Streamlintnq Figures, Glubb Hi
Good Lighting TiuXillo. Textile
Painting Nation. Makine a Basic
Pattern Deatonville Household
Repairs. Pine Grove. Business
Affairs. Wills, Insurance. Social
Security Mannboro Mail Boxes
Jctersyille NJ e diclne Chest
Amelia Maplewood. Gaming
Chairs
Miss Matte Kessler. homo
economist, SouthSlde Flectrc CO.
operative. presented the infor-
nation on how TO put M their
booths
The following ladies We're pre-
sent. Amelia Mrs Harry Marlowe
Mrs sam Davenport MIS- r Al
Wood Beayerpond Earls Mrs John
Vance Mrs. Aubrey Allen Mrs
Alice Hite. Deatonville Mrs. J
w Borum. Mrs Dawson joyce
Truxillo Mrs j. +. Jones Mrs Roy
BMeham WIntefha m Mrs
/ George Robinson Grub Tull
Mrs J W Ashman ST. Mrs. i
Jones.
Also Pine Grove Mrs. lake
/ Mover Mrs John r. Jones Mat
toax Mrs. ROY Saunders. Mrs
Byron Badgctt Ms. & +. Bowljn
/ Mrs. Garland F3npen. Mrs Clyde
4 Hill. Mrs. William Barnard
/ Namozine--Mrs, Gonioe Ander-
son. Mrs. Sydnor VIM Mann
boro Mrs Weston Gill, Mrs.
Willie Phillips. Mrs. Bruce Bran
don Miss Selma Hindle also at
tended.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

county farmer who died WedneS-
day. June 9. at his home, wer"
held at the residence Friday Ar
teInoon at three o'clock Inter
ment was in Pine Grove cecetery,
Amelia county.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
amelia High School Aua,,ds So Diplomas
At Graduation Exercises Thursday Night

all received the Danforth Awards
and the citation Of having evil
denced through four years the
greatest physical, mental re-
hgious and social development,
Martha Weisiger received the
Fine Arts award presented by the
school faculty for her outstanding
achievements and contribution to
the school IN the field of the arts.
District 3 Honor
The annual Sportsmanship
award for generous and coopera-
tive attitude to fellow students
went to James Hammer, Jr., and to
Lanny O'Neal
Martha Weisiger also received
the Balfour award for scholar
snip. LOYALTY and achievements.
Another honor for the school
was announced during the pro-
gram in which Howard Adams. a
member Of the class of 1854 was
voted by players on District 3
high school baseball squads the
spring athletic sportsmanship ci-
tation.
Principal @ A Norton present
ed the diplomas to the capped and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

lie is survived by two daughters
Mrs Annie May Riggsbee and
Mrs Empress Gunter; three sons.
Clifton r. Clinton c.. and Charles
wv Bowlin. all Of Amelia county,
Ia grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
(1Illlla

Miss Aubrey Dodson. Of Fort
Lee. was a guest Of her parents
during the week end.
MI and Mrs. Howard O. Boil
Hnger and children and j. A.
Lawrence motored to the state
of Maine where MIS-. Bollmger
and children Will spend so m G
time with her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs w. f. Munich, and
other relatives
Mrs Reulah Bardcn has been
IN Richmond for several days
Mr> Maude Harris visited her
father, w Vaughan. last week
Nan and Mis- Lewis Major were
guests VI Mrs W Z Major. sun
day
A number from ths vicinity
visited The Horse SHOW Sunday
al Amelia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Charlie Green BOwlin
Rites Held Friday

Funeral services for Charlie
Green Bowln. "a. retired Amelia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
Grace Church Choir Festival
Undertakes Taxing Program

