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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

The many friends of Miss Nell
Jeffrey are glad to know that she
is improving rapidly after under
roing surgery in Johnston Willis
Hospital.
Mrs Lucy Leedy. Of Richmond,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Curdsyille

Rev J c. Weaver filled his
morning appointment at Smyrna
Sunday and gave a very impress
siYe sermon
The Hickory Grove Home De-
monstration meets Tuesday. Oc-
tober II, with Mrs. Lottie Bailey
Demonstration. Uses Of Apples
The WSCS met with Mrs Lucy
Bersch Wednesday p m 1t was
the Week of Prayer"
Mrs Emily Cox is spending
some days with Mrs Reeves
Phaup. She has been visiting her
daughter-in-law and son. Mr. and
Mrs Walter Cox. and family Of
Farmville for some time
Mr., and Mrs Raymond Phaup
and family have had as their
guest Mrs. Baker Of Badford.
Mrs. Walter Duncan, who has
been spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
returned home Friday
Mrs Frank LYMAN Of Rich
mond visited Mrs. NJ NJ Julian
recently.
Mrs Emmett Dunkum and
Miss Lizzie Wilson called on Miss
Eliza White, and Mrs Carter
Saturday Miss Gay Carter Miss
Kate White and Palmore White
We're visitors in the same home
MI and Mrs. George Phaup had
their two sons, Rev. Clarence
Phaup, of Sanford N. c. and
Marvin, Of Blackstone Va last
week.
Miss Janet Dunkum was home
for the week end
Rev and Mrs. David Stone. Of
Farmyille. visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Phaup recently
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Lizzie Wilson called on
Mrs Cora Dunkum and brother,
Sunday afternoon Other visitors
IN the same home were Mrs. SAT-
frett of near Mt Rush and her
son. c. b. Of Richmond The
Dunkums also called on MI and
Mrs Walter Marks. Jim and
Buck Marks and Jack Reynolds
were visitors in the Marks home,
also
MI and Mrs. ERIC Flanagan,
OF Henderson. N c. spent the
week end at Buckingham Springs
and attended morning services
at Smyrna Other friends attend-
ing services at Smyrna. were Mrs.
Emily Cox Of Rocky Mount and
Lynchbug, Mrs Corbn Wise Of
Lynchburg, Jimmie Pbaup of
near Salem and MIS- Virginia
Steger Of FarmVille
Miss Suscie Steger of Lynch-
burg. who has been sick list is
feeling better at this writing
Mrs Matte Bailey visited Mrs
Lucy Bersch and Miss Annie
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard smith
visited her parents, Nh and Mrs.
Jim Marks, last week They also
were in Richmond Sunday and
visited Mrs. Lula Morrison. who
is recovering nicely from a re-
cent auto accident
Mrs Virginia Stegcr. Of Farm.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

In the cafeteria at the Fluvanna
County High School at Calys-
brook The fall membership drive
viii be on from October 8 to o.
tober 10,
The chairman and co-chaIrman
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Well Water

Mr. and Mrs Barry Trout. Of
Washington were week end visit
ors in the home Of My. and Mrs.
Frank Bryant.
Mr., and Mrs VI b MaXey visit
ed relatives in Nelson last week
jim Winfrey of New Jersey
visited in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j Self last week.
Miss Lizzie Mae Ayres and j.
P Thomas. Of Roanoke, were Sun
day visitors in the home Of hel
father. Jake Ayres
MI and Mrs. Ellyson Rush Of
Wylliesburg. visited his mother
Mrs Bette Rush last Sunday
Mrs Rush has not been as we'll as
usual for the past few weeks.
Mi and Mrs. G. w Peace were
visitors Of MI and Mrs r l.
Rush last week.
Herman Bantoll who for a mum
Der Of years served in the U. S.
Navy Is now at home with his
parents, MI and Mrs John Ban
ton Edmond Banton was also q
week end visitor in the same
home.
MI and Mrs Mack Ayres and
daughters, Frances and Jamie
We're Falmville visitors last week
Bruce Allan Rush, who since
his discharge for the US Army
some months ago. has been EN-
ployed at the US Rubber plant in
ScottSyllle He left last week TO.
Richmond where he has employ
ment, and expects to resume hi.
studies.
children Anne ana George H
and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland ,rona,
and children had picnic sunne,
together Supdov ,,;u4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Concert Association
Membership Driv e On

