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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
ARLINGTON

S-unit apt plus . unfinished apis.
IN good rental area. will give over
$1,000 annual gross; only $4,000
down. priced at 8 times gross, with
fun. incl: call WHITLEY REAL
" CO. IA. 5-32OO.
ATTENTION. NVESTORS-If you
are interested in 40. SO, 100, 900
or 1000 acres Of ground. Also
have ground for gasoline stations.
Please call Mr.. Levin or Mr.. s
Flgelman, SUBURBAN PROP
Mgt., 10. $500
La PLATA-a30 gently rolling
acres. secluded house, cottage,
huge Linda City project: 3 miles
La Plata Less than $500 an acre.
Many new hSttnsS Route 301,
La Plata. c. LOUISE COX, MUDD
REALTORS, West 4-S4f4
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Ebb Tide Beach

Take a ride and see Ebb Tide"
Lots 75X150, 1895 UP. your terms.
450-foot fishing pier. boat ramp.
fresh and salt water fishing: CEN
trail water system; pure white
sand beach overlooking the beau
on Shirley highway to Fredericks-
burg, turn left on Rte. 3 one mile
south of Oak Grove, Va, or via
Potomac River Bridge to Rte 5 to
Oak Grove. Follow signs. TOM
PEARSON, jr. and JOHNNIE
JOHNSON. Agents, Box 4. Mont
ross. Virginia. Phone Capitol 4.
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LLON LANO w.
,JE. 4-4040

