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D. c. PRODUCE

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States Agriculture DenartmeH5 ana cover
sdlrs 70 80 ~. On lesa than .alioaa
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80. poorer 3;25-37j.
Grapeirglt--Wb hxs 'unless otheruise
800. Marsh seedless, 15-52s, 3@5.i o.,
RUBY. Reds. los. few sales I 80
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Vegetables
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Hourly sales on the Exchange
IL ,UU an aSO YOU ~ noon S5o 600
TOO o m 1 Az OOV 2.Ou o m 600 600
tUnlt ui tradins 40 shares OF saIes 10
full Rates OF dividends IN the forego.
ina table are annual disbursements baSeo
on the asst quarterly OF semiannual
declaration Unless otherwise noted
special OF extra diyioends are aot in
CiuEed Also extra u extras An
uu1 rate plus stCCk diYtnenu DECLARED
OF palo 10 nos Gus STOCK dividend
& Declared n oalO 81 Tar TINS year
! PAYABLE N stock quriua g15 estlmdi
ca cash value on eA uft4ueuC on sX dis
if3Duttun matt palr as gGAi ne
eiattu o. udlu aitti stOCk aiYlGtnd OF
split ~ d, arto Of palu hi yeat
an aceuruiatlve issue 18th dlViueuds
arrears Palo his wear dividenu
umltteQ utierFtc ~ 40 action taken Al
iasi dividend mertlng Declared OF
Oaio % 300 pius sturf 1iyldend Fay.
abit In stock dufipR $3.50 estimated
cash value IN eS.osidend OF e2.uistfihu.
ton cate Llquidatine dividend CID
JaHer tx dividend x-dis Ee- uistri.
button xr Ex.rights Nv without war
rants wv With warrants wd When
distributed wi When issued nd Next
aay delivery In bankruptcy or feeeiv
ership or oeinf reorganized under the
BANKRUPTCY Act or securities Assum ed
BY slcn cOmpAnie8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Aprn - ~ - Cotton
futures nO.cd IN q marrow range dur.
ina the forenoon TODAY With traders
awaiting fresh incentives The only ita.#
ture was iiimness ~ old crop JAW
where trade buying and snort tDvrttng
found 0fiefnss ligh, NrW f-oo mani
we're neRlecfcu With prices al az NEAR
tie lows FOR he aay
Noon prices were 80 cent faIr
higher % ~ cents lover 'Aau 'He
previous ti0st Ma 35si JIM a8 ri.
and Octnhrr g3.2i
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, April - .-tUsDAJ-
gutter barely steady. Receipts G9S, 900.
Cheese Steauy Receipts, .Ss. 900.
Prices UNCHANGED
wholesale egg prices we're barely
STEADY 70 weak today. Receipts. ~ .Iu0.
NtN YORK spot quotations follow: MID
western Mixed colorS-EXtras tIY-50
lbs l2-fi extras large jI5-4S lbs !
~ = p; extras medium !iS-aSl2: stand
arcs iaree ln-4l; dirties rs 2-Sg: checks
'iin-HS 2, WhlteS---EXtraS $3.50 Ibs
80, extras large 4l-Ig lbs aIi..
extras medium 4Uta-41. Browns
Extras $500 ibsl 43-4I
=, Nearby Whites-Top quality HS-5O
i 4, I2-1ji2: mediums 3Sis-3g
BfIfoo"nS-Tnp quality t4s-5O lbs f3Is-
% ~. mediums Al A..
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METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK April 90 w. Spot non.
ferrous meta prices today Copper iR-
q cents pgurl Connecticut yalpy
Lead lG rputt a pnuhb HfW IHfs
Tin nStl cents pound Nov YORK
Fqrtign silFcr nus cents per troy ounce
NeV YORK AZ Pit'rburFh. scrap steel
No. ! Beavy vas quoted a. oe.Vv " .oV.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished b, the A.soclat.d Pres,

Stock ana Add Net
DIVIDEND Rate 90 High Low LIS chg
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aprii - ~ -Foreign
eNcnanse rates follow Great Britain in
dollars. Others in cents tUnchanCed
unless otherwise notedJ.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market Il per cent premium or 100 6S14
united states cents up Is
Eu!ope: Great Britain pound
81 10 of a/$s' & i9-9sy t ,gtnres
:; ~ ~ -, of q; 90-day futures
:. ~ 81, OF 3/32 Belgium francl
.2Sss; Germany, Western. CDeutsche
mark $3.50; Holland guilderD a6l412
up .uOi 2; Italy tliral .l6l4. Portugai
tescudol $50 Sweden ,kronal 1884;
Sutherland drancl, free - "a: Den
marx krone 40.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1850
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

