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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of THE BANK OF CHAPEL HILL,
Chapel Hill, N. c., will be held in the banking house
at Chapel Hill Friday, January 16, 1859 at 8
o'clock PM, the purpose of the meeting being the
election of directors and the transaction of such
other business may properly come before the
stockholders.
Chapel Hill, N C. w. E. THOMPSON,
December Is, 1858 Executive Vce-President
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

The Chapel Hill Town Hail viii
be closed from noon Wednesday.
December a, until Q am. Satur-
day, December n.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25
NnTICE on SALE

NVtfAG Z vi DhLL
Under and by virtue Of the
authority Of an Order Of the Clerk
81 Superior Court Of Orange Coun-
ty entered IN the Special Proceed
ings entitled Willie Hargrayes
ct al IS Beatrice Edwards ct 81
the undersigned Commissioner viii
sell al public auction 70 the high
est bidder for cash on the prem
ises in the Town Of Carrboro
y G., on
Wednesday January Z. 1859
at Il clock Noon
the following described property
FIRST TRACT All that certain
lot Of parcel Of land situated lying
ard beag % the Southwes; SIDE
Of MAN Street IN the Town oi
CarrD0ro y c and more par
described as BEGIN
MING at an IRON stake il the curb
line oi SAID street and in { T
Boyd line running thence with
the SAID street S0u.h 49 East 1876
feet to a stake d corner Of the
Jefferson property running thence
with the jefferson line South 10
Is West $50 feet to an iron stake
running thence North IS West l26
feet 10 rock IN q street in c ]
Boyd Inc running thence wi.h
The saId street and Boyd S line
North "a IS East l79 5 feet 20
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

The Chapel Hill Human Relations
Commission will have its next
meeting at Q pm January n at
the Town Hall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
The Greatness Of Oliver Cromwell"
The Lord Protector 300 Years
Later"


Ills enemies say that cromwsrs work came 70 n.uots
WIN me Restoration and the end Of Puritan control His
usnoer with Mr. Ashley In the forsfron believe rather
ns' Cromwell forced Britain into the modern world that
me conditions he helped establish have lasted 10 this day.
sna mar MS foreign policy and his creation Of The modern
BRUSH army launched Britain forth on the vast and fruitful
expansion OF the 18th TO shs 10th centuries.
ms book admits must any honest treatment Of
"~s' mar on occasion he stark and ruthless not
90" ~ me irish slavghters This volume does however
k mar these acts be Judged In the atmosphere Of that
N na' me purpose and conviction which Law behind such
e DC 'sken into consideration end that Cromwell net
- asked 70 meet standard which his contemporaries did
emesyy
r~ from being cruel. Cromwell actually va. frequently
WIN MS opponents TO shs point Of sndarqsrins
"s WORK according to the writer Instead Of bsiro relic.
.so Is somsfmss charged No granted rsliuous free
oum . NOSE OF differing beliefs including Roman Cath.
oe. which YVES unmatched In most eenssmpor,u countries
".sc seeking diesstoral pswsrs. Cromwell assumed
- '"s 'ses OF impending ehsos and often vssrslnsd
The easier political path
"rPs 'ns two most important questions vsosrdlns
s.' s.s "ese; Was some figure Il su<h ssvsro,h and
"ss:eo ~ that time. and I'D ~ Issve Mia eo,,rsrv
~s s sos MS prsssnesS Ia bssh q these o,,saslors
60. 80 answers with fershrlsks Affirmative The
ss"arn 'hi judgment. - '~'''''' -'''a 80" ["
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
<E1 Aciu
Union Monopoly" : =

Letter TO the NJ r. Herald Tribune;
The Norris-L acvsrdis Act Of 1897 makes impossible
for court TO issue an injunction against union for
opolisfic practices That law should b repealed.
We fight monopoly In business end The public approves
Do consrsssmsn think the public would not approve law
forhiddins monoposc practices the part Of vnons7
There probably Congressional district in the country
where such law would not be endorsed by majority Of
the voters " II became political issue.
Events demonstrate u Is time union MONOPOLY became
such an issue Note the number Of states where "roho-
work" laws enacted.
obssrvsr Hopaseons. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Dean Pike Accepts His Coll