JE. 4-4040
LEESBURG-l2 miles NV, 100
acres. 10-rm. hse., Ia baths,
barn, pond, sacrifice: Sos,5OO:
sub. cash. H: Z. BRUCE, PL. O.
231s: Herndon 1928.
rms. and bath with g
acres, pasture, garden, ; mi. north
of Rockville. SIPS. EN-. 3-54O7.
= 81 acres, prominent
corner. on . key roads: long
frontage: near town, right IN path
OF development: large. shaded,
pleasant farm home with modern
plumbing, tobacco barns, poultry
house. garage and outbuildings:
can be purchased with or without
buildings: good terms at low in
vestment price. Many other farm
and investment properties, at my
new location. on Route 3Ol in
La Plata. Nd. c. LOUISE cox,
MUDD REALTORS. West 4-S464
$40 On. $40 MO. buys for Sl,4OO,
ga a.; good we'll; outbldgs. :
stream; power. phi. lines; 156 yds.
on primary I'd; bus line: 20 mi,
3 Of D. G.; MRS. GLASCO: Dial
FL. 4-2634.
a ACRE FARM-in "Cumberland
Valley" WASHINGTON County, Nd,
% acres Of which is apple orchard,
5000 bus capacity. ready for har-
vesting Spring water. SEE DIS
PLAY AID SATURDAY, JULY 18th
kRETsINGER REALTY, LA. 8.
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Gordon Realty
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX; 9,00O-SQ. FIT. BLDG, NEW!
OfhceS, showrm., storage, light mfg.
On Duke St, quick route to Wash.
by Shirley hwy; pvt. parking,
loading dock.
GENE STEIN XII. 1854
BETHESDA-4,70O So. IT. in new
warehouse-type bldg, Aft. CELL
ing, overhead door. parking. Will
lease whole or part. E. NJ. FRY
CO., OIL. 6-73S3.
WAREHOUSE, S,O00-sq. 1T, zoned
industrial. for manufacturing nice
office, toilet, well lighted and heat
ed, gas tank, parking Montgom-
cry County, Nd, HA 7-7212.
10000 TT. OF WAREHOUSE
Ground floor. Loading platform.
Parking. Additional 1000 #. Of
air copd. office. Mr.. MANDELL or
Mr.. YOUNG. FE. 3-71Gl.
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Wild Goose Call
IL WOODLAND ACRES
S16,850
Just 30 minutes from D C. near
brick home. in the true American
tradition Fireplace in l9-fT. liV-
Ing IN. separate dining I'm. huge
sUn-1athed kitchen With breakfast
bar two dou5le bedrmS. and tiled
bath cOEnStsfrS- You finish
more tremendous bedrus- upstairs
a. small extra cost full base
Esnt With garden entrance: brand
rev and Just waiting for YOU.
TRI-COUNTY
REALTY. INC
s5S Lee Hwy Fairfax CIR $4,000
sIS4Oo-3 be6rns-. ~ baths.
built-tn Earage: de luxe brick
Seri1ef: excel All. location. .
hIks. 70 shopping. theaters. hank.
On : bus lines. only 5 yrs old
INkLE PROPERTIES. Realtors.
SEQ On. PAYNENT VII buy this
olcer type 4-bedrn- home IN good
condition situated On iz-acre lot
near Annardale: PHA appraised
ann priced At only Sl1-950: va
can't fast occupancy. ARFAX
REALTY. INC IL 1890.
$500 so. FT. OF encl. living area
= offered IN this charming 3-year-
young gplif-level IN lovely reSiden-
t1al area OF Mt Vernon blvd IA
eedrms- taR 2tz baths,
formal din I'm. dream kit. with
table space; beaut- finished rec
m eaTport- Tccay's best buy 81
TIE DARBY CO. Exclusive AGENT.
IA 5-9393 Once open Q It'll 2.
. BEDRMS.. BATHS-A charm
ing rambler in most cow. North
Arangton o-stiou fun bsmt ;
price hCI Jus: been reduced 10 10
SiS-75O. For . Eood home priced
riEht- see this OUTSTANDING Offer
Dial "A $1,000, BETTER HOMES
BEATTY. NC. REALTORS.
So N YOCR family Wen, Ne have
Just the home for you oGaint
EnElish eott7Ee with FIVE BED
ROOMS. TWO BATHS. DIN. CAR
FORT AND BASEMENT. Estate
Ike setting With extra lot fol
cnly $35.500. Excluding extra loi
only Se1.225. You must see this
enc NJ ? BROYHILI 4 SONS
CORP REALTORS 1910 Lee
hiEhWay. oDen 2 TIL 9. ia 4-13OO
, MINUTES CHAIN BRIDGE =
Ideally situated IN COUNTRY
CLUB HILLS AREA Immaculate
sl-h-iek Colonial With terrific
level fenced yard: : real bedrns
and all-tile hath on - floor: Gems
ter entrance. lsrEe living I'm with
fireplace. SEPARATE DINING
RM- all-eiectric kitchen. iz-bath.
plus large screened side porch
OpenirE OF kitchen and dining
IN CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
EGi Priced IN l0W 90s-hurryl
Gail METZIER Realtors. IA,
5-s515- AfterI6 Dn- ia 5-5035.
SI6-9s0 is the fun price for this
rhaFrin- ramhle- set on beaItf-
ful lot Clcse-in n. Arl. location.
y blkS- 70 wash. blvd tranSp
. bedrmS.. formal din IN. scr
porch full g-ould-leyel bSnt With
rec m. built-in gsraEe In i'm
macuiate cond- FFA terms For
further details call TIE DARBY
CO. Exclusive AGENTS. IA 5-q393
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BUY FILA

II you like q contemporary cali
fornia style" this Is q beauty. 3
bedrooms, dining room. nice kiteh-
en-, earport, recreation room, bar,
2 refrigeratorS. full basement, Ice,
lot. Close 10 everything also tive
main highways for fast travel; ~
see call, JE, 2.2620. JOSEPH w
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors. lis w
Broad street, Fails Church, VIZ
ginia,
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

yAY TWEME. FANNY MAN nsedin'
mere apacef want aometning brand
~ 4 bedrns. on q beant biz
lot ara ret far cut, this Il ter
riec fer $500 IN. Seo.Soo price.
SspL ein- rm. hit yfeatinl spece.
bdmt. yery attrac home, See this
e 60 isi ssriIrY. nc. VIZ -
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LURIA BROS.
RETIREMENT HOMES