., NEW YORK Apr, - p, -Tne New
foIH STOCK Exchange reported TO-DAY
ihe4y aud lot transactions By principal
.tdHcEs on the exchange tof Anrii =
purchases OF 3I3.3gS Shares sales ~
.{!l ~ shares including 1853 shares
.0 sHoft
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

Mrs. w. b. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. F.. Massie. Of. Lynchburg, spent
several days visiting in the same
home.
M. and Mrs. Billy Bass are
spending a vacation at Crescent
Beach, S. c.. with Mrs. Bass par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ussery
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bass. Alex
Jones. Mrs. Frank Dunford and
Mrs. Watson Bass. all of Richmond,
visited in the home of w. B. Bass,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Drewry Gates and Donald
left Saturday for a vacation at Vir-
ginia Beach Mr.. Gates will join
them at the beach later.
Mrs. F.. T. Patterson returned
home Sunday after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Pos
ton at their cottage on the Potomac
River.
Archie Cheatham. of West Point
visited in the community Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Cheatham was in the
wedding party when Mrs. w. B
Gates and the late Mr. Gates were
married 66 years ago This was his
first visit here since that time.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

tax county.
Mrs. j. P. Childress and children
and John Fergerson. of Washington
spent the past week end with their
mother. Mrs. John Fergerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orell Lenhart and
daughter. Of Chase City. spent the
holiday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Nelson. Mr.. Nelson has
been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Amos and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Dix
and sons visited. relatives ne r
Keysville during the week end
During his vacation. James Layne
installed a water system in the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Layne.
Mrs Olive Kirtley. a former en-
ployee of the Mitchell Garment
Company in Farmville. is nov
working at Whetstone's. a restaur-
ant on U. S. 800 near Keysville.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Scott and
children. of Farmville, attended
Sunday School last Sunday and then
visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. W. Jones. OF
Keysville, visited his parents on
July a. Last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones flew their plane to Mays
Head. NJ c., for days outing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. James Layne and
family attended a gathering of Mrs.
Layne's family in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Helen Echols, r
Rice last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josey Mylum and
daughters and Mr.. Mylum's father,
of near Victoria, visited George E.
Jones recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meadows and
family moved on July 6 into their
home near here after spending sew
eral months in Salisbury, Mr.. with
Mr.. Meadows relatives
AT CAP Camp
Tubby Fergerson left NJ on y
with the Farmville CAP cadets for
two weeks training at Langley AF
Base near Hampton ...
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Jones. Of
Keysville, are spending a part OF
their vacation fishing near Delta
vile several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lewis and fami
ly had some of his relatives from
Suffolk as their guests last week
end.
A pleasant July was spent il
this community with family gather
ings. picnics and fishing parties
Some combines were saving wheat
The Bible School at Beulah CLOSED
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

The employees of Craddock- Terry
Shoe Corp. in Farmville had their
vacation the week of July 2 Among
those in the community enjoying
the time off were Mrs o. H. Mel
sen. Mrs. Clarence Newcomb, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Biggers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Nelson. James Donald
son and James Layne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Nelson spent
part of the week with relatives
near Yorktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson
and daughter visited friends and
relatives in North Carolina and
Yorktown during the week.
Ii. tjg) Marcellus Waddill, of
Baltimore, arrived July 5 to spend
a ten-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Waddill
King Waddill, counselor at
Ridge Crest Camp or boys. spent
a short while with his home people
on June 80
Mr.. and Mrs, Gordon Hurt and
family spent last Sunday wit h
friends in Lynchburg
Mrs. Frances Scott Lewis has re-
covered from her recent illness
enough to attend Sunday School last
Sunday, On July A, she started a
ten-day vacation from her duties as
nurse at Southside Hospital.
Mrs. Kathryn Scott spent some
time last week with her brother
Preston Quarles, who has been sick
at his home near Lenning in Hall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13
Mt. Pleasant

