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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-26
Hamilton

The Hamilton P-TA viii sponsor
a HalloWe EN- carnival Wednesday
Oct. 81, at 3 pm at the school
There will be games. contests.
parade, a variety show, a b q k
sale and hot dogs and drinks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-26

ed ava, last week Surviving rela-
tives in this county include two sis
tiers. Mrs. Matte c. Balmer and
Miss Maude Cosby. and two broth
ers. Joe and Berkeley.
Students home for the week end
were Bobby Cosby. from vPI. and
Paul Perkins. from the University
of Virginia.
Mrs. Nelson P. Turner. and son.
OF Richmond, recently visited Mrs.
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ATTENTIONS!

The DOROTHY NAY invites you TO use the con
venent LAYAWAY PLAN. \ small deposit wi
hold your Holiday Outfit, Be wise! Select your
todoy
, 1956-01-04
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855
Editorial
SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL

THE FULL AND complete success of the 1855 Christ
mas Festival is eloquent testimony that things can be done
well, and dispes unquestionably any element of doubt that
might have beclouded the thinking Of any in the community.
TOO MUG emphasis cannot be put on the success
Of hte Festival and the fact that it came only through CO.
operation and Joint effort on the part Of the committee and
those who participated. OF course, it is understood that only
when people work together can satisfactory results be accom-
pGshed, yet, because of lack of this very essential ingredient
in civic activity, this Island has had to forego much that
would have insured progress long ago.
THE FESTIVAL, even though carried out for less than
a week nevertheless required all the work, understanding
and cooperation that any community could muster. The fact,
therefore, that it proved successful attestS to the contribu-
ton Of all this effort.
IN ANY VENTURE there are those who lead. They
are the ones who spearhead the movement They are the
ones who see in advance and take the initial steps, and then
make sure that all the pieces are tied together into some
sort Of coherent whole. This years chairman, Mrs. Ann G.
Brodhurst (al modesty aside for the moment did q signifi-
cant and highly complimentary job. There was no limit to
either the time or the energy she devoted to the Festival.
BUT THEIR was also a host of others whose untiring
efforts went wholeheartedly into making the Festival 60 over
so big. On the committee, pitching in night and day were
MI. James ONeal Henderson, Mrs. Gladys Rohlsen, Mrs.
Ineerborg Crigg, Mr.. Alphonso Gashn, Miss Elvra Sim
monds, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Vickers Of WIVI MIR.
Ron de Lugo, MI. Luz James, Mrs. Frances Christensen, Mrs.
Eulalie Rivera, Mr.. Ignatius Jackson, Mrs. Ruth Klint, Mrs.
Helen Joseph, Miss Alma Christian, Mi. Wilhelm Samuel,
Mr.. HenvilIe Rogiers, Mrs. Rita Forbes, Mr., Carl Tranberg,
Mrs. Idahlia Higgins and Mr.. Minnard Jones.
HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT, and a factor which cannot
, 1956-01-04

be allowed to diminish in the years to come, is the conti-
button coming from the ST. Thomas Chamber of Commerce,
and also the several other organizations there and the excel
lent statements and encouraging words Of Mr.. Thomas Dell
of the st. Thomas Hotel Association.
THEN THERE IS the community as a whole without
which nothing could possibly be accomplished. The Festival
needed a willing understanding and goodwill atmosphere in
which it could flourish, and the community provided Just
that.
NOW THAT IT is all over, people forget that they are
tired; that they worked round the clock, and gave Of their
energy and funds. It was fun, and because of the Festival
ISt. Croix may have just the momentum necessary for other
community projects.
, 1956-01-04
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, 1956-01-04
7 TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been APP.
pointed Administrators in the above-entited estate. All
creditors are hereby directed to present their claims With
proper vouchers within six () months from the date hereof.
Persons indebted to the said estate are required to make
payment within the said time. Persons claiming to be next
of kin shall file their proof Of heirship with the undersigned
o with the Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid
period.
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, 1956-01-04

