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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Four Deoths Here
Are Attributed to
Falls in Homes

-Four deaths resulted from
home accidents in the District
last week. the District Red Cross
Safety Services reports. All
were the result of falls.
One hundred and fifty-nine
residents we're treated at local
hospitals for injuries listed as
follows: 66 falls. nine accidental
poisonings. six suffocations.
seven cases Of objects in the ear,
eye and stomach, 81 cuts. two
Commissions and So unclassified.
A 77-year-old man partially
amputated two toes while work.
ing on a power mower and a "a
year-old man spilled a kettle of
hot water on his hip.
Six children suffered from
smoke inhalation when their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
YWcA Sets Dutes
For Summer School

Day and evening summer
school classes for adults win
open June / at the YwcA. Sew
enteenth and X streets N. W.
Day classes for teen-agers viii
begin June o..
Subjects included in this
years program are arts. for
eign languages. writing. cooking
and millinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

ne. and Dsanys 1hakswitL -.
MiT sss:r. q s Esssss'A ssA q 1919 Rss
Waller pl sc.
o' :Ps L a sa'i Es.S az Mount Ia 4 airy
NJ c.
wade Melvin yates. ~, Leekis, W
Va and Edith A. Miller, TO-
Carl L. Jester. rs. wilmington, Del.
and susan Haraha, 81. Chew
Chase, Nd
Ellsworth Ennis, 27. ga 8 81, me-,
and clara L. Burma, 30, Hyatts-
VILE, Nd.
Walter A. Miller. go, Hammond. Ind,
and Mary L. Hall. 81 613 North
Carolina ave. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

apartment caught fire. q T.
year-old boy caught his arm In
a waEhing-machine wringer and
a 9-year-old girl punctured her
hand with a wire. Poisonings
occurred to children who swal-
lowed unknown quantities Of
aspirin and materials from a
chemistry set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Under b. c. laiD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDdit three
fun days and receipe the
license on the NTH day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Cecil r. Jonas, 90, 8 Rhode Island ave,
NV, and Joan =. Collins. ~, 22oO
LIST st. NV.
Travis R, wsddington. 2s. aees New
Hampshire ave. ava ana Doris v
Wade, "a, Kanston, n G.
CIeophus Baaley, "a 1904 Holbrook 81
ne, and Charlotte Wheaton. 81,
1927 18th 81. ne,
Frederick M Marsden, g.. and Janet
W, oilchrist, 40, both Of New York
john Edward Crawford. 20, III s7th
q, Sc, and Aleeta o. Willis. ~, 27s
Ro Sern n p Sii %, aSo1 N st. Sc.
and shirley A. Class. 81, Premier
Harold sims. 20. SIS Eye st. ne, and
Sarah N. Black. a. iis2 2sth st
william A. Ford. II. Riverdale. Nd.
and Judith O. Ruse. 10, 70l9 oeor'
Alvin ccsmsn' ss. silver sprinE. Nd,
sne Emilia NJ ReOeic' 80 oisr
Ke nSs4i w. 1, Darr. 20. 1929 Park I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
DRUG AND
COSMETIC SPECIALS

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SIC PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 3Se
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45e KoTEx OR NODES, l2's---------------zse
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Al Street Floor, MGnngea sagsr sg.9s sad PARKingon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
NO lONO
Save on Misses Cotton Bros
WeII-mode bros to give you pretty zoe
lift, pretty line.

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dress leneth------------------
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costly II" 1897 69
81 IRONING BOARD PAD COVER sET-siIcone
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1893 DOUBLE BLANKET BAGS-Heoy quilted Plos-
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ssTYLES SCISSORS, SHEARs-3h", 4" Embroidery;
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JUMBO GARMENT BAGS-FuI length zip closing,
quilted fronts ond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
College Buys Club
KERRY DRAKE
Pogo

CHICAGO (AP).-If students
at the new Trinity Christian
College notice a country club
atmosphere. there's a reason
for it. The college, which will
enroll it's first students in &C.
tober, has acquired the club
house of the Navajo Hills
Country Club and Is surround
ing acres for its campus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

