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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
Gardner Death
Ruled Suicide

The death of Mrs. Helen T.
Gardner, 81, divorced wife OF
former Assistant Secretary OF
the Air Force Trevor Gardner,
today was ruled a suicide by
Fairfax County police.
Detective Sergt. William
Haines said Mrs. Gardner shot
herself through the heart with
a .22-caliber automatic pistol
sometime between 1870 and 2
pm. yesterday. She was found
lying in bed at her Mclean,
Va, estate, Downcrest, on Old
Dominion drive.
Mrs. Gardner was found
about 2 pm. by her son, Trevor
Gardner, jr.. II, who had been
downstairs with his sister Ann.
Sergt. Haines said neither
heard the shot.
The children told police their
mother had been respondent
over the breakup of her mar
riage with Mr.. Gardner, who
since has remarked. Mrs.
Gardner, the former Helen
Thurn- TaxiS. was married to
the Wales-born Mr.. Gardner
in 1886.
Her former husband, who
once was in charge of research
for the Air Force, in now pres
ident of the Hycon Electronic
Manufacturing Co. of Pasadena,
Calf. During World War II,
he was in charge of develop
mental engineering on rocket
and atomic bomb projects at
the California Institute of
Technology for the Office of
Scientific Research and Devel-
opment.
He resigned as Assistant Air
Force Secretary in 1856 after
three years service. He re-
signed because of the Govern
ment's handling Of the missile
program.
In addition to her children,
Mrs. Gardner is survived by
two aunts, Elizabeth and Ethel
Twyer, of Arlington Towers,
according to police.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Pearson
Funeral Home of Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
WheIton Joins
Coroner Stuff
omorroW

DR.. Richard L. Whelton, 81
former assistant superintend-
ent of District General Hos
pital, will be sworn in tomor-
row as a third deputy coroner
for the District.
DR.. Whelton, now in private
practice at 1921 University
boulevard, Langley Park, Md,
will receive a $1O,130 salary.
He is a native of Washing
ton and lives at Ais Wood
berry drive, University Park
Md. with his wife and foul
children.
Dr.. Whelton was graduated
from the University of Mary
land in 1913, and from George
Washington University medical
school in 1947. He began as
an intern at District General
in 1947, advanced to night ad-
hitting officer, and became as
sistant superintendent in 1919
After a tour of duty with the
Air Force, he returned to Dis
trict General in 1852, and re-
manned there until 1865, wher
he resigned to go into private
practice.
DR.. Whelton said he plan;
to keep up his private practice
along with a teaching post al
Providence Hospital, while
serving as deputy coroner.
1t was the first addition tc
the coroner's STAFF in rs years
The expanding population hao
placed an increasingly heavy
work load on the coroner, DR.
A. Magruder Macdonald, anc
his two assistants, DR.. Richard
M. Rosenberg and DR.. Chris
topher j. Murphy.
After attempts we're made
for several years. a provision
for a third deputy coroner was
included in the city's 1885
budget.
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Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin, in a letter read be-
fore the group, praised Dr.. At
wood for This brilliant and
dedicated service" for which
"the community owes him a
very great debt of gratitude"
Engineer Commissioner A. C..
yelling enumerated locations
of various branch libraries that
are under construction and
soon to be started and then
added:
las much as any one Com
missioner can promise anything
l promise that there will be
funds in next years budget for
another branch library"
Daughters Surprise, Too
Among those who helped
make the party, at the Central
Library, an unexpected joy for
DR.. Atwood were two of his
daughters who Travelled here to
join in the celebration. Mrs.
Charles C. Remsen, jr., of New
Vernon. N. j., came with her
husband and their daughter
Elizabeth, while Mrs. James
w. Daily of Arlington, Mass,
made the trip with her r.
year-old daughter Sally Ann.
The youngest of DR.. Atwood's
grandchildren, Sally Ann was
called upon to unEeil the oil
portrait.
Librarian Harry N. Peterson
said the portrait was to "ex-
press our appreciation to DR..
Atwood not only on behalf of
the public library but for the
entire community"
DR.. Atwood thanked the staff
for this complete surprise"
and added that "the best thing
about it all is that it gives one
Ia warm feeling to know that
one has friends"
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offender signs a confessed judy
ment and makes arrangements
to pay voluntarily.
A court order must be signed
against the fund and all other
means to collect for loss must
be exhausted before any money
from the fund is paid out.
For this reason. the board
does not expect to begin pay
ing out Immediately after
June /.
Insurance company attorneys
viii be assigned by the board
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Auto Claims Fund Set
For June | Payments
BY WILLIAM TALBOT
star star Writer

