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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Non-Public Hit

Show business and big busi-
ness are currently staging a
lively revival of one of Broad
ways vintage hits-but the
public won't be able to see it.
The production Of Good
News" is now on 11-week ma
tional tour on behalf Of a
major automobile Arm. It
is the latest in the growing
trend of large industries to
use musical revues for sugar.
coated sales messages to
workers.
Good News" is the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
With NUM-, Brundo

Before reporting to Holly
wood to act in films. Adam
williams, featured in Para
mounts 1.-THE Space Chill
dren," appeared on Broadway
with Paul MUM and Marion
Brando in "A Flag Is Born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
By JOHN A. RUSSELL
Special Writer for The Star

were admitted to the Union. At that time,
the new flag was designed by board head
ed by Admiral Dewey which reported to
the White House. But there is no certain
precedent here.
When Oklahoma was admitted to the
Union in 1907, neither Congress nor the
President was involved in the design Of
the new flag. Instead, the Navy merely
wrote to the War Department and sug-
geSted that officers from the various mill
tary services get together and design one.
Before 1907, the military chiefs fol-
lowed the same procedure on the basis Of
the old law of 1918, which was the last
time Congress came up with any new ideas
on the design of our national flag. At
that time, the law was enacted that
required the addition of a star on the
next 4th of July after the admission of a
new State.
The growth and complication of our
Government now prohibits such a
homespun solution In addition, Congress
in 1947 changed the wording of the 1918
law to require that the flag contain 48
stars Although another section of this
9 law permits a star to be added with each
new State, there is still an apparent con-
flict with that section limiting the number
of stars to a.
Representative Emanuel Celler, Dem
ocrat of New York, has proposed legislation
that would take care of this ambiguity
and, at the same time, delegate to the
President authority to have a new star
arrangement designed. The new star would
still be added on the 4th of July following
the admission of the new State.
Mr.. Celler says. that, even under the
provisions of his proposed law, the old
48-Star flags could still be flown. His
proposed law reads: "An flags of the United
States on hand on the 4th day of July
next succeeding the admission of a new
state may be continued in use until un-
serviceable, but all flags manufactured for
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Nov that President Eisenhower has
l Y signed the bill enabling Alaska to be-
come State, what will happen to your old
flag with its AZ stars?
1t is about as certain as the proverbial
death and taxes that the citizens of Alaska
will ratify the recent legislative and execu-
tive action, thereby entering the Union as
the 49th state. And when this happens, the
present flag will be outdated.
What should you do with your old flag? 4.
In December, 1912, Congress passed a
law stating that "the flag, when it is in such
condition that it is no longer fitting en-
blem for display, should be destroyed in a
dignified way, preferably by burning"
Is it fitting" to display a 48-star flag
when there are 40 States?
Or should we celebrate Alaskan state
hood with a mass burning of outdated Old
Glory, or Just place it reverently in a drawer
as souvenir for the grandchildren?
Although AlaSkanS may object, it will
be quite fitting to display an American flag
with AZ stars at any time in the future, re-
CARELESS of how many states are added In
fact it is just as fitting to display the
first flag with the circle of 10 stars. Accord
ing to law, any flag ever recognized as the
official flag may be flown at any time
On May 20, 1916 President woodrow
Wilson signed an executive order directing
that all national flags then on hand in
Government departments should continue
in use until unserviceable but all those
manufactured or purchased for Govern
ment use after the date of this order shall
conform strictly to the dimensions and pro-
portions required"
But even now, flag manufacturers are
worried at the prospect of the Government
and thousands of schools flooding their
Offices with demands for new 49-star flags.
At present, there is not yet appointed
any definite authority to design a new flag.
The last time a new flag was designed was
in 1912, when Arizona and New Mexico
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
HowardsyiIIc