DOOR HARDWARE KIT. One pair hinges,
one latch. door closer. sofety chain, (UN-ol.
$3.95
Evening star., 1959-06-15

to the press In Vienna that
Cappucine, the lovely 24-year-
old girl he had discovered TO
co-star with Dirk Bogarde In
The Magic Flame" would be
as big q star as Rita Hayworth.
Charles directed Rita's best
movies.
Duke Ellington finished the
score for the Otto Preminger
movie. Anatomy Of q Murder, I"
last Wednesday and left imme-
diately for Syracuse to begin
his concert tour. This was the
FIRST time the Duke had ever
written the score for q movie
and also the first time an ALL
Negro orchestra was used TO
record one.
Shirley MacLaine Is rehears-
ing seven hours q day for her
dancing role in "Can-Ca
with Frank Sinatra. Shirley
who won an Academy award
nom'',ation this year for "Some
Came Running" hasn't danced
In three years. You'll be sur
prised how good she Is!
\ n 4
A fan magazine lists frankie
Avalon as one Of Hollywood's s
Evening star., 1959-06-15

| Kellaway has signed for q role
In Al Zugsmith's "Private Lives
Of Adam and Eve. Al Ia
now after Rod Steiger for the
leading male role In "The Plat
mum High School"
So
Vic Dam0ne's two-year deal
with the Flamingo Hotel in Las
Vegas and the Mapes OF Reno
nets him $225, 900, enough tc
start anew his married life with
Pier Angel. The Mcclure
Sisters are set for the London
Palladium In the fall. They're
big favorites over there.
Caught Peter Ustin0v on the
final day of his role Of gladi-
ator teacher In "Spartacus."
The end came just in time, be-
cause Peter is currently star
ring ct the Huntington Hart
ford Theater In his play, "Ro-
manoff and Juliet"--and doing
both is too much. Next on the
versatile Peters plans is the
play. which he also wrote,
Paris Not So Gay" "It will
be done In Paris first with a
French actor around Christ
mas. I'll do 1t on Broadway In
February says Pete. I asked
him how long he had been
working in "Spartacus." How
old am I now?" he mused. The
movie started in January, ends
in August AZ a cost of 81 mil
lion.
Deborah Kerr will have to
finish her role In Beloved In
fidel" before the end Of Au-
gust, because she has to catch
the sheep-shearing season In
Australia for "The Shutdown
ers." The sheep are clipped
In September-the beginning
Of summer down under.
Before he died, director
Charles Vidor gave a statement
Evening star., 1959-06-15
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Rock Wants Audrey

has never been madly ambitious
about a career.
4 \ \ y
Kay Kendall's sister Kim is
about to wed wealthy George
Baker - Of the Long Island
George Bakers. Kim is even
taller than Kay - five-foot-
eleven in her stockinged feet
In spite Of his dates with
Kim Novak In London. Al,
Khan hasn't quite forgotten his
longtime pal, model Bettina
She's also in London, alternat.
ing with Kim on Prince Aly'S
arm at the races. AS for Kim
she is having the time Of hel
young life - parties morning
noon and night.
!! Veteran character actor Ceci
Evening star., 1959-06-15

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Rock Hudson's next movie at
Universal international will be
the remake Of Back Street" "
And Rock would like to be
teamed with Audrey Hepburn
playing the Irene Dunno role in
the Fanny Hurst story.
While on the subject of Miss
Hurst. the Ross Hunter produc-
ton Of her story. Imitation Of
Life" is expected to make $40
million. And Lana Turner's
share is shaping into four to
five million--she's to get so per
cent Of the profits! "Twouldn't
surprise me to hear Of early
retirement plans for Lana who
Evening star., 1959-06-15

muscle men. Currently makihi
his movie debut in Alan Lads
Guns OF the Timberland.
Frankie Is five-foot-seyen and
tips the scales at 1875.
Loretta Young gets angry
letters from antitobaccoite;
when a Tv characterization
calls for her to smoke In a tele.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
THE LYONS DEN
A Hit Always Helps
By LEONARD LYONS

of Sports Illustrated, got the
How Did It" rights to Max
Conrad's story of the Casa
blanca-New York fight. Knauth
first accompanied Conrad on a
fight to Paris.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
Inflafion may seem to give %.
but n takes more uwuy!