CHRl5IIAN5HD IHEAIDE
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES"
Wed Jan. 4 NO NE DEFIENDAs coMpADRE On spanish)
Thursday, Jan. 5 DAWN AT socoRRo Ceohnicolor)
Rory Calhoun Piper Laurie David Brian Kathleen
Hughes ! Alex Ncol
Saturday, Jan. TAXA. SON OF cocHIsE CTechnicilor)
Rock Hudson Barbara Rush
PHANTOM FROM SPACE Especial cast
Sun, Jan. 8 WORLD Technicolor-Cinemascope)
Clifton Webb June Allyson Van Helm Lauren Bacall
Fred Mac Murray Arlene Dahl : Cornell Wilde
, 1956-01-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of the US.
DIVISION OF SAINT cRolx At cHRIsTIANsTED
In the matter of the Estate of Probate No. 14-l955
THEOPHILUS PETERSEN, deceased
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Miss WehrWein
Is Married

Mrs. Anna Wehrwein of Mad
ison, Wis, announces the mar
riage of her daughter Dorathea
to Mr.. John M. H. Lindbeck,
son of the Rev. and Mrs. j.
Walter Lindbeck, former mis-
sionaries to China, now of st.
Petersburg, Fla.
The wedding took place yes
terday in Christ Congregational
Church in Silver Spring. Prof.
B. Davie Napier of Yale Uni
verSity Divinity School per-
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. Lindbeck, daughter of
the late Prof. George S. Wehr-
wein, is an alumna of Vassar
College and has served with the
United Nations Food and Agri-
culture Organization here, in
Rome and Southeast Asia.
Mr.. Lindbeck was formerly
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Benefit Talk
For NURSING
Service Set

Nurses on the Kentucky
frontier will get a boost from
Author Critic John Mason
Brown next Friday.
Mr.. Brown will lecture on
Seeing Things" at 1880 am.
in the new auditorium of the
Washington Club, Is Dupont
circle.
The talk is for the benefit
of the Frontier Nursing Serv-
ice and is under the patron
age of Mrs. Eisenhower.
The annual benefit is spon-
sored by the Washington Com
mittee to help the service,
which, in its 26th year of serv-
ice, is actively furnishing help
to families in rural Kentucky.
Mr.. Browns talk will con-
slider the current theater. books
and people. After the lecture
he will be guest Of honor at a
luncheon to be given by Mrs.
Jefferson Patterson.
Among those who have al
ready taken tickets for the af-
fair are Mime. Julia Brambilla,
Mrs. Philip o. Coffin, Mrs.
John S. Graham, Mrs. D. Law
renee Groner, Mrs. Eugene
O'Dunn, Mrs. Thornton j..
Parker, jr,, Mrs. Edward K.
Wheeler, Mrs. Walter White,
Mrs. Richard WigglesWorth,
DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith
Bowman, ir., Miss Janet Fish,
DR.. and Mrs. John L. Parks,
Mrs. Joseph Barnett Paul,
Countess Szechenyi and Mrs.
George c. Warner, jr.
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Professor OF Far Eastern Area
Studies at Yale University and
is now Public Affairs Adviser
for Chinese Affairs with the
Department of State here. He
is a graduate of Gustavus Adolf
plus College and Yale Univer-
sity Divinity and Graduate
Schools. A former Rockefeller
Foundation Fellow at Harvard,
ne served as a military govern
ment officer with the Navy dur
ing the war.
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travel posters, printed Gaelic
sayings. an illustration of the
famous Book Of Kells and a
giant color poster of a map Of
Ireland listing Irish family
names and their county origin.
Mrs. Violet Faulkner. club
president, will receive with the
honor guest, as will the Am
bassador of Ireland and Mrs.
Hearne. Thanking the receiv-
ing line will be the flag Of the
United States and the tri-
Continued on Page Dc, Col.
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County, K

'Shure an twill be a great
day for Irish members Of the
American Newspaper Women's
Club and all others on Thurs
day when they entertain in
honor of visiting Irish Prime
Minister John Costello at a
4::30 to $50 pm. reception in
their clubhouse.
The newswomen are plan
ming real Irish doings for the
distinguished guest, featuring
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'NeWsWOmen to Honor
Irish Prime Minister

everything from ceramic lepre-
chaun sprites dancing around
a shamrock centerpiece on the
buffet to Gaelic songs with &C
compartment from an au-
thentic Irish harp.
Larger leprechaun figures
will be spotted about the club
rooms interspersed with Irish
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LoRCoM LANE-New brick split
level, In this excel IN Arl. resi-
Dental area; 8 bedrms., 3 fun
baths, sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit,
big finished rec. rnl., full bsmt.,
level, attached gar. tree-shaded
lot. Priced at S:33,500 and the
purchaser may assume So 900 LIST
trust with low down payment.
Shown by appt. THE DARBY CO.,
IA. 5-9393. once open o till o.
LORCOM LANE AREA--Top loca-
tton. Excel. value. New, custom
built; 4 bedrms.. 9 baths, . frepls.,
Ibsmt,; gar. GE Kit, sep. DIN. I'm,
trade or rent. $4,000 cash Priced
$4,000, ia. 7-70S4; ewes, ia,
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FARMS