The Rev. J. S. King delivered an
impressive sermon Sunday morning
at Mt. Pleasant on the subject.
"Multipliers or Dead-Enders to a
large gathering Of people Following
the sermon. Loyalty Service"
was held in which the members
gathered around and placed their
pledge cards on the altar. These
were then dedicated in short ser
vice by the pastor.
The Methodist Mems Group Of the
Prince Edward Charge will meet
Friday evening. July 10. in t h e
Grange Hall at Abilene with the
Beulah ladies acting as hostesses
The first Quarterly Conference Of
the charge will be held at Beulah
at p. m. on July "a.
Workers Wanted
Work on the new Sunday School
rooms has been progressing. but
not as fast as the committee had
hoped. It is hoped that everyone
will come out next Saturday. July
IA. and help on this project, The
committee is asking everyone who
can spare even few hours to
come. Ladies' of the church will
serve Brunswick stew and iced tea
at lunch time.
Mrs. W. c. Hollowell and daugh-
ter. of Greenville. N. c.. and MRS.
Talbot Cops and sons, Of Kinston,
N. c.. spent the past week end with
the ladies' sister. Mrs. A. D. Hob
good and Mr. Hobgood Anne and
Dee Hobgood. who had spent the
past three weeks visiting relatives
in North Carolina. returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollard are
receiving congratulations on h e
birth Of daughter at Southside
Hospital on July 2.
Miss Betty FergerSon spent the
past week with her Sister, Mrs. j
P. Childress, and her family in
Washington. She will have as her
guest this week, Miss Gloria New.
ton. of Buckingham.
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Sandy River

Miss Elsie Lane is spending this
week attending VIVA camp at Vir-
ginia Beach
Rev and Mrs. H. j. Parker. of
Syringa. are guests for several days
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hughes.
Rev. Mr.. Parker is a former pas
tor of Sharon and Pisgah Churches
and is visiting friends in this COM
munity
Mr.. and Mrs. R A. Bass attended
the State Deaf convention in Rich
nond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Gates. Jr..
of Colonial Heights. visited in the
community Sunday afternoon.
w. B. Bass spent several days in
Petersburg last week visiting his
sister, Mrs. E J Raiford
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Gates and
Betty 10 spent the week end visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Yancey
in Kempsville.
Mrs H. O. Davidson returned to
her home in Kingsport. Tenn, after
visit in the home of her mother.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

If you've seen "Mae" Johnson
this week. chances are he's told
you his waitress story. For those
who haven't heard:
MAC" recently stopped at an
out-of- town diner. He ordered
the chefs special and his wait
ress (brand new on the job made
every possible mistake. She con-
fused the order, spilled the soup,
dropped the rolls, brought him a
wrong dessert.
Despite it all, "Mac" left a
substantial tip. But she smiled and
handed the money back. keep
it, Mister you've sure earned
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days including the Fourth. with
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Beck.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ravens mo-
tored to Fayetteville, N. c.. Satur-
day, where Mrs Ravens will spend
a few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Lee Moring. Miss Nah
cy Ravens. who has been visiting
there. returned home with her
father.
MIR. and Mrs. John Taylor and
baby spent few days with Mrs,
Chrystine Orndorff last week.
MIR. and Mrs. E NJ Shinault
were dinner guests of Mrs John
Trear at Walkers at Burkeville Oh
July a.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13
From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
Keep The Change"

it more than l have" she said.
From where / sit, that girl de-
serves credit for admitting her
shortcomings something not
everyone is big enough to do. For
instance. I'm convinced lots Of
folks know they're wrong when
they deny me the right to a glass
of beer with my supper +. just
because they happen to prefer
some other beverage. They
wouldn't like me ordering them
to accept my choice.
@e M~u<
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

Saturday, June 30, with a picnic
late that afternoon. Mrs. Gordon
Hurt. an employee of Watson In
surance Agency in Farmville, was
on vacation and she took a carload
of children and some grownups
from Mt. Pleasant to Beulah each
morning.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

How Big is Your Electric fuse panel Of your
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To Take the Work Out Of Housework. you need modern
Horsepower That three-wre link with the
power line plus fuse panel of 100 ampere capacity.
Trying to get by with less may powerstarve your
present appliances that they work badly and wear
out fast. And it denies you many of the wonderful
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

