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Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
Kangaroo Rats

Kangaroo rats. pocket mics,
prairie dogs. gazelles. and dozens
Of other desert animals. pass their
whole lives without touching a drop
# water.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31

The population of the United
States is increasing rapidly enough
70 produce another city the size
of Madison, Wis, every 10 days.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
McCOlley's Chapel

Preaching service, Sunday, Sep
tembsr 2, at $3.50 a. m, by the
pastor. Rev. olin Shockley.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. Z
There will be fall festival on
Saturday, September s, at 7:30 p.
M, at the community building. Ice
cream, cakes, pies and other good
les for sale. Everyone is welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31

The balancing of the 1856 budget,
plus a 50 billion surplus. has been,
achieved on top of tax reduction
of 712 billion. lie
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Farmville Ace Poses Only Threat To
Hammers District 3 Scoring Record

Scoring records released last
week by the Associated Press show
that Larry Hammer, Amelia's SIS
center leads all Districts Three
cagers in points getting this sea-
SON.
Hot on Hammers heels for the
title is Farmville's Howard Clay
bough who increased his prestige
considerably Friday night with a
81 point splurge against Victoria.
Not to be denied himself the
red-headed Oriole star dumped in
% markers against Crewe Fri
day. outscoring his teammates by
10 points.
AS Of January IA Hammer held
"a PAT average and Claybough,
2O8.
Other scorers in the district
who are also in the running are
Brunswick and Bookman, of Park
View each with II, and Rickers.
Of Kenbri0ge with 1853 per game.
Hammer appears to have taken
dead aim on the State scoring
title even though Amelia may have
trouble sticking with the leaders
in the, championship race.
In the opener with Blustone he
tossed in u points. against
Blackstone he had the same total
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
District ; Roundup
Panthers Trounced

Howard Claybough poured in 80
points here Friday night to lead
Farmville's Wolverines to a 66-43
trouncing over Victoria.
Claybough boosted his average
several notches with the splurge
20 approach the Districts leading
scorer Larry Hammer, of Amelia,
who now holds a PAT per game
mark.
Coach Bob Gilmer retired his
starting five in the first quarter
after they had posted a sound Al
10 lead over the outclassed
Partners.
Victoria S dinunitive guar d S.
Seamster and Williams. played a
tremendous game all the way de-
spite the Wolves height adNant-
age. Seamster netted Is points ana
Williams 10.
FarmviNe now stands 80 in
District play With SIX other lool
competitors.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

What's the difference between
a sportsman and meat hog?
For one thing, the sportsman re-
trieves every kill and cripple to
the best of his ability, even
though this may mean passing
up other chances. Every unre-
trieved kill or cripple is an I'M
excusable waste OF life. But we
can avoid such waste of our game
resources. claims George c. Gra-
ham in an editorial in Sports
Aheld magazine.
First. know your gun. Don't
go after ducks and geese with a
lightweight, open-bore model that
may be perfect for close quail
work. Make an honest effort to
learn the effective killing range
of your gun and be sportsman
enough to shoot only when a
target presents itself within that
radius.
If possible. use dog. He is
invaluable in most game work.
Use teamwork in collecting the
kill. For instance. when you re
duck shooting in flooded timber
be ready to finish off OF run down
your partners cripple if it falls
closer to you. Select blind set
that will not only be attractive
to ducks. but will insure the birds
being picked up; factors to con-
slider are wind direction. depth
and condition Of the bottom of
the lake or pond.
When dove shooting in weed
field or cutover grain. coopera-
ton again pays off. Mark down
every bird that you can: then
when one of your companions
goes out to pick up. you'll be able
to call corrections with your cross
sighting. This system is invalu-
able in those feeding fields where
acre on acre OF Stubble offers nc
outstanding check points. On such
a field. don't try to score double
One or both birds will surely be
left in the field sacrifices to an
inflated ego.
A little thought. grain Of
Self-control, a Conscientious effort
to collect every bird killed or
crippled. can't miss in giving you
new, fuller satisfaction from a
day in the field OF duck blind
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