Don't let imitation fool you 1t may give you more
dollars it takes them away in higher prices
for everything! You pay, pay, pay for imitation,
In fact, the dollar has lost 32t of its buying
power since World War II. Unless we act to
stop imitation now, the dollar could lose still
more value.
But what can do" you say, to stop inAa-
ton?" Plenty And the place to begin is to fight
one of the greatest causes Of initiation excessive
government spending.
HOW YOU CAN HELP STOP IMITATION
!. Never lose sight of the fact that the money the
government spends is your money.
z. fyou ask for more government services and bene-
Evening star., 1959-06-15

aim. Next season ons Of her
sponsors makes . popular cig-
arctic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
'Candyland,' Story With "A Purpose,
Unfolds During Rice School May Day

Gated 70 Mrs Grace Bradshaw.
Rice School principal. Each grade
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

Douglas Aircraft continues divi-
dend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
AndersonvilIe

Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mrs. A. G.
INK Cd. and Miss Cora Wood. along
With other friends, went to Harrl-
7cnburg Thursday for the day with
the Claiborne Beattie family.
MI AID Mrs. John L. Parker
md Elizabeth Ann Parker shoppet
Richmond Saturday. Before com
ng home, they visited Mr.. Parker
SIS ter. Mrs. c. B. Leech.
NJ and Mrs. Hugh Jones. thei'
laughter. Ann Broaddas and Mrs
RAYMOND Kidd spent The week en-,
With MS. J. O. Morgan. Sunday
callers II the Morgan home We f
NH and Mrs Herbert Anderson
Miss Eva Anderson. Mr.. and Mr.
Hal Pearson, Mrs. Nellie Rosen and
NJ. and Mrs j. G. Morgan. il.
Nancy Patricia Morgan spent tn
week end with her grandmother
Mrs. Hattie Morgan.
Mrs. Margaret Farrar recent,
spent several days in Lynchburg
From Achievement Dav Whic
was held at the Veterans Hall las
week. the Ande. sonville HON
Demonstration Club brought home
the first prize It was naturally
pleased and proud
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

A herald Kenneth Nordstrom.
entered galy decorated court 70
announce the entry Of Queen Pros
pect to set in motion The unfolding
Of events at the MAY Day exercises
at Prospect School, Friday morn
ing.
Next on the agenda wa TIE pres
entation Of the flag in appropriate
ceremonies TO strains Of the
national anthem. 4 speech Of wei
come by Bill Doss was followed BIZ
a professional Of flower Girls.
Susan Campbell and Vera Allen
and crown bearer Henry Brown.
Notes Of Welcome Sweet Snrng-
time filled The air a. Maid Of
Honor Alice ShoWalter took her
place beside the throne in prepare
ton for the big eyen-the crown
ing Of her majesty. Queen Prospect
A Happy Day
Queen Sally Brown got her cue to
say, Let this happy day begin"
when it was announced that the
day had been planned for her en-
tertainment and pleasure From
that point on. everything was for
her pleasure though a throng Of
patrons and friends Of the school
shared the entertainment from the
sidelnes.
Members of the seventh grade did
the Virginia Reel to the usual
accompaniment OF turkey in
the Stra az The Dance Of the
Flowers performed by the first
and second grades set the stage
for the fifth and sixth grades to
bring to life story book characters
from fantasyland
From the Story Books
A prologue, the spirit of the
chorus and the spirit OF story books
preceded an array of colorful
characters who streamed out Of the
school building to entertain Queen
Prospect One by one or two by two
as was the case in some instances
came to life such characters as
Hans Brinker. Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm Hiawatha. Tom Saw
yer and Huckleberry Finn. and the
Spanish Twins
Little Lord Fauntleroy. Alice of
the famed Wonderland. Robin Hood
Cinderella. Hansel and Gretel Red
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