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
NORTH OF ROUTE Il. IL niles
ouf-Rs-o6elsd cd ho-e- eeau-
tiful setting. trees ShrU1S- PIC
ture w1ntoEk pad IS aeres-
open LaTwe kitchER- dining and
living roo-A oedroozS and
bath. . large ctn1eE block s1ii1-
inEx and harn. $4,000
SOUTH OP ROUTE 5-Close-tn q
"a acres valuable land With pond
A11racl1VelY arTaEEe1 tlter1or
kitchen. dining Fuo-- living roo-.
cen OF lEhrary. 3 eeGrOo-s and
bath. nike lawn. trees shrubs.
large hriek hsr1eeue- Sl7- 800.
Ash for Mr.. Similar
PATES-MASSEY
INSURANCE AND RLTY- RLTRS.
"a Law EIcE-. RTe6e-lcES6IrE- Va
EERpW S-fL1h
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FARMS

Double Barrelled Deal
observation-disclosures chance to buy q
nearly S00-acre cattle ranch with
costing over $4,000 with a color
full Va. 10-mi. view. The value Of
the land and the oppor. to capt.
talize on this marvellous investment
should be investigated immed. This
will go quickly. Ample barn. ten
ant houses, pasture and farm land
and the most unusual subdividing
site TO be avail. in years. The price
is $4,000. Shown by appoint
ment oniy
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by Far the Finest
General Parker Shores"

COLONIAL BEACH, VA. - Corner
house, 18th and Myers ave-: furn.
or unfurn.: 5 rooms and bath,
screened porches; reasonable.
Open for inspection sat. and Sun.
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LAKE RARCROFT

Split-level. white brick-4 hedrms q.
owner trnnsferring. 81 WaterWay
drive. CT, 6-l025.
LANGLEY : CHARMING, c1stOn-
built rambler on acre: center hall
beamed ceiling opening onto bal
rec. I'm. with nrepl-. screened
porch: dbl. carport; S31 600.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL. Ascent
JE. 3-0l73.
LARGE-FAMILY SPECIAL = An
for the family needing Space Al
low cost, This brick Cane Cod
offers 4 bedrms.. . baths and fun
basement: located just q Lee
hwy, within walking distance 81
shopping. schools and trRnEporta-
ton almost at the door. Price.
$4,000. with FLA financing avail
able. Wait no longer-chl IA
5-6s0O. SHANNON & LUCHs,
REALTORS. 2055 Wilson blvd
LTNCOLNIA HTLLS-Thix l. a close
in area of Shirley highway. neE
three-bedroom brick Colonial
home, powder room On first Hoor,
separate dining room with side
screened porch, Grand piano size
living room with fireplace. base
ment. selling below FHA appraisal
for SCI $50. Immediate Possession
n. 7, BROYHIIL q SONS CORP
REALTORS. 1910 Lee highway,
open 9 till 9, IA. 1880.
LIVE OUTDOORS, NDOORs-Ar.
hngton's highest elevation; large
trees. beautiful lawn. Sparklinr
white Cape Cod with > large an1
immense bedrooms. separate din
inR ROOM foyer entrance. huEs
screened porch. finished fAmily
room with indoor barbecue. built
N garage. The best Of terms:
sAf1 fTH a noNTT1T Ieei pFa Hz61
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S26.0OO-NeW brk- ram
bier. 3 bedrms., 3 baths, . ire
places: rec. I'm and Earage q
bsmt.; COW. loo. WALLS REALTY.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

