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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-10
National President
TO Address Ruritans
In Buckingham

Fred X. Belts. president of Ruli-
tan National will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of the Buck
lagham RGritan Club Thursday
March - at pm. At Dillwyn Ele-
n.ant,ay School
The club leader viii discuss Ruii-
tan plans for expansion. Re viii
also install ten new members in
the Buckingham chapter according
70 an announcement by Maary Lee
Sueur president.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-10
District Ten Clubs
Stage Forum

District ten OF the Virginia Fed
Grafton of Home Demonstration
Clubs held a forum in Charlottes-
Vile, March g. Mrs. Richard Ellis,
III. presided over the program
which had as its theme. ART in
Daily Living.
Buckingham and Cumberland
We're among the nine counties with
large delegations in attendance at
the forum
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-10
Miss Whorley Takes
Part In Recital At
I.ynchbnrg College

Miss Carthy Ann Whorley, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Whor-
ley, Dr., Of Buckingham G. H, re-
Gently participated in the mid.
winter voice recital at Lynchburg
College where she is a junior.
Miss Whorley's selection va S
God Is A Spirit BY Charles r.
Scott.
The recital was presented in
HopWood Hall Auditorium.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-10
MailbOxes Blown To Bits
Vandals Responsible For
AruOnin Blasts Seized

Freddie Carlton Mowbray. of Ar
vonia. and James Edward Taylor.
Of Scottsville. have been arrested
by Sheriff Herbert B. Adams Of
Buckingham county Tor setting OF
dynamite Ia about ten different To-
cations il the Arvonia area early
saturday morning. February 30
The series OF explosions which
atartled eping Buckingham
county residents in the Al.vonia and
Evening star., 1959-11-27

akin to sovereignty over the
territory under a treaty signed
in 1903. -cr
United States Deputy Under
secretary of State Livingston
Merchant, who came to Pana-
ma earlier in the week in an
effort to ease growing tension
between the United States and
Panama, refused a demand
that the Panama flag be raised
in the Canal Zone at the pres
ent time.
Nj. de la Guardia told the
nation that the United States
should realize that times have
changed since the 1908 treaty.
He said present-day conditions
require a new arrangement for
the Canal Zone.
But the President cautioned
his people: "In all this is in
volved nothing less than our
dignity. 1t will never be in a
warlike atmosphere. amid in
suits and tear gas, that we will
be able to decorously open the
way for the flag to fly over the
Canal Zone and win respect" "
Evening star., 1959-11-27
RomuFo Scores
S'Ianted' Views

Philippine Ambassador Car
los P. Romulo said today there
is a whispering campaign by
some United States military
representatives in the Philip
pines against his country'S gov
ernment.
The diplomat called in a
statement for identification OF
those he said had misinformed
and misguided Representative
Weaver. Republican of Ne
braSka.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Weaver
urged a reappraiSal of United
States defense policy and aban-
doning of United States base.
in the Philippines. The Con-
gresham said a "graft-ridden''
Philippine government was
Evening star., 1959-11-27

openly harassing American
servicemen.
Gen. Romulo said Mr.. Weaver
was in the Philippines only a
few days, long enough to pick
up current gossip and rumorS
but not long enough to verify
them"
His ears were filled with
half-truths and misinformation
maliciouSly slanted against the
Philippine government and the
Filipino people. Who gave him
this information?"
Noting that Mr.. Weaver had
suggested Congress get testi-
mony from United States field
commanders, Gen. Romulo said
this revealed the source of what
he called Mr.. Weaver's misin-
formation.
Gen. Romulo also said:
IF we are looking for rea-
sons why America is not only
losing prestige in, but is alien
ating countries least expected
to be unfriendly because of
long-Standing friendship with
them. it may be well for the
people to look into
Evening star., 1959-11-27

