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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
UNA SITUACION
INTOLERABLE

QEerida Amaranta: Me case
hace un ano y voy a tener un
hijo. Guerra a mi marido con
tOda mi alma a pesar de que
SUI vida era la de un hombre
malo. Y0 lie hice estar traba.
JadOr y hOnrado. Nj La fami-
liza 10 prOcuraba. Pero ahora
lie guSta beber mucho, y 81 lie
digo algO me maltrata. No res.
peta que 20 este embarazada.
va en- dos OcasIOnes ha reco-
gidO Su r0pa con intenci6n
de marcharse de casa. YO
ereo que cuando un esposo
quiere a Su esposa no la ira.
ia de esta manera. No tengo
padres nj parientes. Ademas
hay otras muchas razOnes por
los que me hace la vida i'm.
possible. En- fin, no 10 puedo
sguantar mas. Hace va tres
amos que vivo en- este pals y
sc ingIes y como defenderme.
1Cree listed que tengo razon
o que la tiene mi esposO?
Carol
81 las cosas son somo listed
las r~elata, puede estar segura
que tiene sobra de razon. Lo
que me extrana es que listed,
que habla ingles y lleva va
tres amos en- los Estados Uni
dos, haya tolerado a csc hon.
bre que la trate en- la forma
que listed cuenta. Tn dia,
cdando menos Sc 10 espere,
delante a ser possible de otra
persona, digale muy fra y
tranquilamente: "He pensado
esta noche en- nuestra situa-
cion, me he aconsejado de va
rias personals y quiero adVer-
tlrte que la primera vez que
me pongas la mano encima,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Bodos de MuseIino

Celebraron en- ell dia de aver
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas
de Muselina, tres amos de ven
turosa union matrimonial, ell Sc
nor Luis Perruc y sonora, Gisel
da de Perruc, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noan,crieana.
Vayan para ellos, aunque al
go tarde, nuestras calurosas fe.
distinguida dana eubana sonora
nestar,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Bodas de Alsodon

Aver lunes celebraron la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Ago
don, segundo aniyersario matri-
monial, ell senior Roberto CAST.
lilo y sonora, Clara Barroso de
Castillo, miembros estimados de
nusstra colonia Guiana.
Nos es grato enviarles nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones y de-
seos de que disfruten de mu-
chos amos mas de dicha conyu-
gal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

te denunciare a la policia." 81
despues de estas palabras, Ell
hace alderman de pegarle, sal
ga corriendo (ya habra listed
dejado la puerta alberta y Sc
habra situado cerca de ella)
y vaya a la proxima estacion
de policia cuya direction de-
be averiguar p~reviamente. Ex-
plique SUI case sin miedo y la
protejeran. Tan pronto como
Ell yea que no esta dispuesta
a tolerar SUI incalificable con-
Quota puede que Sc venga a
razones. 81 fuera asi, espere
a que nazca SUI hizo, y dele u.s.
ted una nueva oportunidad de
corregirse, pero mostrandose
otra mujer mucho mas firme
y decidida. 81 vez que no pue-
de lograr NADIA, aband6nelo y
dIv6rciese. Por grandes que
sean las dificultades que lie
esperan, TODD es preferible a
llevar una vida miserable al
lado de un hombre lividinoso,
borracho y capaz de pegar
SIN ton 81 son a una mujer
que lleva en- ,sus entranas a SUI
propio hijo. 81 nega este ca
so vaya a yer a un abogado de
su confianza y pidale SUI OPT
MON. va es bora de que las
INJURIES hispanas Sc den cuen-
ia de que son seres humanos,
con identicos derechos que los
hombres. No tolere listed nj
un instante mas esa situacion.
Y hasta es possible que su ma
rido, con ser tan violento y
odioso, al verla firme, Sc tor
ne en- una persona razonable.
TRAGEDIAS
Querida Amaranta: Mi es.
pOsa y 20 siempre estamos dis
sustados cosa inevitable en-
un matrimonio joven como
nosotros. Los dos nos quere.
mos mucho y 20 creo que ella
ME quiere mas a mi. Yo la
adore. Hace una semana 20 fui
segln ella, indiferente y cuan.
do llegue de TRAFALGAR me en-.
contre una carta de ella di.
ciendome que con ell eOraz6n
partido Sc iba con SUI mama
Despues nos hemos contenta-
do y nos vemos todos los dias,
pere ella sigue viviendo con
SUI madre. Yo lie die que vol.
viera a mi casa y me contes-
to que no podia porque SUI
mama no quiere y que era
mejof vernos todos los dias
sin que ella Sc enterase, para
no hacerla sufrir. Me dice que
para no d~jsgustar a su mama
seguira con ella pero que nos
veremos todos los dias e ire.
mos al cine y a bailar juntos.
Pero 70 no me confOrmo con
(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