New Workers will wish the Very Rev. James A. Pike
we'll he prepares undertake his new duties IS Bishop
Of hs Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF California But they
will also miss him when he departs from his present post
Dean of the Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine Dean Pike
has one Of New Yorks most active, energetic and
respected essymen He has been part Of the intellectual
and religious life OF this city we'll Is spokesman tor his
fsifh.
Dean Pike has been 10 avoid controversy Or
10 shrk issues which he feels within the pvrvew ct
The clergyman Religion 10 him is even sc.
tartan affair. but vital aspect Of and society His own
personal history which carried him from the law to ihs
church. is reflective Of independent end inqviring mind
As Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese OF California. Dean
Pike will face tasks and challenges Those who know
him end his work in New York sincerely ngrsivisss
Dean Pixies diocese IFS choice Of spiritual leader
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

THE WAGES o. SIN ~ oeATri
PREMATURE DEATHS eAAsttANzg The "sAfAA
SOUND MATURE o. hooej-ctm14y @lGWuSY ~
IloloNs. THERApGUucx eUt)eA4oQ2 cWvukG.
PolirIcs, ENTERTAINMENT, Rec09Guo0t AND
TIE DOMINATION or The DgvjeS SOCIAL
H-DoMR.' SEX RAMPANT THROUGHOUT ALL
SOCIETY. AND PoLLuTiNc POISONING. The
SOULS OF HUNDREDS Or MILLIONS VA 1HE ENTER
TAIptMENT WORLD AND WORLD or LETTERS ~!
Egg and r Author Dies At ~
Detroit Tmss
SEATTLE. Feb Q uNS)-esfy Msepensd. 81. svfher OF
me best seller Ths Esg md t. died 81 CANCER lest night
Mrs. Mseoensld nd been under treatment since Sep
ssnsbsr snd IN . almost constantly for week.
She made publishing history In is45 whom her first
novsI The Egg and l." humorous story OF lite on
chicken farm sold million eopie million picture series
fesvrne ma and Pa keffIs" adapted from hs book
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
u. David Heinz. 80, Boy Scout Aids'

DEVIL TAKES R. {. SON ron 80 yEARsi-viA
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINATION SPIRITUAL
MALPRACTICE or WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL,
Royal Oak, AFTER SEVERAL YEARS ILLNESS
THINKING sUFFocATloM or MYTHICAL.
DEvLIsH. ANTiINARvELouS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH. LIBERAToR FROM sATAhS
ADAMEvE MuRDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, kNAvEs AND
FOOLS "cHAsTLy FARCE or MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" I-p U2, s&H.
"A requiem high Mass will ~ held tomorrow for }.
David Heinz 80. Of Birmingham.
HE was active in Boy Scout work and STAIRS 81 the
American Legion He sHstsd with me latter ovssnzsiien
after serving captain in the Army during World War
H."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

SOME Is FIRE DEATHS or CHILDREN IN ONE
WEEK, m SEVERAL PROVINCES
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PTIFul, HEARTeREAkihc. TRAGEDIES but,
FORTUNATELY. UNREAL - MERELY M-fI+sJ
CAL MORTAL THOUGHT, ApAM-EvE IMAGES.
coUNTERFEiTs AND euRLEsouEs or Externally
HARMONIOUS. DIVINE IDEAS
PART z
PREVENTION AND CURE
MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SECOND COMING" SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
THE GUILTY. SATAN BOUND" RELIGION,
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. POLITICS; sENsuALtTY
AND sENsUous ADAMEvE ANIMAL MAGNETISM
IN EDUCATION. CULTURE. ENTERTAINMENT.
REcREATIoNl
ny CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS 1. ARE THE GOOD sAMARiTANs.,
BROTHERS KEEPERS WHO WILL. STEP BY
STEP. SEE THAT ALL SHALL KNOW nae. GOD. FROM
THE LEAST UNTO THE GREATEST
THE HEALING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS DIVINE MANDATE TWILL BE AN AWAKENING.
AN APPREHENSION. or Externally PERFECT.
REAL NATIONS CREATION. UNIVERSE or INcoR-
RuPTlBLE. INvuLNERABLE oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !. WHEREIN ALL or
you FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. NY. GODS.
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