The Rev Howard Wall. Of Lenoir.
n. c., began his duties as minister
of New Store and Maysville Pres
byterlan churches Sunday. May "a.
At present Mr.. Wall is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chappell
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meade Anderson
and Jimmie Anderson have re-
turned from a trip to Redwood
w. Va, where they were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Coleman. While there they were
joined by other members of the
Coleman family making a small
scale family reunion.
Jean Seay's lovely voice has
made a distinct contribution to
both church and school. Her talent
as a vocalist was recognized at the
Music Festival at Central H j h
School when she received the Arion
Award given by the Ruritan Club
Sunday dinner guests in the Seay
home were Mrs. Barbara Franklin.
her son. Glen, and Miss Frances
Seay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

American Airlines raises $780,
OcC 900.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

9. Glover. Of Rustburg. and !
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

the seventh grade departed from
the court to salute the queen by
dancing The Minuet
Once again he who had heralded
the coming Of the queen. climbed
into the spotlight and brought 70 an
ending a good thing. May Day Of
1859. at Prospect School The queen
made a graceful exit followed by
the rest Of her subjects.
However, that was not the end
Of the celebration. A picnic l'ach
was se.s.ed to students and aHesi
with a bal game against W. ham
the Gaping event Of the day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
ColorJuI May Day Staged
At Prospect School

Riding Hood. and Goldllocks
rounded out the people from story
books present for the happy oc-
casion.
Country Gardens" provided the
musical background fol- the MAY
Pole dance by third and fourth
grade students. The end to fes-
TIE affair was drawing near when
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
Andersonvie Antics
New Minister Comes To New Store And
Maysvillc PRESBYTERIAN Churches

Mr.. and Mrs.. Q. Thompson
gave Sunday over To visiting tins
SICK First they went to LvncAburg
to see Mr.. and MIS-. Luther Walden
and their sons. Young Nat il re
covering from a severe case Of
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert William
son. OF Del Barton W. Va. were
week end guests of their son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Flood Mr.. and Mrs, James DuVal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

Percy Glover. Of Gladstone were
Sunday dinner guests of Nj. and
Mrs r. H. Flood and Miss Lala
Flood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26

Rice Elementary Schools May
Day program. story Witha pur
pose about "Candyland' was an
appetHing affair.
The characters. in the playet in
lance written by Jackie Waller,
student teacher from Longwood Col
egg, were supposed to be sweet,
gay and mirthful Who could fit
such roles better than elementary
children?
Candyland is peopled by ami
mated, dancing buttermints. lolli-
oops, jelly beans, licolice sticks and
peppermint sticks It's surprising
how a few def strokes with scis-
ors and needle work Oh colored
yardgoods can transform a second
grader into creamy buttermmt.
As the dancers evoked memorias
Y childhood the May queen, Dot
lie Jones. and the King Balir Gar
EFT watched They personified,
according to Narrator Johnny
Yeats the characteristics Of Candy
land. and youth: honor, courage,
character. charm.
Then as the May Day program
reached its climax in the May pole
lance, the narrator carefully
enunciated the great truth about
Candyland.
You see, II doesn't really exist
at all It's just q glimpse into yes
t>rday and the hope for tomor-
rows dawn A hope that some
day we may freely share JOY ira, IS
present for all to own.
But to find that Joy one m u S t
live like the people of Candyland:
Joyful. eager. gay, making sorrow
and misery flee.
The May Day program. held on
ne auditorium stage, was ded.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
TSHHtoMPsoN CO. JU. $4,000