| to Virginia sportsmen and friends Of
Wildlfe in the November issue Of
the states Virginia Wildlite maya
zine now being received by sub
scrl5ers.
Drainage Of the duck prairie
marsh nesting grounds coupled with
bad weather in the nesting area re
portedly prevented many thousands
Of waterfowl from successfully
bringing off young this year. The
governor. disturbed by these re-
ports and concerned that "a great
natural legacy may be "disap-
pearing from the American scene.
said in part
II ask all Virginians who love the
great out-of-doors and thrill to the
sight and sound Of waterfowl over
our bays and marshes to Join with
me in a personal movement to buy
duck stamps and buy them until il
hurts"
The point to remember the
governor emphasized. is that all
monies collected from the sale of
duck stamps will be used to pur-
chase land for badly needed water
fowl breeding. resting and feeding
areas
Governor Almond also suggested
that duck hunters refrain from
shooting canvasbacks, redheads and
ruddy ducks this season because
these species had extremely poor
reproductive success this summer
and are returning to wintering
grounds in critically low numbers.
The Virginia governor duck
stamp purchase campaign was APP
parently first made public at the
Southern Governors Conference at
Asheville, N. c.. in mid October.
Governor j. Willard Tawes revealed
his intent to carry the drive for
ward in Maryland in an address be-
fore 426 members of the Southeas-
tern Association of Game and Fish
Commissioners in Baltimore - DC
tober 26. Commented Assistant ST C.
rotary of the Interior Ross L. Left |
Ter at the Baltimore meeting, 1.-The
action taken by these two governors
is sure to pay dividends if followed
across the nation
Some 20,765 migratory bird hunt
ing stamps tduck stamps were
sold in Virginia last season out of
total of 2.l65.562 sold nationwide.
Obtainable at post offices for 50,
duck stamps are required to hunt
ducks, brant and geese.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

lner found running room around
right end and cut back behind a
Gordon Of blockers for 81 yards and
the Academys second score Of the
first period
In the early minutes Of the second
period. Cumberland punt deep in
Duke territory carried out only to
the Academy %. On the second
play Of the return series. Gilmer
again broke loose for a touchdown
to give the Wolverines a 1910 lead.
Coach Bob Gilmer then called in
the reserves against the game, but
out-manned Dukes and used them
through the remainder Of the con
test except fol- a brief period after
the half
Minutes after the second half
Kickoff, Schmidt using another fine
burst Of speed duplicated his first
score. this time racing wide on a
l2yard scurry into the end zone.
Gilmer's 28-yard run to the Duke
8 in the third period set up the
final Wolverine touchdown Substi-
tute Halfback Larry Green ran
across for the SIX pointer.
Dukes Score
For the balance Of the game, the
visiting Dukes demonstrated a
promising determination even with
q 800 score .and moved the ball
well with signal caller Bob Martin
giving slick performance Of IT
quarterback sliding behind the line.
His rotation of passes. handoffs
and epers produced a Duke
march, cliinaxed when Halfback
Buck Ogle raced around end from
eight yards out to score. Halfback
Lonnie Johnson ran across for the
extra point conversion.
It was the Academy elevens final
home game Of the campaign. They
wind up play tonight Friday
against Bluestone Highs Barons at
Chase City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Morning Coffee
Opens H-sC Dads
Day Saturday

The Parents and Friends Associa
ton Of Hampden-Sydney College will
stage its third annual Dads Day
program. Saturday.
The program will open at 10: Is
IN. with the registration of visl-
tors at Johns Auditorium, and a
coffee hour at the same time.
A business meeting at 1870 will
be presided over by DR.. Abner Rob
ertson. president Of Parents and
Friends. The meeting will feature
an address by DR.. Joseph c. Rob
ert. president of the college pre-
sentation of members of the facul-
ty and the introduction of candi-
dates for queen.
Visiting fathers will vote for the
queen of his choice upon exit from
the building. The voters will have
eight candidates to select from. one
representative from each social fra
ternity on the campus and the In
dependent organization.
The contestants are pictur-
ed on the social page.
A box lunch will be served in
the recreation room in Johns Audi
torium, beginning at 12:15.
The highlight of the annual event
is the football game scheduled for
2 pm. at Death Valley. The Tigers
ment Centre College.
Fraternities will observe open
house for visitors following the
game.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Doug Walker Now
Third In Scoring
AS POWhatan Wins

