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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
John Fennell Redd
Rites Held Thursday,
County Native. 48

Funeral services for John Fen
nell Redd. 48. who died unex-
pectedly Of heart attack Mon
day, March S, at Danville, were
held Thursday at Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church. Prince Edward
county, at 2 p: m. Interment was
in the church cemetery. The Rev
J. S. King and the Rev Ray Jen-
kins officiated.
He was born in Prince Edward
county July 80. 1908. and attended
Worsham High School and Dan
vile. Military Institute. He rose to
! the position of southern repre-
sentative for a national tire firm
and served in that capacity at
Richmond and Wash. He was a
Shriner. Mason and member of
the fraternal order of Elks. He
was a member of Mt. Pleasant
Church.
He is survived by his mother
Mrs. Ruby Redd, of Worsham, and
brother. Edward Dupuy Redd, OF
Paintsville, KY.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09

of Washington, D. c.. who spent
the week end with her mother.
Mrs. j. H. Payne.
Billy Shorter of Alexandria
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Shorter. over the week
end.
w. L. Dickinson spent Monday
in Richmond.
Mrs. c. 1. Harvey and Miss
Terrell Harvey were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Blank
in Richmond.
Berry Cook. who recetly suffer
ed injuries from a farm machinery
accident. has recovered.
Sharyn Cobb entertained witt
a party Saturday celebrating hel
! fourth birthday. Them attending
were Betty Childress. Patricis
Harvey. Judy Lamberth. Johr
Dillon. Bill Hamilton. Jerry Mil.
Ter, Edna Carwile. Gerald Carwilt
and Steve Carwile.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Pdwhatan Red Cross
Fund Offici ais Hope
For Short Drive

:. Powhatan county Red Cross
tuId drive officials are hoping
tors.a short. successful campaign.
County Chairman Sam w. Parker
announced at a Kickoff meeting
this week that he hoped to end
the drive on March 10.
: About IA persons attended the
initial session of the campaign at
PoYhatan High School. A dinner,
served by Mrs. James E. Crump
ana FILA girls. was followed by a
talk by Julian Brooks, Red Cross
field representative.
County workers this year in
clude. Mrs Margaret FRANKLIN
Mrs. T. G. West. Mrs. Florence
Layne. Mrs. r. J. Willis. Mrs. T. L.
Timberlake, Mrs. Nancy Hurt
Mrs. B. E. Walthall. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Nichols. Mrs. Paul Blandford
Mrs. Jack Ford. Mrs. Ben F.. John
SON, Mrs. T. N. Curtis, Mrs. Le-
roy. p. Collins, Mrs. Mildred
1e4dbetter, Mrs. Bernard Allen
Mr.. Charles Lane. Mrs. Dorothy
Morrison. Mrs. Paul Wagner, L. M
Bradbury, Mrs. w. E. Maxey, Jr.,
and Mrs. Margaret Kruger.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Mrs. w. D. Walker
Hostess Recently

Mrs. w. D. Walker was hostess
to the WSCS of Centenary Church
recently when the program and
worship service were in charge Of
Mrs. Conduit Mathews and Mrs.
w. D. Walker The missionary
news was presented by Mrs. J. p.
Stratton.
There was an interesting meet
ing with IL members present. At
tlactive refreshments. carrying out
the motif for St. Valentines's Day.
were served by the hostess.
The HID Club of Guinea was also
recently entertained by Mrs. Wal
ker. The president. Mrs. Robert
Agee. III. presided at the meet
ing.
Among the business items. lead
ers were chosen for Clothing
House Furnishings and Foods. Mrs
Georgia Wilkerson. the agent, gave
the demonstration Getting a pro-
fessional look in home sewing
Mrs. Ethel Amos was guest of hon
or Refreshments in keeping with
Washingtons birthday, were serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Centenary Women
Study Mission Text.