Con una allegro fiesta 'fue.
ron celebrates los siete amos
de edad de la graciosa nina
Joan Dareth Herrera en- tar.
des pasadas, quien Sc vic 70.
deada csc dia de sus amigui.
tos que acudieron- a felicitar.
la y a gozar juntO a ella de
los ratios deliciOsos de tan di.
chose evento.
lie enviamOs nuestras carl.
fosas felicitacioneS que. ha-
cemOs tambien extensivas a
su amantfsima mama, sonora
Cesarina Herrera, y lie desea.
mos muchOs amos mas de exis.
tencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

HIGADO SALTEADO

HIGADO SALTEADO
2 tazas de higado de polio
l cebo1la
/ cucharada de sal
l taxa de aqua
3 lonjas de tocineta frita
l cucharadita de jugo de IL
mon
l cucharadita de salsa Wort
cestershire
IL taxa de mayonesa.
Hierva Ell higado junto con
la cebolla y muela en- la maqui-
ma. Ahada la tocineta partida,
ell jugo y las salsas y mezcle
bien, ....
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
De Bosotd

De Bosotd
Procedente de Bogota, Co.
lombia, lego a Miami en- dias
pasadus ell DR.. Enrique Zalamea
Lleias a quien nos complace
saludar cordialmente Y desear-
lie una permanencia muy pla-
centera entire nosotros.
CumpIeonos
En- ell dia de aver celebro un
nuevo a%niversario de su allegro
exlstencia la graciosa nina Eli.
zabeth Rosalin Gomez, encanto
del hogan tornado por la gentiI
pareja, senior Roberto Gomez y
Senora, Vitalia de Gomez.
La felicitamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos largos amos mas
de vida, plenos de dichas y bic.
nesta"es.
(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
{ A s P A

Para limpiar la caspa y calmar la
picaZ6n, lave su cabeza y la de u
nifos con la pomada-champu Piojina.
Picazones en- la cabeza y ell cuerpo.
erupciOnes leves en- la piel, amp0llas
y rajaduras en- los pies. Piojina las
alivia. D%estruye parasites en- la
cabeZa y parties vell0sas. Compre
PIOJINA en- las boticas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
oeho Amos

Celebro en- Ell dia de aver sus
ocho amos de edad ell simpatico
nino Pedro Manuel Lopez, hijo
del senior Jose M. Lopez y seno-
RI. Luisa de Lopez, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia
residente en-
Miami.
Aunque algo tarde, lie envia-
mos nuestras mas caras felicita-
clones que tambien hacemos ex-
tenslvas a sus amantisimos pa
dres, y lie deseamos una prolon-
gada y prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
cumpIeohos


Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaclones para ell apreciado ca
ballero, senior Manuel Ramon Co.
Ion, con motive de la grata ce-
lebraci6n de I'm nuevo aniver-
sario de SUI natalicio en- ell dia
de aver.
Nos es grato envfar un cor
dial ssludo a la estimada dana
sonora Edith Marie de Christ
mas, esposa del senior Howard
w. Christmas, con motive de la
grata celebration de SUI cumplea
nos en- Ell dia de aver.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Aniversorio Matrimonial

