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Party Held
For MSTS

A = to O. o'clock party
given last evening at the
officers club, National Naval
Medical Center, celebrated the
10th anniversary of the
founding of the Military Sea
Transportation Service
(MSTS to the initiated.
From the time the MSTS
commander, Vice Admiral
Roy A. Gano, and Mrs. Gano
greeted first arrivals until
the LAST one was "piped
ashore" there was nautical
talk of the greatest shipping
enterprise in the world.
The Ganos stood at the
entrance of the terrace room
to receive more than 500
persons who gathered to cele-
brate the services decade of
growth. With them were the
deputy commander, Rear Ad-
miral Roy S. Benson, and Mrs.
Benson and Commercial
Shipping Adviser Mr.. Lyle
Bull, and Mrs. Bull. 1t. Irvine
Hayward made the introduce
tionS.
Admiral and Mrs. William
Callaghan and Admiral John
M. Will-both officers former
commanders of MSTS-were
there. Other guests included
the ranking members of the
armed services and their
wives. and heads of all the
principal shipping firms.
At Korean Party
Headed by the Secretary
of the Army WILDER M.
Brucker, most of Washing
tons armed forces contin-
gent were at the Korean En-
bassy early last evening to
help celebrate Korean Armed
Forces Day.
Receiving in the great hall
were the Military Attache,
Brig. Gen. Yang 500 Yoo;
the Naval Attache, Capt.
Chul Nam, and the Air Force
Attache, Col. Sung Yong
Kim, and Mrs. Kim.
Army Chief of Staff Lymen
L. Lemnitzer came early.
Gen. and Mrs. George H.
Decker arrived early, going
later to Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam s. Lawton's dinner
party.
The Armed Forces Attache
of Wet Nam, 1t. Col. Ly
Trong Song. came by. He
was going on to the 7 to 9
O'Clock party at Boiling Air
Force Base officers Club
given by Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Erik Rasmussen to honor the
new Danish Military Attache,
Maj. Gen. P. v. Hammers
hoy, and Mrs. Hammershoy
and Air Attache and Mrs.
T. Wichmann.
Gen. and Mrs. John Hull
were having a conversation
with New Zealand's 1t. Col.
j. A. Pountney and the Thai
Naval Attache, Capt. Savad
Pavanarit.
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Den Mother Advises on Cub SCOUTING

Mrs. J. @. H., Mclean; to Mrs. r. G., Sluer Spring
In answer to request for information
Ing have been den mother for year and happy
to pass on to general information which might
be Of some help.
Each month there is a theme to follow.
II there monthly "round table" nights available in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

Washington area knows how
to work it and would be will
ing to teach or show me how
to do so. ] am most anxious
to learn how to use it prop
erly.
Thank you.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

you will have no trouble find-
ing interesting projects. You
will find much pleasure and
satisfaction being a den
mother.
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Knitting Mochine

Mrs. M. d. L.. Bethesda
! have a Brother-Knit "a
Japanese knitting machine)
and I would like to find out
whether anyone in the
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public library and talk with
other den mothers at your
pack committee meeting and
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Re: Sticking Skillet
A Reader

To r. s.. BoydS, Va.
In order to clean a skillet
so it won't stick, use soap,
not detergent. Wipe the skill
let slightly with grease before
you store it.
Also, try a lower flame
when you start to cook.
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Now our only Location
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