On Tuesday evening, Feb. %,
mission study class. sponsored by
the WSCS of Centenary Church,
held at the church. The text book
used, by DR.. James K. Mathews.
was entitled South of the Hima-
layas' -Oen 3Hundred Years of
Methodist in India and Pakistan.
The class was led by Mrs. j. P.
Stratton. who was assisted by Mrs.
Conduit Mathews. The latter also
conducted the worship service.
which preceded the class.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Amelia Serviceman
Ends MP Schooling

Pvt. Marvin H. Davis. son of
Mrs. Jamayne S. Davis of Amelia,
recently was graduated from the
Military Police Training Center
at Camp Gordon. Ga He entered
the Army in October 1855 and
completed basic training at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Davis was graduated in 1854
from Amelia High School.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Heights All Club
Studies Shrub Roots

Proper methods Of roofing
shrubs was demonstrated for the
Darlington Heights 7th Grade
All Club by Bailey wilkins. as
sistant county agent, at the clubs
meeting on March /.
Mrs. Frances Gee, county home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Hamilton P-TA
Meets Tuesday

Hamilton Elementary School
Tuesday. March 10 beginning at
1870 in the school auditorium.
H. T. Harrison, chairman of the
Cumberland County School Board,
will be guest speaker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09

agent. was also present to assist
club members In starting their
project books on Home Grounds
Identification"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09
Darlington Hgts.

. goodrich Watson and son, Bling,
4ommy, and Eric, of Washington
D. e.. were week en- d guests of Mrs
6udie Watson. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. J. L. Greene, also
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09

The Boy Scout Law requires
each member to do at least one
Good Turn for some body every
day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-09

Americas finest footwear
for women, nationally cd
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ion, tops in quality, tops in
volucl
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II Asst MARCH IL, DR.. NARROW v.
- Olsen, poultry huSbandman at
the Agricultural Research Center at
BeltSville, Md, acted as surgeon, mid
wife and obStetrician at the birth OF
the worlds most astounding bird-the
noW-famous "fatherleSS turkey"
The delivery-a "CeSarean" birth
was difficult, painStaking Eight long
hours passed while Dr. Olsen picked
away delicately at the eggShell, one
tiny particle at time Baby turkeys
usually pick their own shells, but this
one was too weak. And it had to be
done just as slowly as if the turkey
tain changes take place in the turkeys
frail body as birth progresses, and
these changes can't be hurried.
1t was an accidental discovery DR.
Olsen made four years ago that caused
him to suspect that 'parthenogeneSiS,
the ability to reproduce without mat
ing, exists in some female turkeys
His current study was finding out why
male turkeys are sometimes fertile,
sometimes not Moulting has some
thing to do with it, he suspected, so
he planned an experiment to put
moulting male turkeys in with GER
tain group of females and see if the
hens would produce any fertilized
eggs.
He penned up the female turkeys
SO there wouldn't be chance for the
eggs to be fertiliZed Meantime, the
hens went on laying eggs-eggs pre-
sumed to be unfertilized But then
Just as he was about to start his
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FatherIess Turkeys
By PATRICIA L. HITCHCOCK