Was the Son OF God. Bach: Alleluia.
Boyce: Hallelujah, Handel: Q Almighty
God. Weelkes: II Ye Love Me, Tails;
TIE Deum Laudamus. Flor Peeters.
The Christian Church has
been closely associated with
music since the early days Of
the art. At times, both the Cath
Ollie and reformed churches have
regarded music with severity, at
other times they have allowed
it great license. All music for
the operate stage and for con-
cert hall combined would not
begin to equal in quantity that
written for sacred performance.
This close alliance of church
and music is particularly fitting,
since the popular belief is that
each is a high manifestation of
spirituality. Although during the
last half of the 18th century and
the early part of the Goth, church
music, generally speaking, slipped
to a very low standard. and
its glorious literature Of the
past was all but forgotten. there
are signs that there is now a
revival of interest in the best
of church music.
This interest is found not only
in the large churches and cathe-
drals, but, as last nights con-
cert at the Grace Episcopal
Church in Alexandria shows. it
has permeated to the broad level
of the parish church.
Unfortunately. it is hardly fair
to expect the ordinary church
choir to be able to cope with a
long and taxing program OF
heterogeneous music ranging
from Gregorian Chant to Villa
Lobos, or even to the contem-
porary Washingtonian. Ronald
Arnatt. However sincerely one
admires the ambition that the
attempt makes evident. the feel
ing that 4 shorter. simpler. but
by no means less artistic. pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

gram would have been more
satisfactory.
The singing showed through
out the lack Of sufiicient rehear-
sal. and Of training in diction.
The choir had the greatest en-
thusiasm for its work. What it
needs, in this land Of democ-
cracy, is an autocrat for a con-
ductor-a man who will make
the choir members stay in tune
and stay together.
The Grace Church. apparently
a new stone building. is an ex-
cellent hall for singing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
News Of Music
By Day Thorpe

Choir festival Of the Grace Episco-
pal Church. Richardson Dougall, Or
ganist and choirmaster. Program:
ORGAN prelude, Erhalt uns Herr,
Buxtehnde. Blessed Are the Poor In
plainchant: Then Sayeth Mary, Hass.
Ter: Benedictus. Villa-Lobos; Gloria
from the Imperial Mass texcerptsl.
Haydn; o God. Who by the Leading
Temple Mary Went, Eccard: If Any
Man VIII Follow Me- Plant: Know'st
Thou, Then, Won Bruck; Truly This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
Homes Bourd to Meet

The February meeting Of the
board Of managers of the Pres
byterian Home, 1918 Newton
street NV. will be held at IL
am. tomorrow in the home.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

Was the Son OF God, Bach: Alieluia.
Boyce: Hallelujah, Handel: o Almighty
God. Weelkes: II Ye Love Me, Tails;
TIE Deum Laudamus. Flor Peters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Challenge the Sea
In the Playground Of Hurricanes, oil Companies
Compete to Find New Supplies for You.
the open the Gulf of Mexico against every hazard Of
wind and sudden seaog Omen opening up
American frontier
Now that omen have gone they face entirely problems
Here few the difficulties that must be typical
deep water operation:
Construct drilling platform 20 miles 65 feet Of
Build high and strong enough withstand
foot hurricane UGve, and winds that bLOw than
$50 miles per hour Set up living quarters for about 40
Be ready for sudden evacuation Of personnel Uhen
ings Be Willing million dollars the platform
and its equipment before drilling euer begins
Even after oil company has done all this there still
that the well will produce drop of OIL Out of II rank wildcat
wells drilled off Louisiana date only u turned be oil pro-
ducers OFF Texas 10 wells drilled the oil discovery
small has since been abandoned.
Why omen willing buck these odds? Because the only
realize the hopedr oil potential under the Gulf drill for it. And
competition keen that company passes promising
rival company will surely risk the odds.
You and the nation will the benefits of this
way America assured of ample oil supplies future
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE
SO West 5Oth Street, New York 90 NY
NJ RX sas7gsss55s
, 1954-10-13
Continued from yesterday
Recommendation II

