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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

the hoopla Of the around the
World" party at Madison
Square Garden staged by the
late Mike Todd
FRF
on the Run:
Dinah Shore. who has Just
about won every award there
Is TO win this season. got the
biggest kudo Of all from her
sponsor last week-a renewal
for So weeks Dinah will
star three out OF four Sundays.
with guest stars taking over the
other Sunday.
Supreme Court Justice Doug
las will explain how the court
discusses and votes ON cases
during q filmed interview next
Sunday on Chef Huntley's Out
look $3.50. WRC-p.
The Ernie Kovacs' color COM
edy show Of January ~. 1857,
has been accepted tor the finals
OF tine international expert
mental film competition at the
Brussels Worlds Fair. Ko-
vacs used no dialogue In the
skits on this widely acclaimed
half-hour show. but did make
use OF sound effects and music.
MICS Tennessee Ernie Ford,
in town today. will lunch with
the press at La Sale Du Bots.
Old Ern viii do the first
OF two shows from New York
Thursday and make the guest
rounds. He'll be on Perry
Como's show Saturday. along
with Eve Arden and Bob and
Ray.
Did you notice IL Saturday
night (WTTG-5J? The
Giant Playhouse. which pre-
miered ,Dith Suspicion" star
ring Cary Grant. offered the
flm iCtthout any Interruptions?
|. What a trend thIs could
set!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
Keorney Of New York
To Retire From House

Representative Kearney. Re.
publican Of New York. said to.
day he win not seek reelection
Mr., Kearney, who will be 6s
on May 20. Is ranking Republi.
can on the House Un-Americar
Activities and Veterans Affairs
Committees. He has served II
years In the House.
A former national commander
OF the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. he served In the 1851
Mexican border outbreak and In
World War !. He was retired
In 1870 as q major general oi
the old New York National
Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

NSclence, lhnguhgt, elc'l Weit
carried on WRc - 4, and
beamed TO homes and class
rooms.
I'VE ran into some tundd-
mental problems" Acting Supt.
Carl Hansen recalled. that no
one has overcome yet" The
complicatino problem. 10 turned
out. iDdS hon 10 tie IN the TV
lesson Nth whdt the home room
teacher DdS planning 10 do"
A TV lesson on the subject
OF aviation. for example, would
require the home room teacher
TO orient her own teaching
program TO the particular
subject.
The current course In short
hand. Of course. Is something
else again. II Is not being
beamed 10 schoolrooms-but 20
peoples homes. And II Is q
practical, specific subject. the
teaching Of which Is fairly well
prescribed.
The enthusiastic response 10
the shorthand course. for which
over 600 people have already
paid a sizeable fee Of $l2.50 10
cover the cost Of study materi-
ais. should be an eye-opener.
It's a fine beginning, anyway
and a dramatic one that may
stimulate area interest In the
ultimate goal. an educational
outlet for the community.
As for the opening lesson IT.
self. Miss Julie Colvin. the
teacher. was quite easy to fol-
low and at 7:l5 in the morning
that's no easy trick.
1 have often wondered
though. why shorthand teach
ers do not employ lined black
boards. One Of the vexing con-
SideratiOns for a beginning stu
dent Is where TO commence the
shorthand symbol for a word
halfway between the lines, bot
tom, or where. This seems a lit
tie more important 10 me thar
advice on removing the cap oil
a pen while writing.
That was either an inetfec-
tive eraser. too or. as Mr.
Peppers used to say, a bad
batch Of blackboard.
49,
The Hall Of Fame called II
4 season Friday night (WRC-4j
with a splendid production of
Frederick Knots fascinating
mystery drama, dial NJ for
Murder" The series may not
have won an Emmy this year.
but it collected Is awards. in
GLIDING the Sylvania, Peabody
and Look. and all Of them de-
served.
Our picture caption last
Thursday. incidentally. noted
that Maurice Evans had played
in both the Broadway and movie
versions. That was an error. as
several Ray Milland fans have
pointed out. Evans starred In
the theatrical version only.
I thought Evans was a little
more tense and nervous than
usual Friday. but ratified of
his lines impeccably. John VIII
liams came very near to steal
| ing the show as the adroit
Scotland Yard inspector who
finds the key flaw in the hus-
bands story. Rosemary Harris
was excellent. as usual. as the
wife.
| The play lent itself beauti-
/ fully to TV and ! thought that
the fen scenes in Which the
original lDdS expanded added
an ertra piQudncy and favor
to this frst-rdte yarn.
Hall of Fame will be back
again next season. thank good
ness. and best Of all. 1t will &C
cede to the wishes Of viewers
and repeat its production Of
Green Pastures. This is the
show that many viewers missed
because they were attracted to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