| II. E. FenWick and John T Hurt
are planning 10 leave the last Of
TINS week for Richmond to attend
| the session Of Grand Lodge All and
AM which meets next week. Com
mittees on work and instruction and
other business begin their session
on FRIDAY OF this week. F.. p. Scott,
Eof Warren, Is also a member Of
the Grand Lodge committees and
plans to go down this, week prior
to the opening sessions next week.
The oyster supper at George
Lodge No 81 here Saturday night
was attended by a large crowd OF
ladies and children. The Lodge met
after the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Boggs, Of
Buckroe Beach, and Mrs. Frank
Clark, Of Williamsburg, spent the
week end with Mrs. w. l.. Burcher.
Garland f. Burcher, III S. Navy.
son of Mrs. w. l.. BIneher. who
IS stationed in Jacksonville, Fla.
IS now on a cruise to Iceland where
ne will have duty for a while. His
family is at their home in Florida.
Mrs. W. w. Baber visited her
cousin, Mrs. Bernard McGinnis, in
Shipman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Taylor, OF
Alexandria. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Ripley at Social
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

FunerAl services @ete held
Wednesday at Pine Grove frRsby
telian. church IL Amelia county ioi
.lohn Early Cave u Edalal Was
III thc church cemetery
Mi Cave !. Iatinef uiea ffhla
ary ! ii his home II Aarlia county
SagiVlng afe MS M.doW Mars
Alary {. Cave seE0ii danGllleta
Mrs q | pAtgls, Mrs dainrs All
rich and Mrs James ltedd, aIll o.
Richmond Mrs Il NJ Anderson oi
Midlothian, Mrs / e Barnard
Miss Barbara Cave and Miss Fran
ces Cave, all Of Amelia. fise sons,
j A. and G. T.. cave OF Richmond
u. r., +, r and J G Cave, all
Of Amelia. ~ grandchildren I'VE
sisters. Mrs Odell Murphv and Mrs
Lonnie Murphy. both OF PoWhntan.
Mrs. &. r.. Callahan 81 Goochaand
Mrs. John wiltshire. 81 Midlothian,
Mrs. John WHITE " Mt Any y c.
and foul brothers. FLOYD Cave. OF
North Carolina, J + Cave, OF bod
son, N. G.. f. e. Cave q poWl'a
tan and b f. Cave 81 GoodhN land
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

weak fri II h1r.a hsrs
rfati Watson. ahd l5.l ii.liii.S
m.ttY were InohA ttr Randolph
Henry students Who accompanied
The RantolrhaHtnry hand director
Ray Eabclay. and Mrs. BabelaS
IL !. band CONCERT at Eastern Caro-
liIe Teachers College. Grfenviile.
N C. la8l Friday nlRiit- The group
stayed over Tor tic higl school
band ,itlc held III the college "a
Saturday
MISS Jrliy ~ Cook. u Farm
vill- N tcachlnr tlir third. fourth
and fifth grades Al Darlington
Heights school.
Miss Nancy Morris. Of Lonswood
College. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
Morris.
Mrs j IT. Payne, WHO has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. y.
Greene III Arlington left Sunday
for d visit with her daughter. Mrs
Henry Radkeyich. In New Castle
Del.
Miss Mary Shorter. OF Cullen. was
d Sunday dinner guests 81 Mr., and
Mrs. II A. Shorter
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shorter
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Bowles IN Farm.
vile.
Mrs Virfil Mabry and daughter
Doris Jean. spent the week ene
with relatives Ill Maryland.
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Cumberland Ri. | Darlington H,sis.

MISS Elizabeth Singleton va
called ID Richmond Saturday due
lU the unexpected death " her
eutlsn AIrs Mary Singleton Payne
III MI Mary As shr N aiiec-
itollately remembered ~ residents
Ill isnA eunmenltss fantfIl services
Arle heIt ai the Joseph hlliey-
Aimlal home IA 10 a.m. Saturday
Mllh burial services III Forest Lawn
cemetery III Iynchbilre At = pm
MIMI. III / Shorter. Mrs. Halle
Singleton Mrs. Mildred Oliver,
Mrs, Marparet Watson. Hunter
Watson and Leslie Harris attended
the service III Lynchbmg.
ReY R r WEIGH preached at
Warshanl Baptist church Sunday
III y Dillon Few from Richmond
to Dallas Texas. Saturday tp Az
trnd the REa convention there.
Mrs Diilon accompanied INN as Tar
as Richmond and Is spendin4 This
Week. with her sister and brother
iniaw NIr and mrs Reslnal 4
Cinta
NM AHA llrs Carlton snead, "
baMNlie tiHited Mrs Stead NJ
tathtr. H III Bailey. last Friday
ILtnt.r M4ttuan nf NpI snrr,t tine
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