and Shirley sewell. Is. 405 Division
clifton A. Fields, 20, $50 seth st. ne,
and Louisa M. Anderson. 49, 1907
William l.. Lambruschini. 30. New
| York, and Evelyn D. Lockamy. 10,
1880 Congress st. Sc.
Peter. J. Garrigan. SO, Silver Spring,
and Evelyn W. Reid. AZ, 1898 M st.
Edward J. Kaputa, 20, Brookmont. Nd,
| and Catherine 7. Plunkert, FL, 1922
Nebraska ave. NV.
william Z Alv Jun nnsf. 81. MSoontgomn -
"A, 1855 2nd st. Sc.
ST. Sc, and Judith A. Hayes. 1S,
~. TQS Hayley p: s.es;a -. v,..,.,. =
e dSn. f. kIsP S0sS e. sas vaFSnM
Norman A. Emmons. SO, 100 Varnum
q. ne. and Mary P. DAILY, 20. $3.50
s:g S Il CO. e. s g. SO ". y Il:
SAMMY Z 1. Wa Washington, rs, 1929 RhOd.
Island ave, NV, and Edna M. sykes,
cbSs Gi s2S 4s snn. pl ne, 400 or :.
NV. and Mary 4. Hackett. 20. 1851
william r : Mxilstead, "a. 1s4e Potomac
ave. Sc. and Carmen v. Cabrera, 81.
Robert r. Z Ripp bly, rs, as11 18th st.
NV and Dolores Z. Brooks. "a,
Harvard ". Avery 81, 3o3 st; NV.
Hytsr <. Williams, -, SoS p p hi 81
me-, and Margaret A. Willis, rs, 624
John L ssJ As@es, ss, 2o1S 10th st, NV.
and Gladys v. Brew, 10, 1719 18th
william B. Baseman, 21. 724 Jefferson
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Nv DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

Budapest String ouarete 81 p.
IA =, arr. from Opus ~, No. I,
Beethoven, Quartet in = nat, Hin
dsmith; Quartet In A minor opus
The rare instances in which
Beethoven and Mozart arranged
their own works for different
media are extremely Interest,"
ing because Of the light they
throw on the composers atti-
tude toward the original. They
are the very best kind Of ex-
planatory notes and comments,
The quartet In r. arranged
by Beethoven himself from the
piano sonata in r. Opus IA,
No. !, which opened the recital
of the Budapest Quartet last
night, Is music one would not
believe was conceived in an
other form. so idiomatic 1t Is,
and SO like the Opus IS quar-
tets In style. This is true at
least Of the first two move
ments. The finale, with its first
inversion triplets in the bass.
and It's persuasive chatter, is
typical piano music. no matter
what Beethoven does with 1t.
Alexander Schneider yester-
day told me q wry and reveal
ing remark Of Igor Stravinsky.
"All Beethoveen's early music. /"
said Stravinsky, sis really piano
sonatas arranged for some-
thing else" 1t is a good witt
cism, but shouldn't be taken
too literally. What about the
slow movement Of the quartet
in F, Opus Is, No. /?
The Hindemith E fiat quar-
tet. written especially for the
Budapesters and played for the
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Joseph J. Bassarab. "a. Bridgeport
Conn, and Shirley Blevins, 20. 93E
Massachusetts ave. NV, -, /.
warner. ~. both Of SSi5 conneS.
AdoIpS 81 krslsr. "A, Hinsasle. N.
and Maryan =. Wilson, FL. Fails
Th urmSn Newsome. 30, 3s2 seator
gl. ne, and Pecolia Arts, 10, East
wiIlism il, Melton. 20. and Anna ,
holland, 21. both Of 1921 Fairmoni
Joseph x Pelletier. 20, YMcA. and
James q. Hopkins, 80. 1884 Calvert
st, NV, and Thelma L. Hart, 81
oe aIsSaR " Wilson, 30, Fairfax station
Va and Dorothy P. Barger, 80
HAIRY x aAiburser. SO. sea4 10th St
NV: and jane r. winkelhaus, a
3404 Morrison st. , nv. -.
and Kathryn M. Vaughan, 21, 1905
vasilios II Anastasi. a. 313 Allison
g; S nv; an ana :. ireni KalamoutsOu'
william II. Davis: 19, Pensacola, ia
and Carolyn B. Grifith, Is, 1882
xe savaRn4 y I5johnss;ee;n. u. 1901 u a.
Sc, and Audrey A. Henson, 10, 1928
James nslsG 4. p Law w. IS. wheeling. w. Va.
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NEWS or MUSIC
Budopesters Play
With Perfection

