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The frontiersman., 1956-05-03
GLENALLEN NEWS
By Martha Prater

The Primary election was held at the Log Cabin of the Alaska Road Commission on April A, 1856. Judges of the election were Martha Prater, Violet Robinson and Mabel Ward.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson and MT. and Mrs. Harold Gunder- son have moved their house trail CTS to Chestochina where the men are working for a short time on bridge removel for the ARC.
 Mir and Mrs. Gordon Obey and daughter Janice have moved into Glenallen ARC. trailer court after living at Eureka all winter. Mir. Obey is employed by the AL aska Road Commission. Bob and Mary Smith have gone back to Trinms camp, located on the Richardson Highway. Bob is a cook for the ARC.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Prater have received word from their daugh- hter Ruth Ann Lewis in Anchor age, that the Lewis family are moving to Juneau May l, where SEC. Tom Lewis is being sent by the PEA. of the U. s. Army until possibly January of 1857
 MT and Mrs. Brown and their two sons have returned from Texas and are staying at the Glen Allen Lodge for the sum- mer.
 The Box Social was a huge sue- cess with a profit of $470.00 for the evening. Visitors from Pal mer American Legion and Auxil- iary attended.
 On May the 18th, the American Legion Post No. 27 will have a play called Papa is All" con- sisting of residents of the com munity, proceeds to go towards the new Legion Hall.
 The American Legion and Aux iliary Post No. 27 had their in- stallation of officers as schedul- ed the evening of April 21, with Installing team from Palmer consisting of Izola Sirnms, Mary
The frontiersman., 1956-05-03
vasanoia.
zz. ATTEND BSp FOUNDERS DAY FETE

Menty-seven members of xxi Eta and Theta chapters, ESP, at tended the organizations Found CTS Day dinner held Monday eve ming at Legion hall. Members Of the Legion Auxiliary catered the dinner. M s Frances Hulbert of xxi Eta Chapter was toastmistress for the evenings program, and Mildred Buzby, past president of Theta Chapter, was installing officer for installation ceremonies held following the dinner.
 Guests present at the dinner were Barbara Brown, Carol Le Walters and Eunice Flint.
The frontiersman., 1956-05-03

Like inc school and the fire de- partmenf the hospital is too ot- ten taken for granted by the community. No one gives if much thought until he needs if: then. suddenly. if takes on enormous importance. To the one who is sick or injured the hospital be- comes the most important build- ing in town. Here lies his best hope of recovery. of regaining something he had always taken for granted ..- his health. Visit Palmer's hospital on May s. and learn more about ifs services 10 you. your family and your com munitY.
The frontiersman., 1956-05-03

paImer.s hospital will be a lit- tle nore crowded than usual next week. But the crowd will not be composed entirely of patients There will be lot of people tak- ing advantage of National Hos pital Week open houses 10 learn more about hospitals community services.
The frontiersman., 1956-05-03

family have just returned home after spending the winter in Cali fornia.
 Mrs. Mabel Ward left for Ia coma, Washington April 29 to stay with her daughter and fam fly for two months.
 MT. and Mrs Layton Bonnet have bought the Berwick Home site.
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NEW BABIES
Hooks

xxo0kS
 MT. and Mrs. Keith H. Hooks of Palmer are receiving cpngra- tulations on the birth of their fourth child, a son, who was born at Valley Presbyterian Hos pital on April 26. He has been named Anthony Elmer and weighed seven pounds, nine oun- ces at birth. MT. Hooks is en- ployed by the Bureau of Recla- nation.
 Gabbett
 MT. and Mrs. Claude Gabbett of Sutton are receiving congra- tulations on the birth of their third child, daughter whom they have named Dena Renee. She weighed five pounds, thirteen and one-haf ounces when born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital April 30. MT. Gabbett operates a service station in the Sutton area.
 vasanoja
 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vasanoia of Palmer are receiving congra- tulations on the birth of daugh- ter, Cynthia Sigrid, who was born at Providence Hospital in Anchorage April g. She weighed seven pounds, four ounces at birth. The Vasanojas have anoth- CT youngster, two and one half years old.
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FRONTIERSMAN cLASSIrIEDS
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Rer,ona( Menhon