The final planning m2et.n5 Of
the Fluvanna Family Concert AS
ISOLATION was held Tu sCay nisAo
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

Boston i the largest state
capital city in the United States
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

spent the week end In her home
here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

children. Anne ana George H.
and Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Jones
and children had a picnic sumner
together Sunday night
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brings table the freshest
in
living
stackbli 16Pce Starter service for
eHehtCo,
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Meetings Are Late
HARTFORD. Conn. B. The
Hartford County Pharmaceutical
Society holds its meetings at
1890 pm. The members can't
make it any earlier. Their drug
stores don't close until 10 pm.
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|Freshmonot Maryland Writes
Baby Banter Contest Winner
Chevy chose Girl. 10.
Gets Second Honors
Ii Star Competition

A University of Maryland stu
dent came up with the winning
line for The Stars eighth Baby
Banter contest:
Don't confuse me with facts:
! know I'm right" were the
words John w. Harrill, %. Of
3727 Wells avenue, Mount Raj
nier. Md. put into the mouth OF
a determined cooking little lady,
Second prize went to Marjorie
Seaton, 10, of 1902 Brennon lane
Chevy Chase, Md. a student al
Blessed Sacrament School, fol
her line, Miss Prentiss, you're
through"
Third prize was awarded to
Mrs. E. T.. Zavilla, a housewife
Of 4306 Thirtieth street. Mount
Rainier, for, Il keep telling my.
self, be noble, Thelma. :"
Mr.. Harrill, a freshman in The
College Of Business and Public
Administration, said his SIS prize
winner. was the first he had sub
mitted in the contest, though hi
had written captions for severa
other Baby Banter pictures.
81 just liked the picture and
thought the line fitted the ex-
preston pretty WELL" he ex.
planned.
A veteran of four years in the
Navy, Mr.. Harrill said the ides
for the caption did not grow Out
of any personal experience.
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Exhaust Pipes Hidden

FLINT. Mich. Several auto
mobile manufacturers and the
Automobile Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION have been testing a sys-
tenn to replace the unsightly ex-
haust pipe. The new. two-tube
system is so short that gases.
delivered from the mufier and
mixed with air, can be released
from under the center Of the
car rather than at the rear.
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Mount oliyet Buzuur

The Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service Of the Mount Olivet
Methodist Church win hold its
annual bazaar and bake sale at
II am. Thursday In the church.
1910 Glebe road, Arlington, Va.
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Conditions hair leaves it softer, slider, gieam-
ing with glossy lustre. And, you can use I'M
proved Unfair Immediately before or after your
permanent.
q. lsn's eoloFins my hair 100 difficult for mo
TO do, and won't Il be too costly 10 keep vp7
A. Nonsensel It's really easy. No pre-bleaching.
no pre-shampooing is necessary. You simply
Shampoo improved Unfair on with brush.
It takes only 4 hours year to keep your hair
looking DANGEROUSLY youthful always with inn
proved Unfair. In between times you simply use
Unfair Touch-Up for the new growth at the
part and hairline.
Only Unfair offers you all these wonderful
advantagesl So color your hair tomorrow.
Choose from improved Tintai's IA top-fashion
cologs. Become gorgeous blond, redhead or
brunette. Buy improved Unfair and Tintak
Touch-Up today.
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Democrats VIII Meet

