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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11

only to use their public Libraries
but to get the best reading material
In recent trip to the Boston Public
Library's periodical reading room.
/ found 35 per cent Of the people
there reading the funnies. Is per
cent reading about sports. 20 per
cent accounts Of murders and other
crimes. Is per cent features and
ads. while only per cent appeared
to be reading editorials or other
worthwhile material. According to
Ex-Governor Hartman who recently
returned from Russia. a situation
like this makes Mr.. Khrushchev
very happy
What Makes Character
Psychologists tell US that most Of
what we hear and read goes in
one ear and out the other. This
may be good news to educators and
parents. but not to those who spon-
sor radio and TV programs. 1t is
said that less than 20 per cent of
the possible television viewers see
any given program, while less than
one per cent remember it or the
name of the sponsor.
Although l am great believer in
intelligent advertising Of all kinds
except billboards, feel that there
is tremendous waste Of money in
much of the radio and television ad-
vertising Unsound material sent
out over the air undermines Ameri-
can character. which is the real de-
tense of the United States
Need Open Libraries and Churches
When I was Cape Canaveral in
Florida . short time ago. was as
founded at the many billions we are
spending on missiles compared with
the three billion We are spending
annually on Christian education
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She'll be driving SIX white
horses when she comes. :.

IlUI SSS MlItI SilG COllltS.
When Khrushchev comes, there's
simply no knowing what he will be
driving.
Or what the American public will
drive.
There are no precedents not in
the visits here of Mikoyan and Kos
Low, not in the Vice Presidents visit
to Russia. Our public will be as IN
practicable as Russia S Premier.
He is too vivid not to make a
strong impression for good or bad
wherever he goes. And our pub
lie, unlike communist publics, is
too accustomed to free expression
to be capable of such control as
are Soviet publics
1t might dangerously demonstrate
against him Or dangerously adore
him.
Not to be forgotten is how openly
angry Khrushchev was in England
when hostility was evinced.
The gamble is terrific but worth
taking. it will seem to most of us.
The hope Of enduring peace is q
Russian people aware Of the truths
about America, including the great
est truth, freedom and rule BY the
people
RICHARD NIXON AND his al
Turing Pat came home laurel
crowned but with some Of glory's
ray dimmed by the announcement
of great travel by the President and
the Premier Mr. Nixon was big
enough for toe-totoe debate With
Khrushchev. But Dwight Essen
hover is hero Of the world big
G nough To ignore debate with
KhruShcheV
More by yout number than Your
light.
You common people Of the skies
What are you when the moon
shall rise"
4 ANOTHER RAY-DININFR W a :
/ the love story from Norway IT.
\ all wrong perhaps that It should
\ be 50. but the story Of The romance
between the Nelson Rockefeller Is
son and the Overlooking Norwegian
girl who was once i maid HI the
Rockefeller home is the sort Of
thing for which all else stands aside
1t gave Mr. Nixon's rival for the
Republican nomination free ride
an unearned political increment.
CITING ALL THE BRAVE IN
terposition resolutions passed III
one form Or another BY all the
Southern statss after the Supreme
Courts desegregation decree III
1854, Mississippi famous Congress-
man John Bell Williams wonder
why this weapon has been 50
neglected
Whenever invoked he avoWs. it
has worked
But it has worked because no 0ne
has cared enough to 20 all the way
against it. For the desegregation
decree the NAACP and other Gle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11
John Temple Groves
Khrushchev's Impending Visit