Pat Frames foul shooting in a
overtime period gave Powhatan
Efgh a 55-54 surprise triumph
over Varina on the Indians court
Friday.
Johnny Boggs, Powhatan guard,
sent the game into the extra per-
iqd by stealing the ball in the
last five seconds of the regulation
contest and driving in for lay
UP.
Varina. which outShot Powha-
tan from the floor, was paced by
Billy Wagner with 10 points.
Boggs was high man for the In
dams with Is while Archie Good
wyn and Gray JeSsup each con-
tributed l3 The win gave Pow
hatan a "a record in loop play
Tuesday the Freeman Rebels
decisioned tie Indians 59-42. The
Rebs built up 1913 lead in the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Little s Lead
Comes Early

Hampdeh-Sydney. leading by
six points. picked up 10 more by
instituting q semifreeze in the
last three minutes at Death VAL
ley last Monday night and upset
Roanoke College 1890 to take
first place in the Virginia Little
Eight basketball race.
The loss ruined favored Roa-
noke's perfect record in both the
Little Eight and Mason-Dixon
Conference. It was only the Sec
ond defeat pinned on the Ma
rooms by a Little Eight club in the
past two seasons.
The Tigers took an early six
point lead only to see Roanoke
come on to knot the score three
times before moving out in front
24-22.
MISUNDERSTANDING rallied howe
ever to deadlock the count twice
and with a minute and half re-
naming the Tigers went ahead to
stay 1926 on Doug Joyce's lay
up.
Chuck Motley led the Hamp-
den Sydney attack with 20 points.
Dave FoltZ. the states leading
scorer chucked in Is for the Ma
rooms.
The Tigers hit 43 per cent OF
their shots from the floor in one
of their top performances OF the
season.
Roanoke's causes suffered when
with two minutes left Foltz fouled
out. BY then however the Maroons
were 10 points behind and wreck
ed by the showdown which en-
abled the Death Valleyites to cash
in on foul shots.
Three other Tigers hit IN dou-
BILE figures. Russ Holcomb netted
90 Ted Shepherd Is and Doug
Joyce IL.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Tigers Riding Three Came Win Streak;
IL Loop Contests Remain On Schedule
Defensive Play
Marks Title March

After thirteen bali gam e 4
Hampden Sydney's basketballera
have gotten ahead of themselves.
The Tigers have proven to be q
tough outfit lately, now sporting
seven wins against six losses, and
are riding a three game win
streak.
Actually things stand much
better than the present Bengal
record implies. For one thing, four
Of their six losses came against
Big Six opposition in their first
five games of the season. Deci-
sions were dropped to Richmond.
Virginia. v M. l. and William and
Mary, and before they knew 1t the
Bengals were holders of an un-
impressive IA mark.
Right after the Christmas holi-
days Coach Vicente Miller's hoop
sters evened their record at "A
before dropping to Mount Saint
Mary's and Randolph Macon to
once again enter the deficit side
of the ledger 4-6. Since then wins
have come over v. NJ. l., Medical
College and Roanoke for the pre-
sent 7-6 mark.
At present the Tigers are in
active due to mid-term exams.
However. before going into hiber-
nation they showed that they
were a vastly improved club. For
one thing. they began to find
range from the floor just before
exams hitting 46fo of their shots
against " NJ. l.. 49, against
Medical College, and 1870 in their
1860 victory over Roanoke which
gave them first place honors in
the Little Eight.
Lanky (6'6'D pivotman Russ
Eolcomb of Alexandria has been
setting fast scoring pace for the
Tigers all year, and has been held
to one column scoring figures
only 81 once this season-against
Richmond in the seasons opener.
Since then he's thrown in as high
as 26 during an evening and now
has an 1874 point average in 10
appearances. In his last four ap-
Ipearances he has hit on 52fo of
his floor shots while making good
on IT of "a at the foul line
Another a'eason for the Tigers
recent Improvement has been the
fine performances turned in by
the guards, captain Chuck Mott
fey and service returnee Doug
joyce. Motley, one of three SEN
tors on the club, led the scoring
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

of ourselves. just hope that these
DAYS we're missing during exams
aren't going to hurt us too much.
It took us three games after! the
Christmas holidays to get
straightened out. Be that as 1t
may we seem to be showing some
consistency now, and l think well
be able to hold our own from here
on in" Miller commented.
And he had good reason to nope
for the best. His Bengals still
have eleven regular season games
to play and all are either IN the
Little Eight or the Mason-DlXon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