The Young Democratic Club
Of the District yin meet at .
pm. tomorrow il Ehe Presidential
Parlor Of the willard Hotel, to
follow the progress Of election
returns.
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II YOU hesitate to color your hair, read the
answers to 8 vital questions which have rn-
doubtedly been troubling you-and learn why
they need trouble you no longerl
q. Will my fumily and friends like the
chunae7 A. Yesl Your real girl friends will never
envy your self Improvement And interviews
show that $50 Of men questioned would like
their wives to color their hair.
q. Will eoIerins my hair give Il o hard, oFii-
ficiul look, OF dumuge hOir fexiure7 A. Inn
possible when you use improved Unfair. N
coIors your hair like Nature originally colored
eoery strand. Unfair doesn't over-tint won't
give hair that dead, dull cast, because improved
Unfair and only improved Unfair has self-tim-
ing VEGETABLE CATALYST D., which
automatically turns of the coloring action at ez-
actly the right moment and assures you that
eoe,, natural look Improved Unfair actually
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See the GIa1nOr
Trunk Showing OF
FRENCH ROOM
HOLIDAY HATS
Meet stylist, Mary lyman. here
from New York, Tuesday 8
Wednseday. 3rd Floor. Washington
Fabulous holiday hats, abloom with French
look flowers, encrusted with Jewels each one
a distinctive creation, each one collectors
item. for women who love beautiful millinery.
Americas most inspired milliners, Howard
Hodge, Alfredo, Alice May, John Frederics
(Charmers), Lily Dache fDachettes) Amy
Arnold, Amrose, Miss Gardner and others
are represented in this special flown to-us
collection to be opened tomorrow! Mary
Wyman will help you decide on the most
flattering French Room Holiday Hat for you!
Millinery, Third Floor, Washington Store
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Sowing Of $zs.o7! Exclusive Hormony House
CoIored Bath Outfit
. Regularly $lss.s5 ARR
. $40 Down So Monthly o~
Usual Carrying charge - ~
Gorgeous color for bathroom +. deluxe quolity
ensemble :. Sears spectacular sowing. Choose it in
sunshine yellow, green or blue. Handsome SIT steel
tub with porcelain enamel finish Large vtreous chino
loxl7-n. Iovotory and reverse trop toilet
Plumbing $ Stores
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HoneysuckIe Dresses I
. Regularly $l.eS o.
. Girls Sizes to *
tiny maid cont have too mony dainty and practical
woshfost dresses and nom con save more now on
these budget ehormers. Everyone designed and made
to high Honeysueke specifications styled with ex-
pensive individual touches.
ToddIers' Sizes, reg. $l.9s. specially priee--1.67
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED. in GEORGETOWN. with
yard and good kit; 3 double bedrnis.
or , double hedrms. and 2 single
bedrms. and 2 baths; from Nov p
until Jan. l. HO. 2-f521 before
noon. After Nov. e, write MRS.
JOHN VINCENT. Venice. Florida.
WANTED TO RENT - Houses and
apis. furn. and unfurn.. to supply
the housing needs of our many
select clients. Call Mrs. Stello, WA.
1-2221, or WALKER & DUNLOP.
INC, 460S Wis. ave-, EN-. 2-6115.
BRITISH DIPLOMAT requires She'd
room house with den or recreation
room: furnished, partially furnished.
or unfinished. depending rent.
Chevy Chase preferred. Minimum l.
year lease. OIL. 4-412S.
WE NEED MORE HOUSES OR
APIS. to rent in Virginia, to Army.
Navy and Air Force officers. Phone.
KI. 9-f644 for vacancies you have
coming up and we will give you
prompt efficient service.
AL BAKER & SON. INC.
116 S. st. ASaph ST.. alexandria. va.
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Choice Locations

S130-Popular Heights, the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
rec. center; 3-bedrn. brick
rambler. all-elec. GE kitchen
with range. garbage DISPOSAL
dishwasher and Bendix washer
Large picture windows, wooded
lot; storage attic. Is min. tc
Pentagon. House with bsmt
slightly higher.
$150-202 s. Lee st., Falls Church
Ideally. located. Just l block
from busline and st. James
Parochial School, 3-bedroom
rambler with daylight bsmt
and pull-down stairway to
attic. Modern all-elec kitchen
new-house condition.
S146-Columbia Pines, beautiful sub
division near Annandale. New
3-bedrm. brick ramblerS, large
picture windows, full hsmt,
pull-down stairway to attic,
garage, disposal, dishws sher.
cleo. range and refgr. Large
spacious lot
S175-1nU0 S. Frederick ST., Airing
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial,
center hall. s rooms, ! baths,
light bsmt.. h.-w.h., and spa
ciouS lawns.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-72la
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HOUSES 70 SHARE


FURNISHED NEW HOME. to snare
with lady; pvt. dhie. bedrm.; only
$50 per mo. IA. 9-392g. -
COUPLE. :, ladies or :. eiris, Shars
home. with kit. and laund. privils.;
reasonable EN-. 1854. IS
WIDOW WILL SHARE 6-rm. home
with employed couple or = employed
women. WA. 7-S975 after z pm.
WIDOW would like to share home
with empl. couple; $50 mo-. every
thing fufn.;- 5404 Spring lane. E.
Riveroale. Md. -7
log VICTOR ST. N.E.-Lady to share
house with another lady; new pvt.
home; newly furn. ia 9-2uS1. 70
FOR LADY, over 25, to share home
with lady. pvt. bedrm.. privils.: bus
cony; $50 mo. 10. 1850.
WILL SHARE HOME WITH WOMAN
and child or cpie., free rent for care
of :. boys. and s. WE. 5-643I. q
ALEXANDRIA-Moth and daughter
will share 6-rm. home with couple.
or VIII rent = bedrms., SO. S-T646.
PETWoRTH., 4Ia4 New Hamp. NV
Ent. lst A.: liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
bath. adults: furn.; $50 mo. To. 2.
3uHl. -
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