first time in 1888. has been
heard several times since. It Is
a big work In the best Hinde-
|mith tradition. The slow varia-
tions Of the third movement are
particularly moving.
Robert Schumann was q vir-
tuoso pianist whose interest IN
the instrument influenced al
most everything he wrote. Apart
from the orchestral works. !
can recall offhand nothing else
that lacks a piano except the
three string uuartets. the A
minor Of which was played last
might. All three quartets are
among the very finest things
Schumann wrote. Il is as though
he wanted to prove to himself
and others that the keyboard
wasn't necessary for inspira-
ton.
AS for inspiration--even II we
did not know the story that
these quartets were written
after an intensive study Of late
Beethoven. the music itself
would be clear evidence Of the
fact. The A minor Is q power
full and nervous piece. put to-
gether, like many Of its models.
from q multitude Of ideas, each
treated quickly and deity. Bee
thoven as inspiration is happy
throughout. but Beethoven as
source--the theme Of the slow
movement is almost q quotation
from the ninth symphony--is q
little disconcerting.
The Budapest Quartet per-
formed its entire program with
the brilliance and technical
perfection expected Of it. No
news, merely confirmation.
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Under D. C. la,D couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. tDdit three
full days and receiDe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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let's 60 summer.ward in these sun.drenched
fashions by Girltown and College Teens
Our unkssed collection has dash about it, winning
Of cwne compliments above ghtheored chic that is
truly toion See these fashions our ooy youno 4t
floor, styled for tots to teens
From the extreme left, the opposite pooe:
A. Venezo print lectures pink turquoise monk arch
print on beige background Subeens sizes IA sizes
to D. 7o9
coodnoted peosont blouse in ck-rock trimmed cotton Pink m
quoise black subeens Ia sizes IS 3o0
B. Capri points cop primitive print with painted look
predominoek black and turquoise girls sizes to Is s90
PoPover shirt in black woe Rome sizes to IS
500
C. Fringe trimmed popover red opoI stripe subeen
sizes to a. 500
Fringe trimmed capri pants Rome waffle weave White or
block in subteen sizes to IA. 500
D. "Roo" waffle cotton ooco with fringe trimmed lea and
sosh Black white girls a. similar style in subteen
sizes to a. 400
Matching Romo cow necked popove with fringe Black
white in girls sizes to a. 800; sOr style sbteen sizes a.
500
Full skirt the manner cocheed look
coll Iono" White with block turquoise girls H. 500
Pseeve cotton peoont blouse with fringe and ckrock trim Black
or turquoise; girls sizes to a. 500
Nopo stripe cotton ovebose and shorts with knit look fringe
trim ovouse in pink blue sizes to Ok s0o In red turquoise
sizes H. 390 Shorts pink blue stripes 6x 20o
Red turquoise in sizes to a. 39o
G Cool little sleeveless sundress print
"Ebo" Block on bone with black soh sizes to Ok 499
weLou 9Th Chevy Chose
MhukaMb59n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Sheppords News
New Store Club Has
Session On Flower
Arrangements

The New Store Home Demonstra-
ton Club met with Mrs. w. H.
Chappell. Wednesday a week ago.
Mrs. Billy Chappell gave DEM
onstration on flower arrangements
and containers for flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Stokes and
children spent Sunday with her
parents
Visitors in the Wallace Rainey
home on Sunday were Mrs. Anna
Elcan and children, of Lynchburg,
Mr. George Elcan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommy Trent and little son.
Mrs. Shiplett has returned to her
home in Roanoke. We are sorry
that she is not SO well.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanton. Of
Richmond, recently visited the D.
H. Raineys. the Frank Johns family
and the Henry Baileys.
Mrs Noel Walker. Mary Venable
and Anne. are visiting her parents,
= and Mrs. j. L. Jones. Mr..
Walker joined them for the week
end. He had been with friends on
a fishing trip in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones
entertained for his mother Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Dillwyn News Items
\ Rlrifnns Hear Talk On
Expansion Of Industry