nloultlng-maleS experiment, he made
a startling discovery: Some of these
eggs showed, under the Gambler, signs
of pre-embryonic development-the
kind of development found only in
fortified eggs!
ITS simple case of infected eggs"
Dr. Olsens associates said.
Well, it's true that infected eggs
sometimes do show up with the same
characteristics But Dr. Olsen was
convinced he had hit on something
besides mere infected eggs" SO he
launched new study. 1t was based
on the assumption that these atypical
eggs had actually been caught in the
process of developing embryoS without
fertilization.
He set aside a special pen of hens
and toms and began breeding and in
breeding the ones that showed partfie-
nogenetic strains. He knew that if his
theory was correct, and that if he
kept strengthening the parthenoge-
netic tendency by inbreeding, he'd
eventually be able to produce hen
that would lay an egg capable of
Matching chick without fertilization
Four years and 10000 eggs later.
DR.. Olsen's theories were proved be-
yond doubt A male turkey, weak
ened from its uncommonly long stay
inside the shell normally, q days;
for this one, 80 days. was Matched.
From the very first, survival of the
turkey was doubtful Because it had
spent an additional three days inside
the shell. it was acutely dehydrated
DR. Olsen force-fed the poult every
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IHsEs. ron SALE So. tceat.l
HARTMAN REALTY Inc,
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HLLcREsT. near Alabama, ave.
2027 Both st. = custom.hpilt, Oct.
brick Colonial. 8 rms, ga baths;
lst;n; den. ~ rm;; 2 iss. be .i,1 Is
garage; porch: slate ROOF, Open !
RrLLcREsT. OVERLOOKING city. 33is
HighWood DR.. = Custom-built. spa
cious center-hali stone and brick
-ambler; rms, 3 baths: clubrm..
porch. GE kit. 2-ear built-in ga
rage; other good features, Out Pa.
ave, left on Carpenter st. block.
lei HI e eeSss s ~; SsSs4 N 81.
New det.. brick split-level rambler
E aisa level Iei lot. ~ $aS.56o' OPEN to
ave. 8 blocks, right on NJ St. right
to H II IL lslseG brick. 8 rms,
s1sDssss5sm1 ' liz. f ql7,s ssm''' deep lot
o fifIIi iTb brick. q rms, !:
lst-fi. powder rm., rec. rm. with
hrepl;; gas h.-W.h.; 2-car Oct. garage.
u Hsi is ss4s sqi.lana I'd.
h.-w.h. BY appt. LU. 2-5976.
HILLCREST-Det brick rambler,
% rms; 3 bedrms... 2 baths list a.;
full bsmt.; gas heat; deep lot.
ce;ooSSeGiREss HEIGHTS - Vacant.
Semidet. brick, 5 rms. large
bedrms., IA baths: full daylight
bsmt.; gas heat; fenced lot. AL
'0 CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, near Ala
bama ave-, 301s 9th st.-Det. 6-rm.
BUNGALOW; finished bsmt. with rec.
rm.; porch; oil h.-w.h.; garage; large
fenced lot. Al cond. BY appt. LU.
coN 4 HEIGHTS. near Nichols
sys;-semidst. brick. rms: 3
and bath: oil heat; fenced lot.
S12.750. LU. 2-5976.
CAPITOL HILLM2-story brick, 9
5 deep st 0a:hs Englis hu ps 4sssss garage
corner brick 8 rms; )
bedrms.; full bsmt.: porch; oil
n't oFP M SfsiaSSt AVE, in Lyn.-
dale - Vacant. New-house cond.
bedrms.:, full bsmt; scr. porch; gas
heat. Priced for quick sale, S10.950,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE-Corner brick.
8 rms, finished bsmt.;. gas heat;
po EaiR seeS lot v1rI Ry c;EGDt semidet.
brick. rms; 4 bedr ms; IN tlnishsd ed
~ OTTER Coon L1sT1Nos
HARTMAN REALTY Inc.
Realtor, 1345 Good Hope I'd. sc.
Sales, Rental, PROPERTY Management,
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SILVER SPRING

105O4 Amherst aye,-Colonisl de-
tached brick; 3 bedrooms. living
room. separate dining room, kitch-
ZEN; large fenced yard, Out georgia
ton. right to Amherst, right to
house. Open Sunday. Ia, Call RA.
I8-S3s6.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
UO o-6TTS a
SILVER SPRING AREA - Brick
Colonial; $1,000, newly redecorated
inside and out: 3 bedrooms, fireplace
in LIVING rm.. screened side porchi
also Beudix washer and dryer. yard
Is Anchor-fence inclosed. FHA-GI
contracts invited. Quick possess ar
ranged. 10 $4,000.
HuGGINs & HARRISON, INC.
REALTORS =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Lovely brick
beautiful view, water privileges;
close to schools; ideal retirement
home; so minutes to Washington.
WEST RIVER 6232. -
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HOUSES ron sALE-sE.
HOUSES FOR sALE-SW.

100 ELMIRA ST.. below oI ap-
praisal; bedrms., full bsmt.,
fenced yard: cow. transp. 10. 2
7794.
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ELLENWOOD

FLEETWOOD
EARLY SOUTHERN MARYLAND
home of Chapman family; charming
solid brick center hall 3-story full
basement residence; . porches; built
1857, recently completely modern
lied; 10 spacious high ceiling
rooms, handsome stairwen, origi-
nal woodwork; excellent fireplaces,
~ baths, modern kitchen including
stove, refrigerator, deep freezer,
washing machine, ironer, excel
lent oil burner, hot-water heat
ing; electric pump, fine well. 8
telephone extensions, numerous
electric outlets; GA feet frontage
on State road; old servants quar-
tiers. stable; spring, stream across
property; beautiful trees, shrub
berry; 31h acres, about IS arabic.
excellent highway, mile from
EARLY AMERICAN BRICK HOUSE.
Bryantown, Nd. 25 miles. from
Washington on Highway 5; h-acre
corner lot; Groom charming brick
residence, 2 baths, electricity, tele-
phone, hot-water oil-burner heat,
electric stove. REFRIGERATOR, washing
machine; lawn, shade trees; conve-
nient to churches, schools, stores;
excellent neighborhood: $4,000.
LEONARD SNYDER, Tel. 1911. La
Plata, Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
coLoREp