Nos complace enviar nuestras
felicitaciones muy ~especiales a
la gentil pareja formadas por ell
senior JESUS Rivero y sonora,
Rosa de Rivero, con motive de
la grata celebration de un nue.
vo aniversario de bodas en- ell dia
de aver y aprovechamos la oca-
sion para desearle largos y VEN
turoscs amos mas de dicha con-
yugal.
Aniversorio de Bodos
En- ell dia de aver eelebraron
la grata OCCASION de un nuevo
aniversario de bodas ell senior
Mario Del Castillo sonora,
Elena de Del Castillo, gentil' pa
reja Guiana que fila SUI residen-
cha entire nosotros.
Van para ellos n~uestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y votos por-
que disfruten de largos y ventu-
rosos amos mas de dicha conyu-
gal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

lie entretenimiento lie trae un men,aj
ras que delstrearin su fortuna. Diehos
~ Acuano, de Eneto % a Feb. 2
~ Aries, de Mario II sAbr. z
~ Cemini,, de Mayo FL a Jun. 2
q J Leo, de Julio "a Ago. =
~ Libra, de Sepbre. "a Oet. ,
~ Sssitano, de Nov. 23 a DIRE 2
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
DIEGO FERNANDEZ ESPIROl
sentimental
por Amaranta

Diruanse las consultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box $3.50,
International Airport, Miami 4S, Fla. Rogamos . los Iectores o
lectoras ape firmen sus eartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
cumpleonos

Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy espe-
cial a la estimada dana espano-
la, sonora doha Zoila Leiya de
Lopez, esposa del senior Ramon
Lopez, con motive de la grata
celebration de I'm nuevo aniver-
sario de- SUI natalicio en- ell dia
de hov y aprovechamos la oca-
sion para desearle que disfrute
de muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
DEL HOGAR-po Victoria Akeiandro
El poema at 10y
OF R { N D A

Despojo de las rudas tempestades
que ell alma azotan como ell mar %profundo'
errante voy atravesando ell mundo
al fulgor de ~siniestra claridades.
Ell espiritu soy de otras edades
germen de gloria de pesar fecundo,
ell poeta infeliz, ell vagabundo
rimador de las hondas soledadeS.
Apostol de 10 bello, v~isionario,
trepo altivo y estoico en- mi locura
ell aspera pendiente del c~alvario,
y pidiendo al dolor la Ultima nota,
adore reverente la hermoSura
arrojando a suS pies mi Ira rota.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

Fair winners, Edward Chappell the
researcher II snakes, and Anne
Cal Coleman and Sherry Ovcrton
who teamed On the work about
teeth
Extent Of the excursion into Scien-
tific endeavors by the youngsters is
shown by the subject fields of other
winners. Second place went to Ear
lcne Clabo fur her display on con
seryatlon- Parker Terry and Dudley
Sydnor teamed together on a mis-
sic study judged runner up, as
Vas the Joint project Of g. j. Stay
ton and g w Lewis on kinds and
uses Of electricity.
The i4ai,ral nquisi;iveness of
children concerning the giant, UNI
folding world about them makes the
teaching Of science at this level
easy MIS-. Goode relates
Teaching Easy
Turning their native instinct Of
curiosity into puposeful study and
learning can be achieved readily. !"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

OF forestry, including timber man.
| agement and harvesting, fire pre-
vention and suppression, game man
agement, tree planting, tree identi-
fication. surveying and other allied
subjects.
In addition to the instruction
which IS carried out in the forest
areas around the camp, the boys
VIII participate HI varied pro-
gram Of athletics. swimming. fish
ing and campfire entertainment
during their stay.
A tour through the Mead Cor
poration paper mill in Lynchburg.
to see the interesting process Of
paper being made, will be fea
ture Of the camp again this year
This will be the 14th year that the
camp has been held.
1t is sponsored by the Southern
Pulpwood Conservation Association,
financed by seven of the pulp and
paper companies of Virginia. and
administered by the Virginia Di
vision Of Forestry.
Graduate foresters from the Spon
snrlng industries and the Division
make up the bulk Of the staff Of in
structOrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