Maryland motorists vctimized by reckless irresponsible
may recoup their under regua-
lions effective next summer.
by the General Assembly in 1887 dissatisfied
Claim and Judgment Fund offers guarantee that the
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uninsured motorist will either
pay for the loss he causes or
get of the road.
Payments from the fund will
begin June /.
BY that time the dissatisfied
Claim and Judgment Fund
Board, headed by c. s. Hard
wich Of Baltimore, viii have
more than Sis million avail
able for payment Of auto acci-
dent claims.
The fund began building up
last year when the sale Of auto
tags began. Insured motorists
were required to pay 81 to the
fund. An So fee was levied
against uninsured motorists.
Approximately SIS million was
paid into the fund by car
owners.
In addition, the fund will re-
ceive an estimated $3.50, 900
from auto insurance companies
operating in the State. This
contribution will be based on
the amount Of their business
last year.
Costs of administering the
program are deducted from the
fund, but officials are sure they
will have between SIS and 50
million available when the
claims start coming in.
Uninsured Drivers Liable
During the fiscal year ending
last June 30, auto registration
forms showed that 92.9 per
cent of the States drivers
carried adequate auto in
Isurance.
A happy note is in store for
motorists buying tags this year:
They will not have to pay into
the fund again.
Next year, if the fund shows a
deficit. uninsured motorists will
be required to make up 80 per
cent of the loss. Insurance
companies will make up the
remainder.
The law does not compel a
driver to carry liability and
property damage insurance.
If he does not, the States
claim and judgment fund will
pay up to certain limits, after
proof of loss, for damage he
causes.
Then the uninsured driver
Will be in for considerable
trouble.
If he does not have adequate
insurance his driving privilege
will be revoked within 80 days
after an accident under the
Motor Vehicle Financial Re-
sponsibility Law. This has
been in effect for some time,
but by itself it offers no help to
innocent accident victims.
License Withheld
The new regulation prevents
the return of the offending
drivers license and auto tags
until he reimburses the fund,
at four per cent interest, and
gives proof of future financial
responsibility.
Dan M. Vann, manager of
the claim program, cautions
motorists against thinking they
can dip into the fund for their
losses as soon as an uninsured
driver runs them down. TIT not
quite that simple.
After an accident with an
uninsured driver, a motoriSt
must file with the board a notice
of intent to claim his losses.
He must then go to the court
to obtain a judgment against
the offending driver unless the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
"Crusade For Christ"
Tent Meeting Set
I'm ScOttsville