Mr. and Mrs. j. H Valentine and
son, Lee. and Wilmer Tinnell. OF
HagerstoWn. Md. were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Fore.
Mrs Howard Imboden, of Pulas-
ki. is the guest of her daughter
Miss Eleanor Imboden. and M r S.
Shelton Whitaker
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Womack
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G W Booker. in Pamplin.
Winston Morton. OF Richmond.
spent Sunday night with his mother.
Mrs. W. s. Morton, en- route to
Charlotte, N c.
Mrs E B. Womack is spending
some time at her country home
near Five Forks. Her nephew. FL
lott Anderson. of Richmond. is her
guest.
Mrs. M M Layne will leave to-
day for Richmond. where she will
be the week end guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs l.. j. Cosby. and Miss
Nancy Layne.
Mrs. w. N. Cunningham and chill
dren. OF Cumberland. Md, are the
guests OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lee Jones. Mr.. Cunningham
will be a week end guest in the
Jones home.
Steve Chapman. Of the nav |
training base at cambridge. Md.
is to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
R L. Chapman, this week end.
Miss Josephine fowler was the
guest of Miss Mollie Daniel in Char
lotte during the week end
Mi and Mrs Dabney T. Waring
Jr.. and children, of Plainfield. N
j.. were recent guests of MI War
ING sister Mrs. S w. Putney and
Mr.. putney
Nh and Mrs Emanuel Weinberg
are vacationing in the North
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Walter G. Grigg, "A,
Dies In Auto Crash
In Amelia County

Funeral services were held on
Thursday morning in Amelia for
Walter G. Grige. "a who died
about four hours after the car
which he was driving collided with
truck in Amelia Tuesday. He
was taken to . Richmond hoSpit-
al
According 70 Sheriff NJ. NJ de-
Kraft Mr. Griee turned his
automobile into the path Of a
truck driven by LoWman W0odson
Boyd Of Winston Salem The ia
tally boosted Virginia's 10 s
traffic total to 607.
Mr.. Grig2, a retired farmer is
survived by his widow Mrs. VIM
cent Hardy Grigg; Two sons. d.
Hardy Gri9e, of Amelia, and W.
Granville Grige. of Norfolk three
daughters Mrs Charles P. Boy
kin of Springfield. Mrs. Bob A.
Smith. Of ParlSsley and Mrs. Stu
art NJ Priffit. Of Richmond; fom.
sisters, Mrs r l. Cantonn Mrs.
T W Rowlett. Mrs. Robert Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Peter B. Blanton.
all Of Richmond, and nine grand
sons.
Burial was in the Grubhin Gem
etery in Amelia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

Grover Churchill Carter. II, a
retired Norwood railroad man and
merchant died Tuesday Oct ,.
at a Lynchburg hospital
He was a memoir CT John An
cell Lodge AF&AM. No. 255 at
Gladstone and Bethe! Methodist
Church in Norwood
He is survived by one son.
Grover Garter. of Norwood: one
daughter MIS- John A. ScIuggs
Of Bucklngham: one foster son,
Charles O'Brien OF Roanoke, and
enc foster daughter. Mrs. Pal
mer Alexander Of Buchanan and
three grandchildren
A funeral service Will De held
at p. m. Friday from his home
with burial in the family come-
terry with Masonic rites.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

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week end guest OF her parents. Mr.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
DOUBLE PAYOFF

Denver. Col witness at Fed
eral tax evasion trial had no trouble
recallihs the amount of a payment
he said he made as a slot machine
payoff to the defendant. The man
said he tucked the money in the
watch pocket of his trousers. then
forgot and sent The pants to the
cleaners When the pants came
back, the $40 was gone and he had
to dip up another payment of the
same amount
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