planned 10 times in the last
three months about the ship
ments in letters to the inter-
national commission set up by
the Geneva agreements.
Tanks, anti-aircraft guns,
mine throwers, machine-guns
and engineering and air force
equipment are coming in by
air and ship, the article alleged,
and extensive war prepara-
tions" are taking place under
the supervision of American
specialists.
Naval bases are being built
all along the coast" the article
went on, adding that a strate-
gic highway is being built to
connect one of the naval bases
with Saigon, the capital, and
several airfields to handle
American jet aircraft are being
prepared.
The United States, Tass said,
evidently wants to turn South
Wet Nam into an atomic-rocket
base.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

ston has always liked alcoholic
drinks. particularly champagne
and brandy.
His likes and dislikes are
strong. 4.s-
One Of his pet hates is auto.
mobiles. He steadfastly refused
to learn to drive. Once he OBJ
served:
Il have always considered
that the substitution Of the in
ternal combustion engine for
the horse marked a very gloomy
milestone in the progress Of
man." ..a
He has ridden horses, bred
them. trained them, raced them
and bet on them. -c
Don't give your son money,
he once advised a father. "As
far as you can afford it, give
him horses.
Only once did he admit he
was at a loss for words. -,
Laval Stumped Him =
Some one asked what he
thought of Pierre Laval, the
French politician who coIlabo-
rated with the Nazis. =
Il am afraid" sighed Sir
Winston. that I have rather
exhausted the possibilities Of
the English language" ~
AS an old man he made one
Of his touching comments on
youth, saying: .-
"As long as you are generous
and true and also fierce, you
cannot hurt the world or even
seriously distress her. She was
made to be wooed and won by
youth. She has lived and
thrived only by repeated sub
jugationS."
Perhaps that philosophy con-
tributes to his loathing of his
own birthdays.
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meeting me Is announcer matter.
/ Victim Of two major strokes,
two bouts with pneumonia and
numerous other ailments, his
strength is remarkable.
For at least 16 years he's
been fooling people who dared
predict he was near the end.
In 1943, Field Marshal Lord
Alanbrooke wrote in his diary
that he was afraid the Prime
Minister was at last beginning
to run down hill. Sir Winston
bounced back to the astonish-
ing activity that helped lead
the allies to victory over Hitler
Latest Scare Fades
The latest scare came last
week.
Because of a sudden indispo-
sition, Sir Winston had to can
eel a meeting with Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer. London edi-
tors stationed reporters on a
death watch" at Sir Winston:
front door.
It was the same, old story
The next day Britain's wartime
leader was UP and about, feel.
ing fine. He talked 40 minute:
with DR.. Adenauer.
Even so, Sir Winston hate!
birthdays. for he knows he cam
go on forever. At IS he il
undeniably feeble. He ha,
trouble getting in and out o.
chairs and automobiles.
When he reads his speeches
he often loses his place, o.
stumbleS over familiar words.
Yet, during that same FUN.
bling speech, he will suddenly
galvanize the audience anC
bring unashamed tears to man,
eyes with fleeting moments q.
his magic way with words
Words. spoken and written
have always fascinated him.
Short words" he once said
"are the best, and the ole
wordS-when short-are beSt
Of ALL"
A poor scholar as a boy, hC
developed his scholarship rela-
lively late.
mo one has ever passed sc
few examinations and received
so many degrees, he once said
During one of his illnesses
Sir Winston turned to his doc
tor, Lord Moran, and asked
whether drink was permitted
after lunch.
do you want it," asked the
doctor. "or do you need it?"
Il neither want it nor neeo
it," came back Sir Winston
"but I should think it pretty
hazardous to interfere with the
ineradicable habit of a life.
time"
! During his adult life Sir Win.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Goldberg Celebrates
Holiday in Hospital

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 (AP).
.-Cartoonist Rube Goldberg
had his Thanksgiving dinner
in a hospital yesterday where
he was under treatment for a
fractured shoulder.
The 74-year-old cartoonist,
who said he felt fine, left the
Medical Arts Center later in
the day for his home at .88.
Central Park West. He Suf-
fered a fracture of the left.
shoulder Thursday when he
slipped and fell in the lobby Of
the Barbizon Plaza Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
U. 5. Filipino
Military Act
AfterCharges