TV Key says: Just another
private-eye mystery A
wealthy WON an hires
Michael Shayne to protect
her from q blackmailer. but
then she's murdered and
Shayne has to find the killer
(l946).
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Burning Arrows" starring
Anthony Dexter and Jody
Lawrence. The effort Of
Captain John Smith to start
the jamestown colony in
1897 are baked both by
Indians and by conspirator'
within his expedition 1889
Color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WMAL-Request Time
Teen panel discussion: The
Student Exchange System
a Step Toward World IN
derstanding.
sos, WTOP-Jaime Bragg
Show: Patti Page sings old
and new favorites.
1925, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Rep. Ross Bass. Sey-
nour L. Wolfbein and Sam
KatZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
ON THE AIR
The Shape of N
Schooling to Come
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

The public schools returned TO Tv wToP-o) with a
sunrise" course shorthand Saturday morning and
Albert Demond supervisor OF business education pointed
out. historic moment.
Our schools retreated the TV field four Ave
ago. somewhat with their experience The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Toniohts top shoDs preUteDed bu ~ KEYS stat.
Uho attend Tehedrsdls match screenings and dndvse
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide 20 area ptewers.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Savings Stamp Sales
To Tourists Planned

To help boost sales of United
States Savings Stamps here.
volunteers tomorrow will start
selling 25-cent Shares in
America" to tourists visiting the
Bureau of Engraving where the
stamps are printed.
Savings stamps have not been
sold publicly at the bureau
since World War II. Each
stamp buyer will receive his
purchase in a souvenir gift
envelope, along with a free
stamp book.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, chair
man of the District savings
stamp program, will man the
stamp booth at the opening at
10 am. tomorrow. Mrs. Chan
ming Walker, Washington wom-
ems bond chairman, will be in
charge later in the day. The
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Cos Official
Gets National
Ad Award

Robert H. Lewis, advertising
manager Of Washington Gas
Light Co., won first prize in a
national advertising contest
for a series of direct mail ad-
vertising pieces in his COM
pany's "Old Stove Roundup"
promotion last fall.
The contest was sponsored
by the Public Utilities Adver-
tising Association and Richard
D. Furber, PUAA president,
presented the award at the
annual convention in Pitts
burgh Friday.
The winning entry consisted
of a series of six large post
cards mailed TO Washington
area gas range dealers. The
cards were prepared by Kal,
Ehrlich g. Merrick, company
ad agency.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Insurance Rating Bureau
Adds Firms to Committee

American Fire Insurance
Co. of the District and Royal
Insurance Co., Ltd, of New
York were elected to the gov
erning committee of the Dis
trict Fire Insurance Rating
Bureau at the recent 14th an
nual meeting.
Walter r. Ewald. vice presi-
dent of Great American In
Surance Co., was reelected
chairman of the governing
committee and Arthur F. Her.
man, vice president of Home
Insurance Co., was renamed
vice chairman.
The governing committee
appointed William E. Cassidy.
special agent of Continental
Insurance Co., as chairman Of
the executive committee, and
Herbert M. Pasewalk, vice
president of Firemen'S Insur-
ance Co. of Washington. as
vice chairman. Kenneth R.
Underwood was named man.
ager and George F. Allebach
chief engineer.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Greensboro Bank Chief
Urges Sound Planning

Sound planning. tempered by
caution, and heavily sprinkled
with alertness is the formula
that should be followed by saw
ings and loan associations IN
1858, declared President John
A. Fogarty at the annual meet
ing of the Federal Home Loan
Bank of Greensboro Friday.
Addressing an audience.
which included many savings
and loan executives of this area,
Mr.. Fogarty said 1858 promises
to be another good year for
member associations. But he
added: 1T is and will continue
to be year that calls for eau
tion-alert caution-to place
our homes in order to meet any
rapid change either up or down
in the economy and alertness to
adjust our operations to meet
changes as they occur"
1t appears that for an ex-
tended period money will be
easier that it has been, he said.
Interest rates will go still
lower and will remain low for
some time" he predicted.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

msh Low Ss sel rsss s' saSS lf; aln Low Cos. sSs
81. .s,4 y ca co.Ii ;, s.,s ,sH ss,t.iM
Evening star., 1958-05-11