Mrs. c. H. Matherly was a guest
this week of her niece Mrs. E. A.
Horton, in Roanoke.
John Shannon and Frank Osborn
have returned from a hunting trip
in Dismal Swamp
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Cox will be
week end guests in Stanton. where
they will visit their daughter, 10
Ann, who is student at Stuart
HALL. From there they viii go to
Washington, D. c.. where they will
attend the dealers showing of the
1857 Chrysler and Imperial automo-
biles
The Rev. and Mrs. J A. Vache
accompanied their granddaughter.
Sherry, to Greensboro. N. c.. this
week.
Miss Lillian Minkel attended the
1ota state board meeting of the
Delta Kappa Gamma in Richmond.
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Agee were
the week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Agee in Richmnnd.
Misses Sarah and Edith Orange
have returned after visiting Mrs.
Hazel Jones and relatives in Rich
mOnd
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sidney Muir
ply. OF Richmond. were the week
end guests of her mother. Mrs. R .
w Catlin.
j. H. Forbes and Frank B. Bald
win spent Sunday and Monday in
Charlotte, N c., where they attend
ed the premier showing of the 1857
Dodge and Plymouth automobiles
Mrs. Annie v Putney, district
chairman of the Virginia Profession
al and Business Womens Club, at
tended the Bosses Banquet given
by the Petersburg and Hopewell
BPWC last Thursday night at the
Lakewood Supper Club in Hopewell
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Color'ed News
Jackson High NF \
Hits Jackpot With
Fair Premium Prize

MIA members Of L p jackson
High School in Cumberland have
just completed another year of
competition at the Five County
Fair in Farmville Chapter mem
berS consider this one of their
best years in Fair competition as
attested by the prizes and the cash
awards won.
The prizes and cash premiums
won by the chapters and its mem
bers are as follows chapter
awards educational exhibit. list
prize. $3.50, shop exhibit, End
prize, $3.50
Member Awards Harold HURT
fat hog, Bird prize Sc yellow hy
brid corn, End prize $3.50; Vannie
Bradley. fat hog lst prize. $40;
James G Johnson, fat hog, list
prize, $40; Jasper James, bright
tobacco, lst prize, SIS: Frolin Hat
cher, bright tobacco, End prize
So Dean Taylor, tractor dliv-
ing contest, 4th prize, So
Five jackson High MIA MEM
bers and their advisor. r. l..
Scales. attended the organization
al meeting of the Central Fedora =
ton OF the New Farmers Of
America at Pocahontas High
School IN Powhatan on Monday,
Oct. i. Boys attending were James
Cochran, Harold HURT, George
Perval. James G Johnson. and
Sidney Allen.
Schools and counties represent
ed were Russell Grove High, Anne
liza s. c Abrams High. Fluvanna:
Central High. Goochland, and L.
P. Jackson High, Cumberland
/ George Pervall was elected second
vice president and James Cochran
was elected chaplain.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Continued from page

Continued from page l
Department OF Agriculture oper-
alton, county and community ASC
committees are CHARGED with local
administration of payments, bene-
fits and policies The central coun-
" committee develops overall
planning, while the community
committees make the farm level
decisions for then particular area.
The committees are elected an .
nuallv.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
SLOPPY But POLITE

Laurel Acres. Md When George
McCreary returned to his home al
night recently, he found a window
had been forced open and in the
Kitchen there were dirty dishes at
places for three Missing was
package Of minute steaks On the
table was note Of thanks for the
steaks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
K. r. Merton Senior
Completes In Contest

Homer johnson, senior agrlcul-
tural student at R r. Motion High
School. competed in the New Farm
ers of America talent contest at the
ORGANIZATION annual convention
last week in Atlanta. Ga.
Johnson pantonlined The Crea
ton
More than 200 Negro farm boys
from Il states were expected to at
tend The convention The organl-
cation IS the national organization
fer public school vocational agricul-
ture students. and operates under
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

Mrs. Gale Matthews and children
Jeanne and Corky. and Jimmy De-
Jaris, OF Arlington were week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Alton Will
Mrs T N. Harreu of Whaley-
Vile Is the guest Of her grand
daughter. Mrs. Lee Oliver. and Mr.
Oliver
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Really Economical

husband Your re not economical
enough i'll these times YOU Will
have to alter or else YOU will ruin
me
Wife Well, if you don't call a
woman economical who saves her
wedding dress for a possible second
marriage. I'd like to know what you
think economy is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Funeral Service
Concord Church
Mrs. LeOna ellis