No. EF-
We commend that the Gov
ernor be designated as the
Presidents, representative in
proving legislative expendi-
lures Of the matching funds
provided for on page 12aof the
revised Organic Act, Sec. %,
Subsection (c), paragraph | &
2. This section reads as follows
"(c) Disposition of Internal
Revenue Collections. Begin
ming with the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1854, and annual
" thereafter the Secretary of
the Treasury shall determine
the amount Of all taxes i'm
posed by, & collected during
the fiscal year under, the In
ternal Revenue Laws of the
United States on articles pro
duced in the Virgin Islands
and transported to the United
States. The amount so deter
mined less ! per centum and
less the estimated amount Of
refunds or credits shall be sub
ject to disposition az follows"
, 1954-10-13
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER -, l954
Plon Of Reorganization Of the Government
Of the Virgin Islonds
Reprinted from the Daily News ST. Thomas

Reprinted from the Daily News 81. Thomas
Following passage Of the New Organic Act for The Virgin Islands
James N. Nebritf u. D. c. outstanding attorney and 9 I Washington.
consuItan4s in Washington. D C we're employed to provide an OUT
line of the organization which they believe should be developed IN
the Virgin Islands based on the provisions Of the law. The consultanf
recommended the abolihinq of 81 of the 81 boards. commissions.
committees and authorities and the creation Of seventeen insular
boards, commissions and authorities. thus making a total OF H.
operating. II calls for a certain measure of adjusts on all sides. some
give and take. and wisdom and consideration. 1t must be bourne in
mind that the people involved IN the islands are The same ones re-
siding there before The revision of the Organic Act and that It is they
who are. governed. The text of the recommendation is as follows.
, 1954-10-13

~ These shall be transfer
red an dpaid over to the gov
eminent of the Virgin Islands
from the amounts so deter
mined a sum equal to the to-
tai amount of the revenue col
lected by the Government of
the Virgin Islands during the
fiscal year, as certified by the
Government Comptroller of
the Virgin Islands. The mo-
neys so transferred and paid
over shall constitute a separ-
ate fund in the treasury of the
Virgin Islands and may be ex-
pended as the legislature may
determine; Provided that the
approval Of the President or
his designated representative
shall be obtained before such
moneys may be obligated or
expended"
Recommendation l8
We recommend the immed-
late drafting Of legislation to
implement all Of these reor-
ganizational proposals.
General Justifications
, 1954-10-13

Previous reports of commit
tees Of Congress, the United
States Office Of Education, &
the Public Administration Ser
vice Of Washington D. c., re
porting in Fiscal Affairs of
the the Municipality Of St.
Croix as well as accounts Of
investigations in the Virgin
Islands incident to the racs-
age Of the Act to Revise the
Organic Act, all clearly reveal
grave deficiencies in the pre-
sent governmental structure.
The insulaf character of the
islands involving 40 miles Sc
paration by water in one in
stance; the complex legisla-
tive structure; the rivalry be-
tween the two largest islands,
st. Croix and ST. Thomas; the
duplication Of administrative
organization in the two prin-
cipal municipalities; the diff
ficulties arising regularly be-
tween the legislative and exc
cutive branches; the existence
of ninety-nine boards, commits
sions and authorities most Of
which report directly to the
Governor; the deficiencies &
inequalities apparent in the
government pay plan; the de
probation of workers in
trades and crafts in the gener
al thinking of the people; the
weak economic condition of.
the Islands; and the dearth Of
citizens qualified to hold key
positions are basic factors I'm
DERIVING the real problems
which complicate matters and
hinder efficient operations in
the present executive branch
of the government.
The reorganization Of the
Executive branch herein pro-
posed undertakes drastically
to reduce the number Of per
sons directly reporting to the
Governor; to centralize adj
ministrative responsibility; to.
inaugurate a sound fair pay
and to elevate the status
Of skilled workers in trades
and industries.
We have also attempted to
provide the structure in
which relationships between
the executive and legislative
departments NAV be improy-
, 1954-10-13

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"Androcles an dthe Lion"
starring
Allan Young, Jean Simmons &
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, 1954-10-13
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, 1954-10-13

