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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30

Lake farm last Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Elantha Carson
who visited the Nelson Hikes re
turnel to their home in Covingtor
last Thursday Mrs. Xix and Mrs
W. E Carson accompanied them
10 C0vington and returned home the
same afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vaughan
! and Bobby, of Danvilie, arrived
last Friday to spend several days
Wlth their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w w. Vaughan and Mr.. and Mrs
Emery Chick. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Patterson and Sharon. of Altavista
spent the week end in the Chick
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Ferguson
Mrs R. A. BiiSentine. Mrs. William
Scott and Mrs D S. Glenn attended
the district missionary institute at
CreWe
MS Maggie Gillian. of Farm
vile. recently visited her sister.
Mrs. r W Fuqua.
Miss Carey Blanton Price. of
Richmond. spent last week end with
hel parents. Mr. and Mrs c. M.
Price
Mr. and MIS-. J. F.. Glenn and
son. Tony attended the University
of Richmond-VPI game.
Ms. j. F. Alsop is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Squire Hackley. in
Luray.
Mrs. Gladys Bennett is a patient
IN SouthSide Community Hospital
Mrs. R. B Wilson, of Green Bay,
and Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Glenn,
Walker and Marjorie Pearson. of
FarmVille. were recent dinn r
guests of their mother, Mrs. D. S
Glenn
Mr.. and Mrs 0. p Falrar. Jr..
of Greensboro. N c., and Mr.. and
Mrs Gus Hydrick. of Richmond.
were recent week end guests of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. o. P.
Farrar.
Rev Phillip Thomas was the
guest speaker at a revival held at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30
hands OF CCC.
Hogs

| Hogs
/ In about three weeks we should
pass the peak in hog receipts. Until
then. prices will probably decline
proportionately During this time,
there Il be plenty of competition
from poultry
Markets mostly weakened last
week. with Virginia auctions 3 0
cents lower at SIG 40, Richmond
IS cents lower to Sl6-Sl625. Balti-
more dropped 50 cents to $3.50
and Western markets were SIS
$3.50.
Some Of that weakness was caus-
ed by heavier receipts last week
10 per cent more in the Y major
markets
Inspected slaughter is now about
five per cent below last year. and
the spread should keep on ncreas-
ing
With some hope Of a price pickup
in the next month or so. it's a good
zine to check carefully the hogs
you plan to market soon. with an
eye en- the price situation
Cattle
The COW market is holding up
favorahly SO far in view of the fact
that were heading toward the sup
ply peak, usually some time in No
yenber but heavy fNest might
change that situation Cows in Viz
einia We're 10 cents higher | a
week. with a So 80 overall average.
Chicago markets were 50 cents to-
81 higher at So. 80 to Sl3 80.
Virginia slaughter steers aver
aged about $3.50. same as last
week II Chicago. high choice and
prime were $50 to SO lower. and
average choice and below We're
weak to 81 lower.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30

Big supplies are having their eff
feet on broiler and egg prices right
now. with prospect of shakiness in
both for this week Soybeans and
corn, both in the midst of harvest
time in Virginia are apt to be
steady, but some Of the low spots
in the state may adjust upward a
little Hogs have about three more
weeks to go before we can look for
improvement Cow prices. holding
up well so Tar. could drop if frost
depletes grass enough to send more
COWS to market.
Broilers
With about a fifth moe broilers
than last years big supply coming
TO market about now, nobody's try
ing to kid themselves into optimism
about prices for a while yet.
The Virginia supply is again up
above last years level and will be
until about Christmas.
Prevailing prices during last week
were: Shenandoah Valley. Is IL to
Is cents, Delmarva. l6 Ia to l6 IL
cents and Georgia. Is to l6 cents.
all generally a little lower than last
week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30

KeySville last week.
Five members Of the Prospect
WScS and four members of the
Olive Branch WSCS attended the
Day Apart" service at Crewe.
Mrs. Robert Hix, of Tampa Fla,
visited Mrs. T. B Xix last week.
She also visited other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. D. 5. Glenn recently visited
her daughter, Mrs. E w. Carson. in
Appomattox.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30
Prospect