Boy II, Loses Hand as Rocket ExPIodes"
Elkhsrt, Ind, ut
MANcLED HAND JUST BELOW THE WRIST,
AMPUTATED AT GENERAL HOSPITAL!
m. Y. Tribune 2iN
THE DEVIL. the SURGEON!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRiBuNE
NY. GODS. PHYsIciANs-c. s. PRACTITIONERS
HAD HIS PARENTS HIS CHURCH, AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL BEEN or MY ONE TRUE, PURE RELIGION,
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION CULTURE. THE MAR.
Vicious CHRIST. SECOND COMING" SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLESi THE
ACCIDENT. so-esIIsd NEVER A SINGLE ONE
m NY UNIVERSE THE ONE REAL y, QUITE coNcEV.
ABLY WOULD NOT HAVE occuRED-MANIFEsT.
ING THE CHASTITY FARCE" or THE ADAMEvE
MYTHICAL CREATION
BUT NY PHYSICIANS. METAPHysIcIANs~-
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS,
PERFORM HEALNcS. DIVINE AWAkEkINcs,
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER HEALERs AVAILABLE
TO THE HUMAN RACES
Victims John Bentley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
"Opinions On Reuther PIan"

Letters 10 the NJ Y. Herald Tribune:
Why it, except TO further his selfish interests and
thirst for power that Mr. Revther always implies that PRO-
FITS ARE SOMEHOW SOMETHING Nasty Something 10
be ashamed Of. Something that SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED
He TO think wants his union members 10
think that profits somehow slowed sway 10
fhs light Of day again. Yet profits GET spent Just much
wages do and increase purchasing power 10 Just great
extent
Sam Freeman Far Hills. NJ.
-. Could management rishtfvy enter into collective
bargaining such proposal without specific authority
from their stockholders TO do so?
John Taylor Boyd LaksvIs Conn.
Rsufhsrs tactics only be described Is PIRATicAL
When did he approach wage conference without
chip his shoulder boasts Of the unions chest Of
millions accumulated for the purpose Of winning strike.
and otherwise thoroughly hostile msnnsr7 Did he
hear Of that sound old preespf hsf catch
tcontinvsd Next Column Top,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Dean Pike


CONTINUES from PsDs
Deesss ef California recalls the many visits 10 Detroit By
Dean Pike He has been close friend Of Episcopal leaders
here. He is 4syssroId former attorney who left shs
Roman Catholic faith while student ~ Santa Clara Uni
vsrsiy. California
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15