OPEN SUN, 2 til DARK
First time offered. 2 bidgs. each
having apis. Of liy, rm., dinette.
kit. tiled bath and bedrm. sep. entr
to each apt. Pull hsmt. with outside
entr.: gas h.-w.h. One bldg. has nm
rec. rm. Live in 1 apt. and let the
other help buy the bldg. Some fur
Priced below sis. 600 With ress. cash
Dir: Bennine I'd TO Hanna pl., easi
on Hanna pL to 5112 and 6114.
ABRAVE REALTY
10. s-s079, Ii. 6-4444. 10. 7-931l
cOLoRED-sEMIDET.
DOLL HOUSE
This spotless 5-rm. brk. home hal
mod; lit. and bath: parcuet mrs.
full hsrht.. auto. heat; cony. to every:
or IA. g-795S.
CUSTOM REALTY a INVEST. CO.
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COLORED-sOs BURNS ST. Sc
) rms; semidet;, gas heat. KRET-
SINGER. La. 6-1492. %
COLORED-644 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. SEE rooms, ami. gas
heat, bsmt.. newly dec. LII. 4-6143
coLoRED lie ssRp cor
brick Aunt apt. 4 yrs. old. sos
mo. each apt. Reasonably priced.
Call MR.. LEWIS. NO. 7-4511, DE.
CoLoRED OPEN s-DARK. 74s
Hilltop ter. Assume CT loan.
semidet., 6-rm. brick, full bsmt.,
gas INV heat, excel; cond MT.
REALTY CO. HU. 3-46l4.
COLORED-Ist TIME OFFERED by
owner; lovely brick home in Sc:
mr.. schools and transp.; liv. rm..
din. rm., 3 bedrms., kit. tiled bath.
rec. rm., bsmt.. gas heat;. nice yd.,
storm windows, new roof. Newly
redec. Assume GI loan. $14. 900.
COLORED - ASSUME ~ LOAN
46S Burbank st. s.e.. Fort Dupont
Hills. Name your dn. payment
You'll like the separate bsmt. apt.
outside ent. Mr.. Forth. 10. $500
COX g. CO.. INC, 10. S-5S37.
COLORED-SHIPLEY TER. See $3.50
Southern Sc, cor. 23rd---3 bedrms.
gas heat; rec. rm.: excel. for doc
ter will sell CT. To inspect. phone
RUBIN. 10. 1-1600. ---
COLORED SPECULATORS-INvEST-
ORS 2-bedrm. brk.; excel.
So 800. AID, 1880, 10, 2-7272, .
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COLORED

1886 EASY PL. Sc.
OPEN . TO DARK
BEDROOMS, . BATHS, REC. RIM
Come out to see this beautiful Diet
brk Cape Cod. Price, Sl7,950
Down, $1,000. Mod. kit, rec. rm.,
complete home on one f. Do not
miss this buy. Dir: Out BenninG
I'd. Sc. to Easy pl., then right
! Ewes, LII. 1-S4S6.
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5o58 BENNING RID. Sc.

OPEN . TO DARK
CT APPROVED, $4,000
This is an attractive 6-rm. semi
Diet. brk. home. 8 bedrms,, mod
kit, IN baths, rec. rm., front porch
deep yard. A very good buy. Ewes.
LU, 2-S7p6,
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March is. OIL. 4-2662. A
KENSINGTON; $4,000; 3-b.r. RAM
bier; flrepl,. bsmt.: vet. or non-vet.
BOGLEY'S. OIL. 7-a037, 10. 81
34}4. a
KENSINGTON: CT Applications
built. 6-rm. Cape Cod, fireplace: ! "a
baths, iull bsmt.: lge.. fenced lot
excel: cond.; under $4,000. Box
253-H, Star IS
KENSINGToN - Award winning
home for good design. This .3-bed-
rm. rambler has large cheerful
liv. rm, with Cathedral ceiling,
sep. din. area, porch, completely
equip. kit, with disposal and auto
neighborhooi. Just 2 blocks from
new elementary school, Assume AZ
CT loan. S13,960. BY OWNER. 10.
4-6066. a
KENWOOD-MaEniflcent stone resi-
dence in the most desirable part Of
this distinguished community. 3
lovely twin -sized bedrms., baths
plus nice servants rm. and bath
on I'd a., 2 bedrms on Sd A.. Hand
somely paneled library. and pow
der rm. on LIST. q. Picture book
giant though not enormous: FRANK
or. 4-13S0. -
LAYHILL AREA, acres - Spac.
contemporary 4-bedrm. and den
rambler, $4,000; ga acres lux
ury 4-bedrm. and den brick RAM
bier, 31-ft. liy. rm.. 2S-ft. kit;
substantial cash required. H AND
H. DEVELOPMENT CO.. 10. s.
2655.
N. CHEVY CHASE-Attractiye brick
rambler with master bedrms, Il
with French doors opening on bal
cony). . baths. large din rm.,
equipped kit full bsmt. wooded
EHsrd sS3,959 q, KSoRzENooRrER'
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s13 HILLTOP TER. Sc.
OPEN 2 TO DARK

ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL RAMBLER
The beauty of Sc. in suburban
luxury. 3 rms. all on one A. Ex-
pand. attic. Rec, rn1., picture win
dows, Price, $4,000. Down,
$1,000, See this home. Dir: Out
Rennins I'd s.e. to H. on H to Ala
bama ave. Sc, rieht TO Hilltop ter
Ewes, 10. 2-0312.
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KENSINGToN-Lovely Dutch Co
lonial 3-bedrm. home: living rm.,
dining rm.,- large kitchen. rec. rm.,
driveway. Gear garage; beautiful
fenced lawn: large screened porch.
S19.500. OWNER. 10. 1862.
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CHEVY CHASE
owner transferred. Extra large liv.
rm.. screened porch, modern, kitchen.
2 bedrms.. . baths. .. powder rms.
beautiful rec. rm., att. garage. CT
FHA or conventional financing.
price. SoO,95O EARL T. WRIGHT.
OIL. 1900; ewes. and Sun. OIL. =
KENsrNGToN AREA = Rambler:
moderately priced at $4,000 M;
bsrnt.. 3 min. TO NH or Naval Med
icai Center. Bus to Chevy. Chase
Circle in front OF house. FLA con-
tracts accepted 10. $4,000.
/ HUGGINS a. HARRISON. INC.
REALTORS a
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GLENMONT HILLS, S12,5O0-Bricl
rambler. well located, excel. cond
with picture window, lge. liv. rm..
din. L." 3 spacious bedrms. Close
to schools and rec. center. $1,000
down non CT. monthly payments
MRS; HART. JU. 5-0775. cox
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GA. AVE. I17OS-Brick Colonial
bedrm n fuii bsm Ssp Gi fm level
fenced lot. CT approved. $4,000
~ down. Open. 1-dark. RIA. g.
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FAIRLAWN AREA

FA1RLAWN AREA
Groom brick. $4,000, CT Apr.
Lge. clean home in this very desir-
able area near all schools. Also, one
that Gil trust can be assumed by
non-GI with low-down payment. II
you want this neighborhood land
who doesn'D call me today. Mrs.
Cox. LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S,
ATLAS REALTY co 4
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GAITHERSBURG-Almost new. 8
bedrms. fden or 4th bedrm.), RAM
bier. full bsmt., lge. lot. BY OWNER.
S14.950. Gaithersburg 1097-J.
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Mil I'd. area, ST, $3.50. A big ali
brick 3-bdrm. rambler with built-in
garage, firepl.. winter summer rear
porch. full bsmt. and beautifully
handicapped lot. CT or FILA terms
avail. MRS. HART, JU. 5-0775.
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| KENSINGTON

KENSINGTON - A. GARDENERS
home; ideal for retired couple. Liv.
rm. with wood burning firepl., sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt.; 100x150-FT.
LEVEL LOT. Call for appt. HU-
R1AUX, OIL. 4-6164: ewes, OIL. A.
BRAS
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PARKWAY HlLLS-Near Glen Echo.
SEQ. e50-Split- level 3-bedrms., q
scenic hilltop lot, flrepl. with
raised hearth, full din. rm., de luxe
kit. and the terms will amaze you.
MRS. HART. JU. 5-0775, cox
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GAITHERsBURG - beautiful home
with beautiful grounds: ideal for
physician or dentist. also an older
house Poolesville 3103. a.
GARRETT PARK-2-yr-old, 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, u baths. Ask
ing only $4,000. Firepl, outside
entr to full bsmt. Eating space
in roomy kit. Mr.. schools. Mr..
Hoag, PO. 2-4209, COX Il CO.,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or non
vet 2-bedrm. rambler on a quiet
old, $3.50 down OF. 500 mo. BOG
LEY'S. OIL. 7-9037; 10. 5-3434,
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FOREST ESTATES bedrm. brick
bungalow, .expandable I'd. A.; near
public and parochial schools, CT
approved. $15,250. OWNER, JU.
9-2763, -
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III VVVO ~ 'SV' o'11'
S12.950. 3-bedrm. brick. semidet.
Early occup.; "a bath bsmt.: fenced:
frt. porch. Buy on your terms. $500
DIN. non-GI.. $3.50 dn, CT. Mr.. Forth,
10. $500. COX a. CO., INC, 10.
R-hS3S 10 S-6R37
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HILLANDALE SECTION. country liv
close to D. C.-2-yr. 2-bedrm. ram.
bier; firepl.. sun porch, orchard;
poultry $4,000. HE. 4-344l.
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POSITIVELY