MANILA, Nov. 81 (AP).-
United States and Philippine
military commanders conferred
for two hours today and re-
portedly agreed on new joint
security measures for American
bases here.
The conference was called by
Philippine Defense Secretary
Alejo Santos in the wake of an
American Congressman's de-
mand that the United States
abandon this country as a Pa
cif1c defense outpost.
United States Representative
Weaver. Republican Of Nebras-
ka, issued a statement in
Washington Wednesday charg-
ing that a "graft-ridden"
Philippine government was
openly harassing American
servicemen and that there was
mass looting of American
property" here.
Mr.. Weaver's statement drew
a storm Of protest in Manila,
marked by bitter references to
ugly Americans" and threats
to abrogate treaties with the
United States.
1t also focused attention, how
ever, on a recent rash of crimes
in United States military base
areas, particularly the United
States Air Forces huge Clark
Air Base north of here. In the
last 10 days the Clark area has
been the scene of four major
armed robberies, including one
IN which two American house
wives were abducted at gunpoint
and left tied in a cane field.
Full details of the new secur-
ity arrangements were not i'm
mediately disclosed. But Mr.
Santos told newsmen Philippine
national police troopers would
be assigned for the first time
to patrol just outside the boun-
daries of the major bases.
Major United States bases
left in the Philippines are Clark
Base, headquarters of United
States 18th Air Force, and navaI
bases at Sangley Point, south Of
Manila, and Subtle Bay to the
northwest.
United States officials who
participated in the conference
included 18th Air Force COM
mander, Mai. Gen. Thomas
Norman; Rear Admiral Joseph
Carson. commander of United
States naval forces in the Phil
ippines, and Mai. Gen. William
Nutter, chief of the joint United
States Military Advisory Group
here.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
SAIGON ACCUSED
OF MASSACRE

SAIGON, South Wet Nam,
Nov. 81 (AP).-North Wet Nam
has submitted a complaint to
the International Control Com
mission charging the South
Wet Namese government with
maSsacring so-called former
resistance fighters who were
living in the south, a commits
sion spokesman said today.
The North Wet Namese
Evening star., 1959-11-27

which some 80 persons were
injured.
The United States Embassy
advised all Americans to stay
away from crowded areas of
the Central American republic
over the week end.
A few hours before Mr.. de Ia
Guardia went on the air his
Embassy in Washington de-
livered a note to the United
States State Department re-
questing the "Panamian flag
be kept raised with regularity
In the Canal Zone"
The United States recognizes
Panama's titular sovereignty
lin name only-over the Zone,
but exercises perpetual control
Evening star., 1959-11-27

charge South Wet Namese
troops have killed 400, wound
ed 5000 and arrested 5000 for
mer resistance fighters in the
last year, the spokesman said.
The commission, which is COM
posed Of Indians. Poles and
Canadians, has been supervis-
ing the peace in divided Wet
Nam since 1854. It Is studying
the charges, the spokesman
said.
Although the government
here made no statement on the
charges, Western Embassy
sources commented: THE re-
Sistance fighters referred to by
North Wet Nam are in fact
saboteurs and assassins who
are trying to terrorize free
Wet Nam"
Evening star., 1959-11-27


symbol of its sovereignty over
the area.
The President made a nation
wide radio appeal to stave of
violence during a demonStra-
ton called by students tomor-
row to reassert Panama's SOW
ereignty over the Canal Zone
on the anniversary of inde-
pendence from Spain.
Organizers of the demonStra-
ton in front of the Foreign
Office also called for it to be
peaceful and orderly. But there
were fears that demonstrators
might seek to enter the Canal
Zone with flags, causing a repe-
tition Of the November 3 clashes
between Panamanians and
American troops and police in
Evening star., 1959-11-27
AirIiner NosewheeI
CoIIupses; 78 Safe