STROUT cATALOG-Freel Farms
businesses; 80 states. sTROUT
REALTY, 234-A. Woodward Bldg.
Washington, ST 3-37S4.
$500 DOWN and s75 mo. buys for
$1,000, nice country home OF 81
acres. White community: 76 mi.
south OF D. Q. TIE. 6-4131.
$50 DOWN, $50 mo buys for 81 :
go. 1919 acres; hard road. phone
and cleo. nj. store. white commu-
nifty: as mi. south Of D. c. TIE.
SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO A
COUNTRY SCHOOL AND CON-
SLIDER a LARGE FRAME HOUSE
with 20x3S, adjoining store. To-
Gated On 40 acres Of land, good
frontage on two roads. $4,000 OF
ra ass ~ M Ini Il WEIGH Can 5r De 40 s5
Hunter st., Fredeficksbure. va.
Phone Essex 5000.
1871 ACRES, NEAR OLNEY. Md
This beautiful farm Is 4 real show.
place. All cleared and tillable GENTS
rolling land. Fully equipped f0i
breeding Of fine beef cattle. Water
IN every field. Fully fenced. Good
road frontage Lovely old Colonial
home has been completely restored
amone huge Old shade trees on IN 1
countryside. Just about every con.
eeiyabie type Of modern 0utbulldina
Including guest house and tenant
houses. Priced At 100000. VERY
liberal terms. Please call Nj. Little
with PRANK 81 PHILLIPS, OIL. .
zoos: ewes, VII. 6-650s.
BARGAINS - weli-located tobacco
farms on Nd, State roads within
IS. miles d. C. IN A. a. County.
NJ $4,000 81 e5 sSrsa' ssl5So wla tg e.
NJ. BAuMAN. iO22 Goth 81. nv.
VA. ssB229 or call Mr.. Bowie. OIL.
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HAvE You BEES LOOKING? Have

you N mlnd a neW spIlt level, CEN
ter hall with ll. liy. rm. on rti r,
with view, family din. rm.: big, big
mod, kit: 3 steps up to 3 bed
rms. and 2 baths; step DIN. to J5-
4. dayhght rec, d. Sircpl.: 5rd
bath and ith bedrm possibility;
carport? Most popular Mclean
area Priced IN middle 20s Cell
today 10 inspect - d-2U93. a.
T.1EEN fstfAFkTEM 10 ssf1K
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I4f7 H ST. N.W.--Entire End a..
loo So. It,, suit. for bus. ONCE
studio or laboratory; reason; rental
INQUIRE 9 a.m.-6 pm. ST. 3-7766.
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FALLS CHURCH-s2O, 900; Virginia
Forest. A charming white rambler
nestled among towering trees, lends
itself to lovely antique furniture;
full bsmt., rec. rm.; secluded vear
screened porch; lovely sard; .yege-
table and flower garden. LUCILLE
COOK 1T DaOG9 III o.4RfA
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English Style
Two-T ,evel

New MANOR HOUSE RAMBLER with
reception hall entrance. formal fam.
ily room. separate recreation room
with fireplace and picture window
and full bath on lower level. Fash
ionable staircase leads to 6-room
upper LIVING LEVEL; 3 bed
rooms, 3 full baths, garage. SHOW
PLACE KITCHEN. OUTSTANDING
AT S25.950.
Edw. r. Briggs, Realtor
ia. h-S4O2 4151 Lee Hwy
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-TEXAS-

In Loudoun county--46O beautiful
acres, 81 miiee D c.. 90 acres corn.
2 new 50O-ton each concrete sllo1
Escalator, automatic feeder. Can
easily feed 800 cattle. 20-acre lake
site. good fresh water. Brick house
zoo years old. Oh stone slave quar-
eain, $4,000. 2D,s cash. Exclusive.
Dillon Land Co, JE. 4-4O4O
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WAREhoUsEs EoR SALE