We have also attempted to
provide the structure in
which relationships between
the executive and legislative
departments may be improv-
ed, in which the operation Of
government may be rendered
efficient and insular in cha
racter.
continued in next issue)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

MOVE ANYTHING day Of night; 81
81: and up. or BY the 3ob.A NO.
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service on household goods and
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CHESTER MOVERS---Local and long
distance. Anything. any time. ST.
1850 and IA. SOILS. ewes.
MOVE BY HILLHome Or bus: short
or long notices: extra services; any
time. sensibly priced. LII. l-9500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STKEE1 or
across the country, safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO f-0I04, UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
teaches q specially s. q. MORRIS,
. ~ Ri "a &c &c q !. o-2 g b.. q.
,lp; s5sc y. SO per hour. No. 7-9s44
riRikzEE ExsER. MOVERS on huge.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

rm., = bedrms.. kit, bath, firepi..
screened porch, utility rln., garage.
S Ss9 me mo. ) This This is Just Of Seven
r aiis rs; a VILLAGE. Sc. i. c.a u
fenced yard. excellent neighborhood,
handy e everything. 10. 4-6sa7,
BETHESDA- Rambler, 3 baths. q
bedrnls.. patio. fprn. for several mos.
EMBAssY sEcTioNS, $3.50 q fulton il.
NV. tnear Mass. ave.)--4 bedrms. !,
lly. rIn.. din. rm., kit, large library:
garage. S255 mo-, furn. JOHN II,
MILLER, IL. Realtor. Ma. S-25b7.
SILVER SPRING--Liy. rm., din rm
kit, screened porch. 4 bedrms., .
baths. Very cow. location. THCMP-
SON d. GRAY, JU. 6-6100 It'll 6.
NEAR GOVT. PARK and Takoma
Recreation Center tswimming pool1
NV. Rent only $50 farnis feG. re
pay your heating bill, or Sl25 un-
furnished and heating not included.
SHANNON q LUCHs CO., 1905 HI
OFF UPPER coHNS..WIs. - was
rented TO embassies. 2-story Diet. brk.
o rms, ~ baths; incl. nv, disposal,
kit utensils, linen. Bendix. freezer,
mangie. l20-ft. frontage. fenced.
o 9psn ~ an KE; 7-1453. --29
8-rm. house, incl. 3 bedrms.. den
s.aEDRoSotMi c soSNiTEMPoii RsM-
BLEh 10 min. to Naval Medical;
Si50 mo-; avail. Aug. I. LO. $500
I'll pm: HIGGINS Il HARRISON.
nished house; 8 rooms on Ist H.:
lovely garden: mr.. Ill schools,
churches and transp.; 4743 Bradley
blvd. blk. west OF wis; SI75 per
month month OWNER on premises. Oh.
ARR. s.-a-bedrm. semidet.;; auto.
gas heat; modern Kit; Si55 mo.
furn.: 500. unfurn. ia. 6-5623.
BRICK HOME. -s clos.
Water va Rea SesTsa. -aers lot. CAL Esse-
8 RMS, nicely furn.: better nv. ioc.
4 bedrms.; $175 mo. HU. 3-656l.
s2e ROxBORo PL. NV. near Eth
and Rittenhouse sts.-6-room house
with fun bsmt. and huilt-in garage;
compl. furn.; S125 mo. co. 5-eg22.
AMER. UNIV. PARK = Red Brick
floor. liH. rm., din. rm., kit, bsnt.
on nice lot. $135 mo. Call C. AL
LEN SHERWIN REALTY CO.. EN-.
3-4450. Ewes. OIL. 2-653S. DO |
FAIRFAX, VA. 49, Spacious country
home, on nicely shaded lawn; 8 bed |
rms. liv. rm., lge. separate din rm.,
cleo. kitchen, front and rear porches, |
basement, ample storage space. ga
rage very nicely furnished: suitable |
for entertaining, indoors or out
doors. cow. to schools. churches !
and shopping: rent. $175 per mo- /
MAVIS G. COBB, Crescent 3-0053 !
WIS. AVE. AND GARRISON ST.