August. 1852. Auchincloss,
Parker a Redpath Is sole
underwater.
The offering is expected 10
provide additional working cap
ital 10 handle the company's
increasing volume. Net pro-
ceeds will approximate S270.0 900
after an underwriting commits
sion OF $4,000 or 10 per cent.
Company expenses OF the
financing are estimated at
1880.
Through Central Charge
Service the company furnishes
an accounts receivable and
credit department TO around
$50 member merchants oper-
ating around $40 stores. This
IL does at a cost which Is be-
lieved to be lower than MEM
Der merchants could achieve
individually, the Offering pros
pectus declares.
The company has $4,000 ac-
tive customer charge accounts
and, in addition. around 10000
currently inactive accounts.
Harry Malasky is president and
Joshua P. Stakeholder is ex-
ecutive vice president.
Growth Continuing
Net receivables in six months
ended February 2S totaled
$3.8l9,44l. compared with
SO. 1923, $50 a year earlier. Total
income was $273, 1854, compared
with $229.691 and net profit
after income taxes was $685.
408. compared with $2l.123 a
year ago.
For the year ended August 81.
1857. net feceivables totaled
$6,662.104 VS.. $5,488,539 in the
previous year. Total income
was $477,148 VS.. $377.333. and
net profit amounted to $51, ,671
VS.. $36,52O.
Current assets amounted to
81 .440,9l2 and current liabilities
totaled $979,06 on February %,
compared with $1,3l7,45l and
$867,353 on August 81. 1857.
In addition to an annual in
terest rate of 6 per cent the
debentures will bear participat-
ing interest at the rate of
15i100 of / per cent of prin-
cipal amount annually for each
unit of $4,000 of net earnings
of the company after fixed in
terest requirements on indebt-
edness. but before participating
interest and taxes, in the pre-
ceding fiscal year.
Participating interest shall
not exceed 9 per cent per an
nun and will be paid each No
Vember 30.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Bank Fiduciaries Plan
Annual Spring Meeting

The Fiduciaries Section of
the District Bankers Associa-
tion will hold its annual spring
meeting at Columbia County
Club on Tuesday. May 20. it
was announced by Donald w.
Wooster of Munsey Trust Co.,
section chairman.
A reception has been sched-
uled for $50 pm. and will be
followed by dinner at Z pm.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Area Store Sales Trail
Behind 1857 Levels

Washington area depart
ment store sales were 7 per
cent behind a year ago in the
week ended May 3, despite a
gain of 4 per cent from the
previous week, the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond re-
ported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended May 3 were down 9 per
cent from a year ago and for
the year to date were of 4 per
cent. Downtown portion of the
area sales showed about the
same changes.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Banking Efforts Reduce
Years DefalcatiOns

A substantial drop in bank
defalcation losses from SOS mil
lion in 1856 to $4.8 million in
1857 seems to indicate that
intensified efforts to strengthen
internal controls and audit
procedures are getting results
a study of the American Bank
ers Association. disclosed yes
terday.
1 The study was issued by
Thomas F. Glavey, chairman OF
the ABA'S insurance and pro-
tective committee. Among de-
falcations of $4,000 or more
| it found IA cases which in
volved $9.449,780 in 1856. In
1857, there were 80 cases in
volving $4,756,74l.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Sherwood Named Officer
Of Maryland Bankers

]. Robert Sherwood, presi-
dent of Suburban Trust Co.,
was elected vice chairman of
Group II of the Maryland
Bankers Association at the re-
cent annual meeting in Hagers-
town, Md.
j. Ralph Bonsack of West
minister was elected chairman
and C. M. Potterfield of Hagers-
town was named secretary
| treasurer. 2y
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Central Charge Issue
To Be Sold Tomorrow
by DONALD b. HADLEY
RlAr Financial Editor

An offering Of 10000 debenures Of Merchants Credit
Inc which operates the Central Charge Service win
the market tomorrow at par
The per cent ubordinated participating debentures
represent the first public financing OF the Washington credit
organIzaton which has steadily since Us inception In
Evening star., 1958-05-11

booth will be open from 8 am.
to 2 pm. on weekdays during
tour periods.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. NAY 10. 1858
9sG'''"a' ssa1i@S nra ssS ssl.. NC Aa'''s''' ''s Ne,
nsh Low div rate kdd % Rirh Low Close chs,
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

nor since 1855, and in the legisla-
tive branch as United States Sen
ator from 1871 to 1858. For the
last two years of his service in the
Senate Mcfarland was Majority
Leader.
Mcfarland came to Arizona from
Oklahoma in 1919, after service in
World War 1. He has also been a
school teacher, farmer, lawyer,
county attorney of Pinal County,
and assistant attorney general of
Arizona,
"Since I am asking for the vote
of my fellow citizens, they are en-
titled to know just where I stand
on the issues of the day." McFar-
land said. GAS always, I mean to
tell them.
"First," the Governor said, 81
am running on a program OF the
restoration Of an even and fair
prosperity for the people of the
country and of this state. Recession
do-nothing-ism is the reactionary
Republican approach, and 1 believe
that our people have had enough
of that kind of thinking"
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05
Cal Boise Seeks
Demo Nomination
For County Sheriff