Funeral services for Mrs. Leona
Duncan ellis. IS were held at Con-
core Baptist church Sunday. Sept
30. with interment in the family
square in the church cemetery DR..
Otis L. McClun9. pastor OF the
Tarmville Baptist Church, conduct
ed the services.
Mrs ellis died at Johnston Willis
Hospital in Richmond September
%. after long illness. Mrs. Gills
spent most of her life in Bucklng-
ham County, where she was a MEN,
Der of Concord Baptist Church.
Besides the widoWer. Henry ".
ellis. nine children survive. Misses
Irene and Lille ellis. OF Richmond:
Miss June ellis. OF New York City:
Mrs George Mclaughlin. of Farm
Vile. Mrs Charles Scott. of Bon
Air Henry w ellis. Jr.. o Carroll
and Lawrence ellis, of Richmond,
and Wallace ellis. of SandSton Six
grandchildren also survive
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

the provisions of the National Voca-
tlonal Education acts.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
PILOT LANDS. DIES

Eli City, ldaho-Frank Small pill
OF for flying service, who had been
dropping supplies to rangers h
were fighting forest fire, made
an emergency landing at the local
airport took few steps from the
rlahe and collapsed. He died few
hours later apparently of heart
attack
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MGA 1856: black with red. wire
wheels and heater; Sl.946. JACK
PRY. 14th and P.
1854 model 1880; wire
heels: immac. inside and out.
4752 Homer ave-, Apt. B, Suttland.
Md.
MG "a TT: immac. cond.: Sl.305.
STAR MOTOR SALES
in FOREIGN 4 Sport Cars
'OVO y i OPEN SUNDAYS s HTli.i e. 500
NASH '53 RAMBLER
JE. 2-2ObS
NASH '53 hardtop Rambler: fiawless
2-tone finish, with radio and heater,
Wv. tires; very clean and low
mileage; l owner; $685., down pay
ment as low as sos, cash or terms.
Call Ii. $4,000. AUTO CENTER.
629 H st. ne.
NASH 1854 Rambler two-door sedan;
radio. heater, air cond. and auto
matte trans, low mileage; 81 .b75
Call Ii. 6-6471 after 8 pm. e
NASH RAMBLER 1850 conv.; new
top and tires: radio and heater,
turn signals; $3.50. OWNER. oV
3-1493.
NASH 80 de luxe 4-door; fully
equipped; terrific buy at S1cN. low
as So down. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1890 Wis ave. OIL. $4,000. In
the Heart OF Bethesda"
NASH 1855 Rambler Cross Country
station wagon; fully equipped incl
overdrive; priced for this week enc,
choose from. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. Authorized Willys Dealer
JU. b-S525.
NASH 1916; / owner; low mileage:
best offer. AID. 2-3793.
NASH '52 Rambler sta. wagj r. and
h.: this car was used Tor a 2no
STAR MOTOR SALES
Specializing in Foreign g. Sport Cars ats
5000 n. 10th ST. ARL,. IA. S-3212
OPEN SUNDAYS
OLDSMOBILE 1858 "SS" convertible
light blue, black top, hydramatte
beautiful interior, immaculate; only
1895. Sl45 down. BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-Sg00
OLDSMOBILE '52 49,: light blue.
T. and h.; $50 cash and take over
payments. AID. 2-4672.
OLDSMOBILE SO "SS" Holiday f.
dr.: fully equipped; $500 and take
over payments. BR. S-9342.
OLDSMOBILE '55; equipped; So, Ace
or best offer. Call 10. 5-5554.
OLDsMOBnlE 1856 "SS'' Holiday
coupe: beautiful blue and white mn
ish: fully equipped. power steering
power brakesi S"'695; CcC guar
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
a25 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 1855 "9S" Starfirt
COW: ali white with black top
all red leather interior; fully power
equipped incl. steering wheel, sea-
and windows; low mileage; sale oN
ORIG, OWNER; peri cond. Cal
Ii. 3-6524. No dealers.
OLDSMOBILE '53 Super 49, Holi
day: 81. 900 spent in notifications
beautiful car. will appeal only Z
special purchaser interested in peal
performance. S1.400 cash. No deal
ers. EN-. 2-3142.
OLDSMOBILE '52 "98" convertible
beautiful 2-tone finish, new blacl
top, Continental kit, power steer,
Has ca MOTORS 5aSSR; j f5sf s-s59sN.
OLDSMOBME 1856 "9s" de lux
black orion top, all-leather interior
full power equipment, windows ant
seats. Special today ct only S3,ee5
Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
il222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDs '55 de luxe "s8" 2-door; full!
equipped. 2-tone finish; sold AMI
serviced by US since new; onl!
sl,095. Safety tested for your pro
lection; 30-day written warranty
| PAUL BROS. Odds, Wis. and ELI
colt SITS. NV, KE. 7-130S.
OLDS 1853 Super 49,; HYDRA.
| power steering and brakes. ney
| Wv, r. and h.; $1,000. EN-. 3
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BoATs tesn..l