Mrs Jack Jones entertained the
Far1lrllle High School Beta club
with a spaghetti supper at Hidden
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30
Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

to Virginia Agriculture
parment warning can
prices nd be right all the time.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-30

How do YOU describe daring concept re>oluona,
features and advances rewang beauty performance
How YOU explain everything about il is new
On display today such car-he SNept-Wng 81 Dodg
that you the wonderful world of Autod,namics
What wonderful world of Auodynanc? II is a world nhe
everything is from road rof achieve absolute MASTERY
Of
Here's What docs in the Sucp-Wing Dodge:
WreoScs hurricane laundering new air
cafype Super Red Ram VS. engine that sptfe IN action
II tornado Of forquc with TorqueFle Push
Button Drive for the greatest getaway the road.
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statesmen
AMBITIOUS

$500 years Of age, sincere,
reliable. interested IN lifetime
career in sales or sales man
agement. Car required, but no
travelling, sales experience or
knowledge of our business not
necessary. We train you
thoroughly to assure your
success Our average good
statesmen earn about $3.50 a
week. Above average men earn
considerably more. II quail
ned, promotion to sales man.
agement position assures an
nually $4,000 earnings or
better. Above-average man
ayers have opportunity for ex-
tremely high income for life
time. Perhaps you are In your
present position because no
better opportunity presented
itself at the time. This may
be . real opportunity for you.
For personal interview phone
Mr.. X. Schoen. District Mgr,
at HU. 3-6373 between 0 am.
and pm. or write Box
1877. Star.
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HELP--MEN

SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted
by national manufacturer to cal
on grocery outlets In d. c., Nd
and Va. With or without expert.
encC. Must have car. Salary plul
expenses. Liberal company bene.
MS 81, In reply, state age. experienct
number to Box 2b2-T, Star.
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HELP--MEN
SALESMAN

WESTINGHOUSE wants experienced
electrical supply salesman. Age 25-
30. for Washington territory. Box
Apt. Star.
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HELP-MEN

JANITOR Ccolored): exp. in gen
maint. and oil burners. For garden
type apis. Good sal. and hv. quar-
tiers. For sober couple with refer
ences. Call APP. 7-333R.
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statesmen az

What will you do after
Xmas? We need experienced,
aggressive men (age no bar
rierl. for q salesman dream,
We are starting on Dec. &c
with the sale OF FLORIDA
LOTS. Make some real money.
Downtown D. G. Street-level
sales ONCE backed by huge
advertising and promotional
programs. Call Mr.. Piver, TU.
2-74u0, after . nm Mon
SOUTHERN PARKWAY
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nELP-MEN
SALESMAN

statesmen. ELDERLY, conservative
for presenting and collecting do
nations: civic project. Part or ful
time; commission. Phone NO. Z,
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PAINTERS

Must be experienced. Steady, inside
work: good salary and working con-
ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
1900 MASS. AVE. NV.
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HELPMEN
SALESMAN

| NATIONAL ORGANIZA-
TION HAS OPENING IN
ID. c. AREA FOR AN AG-
g r E SSIVE YOUNG
MARRIED MAN, Is TO
81 YEARS OF AGE. AD-
MANAGEMENT OPPOR-
ITUNITIES FOR A MAN
WHO HAS THE MOTT
WALTON AND WILLING
N ESS TO WORK.
STARTING SALARY
j$85 PER WEEK PLUS
ICOMMIS MS, RE-
ITIREMENT PLAN, HOS
FERTILIZATION INSUR-
iANCE. CAR FUR
NISHED. WRITE, CIV
ING FULL PARTICU-
LARS.
ALL REPLIES
CONFIDENTIAL
BOX AT, STAR
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statesmen