' 81. Me-, near eears Warehouss--
s so na5 masonry yaIshoyse AZ approx p,
display room ana $500 "a. II. an
ished ofacel. Both ir-conditioned
Buiidine has apfinkiers and ADJ
system. separate double-loaoing
decks and lear PAIR nidine
plus 5000 extra "a. Il. Of land for
PARKING o. expansion. Posseesion 80
days. Hfekera protected See NJ
foffi1, WEAVER BROS. NC. Real
tofA. Warrington buiiding. d.
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I CHOICE BLDG. SITES, water and
sewer. 5000 50. IT.; z miles Dis
be sold as a whole. HE, Assoc;
ewes. HA. 2-S291. w. W. LEWIS.
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Seats

CHRiS-CRAFT. loft racing Pram,
Mercury 10 lightning motor with
trailer and hitch; excel. cond.;
$500, OIL. 4-337o
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GATTHERSRITRG

INvEgTNENT farms n and around
Oaither6burR from 10 acres up.
MONTGOMERY County farms Of
every Kind and size
FREDERICK County farms from
$4,000 up.
that Il worthy 81 your inspection.
We welcome your visit a anT time
ROMER & CO.. INC.
REALTORS oAITHERsBURo zoe
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s35.OOO

MAGNIFICENT HOME in one Of
Northern vireinia's most exclusive
areas. on lovely 2l-acre lot. Wide
entrance hall leacS TO 81 1T step
down liv rm With wall Of picture
windows. giving view OF lovely rear
grounds. DIVERSIFIED bedrms, and 2
I house must be secnl Out of-Gtate
nwner anxious for immediate deal
Z Cal
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4-UNTT APARTMENT

One-bedrm. units, coIored ten
ants; building. years old: tenants
| priced, well financed. CALL Mr..
GoLDENBERG, sun. and ewes, OIL.
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MUST SELL FOR An EsTATE-