Scottsville Ball Park will be used
next week for a tent meeting called
Crusade for Christ :
There will be preaching services
each night beginning August II and
ending August % at 100 pm. There
will be special music
The evangelist will be Leroy
Davis. a ministerial student at
Bluefield Baptist College He will
be assisted by c. w Shumaker
sergeant in the U S Marines. Both
Of these young men are local
people. born and reared in the com
munity OF Scottsvllle
Davis is a member of Fox Me
mortal Baptist Church in Fluvanna
county He is graduate of Oak
Hill Baptist Academy and plans, to
finish his studies al Bluefield Col
lege and attend the University Of
Richmond For the past weeks
there have been organized all night
PRAYER groups in the Scottsville
area Of Buckingham Albemarle
and F'luvanna counties for the suc-
cesS Of the tent meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
sondy River soundines
Mrs. Morris HOn0red On Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Jones and
sons. Mr.. and Mrs J W. Norris
Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. J w Morris.
ST., gathered for a picnic at Good
wyn Lake to honor Mrs j W
Morris, Sr.. on her birthday The
traditional ice cream went along
and all reported that it was de
licious freezer of cream This was
indeed a happy occasion for Mrs.
Morris.
Misses Dee Albertson and Kay
Hubbard. of Longw wood COLLEGE
were dinner guests Of Jean Gates.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Price and
E. c. Dowdy visited G C. DoWdy
in Alexandria over the week end
MIR. and Mrs Frank Bruce and
son. Rennie. motored to Henderson,
N. c.. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Frank Morgan J T Bruce accom-
panied them and remained for an
extended visit with his daughter
E. J. Smith is a patient in South
side Community Hospital where he
underwent surgery Monday HIS
family is here to be near him. We
are glad TO report the operation i
over. and Mr. Smith was doing
nicely at the time Of this report.
Many friends have called and
wished him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Gillian and
daughter. Sarah. visited Mr. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Mrs. Clifton Wingo and Mrs Pearl
Gillian in Jetetsvllle, Sunday
Miss Linda Sue Brown. of Farm
VILE. j. spending a couple Of days
with Nh and Mrs Robert jenkins
Nh. and Mrs Thomas Wilson and
son, Val. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Drewry
Gates. ST.. Ashby Cook and son.
Chuck Of High Point n C We're
also guests there
MIS-. c. w Hodges called on MIR.
and Mrs w A. Oldham. Saturday
night for a short visit
Sandra and David Garrett are
visiting their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Clark Garrett. Mrs Hubert
Gillian was a recent guest for a
few days there
Friends Of this community We're
~aGdened TO hear of the sudden i'll
ness Of Mrs Robert Clements. Sr..
Of Rice Mrs Clements is gate i'll
in The Southside Community Hos
pHal We wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. ". A Oldham and
James owens. of New York. visited
Ind historical places near this com
mamty Sunday evening. Corkey
VIII return to New York With a bet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Dillwyn News, Social Events

The Buckingham County Teen
Age Club held its second annual
picnic Wednesday at Holiday Lake
Following an afternoon of swim
ming, and supper. a dance was
held that evening at the Veterans
Memorial Hall.
New officers have been elected
in the Buckingham County Teen
Age Club for the coming year.
They are Fred Hudgins. president
Steve Wojnicki. vice president
Joyce Anders. secretary. and
Spencer Adams. treasurer.
In Richmond For Picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R Wingo and
children attended a family picnic
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Luck. of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. j l.. Maxey and
daughter. of Richmond. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Allan Maxey
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Spencer. Of
Richmond, spent several days last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Buckingham

Recent visitors of Mr., and Mrs
j. G. Spencer. ST. were their
daughters and their families. Mr.
and Mrs. n. W. Willett and sons
Of Austin Texas, and Mr. and Mrs
H D Steger and children. Of
Petersburg
Other visitors were Mr.. and Mrs
~ G Spencer. sJr, Mr.. and Mrs
" E Station and children, Of Dill
wyn, Mrs Ray Collins, Betty May
Spencer and Mrs John Campbell
Of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs E B
Swineford, Jr. Of Petersburg; Mr.
/ and Mrs Henry Davis Albert An
derson and son. Mr. and Mrs
Johnnie Land and LinWood Harvey
and SON
Bryce Spencer is planning to at
/ tend school in Richmond.
! Buddy Spencer went to Richmond
/ for short visit with Mrs Ray
/ Collins
W. P. Spencer has returned home
after having Very serious opera.
ton
F. NJ. Spencer. of Richmond. has
accepted position in the county
and is now residing at the home Of
/ his parents
I The WSCS Of Trinity Methodist
/ Church at Buckingham Court House
+ conducting study class The
study Understanding Other Cul
lures" will be given BY Mrs Cor
/ don Baldwin The first session was
held Monday night at the church
The next study will be held Mon
day night August II at the church.
Members from Mt. Talbot Church
are invited to attend the class.
The Buckingham County Exten-
| sion Service personnel will leave
Monday for Blacksburg where they
viii attend the annual conference.
Those who will be attending are
Richard Ellis. III Mrs Virginia
Bailey. Mrs Helen McCraw, and
Bob Flora.
Billy Luck. Of Wilmington. Del.
arrived Monday to get his brother.
Steve, who has been spending the
month with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hall He re-
manned for the night with the Halls,
and left for Delaware Tuesday
morning
The Rev and Mrs. G. E. Shep-
herd and daughter spent several
days with Mr. Shepherds parents. |
the Rev and Mrs. M. E. Shepherd
at Montvale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Powell. of |
Newport News. were week en- d |
guests of Sheriff and Mrs. H. B.
Adams
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Willis and
family left Wednesday for Missis-
sippi where they will make their
home
Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Sweet and two
sons, Jam and Gary and Mrs.
Jackie MatuSky and daughter. Carol
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Springer.
Mrs w R. O'Neal of Clover. is
visiting her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs S. N. Stanley.
Homecoming was held Sunday at
Antioch Baptist Church. The Rev.
William Judy conducted the SER
vice.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Knoxville