Leading discriminating COM
rany seeks aggressive sales
man for Washington terri
tory. Experience In exter-
minating work helpful but
not essential. We offer un-
paralleled opportunities for
advancement In all phases OF
nur business. Salary 5000
month guaranteed plus COM
mission. Car allowance and
employe benefits. Call for
appointment Monday through
wednesday tn. 2-22l0.
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NIFTY FOR GROWTH UNCOMMON TO THE IN
DUSTRY AS WHOLE. A COMBINATION OF
PERTINENT FACTORS ENABLE THE ABOVE
AVERAGE ENGINEER TO PROGRESS RAPIDLY.
CHIEF AMONG THEM ARE:
lat Melpar the engineer is not tied to an auto
matte" schedule for advancement. Our policy
OF individual recognition means that your skill
and ability are the primary determinants of
your growth Other considerations such as age
years of experience, tenure are only secondary
2-The swift sure growth of MELPAR is a signifi-
cant indication Of the company's competency
In the field of Electronics Research and Develop
ment. We have doubled in size every 10 months
Tor the past 10 years. This growth creates con-
slant new opportunities for the Engineers on
our staff. AS soon Engineer Is ready to
accept more complex responsibility, it is given
him.
3-MELPARS operation is based on a unique
PROJECT TEAM" system, which means that
each group is responsible for an entire problem,
from its initial conception until prototype has
been constructed. This allows each MELPAR
engineer to experience the overall approach
to an engineering problem. essential to eventual
dictatorship responsibility. Should you Join
MELPAR you will become member Of such a
team. each Of which is small enough to allow
US to recognize and reward your achievement
without delay.
AT MELPAR complete facilities for creative re-
search and design are at your disposal In addi-
ton to our centralized MODEL SHOP you will
find supplementary facilities and test equip
ment available for immediate use within each
project group.
5-Engneers who wish to pursue advanced study
may take advantage Of MELPARS fuiiy-ac-
credited in-plant courses Advanced degrees
may be obtained at Universities in this area,
which offer part-tme eurricular.
Openings exist in the following fields
EETwoRE - EMULATION - MICRO
TECHNIQUE sHP REcEIVERs AEALoo
coMPUTERs MAGNETIC TAPE HAHpLIEo ooTIAL CON-
PuTERs gADAR couETERMEAsuREs PAcEAoiHo
ELEcTRoEIc EQUIPMENT PUsEs ciRclIIRY MiUROwAvE
PnTERB-F11oHT sI1uLAToRs eERvONEcHAHlsMs
MEcHAEisM-ooALfTY CONTROL AND TEST EHoisEERlao
Apply In Person
Monday Through Friday
BAN 10 4PM
MELPAR, INC.
SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD FALLS CHURCH. VA
TAKE Arnold va Bus From iIth and sts NV.
70 Plant Entraneej
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SALESMAN
FOR LOCAL, FUEL, OH. RI

NS4t 11S~1AA1 2 OAa11 N14D NO
10 call on residential trade; expe.
fence preferred but not essential
ornament job with paid vacation
.ent opportunity for right man
Box oR6-R- Star
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OpER

For grader and DW-l5. Exper.
steady worker for job at Quantico,
Va. Apply In person. r. E.. LATI-
MER, Jr.. 2340 Monteomery st.,
Silver Spring. Md.
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ROOM CLERKS
SALESMAN

Young, aggressive. for national Gig
arctic company; salary, expenses, We
hicle furnished. our man being pro-
NOTED; wonderful opportunity foT
rapid advancement. Call Mr. R
BENNETT for appointment on Mon.
Dec. 1c. at Elk. 3-5031. Interviews
Monday only.
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ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
l3100 MASS. AVE NV.
PAINTERS. white, first-class me-
| ehanic, top wages. Apply to paint
| ing foreman at Forest Grove home.
Out Georgia ave. to Forest Glen.
! I'd,
PAPER HANGER, experienced. steady
employment. KAY CONSTRUCTION
| CO, llO5 Lamberton dr.. Wheaton.
Nd. Apply at Kemp Mil job.
PAINTER WANTED-Report real
HERsH DEcoRATiNiGc CO i'O -"
PART TIME-speciai evening and
necessary; training furn. Phone
1 d.. 7-4477 or write FULLER
BRUSH CO.. Oil National Press
Bldg. Wash. 4, d. C.
PART-TINIE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER
| Concordia Lutheran School. WA
Sc. : nm. TO q pm.
PHARMACIST, full time: reg. in
No Pres. store PACKETS PHAR-
MACY, Silver Snring. Ju. 9-6464
PHARMACIST
Full Time PreScriptioniSt
For ethical store. No Sunday Of
night work. State age and aualifica-
tions. All answers strictly conflden-
tisl TO Box l13-T. Star.
journevman card. New WORK oSs''I re-.
modelling. repairs in D. c., Md
and Va Steady work, top wages
Redwood 5-S643 after 2 pm
PRINTING SALESMAN
Letterpress and Autograph. Must
have industry experience. Substan-
tial salary plus bonus ARRANGEMENT.
Take over established accounts.
DRAKE PRESS
9I6 n. =. Ave. NV.
PORTER for all-round store work;
must have good references and
9; C. drivers permit. Apply $40
9th st. NV
PURCHASING CLERK
Lge. property mgmt. concern Of
ters excel. opport.. for ambitious
S SoiH1,g man mar in, in this field; typinE
l37la hrs. free insurance and many
other benefits Apply personnel Of
nee. RIM. 3l9. 1924 K ST. NV,
CAFRITz co.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST wanted
for all-night drugstore, 10 am
| to : am. Virginia registration
| top salary. Call IA. 7-l459 week
days Q am. to IL am.
RETIRED and interested in an at
tractiVe waterfront cottage near the
Patuxent Naval Base rent free in
| return for a few odd chores around
adjacent home? II you have good
references, write or telephone
ROBERT w. SAVAGE. Union Trust
! Bldg. Ma. S-36:}O.
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HELP-MEN
NIGHT FIREMAN