.ionn Bryan, Who works n llie
state Farm, spent 4 icM daNs iaSl
week with Ills family
Mis- Nora clabo lttt Monday
niFht lNr khpXVille Tenli where
I'LL plans 10 Vlsit hcr aoh anh
siaughterinlaw MA aAd MAJ liot
elabo also i llutiehter hilA II y
uonsef, After vast there Al'H
platls ID ylsit another daughter ata
son-n-law lit NrW Mexiss
Dinner guests Sunday " Mfs.
hi II James were Mn and ME-.
Hubert Clabo and son. Spencer. ol
scottsNille. Mn, and Mrs Y II.
clabo. 81 Dillwvn, Mfr and MIS-
II. b. Peters and dauehters' caro-
M judy and Rebecca. of Cuunb-
crland. and Mrs Nora clabo, N
Trcnts MN Other callers later "
i'd day we're Ms N M Young
ana ". =. Wilson " Nalchnond
The many friends 81 The KEY
ana Mrs S r. Friend were SORRY
10 hear Ut the uiexpfctett deaui mi
\ niece III Mrs. Friend In Roanoke
Mis-. Il VI Speas underwent an
operation Il, Southside Hospital Mon
aay All wish her Il quick recovery
Mn ana Mrs. Ray Watson art
TIL proud parents 81 4 sem. born
1T hospital ID charlottesville laa'
week
The Trents Mn Home Demon
stratiou Clab met With Mas Grnf
OWnby on February 4
Jackie BRYAN, With the Air Force
Hin South Carolina. visited his pan
rnt&, MT. and Mrs J 4 Eryan
dufinR THE week emf a flitad. Let
Hopkins came with him M Hon
kins N Also III the Air Force
Mr.. Ana Ms pot lIeeilick anf
family III Norfolk spent me- werl
end WIN Mrs Iiedlick's parents
MI ana Mrs Lawrence 0Wnby
T. Y Mccartet who haA been max
lng his homie Nlth I'm o~libNs fe
TUNED d NoliuI4 with fhe Hrd
mcES
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Mrs sallie Lesuadr Cmldress. 81.
widow Of J T. Childress. died
Wednesday. Feb 4 III the home u
her son, X +, Childress, near Dill
Wyn
She was born n Buckingham
county On October n. 1862. thu
daughter Of the late Daniel and Re-
becca Oliver LeSueur
Surviving. IN addition to her son.
r L~Childress. are four daughters.
Miss Helen chlldrcss and Mrs. VI.
" Poe Of Dillwyn. Mrs. Frank
Marion. q Richmond, ana Mrs. n.
W Vanknren, 81 New Canton.
seven grandchildren and II great
grandchildren
A funeral service win be held III
z pm, today Friday ut Browns
Chapel Methodist Church. nc i II
Dillwyn The pastor. the Rev. Il b.
White. will officiatc Interment Will
pc N The church cemetery
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Hiiiy 14Tia5 Tlirld+a ,ia,dill@a.
Il i lobe afsl Il Il. Yeats
d, L Nob,. prevalent ot th,
Amelia County E'arMerS Union. Who
i II fhn group attending TIM con
vcntion Will bring back fun re.
port on the convention ID thu mem
bers when the Amelia County Farm
eIa Union holds IT. next meeting
aoblr said -it looks ID ne Ike We
afr Al The cross roaua III progress
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

son Waiter GuA Oh January - ii
Stuart Circle Hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs A / Williams now have eight
eiandsons ana EIGHT granddaugh-
t'l~eelaud WINS held rs January
lncetiiA4 Ntls MIS- Bessie Brad
hurry Nifs 4 |. Williams presided
Ais Bradbury and Ats oli9e
IIpaeonb rendered ne dvvolloas
All took pat II the program.
Members decided To seH1 Mrs Lac
Wells a Sunshine basket with gilt
" BIZ opened each day Mrs Wells
Tell and broke her wrist. We hope
she Will soon be able to use 1t,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
4. Y. Maynard Buried
In Wcstvicw Cemetery