Mr. and Mrs. c. B Moring and
son, Richard. Of Richmond, spent
the week with Mrs. Cary Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Word, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs J,
Scott Word, are spending several
days in Newport News with Mr.
and Mrs. A. " Manning
Mr.. and Mrs. J N Carter. Of
Sheppards. were Sunday evening
callers Of Mr.. and Mrs j P. Word
Mrs Emma Wrights week end
visitors were her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs william
Falls. of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woodson
and Grover Lee went to Richmond
and spent the week end with MI
Woodson's parents, MI and Mrs.
Grover Woodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas
Booker Of Richmond, stopped to
see Mr. Booker aunt. Mrs Katha-
rine Allen, en- route to White Sui
phur Springs. w Va. to attend the
State Bar Association meeting
Mrs R l.. Gillispie' S guests over
the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Carwile and Susan Of Cul-
pepper and Miss Ruby Glllsple Of
Richmond.
Miss Pauline Peters. Of Norfolk
was week end guest Of her
brother-ln-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs John E Ransom They al
tended Homecoming Day at Goshen
Church. Sunday.
Henry Arlington, Of Lvnchburg
was a dinner guest Of Mr.. and Ars
j. E Ransom Thursday
Mrs Jennie Dunevant' visitors
for the week end We're Mr. and
Mrs Hunter Allen and S E Dune
want. Jr. Of Woodbridge.
Mr. and Mrs J r Bridges and
four children, OF Hickory. N. G..
are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs J r Love. Jr at Lee
Experimental Forest
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

week as the guests of Mrs NJ O.
Ayres
Nancy Wingo is spending the
week as the guest OF her cousin,
Margaret Goodman, in Charlottes-
Vile
Mrs. Frances Collins. Of Danville.
spent several days With Mr.. and
Mrs r A. Talbot
Mr.. and Mrs Hunter Talbot. of
Stanton. spent the week end with
Mn. and Mrs. R A. Talbot
Al Sunday School Assembly
The Rev. and Mrs J. Ernest
Wrenn Miss MAY Elizabeth Wrenn
and Susan and Linda, are spend
ing the week at Eagle Eyrie at
the Virginia Baptist Sunday School
Assembly.
The White Hall NJ h . d 5
WSCS met Tuesday night with Mrs
s. B. Pearson Mrs. Billy r. Cole
man was - charge Of the program
entitled Faith with Work the Lo
cal Church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Asked To Register
Descendants Asked TO Register
Centennial Celebration Planned At
Hanes Chapel In Buckingham County