ments would assuredly go Al the
way The weapon has 10 stand
ing in Law but is a priority thing
having to do with the frame of the
law. the creating Of the Constitu
ton Interposition on big scale
on desegregation could only mean
another Little Rock The situation
Oh this "Weapon" Is not a matter
Of what the law is. 1t Il a matter
Of how far a controlling and pres
sure group controlled federal gov
eminent will 60 to put down resist
ance
But, there is a sense in which in
tegration has worked nagnificently
It's success is represented by the
fact that no single Negro is going
to white school in the Deep South
fives years after the decree
Interposition has been a moral
thing, the South's moral justifica
ton for employing every legal ma
neuver, strategy, delay, filibuster
obstruction and obfuscation it can
think up to prevent mass mixing
in. public schools. What has been
done is within the letter of the law
it is not, therefore, interpretations
qualification Of law But it de-
ffatS what the Supreme Court had
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been established.
The example Of India. often praised for
its nonvioence campaign for independence.
is Of little value because what gave the peo-
Die Of India their freedom was the con
science Of the British people. This consci-
ence was based upon the character develop
ed under religious influence.
If anyone thinks this is a mistaken con-
clusion let them think Of what happened
to those who stood in the way of Adolf
Hitler, and those who now face the might
Of Communist Russia.
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suggestion - Keep the Churches open. This
suggestion has great deal of merit An at
mosphere of quietude is difficult to find
Almost all cities are filled with noise, the
grinding Of brakes and blasting Of horns on
thousands Of automobiles. the blaring of
radio and teevison. even in the homes,
make d peaceful quiet difficult The prob
lens Of life bear hard upon most people,
and there is a yearning for some place to
be quiet, to reflect to worship. What place
is more appropriate than the churches. We
humans need strength strength that we
do not have ourselves - which must be
sought. y few minutes, or an hour from
time to time spent alone in sanctuary re
viving ones faith and asking divine guild
ance will strengthen one for the tasks
ahead.
These things must return if America is
To remain strong. Spiritual strength is as
Important as material strength.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11
Danger In Hitchhikers

THE ideal place for criminal to rob or
to budgeon someone is a closed automo-
bile on lonely road. Foolish motorists who
pick up hitchhikers should be reminded
they are providing the ideal set up for COM
mission Of crime against their own per-
sons.
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that it was SO important he didn't
care When his time came he read
the speech in amazing sing song
for great actor. 1t took him over
an hour. and people walked out in
droves-even though he was play
ing Cyrano to standing n Y
houses in Washington that same
spring
Noting the Senate vote to extend
CT benefits to 1900, 900 peace-t time
soldiers at cost Of around three
billion dollars, Editor Griver Hall
in The Montgomery Advertiser finds
some logic in it since the cold war
CT. too has his civilian life inter
rupted But Editor Hall points to an
approaching time at this rate when
practically everybody will be draw
ing veteran benefits. Dean Swift 5
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ten or fifteen, while few cannot tolerate
q count of five or less.
Hay fever is not disturbance to be:taken
lightly. and it is estimated that several
people out Of each hundred in the United
States suffer from its effects each year
That would mean that millions Of Ameri-
cans are affected BY it.
Perhaps the best remedy for most people
today consists of injections of an extract
from the ragweed plants. Alergy tests,
and such injections. can help large per-
centage Of sufferers This method is COM
ing into increasing use and should be con-
sidered BIZ al who suffer from hay fever.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11
Pacifism and Conscience

THE over-emphasis that some religious
= leaders place upon pacifism is unfortu-
nate because this tends to develop an er-
roneols attitude en- the part OF young men
as to the duties and responsibilities that
rest upon them as citizens of a great nation.
This effect can be seen in the number of
young Americans. who during our recent
wars, proclaimed their conscientious objec
tons to war. Surely no man in his good
sense, would suggest that we submit su-
pinely to the attack Of barbarians and per-
nit them, in their ignorance and avarice,
to destroy the civilization that we think has
been created very largely BY the Christian
philosophy itself
While we realize that every person pro-
Tossing any religion. should follow its
teachings, there is nothing to be gained by
allowing misinterpretation of great prin-
ciples to cause one to turn his back upon the
practical problems Of human life. The idea
that pacifism is the way to peace has never
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11