Alger \ Maynard died ii 4 Rich.
nlond hospital Monday A funeral
service viii be held Al l. r Chris
tlan Funeral Home ID Richmond
Thursday At ' pm, with internent
n WeStyicw Cemetery IN Farm
VILE
Tie is survived by his wife. Mrs
Nell Hpnd Maynard and two sis
tiers. MIS- Jesse Smith. IL Rich
mond and Mrs z T Smith Of
Broadnax.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Amelia Citizens
Attending Meeting
OF Farmers Union

Amelia County II wen represented
AZ thu fourth annual convention 0!
the Virginia Farmers Union now IL
session III Roanoke. Those from
Amelia County IN attendance III
chldr X III. Little. Raymond Nor
ris. n n Hillsnan. ID. IL Hntchen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

virehla's tourist business N biz
There are approximately - 500
rooms available TOT il4 quests AZ
rufttlng NJ Tie yiaelai4 alatr Ghln
ht-l vi 'nAIln.iAe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
7liit.l. !


aIr ana Mrs Z ". Moore. Farm
WI!e boy February 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

PIfMOTTP 1917 I'd hard'op
and h VS. Toraue Flite power
steering and brake, " ~ jir-S
padded cash and Sunv!sor orls
owner must sacrifice, best oier
ia O.slkn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

NOLksMAOEN bb fonyerllblt
sepod llJs,' soeodd condition color
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
radio and other extras. terms ar.

wv NAhNAH hNNt 2
radio ana other extras, terms ar.
ranged 10 a.H.nl
vOLKswA0EN 90 s-dr. sedan
excellent eOnd $1,000 or best
ofieri pvt, owner 80, b-btb6,
vOLks,sAGEN 'bb convertible
blue. WO, H.kOaa
vOLkSwAGEN 1888 e-dr sedan,
low mileaae, appearance ana me-
chenieAl condition perfect, l0OnO
able sl,inb. LOGAN ffofdl
1880 goth ~, nw, Di 7.asnu
VOLKSwAGEN IS. blue fnish, az,
eellsnl condition, tl,i50 HE
VOLKswAGEN 81 black ssd
sISaS or BEST ofisr JU S.SiSS
vOLkswAGEN KarmAn uhlA
early 1897 1000 mi sn,iOO OF
best offef diplomat ltaving, HO
:.h15d durins once hours,
v0LKswA0EN 1887 black sedan,
owner, si,64b. VIZ bsbO7s
vOLKswAGEN 's7. fully eauip
excel cond low milleaGe, pvt
own.r slsDs or best oner bN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC az r. and h. 81, On0
actual nj very orlg needs mui-
ner $500 lady own III 3.5BSn
PONTIAC 80 4.df, r. and h.,
sood tires, excel, motor, ss25.
PO, esaNab,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Akers Olds-Cadillac CO.
PLYMOUTH ga

Belvedere station WAGON attractive
sky blue hnish. vinyl trimmed In
terror. hv-drive. radio heater At
OOn actual miles. A regular sl,.H5
value -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

RAMBLER 1858 Custom sta wagon.
cur nnest moeael: fully eauip This
iuSt been reposSesSed: less than
1000 miles 500 down and as
sumo payments
CRANSON RAMBLER, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
STANDARD PONTIAC

1905 Ga Ave. NV. IA. a-3IO3
PONTIAC 81 Star Chief COW: l.
owner car hydTamatiC power
steering radio heater. beautiful
como. NV top Sa4j CALL Carl
MOTORS. INC. 6S3i Wis. ave /.
Chevy Chase. OF 1-5Qno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 4-dr spd ;
orr owner 10 milesse, excel
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OLMSTEAD Odds