The descendants of Elijah Hanes,
who gave a n for Hanes Chapel
and for whom the the church Is
named. will be asked. in interest
of the Church's history. to register
at the church's Tooth anniversary
celebration. August %.
Mr.. Hanes sons were Garland
and James. His daughters were
M ar h a Rebecca Hanes Ayers,
Eliza Hanes Eldridge and Sallie
Hanes Tapscott
Other registrations requested will
be members. former members
children Of former members. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Teen Ace Club Holds Annual Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Tostenson and
children, of Richmond, were week
end visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Goode and
family spent the week end in Bed
ford as the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
l. c. Goode. Linda Goode remained
for week with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs Billy R. Coleman
and family spent the week end in
Lebanon, Pa. with Mn. and Mrs.
J. Paul Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs George White and
daughter, Sandra. and Mrs. L. F.
Mastin spent the week visiting in
Pleasant Lake. N Y. Mrs Mastin
remained for a visit with h e4
brother, L. F. Miller and h !
family. Of Deer River. N Y
Visits In Yorktown
Mrs. R. J. Jones, Maxey Jones
and Betty Jean Wright spent
several days last week visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Robertson, Of
Yorktown.
E. Bruce Knapp is directing the
music at the revival at Gladstone
Memorial Church in Nelson county
this week.
Irving Poole attended the All
camp at Holiay Lake last week
Miss Sue Gillian had as hel
guest last week end, Miss Anne
Cook Of Farmville.
Mrs L. p Gillian and Miss Sue
Gillian left Wednesday for ten
day tour in New York City and
tho Nauf E,pUlapd ctafac
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

re gular appointed at Hanes
Chapel Sunday morning.
Mrs w L. Wilson, with Mr.. and
Mrs Bonnie Fields, of Richmond
called OIL her niece, Mrs. Edgar
Charlton, after a tour of old APP
pomattoX, Sunday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. S. L. Jones. of
Richmond announce the BIRTH of a
daughter Mrs Jones is the daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Light
Moreau n d Coleman Charlton.
Of Fork Union, Spent several days
with their grandparents here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

visitors
Dillwyp Route | Personals
Major and Mrs Kelly of Fork
! Union. were recent visitors OF Mr.
and Mrs. R L. Hanes.
The Rev. Howard Edwards, after
attending a course al Duke Uni
versity. IS now home He filled his
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
KEEPS ENGINES
1oo% CLEANER

mu1tirange! Resists change
due to temperatures to give
instant starts plus top miles
per-gallon. Stop in today
Change 10 new Multi Rahge
sd Koolmotor, the oil that
win keep your engine IOOZ
cZennc11
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. N.

3-bedrm., Enc. brk,. Colonial with
spacious rms: 23h-ft.. liv. rm
wIfirepl., sep. din. rm., Ice. equip
, %t f SIUsrs sn sonp i Fec oa a cow sS
TO schools, churches. bus. For auiel
sale, win sell below FHA appraisal
OF $4,000. Loan avail. Cal
OWNER, IKE. 6-722a.
ARLINGTON n, 2O4 N. Barton q
Duplex, new, close In, OWNER
ia. a-2g07; ewes, IKE. $500
ARLINGTON : Brick Cape Cod
convenient TO public and parochia
schools and shopping; featuring
bedrms. and bath on list floor,
bedrms. and bath on md tul
bath: screened porch and lovell
and convenient home at q reelistl.
g EHIffss II1 th hSc tssp TEALEokks sk "a
7-90I2. evenings ia, 2-4757,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

BELLEVUE FOREST in the Lorcom
lane-Military I'd. area--Beautiful
custom built and professionally
decorated brick rambler on huge
wooded lot, 3 bedrms. and 3 full
baths. wall-to-wall carpeting anc
many extras. Tremendous com.
pletely finished reer. I'm. with
fireplace and Walk-out entrance
to hagstone patio. Priced in mic
30s. No AGENTS. IA. 2-470S.
BRICK RAMBLER-spacious liv.
full bsimrt. Only 'sls'5Oo. $50 ls
down. BROWN 4 BROWN REAL.
TY, JE. 4-0041.
BRICK C0LONIAI-S bedrooms
4 " baths, separate dining room
living room with nrepl.. screened
Pos5sseeo.o H osEpH nl W AZ sEAS a co ~
PANY, Realtors, li3 W. Broad
street. Falls Church. Virginia.
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CHEsTERBROOK woods year
S SId p, Sssrmi S,e g:nel Sn d:1
rate breakfast area. full-size din
ing rm., recreation rm., double
garage, Dashboard heat. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., REALTORS,
IA A-IAnn
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BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB-ss1 .8OO