MUST SELL. MAKE OFFER. Mod
ern 3-bedrm. rambler, in excel
cond.: finished daylight bsmt.: real
patio; 2 full baths; kitchen ha,
breakfast bar, dishwasher, dispose
positively must sell. MAKE OFFER
Open l It'll dark. Dir: Out l6tf
St to East-West hwy, left to Sun.
dale, then right "a blk. to Rich.
land. left to 2203 and open sign
GEORGE l.. BROWN, Jr.. Reaitor
JU. $4,000; ewes, JU. 9-369l.
Sill. PG.--Conventional brk ram
bier: $4,000; lse. shaded corner
lot: picture windows, scr. pch., rec.
rm., workshop, ldry., bedrms.. ex-
pansiple attic, storm windows and
drs.; redec.; community swim. pool.
Assume 4ec CT loan. JU. 5-9264.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

SILVER SPRINGS bedrms.. 20-ft.
liv.-din. rm., lge. kit. bath, 26-ft.
paneled rec. rm with built-in
shelves and cabinets; full bsmt. !;
65x165 lot, fenced. beautiful trees
and flowers: immac.; Sl4,750. No
agents. 10. 4-70g3. a
SILVER SPRING. 1924 Colesville I'd
Brick Colonial; 8 rooms, Ia
baths, finished bsmt. and garage;
VA approved. JU. 5-87sS 4
ST. JOHNS PARISH. 4.5oO-A
nice large brick home. shaded by
trees and shrubs; separate din. rm,
and full bsmt.; walk to school, bus
and golf course. GRAHAM e. CO..
JU. $3.50, Q It'll q.
SUMNER. Of Mass. aye.---4-bedrm.,
2-bath brick Colonial, formal din;
rm., study with powder rm., full
bsmt.. garage. large livable SCI
OIL. 4-s111 I'll Q. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

EACELLENT JUNlOh ESlAIh OF
acres in established "Springbrook''
on the edge Of Sil. Spg,; brick
rambler only 3 years old with 4
bedrooms, 3 baths. daylight bsmt.
family room. . stone fireplaces
built-in garage, swimming pool
fruit trees; S39.5 RIPLEY &
RoMER. JU. 5-6111.
OPEN SUN, Q TO $50. Silver
Spring area 100. Fleetwood ter. nr
MONTGOMERY Blair High School; de
luxe brick rambler, 8 bedrmS., sep
din. rm.. bsn1t.. manv special fea-
lures. CT contracts accepted. CITY
WIDE REALTY. HA. 2-S5lS.
BEST BUY, LANGLEY PARKING
lge bedrms, Ice. liv. rm.. tile bath
full bsmt. with lavatory ANCHOR
fenced ward PRICED $1,000 un-
der market price. at 81 $50. Sub
NIT CT or FLA contracts, WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC, JU. 9-5555
OFFICE OPEN, 0 TO o. Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

SILVER SPRING-Spacious center
hall, 35bedrm. rambler, near Mont
dining rm., ground-level entr. base
ment. Low Dos. JU. 5-05S4.
SILVER SPRING, Carroll Knolls-
3-bedrm. brick rambler; 1900
OF or non CT. liv. rm., fireplace
separate din. rm., electric kitchen
including dishwasher and disposal;
beautiful heated rec. nm largs
blocks of Ga. ave-, mr.. st. John,
School. BoNAN g. FOGARTY. Lo
5-5O52: If no ans. JU. 5-7024.
SILVER SPRING - In lovely resi-
Dental area, all homes comparable
This custom-built rambler Il
nffarad fnr i'm m ediate sale 4 had.