PoWhatan Highs Tribe scored a
20 to s win over LeeDavis High Of
Ellerson Friday night at PoWhatan
as Doug Walker climbed to third in
the District individual scoring
race with a two touchdown and two
extra points effort.
The senior fullback brought his
point total to ~ b hin d Wayne
Kube, Of Orange. ll40' points and
Ken Willard. Of Varina. SO points.
Kube, who added Is points Friday
night in the Hornets 507 romp over
Spotsylvania. has set a new dis
tlict record with a game remaining
The old standard of 1873 was SET last
season by James Monroe's All
Slater Joe Hicks.
Walker led in the PoWhatan win
over the EllerS0n eleven on touch
down runs Of % and six yards.
The victory left the Tribe with a
81 mark in the District race The
District 2 title viii be decided to-
right in the clash Of the loops un-
defeated titans, Orange So and
James Monroe '7-o, The James
Monroe squad upped It's record to
"a straight victories with a 1870
Homecoming win over Varina last
Friday night.
Coach Hank Norton's Tribe meets
District IS newest eleven, the Cum
berland High Dukes. tonight At
Cumberland The Indians viii be
helping the Dukes observe their
first Homecoming as well as par
ticipating in the history making
first night football game II Cum
berland county.
The Duke field vas completed
with its ring of lights this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Ploy Powhoton Friday
New Lights Plus
Homecoming At
Cumberland

II win be historic event at
Cumberland High School Friday
night when the Dukes play their
first game under new lights Oh the
new athletic field Contributing 10
the facf that # w5ll be -Homccom-
ing
Indians from Powbatan in a ball
game mai i rated a toss up 1t
vill N. IN interaisfrict came sjnce
powhatan nlavs In district y bit
the keen friendly rivalry i there
between the tWo netghboring copn-
ties
Activities planned iof tug H"'lie-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Ike Eakins, Rita COrtez CO-Feature
Farmville's First Wrestling Matches

in the New England area this year.
He has also made several winning
appearances in Virginia this season,
and presents a formidable hurdle as
Eakins seeks to extend his h 0 t
winning streak.
In the cofeature, one of the ma
tons top women Wrestlers, spitfire
Rita Cortex. of Mexico City, will
tangle with blonde Pat LYDIA. young
newcomer from Asheboro, N. C.
Pat has made spectacular rise
in the wrestling game since turning
pro year ago.
The opening bout will bring to-
gether two performers who put on
rough-tough, talked-about-match
at Lynchburg recently, veteran
Johnny Heidman and lean and
lanKy Bob Boyer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Mr.. Cilmer absent lnindedly !.
Yeah. sure. dear. tAfter a momen-
tary glance at his wife. he fixes his
attention on Bobby and addresses
him in somewhat veXed tones'
Bobby. if you'd waited on the wing
back on Albright in practice this
afternoon you could have gone all
the way We've talked whole lot
about timing this year. and all those
blackboard talks. too!
Bobby: Sure, Pop. soon's got
tackled I knew l should have hest
tated. but you get laundering to run
hen you get that ball in your
hands.
Mrs. Gilmer. trying 10 edge in
once more I see the college is pre-
senting Tanning Of the Shrew
next week. think it would be nice
if we made a family affair of it.
Mr.. Gilmer: tdoodling on paper
napkin What was that. dear? l
was figuring a new fullback trap.
and I'm not sure understood your.
Mrs. Gilmer: Oh. never mind. We
can discuss 1t later.
In a few moments the meal is
finished. Mr. Gilmer and Bobby
have retired to watch the 7:30 TV
special PRO Football Highlights- :
Mrs. Gilmer is alone with dishes,
dlshpan and detergent. She muses.
10 herself:
Football. football. football! They
replay every game. down by down,
til the wee small hours on Friday
night They null over the morning
and evening sports pages together.
Every visitor sooner or later gets
off our subject and on to football
conversation with them! I'm just a
figurehead around here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
superstitious Coach:
Well, Read This One