64-ft. custom brick rambler. 22-ft. living
room. French doors of dining area to 14xeS;tt
screened porch, all-electric dream kitchen, washer
and drier: bedrooms loads Of closets space, 3
baths, full basement, tiled recreation area at;
tached garage. Convenient to schools shopping and
churches. Financing to suit Open for inspection
South on y, s: No. Just below Alexandria, Va
to left on Fit Hunt I'd. continue past country club
to Swan terri, right to house at top Of hill
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ARLINGTON COUNTY AREAS
NORTH ARLINGTON 5no

Brick Cape Cod, level 1s7-ft. lot lovely trees
shrubs; excellent neighborhood Large fireplace In
ny hylne room formal dining room, den. baths.
paneled End floor: loads of built-in storage-cedar
closet; 3 outside entrances to basement. paneed
recreation room with fireplace, hagstone patio. de-
tsened garsEe: washer and drier storm windows
Pentagon. FLA or G1 financing. IA. 10000.
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AURORA NM ARIA, i034 q 2iG

st.@spaeious s-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial. adjacent to this highly. de-
sirable area. at q fraction Of Its
R5 prise s eHTSer s@ st WITH NJ A sis
1000. MoNAHAN REALTY. Ex-
rlueiva
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FRANCONIA-$17500

minutes of Shirley hwy-Brick rambler, walk.
out basement. bedrooms. latest in kitchens with
eye-leVe oven, counter-top range, birch cabinets;
room. baths, Dashboard hot-water heat, large
CGooded lot. AS little as 81 600 down conyentional
Shirley hwy: to sprinEfed turmoil, left over hwy
to End street on left, follow Gordn-M ensh open
signs. FL. 4-S60O.
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ARLINGTON, MORT.
PRICE, $19,750

Excel, FLA terms can be arranged
on this lovely brk. rambler with .
bedrms,, liv. rm., .flrepl,, din. ell'
s9siBB ;ts sit MA d.y HEssEf Us nG sse
rm., den. patio, carport and lSe,
lot with trees. TW. 3.S216.
ARL. FOREsT-OWNER; 3-bedrm,
brick Colonial: newly dec: fire-
pl., fenced I'd; cor. lot; scr
porch: conv. Penta. ia. 7-1320.
ARL.. 1928 N. RANDOLPH sT.-Air-
cond.. de luxe ! bedrm.; Se2 90
plus cleo. Res. mgr, ia. 4-47bO
ARL., zoos 8. Randolph st.--Compl.
redec., 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.'
scr. porch. full bsmt.: COW, Pent-
aEon, Naval Annex. Immed. poss'
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FAIRFAX COUNTY AREAS

FhLIo CHUHCH-SIZ,5UU
$500 down FHA-Livng room. separate dining
area. equipped kitchen, bedrooms, tiled bath,
storm windows and doors. outside utility room,
ppIll-deEn STORAGE ATTIC Walk to school and bus
Bridge take Arlington blvd to 20 Corners" right
onto Rte Z (Geesburg pike, continue through
rails Church approx. miles past city limits to
Marsarity I'd, right to house No. Sig. FL. 4-s60O.
POHICK-$16,45O
No money down GIL immediate possession: excel.
lent FLA or conventional Anancing-Brick RAM
blers daylight Easements, h-acre wooded lots, 3
bedrooms, separate dining room. beautiful kitchen
with eye-level oven, counter-top range and dspo-
sal tiled bath. City utilities. paved streets, curbs
and sidewalks Open Mon.-Fr, 6 pm. til dark;
sat and Sun. I pm til dark; South on u S. No
beyond Pohck Church lRte. 63s), 2 blocks to