LOS ANGELES, Nov. q
(AP).-A noSewheel on q jet
airliner carrying 78 passengers
collapsed last night as the
plane TAXED toward a runway
No one was injured.
The plane was moving slow
,ly, American Airlines said,
when one Of the two nose
wheels snapped OF. The planes
weight buckled the other wheel,
forcing the ship onto soft
ground alongside the taxi strip.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

the background and mentality
of some of their representatives
in United States military bases
and reservations abroad"
The Defense Department de-
clined to comment on Gen. Ro-
mulo's statement.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Churchill, Nearly 85, /:
Still Maintains Bounce
By EDDY GILMORE
Associated Press stan Writer

LONDON Nov. 27-Three days before his 85th birthday
Sir Winston Churchill is Of the amazingly healthy
ailng men in the world =
And he's still one of the most quotable 90
Il ready to my maker" he told friend not long
ago Whether maker prepared the great Of
Evening star., 1959-11-27
u. S. Sends More Arms
To Wet Nam, Reds Soy

MOSCOW, Nov 81 (AP)-Tass charged today the United
States shipping increasing supplies Of to South Wet
Nam.
official agency said the shipments viola
ton Of the 1854 Geneva agreements ending the fighting in
Indo-Chna Communist North Wet Nam, Tass said has
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Ponomo's President
Warns on Violence

PANAMA Nov 81 (AP)-President Ernesto de la Guarda
jr warned his people last night against attempting plant
the Panamanian flag in the United Statesconroed Canal
Zone by stealth by force.
Such action declared would only defeat Panamas fight
recognition of its right to fly the flag in the
Evening star., 1959-11-27
CHRISTMAS PRETTIES

Christmas trees look pretty, too
Enchanting holiday dresses, as broht
and lovely as ornaments for your
tree meant to be worn on every
important holiday occasion.
From the left:
Delicote floral print in q palette of
postels, Everglades MinicoreG cotton
that requires little or no ironino.
There's wide, wide Gosh. Sizes to
IA. lC.95
Never-iron Docron and cotton has
.WiI-o-the wisp embroidery on the
sleeves and skirt Red or blue in sizes
to a. 1925
WGL-GrIs' Apparel, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Corners and Alexandra
Crisp cotton styled with roll sleeves, q
shirt collar and q fuII-fuI swoop of q
skirt. Blue or green print in sizes 6
to IA. S.oo
WGL-Subteens ApporeI, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandra
Winter white, but you need not worry,
mother, the fobric is Womsutto's
automatic wash and weor cotton pique.
Coy embroidery trims the sleeves and
Empire woist Sizes 3 to 6x. 7.99
W5LAChiIdren's Apparel, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Corners and Alexandra
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lcRIcInrrRE- non Ann

LANGLEY PARK-Mdrn, brk. home,
3 spacious rms. good location. I'm
hsmt with neneleo rec rm. -Drch.
S13,950. FUGH T PECK. He
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SILVER SPRING-IIIST A FE,

s sEnRT ssI FRINST FR0SMT I a FEY
STORE; lge. 3-bedrm.. all brk
rambler, Lee, liv. rm. with frepl.,
kit. with table space. sep. din
nm, 2 full baths, full bs,nt,, tot.
low Us. r u. s-54a o ~ opsn Ii
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GEORGE MASON
GPEEN 20
Something New
In Alexandria

A lovely new community
in the desirable Episcopal
Seminary area. Lot sizes
up 10 half acre with .
variety ~ I? ~ 4 bed
rooms. ga baths. CENTER
hal rambler and split
IT, design IN chnc sc
from. Prices start at SCI
ESQ. Why not drop By
our darlington once and
have 9 look at the plat
and plans. Call XII. g.
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Springfield'S
Rural Route"

Charming custom built
brick rambler, on over "a
acre, In a quiet neighbour
hood, with Q 5-aere COM
munity lake well stocked
with blueEiil and bass.
tan trees surround this
charmer. There'Te 3 bed
rooms and . full basement
with q huge recreation
room. You'll have 70 see
the rest yourself; $4,000,
Cali FL. 4-s600 70 see Il
today.
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Mt. Vernon
Boulevard