LARGE APARTMENT PROJECT
minor plumbing and electrical re
pairs: / to 10 pm. Perm. lob: S5l
wk. Apply. HAYWOOD GARDENS
4I0i Haywood pi., Mt. Rainier. Nd
WA. 7-d20O.'
NURSERYMAN, with knowledge o
plant material and propagation
age 35 to- 90, as working superin
tendent Of wholesale farm between
WASHINGTON and Baltimore. Modern
4-bedroom home plus cash salar,
commensurate with ability. start
Ing Feb. /, 1887, Reply Box 49,
U. star.
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PAINTERS. white, first-class me-
ehanic, top wages. Apply to paint
ing foreman at Forest Grove home.
Out Georgia ave. to Forest Glen.
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Men of Skill and
Ability Achieve
Rapid Growth at
MELPAR

AT MELPAR YOU WILL FIND AN OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR GROWTH UNCOMMON TO THE In
DUSTRY AS WHOLE. COMBINATION OF
PERTINENT FACTORS ENABLE THE ABOVE
AVERAGE ENGINEER TO PROGRESS RAPIDLY.
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eolored. for relief 2 or 3
days weekly. Apply 1921 Summit
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SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD FALLS CHURCH. VA
TAKE Arnold va Bus From iIth and sts NV.
70 Plant Entrancej
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GkEENACkES-Red brick Colonial
convenient to churches, schools and
transportation. Living room. dim
ing room, den and kitchen on LIST
A.. with . bedrooms and bath on
2nd Full basement. Air cond.,
deep freeze, washer. storm doors
and windows included. Recently
reduced TO Sl7,95O. Ewes. call Mr..
Hunt, OIL. 2-5146. w. c. a. A. N.
MILLER DEV. Co. 1850 Mass. ave.
u NJ FIN p-IfGA
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$4,000. truly 4 nice home; de-
taehed brick with spacious rms
rec. rm A good buy; OF or FHA.
HUGH II. PICK NE. $4,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
1907 Cole ave Modern a-bedrm
brick rambler, III baths oil cleo
tie kitchen. built-in garage. Va
cant.
Cal HE 4-G400, HUGH 7. PECK
TAKoMA PARK--spsc.. mod Co
lonial. y rms. ana den, . baths,
IN club rm.. gar n near peri
eond COW % New Hampshire ave
nusline. Under 100000. Call NE
irl.r,rr n nrr.rr nrArrrr
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GAIfHERsBURG = 4s-ft. rambler
with 20 beautiful hardwood and
dogWood trees. 3 bedrooms and a
real dream kitchen. dining room.
VA approved at $1,000 on low
cash down. 30-year loan avail
able HENRY CORBIN, Real Estate,
Pc 2-2l5s; ewes. VIII. 6-3l12,
no o-yn1o
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WeStmoreland Hills
NON-NFTS
S195 DOWN