WINTER DOCKAGE RATES. u pric.
for 5 months; wet or dry slips; free
use Of launching ramp. water aiic
electricity. MARINE MART. 04(
Maine ave. s.w.. ST. 1886.
FISHING CRUISER, RETRIEVER.
42x11, sleeps 4; head, galley. run
engine, 1856. Call HARRY Gov
INGToE, Tilgman.. Nd. tn. 9.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

OLDS SO de luxe "gs" 4-door; fully
equir1ed with power steering, Wv.
tires; one owner; best buy, S1.l9S.
Safety tested for your protection;
3Q-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tOlds). Wis. and Ellicatt
st. NV. KE. 7-130S.
PACKARD 1852 1900" 4-dr.: hydra
matte; dark green: radio. heater.
This one. Is like. new inside and
out; G95, S45 down. BELL MO
TORS 5OlO Wis. ave NV, wo.
PACKARD '4g 4-dr.: clean; good
rubber: recent. passed d. c. inspect
One owner; $40. EN- 3-6246.
80 PACKARD
Hardtop Panama Clipper
Radio and Heater
WhitewaIls
2-tone. Automatic Drive
Power Equipped
Nearly Brand-New
S1,795
BROWN MOTORS
llTl7 R. l. Ave. NE. no. 2-000S
20Ol Nichols Ave Sc. Lu 4-4445
PLYMOUTH 1851 de luxe 2-dr.
radio, heater: immaculate inside
and out: 1895. $40 down. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV. Wo
I
PLYMOUTH 1850 2-dr.; r. and h.
dir. signals, low mileage; ont
owner; S225. OIL. 4-2379.
PLYMOUTH 1855 Belvedere hard.
top: VS. motor, powerfiite. radio
heater, red and white finish. Bank
financing available
BILL ADAMS
5000 MINI. Ave. NE. LII. 2-790C
Il Block on Benning RdD
PLYMOUTH SO Savoy IS" sedan;
| push-button, all-automatic trans
mission. radio and heater. white.
wall tires. Solex glass: low. low
| mileage: S274 cash or trade down
| Bank terms MERSON a. THOMP
SON CHRYSIER-PLYM Used
Gar Dept. 1927 Wis. ave. OIL
| 2-2615.
PLYMOUTH 1853 suburban: Hy.
Drive; blue and gray: excel. cnod
10000 mi; $3.50. IA. 1880.
PLYMOUTH So 4-door; $500 Of
best offer to settle estate AP
1-O635.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; gray; ownel
cared for clean, excel cond. new
tires. good seat covers: $500 cash
Sat. Sun. OIL. 4-0665; daily. CO. 8
1850.
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr.; heater, sea-
covers; good condition; 5000. LU
PLYMOUTH 1910; light blue fin.
heater, new seat covers, mechan
ically peri, nice body; must SCI
to appreciate: S225. ST. 3-453l
from II to y pm.
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MOTORCYCLES

'56 BMW, REQ. super sport: 1,s0C
miles. extras: S995. WA. 7-1705
1898 GOLD STAR CLUBMAN BSA
perfect condition: will take trade
Best offer LU. 4-6076.
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Potomac Hunt Country

z mi. n. OF Potomac. Nd. Prom
2 to 10 acre lots. rolling land; some
lots with streams; all with view Of
mountains. 81 500 an acre and up
RIDGELAND FARM ESTATES
OF. A.h7Rh
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

GARAGE or storage; vic. Blair I'd.
NV: masonry. l2x4O. overhead dr.,
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FARMS