MUST SELL FOR AN ESTATE
Attrac. l2-unit bldg, 1900 block
eth 81, Sc, ten 1-bedrm. apts., two
2-bedrm apts.; annual rent, S10,-
800: sep. gas heat in each apt.
Ep SSWs9A uOr F eoIsK sR'e, soN. NA
S-367g: ewes, RA. 6-9490.
NEAR WIS. AVE. AND NEBRASKA
! Very substantial HUNT brk. bldg.
4 in this fine loc.: ! and 2 bedroom
apis. low rents; priced at sos, 800;
will consider $4,000 cash. Please
call Mr.. Bartlett with FRANK s
PHILLIPS, Dl. 7-14ll: eyes,, LU.
40 g ST. N.E.--3-family apt. bldg:
NV, 4-family apt, $24, 500: 1900
block Orren 81. ne. 6-fanlily bldg.
S2S,50O. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN
MA. S-6229: ewes. WO. 6-0747.
STUNT APT. BLDG, Hyattsville
area--Owner has cover $50 200
invested. VIII sacrifice for quick
sale at $22, 1850. $1,000 annual
rent. Approx, i =. grcgnsdl. "a. Terms rms
RI. 71S46i.
VIRGINIA, ARLiNGTON--Eep
3-unit brick, situated in Residential
type neighborhood. Circumstances
permit owner to sell for only $685.
$50. on terms. Call for appoint
ment. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
IA. 10000, til ..
AUNT APARTMENT
| One-bedrm. units. coIored ten
ants building years old; tenant,
/ pay heat and utilities; reasonabl,
! priced, well financed. CALL Mr.
y QOLDENBERG, Sun. and ewes, OIL
I 4-3057.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-05sS
/ COMMERCIAL LAND
$4,000 square feet. very bus
, corner on two afterial highways II
fast-Erowing business Wheaton dis
trict. This and other commercia
! and industrial properties. Call Mr.
Yowell,
James c. Conley & Co.
1925 Ga. Ave. ~. 9-4I34 til
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and bath, air cond. Ideal dentists,
doctors. WO. 6-2274 or EN-.
d-Sj69.
N. ARL., mr.. Clarendon--New bldg,
air-cond.: ample parking; on bus.
line; will partition to suit. Cal
VA. $4,000. 9-5. Monday through
i4i7 H ST. N.W.-Entire End A.:
HOO su. IT,, suit for bus. ONCE,
studio or laboratory; reason; rental
INQUIRE 9 a.m.-6 pm. ST. 3-7766.
1884 CONNECTICUT AVE. or 2
connecting rms: bright. cheerful;
Ice. closet: Day, AID. 2-l516: ewes,
SILVER SPRING-Mod. once. furn.,
equip. with desks, and 8 phones,
OEs1 sssuD wr rHI ' WaNR SEQ so
Equitable Bldg, Baltimore z. Md.
or phone Saratoga 7-5676.
STREET FLOOR ENTRANCE--Ap-
prox. 240 So. it,; suitable for shop,
ONCE or studio at 1900 Que ST.
NV. Call DU. 7-0666.
OFFICE SPACE in mod, air-cond
bldg. cor. Ga. ave. and colesville
| rd.; ample parking space; reas.
rent; l., or ": least, BROuS-
SARD AGENCY. JU. 7-S05l ewes.
and week end. Ju. e-2157.
HYATTSVILLE-Ai conditioned Of
fees in modern ONCE building
reasonable rent. Apply RAYMOND
r. RUPERT. ST. 3-S4S4.
LAW OFFICE
Furn.; lawyers suite; air-cond.; ex-
cellent location. ST. 3-l227.
OFFICE, reception rm.. large rm,
small rm., bath. 2s1s 14th st
NV MARSHALL MS nl.i s ), wiApLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-200s
NEW REPUBLIC BUILDING
10Th AND N STREETS NV.
New ofices, in attractive land.
seaped setting; AIR-CoNDITIoNED
GROUND FLOOR, street-cornel
entrance, east. north exposures,
windows, high ceilings. 2SzxlSh
$3.50 50. ft.l; $175; color scheme u
US SECOND FLOOR - Three-roon
suite. built-in bookshelves; S11O
Also. 1 bright room; S45. Extri
space available for storeroom. In
4 spection daily except holidays. Phoni
MISS RUSK1N. RE. 7-S656
/ AMERICAN BUILDING
500 So. It. with large iW' window
and high ceilings; S140 mo-; refine.
professional atmosphere. Mr.. GRIM
on premises 'or MUNSEY TRUST
Ma. S-S0S0.
SHOPPING AREA
1000 So. it,, complete floor, $25t
per month. or $500 per month air
elevators. Cali Mr.. GoLDENBERG
Sun. and ewes. OIL 4-3n57.
| DREYFUSS BROTHERS
\ 1919 18th st. NV Ma. s-O5sl
ARLINGTON BUILDING
1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
broom Suite ---------$11!
1 MARK wINKLER MOT, INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BUILDER MUST SACRIFICE THU
lovely .SS-ft. rambler with 4 bed.
rms, . baths. on 1.acre lot. Price
reduced TO S29.95o. center-hal
entrance, lovely kit. with breakfast
booth. BROOK HILLS cONSTRuC.
TON CO.. ia. 10000; eyes,. KE
S-25I1.
NO MIsPRINT, only 4 left--Nev
:3-bedrm., 2-bath. brk. rambler
lovely kit, attached gar, bsmt
with firepl: walk TO new supel
shopping center at Seven Corners
FLA military; only 2.150 DIN.
S1S.050 price. Inspect today. JE
3-2003. A. JOHN CHAPMAN 4
SON.
ALEXANDRIA--Antiaue charm; mod
ern conveniences. Choice location
immed. poss; mid S20s. Call Mrs
Exton, so. S-748o.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES. DE. 2-O73C
FAIRFAX COUNTY
II you want TO buy in Fairfax
County phone for my list. r.. E
MALCOLM. Realtor, ia. 7-3024.
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IN N. ARLiNGToN's most con-
venient area. Lorcom Lane, this Inn
maculate all-brick home on beautiful
lot. extra wide liv. rfn. wIhrepl., de-
luxe AL cleo. kit. full, bright bsmt.
garaRe.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

se2 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--4 rms.
and bath. air cond Ideal dentists,
\ doctors. Wo. 6-2274 or EN-
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BRADLEY HILLS. MD.-Beautitul
wooded lot in established neighbor-
hood; ~ acre. no utilities. $4,000,
Call after q. OIL. 2-2237
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WAREHOUSES FOR REST
MopERN FIRRPRnnF WARE.