flower that seemed able to bloom
"a profusion under this condition.
continued the speaker.
Soldiers noticed the poppy d it
grew in the raw earth of the battle
cemeteries providing the only floral
tribute fer the war dead A soldier
poet wrote about ii:
III Flanders Fields the peoples
blow
Between II e crosses, row on
row
The perfect little poem winged
its way around the world bringing
the vision Of the poppy as the
flower Of the war dead to the Eng
llsh speaking people everywhere
First. memorial poppies We're
worn in tins country at the time of
the Armistice. and again the fol
loving spring when returning troops
marched in victory parades Among
the first official actions Of the
newly formed American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary was
adoption Of the poppy as the me-
mortal flower, said Mis-. Neon
nell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

the teacher says. In the unit we
have covered such subjects AZ the
universe, the earth, air, sounds
electricity. machines and animal
life The children are Interested In
tltem all.
A considerable portion Of the
work was in the nature Of indepep-
dent research and free-time read
ing Creating a desire in the pupils
to go beyond the confines Of course
work on their own endeavors is part
of the science year Mrs. Goode
says.
An inspection Of the neatly drawn
and displayed charts, exhibits and
research probe verifies the
teacher S remarks Snake varieties,
habits skins and bones are pretty
far removed from hOpscotch. and
research into the parts. care and
temporary and permanent varieties
Of teeth IS not very closely con
nected with jacks and a bouncing
ball.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
Curiosity Instincts Disciplined
Young Scientists ShoU Skill At Fair

Taking q snake down tc its skull
ribs and yeitebra could be consid-
cred pretty dedicated interest in
science.
Ard, collecting and classifying
teeth. including those Of sharks
COWS ana squirrels. might be con
sidcred proof that embryo b.olo-
gists exist even in elementary
school.
That is exactly what Farmville
fourth graders. Who some critics If
education would have Us believe
never get bayoad hopscotch and
JACKS. have done for thcm Science
Fair.
The FAR. a display of exhibits.
research reports and texts, CON
Guided the yeas study ii science
b. the Fourth grade classroom ii
MIS- Joseph Goode.
Winners Work
There We're many more exhibits
than those Of snakes and teeth, but
these were the work of the three
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
Antics Around Anderson>lle
Celebrations Make 1t Nice For -Four
Who Plunge ahead IN Race TO Get Older

N staying with the Christians and
Lennle Seay, Is With the Seays
Week end guests in the Seay home
were Miss Anne Lowery and Earl
Seay.
Mrs. John Dorrier spent the week
end at her home here. Jimmie
Forbes and John Dorrier came for
the day Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch Forbes.
their daughter. Nan. and Jimmie
Forbes called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Self. Sunday afternoon.
Joan Carol Repass spent Wednes-
day night with Nan Forbes.
Mrs j. c. Morgan and Mrs. Cora
Dnnkum called in the Meade AID
erson and julius Coleman homes,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lula Flood and Jane Flood
had Sunday dinner with the Lewis
N"NPans Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Flood called in the afternoon Other
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

The memorial poppy is a crepe
paper replica Of the wild European
POPPY which somehow survived and
doomed amid tie devastation Of the
World War | battle front in France
and Belgium MIS- Mcconnell ex-
planned. ~As the entrenched battle
front " that war remained in the
same locality for months ID years,
the ground was churned Y shells
and nearly ali vegetation blasted
avav The poppy vas the only
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