Nor CAN it be denied that the
Tigers have come forth with an
offensive punch. Against VM1 and
Roanoke. they had four men hit
in double figures while against
NOV three men hit double figures
and every player on the II map
team figured in the scoring.
The Tigers make their next APP
pcarance against Richmond Pro-
fessional Institute in Richmond
on January % where they hope
to take up where they left Off
Miller.s confident that his club
will play good ball the rest Of the
way. I'VE got off to a shaky start
at first and never could ge. ahead
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

against v. M. I. and Roanoke with
% and 20 respectively, in addition
to turning in fine defensive play.
Joyce on the other hand. has hit
1876 points in each Of Hampden-
Sydney's last three outings.
According to Coach Miller, who
stated early in the year that the
Mason-Dixon tournament would
be the teams aim. defense has
been another key factor in his
squads recent success. "Defen-
sively we've looked very good. You
Just don't hold the opposition to
81. so, and SO points in this day
and time if you don't play better
average defense"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
kenbridge Falls

Enporias Eagles surpris G
league leading Kenbridge Friday
as they drew away after three
close quarters to gain 1915 VIC
tory.
The win boosted the Eagles into
a six-way tie for third place in
loop play. Drewry and Powell pac-
ed the Gyeensville county lads
with Is and 10 points.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Brunswick Makes Bid

Brunswick High won its eighth
game III nine starts Friday by de-
feating Buckingham 62-41 and
moved into a tie with kenbridge
for the District top spot.
James Hardwood dumped in %
points for Brunswick followed
closely by teammates Frank
Roberts and Palmer Green with II
and l6 respectively. Morgan.
Spencer ana Ned McCFaw led the
BUGS attack with ID, II and 10
points.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Powhatan Notches Surprise Win Over
Varina, Boost Loop Record To "a

first half and were never in dan
GER after that. Don Davies scored
II points to lead the Freeman
Scoring and Walt Mcguire pitch
ed in IA in a losing cause.
Powhatan had poor shooting
average and never got within
range of the fast-breaking Reb-
els. Gray Jessup and Archie
Goodwin turned in outstanding
performances for the Indians and
contributed 10 and IS points re-
Spectively.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Hammer ads
Amelia

Larry Hammer, District 3 lead
ing scorer. again paced the Orioles
Of Amelia to their third loop win
Friday over outc!assed Crewe As
81
Hammer poured in % points
more than the combined totals OF
his. teammates Amelia built up a
Isl advantage in the first quart
y and BY halftime the board read
25-l5.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Business & Industry
INVESTORS MUTUAL
DECLARES DIVIDEND

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vestors Mutual, Inc largest mutual
fund affiliate of Investors DiverSl-
fled Services. Inc. has declared
a quarterly dividend Of l6 cents
per share, payable January 20,
1856 to shareholders of record at
the close of business December
30, 1855. The dividend will be
distributed out of the Funds UNI
distributed net investment income
derived from dividend and in
tereSt income. This is the 61st con-
secutive dividend paid by the
Fund.
Moreover. it's sound Insurance for
the future of your sport. A bird IN
hand is surely more to be desired
than limit left to scavengerS in
the bushes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24

and though Amelia lost to Pow
hatan in a non-league tilt Larry
netted 49,
Coach Phil Boepple calls Ham,
mer, the best we've had in the
six years I've been here" A good
rebounder and defensive player.
Hammer is most mencing when
in position to make his pivot jump
shot.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Rams Win Again

Blackstone held Blustone to
three points in the second quarter
and went on to a 1910 triumph
on the Ram S court Friday. Atkin-
son and Elmore led the Ram scor-
ing with IA and IL points respec-
lively
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-24
Statesmen Improve

Up and coming Randolph Henry
overcame slight halftime deficit
posted by Park View to edge the
South Hill quintet 49-42 Friday,
Six foot five Bob Bookman pitch
ed in IS markers to lead all
scorers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-10
W.S.C.S. States
Tuesday Meet

The Woman's Society OF Chris
ian Service. Saint Paul Method
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-10

ist Church. win meet Tuesday,
October 10. at Q p. m. In the
chapel of the church.
Mrs. d. d. Bruton. Jr. viii
present a program on 1.-The Vol
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Fairfax County, 8 to 5 acres. with
lake; 2 TO 4 acres wooded; u to
IN acres wooded: 8 acres on sewer
water, gas. From $4,000. Terms
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H-TYPE
RAMBLER