FIyE-RM. APT.-Employed cple. o,
adults. Newly painted. Avail. Nov
RossL 290i AR RifAa.ei . bee ols apt. al
utils.; move in now: rent will star
n. next isG month. Gall IA. 5.52o0i IS
erick ST.. MAGNOLIA Gardens-Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms, latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors, Venetian
blinds, 3 exposures; utils. furn.; 500
. mo-. ! bedroom. $3.50. For info
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
! and 2 bedroom units available;
PRICED aa,r from MS; So sit, IN cony Alex;
Phone TIE 6-440O or come to the
Office in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt, YER
non ave. and Russell I'd
ARL.--2-bedrm. apt: conv. to PEN
tagon and shop. area. 1923 N.
Veiteh ST., ia. S-S066. 10
WESTOVER-1-be bedroom apt, S69. so;
adults; near busline; available now.
ia. 5-1236. -
NORTH QUINN ST. bedrm.. liv.
rm:. kit. and bath: available now.
Call Res Mgr. ia. S-4137. IS
ARL.--Close-in: cor. front; liv. rm.,
dinette. kit, bath. 2 bedrms., utils
ia, 7-353O; OV. 3-2163. -
FOR MYER AREA--A charming g
bedroom apt home, offering the
utmost in comfort and convenience:
exceptionally large bedrooms. bright
and modern kitchen with garbage
disposal: cheerful liv. I'm. with sepa-
rate din. area, plus master TV an
tenna; off-street parking and ex-
cellent storage and laundry facili-
ties "a, 4 wonderful. LOCATION at IlIO
wash. See MIS-. McGhee. No. 3
Mem. Bridge, follow Arlington blvd.
to N. Rhodes ST.. then right to N.
14th ST., and then left to N.
Quinn st. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
724 18th st. NV. MA. S-2345.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm, apt. near
Hecht Co. in mod. bldg. Mr.. schools
and shopping; Parking on site.
IA. $3.50, ia. 2-1319. $
drm. apt. incl. all
qtils.. 81 30 per mo. ia. $3.50.
THREE-RM. APT. unfurn.; private
bath and entrance; located on Park
ST. In Vienna. Dunkirk 5-SSl7. -
THREE-RM. APT, newly dec; $40:
@60S Lee hwy; close-in; near store
and bus no pets. ia. T-4246. e"
N. - Newly decor. = .
bedrms.,- liv. rm.. dinette; walking
dist. Arl. Hall, l blk. new Hecht's
store; good transp; lann; faeils,;
all utils. See mgr, MR.. HARIG,
Apt. B, 51S N Thomas st. ia
2-2299 or call office during business
" hours ia S.3366 -1o
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HOUSES FURNISHED Gent,
HOUSES uNEURNlshED

COLORED-6 ROOMS. Or will rent
2. rms. as apt. and share kit. 31S
Shepherd st. NV. Ts
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
5n05 BALTIMORE AVE.

COMPLETELY REDECORATED
Attractive 2-story detached brick
home in excellent neighborhood
Liv rrn.. din. rm., kit, screened
porch and fireplace. 8 bedrms., =
baths. Full basement; gas heat; de-
tached garage. Rent, SIS per mo
Dir: Out Mass. ave. past D. c. line
to Baltimore ave, right to house
H. G. SMITHY CO., S11 18th st
ST 2-330O -
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1744 N ST. NV.