MODERN FIREPROoF WARE
HOUSE-Oyer 80 600 square feet
on four floors: heated. private
railroad siding. B6O. for six cars,
truck loading docks. freight ele-
yator. Close-in Rhode Island ave.
ne. section. Win consider lease
at fair rental to responsible ten-
ant. For further details or for
appt. to Inspect call MR., EUGENE
KANE or Mr.. FORBES, AID. 2-4ti00,
KENSINGTON, on Conn. ave; new
REAL ESTATE. ~. 9-2552; ewes,
WAREHOUSE. $500 So. IT,. suitable
for factory. zoned light Industrial:
? offices. Toilets. parking Mont
County, Md, Answering, Box 5-H,
Star.
2,2OO SO. FT., with beautiful ofices,
lavatories, fiuorescent lights, plenty
parking Reasonable. XII. s-33ll
REAR 419 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
---2-story brick warehouse, 16x30:
$40 mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
ST. 3-S4S4.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-save none

by using your own paint brush
Brick-and- shingle Cape Cod. 3
bedrms.. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
Trees, on fenced. level lot. judge
for yourself at S13.900. OF con-
tracts accepted. Call OWNER. CIR.
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n. ARL.. by OWNER - 3-bedrm.
rambler. English-style bsmt., lge
pine-paneled rec. rm.. patio. fenced
yd,; 3 blks. from shopping and bus;
mr.. NOTTINGHAM, williamsburg and
4 blks. from parochial high school;
JE. 1854, il no answer. ia
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HANDLERS

S1S.5OO
A REALLY DELIGHTFUL all.
brick home with fioor-t ceiling ERE.
place and BIG PICTURE WINDOWS
N both ny. rin, and din. RIM; de luxe
22-ft. rear-screened and glasSed- in
porch. FLA and OF contracts &C.
lcepted.
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Full basement. recreation space with
fireplace; large lot in N, Arlinston.
Only one left in this group at
ia $1,000; ewes, CT. 6-2s53.
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FULL CENTER HALL is one Of the
many extras IN this brand new ALL
brick rambler. Master bedrm. with
private bath, full bsmt. with fireplace
in recreationSarea. Carport. FHA APP
proved.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ali utilities VIII trade fors income
property with minimum Of SlUO,00l
equity. Ma, S-7772 or JU. y-7622
4 PLUS ACRES. zoned apis. Queen {
Chapel I'd, 3 blks. from d. c. line
AID. 4-0100
LAKE FRONT SITE, 10000; desir-
able loo. In cove. Lake Jackson.
Manassas. Terms avail, JE. 3-g546.
IS1 ACRES WOODLAND at S25
acre. so miles south, v mile on
hard road. Streams. SPRINGS. good
timber, good hunting. Call MR..
BRANTLEY. ME. $4,000 or RE.
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NICE LEVEL Lots. 500 SO. IT.
only . blks. Safeway store. Carroll
ave, TAX. PIX, Md. $1,000. Ju-
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3.BEDRM. 2-BATH RUSTIC BRK
board h.-w. h lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl.. family din. rm colored kit 7:
End. hrepl. in bsmt.: smart anc
new at only S1S,J50; good terms
You should view today. JE. 3-2O93
A. JOHN CHAPMAN A. SON
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500 LOTS, West Lanham: $3.50
Zach p f Prs II sSd p e ssEsCsgp' e csl
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NEWCOMER TO WAsHINGTON?--
WEST VIENNA WOODS $4,000

WTIIt OF CAL TOT Tree cOIOf mape
Obligation. JESSE JOHNSON INC,
$3.50 Columbia pike, Arlington
Va, IA, S.40lu.
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N. ARL., mr.. clarendon--New bldg,
air-cond.: ample parking; on bus
line; will partition to. suit, Cal
VA. $4,000. 0-b. Monday through
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JEFTERsoN MANOR SPECIAL :

II 411S 3owb FH3H ,n SrL5FAL NV
ments SCI 64. principal and in
terest; brick 6-room home with full
bsmt.. owner reduced price to
Sl0,500: new hot-water heater. 40
gal: furnace Just rebuilt and re-
frigerator completely overhauled
patio in rear, fenced yard Located
In nice section of the subdivision.
Listing 919-R. May take an offer
BAKER 4 SON. NC. sos II. wash &.
inRtnn AZ AlnY Va