Here's a striking example Of Thu
seldom-fouud floor plan, featurins
HUGE BEAMED-CE1LING LIVING
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE TO.
GETHER WITH CHARMING DEN
in the center of the home. Wings
contain 3 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS
AND BATH. large dining room, lovely
kitchen, rear screened porch, BASE
MENT for workship and storage;
hot water heat: and here's the. best
feature Of all--this gracious home
is set OVER 200 FIT. FROM THE
ROAD IN THE MIDST OF TOWER
ING TREES ON A 1l4-ACRE LEVEL
LOT Close enough for convenience,
vet affording sufieient seclusion for
privacy and peace. See this immedi-
ately, 1T WON'T LAST AT $23,96O,
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sPARKLING-NEW, s-BEDRM; Ram,

BIER. with ~ baths, good closet
space. de luxe kit. and a dream
daylight bsmt, with high ceiling. 8
windows. outside entr., heated and
perfectly. planned for q 34-ft.. club
scaped yard. In quiet residential
area, yet close to schools. shopping
and transp.; CT or conventional
imam. Only .S13,075, believe Il OF
not Exclusive with BOWERS
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BIG LOTS

DILLON LAND CO.
TIA Hillwood Ave, Falls Church,
Va. JE. 4-404O. Open 3 It'll Q.
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FORESTVILLE. MD.

Large corner lot; shade. nice
sod; 3-bedroom home, breezeway
and carport. Can assume large CT
loan with a small down payment.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE 6-8O6O
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McI.EAN

Suburbs is the site Of this spotles
Cape Coz home sss,,r On i9 Ss h5TE
LOG CABIN STUDIQ-WORKSHOI
WITH FIREPLACE at rear of tn,
property; the home has comfortable
living room, spacious kitchen, 2 biz
bedrooms, bath. expansible attic fol
Bird bedroom; FULL BASEMENT witt
lavatory, rear screened porch.
unique and interesting property
VA APPRAISED Sl6,500. Let u
show yOul
porEo1, Cpaitb q noy,1oal1
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]. NJ. MEDLEY. 10. s-5777

BEDROOMS. 2 FULL BATHS
Like-rew brick home: nice close-in
neighborhood in Md. See any time.
Asking S1S,500. but make your
offer. Directions: Penna. ave. sc.
to Southern ave, left on Southern
Ellis st to 5ond ave. and 2407.
] NJ MEDI EY 10 S-5117
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ANTIQUE
BRICK RAMBLER
Go Q50 ut
S19950 GI

Close in N. Arl. with Dashboard
h.-w.h.. lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rrn... de luxe kit. 3 twin-size
rm, and firepl., level lot with trees.
All types of I'm. avail. Immed,
poss. Call Tor appointment to see.
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NEW BRIcK RAMBLERs