Supcrstitious football coaches
and players, VINO face FRIDAY.
the 18th, engagement tonight.
might chonp over this bit from
the sports page memory of DIR.
G.. ". Jeffers, of LongWood Col
lege:
On November t., 1926, Farm
Vile and Grewe played 4 l3-'3
lie. There was only che injury
in The game 10 10 for
Crewe. Farinyillr used only one
substitute No. 10.
Dr. letters, d good sportsman
as wen as scientist. hops
superstition won't play any part
in tonight's game. though. Way
the best teams win. Friday, the
18th or not he declares.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Finished, She moves into the liy
ing room with the others and leafs
through the newspaper. Her atttn-
ton fixes on q story about the Rob
ert kennedys al at Charlottesville
party and the stunning impression
the flashing. dark-haired wife of the
Senate Rackets Committee counsel
made in her black gown She turns
to the continuation Of the story on
page six There big hole III il
where a clipping has been removed.
Mrs. Gilmer: How many times
have l asked that everyone wait
til we've all read the paper before
clipping it? Somebody cut out the
best part Of story was reading
Bobby: Gosh. NON. I'm sorry I
did il. But there was a swell article
by a Milwaukee doctor about exer-
cises to build up leg muscles. l
figured the guys might Ike to read
ii tomorrow
Several hours later. Bobby has
gone to bed Mr.. Gilmer is en-
crossed in some papers filled With
lot Of Ks and o's Here and there
there's an elongated line with an
arrow on the end
Mrs. Glllner. stini : hing the
paper: Bob. don't you think maybe
you we're a little too hard on Bobby
at the supper table tonight? After
all, he does try hard and he's only
a sophomore. Maybe more encOur.
agement and less correction might
do him good
Mr.. Gllmer 1lnogene, as the
boys coach. principal and father
think I'm a pretty good judge OF
what he needs. A football squad
needs firm hand and if he's going
to be part of the group it applies
to him as much as anyone else
It's one Of the best lessons in foot
BALI
Mrs. Gilmer: Well. al right. but
think YOU ought to let some d
the pride you take in him gel
through to him a little more. that
all I'm Just thinking Of the boy
Still little later. Mr. Gillner ha.
gone to bed Mrs. Gilmer has beel
delayed by last minute chore. The
front door opens and Myrtle. {
neighbor. enters.
Myrtle Imogene. its terrible Il
come in at this hour. bit l saw tht
light and took a chance We're GU
/ of cream and you know how flnick,
Bill is about his morning coffee
Can | borrow cup full? The tw,
Stir around and get the cream. Thel
as Myrtle is leaving she hesitate
at the front door
Myrtle Gosh. Imogene. you mus
be glad the football season is over
You've really been full of it, Will
Bob's football basketball and base
ball Ever since 1897. under
stand?
Imogene. I'm glad you brough
up the subject Of football. How d.
you think it would work if you spill
one end and moved the wingbacl
oh. never mind Myrtle, goot
night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

A three-bout. all-star wrestling
card. headlined by Ike Eakins. will
be staged at Farmville Memorial
Armory next Wednesday, Nov. 49,
The Farrnville Fire Department: will
sponsor the first professional wrest-
ling matches ever, presented here.
The matches will get underway
at BIS pm.
Eakins. big. burly, crewcut
wrestler from Harland. Ky, will be
matched with young Steve Bolus.
of Boston. in the main event. The
headliner will be a best-of- three
falls match with a one-hour time
limit.
B0lus is fast-rising newcomer
who has been the top performer