PIcturesaue center
hall rambler On o large
corner lot crowded with
tall trees. There's q large
livi-E room with q wood
land view. dinins room up-
to-date birch cabinet kiteh-
en- with breakfast area and
patio: 3 bedrooms, 2 full
baths. basement and at
tsehed garage, Only S22,-
$50 with $3.50 down
Call so 5000 TO see 1t
today.
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Observation-Disclosures
Bellevue
Forest

Just completed and avail
able for immediate occu-
palcy, this carefully built,
tastefully planned brick
bi-level features q large
reception hall. 15x25 Nv
ing room, formal dining
room. huge GE kitchen
with the best equipment,
4 twin-sized bedrooms. 3
full baths, Florida room,
mahogany -paneled recrea-
ton room. Gear garage
and q gorgeously wooded
lot. Excellent detail work.
$40 $50. Gail ia. $4,000
to see 1t today.
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HOUSES ron sALE-vA.
FALLS HILL

Means prestige. beauty and quality.
See this b2.foot 0eorgian Colonial.
less than . years old. Split foyer
entrance, and q copy Of q famous
Williamsburg Townhouse. Beauti-
ful and complete 70 the last de-
tail; " acre with fenced rear yard
For appointment to see. cali JE.
$4,000. JOSEPH W, sEAY CO.,
lis W. Broad st., Falls Church.
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North
Arlington

Attractive brick Colonial
on a tFee-shadeo lot.
There are 2 bedrooms. y
baths. full basement with
paneled recreation room,
garage and screened porch.
Anxious owner will make
buying easy" S2O.500.
Call IA. $1,000 to see Il
today.
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Centrally
Aforementioned

Custom built, center-hall
brick rambler. on q quie !
street, in a beautifully
wooded area of fine homes
and friendly people. There
are 8 large bedrooms with
an abundance of closet
space, . ceramic tiled
baths, full basement with
huse recreation room.
screened porch and ex-
Dansion attic suitable for
the 4th and 5th bedrooms.
and 3rd bath. An excel
lent home for S2S.65O. Call
Fl. $4,000 to see 1t today.
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Sneak
Preview

First time offered! Brand
new brick and = redwood
split level, near bus,
schools and stopping, in
the Groveton High School
district. These up-to-the-
minute homes feature 3
bedrooms. . baths. pan
eled recreation room and
ca. port; S19,500, with only
$500 down conventional.
Choose early and pick
vc"r paint colors. Call
SO. 5000 to see them
today. -
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HYATTsvTTL LIE PROPER. adjacent
to ir. high and psrochial schools
Lovely story-and-a-hak home,
featuring 1st-fl. bedrm end bath
plus 3 bedrooms mp Spacious,
modern kitchen, separate diving
room and full basement. Plus
beautiful yard witn patio and
outside fireplace. Full -nrice inst
Sf4 $50 with as low as $3.50 down
E. c. HILLEY g. CO. AP. 7-7200.
KNOLLWOOD-Modern 2-yr. brk.
and frame with 4 nice sized bed
rms. and . full baths. Beautiful
corner lot. Firepl HOT WATER
HFAT. $4,000 Own FILA approved
HUGE T. PECK. HE. 4-640n.
LANDOVER HILLS = Neat and
clean detached Colonial: liy. rm.,
sep din. rm.. equip. kit. 3 bed
rms, bsmt. with rec. rm. lge.
level lot Only asking S12.a50. as
little as 5000 dn. PRINCE
GEORGES RLTY. CO. UN. 4-Il66,
LANDOVER HJLLS-Spotless 3-bed-
rm. home, scr family rm.. for
summertime comfort. Workshop
for the handyman. Anchor. fenced
yard: all this for only SIC ,g9n.
FREDERIC w. BERENS SALES,
INC, AP. 7-4646.
81.
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78-Ft. Rambler
On Half Acre