Seat Pleasant 2-oedrm. brick;
gas heat, excel cond. NE. S-3S35
I'll 9 pm.
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BETHEsDA--True Colonial; 4 bed.
rms, powder rm.. lge. kit, extra
frcpl in bsmt,, garage, porch, leve
lot. Built 1851. S23 500. Cal
SAMUEL L. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
OF, III EuO iii q
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BERKSHIRE, mr.. Marlboro pike
New 3-bedrm. custom ramblers.
Fin. bsnlt., l u baths, sep din. rm.,
plaster walls, level lot, GE cleo kit. I;
"a. FHA or cow. finan. Out Marl-
boro pike (Rte. ~ to 74th ave.
Gateway, right to Insey; $1g,45o
up. B. g. S. CONST. CO.. RE.
5-94e9. 10. l-4414. 25'
CHEvERLY COLONIAL, S14,950-
All brk. Llv. rm.. sep. din. rm.
equipped kit. 3 bedrms. Side
screened porch; full bsmt. Inspect
at your convenience. Quick possess
sion. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
m I'm H1IRR WA
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BETHESDA, close to ali schools
Brick Colonial; slate roof. 5 bed
rms, mod. kitchen, full bsmt.: CT
price. SlS.450 BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO, EN-. 2-2326: eve
nlnEs, OIL. 2-3975.
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BETHESDA AREA
KORZENDORFER
Byeforde

1921 OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
OIL, A-S1II TIL, @
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Mt. RAINIER, So. 950-oldeT g.
bedrm. Colonial. Sep. breakfast
rm., big dining rm; bsmt., 2-car
Substantial cash required. F. W.
BERENS. Jr.. CO.. EN-. 2-7sO0
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ROCKVILLE. $4,000; $500 down
non-GI, So mo. incls. all. Charm
ing 3-bedrm. rambler; dining area,
full bsmt. with outside entr.; An
chor-fenced yard, mr.. park and
school; MRS. HART, ~. 5-0775,
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WAREnoUsEs EoR RENT

ayAILAELF gANUAHY i-ADprax,
5000 fa n s.f9gf warehouse -
1890 B'n tt re Ample cdS'fr
space 10 re- mafkft area ei1ts
% fa ffing Cal fsal estats
dfsi ~ Sci t0n
10000 "a. ~ --o,.s f6of rsfs-
pl ne lr b z Pal t81ina 10
n n erf.refg 81 ff ~ rgft.
Ca RziL EsrITE DEPr ~
f-Iffl
icalisa.s % S,It psSO
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ROSEMARY HIILs-Buiit about

yrs; one Of the better quality homes
in this area. Builder is pricing 1t
below cost Brk. rambler; rms.
2 baths huge rec. rm. Ewes, Mr..
Gordon, WO. 6-1935. l.. T. Ora
Waite REAITOR. Ma 9-07hH
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OF 'o6-brand-new
home with true center hall, pro-
tected entrance. bsmt., huge clos
cts, sep. din. rm., lge. modern kit
with lots OF table space, Tappan
tabletop range and eye-levei oven,
Phiico 2-way refgr.. Youngstown
dishWasher, disposal and numerous
cabinets. Also that ld-fashioned
pantry. CT FHA and conventional
financing. Price. S17,750. JAMES
G: CoNLEY g. CO.. AP. 1922 or
APP --lO1T
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DOWNTOWN
WAREHOUSE FoP sALi

On Nth grREET above Florida sgs.
- 800 A or 2 f9off funi levels
vide 0vsrhfad DIOR On Fidf siifYs
ami incl a.phass 2zn VOLTA On
each fGgf Priced fsatopa1le Can
W catiouElay. IL 1850
John F. DonohOe g. Sons
10 pEanA AgY az
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HOUSES for SALE, Va. Cont. }