David arnett, Of Blackstone,
spent last week visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gar
nett. E. c. Garnett, Jr.. and Sandra
Garrett were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett on Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

ROCKVILLE Large bedrooms
large fenced rear ward. only
year old Assume large CT loan
500 per month incl everything
Total price SIS 500. BRIDGES
PETER a. SPENCER. INC. Real
tors PO 2-43r4 dav ar NIGHT
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CHEVY CHASE
1902 BRADLEY LANE

For seryicemen. 81, 800 cash cali
others, $1,000 and low mo. pay
ments buys this roomy. liveable
home, COW. to Rosemary and Blessed
Sacrament Schools 8 bedrms., fin
ished Bird fl, bedrm, lge. liy. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, ser, porch, full bsmt
oil h-w,h h.; det garage: spacious
lot; on dead-end street. is ideal
for children. FILA approved Finane-
sun. TILL DARK. r. B. OGILBY
0I A-l1An. nnhnn Nj NA.lA
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HOUSES for SALE NE Cont HOUSES for SALE Nd Cont

BETHESDA, split level. SIS ,950--I-
yr.-old splitlevel home in excellent
condition, Spacious, modern kit
din, rm. ana nv rm.. Step-up to 3
bedrms and . baths. Step down TO
beautifully finished rec, rm. There
is patio 2-Car gar and many
other extras. See this marvellous
value Gail OIL. 2-4S34 tonieht.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY.
EN- n-S2OH
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE

Rirkside area. Nearly new colonia
brick; liv rm., din. rm.. kit. | bed.
rm. and bath Also solarium with
firepl. Also 3 bedrms. on End floor
Nice Handicapped lot, patio. yarC
inclosed with Anchor fence. Vacant
and owner wants immed. sale. Cal
WO $4,000, till 8 pm, EDW. H
JONES INC
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WHITE BUNGALOW. on 2.acr,

tract, facing old IT, S. 81 fnoW
NO. $50, ideal for retiring couple
or family VINO wants 70 get OH
aways' also close to Fort Meade.
ist Us show You this foday Mr.
M. SMILEY, Realtor UE 4-sa66
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CLOSE IN and In excellent condi-
ton large 3-bedrm. home. on level
lot with trees separate din, riY ,
very LARGE kit. fun bsmt screened
porches $40 900 PRIMO
1876 Wa S-G650
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AMER. U. PIX. AREA--Very sub
stantial Diet brk: 3-bedrm. home
with slate roof; near Wilson, Alice
Deal, Iauney, St Ann s. Asking
Sl7,950 CT Apr MUST BE
SOLD. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI
I.IlIf. nNee EX 2.IIIo
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NEAR FOUR CORNERS--Brick g.
rec I'm fenced Handicapped lot with
shade trees Only S15,a30 A.
KEsSINGER & CO. JU 9-4544
SI3.g5O The very lovliest home
YOU will hnd anywhere at this
price Three Ice bedrooms large
kitchen with dishWasher and dis
possl and gorgeous lot With
barbecue and trees GRAHAM g.
co JU h-G55O 10 q
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WESLEY HEIGHTS - new oric

WESLEY HEIGHTS -3 new brick
homes designed for gracious living
amidst ultfamOdern convenience
3 distinct STYLES. WILLIAMSBURG
Split LEVEL COLONIAL Center
hall. ist-H powder rm spacious
Nv I'm with hrepl guest-sizec
din I'm huge Frieidaire Kit, 3 OF
4 bearmS . tiled baths, solarium
or den level lot garage Reals
ticai,y priced from $50 800 wifi
excel terms for approved Dur.
chaser + W BERENS, JR., Co.
I'm 9-TS00 It'll o.
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conn. AVE. PARK. i2715 Helen I'd
81. Spea Md --~Tvo-bedrm brick
VI old Price. Sl3 900 For inf0r
nation call LOUIS BRIsKER, III.
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BEkKShIRE-Brick rambler. : bed .

rms. ice. liv. rm. with firepi. and
dining area; large equip. kit. porch.
level lot. Walk to all conveniences.
Reasonably priced; S16.950. $1,000
cash Call MR. handy. ewes, RE
b-6:3l. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. RE 6-54OO
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BETHESDA SPFCIAlc--rmmac