aven d shower Of confetti, arranged
Dy her nieces. Susan and N I
Forbes. The resolution to skip fu
ture birthdays which was forming
in the back Of Miss Forbes head
was swept out with the confetti
A l3candlc cake ushered Eliza
beth Ann Parker into the exciting
world Of the teenager.
julius Coleman birthday va
marked By a family dinner party
The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Branch Rosen. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Meade Anderson and Jimmie And
ers0n
A Dream Come True
A dream came true for Mike
NIfong when, On his tenth birthday
his parents took him on a fishing
trip to the Big Plney River in Am
herst county The fish weren't par
ricularly cooperative but nobody IN
his right mind lets the success Of
trip depend on the Whim of a
fish
MIS- J Q Morgan spent several
days Of last week in Richmond with
her sister. Mrs r L. Spencer. and
with the Curtis Hollomans at Sparta
Mr and Mrs. John L. Parker
have gone to Deland Fla, to see
their son. Sonny Parker. graduate
from Stetson University In their
absence Elizabeth Ann Parker is
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson
The First Visit
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Morgan
brought their small daughter, Mary
Annette, on her first visit to her
paternal grandparents. Mr.. n
Mrs, Ernest Morgan. for the week
end. The maternal grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Henry Glenn. joined
the Morgans for Sunday dinner. AT
ternoon callers were the R. H
Flood and Lewis Morgan families
Miss Mary Noble Morgan spent
I Thursday and Friday at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis visit
ed the O. j. Thompsons, Sunday
afternoon
| Mrs Eugene Flood and 10 h /
Flood spent Monday in Farmville
with Mrs. John Walden.
MI. and Mrs, Louis Poats anc
| their children. judy and Gene
/ We're in the community Sunday
They we're dinner guests Of Mr.
\ and Mrs.. Fred Flood and visitec
in the Lewis Morgan home in the
/ afternoon.
\ With John Brooks to take over the
\ hotel and to do substitute teaching
for Mrs. Anderson at Sunday Schoo
The j. Meade Anderson family went
to Baltimore for the week end tt
visit MI and Mrs Marshall Cos
nell
w. B. Anderson is under treat
ment at the Southside Community
Hospital. He hopes to be released
within the next few days.
Junior Duty continues i'll at Nc
CURE Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Duty and Miss Marie Duty make
frequent trips to Richmond to SET
| him
Mrs. Hattie Morgan and Dorothy
Lee Dunn visited Mrs. c. j. Spenc
ct. Sunday.
Visits In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Rice Seay and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Christian spent Sun
day in Richmond with their Chill
dren. Each family brought grand
son home for a visit. Lonme Sea.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
District Poppy Chairman Speaks At
Cumberland Legion Auxiliary Meeting

How the poppy become tie me-
mortal flower for Americas war
dead waS described rs aIrs Naaev
Mcconnell. fourth district p9epy
chairman of the American LesIor
Auxiliary. as the Cumberland ualr
prepared for the annual observance
of Poppy Day. MAY .. SHE de-
scrlbed how the little red fo&els
have been Worn for 70 years IL
honor Of those who gave their
lives in the nation defense.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
Antics Around Anderson>ille

EVERYBODY i getting older but
some are arriving sooner tn q n
others. Ahead IN the race in this
community are Miss Beth Forbes
Elizabeth Am Parker, Julius Cole
man and Mike Nifong. al Of whom
celebrated birthdays last week.
When Mss Forbes came home
from school Friday afternoon she
walked into surprise party com
plete with refreshments. gifts. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

callers during the week were Mrs.
=. j Throckmorton and Mrs. Dave
Morgan.
Mrs. r. NJ Morgan went to Fair
fax Tuesday for an overnight visit
with Miss Rita Morgan.
Nh. and Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Morgan. Jr. Juan
Anderson and John Brooks were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. julius Coleman Afternoon
callers we're Mr. and Mrs Irby
Saunders and Miss Mary Saunders,
OF Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
Two Cumberland Bows
Win Camping Trips

Two Cumberland county boys
have been awarded scholarships to
Holiday Lake Boys Forestry Camp.
This announcement was made today
BY H. Ray Hendricks. forester With
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Com
pany. one Of seven paper Companies
financing the project
The boys chosen are Steve San
derson, Of Cartersville, and Ernest
Ford. of Cumberland
The camp will be held at Holiday
Lake. located on the Buckingham
Appomattox State Forest, for one
week, starting June %.
During the week at camp the boys
will be instructed in many phases
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

The man who attempts something
unusual is generally laughed at if
he fails, and hailed as great guy
if he succeeds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

Don't worry TOO much about your
boy or girl just be sure their
parents set them an example worth
following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$4,000
Full Basement
Brick Rambler