Cor. house; "a acre ground: 5 bed
rooms; nice cond. ideal for large
fanily; $3.50 mo. FRANK ]. VOLK-
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Completely
furn. 3-bedrm., 1-bath detached /
house. u blk. west Of, Conn. ave.t
Walking distance all schools, 4
churches, stores. Immed. occupancy. /
ION 81 Of AUGUsT-s-bedrm.
furn. house in D. c.. minis. to
Pentagon. Very reas. EN- 1885.
n, near GIebe I'd. andi
Wilson blvd. (Waycroft) Corner !
lot. trees, convenient shopping,
schools. bus; Sis mo. ia. S-2234. |
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING and shoe repairing.
downtown X ST., not Tar from Conn.,
ave. Large store, plus 2 rms. ups
stairs, furnished; been renting $l0N
MONTH Mondow space rents sou y,
and carry. Gross income quoted $3.50
week. Wants $1,000 down. rent for
al, $3.50 mo; EDWIN 4. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave, RE, -5I4es
complete facilities Tor repair and
E reeonditioning, desires part-tinle sor
silent partner with capital to ex-
pand stock TO meet current needs.
N ApRPly r RESx s991 KS Star co,or.d cam-
pieteIy equipped. air cond. win lease
to responsible party. Box S-V. Star.
RESTAURANT with liquor; corner H
st. n.e.Heayy bar business: same
owner yrs; net rent. $50 mo;
10000. terms. $500 cash. WI w.
e. THRIFT. Exclusive, 141I Pa. ave.
NV, Ma. s-9743. Ewes. UN. 4-7327.
SMALL LoAN COMPANY for. & sale Z
convenient location, Silver Spring.
Substantial balance. Box 352-T.
viiRaGsiiNrA. COLUMBIA PIKE@Ex.,
cellent location for private food
market II established saSSppi ns
have good credit. Call Mr.: Agnew,
WALKER ~ DUNLOP. INC. co.
RESTAURANT sy AND PRoPERT2-7
acres, on Rte. 240. near Washing
ton: about 1,000-ft. road frontage
Doing 5000 weekly. short hours. top
prices. Best clientele; beer and wine:
large net profit. Bad health. Price.
only $4,000: terms. $4,000 cash.
BOB HOLLANDER. Exclusive Bro
ker. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. S-ga43.
FRUITS. Vegetables. Groceries, Beer
license. Must sell Immediately.
pries Must T Sc Seen double % sskns
No reasonable offer refused. OPEN
AIR MARKET. sol No. Washington
blvd Falls Church. JE. 4-9T24. 2Ss
AIR CONDITIONING engineer with
large following wants working or
WOODWORKING partner with substan-
tial credit rating. ] have the Gus
R fSnTsasGi sSh 2s app.r se Georgia ave.
beaut. equipped. needs progressive
management: 2 apis. above. Terms.
AuERBACH q co. DI. 7-6501, IA.
L slrsiSR AND CLEANING:
good equipment and business;
profitable; cheap rent includes apt:
cash OF. terms. Brokers invited.
LII. 4-30SS. gu
FRUIT, VEGETABLE and frozen food
stand. All equipped to do business,
scales, freezer, truck, etc. owner
has other business, must sell I'M
mediately. TED MAYER, Western
Mkt. 21st and * NV.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

TO SHARE with prof. woman tartist
Preferred, roorny. 2-bedrm. cottage.
screen porch cleo. equip: high above
Potomac; eonv. transp. OIL. g-667N
GEORGETONN--Gir to share house
with { other girls. college grada u
10: root garden, piano. NO. 7-sb32.
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GORGEOUS!
ROCK CREEK HILLS

Luxurious. white brick rambler. ex-
ouisite In detail. situated Ia cool.
earden setting and can not be de-
scribed In dollars and cents. Phone
Mr. Latimer, evenings, EN-. 3-077Q.
THOs y. FISHER CO.. INC. pL.