BUILT TO LAST 100 YEARS. II
fine construction and top location
n imnpqEtant to y2a, this QUALITY;
be your choice. on every count you
will find II worthy Of it's heritage.
Expansive rooms, eQuisite appoint
ments and detail. Three spacious
bedrooms, two lavishly tiled baths,
Huge dining room, a 14x27 IT,
screened porch and the perfect
kitchen. Convenient side door en-
port. Sweeping lower level enter
tainment area with unusual raised
half fireplace. S29,950 and assume
$4,000 4i2ee interest saving A.
nancing. CALL ia. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 2222
NORTH GLEBE (oft Lee Highway
Open 90.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

to Sl1,95O for
quick sale--Immac. rambler in
kit. with disposal, and Bendix
washer: lovely cor. lot. $500 DOWN
VET, S73 MO. "Nuff saidr AL
SMITH REALTY. XII. $685.: ewes.
If GOiSd
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MCLEAN. salona Viliage-Brick ram
bier. -Four bedrms., lge. liY. rm.,
sep. din. rm.. lge. kitchen. 2 baths,
fun English bsmt., . fireplaces,
2ix24 recr. rm.. workroom. ldry.,
attached garage, concrete patio, "a
acre. walk to schools without cross
OWNER ElmYOOd R-226q
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ROCKVH.LE-Only $3.50 down TO
veterans SO mo-. buys this i'm
maculate 2-bedroom, Twinbrook
home. with expandable upstairs;
Anchor fenced rear yard. patio,
other improvements. This is a
PETER a. SPENCER. INC. REAL
TORS, Pc. 2-4374
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BETHESDA, Maple ave, Just on Wis
consin. popular Rosedale Park area
Vacant. $4,000 4 bedrms., 2
baths, wall-to-wan carpeting:
screened rear porch; gas hof-water
heat; detached garage. Immaculate
NORTHERN, ID. 7-sS42. tn. q
1858.
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BELOW Fila

Also VA. Close-in location--Brick
rambler three bedrooms dlnlnz
room, electric kitchen. fireplace. on
large corner lot with many choice
evefgreens fun basement With out
size entrance Nov vacant 80 that
YOU may move right in--at this low
price Of $4,000 Close location for
Z walter Reed or Naval Hospital
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANGLEY PARK-SI3,SbO
Rare BARGAIN. Ultramodern 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler Daylight bsmt.
Vacant. Like new. Easy terms.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64O0
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MORE TOR THE MONEY--NsW ).

MOkE TOR IHE MONEY---NeW brick
split level IN q TOP N Arlington
residential area Liv I'm. with hfe-
place, formal din. RIM push-but-
ton colored kit with eye-ieyel
SPACE Few steps up % bedrmg
and 2 baths; few steps down 20
hboye-grounc rec rm level with
y bath and down few more steps
% full bsnt level Priced AZ So :
p5n and can be financed OF. FLA
or c0nyentionAily CAM be beat
20 hurry and call. The DARBY
CO. IA 5-03s3. once open y
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RAMBLER

e-bedrm. brick home: living rm
with fireplace, big kitchen with
table space tile bath; level lot
assume approx 81 400. 49, loan.
close to NH and Naval Hospital
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5HEvY CHASE, MD, SCI. 0d0-An
immaculate detached home with
BEDROOM COR DEM AND FULL
BATH Al 4. ~ Is "a FLOOR 100 R bedroGms
kitchen, separate dining room. ga
rage. oil hot-wateT heat entire
house beautifully decorated and In
excellent condition. Call Mr. Shell
don. MA. $4,000; ewes and week
ends. EN-. 2-9237. BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC
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bhUUMDALE = IBKUOkDABEl, q
magic name In neighborhood and a
magic bargain in a home. Priced
below the market at SI9. $50, this
brick Colonial has a small bedrm
2 lge. bedrms. and bath on End.
Only q step to direct ID. c. transp.
and short walk TO shop. center
at Wisconsin and Western ayes. c.
a WXVFTI M D-1nHG
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BE DIFFERENT. Buy value Is vel
a. beauty and filciency-3- 0eofm
sep din nm. Oh kit.. 2 baths. fun
hsmt Nith rec rm Of real dis
tinrtlon Plus I'm for an bedrm
just move Ia A2a $50 includes
draper. Gofnicfs deep freeze washer
and many extras Lovely yard With
patio and trrfs - 600 viii handle
RUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. kI $1,000.
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ATTENTION .ll,i NoN-GI

Charming 3-bedroom cape Cod
spacious liv room, kit. with table
space. bsmt Close 70 recreation
center and elementary schools. pretty
loi Assume 4iaes large loan. Price
St3 500
W. GIVE Top.vALuE STAMPS