The Buckingham County RuritaI
Club met Thursday night at the
Curdsville Community Center. The
guest speaker. Randall Hagner. a
representative Of the State Depart
ment Of Conservation and Eco
nomic Development, spoke anc
showed film on increasing new
industry throughout the state. R. j
H. Grow, chairman of the commit
tee on industry and business. intro
duced the guest speaker
The Rev. Howard Edwards. who
served in Buchanan county, is now
pastor of the Buckingham Charge
He moved into the Methodist par
sonage in Dillwyn Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Davidson
and 10 Ann Davidson spent Sunday
in Lynchburg as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Cook. Miss Davidson is
spending the week in Danville.
Mrs. S. B. Pearson, Mrs. Clayton
l. Poole. Irving Poole and Vincent
Marks spent several days as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Mark Saun-
ders in Atlantic Beach, N. C.
Off to the Beach
Mr.. and Mrs w. Wayne Dawson,
Carolyn and Wayne, Jr.. spent the
week end in Norfolk and at Virginia
Beach.
The Dillwyn Home Demonstration
Club met Thursday night with Mrs.
W. w. Moore. Mrs. Harold K.
Bailey showed a color film of the
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts,
part Of the county program, Art
in Daily Living"
Mrs. Dudley R. West, of the
Tavern. returned home Friday
after spending several weeks in
New Orleans.
Guests this past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Williams were Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Agee. Janet Marshall
and Elizabeth of Charlotte, N. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Slough
and Patty. of Richmond.
Robert E ward and Charles
Fielding. of Lynchburg. spent sew
eral days with their grandmother.
Mrs. s. B. Pearson.
Executive Club Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Burroughs. S.
L. Ransom and Mrs. Louise Foster
Of Farmville. spent Saturday eve
ming in Richmond where they at
tended dance given by the Junior
Executive Club at the John Mar
shall Hotel
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin c. Goode were MIR. and Mrs.
w. D. Goode and children, of Rad
ford. Mary Clay Goode returned
home with them to spend a week.
Thursday. Linda Goode, Carolyn
Dawson, Noel Davidson and Jane
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

Dudley Moseley left for Camp View
mont near Charlottesville, where
they will spend a week.
Mrs. F. H. Self and Mrs. Harold
| Coleman and son attended the
graduation Of Jimmy Richardson,
of Toano, last Friday night when he
graduated from the James Blair
High school in williamsburg
Jimmy returned to spend a week in
the Self home.
Miss Betty Jean Wright and
Maxey Jones were guests Friday of
MIR. and Mrs. T. c. Robertson at
Yorktown. and attended the gradua-
ton of Jimmy Richardson.
The White Hall Methodist WSCS
met Tuesday night with Mrs. Lee
Christian. Mrs. R. j. Jones was in
charge of the program, Tourists
as Good Will Ambassadors.
Students from Buckingham Cen
trail High School attending the Vir-
ginia Music Camp at Massanetta
this week are Renee Booker. Bonnie
Jamerson, Joyce Whorley, Pete
Mills. Steven Wojnicki, Athel Bal
lowe, Irving Driscoll and George
Taylor. E. Bruce Knapp accom-
panied the group
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

Is called upon great deal for
evangelistic services. This fall, he
will go to Cuba for a two week
evangelistic meeting.
The song service will be in charge
OF Rev. I. P. Reynolds, of Cumber-
land There will be special music
each evening.
Visitors from other churches and
other communities are extended a
cordial welcome.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
HITcH-HIKEs 70 JAIL

Sandoval, III. A hitch-h k +
tagged down a state trooper. R. F.
Trayelstead, for a ride. The police
man stopped, thought the man
looked familiar and arrested Ed
win Sanford Garrison. one Of the
FBI's 40 most wanted criminals.
Garrison has served sentences for
robbery, burglary. and murder. He
was sought by the FBI on fugitive
warrant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

June Z. 1t was surprise birthday
party. There were 80 guests pres
ert, including her brothers, George
Elcan and M. c. Elcan. and Mrs.
John Garnet.
Mrs. Frank Johns, Mrs. NJ. c..
Jones and Mrs. Mittie Moore were
luncheon guests eof Mrs. Rowlett
Bruce, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Spencer recently
visited Mrs. Annie Garrett.
We are happy to report that Paul
Jones is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Rainey
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wingo,
Sunday. Nancy was sick, but is
much better now.
The joint Vacation Bible School
of Smyrna Church and New Store
Church is being held this week at
the Curdsville Community Center.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Two Re-AppOinted
To School Board
In Buckingham