QUESTION: We have three children end want TO raise
them Christians We living in neighborhood where
most Of ths NEcHBoRs ARE NOT CHRISTIANS and where
they raise their children without any thought Of cod the
church. Should move? LEX
ANSWER: There are many factors about which I sm
ignorant end only advise you in general terms. You
II TO your children to bring them up know and love
God
At the time. you may have opportunity 10 hs
witness 70 your nsighbors First Of a you try
make your home oil that Christian home should b.
whore the nsishbors children will genuine diff.
ference.
QUESTION: Can you tell me Of anything that Jesus
CHRIST CAN DO FOR nae that nobody else dor Is II
really worth while being Christian? RE.
ANSWER: Yes. will tell you Of three things that Jesus
Christ can do for you-snd certainly else do
them. They oil contained in His sfvpsndovs es
u am the Way. fhe Truth. and the Life; eomsth
unto the Father. but by Me-" John 1867.
QUESTION: Do you believe that Jesus CHRIST Ia qonq
TO make visible. physical RETURN TO this sarfh7 WEI
ANSWER Yes. believe This with al my heart not
es fine opinions Of Others but based solely
fhs Bible plainly teaches In the Old Testament there
ere prophecies which only be fulfilled by Lords
return In the New Testament find three hundred
references TO the second coming.
F-u-L.F.ILL-M-EN-T NY. GODS MARVELLOUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESslAH-JESus PRESENT VOID
or THE FLEsH-THE MORTAL THOUGHT
ANIICHkIST ASPECTS OF MARYS ADAM-EvE
HERITAGE
For instance Christ Himself said again and again that
He 10 coming back. For instance: n 90 prepare place
for you and " go and prepare place for YOU will
again end receive you unto myself"
QUESTION; Do you think that religions should be in
sssrsusa am quite upset by !.s INTOLERANCE Of mary
people about religion. Err.
ANSWER: ! wish you would have defined tolerance
wsn you asked the question. YOU that We should
not force others to accept views then agree with yov
Religion must always be voluntary thing. We must
never resort TO anything than persuasion when we
present our religious views. To that firmly believe
that ell religions should be tolerant.
But u you that one should say that one rsiuion
- good ss another and that they ell have truth In
shsm then would clearly take The other side of the arqu
msn vov cannot separate religion and TRUTH for you do
then ihs whole matter is without meaning.
Jesus Christ into The world. That true prou-
csiiIon He was erueihsd for sns That also true
proposition he raised from the dead the third day.
That true proposition In this sense the Christian faith
considered nsolsrsns BY but Is vs Is tolerant
~ TRUTH
QUESTION: Ny husband and ere Christians and have
wed to have home That would please ths lord RElA
UvEs who come 10 VISIT once In while practice BAp
hAsHs that trouble srsssIy Do you think would b
rsm 10 inform them 81 republican, BAB
ANSWER In the many times sssy hsvs visited, have
tcsusinvsd Next celsmn Tsp1
Evening star., 1958-07-11

BY OwNER-7-rm. 2h-bath brick
T1MSle5 1nSs az SEs s:.s ola; e.ss II sssVdso Nis
dows with unobstructed view Of
rolling country; large liv. rm.,
separate din. rm.. 3 lge. bedrms.
and hsmt.; on or 10 acres; near
Forestville, Va. Substantial cash
REQUIRED, Can PL. 9-2546. No
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ALL CRAMPED UP In that apart
screened porch, detached garage,
level yard. Located in Mclean,
near new st. Johns grade school,
CIA and only Is minutes to D. C.
S2I,300 FLA. Terms. Wonderful
for service family. JE. 3-20q3.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
701 W. Broad ST., Falls Church,
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARL.-3-bedrm., 2la-bath Cape Cod
&c rm. In hsmt., lge. garage,
porch, patio; near schools. $l6,-
250. IA. 5-7536.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
BEFORE YOU SAY NO

26A SAt1 NV 9AAA W.
See the beautiful interior Of this
1-Nr. -old, 2-hedrOom scmidetached
With bsmt. modern kit. with dish
Wssher and disposal. lot fenced
for pets AMI children. Asking
&lu,bON, min, down payment,
EHA. WA. T-io00.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

SOUNDS SILLY but summer Is hall
over and school will begin agair
soon. Let's get settled nov beforl
the rush. This new 6-bedrm., B.
bath antique brick win really catch
your eye; one acre; 24x15 hvine
rm.: 2-car garage. 30x3O rec. rm.,
beautiful view. Really priced right
in mid 30s. JE. 3-90D3, WIN. "A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

stone. 10-rm
estate home: over acre, oak
shade lot flowers, garden. 5 bed
rms. 3 baths. 2 kits, 2-car gar;
best over $50, 900: trade SIN. hse.
cL. 6-4593 before Q and after 6.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ANNANDALk--Mod. rambler viii
22-ft. living rm.: 8 big bedrms
extra-lge. closets. breakfast nook
screened breezeway to garage ant
-acre tree-shaded lot on corner
unbelievably priced ct S13.600
Only S4b0 down. Call PLANTA.
TIoN RLTY.. JE. 4-2744.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