WANTED: small farm. any cond. 6t
Price, terms. BOX z10-T. star.
WATERFRONT, POTOMAC RIVER
40 miles d. c., In Va: perfect
smalI-craft harbor; deep channel
TO Chesapeake Bay: 400 acres with
riparian rights; many high eleva-
tons Offering gorgeous views OF
Potomac: paved road; b0-acre
tracts. $500; total price. $50. 900.
Call Ma e-0070. Ext. 322; week
days. RA. 3-3433.
$50 ACRE CATTLE FARM, self
supporting. mr. Warrenton. va
Beautiful stone manor house. SWIM
ming pool; 2 stocked d bass ponae s;
details, Mr.. OLSON. Wo. 6.5457
500 q; BET. Leonard.owr and Pa
Nd as q. tillable. bal in pulr
$4,000. 10. S-5Ssal 90
25O-ACRE DAIRY FARM for reni
or sale: all in grass: electricity
on hard-surfaced road: good build
ings Poolesville 4071.
so A.. IN Howard Hunt section
quaint dwelling with 2 nice tre.
places. oil ht.. 2 rms. and bath:
barn. box stalls, pnudocks, Len-
ant houses. lake site BRECKEN-
RIDGE q HANNA, Ellicott CITY 346
2i0-A DAIRY FARM-Blk. top I'd.
20-cow cinder blk. barn. silo. at.
trac. hse.: excel mach; new
tractors: 40 nd. cattle: grain. hav.
s4e.500. MR. OLSON. Wo. 6-3437
FARM WANTED. So. Md, with Oh
without improvements mr.. fishing.
Private party. Box 246-T. star.
66 ACRES 10 minis. from Acc Site
Deliehtful old Nd. manor house. 10
rms ! full bath. 3 half baths: g.
rm guest house. bath. new oil hot
water furnace: quaint stone smoke:
house, 2 small barns, gar. and
other outbidRs 2 lovely streams:
acres acre "oG s2sObo man KAY Io' szow vi
Wash. Grove, Md, Gaithersburg
247-J.
LOUDOUN COUNTY-243 ACRES
Hunting. fishing and lakes. Old
type house and excellent ,0utbuild-
ings. An fenced; gently, rolling pas
ture land, Has to be seen TO
ROBERT D. GRAHAM -.
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DIRT CHEAP

10000 50. IT,. 374' 'front.'
age; LIVINGSTON road Sc;
zoned apts.. semidetached
houses, institutions. Sewer,
water. gas in. Easy terms.
VIII subordinate. soc 50. II.
Please call Mr.. Hull. ST. 81
1900.
: JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
Exclusive
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Builders. ATTENTION

Beautiful ts-aers vooded losa with
sever anc water IN ssabsook Acres
sniy 20 mins. 70 . c 800 homes
seesple6 ahoppins center schools
ars churches. $3.50 20 WIN SUI
ardiAais
N. LEO STORCH
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

CHEVROLET SO convertible: 7. anc
h., 4 new tires. good top: 1896 OF
best offer. OIL. 9-S93S or VIII.
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FOnD So va Pordor rtatlsr Vagan
anc h. a1to. irans me rsu
terrific aavinan " 2e3. ioE flE-
$4,000 IA ths Hsari q -.
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AT,RER OInS INC

1890 14th ST. NV. DU. 7.6444
OLDS $50 "ss" Holiday 4-dr.: 500
mi, 2-tone finish. immaculate in
side and out; s2.695. DU. 5-70l5
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JOHN 8 REECE
1870 LIST ST. sw.
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ALRER OLDS INC.

oLDs SO "9s" starfre conv. coupe
looks like new, with low mileage
finished in white and blue with
white leather interior, has full DOW
er, electric window lifts, 6-way cleo
seat; :. and h; and hydra. and many
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To make room for our new Meet Of
1867 Fords. These cars are In ex-
'cellent condition. We suggest that
any mechanic before YOU buy, as.
surfing yourself OF the wonderful
values we are Offering. FAIRLANB
VS. automatic. 4-door, SI.100: p
door. Si,675; standard shift A.
door. $1,000: 2-dr.. 81 .575. Ali cars
have ?. and h., seat covers and d.
HERTZ HERTZ RENT SYSTEM
1891 L st. NV.