BROADMONT. Falls ch.-Loyely.
wooded, q a.; Al resid.; ] 30 IT.
ftont. AGO #. deep. JU. 5-9333.
BUILDERS: D. c. small apt. bldgs.
to restore; also land for small
apts., good locations. RACHEL
REDFIELD, Broker, FE. 1-2543.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
6 LOTS IN TEMPLE HILLS
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDING LOT, 10000 50. #. or
larger, in well established resi-
Dental area, Oh. CHI, Bethesda,
Kensington. Private. Box 420-X,
Star.
BUILDER wants lots. Subordina-
ton desired. LII. 4-9370.
COMMERCIAL ground wanted, for
gas stations, drive-ins, etc. top
prices paid, any place in Nd.
d. c. or Va. Quick action. Call
Mr.. Ivey. MARKET REALTY, OIL.
2-0177, ewes, EN-. 5-0S75.
DUPLEX LOT WANTED-By pri-
vate party in Arlington. Agents
attention. KE. S-51Ss after q.
WOULD LIKE TO purchase s or
10 building lots in Va. Call JE.
4-7352.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm for rid
ing academy: area Rockville.
Jamestown, GaitherSburg pre-
ferred. Please call RE. 1880 1O'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
sEAsHORE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEAcH. DEL.--wooeed
lots, buxlun, 4 blks. 70 ocean:
SsaS, Call Mon eve, EN-, 2-0ss6.
BETHANY REACH, DEL,-For rent.
furns J-bedrm, house, 1 Mn ~
ocean; avail. june and sent! re.
duced rates. EN- s-5533
BETHANY REACH, DgL,-Rent a.
eeerm eottage' ocean block. oil.
CAPE COD-Rseently restored. CEN
Jury old estate; suitable for large
Iamily' 90 Euest house. almost z
seIeG aree shade trees: every
SohNenlenee Tor oiscriminatlnn per-
park: minutes 70 ocean and nav
beaches; a steal at 500, 600. For
details contact Col Lambert, "a
nor Nd. WA, 4-0l32.
OCEAN PECAN CITY. MD-Rent : de-
COTTAGE risht on beach III
g-253l. -'
OCEAN CITY. N. FnTnishsd
eueSt house, near best beaches:
estaoli he'd clientele; rent reason.
able. OWNER. JE. 2-i354
NEW COTTAGE FOR RENT-Bs-
.MNtH Otean lily and EfnWtck
Island. Nd; view OF ocean: sleeps
reduced rate June Se5 per NIX.
Can after Sunday, TW. 3-S76I.
MACS HEAD BEACH. N. c. d.
rectly on the ocean front, new
enleisncy and onC-bedroOm house
keeping apartments. all modern
eonNenienees. screened porches,
completely furnished. Free litera.
ture ana rates. MRS. B. M. HE'D
RICK XII Devil Hills, N. c,
SHADY SIDE--Nice corner lot.
Win view OF Chesapeake Bay; .
bedrm eottaEe: $4,000 or reas.
oderi also beach lots for sale
reas. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan and sons
VENTN0R-Beach block. with SWIM
ming pool accommodations in
GUIDED; 3-room and bath apt, un-
furnished; sleeps 4 only one left
| a. this price, S1.640 yearly. JE-
ROM REALTY. 1915 Atlantic
ave, Margate, Phi. 2-1175.
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tcoNflNuIDl
CHARLES II. JAMESON

CHARLES II. JAMESON
20 A. sabdigision potential paFnes-
town-pavtonviile area $3.50 per
la.7 A. superb yisw, tso-ft, 'front.'
aae, RE. -, woods, stream. sod,
~. nsal.yllls, sisn PEI q.
nl, pisssIien, goods stream
10 A Potomac -TrayillA area, BY
Gel, iopoafnuhy, ) acre annlue, a
mi, road front, adj new school
40 A. Refth Rsa land, Raek Greek
water ahed, part $1,000 per a.,
balance ~ 500 pfr q
. 10 y A. Pfederlck Co. BLDG, siis,
nard I'd, excel vieS, mr. ureana'
chARLEs n. JAMESON. REALToR
Pooletvlile, Nd, d. n.i.u2
Irvine nuti. 20, a.""On
Charles kiHin, 81. N-aJfg
CLIFTON BR0oK-Beautiful acre
domestic; paved streels. view
some with trees, restrictions and
city water $40 down, $50 per
mo. with no settlement charges
nov Out colesyllle I'd. z miles
500 81 Tor I frss n @a iS d III 10 S1 isss
IN area. Call VA. f..iAi or OR.
t.nJei BAINuM REAL EsTArE
CLINTON, Md.--Seyeral anal acre.
aec tracts and desirable lots priced
reasonably. p. A. EAflNBHAW, JR,,
Clinton Nd. cY. 7-o313.
AREA-7O-aere tract.
also Hil acres. Both ideal Tor Inn
mediate subdivision. Mrs. Steed
with LAIRD b, SCOTT, Realtof
~ p-0f2u; ewes, and sun, Ju
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