/ ACRE OF WOODED WONDER,
LAND in an area of fine homes;
immac. brk. home offering 8 bed.
rms, den, ga baths, .22x17 liv
rm. with firepl., formal din. rm.i
fully equip. kit. with eating space
full bsmt. An unusually attrac
home in q beaut. setting. ASKING
S26,950. For further details. cal
THE DARBY CO, exclusive agents
Evening star., 1958-07-11
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

200 SO. Fl. OR MORE, must be
commercial, In residential and apt.
areas. Rent not TO exceed $500
mo. Write or phone BALT. CHEM
ICAL EQUIPT, CORP, 5s29 ca,
ave-, RA. 6-2011, attn. Lee Small.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

BRICK BEAUTY-This lge. brick
Colonial is right ready to move
intol Completely redec. through
out and located in the heart OF
N. Arl. Some Of the outstanding
features incl: Very lge. family
din. rm.. pine-paneled rec. rm.
Ia baths and a built-in garage,
plus an diversified scr. porch; many
LARGE trees and close to al
shopping, schools and tranSp
Priced at only $4,000. with FHA
til Q. SHANNON & LucHs
Evening star., 1958-07-11

TTs BIG. AND ,fTs BEAUTIFUL
There's IN. really "rccm % e e rom" en,,,,1 +
TONED 6-bedrm., S-bath brick
and-stone home; full center hall
23.ft. liv. fm., full din. rm., de luxG
elec kit. with breakfast nook. 20-ft
master bedrm.. 13x40 rec. I'm. II
full bsmt.: 2-eaf det. garage:
porches; beaut. Handicapped 100x26(
level fenced lot: near schools, bus
stores: swimming pool membership
avail. Call now for details,
CROWELL a. CO.. INC, Realtors
2160 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 6-0705
Evening star., 1958-07-11

cURTis TH fist 3 Si MRTN sfsfsnI ssIrs rsnanSccs nc
10 S. ROYAL. Alex. KI 9-R700.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

SHADE TREES = 3-bedrm. split.
level: full baths. IN, rec rm,
carport: brand-new. So cash OF
Priced az S22,423. LURIA BROS.
Realtors. IA. 7-e6O0, 2O4s Wilson
hlVd
Evening star., 1958-07-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEx.-.-No money dn. Move in
and buy like rent this lovely
petached Cape Cod, consisting Of
bedrms.; detached, lge.. corner,
fenced lot. The best deal Of q
lu,MTs litetinns' Hurry; q, won't last.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARLINGTON - Most charming
brick home in Ashton HeiRhts.
near Buckingham sncpplns cen
ter, schools, bus, etc Big living
room with fireplace, large sepa..
rate dining room. truly beautiful
kitchen, Q exceptionally large bed
rooms. full basement with nm.
ished rec. room. large detached
brick garage, lovely wooded lot.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARL., N.-WEsTOvER HILLS-open
sat and sun, 10 to $500 n
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.; fenced
lot, Close 10 everything. Bargain
at $4,000 FLA or G1, BENOII
4 ALVAREZ, Realtors. KE. s-6677
Evening star., 1958-07-11
NOW

Here Is . home that WIN move
spicstIy sstSiy os @asins .sSisisS s.1s.
with huge square living rm., kit,
2 twin-sized bedrmS. on LIST deck,
tremendous pine-paneled Tm. with
10 closets for storage on End deck
full bsmt level exit 70 tree-studded
lot. l25 4 vide. $lS'500, FHA-
Evening star., 1958-07-11