$500 down, FLA, on this
very attractive home In an
area Of higher-priced homes.
Nice living room with fire.
place, roomy kitchen-dining
area. 2 nice bedrooms on the
LIST floor, full outside-en-
trance basement, finished
recreation room. separate
utility storage room; per-
manent stairs to the storage
attic The home Is situated
on q large lot with flowers
and tall shade trees; rear
yard completely fenced. and
home is equipped with self
storing storm windows and
doors. Call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$26,500
One Acre
Yacht Haven

Privilege Of joining the
Mount Vernon Yacht Club
with boating and swimming
facilities IN walking dis
lance. Living room with
fireplace, separate dining
room, large modern kitch-
en-, paneled den, 2 bedrooms
and 2 full baths. 1 bath
room. Call so. 5-6790.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$21,950
Split-Level
CheStwood Park

A home with features you'd
expect to And In a higher
price range. Entrance foyer,
archway between dining
room and living room with
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ia
baths. kitchen with disposal;
French doors lead to q 15x20
patio on the H-acre lot:
tull basement with reerea-
ton room and outside en-
trance, side entrance from
the garage. The storage attic
is fioored; 600 fire alarm,
wall to wall carpet, fire.
place set, 2 air conditioners.
q power mower and barbecue
grill. The back yard has q
dollhouse and Is fenced. Call
FL. 4-s600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$18,95O
Doctor-Dentist
BY Commercial

Available for immediate pos
session is this brick rambler
next TO a large commercial
tract in Springfield. Living
room. separate dining room.
kitchen with eating space,
disposal and dishwasher; 3
bedrooms. IL baths. full
basement with outside en-
trance. Home is on a nicely
handicapped A-acre lot. Call
FL. 4-S600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$34,950
New Rambler
Arlingwood

A charming home Of used
brick situated on an at
tractiVe lot with view Of
trees. trees, trees. Spacious
dining area and living room
with fireplace, entrance
foyer. 19-ft, kitchen with
disposal and dishwasher and
breakfast nook. 4 bedrooms
lmaster bedroom 20x15J, 3
fun baths, walk-out base
ment with picture windows
to rear yard. 33-ft. paneled
recreation room with brick
wall and fireplace. and built
In bar. and q carport. Call
IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AAA CONDITION--SS00 down pay
ment on this spacious, 3-bedrm.,
full bsmt,, rambler. up-to-date
equipped kitchen: beautiful fenced
yard. Children will be within walk
ing distance from school. bus and
swimming pool. Priced at. $4,000,
with Just one FLA trusti Call TO-
day for appointment, LuRIA
BROS, REALTORS, ia. 7-S500,
0 till q.
A COUPLES DREAM Of q home,
large enough to house the large
family they want to have can come
true now. FOUR bedrooms on one
level, large equipped kitchen, big
living room with interesting fire-
place. sep. dining room, rec. room
space In full basement, on q wood
ed corner in Forestviile, 22 min
utes from washington, % minutes
from the Pentagon and only 12
minutes from the new GA site:
only S23,950. HOLLEY REALTY,
$500 Lee hwy, KE. $3.50.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$29,950
5 Bedrooms
1-Year-Old Brick

custom-built 4-level SPLIT on
a level A-aere lot: 3 tiled
baths, separate dining room,
kitchen with disposal and
dishwasher. full basement,
GAIT. recreation room with
fireplaee, CAMERON or shop
room. Home includes cypress
paneling. telephone Jacks
and intercOm system. Call
CIR. 3-4660.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
$18,950
Brick Rambler
Air Conditioned

A 3-bedroom home on q
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot
with trees, living room with
fireplace, up-to-date kitch-
en- with disposal. convenient
10 buses. schools and shop
ping. Call so. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

HOUSES BY HUGHES. 500 per mo.
should handle all. Just over D. G.
line in Mt. Rainier. area--Cozy g.
room bungalow with full bsnt.; 8
blks. to st. James School; / bus
fare downtown, Large shopping
area nearby. $3.50 down. Price
SI0,959. W. r. HUGHES CO.,