5000 Wilson Blvd. Ar, IA 7-Slo0
PLYMOUTH So Belv Sport Sub
wa VS. t-dr nowerhit". htr
IuEcaee rack II nnu mi excel
Cond - jg5 OF i-90lp or
nT I-nngn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
STANDARD PONTIAC

YNfOUTP - station WAGON:
EXCEPTIONAL C1EHN fully
eouipped certified i-owns- beeU'-,;
SIS, cash or trade ard bank n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

KIRK MOTOR CO
a. q GeorEis Ave. - 3-'so0
YNOUTH 1854 Savoy high drive,
ard b new tires excellent
Cond o.Ia owner SS9i JU
S-YuIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

yoLkswA0EN 80 SCR, sedan
s.1l ns, e SsS,, "a sog 81 best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
HOUSES FOE sALE-Mp.
q

UNUSUAL BUY on q acre At SIS
$50. Spacious 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. drepl. In Nv. rm,, twin lie
bedrms., huge kit, full bsmt.. To-
Gated In Highland area near
coiesville. RIPLEY CO. ~. g.
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LOOK
S4O.5OO

MASS. AVE. -MARYLANp-TuLIr
HlLLS--A new area OF luxury
homes. 4 bedrooms. ga baths. Real
family-sised dining room with larGC
screened porch overlooking beAuti-
full yard with trees A dream
s ssS Sur Slus r g IN PRICED n Tc
THOMAS y. FIaHER a Co. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI HIILs--Mod. 2-yr. -olt
brick rambler with 5 bedrms, full
bsmt. off-street parking; $4,000
dn., assume financing, HUGH +
PECK. HE 4-04OO.
ANDREWS BOILING AREA 4.
bedrm. brick: detached: fireplace
IN Nv rm.; full bsmt, large lot
patio. assume Az mortgage, Va.
cant. Move In at once. $3.50 down
! ln1 Rolph I'd, Forest Heights,
No Call CITY REALTY, ~. s.
CARMODY HILLs-S4a5 down: ..
h.I. bunga, immcd. po&s. $40 mo
OWNER. III. 7-53OS, 10. S-6sSs
COLLEGE PARK-cute and cor,
punRalow' immac. interior. taste.
fully decorated. Twin-sike bed
rms. bis de luxe kit. knotty- pine
ree. rm, scr porch; Si2 ESQ. Lib
PROPERTIES, kP' S.7ssi
EDMoNsTQN RID. = Custom bull
r ransn.sIyie ., home ! fpae , rms.
many extras, $3.50 On. JOHN II
JOHNSON, WA. 7-hO6O.
FOREsTvILLE-ssOO dn., 3-bedrm
rambler. Must sell this week
w. BERENs INC, RI. $4,000.
HILLcREsT MTs,--BFick ramb.
J bedrms u" baths, sep din,
Lm Lee, kit. = nreple,. gar full
sn 5ees- r'n' iss. lot. OWNER,
LANHAM. sEABR0OK ACREs--NsW
brick rambler, 3 bedrms.. scr
porch, ftll bsmt.; lHe. lot; cow ID
schools and trAnsp, Ap 7-7las
MANCHESTER ESTATES, Oh
Branch ave - x3N.n50. Luxury
rambler on u acre lot. bedrms
3 baths. rec, rIn, maids rm.,
garage; huae liv. rm, din, rm.,
kit, Must see 10 appreciate.
Trades considered. FREDERICK
W, BERENS, INC RE, B-54OO.
N, FORESTVIILE-- trans
ferred f-bedrm. brick on corner
lot sep. din rni.i conv "a
schools, churches and stores. FILA
appraised sib,hOO. RE, 6-7400,
10. S-SBiO
MT, RAINIER bedrms.. 9 full
baths, separate din. rnla family
size GIT. pantry, full psmt, new
No settlement charges FILA
PRINCE oEORuES REALTY CO
UN 4.l1N0, WA 1.00nh
RIGGS ROAD--Outstanding corner
lot near Lewisdalc B-rm brick
end.shingle home IN immaculate
eond tiled bath driveway
g ris.G !, 'i'fs.e.Slll .yAi tt;sgs:
Sos1a.4ll q, 'DlSV,is &Seo. iiiIsGsC0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
HOUSES uNFuRMlsReD
lccNIlMuEnl