3 bedrooms, IL baths, large living
room with beautiful ail-across fire-
Place ,.s separate dining room. I'D, &c
workshop and toilet in basement.
Trades considered. Open daily l.
dark. Directions: tPennR. ave, Sc.
TO Southern ave, left on Southern
ave 4 blks. TO Ellis St.. right to
0pen homes
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BRICK CAPE COD, Falls Church
area. mr.. Seven corners-Liv. I'm.
with fireplace, fully equip. kitchen.
large bedrms., LIST n. Expandable
End for 2 additional bedrms. $3.50
CT or conventional financing. Total
monthly payments about $50. MAN
MAS RLTY. JE. 2-3l1O.
SPARKLES LIKE THE DEW-Im-
mac, beautifully decorated. 3-bed-
rm. rancher.. in the heart OF N.
Arlington; brick construction, Fea-
lures striking ''center-planned" 41re-
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completely private rear screened
Porch: Porch leading to covered summer :.
at SI7. $50. SEE IT AND YOU'LL
BUY II, Gail ia. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 2222 N.
Glebe loff Lee hwy. Open 90.
SOFT. RAMBLER FOR $1,000
Three hedrms., paneled liv. rIi1., full
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AGENCY, 6S12 Lee hwy. JE.
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WHITE BRICK, in center Of Falls
Church. Bedrm., bath and den on
lnv hss pCQAIAF- anu. UhbD III
good spot for doctors Office, priced
in middle 2Os. MONCURE .AGEN-
CY. 6Sl2 Lee hwy. JE. 1900.
BELOW GI-OWner win sell at S15,-
400. which Is below CT apr; s.
bedrm. brk. rambler, in fine Falls
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din. ell. fully equip kit, level
fenced lot; SO dn. to dual. vet For
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til 81,
ARLINGTON-Heart Of the best
schools and lust redecorated. Close
in location. 4 bedrooms, Il on LIST
and garage. Excellent terms avail
able. Priced to sell immediately.
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORPORATION, XII. $4,000.
ARLINGTON--NEW RAMBIER9
OPEN
New school convenient; center hall,
~ or 2 baths, gar; S23,750. Dir. /:
Shirley hwy. to Route z, right to
JOHN NJ. ANDERSON
ia. S-S214 ia. 7-6106
LAKE BANCROFT
Lge. brick rambler, close to lake:
den and breakfast rm.; lge. rec. rm.
owner. moved away. Price, $4,000:
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
ia. 4-1155
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA.
NORTH ARLINoToN-FAIRFAx
SOUND OFF
4-BEDROOM BRICK
CAPE COD
$16,750 CT

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bath down. screened porch, 2 twin
size bedrms. up. fun bsmt., shady
level lot: all terms avail. Call fol
appointment.
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FARMS
HOMESTEAD

so rolling acres. used for truck
farming many years. remodeled farm
house, 4 bedrns., de luxe tile bath,
new spacious 1Sx16 kit, full
equipped. surrounded by huge shade
trees; within 80 mi. perimeter d. C.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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MASTER
DE LUXE
RAMBLER
4 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS
REDUCED $500

This Is the land of enchantmeni
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home-owners enjoy. the sports Of
bathing. fishing and boating, which
are restricted only to them and
their guests, in this wooded wonder
land OF Lake Bancroft. See this
truly aristocratic home. 15x25-ft
area. I4x25-ft. sun deck. 14x25-ft
screened porch, center-haI entrance,
All bedrooms, twin-bed size; full
daylight English basement. finished
lrecr. rm. 14x2S it., built-in garage,
Ms-acre wooded lot; close to lake;
both CT and conv. terms available
Owners transfer accounts for this
reduction in price. For q real
Labor Day bargain, don't fail Ia
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| tinction and beauty. Shown by
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BUSINESS PROF.. FoP RENT
COMMERCIAL GARAGE
STORES FOR RENT

EAsTOvER SHOPPING cEyTER--
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New b-5cGgm. brick-and-stons
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4ousEs for SALE. md. acon,.

LARGE BRICK RAMBLER in popu-
lar University Hills, near North,
bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm. with firepl.,
all-elee, kit. paneled 25-ft. rec
nm. adj. Govt. park. Out-of-town
owner will accept CT appraisal OF
xi7,650. or terms arranged. Call
It'll Q pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO.. INC,
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OFFICES, a1aur NOTES wArtr

$1,000 end TRUST, $40 per mo,
due in full In S yrs. no. 2-7957.
end TRUST, $3.50: payable S23
mo SO interest: secures Mont
County prop: $1,000. LO. 6-5052.
Il EXCELLENT S-yr. 2nd trust for
$4,000, payable $50 mo. on 1927
Channing st. ne. and 632 Faraday
nj. n e. ST. 3-Q433
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most popular house 5. IT,. In
length. Brand-new rustic raneher
IOOx2O5 plot, True center hall
diversified living room with attrac-
tive fireplace, formal DINING room
chair rail- and an eleEani view
superb Kitchen. natural cabinets.
really rice bedrooms. Ga baths
hr-daylignt basement tno stepsl
$3.50 cash Vill handle Be hrsi
10 view " 3-20e3. A. JOIN
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STOP!l

We are buying used cars for A
Southern outiet--1948 through 1858,
any make or model. We guarantees
in cash only Cal DI. 7-h1a3
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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NORTH ARLINGTON

old-fashioned room sizes in this
3-bedrm. rambler with full base
ment; S17,950. with terms. J-W
REALTY CO, ia. S-1SiS.