THOSE who have their annual trouble
with the sniffles and sneezes in the late
summer and fall can get ready for a bump
er hay fever season The annual peak Of the
ragweed season is approaching.
The height Of the season comes at slightly
varying times in different parts Of the
country In the more northern sections, the
peak of the pollen season comes between
August 18th and September 18th. In more
southern areas the peak is experienced
slightly late in the year.
AS a general rule. most people can toler-
ate pollen count of less than twenty-five
grains Of pollen in each cubic yard Of air.
However, some are bothered BY a count Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-11

The gamble is terrific but worth
taking. it will seem to most Of us
The hope of enduring peace is d
Russian people aware Of the truths
about America. including the great
est truth, freedom and rule BY the
people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-14

NO UUWN PAYMENTS to vetS-3-
oeorm. all-brick rambler, with fun
Walk-out bsmt., super de luxe Kit.
Dig DIN: area, eXtra-larRe land
scaped lot; only $16,50O, FREE
STATE PROPERTIES, AP. 1896.
kIvERDALE-S195 dn, 3-bedrm.
semidet. brk.: fenced lot, Owner
vii nnance. Move in with deposit.
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LANGLEY PARK

0-b6UIUUIQ Rambler
Here is an all-brick beauty In an
area of well-maintained homes:
room, fenced rear yard, vall-tn.
wall Competing and Grapes INCLUDE
ed. Close to transportation and
Langley shopping. FLA approved
at $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
|ACCOKEEK, MD, -

ACCOkEEK, MD. LIST showing!
The Duchess" The only CUSTOM
built 3-bedrm. home for S13,-
$50 in Southern Md! Featuring
ceramic tile baths, American
Standard plumbing and oil heat,
select white oak flooring, sep. din.
area, many custom-built birch
cabinets. sep. pantry, vinyl tile
d. in kits, Venetian blinds, screens,
earports; on a-acre handicapped
lots. MARTIN TAYLOR, NC,
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VI. 2, NIChOLAb HE, 4-IUUU
PARKWOOD . BETHESDA = $50

LAKEWOOD BETHESDA - 5000
On. plus settlement costs buys
nice brick. 2-bedrm. rambler with
disposal: deep. level lot, fenced
S14.95O. SAMUEL z BodLEY or
MD. INC. OIL. 6-7SOO til 9.
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James Jan G. Conley & Co,

wa No w oAAOW gUu tIlAl
James c. Conley & Co,
1928 GA. AVE Ju. 9-4l34 TIL 8
BR0OKHAVEN-Long, low and
lovely: modern all-brick rambler
with airport: 8 large bedrms.,
!surfboard. rec. rm. with bar
beautiful fenced yard; assume
large CT loan, only SlS,75O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
INC. 10. 5-36S7.
CHEVY CHASE-New brick Colon.
ial. 4 bedrms., . baths on 2nc
floor. LIST floor includes den anC
powder room with large kit, full
bsmt. with rec. room, 2-car garage
In a good location. Priced at $40
500. Call OIL. 6-2344. Once open {
I'll I. FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES. INC.
CONN. AVE, PARK-Vets may bus
with 2% down and nonvets MAY
assume large va loan on this
brick Cane Cod, lust redec.: 4
bedrms., sep. din. rm.. GE-eouip.
ped kit, bsmt. with rec. rm. Good
buy at Sl7.250 SLIGO REALTY
Realtors, JU. $4,000.
CONN. AVE. EsTS., 81. 300. 2 bed.
rms. cor lot, rec. rm. Essen.
BAcHER REALTY. Lo. 1855.
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LOCATION

close-in Langley Park; very com.
Portable, det, brk. Colonial; LIST.
lot, trees BY OWNER, VIII. 2.
1859; ewes, He. 4-S6e2.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, 523F
ELLIOTT I'd, Westmoreland Hills
2-story brick Williamsburg 4
Nv. rm.. din. rm.. den and porch
lst-fl. powder rm., large kit. with
firepl., garbage disposal and dish.
washer: rec. room and "a bath;
gas heat; garage; fenced-in gar-
den; close TO playground: S44,.
500 Oh. H-S4S7
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THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000