FAILS CHURCH ARRA---S air
cond.. a.heAlm. Tamhlefs; bath
equip, klt.. din. AREA. Nv. rEa., I1e
brick tFepl, cAfpoFt. uttl, Fua,
trees and Lac. fenced I'd: patio;
cow to shons, bus. schools and
churshes now vacant; sieS, cal
FALLS CHURCH. VA. = a-hedrm
ssiss . : " $40 mo- iso'
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms. ~.
baths, split-levei wail-to-wAl
S ssBBssiRE ! s co' nc. k. s-Sl .Ss
EALLs CHURCH AREA. sac -
enlit-leVel. 8 bedrFns., : baths
isr c5 SsS R Ssslsss Hsa'a .S Ssssn'
FO0GY BOTTOM : Baehelorg De.
light &c, z hedFmsx pvt. PARKING
N NIro I mo sr, w -sisa ewes BON
GX0R0KT0WN--New a,e.. 2 bed.
rms, y baths; avail Feb. !
sshsl'. I've, g e BchA ar l. s1 pcsr n
IftILCREsf 0ARDENs--a bedFIns.
a ~. sSlli sSls 10 s sSsSS'.' an
HOLLYWOOD, MD, aSil tsth q
NSw, s.4 :sHs 81 q H ~ a ST. SowNsA
y. sPRINGEIEI.D = Brick. spII..
AYE. ssi.s s SSssin II. e., Win h SisS,
washer and disposal. pine-pan-
eled rec. rraA, laxls patio with
brick barbecue pit. Sl55 per mo
R0ckvn.lE--S bedrooms, 3 baths
oil h0t-aif heat Large older houss
on acre sround. SllO mo. ~
SVEN C0hNEnK--Lse.. 4-hedrm
Colonial; baths. rec. nm, wall.
to-wan carpetlng, equip. kit. with
washer and drier; attached gar
i Hsssl' x sE.ssss;ssr i'A or without
TAX. PK.--3-bedrm bungalow
with full hasemt... oil heat, mr.,
essentials. eas and elect. furn.
AlS. CURTIS, Broker, NE,
TAX. PIX, nm, ID ,bedrm, bunga.
lev: gas h..v.h.: newly dec, 500
VIENNA. va. 500 Ni6liek DR.. =
Beapt. } hedrms., 3 baths. split
level mouse With rec. fIi, and ear
ooft, Tremendous lot. Sl6s mo
Mr. Yeurt, FRANK 3. PHILLIPS
wEsTMORELAND AREA--4.bed-
T mnS,S - 4Mn,s GSloniai' s sspG Rs PSI
CO, OIL. 4-l4eA
a032 NASH Pr Sc. - 3-hedrm
s1sag Can n css so nSs re- ssn I'm ems
joHN Z al ar. SSn 9HSN nsssiacr ia Ia
s-enO0
1918 30ah sT. s.H,--conv, An.
Ore -fnliing; 3 hedrms.. Laneles
rec. rTn. . fireplS, gaf. destrahl.
neighbarhoci. 2 hlks ca Pa. ave
Slf5 mo III. a-ells.
FOUR-BEDROOM Care Cod in Pail
Church on large wooded. fences
yard; full basement. Close 9
Route so. Sl2A. Can JE a-e02t
10 see. IS others. JOSEPH W
sESY co. liz ". Bread st.
ise esrxi sALbA.D ST; ,., sILv y
baths, oil heat, Gear Earass
fenced Y, yard yish lsSse , EAress
s0s ION st NV. ri. 7-lsSe.
eS3I \. cAPIfOI, 81. NE bed
LulNss Nv tmrs FllttleM rftis uftU VII
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MANNAs REALTY. 90, 2-3ii6.
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condition Contains entrance han
large LIVING room separate dfntni
room upstairs sitsins room and
Bedrooms. Immediate eccupa ney.
JAMES H. l. JACOB
Ai6 Prince St H. 0-s1il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
IA. $4,000
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