Cal Boise the Sheriff of Mari
copa County, will seek the Demo-
cratic nomination for reelection
to that office.
Boise, with more than twenty
two years of experience as a peace
officer, has been the chief law en-
forcment agent of Maricopa Coun-
ty since 1915, and resident of
County since 1912.
GAS your sheriff during the per-
iod of this County's greatest
growth, I have devoted my best
efforts to enforcing the law, to
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

N. T.. moore OF FHOeIllA OH-
ion High School, and received the
balance of his education in Arizona
schools. He is married, and resides
at 1926 West Catalina Drive.
During his term of office, many
changes for which he is to be COM
mended have been made. Docket
books have been reduced in size
without altering the size OF the
photostat recording, which has
proven a 100 per cent saving in
space. Many other changes have
been made eliminating the crowd
ed condition heretofore existing.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05
Ernest W. Mcfarland
Is Candidate For
u. ). Senate Seat

FLORENCE, Ariz. = Ernest w.
McF arland officially announced to-
day that he is candidate for the
United States Senate, subject to
the Democratic primary.
Governor Mcfarland is the only
man in Arizona history who has
served in all three high branches of
governmental the judicial branch
as a judge of the Superior Court,
in the executive branch as COVER
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

without expense to the taxpayers.
The program is being expanded
this summer to protect some 10000
people who go to the lakes on the
Salt River each weekend.
Boise believes this program re-
suits not only in better law en-
forcement but in much better
crime prevention.
1--WE, of the Sheriff's office, hold
the belief that we must be faith
ul servants to you who elect us and
employ u.s."
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

protecting the innocent and appre-
hending those whose actions are a
threat to our peaceful community"
Keeping pace with the problems
of a fast growing County, Boise
reduced drownings in County lakes
from 80 in 1856 to only Z last
year by recruiting and directing
a Water Safety Patrol that operates
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05
N. {. Moore Seeks
Recorders Post

N. C. kelly" Moore, Maricopa
County Recorder, announces his
candidacy for reelection, subject
to the September 9 Democratic
Primary.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05
ing equipment.

HELEN RICH kicks off the "SnowboI in June" Jubilee by
tosnq out first SNOWFALL from food freezer On the
receiving end H. Shoff residential sales monoger for
Public Service Company Highight Of jubilee is
monh-Ionc hot begins statewide June and offers
packages of New York steaks prizes The contest
sponsored by Arizona Public Service and local appliance
dealers and distributors. Any adult may the contest
by visiting a participating appliance store.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

sonding) member Of the ScotsdoIe Chamber
of Commerce Roundup Club is shown here explaining the
many worthwhile activities Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Walter Richter president of the Omega Construction
Company Since its inception only two weeks men,
of the Roundup Club have brought rs members
into the Chamber.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-06-05

Moore is a
lifetime active
member of the
Democratic par
ty, has been a
r e S i d e n t Of
Phoenix S i n C e
early childhood,
is a graduate
III TN
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LOST AND FOUND


WATCH Lady's BulaVa wrist
watch Return 10 Miss Lora Bern
ard 2o2 First Ave. Farmvillc
ILL
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NOTICE


ADMINISTRATORS Having quail
fled as Administrator Of the estate
Of the late Otto Palmer, | request
tat all bins against the estate be
presented and all who owe the es
tateI please come forward and set
tie. c. A. Jones. Jr.. Administrator
. # the estate Of the late Que Palmer,
Rice va. 8-5-3t
FIY-CORD 300 f. cord In each
ccl$ treats Loco square feet Of
building Guaranteed effective en-
rr fy season. sos per reel. J. II
Whitfield Co, FarmVille. 8-5-lt
EVEN is A MAGIC NUMBER. 50
e Tie new Uomelte Magic chain
avs. guaranteed for full seven
4niiths. Have a free demonstration
s6anabergcr & Sons. Phone 1913.
a,-fnv5I1a va 6-27-tf
sAIL. Maso Jars All sizes Dome
Lids and marked as a measuring
altp j II Whitfield Co 8-5-lf
EXECUTOR Having qualified as
Executor Of the estate Of the latr
George Miles, We request that all
jllls against the estate b. presented
ana all Who o&o The estate, please
core forward and settle First Ma
tiolal Bank Fa1nville, Va, Execu-
ors Of the estate Of the late George
Miles S-l-2t
TOBACCO Worm control Use l0T
TIDE dust f9r budworms a n q
hornWofn4s Is and 50 pound bags.
S6e us for YOUR needs J H. Whit
f.cId CO FarmWlle 0-5-lt
/ SUMMER PRICES on triple track
aluminium Storm windows and doors
,aoae 3&33, Watkins Awning Il Sign
| WI 6-l0-tf
| MARI ATE 30 Technical Methoxy
htof wettable powder For use On
aattie for flies ice. etc. Also On
/ 7afin bnldinas and grain storage
| oIns fol EoeviIs lh bag. s375 J
| I Whitfield Co Farmv.llc a-5-lt
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w 4 NTEI)