Mr.. MANOR CLUB-Attractive Z.
bedrm. rambler, on 3 acres: price
$4,000. Immediate possession
Walker 1920.
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siE I1iI H. =, ACRES bedrms;.
firepls.. mod. kit. with wall oven:
rambler; full bsmt: with K-acre
wooded lot: mr. schools, NSA
space Agency and Fl, Meade:
mod. as tomorrow; $4,000. UN.
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peter ]. hagan & son

NEW HAMBLERS-3 left: 3 bed
rms mod. kit, fun bsmt.; Ice,
!ots: cow. loo. to schools and
81 .Rh0 nn nm AesSn N4VA1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
ANACOSTIA

Brk, home in beautiful cond.; 3
bedrms., Ia baths, finished bsmt !,
many extras, Mr.. schls,, churches
and shopping. Call TO inspect. Ii.
b-dQ43; ewes. Mrs, Benner, LII,
l rSTsg;r wILLouoHBY REAL
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SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Available immed. due 10 present
dealers induction into service: s.
bay modern, fronting 3 streets
sc. Washington area; PUMPING
10000 gallons mo-. high oil ratio
For further information. contact
Mr.. HUFF, ia. 9-S500.
SNOWFALL and ice c-eam truck
AZ International, walk-in, 500
or best offer. LO. 7-0143.
WANTED-Small investors to pur-
chase stock in growing small busi-
ness in No. Box I'VE, Star.
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FVIENTIAL INCOME = Immense
4-hedrm. and den, Capt Cod. 3
baths, rec, rm., mr.. WASHINGTON
San, apartment zoned. easily con-
verified to 3 apis. A. j. KES-
SINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544,
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The Stars brandnew 1859 Fishing Guide is the biggest and
most complete guide published for fishermen in the Wash
ngon area Charles Cove The Stars Outdoor Editor has
packed with every conceivable type of information fish
erman needs plus eleven charts of all the nearby fishing
grounds He describes the fresh and salt water fish that
abound, where to find them and how to hook Them The
charts pnpont the best spots the rivers the Bay the
nearby Atlantic Coast These charts alone worth many
times the price of The Stars Fishing Guide In addition
there's full information where to rent charter or launch
boat where to buy bat ice and fuel Whether you're
novice or an expert angler, The Stars Fishing Guide is
bound to improve your luck. Get your copy now.
On sole at leading sporting goods stores, the lobby
OF the new Star Building. Va Ave. and End St. Sc.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-450O REALTORS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
VIII buy or sell your home fol
cash. Mr.. Brown. UN. 4-4lS4
CHILLUM PROPERTIES. DI. q.
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Takoma Park $17,950

4 bedrms., Q full baths, nearly "
acre wLfruit and shade trees
carpeting, stove, refrig., Bendi,
washer. storm windows. screenl
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COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE, PARK
Hard to find, income producing
or large family home with SIX
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
full bsmt., garage In very nice
residential area. Close to every
thing Shaded lot, 63x220 You
can afford this one. Asking STA
$50, S1,500 down, balance less
than rent.
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FALLS CHURCH-Two brick homes
with 2 bedrooms, screened porches
fenced lots. full Easements. One
available now, one available 3 Oct.
cher. $500 and sos 90. See
our large selection. JE. 2-262O
JOSkPH W. SEAY Company, Real
tors, 113 w. Broad street, Falls
Church. Virginia.
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NV HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA -
Modern 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
23-ft; living nm, separate dining
Im., large rear screen porch. 500
gown. FLA or VA terms. $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700 TIL 9.
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BUTTERNUT ST. NV, 536--
bedrm. shingie detached: suitable
for Walter Reed guests. BY appt.
Mr.. Cross, PAUL p. STONE, tn.
2-I105, RIA, 3-9233,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTlNuEDl

BETHESDA. COW. elem school and
new shopping center: 3-bedrm,
rambler, liv. rm. with firepl, and
$4,000, KoRzENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-8ll1.
BETHESDA--Be sure and see this
new lovely split level home with 4
bedrooms, 8 baths, recreation room.
Priced In the low 30's. Call Wo,
$4,000 I'll o. EDW. II. JONES &
CO, INC. $500 Conn. ave.
BETHESDA--Immed poss. ONLY /
LEFT. new split-lge. lot. TREES
GIULIANo R. T.. OIL. 4-l100,
H-Al72
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ADELPHI AREA
WOODED u ACRE

WOODED y ACRE
makes Q delightful setting
for this quality-built brick
rambler that embodies all
the features for good living.
Loo. in a conv. area among
comparable homes; feat. 8
twin-size bedrms., sep. din.
rm., f1repl. in formal liv.
nm, big cleo. kit, garage OF
breezeway, rec. rm.. plus
many other fine appoint
ments. Only S26,500, COW.
terms,
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FRED B. CUSHMAN
43o N. Frederick Ave.

436 N Frederick Ave,
GaithersbuFg
WI. s-9011 and WA. 6-04Ol
Ewes. Mr.. Cushman, GA. 4-s12C
CLENHAvEN ELEM. SCHOOL near.
BY this 5-rm. brick rambler with
fuH bsmt., shady fenced lot. Only
$4,000. BEERS BROS, u
6-76l0
KENSINGTON-Oniy $4,000. in ;
prestige neighborhood; 3-bedrm
Cape Cod: delightful lot witt
fruit trees; extras include storm
doors and windows, SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MOT. INC. 10
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Houses Bv Hughes

HYATTSVILLE-oniy 5000 dn- for
this masonry bungalow, feat. Nv.
nm; and din. area, mod. kit, 3
pedrms., full bsmt., o. h.-W.h.,
ieVel lot and garage. Quick poss.
Z. c: HlLLEY a. CO., REALTORS,
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ROCKVILLE
Suburban Prop, Mgt.

ROCKVILLE, ASPEN HILL PARK
Last Of Beverly Hill Estates Homes
built by Meltzer Associates. Pur-
chaser failed to qualify and this
beautiful new 3-bedroom rambler
is available and ready for occu.
pancy. Priced at Sl6.540-at min
imum terms OF FILA or VA. For
further information and to inspect
call MR.. MCCARTHY. UN. 4-S307
SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burg for upper Mont. Co. prop
erty. WI S-9250. WA $4,000
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Just Imagine

Getting this beautiful all brick
rambler nna, IN MONTGOMERY County,S
kitchen. the whole family will en-
Joy the large recreation room with
exit to q fireplace patio, other fea-
lures include O maids room, 3
baths, separate dining room, "a
rage, air conditioned throughout,
could one ask for more? Many
other features to numerous 10
mention. Call US To show you this
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CASTLE MANOR

Tops in location and
eonv. with schools. shopp,
and tranSp. within walking
distance, bus only l blk,
away and close to most
churches: sparkling clean
brick Col NAL, expertly
landSc. lot; bsmt., sep. din.
nm. flrepl. in liv. rm. encl.
porch. 3 bedrms., FILA APP
proved at $4,000, only So.
600 dn needed.
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Big Family? Look Here!
This 4-bedTOCm. 2 full bath. lovely
white brick home awaits your in
spectton.. The children don't have
to be right under your feet with
q large screened porch, recreation
room and nice large lot TO play on
plus q recreation center q short
walks distance away. Bus stop at
the corner $4,000.
TABLE LEVEL LOT
Brick home on beautiful lot. Two
bedrooms and bath down, living
room, dining room. and kitchen
Space for additional bedroom on
End moor. Close st. Johns. Base
ment. Price Sl5,7b0.
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HOUSES for SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA; Rosemont area
4 BEDROOMS. Only "a blk. from
Maury School. Large house with
entr. hall for comfortable living.
especially for your children with
the large school playground "a
blk away. Ideal location II you
have looked for 4-BEDRMS., Ia
baths this close to school and
tranSp. Russell I'd. bus direct to
D. CO. you now know this is q
buy for $4,000 with only $4,000
cash needed. CHARLES r. HOOFF
INC. 1907 Duke ST., Alex, Va,
TIE 6-3445,
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, luxury home
on half-acre setting - Custom
bedrms., family room. "a BATHS,
formal Nv. rm. and din fm., all
electric kitchen, Gear garage;
Dashboard INV. heat. $4,000
with $40. 900 FIRST trust available
koRzENDoRFER. REALToR. OIL.
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SUMNER