4-bedrm. brE. Colonial; reduced
. 10 S25,500: assume $4,000 GI
loan: $4,000 dn. KE. 6-7999.
BURKE-New 3-bedrm.. full-hsmt,
rambler, sep. din, rm., mod. kit.
Price cut $500 TO prevent fore
closure. Now, S14,500: $1.50o cash
needed. This must 70. FLEET
WOOD REALTY, FL. 4-SS00
Evening star., 1958-07-11

MIsrORIC POHICK, nr, Mt, veF-
non and ~. BelVoir-Rolllng
wooded sites. nrk. 3-bedrm., bsmt.
rnmblerH. OI, nothing dn.. 96l
mo- Si5,eOO. ki. A-0l44,
ASSUME $4,000 CT LOAN on this
lovely 0-rm, brick Colonial IN
choice N. Arl. location, EXTRAS.
De luxe KIT, with breakfast nook.
l2x21-ft rear screened porch
oVerlooking eoraeous wooded,
level lot with stream. fully tiled
wnlkout basement; 2i~n. covered
patio. just 81 800 cash. Sl21 q
mo, pays all. CROWELI, A. CO.,
INC. Realtors. 21B0 N. olebe rd.,
Evening star., 1958-07-11
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

GROUND, approx. SO. 1000 "a. IT,, on
River rd.. below Western ave. NV
Very reasonably priced-open TO
barter. Miss Book, EN-. 2-5213 or
Ii. 7-9377, zA0AMI REALTORS:
INDUS. PROP.--sALE OR LEASE:
approx 22,500 t., 7-ft. fence.
CAL anytime, A. LOPEZ, Jr, AP.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

SHADY PLACE and in close-in N.
Arlington, too-Loveiy brick home.
with bedrms., liv. rm. with
1irepl.. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.,
screened porch; walk to st. AIMS.
bus and shopping. Priced at
S21,S00. Call ia. 5-9400. BET
rrET1 u0MEC pRATTv INC
Evening star., 1958-07-11

MeLEAN--4-bedrm. brick: 2 baths
B5O-sa, 1T. rec. rm. with picture
window, raised hearth nrepl. and
eustom-bullt cabinets; secluded
patio. redwood screens; lac. trees,
pool membership: S25,BO0. KE
6-Sl35.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARLINGTON, N. - $1,000 down,
$50 per mo. / block from Kann's s
Dept Store, nice row brick with
full bsmt. An excellent buy. TIN
KLE PROPERTIES, Realtors, ia.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
HEAR

The whlpoorwill sing from the
front porch Of this NEW rambler
3 twif-sixed bedrms. with double
sliding-door closets, kit. with table
space, dining area In lge. living
rm,, full bsmt. with flrepl. and fun
bath: h-aere lot: S14,950, full
price. Terms to suit. Call early.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

A NEIGHBOR bought the house IN
2 hours next door to this property
SAME price, same terms. : bed.
rms, ga baths. finished rec. rm
attached RaraEe, private patio
trees Assume S1T.10O, 49es O.
loan, S9.250 cash required: va
cant, See this for sure today. JE
3-eoa3, VIZ. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TY, INC,
Evening star., 1958-07-11
THIS

Custom-built brick Cape Cod with
full shed dormer has got to so;
owner moving to new home next
xAfr fsE T%saSsss pHNfN az soUIS1ed
eat-in kit. S4xi2 side screened
pprch,. built-in garage. ia baths
and diversified bedrms., Soft.
plne-paneled rec. rm. with bar:
many custom features, DON'T
Mss sJs SEEING dd6 THIS HOME Ask
Evening star., 1958-07-11