BULL Black Angus eight to
twelve months old p a Gates. Sr
Rice. va 3-54 p
PLAY PEN Must b. reasonable
and IN good condition Mrs Walter
Edwards ri / Box ~ Dlllwyn. Va
8-1-It
WANTED so PIANOS Turn your
oianos into cash Discount New
md Used Furniture Co. phone
1898 5-l4-tf
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment, 4 of I rooms N Farrnvillc
Garland Lcc Jenkins 800 Curtis ST..
Crewe Va a-52p
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FOR RENT


unfinished, 500
First Avenue, phone 259-M. 7-22-tf
APARTMENT -- 3 rooms mfurnlsh-
cd Water, heat and bath Asst.
7-l8-llp
APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath,
furnished heat and water included
,0l S va Street Phone 593-M
7-ll-u
APARTMENT 3 room apartment
on East Second Street, S27 so month
Also room apartment. Same loca
ton $40 90 per month. Landon AT
kins, Rcaltor. Farmvllle 6-2o-ti
-~--~-- ~~-
LARGE second floor area win rent
entire floor, or split into offices On
Third Street within block Of Main
Street T. w Bloomfield 5-30-n
NICE STORE building OIL west
Third Street. Contact G. J Cox,
Farmvillc Motor Company 5-27-tl
~~~~-~
OFFICE SPACE second foo,
Chappell Building Can Farmville
ala j. l-l0-i
HOUSE four rooms. close to
highway with water and lights y A .
Gates Sr Rice Va. 81 An
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HELP WANTED


3 MATTRESSES WANTED. $50 90
week plus meals and tips Apply
Buddy's Place. Rt 800. Amelia G.
H.. va. Phone l04F04 8-5-tf
ROUTE MAN Apply In person at
Star Cleaners and Laundry, Farm
vile. 7-29-tf
-
LADY With some experience i'll
ladies rcady-to-Wear and sportsWear
A wonderful opportunity If you are
not afraid Of work Davidson s
F'arnvillc. 8-5-lt
MAN Reliable married man for
dairy farm work. capable Of opcrat-
ing machines. 3 w Gates. Rice
Phone 2024 r. lap
MAN to work al Service Station
Tom Webster. Amoco Service Sta
ton 30 r Third Street Phone l72.
Farmville Stat
COUPLE, cnlored for work III cotln-
try home Mrs II E Chase. eileen
wood. va list
EXPERIENCED FARM WORKER.
steady lob. Write Ridfley Farm
Greenwood Va 7-l-5,
PATROlMAN for tarmVllie Police
Department. Apply III person 10 70
hce Chiefs office 8-i-2t
WOMAN Wnltc oi cuiuied to do
General house work for small fam
iiy M children Reasonable salary
Write Box g Farmville Her
ald 725-2p
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SERVICES

VENETIAN BLINDS washed. re
.apcd and cords, also new blind
made to order Phone $685. Watkins
Awning 4 Sign CO. scott
~~~~ ~-~~
HAND & POWER LAWN MOWERS
happened and repaired Pickup an9
delivery. Phone 302, Motley Hard
ware Co Aft
SEPTIC TANKS INST ALLIED See
It's for free estimate Phone A., M
w. DickcrSon Get
ALL HAND and power lawn mowers
sharpcncd and repaired For pick
UP and delivery call shanaberee
and Sons. phone gg8 Faalmville
SIT
NURSING HOME several vacaA
cics for elderly people nasalptics q
convaleScents Personal care eiVef
each individual Ransom Ntasia
Home. Pamplin VA D.al Circle IA
1922 8-5-a
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FOR SALE

HOUSE two story. 7 rooms. two
baths, partial unfinished basement.
large lot. convenient location. Very
reasonable. Small down payment.
balance monthly Call 100 or 81
7-29tf
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SERN ICES

SERVICE DEPARTMENT II ! car
be fixed. We can fix it All WORK
guaranteed The only thing chear
about our service IS orr price
Farmers Supply Co. phone 213
Farmvlllc, Va l-3l-tf