Very attract. Miller-built Colonial
in this choice community. Featur-
ing mod. kit, library, 4 bedrms. =,
3 baths, rec. rm.: rugs and drap-
cries incl. Ewes, call Mr.. Cochran
OIL. 6-4670.
W. C. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN- o-44RA
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ROCKCREsT-s4O0 On. buys this
desirable 3-bedrm. rambler. Lee.
HUGH 7. PECK. 10. 5-4742.
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MCKINNEY HILLS

Gracious. 3-bedrm. brick Colonia
with custom AIR COND. Screened
porch. III baths. Ice. kit. with
table space: fenced yard; of street
parking, schools near: S19,950
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ONLY $500 On on this Sparkling
mod Cape Cod.
WILL FIT YOUR NEEDS"
4 bedrms, fun baths, lge. cor
lot, walking dist. to bus and
schools.
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with custom AIR coND. Screened
table space: fenced yard; oti-street
parking. schools near; S19.950
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
NEAR ST. BERNADETTE's-Ciear
4-bedrm, brick Cape Cod on level
shady lot (2 bedrms. on each n }
Liv. rm,, din. nm, kit. and side
screened porch. garage, lot oil
charm and comfort for only SIS.
$50. win FLA S1.700 down. Cal
yuu;wss i4S22; " evf fIiirN WI ri S-4244
Mr.. MANOR CLUB-Attractive Z.
bedrm. rambler, on acres: price
4iI;5OO. Immediate possession
OLNEY, MD.-Rambler, situated on
ia acres; only S16,950: 1st floor,
liv; nm, hedrms., BATH and kit j.;
finished nm. d. apt onA in .l 6smt With bed
&C. heat lge. shade trees. Call
Mr.. Powell, WA. 4-4736. SLIGO
REALTY CO.
ONLY $500 DIN on this SPARKLING
WILL FIT YOUR NEEDS"
: bedrms., 2 fun baths, lge. cor
lot walking dist. to bus and
schools.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
PARKWOOD BETHESDA - $500
On. plus settlement costs buys
nice brick. 2-bedrm. rambler with
full bSmt... din. rm., dishwasher,
disposal; deep. level lot, fenced
! Sl4,950. SAMUEL z BOGLEY OF
MD. INC, OIL. 6-7s0O til o.
POTENTIAL INCOME = Immense
4-bedrm. and den. Capt Cod. 3
| baths, rec, rm., mr.. washington
San, apartment zoned. easily con-
| verted to 3 apis. A. J. KES-
| SINGER & CO. JU. 9-4544.
POTOMAC AREA-Priced at S2a.-
800. A new brick WILLIAMSBURG
colonial home with q separate din
ing room, flrSt floor powder room
2 bedrooms and baths on Cd
floor; picture window overlooking
beautifully wooded area from a
ground level recreation room. Call
WO $4,000 till q. EDW. H. JONES
a. CO.. INC. $500 Conn. ave.
ROCK CREEK HILLS, luxury home
on half-acre setting Custom
built rambler with center hall, 3
bedrms., family room, ga baths,
formal liV Fm and din nm ALL