MT. VERNON BLVD. within 90 min
Of District-Beaut. all-brick split
level; lge, lot: 3 bedrms and den
Tor 4th bedfm.l; well-built quail
ity home for the discriminating
high-priced homes. Excel. financ-
ing for right party at $2s.500.
ROBERT G. DAVENPORT REAL
ESTATE, so, $4,000; week ends
or evenings. so. S-6960.
N. ARL.i block from Catholic high
Brick Colonial. 2h baths. wall
to-wall carpet, Screened-in porch,
storm windows and doors; full
bsmt.: ] blk. from public grade
and Dennis ]. O'Conneu High
Schools. JE. 3-2127.
N. ARL.-3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
and-stone rambler, close to viii
liamsburg Jr. High: fast poss.,
flexible terms: S31 $50. LURIA
BROS, Realtors. IA. 7-S500, 204s
Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

PARKLAWN. LAKE BARCROFI
AREA-Double time to nearest
phone to get particulars on this
on bsautfu iot elOse T to sxerytbins rShI1sI
Many extra features. A real value
at $1s.450. Assume high 41a loan
with maybe $3.50 down and
easy mo. payments. AL BAKER q
SON, INC, Realty Brokers, An
nandale once, cL. 6-461O, CT. g.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
HOUSES ron SALE-VA.
IiBARGAINSFI

e-rm. cottage, a a. ----- $3.50
S-rm. mod, fan bsmt. i0,600
JAMES Z. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU, $500
I9a
Evening star., 1958-07-11
HOUSES F0R SALE-VA.
CcoNINUIDl

BAILEY x-ROAD AnEA-Brick
qtone and clapooard Cape Cod
mi wsis ,9ar. Ga halls{6 A.syI,.ie, 1,F9se Srs.
pl., SEP din, rm., lge. pine-panelee
den or 3rd bedrm., euulD, kit. viii
eating space, basement, garagl
and storm windows. approx. "
acre lot. VIII sell for FHA ap.
praiaal price Of S16,b0O, with
~ 900 down, balance 25-yr. FHA
loan 70 qualified purchaser; 10.
Gated at 026 Gordon 81, Avail
ao9ggs Sept l. OWNER CT
ROOMS AND BATH,
frame house; tt0,g6O. BR- o-aibO.
FALLS CHURcH-saye $4,000
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms..
baths. full bsmt : garaee equip
kit ilrepl,: nr, school Sale b
OWNER Call JE. f-b420.
FALLS CHURCH. s. WOodley rd.-
owner. Equipped 3-bedrm. center.
6us' $50 an. Jk. i.22cll ''n00'
L0RCUM LANE AREA-oenuln,
quality, random width oak floors
poTches. brieE patios: modern
kitchen, terrific recreation room
with eft. ceiling heisht. 4 bed
rooms, 2h baths, large laundrl
room and workshop, attached aa-
rage. Home on approx. "a acre
with many dogwood and oak trees
Priced at S3l $50 and worthy Of
your inspection. Cail IA. b-68O0
SHANNON q LUCHS, Realtors
2055 Wilson blvd,
McLEAN--4-bedrm. brick rambler
fenced; Ies' Sn ,ts. tssshsi al Z, hccsRElsssss cREssR.
ss5,s0O. EL. 6-47Sl.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED SPACE FOR LIGHT MAN.
approx. 1000 IT,, 12-ft. ceiling
bldg. must have gas, elec. and
water: one floor preferred; Wash.
Metropolitan area. Box 95-R. Star.
NEED 5000 So. #. warehouse type
bldg. with ofiiee space and load
ing facil, Call Mr.. Mason, HIRSH
/ COIN MACHINE CORP, HO.
2-3l7O.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARLNGTONi BY OwNER-3-bed-
rm. house separate din. rn.. rec.
rm., shaded yard. patio. JE, g.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

have excellent
assumption loans available and
also GI financing in this much
sought-after area: ramblers. Al
ooi'ssHiHxVUUoHiNSEssY%.o ois iHVU %o'0VS; Agent. Js
2-2n04 IE P.nr0O
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARL., walk to Pentagon-2-bedrm
no. tile bungalow, full bsmt., new
kit. expsndable attic, level fenced
lot: Sli,5O0. OF. $1,000. MONA
HAN REALTY, 6o6 8. 23rd st.
Arl., Va