BETHESDA SPFCIAL--Tmmac. 4
bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod on a
lovely cor lot in the popular Wynn
gate section Highly conv to all
schools. Big liy. rm. with paneled
wall fireplace. din nm. kit. with
dishw disposal and table space,
daylight nsmt Almost-new carpet
ug, washer and drier included al
So 500. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL
N-TUtlE ewes m - 4N.tH
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600 DOWN naamrn

~ 900 DOWN, payments less than
Ient--New 3-bedrm brick-and-
frame rambler big lly. rm modern
equlp. KIT, full daylight bsmt +,
auto. washer large lot, mr. irers
way; PRINCE GEORGES PROPER.
TIES, AP i-T114.
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SERVICE STATION
COAT ROOM CONCESSION

With cigar and cigarette counter
for responsible person: busy loca-
ton; refined clientele; yearly lease.
FAN AND BILLS RESTAURANT.
For appointment call Mr. Harry
Cohen, after 4 Elk. 3-34II
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SILVER SPRING, near UniversiI

lane--Attractiye new 3-bedrm
semidetached brick with powder
room on first floor; large rooms
throughout: lots OF closets; i'm
mediate possession; $3.50 down
Call He. $4,000, HUGH T. PECK
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r. G. Co, s miles TO d. c.-~2O0-ft,
front on import. I'd A going and
paying business. grocery store and
gar. Near high school. fast-growi
community. owner ret. SIS .O0l
terms, including stock HE. 4-3b00,
ewes, HA 2-S29i W. w. LEWIS.
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ROCKVILLE; CT. S40e down-New,
3hedrm., full-bSmt rambler with
carport, fireplace. y baths finished
recreation rm built-in range in
huge kitchen. Only S16500. HENRY
CORBIN. Real Estate. HA. 7-7250i
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tom-built brick rambler 3 twin
sized bedrooms, baths. family.
sized dining room, all-electriC
kitchen with breakfast space,
screened breezeway garage; full
basement with recreation room
is-acre site in new condition
throughout S3i,950. KORZEN-
DORFER, OIL. 4-sllI. It'll q
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SUMNER, 5 BEDRMS.. 3 BATHS
lower tfirties--Hsndsom Colonia
in excel cond; large library OF
bedrooms with fireplace and full
bath on st A.: oedrms > bath,
on md f. perfectly beautiful leyel
wooded lot FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Df I-l4lI. ewes ES 3-1Aln
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RIVER ROAD

This picture-book white brick
Colonial house. on its wide. green
lawn. is a perfect setting for con-
tented family life. Protected loca-
ton conveniently near the Ken
wood Club. Center hall, den, 3 bed
( rms, Pig baths and 2-car brick
garage The we'll finished clubroom
opens on an enchanting garden. Call
Mrs Weaver at
rctnlIer-McCahe
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ASSUME CT LOAN; only $1,000
down and no second trust Niin
81 total mo payments Modern
rambler on large fenced vaff
trees too 3 good-siZe bedrn,a
lafse din ell modern equip zif
immediate occupancy, PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY co w a.
gE Wa gV.r
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FOR SAT- nv OWNrR viibio

PIX 81 johns public elementary.
ir. high schools and bus---Briek 4
rms u baths, rec rm. hfepl
driveway and patio; OF SIG SOC,
$50 down, FLA, $4,000 down,
WA. 7-854s
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SPRING VALLEY

On a lovely shaded lot in
the heart Of one of WASH
ington's most desirable COM
munitieS, this white brick
Colonial has 4 bedrooms and
3 baths, entrance hall, liv-
ing room, dining room,
kitchen. den and powder room
on f1rst floor. Large
screened porch. full basement
and garage. An ideal home
Tor family with children.
S32,950. Ewes. call Mrs. Palic,
EN- oHDN-
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S23 .95O--OuF loveliest listing and
the home Of your dreams Beau
tifully decorated wail-to-wall car
peting, stainless steel kitchen. Gus
tom tiagstOne screened porch ige
separate din, rm finished rec
reat.on rms powder RIM, lRe
hedrms cedar closet. garage and
g0rgeous Anchor fenced lot with
trees BY appt on your terms
GRAHAM & CO. Ju, $3.50
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ATTENTION DRUGGISTS. sods
fountain concession wanted b1
Thoroughly experienced food Rnc
fountain man OIL 2-9B96 or VIII
6-7143. after 8 Mr.. BRILL.