S hedrms., pa baths. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, lge. reception hall: parking
space for . cars in rear; S175 mo.
Partially furn. Call MR.. JOhNSEN,
DE. 2-360O.
NORTH ARLINGTON
Attractive neishborhood, conv to
our grammar and Junior high
schools; bedrms.; excel. cond.; at
tractively Handicapped: close to
transp.: $50 no.; immed occu-
pancy. WASHBURN & MAIZE, ~
New York ave. ST. 3-2Sl5. IL
CLIO BLAIR RID. NV.
Conv. to Walter Reed: 2-bedrm. Diet.
brick; full bsmt.; garage: will con-
slider option to buy. Direct to house
to inspect. NJ. E. SMITH. INC, DI.
S-TR77. II 3-QlfS
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AMIN. UNIV. PAEh - Georget0wn
type in this fine residential neigh
and shop; D rms, semidet.;. bsmt.,
lovely garden: garage. >t6,"50:
! small down payt.: bal. like rent.
INEI CUSHAED, Realtor, EN-.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK; st. AIMS
! Parish--Det. brick on level feced lot.
with bedrm. or den and powder rm.
| on LIST A.: 3 bedrms. on End a. Rec.
rm,; garage. Owner being. trans
| ferred. Near Spring Valley shopping
S senssr F E sHEe to J eSpsfs his a AZ:
6-Ia94 or EN-. 3-1666.
AMER. U. PARk. SCI .750-Det. brick
Colonial. near St. AIMS; 8 bedrms;;.
2RReSs nR' s. en- pH III 8: Be- 5fdssofstfd
BRIARCLIFF-5 bedrooms. 4 baths;
S42.500. Fine brick Colonial built
in 1851 by Frank S. Phillips: fea-
lures a lift. library. or bedroom
with fireplace. bookSnelves and adj
joining full bath on LIST floor; bed
tional financing available. FRANK s.
PHIL Fps. DI. 7-l4l1; ewes. JU.
BRIGaH}wooD-cooLrDGE Large
Diet. frame home in fine conven-
lent loo. near TaEoma recreation
center and Walter Reed; newly dec
lms.) and bath. including an i'm
menSe liy. I'm. approx. AXIS with
massive fireplace: VACANT. Priced
at S15 $50. FRANK s. PHILLIPS:
cRk HI; CHASE asei b. C G., I nq Lafayette
| School 5116 32nd st, n.w-Det.
brick Colonial: LIST a.. liv. rm., din.
| rm.. breakfast rm., kit: end. a., 3
bedrms:. . baths; stairway to lge.
s9 9is5ss s es owner RSs tT Rx e5ssi:
EMBASSY AREA. between Cathedral
and Klingie-6-bedrm. brick house
completely new inside: new gas heat,
new kit: In the. Dos; Excsl. terms.
P pg sun;' 10 ME a99S Els s:
FOXHALL vII.LAGE-You can hardly
buy better environment or greater
convenience at any price; attractive
3-bedroom row brick in the prettiest
part Of the village; excellent copdi-
ton, PTicsd in very 10y POS. FRANK
GEORGETOWN - Two custom-huilt
houses at 36th and SITS NV. near
completion. Inspect on Sat. or Sun,
betw. Ia pm. OWNER, NE. S-0o41.
MT. PLEASANT - Newly dec. s-roorn
home; f1n- bsmt. Priced reas. AID.
SPRING VALLEY. $50, 5oo-Unusual-
~ ATTRACTIVE white brick Colonial in
the most convenient part Of this dis
tinguished community not far from
the fine shopping center. Features
an immense library and powder rTl.
on LIST a. in addition to beamed.
ceiling liY. rIn.. din. rm.. sunrm, and
mod, kit, 3 twin-6ed rms baths
AIR CONDITIONING. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. d.. 7-1411; eyes,. Wo.
TAR AK p PARK, D. C.. rap BLAIR RID.
Or. .-oD sat: Sun: 2-5-Wslter Reed
rorsd firspisees :"a dem a0a H SPACIOUS E
sunny beorms.: finished 3Ed floor:
oil h.-w.h.:: owner leaving; priced
to sell. Cash talks. sIsK REALTY.
TAR AZ. I PARK. MD. on N. H. ave. at
Ray School and Coop shopping
s-rnl- Oct. brick bunEa!ow. fun
gar. Price reduced. Clear. SIX
r. ATTY. PA. f-i'3a1. -7
WooDLEY RID. NV, isis. mr.. Conn.
aye.--2-story. tapestry Nbriek corner
home. 10 rms. 8 baths, eenter-hau
Call ERNEST II. LUNG. Di. 7-222f.
1889 10Th "a. MN. rooms. or
sale by OWSR2. no 2-2a5. -;
1914 TEWKEsBURY PL. N.W.-Det,
hath; 2 powder rms. brick gar:
OWNER. s2o.55o. IA. s-s4SSS.
u
Continued on Next Paes.l
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FIT MEYER AREA