Within walking distance TO
Yacht Basin and swim
ming pool. this center hall
brick rambler features 4
large bedrooms, . full
baths, first-fioor family
room, fun basement and
q yard full Of tall trees.
Almost any sort OF f.
nancing can be arranged.
$2S.p50. Call so. 5-0S90
10 see It today.
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EVANSVILLE. mr.. Prince Georges
Piaza-Attrsc. 5-rm. home. . bed
rooms, firepl, bsmt;: oil h,-yh
fenced lot. Mr.. busline Sl3.500;
low, low cash payment: all 49,
m; III, 9:qe sI.l K, h. cARM1-
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New Rambler
In Fairfax

Buy CT with only $500
down. These new brick
rsmblers have 3 bedrooms,
. baths. full easements
and dream" kitchens.
Prices start at Sl7.S00.
Call CIR, 3-4560 to see
them today.
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NEAR AGRICULTURE, MOL AND
UNIV. OF MD. time nf1ered;
this FOUR bedrm.. BRICK Cape
Cod with fill bsut or hH-arre
lot. FLA s7oroved, ready to 90;
Only St4. $50: 1000 down: SS3 "''
q ON BURcH REALTY CO. TO
q 1000
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We have sold 50 many homes thai
We are short OF i|stinea. We need
your listing and can give prompi
efnclent service,
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conn AVE. ESTATES, $500 DIN
and $3.50 mo. buys this spacious
6-rm. brk. home. Full bsmt Neal
$ll,450. HUGH T. PECK, HE
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Sought-After
Location

Francis Hammond High
SSnooI. Macarthur Ele-
nfentary 8 COL, and
Blessed Sacrament Parish.
Unusual brick split-leyel
with enough room for the
family with half q dozen"
children. There's q 2j-ft.
living room with fireplace.
large separate dining room,
large completely equipped
custom kitchen, den, tor
fourth bedroom. mahog-
any paneled recreation
room with fireplace, s4-ft.
playroom for the kids, 8
large bedrooms, 3 full
baths and lots more. "
The low price viii surprise
you-only S26.95O. Va
cant and ready 70 move
tni Call XII. S-2320.
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HYATTs.-Wlll trade my lee, home
for smaller one 2 rms, kit, and
bath up: 3 rms. kit. and bath dn.
Taree lot. I'm 1880
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HARRY DREISEN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AAA-1 BUY farmette-5-rm ma
sonry rambler; part bsmt: Soft.
scr. pch.; garage; fertile, l00x290
IT. lot. Once VA appraised, S12,-
000-our price nov REDECO-
RATED. SlO,75O: 5000 dn.. FILA,
NAV handle. MARYLAND SALES
& APPRAISAL CO. INC. To.
9-6762.
AAA-I LIVING-Estate-type brick
and-stone rambler; 3 bcdrms., "
baths: bsmt.: dining rm., beaut
mahog. rec. rm.; alum, ser. patio:
21-ft front pch.: l50-ft. paved
drive; beaut. level wooded u
acre. MARYLAND SALES & AP-
PRAISAL CO. INC. TO 9-6762
ANDREWS FIELD
One acre with spacious. old two
story home containing modern
kitchen, dining room. living room
with fireplace, den. A bedrooms, 8
porches, oil hot-water heat. This
ste tely home is immaculate and
only S1S,95O: cash. trade or
terms. RE. 6-tS64, RE. 5-S347.
FELLOWS REALTY co.
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SIS on this 4hfs loan like new
:I-bedroom. playroom. carport and
tsmily-size kit. with washer, drier,
flreDl Slb06O. will trade
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Formal
Entertaining

Here's a stately CENTER
hall brick Colonial. in
one Of Alexandria's better
neighborhoods, near bus,
schools and sh opping.
There's q spacious foyer,
24-ft. living room with
fireplace. 14x15 dining
room. 14-ft. completely
modernized GE kitchen
with every one of the
latest appliances, den, 3
spacious bedrooms (12x23,
15xI6. l2xl4), ga baths,
full basement, 2-car ga
rage and a well-landscaped
75x100 lot with mature
shade trees; S25,95O. Call
XII. S-232O to see it today.