$40 per acre for this IS0-acre
farm with hnfingd and stream
h-room- andsbathl nice looking
home IN Goou Setiinai oulhulld-
lnaf Guile . lot for $4,000
MONTGOMERY fam OF dia acres
With ckccptlona,ly Ions ROAD
froniarc, Ia GOOD area Present
rental income over 1000 per
aunum Priced a. $500 per acre.
plit-ctViL WAR brick home on
.uu acres o. mostly eIasslandl
convenient 70 aupef hiHhway, IN
beautiful eountFytidei $3.50 per
sToNE HOME Of 3 bedrooms. .
baths acres eSxia living
room, largf kitchen and dinins
room. den. a-car raraGe. beautiful
surroundings, ss9,aOu.
HOME on 100 acres: q
room modern tenant house, cattle
sheds, etc, close IN, SIS. 300,
LAND, Some GOOD
tracts available at this time.
ROMER a. co. REALTORS
a1u NJ Frederick, Oaithcrtburg
WI, S-DOg2 or Waverly 0-s23J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

WALNUT nnI. - Plata Nd
nslshoeEeo9a n ron oe .....a
Potomac River nndee hlGhway,
contenieni @ achoolt, churches
and stores. one acre lots, VI 900
Tel West f-aaii, n Plata, "a
wAnnENTON ESTATES. we are
ofierinr for TIE nrat time 80 lotk
iuft south Of Wafrenton, Vlrainia
Newly kufyeyea ana situated on
state road. Most sites are tull
ssss N s'As s,sh ,slspnons sn ~
The price I. Fiaht and the terma
sonal rcaulTemenis a. the nnane.
ina Il carried b. the owners Com
pare these features
1, Low prices, fenerouf terms
2 Situated IN the middle OF Amer.
icA'a nneat hunt country
.. Sound government baaed on an
economy Of purebred horses, dairy
herds and beef cattle.
a Certain enhancement Of value
ior the future,
5, Choice Of hardtop or kand-grayel
road, both state maintained.
q, Large telfeiivity Of sites, open,
wooded, rolling or level
z. Proper surveys with all corners
s. Low taxss-sOOd schools -nns
Land Is the basis OF Americas
wealth and owner who holds his
land always succeeds. The growth
OF Warrington with the planned
radlal road system makes property
In this area the finest Investment
obtainqble. Build NJ your estate
with lnAtailmeht payments. on
your land, It's aafe-its sure-it
builds citizenship. These lots are
offered on a frst come, lrst serve
s sssiis nn., 70 sS Gene n sss n rst
S aaTs 3 axe D. g a Srsni'' % inc ne
heart OF Warrenton. va. layold
bypass then take l5A South
lmain street,, Continue about
ia miles to fork IN road, l5A
bears right, states road $40 bears
lett. Take 643 left. Continue on
b4J about 4 miles. Tract Is on
right at intersection OF routes 6fJ
ana B0J Sign on property. fele-
phone Nasnlngton kM. J-flai.
Leesburg. Va. sPrins, 1-iOj9.
$50 D0wN-Is-acrs rambler site
C0leSviile I'd: Sl,bOU up. KAY
REALTY CO., RA. $4,000.
10 ACRES. ideal location Tor luxury
APP. site, church site or senool
site. West OF Nd Univ. Adjacent
TO Sewer devel and hwy for
further information call Mr.
Mularkey. JU 9-3y60, with NJ,
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th ST. NV.
MI. S-4lOO.
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.CATALOG-Free

BisEer than overt las pages, $500
harFaina described, 80 states,
coast to-coast. farms, eQpu. and
uneQpd. homes for summer use,
retirement. etc .-fufn and un-
Turn, boarding houses. motels,
resorts, stores, etc, etc.i pictures
ealore, many with low down pay
men" cay ,,s5m,' ~ ks sart,s sf n,,,,
and SAW throueh STROUr
REALTY, lt3S-N Woodward Bldg
WashinEton, sterling 3-3fS4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
RED HOT
LOCATION

: acres of improved
ground. Sewer and water on
property. / blk. from paro-
chial and elementary schools.
Located on Riggs and Adel-
phi rds. The price is right.
Call Mr.. Jolson, ST. $4,000.
EN-. 3-O592. JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO., Realtors.