100 N. Brcokside drive--L.arge l.
bedrnl. apis. In garden-type devel-
opment; separate dinette, laundry
ager, ia. 2-4511. "a
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
ADELPHI MANOR-Must sell. make
offer, 3-bedrm. cor. rambler: rec.
rIn.; storm windows and doors; mr..
schools and Md U. OWNER, HA.
2-74ly. No agents. -
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LOUD0N COUNTY. vA.--10 minis.
from Leesburg. Attrac. furn. pre-
Revolutionary S-rm. stone house,
acre. in small village; mod
facils.. with 8 firepls. 6-mo. rental
or longer, SS5 mo. Phone ia. S-73SO
after pm. 20
N. ATiL.--6-rri:, bath Colonial brick;
flrepl., oil h.. shower, Law, in full
bsmt.; breezeEay, gar. IA. 2-6s32.
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5000 9Th PL. N.E.-2-bedrm.. semi
detached brick; gas heat: excellent
condition: fenced yard: near Riggs
Park; S95 mo. PERETSKY g. SONS,
silver sPRIHGw4-bedrm., 2-bsth
BUNGALOW; S125 mo- Also arm. cot
tage, $50 mo. COLEMAN REALTY
CO.. JU. 9-4123 or. JU. 9-392S.
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e30 2o3rd ST. NV.
Newly decorated and ready for oc-
cupancy: Il rooms. . baths. Near
State Department. 500, so.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S3
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1913 18th ST. N.W-2-story row
brick: 4 bedrms, 2 baths, liv. rm..
din. rm.. kitchen and pantry: >
ment: 2-car garage: COW. transp..
mr.. Walter Reed. Apply AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO., ST. g.
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SILVER SPRING-Grocery and lunch
eonette, very, good location. owner
quotes SLIGO weekly income; lots
of room for potential increase. Full
price. $4,000. terms arranged. Price
includes stock ami euuiDment. Call
Mr. Stanner, al E. F. BLANCHARD.
Realtor, S430 Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
commercial ana investment prop
critics. .IU. S-S6nO. -
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SEMIDETACHED BRICK o-bedroom
Pentason; $95 month. OF. 4-7452.
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$50 MONTH. all modern conveniences.
utilities. double garage, basement
Washing, facilities. Desire middle.
age, white couple; no children
Ridlculous price, since 1 am retired
army officer. widower, occupying
one bedroom and requesting certain
minor privileges. References, 5000
Gnanhlng st. ne. However, call
ia. 2-6346 for particulars. -
n. ARLINGTON--2-bedrm. semidet
DIX. mouse; auto. washer, full bsnlt,
cow. to Pentagon. EN-. 3-S049.
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MICHIGAN PIX. SECTIONs

MICHIGAN PIX. SECTION-semidet
3-bedrm. house: mod. kit: ful
bsmt.; ~ baths: S99.5O for o-yr
lease. Call Ii. :-0565. -
SS1 80. 2 BEDRMS.: nll bSmt. with
outside .entr.: fenced-in ward
screened front porch: conV. bus anc
shopping: Del Ray section. ia. S.
1904, or so. 5-S3S1, -
1921 RUSSELL AVE Avondale MA
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS bedrms. and
rms, extra Ice. liv. rna.. 25 IT. in
length; each apt. has 8 exposures
and ? baths. for inspec. phone
HOMER N. LINK. KE. 7-0353.
LARGE EFFIC., N.W.-In quiet apt.
house: call Sat. or after / pm. on
Sun. AID, 2-6ti5S. -
CLEVELAND PARK-Delightful /
hedrm.. bath, living rm., dInette and
modern kitchen. large closets;
southern and eastern exposure;
convenient to shopping center and
transportation. $4,000, terms.
OWNER. NO T-S43S. -
2-BEDRO0M GARDEN-TYPE APT,
Falls Church--Reas. down payment,
500 mo-, incl. prin., interest. taxes
and utils. Call JE. 2-a366. Is
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S10Q mo.
ROGER Moss-REALToR
Ho. 10000: Ewes, LA. 6-392s
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91e S. oRME ST, ARL.. VA.
bedrooms. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
bath. full bsmt., automatic heat;
fenced-in yard. Available today:
$3.50. 49, ,..,-.,