The Buckingham County School
Trustee lectoral Board re-
appointed Frank Johns and C. H.
Agee. Jr.. to serve as members of
the county school board at meet
ing. June g.
Johns represents Curdsville dis
trict. and Agee is the representa-
tive from Maysville district. Other
members Of the school board are
Jack Patterson. James River dis
trict; Joel LeSueur, Marshall dis
trict: Aubrey Maxey, Slate River
district; and Edgar Southall, Fran
cisco district.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Mrs. Rosa Duneyant.
Buried Saturday
At EnOn Church, so

Funeral services fer Mrs. Rosa
Coleman Dunevant. go who died
Thursday, June IL, at her home
near Knoxville, Buckingham count
were held Saturday morning at II
O'Clock at Enon Baptist Church
Cemetery.
She was the widow Of Kemper J
Dunevant.
Surviving are three sons, Vernon
J. and Sam Dunevant, Of Staunton
daughter, Mrs Ann Price, Of Dill
Wvn. a sister, Mrs. Cora Dunkum,
Of DillWyn; brother Edward Cole
man. also of DillWyn, and three
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Revival Services
Set At Gainesville
Baptist Church

Revival services will begin at
Gainesville Baptist Church on Mon
day, June % at 7:45 pm, and con
tinue through Sunday. June 49,
The guest evangelist will be the
Rev. John H. Knight, pastor Of Nc
Gill Street Baptist Church, Concord,
NJ C.
Mr. Knight is a native of Georgia,
a graduate of Mars Hill and Wake
Forest Colleges and of Southern
Seminary He has held pastorates
in Kentucky and North Carolina and
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10I M =. AVE. NE.

CHEVROLET SO 2-dr.; light green
finish: r. and h., auto. trans;
$40 per mo ORRISON MOTORS.
704 W. Broad ST., Falls Church,
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ANTIQUE AUTOS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO SO Giulietta Super
spatter (conyo; cleaning orisinal
custom red and white leather and
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item, low mileage, never raced or
wrecked; must see to appreciate:
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MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
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LOANS TO sERVIcEMEN
Grades E-b and up
Phone MR., CLINE, JU b-4242
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Residential, farm, commercial
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

FOR RENT - Front leaders, back
hoes, drag lines, shovelS; very
reas. FE. 3-142l after nm.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$4,000, q spotless 4-bedrm. brick
ed lot. Nice scr, porch, full bsmt,.
coolies Of storage, storm windows,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

You'll enjoy many pleasant hours
in this large. l,s00.su. # home
on Potomac Riverfront with 3
large bedrm.. . full tiled baths.
big liv. nm. with fireplace. The
large. fully equipped kitchen will
please the ladies with its dish
washer. washing machine. plenty
Of cabinet space and large dining
area. Large screened porch and
garage on Handicapped and seeded
lawn or hours on the sandy beach
Will delight the young Well worth
$4,000. Appointments please
TIoN, Kinsale. va. cSii Edge-
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

INDUSTRIAL SITE. At
acres; top Northern Va. To-
cation at major highway in
terchange. For information
cali Mr.. Kincaid or Mr..
RUSSELL. "a. 5-6s00.
Shannon & LuchS Co.
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list COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ONE FLOOR PLAN buildings OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feet; re-
cessed truck docks, rail sidinRs.
modern conditioned Offices
Union 4-S003. Brokers invited
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MONEY WANTED

NEED $4,000 So, 900. Oder &c.
go mo-, End trust covered BY equity.
life ms. essignt. viii consider
reas. disc. Govt. on. 20 yrs. Write
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

NE. SECTION d. C.-3.000 50. II
and 1000 50. IT. on 2 floors; fire
resistant bids: powered for heavy
Industrial: freight elevator. For
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End COMMERCIAL. parking OF
used car lot; $4,000 50. #: for /
yr.; level and fenced. W Va. ave
ne, lust south Of n. Y. ave. Reas
rent. Cali Mr.. UGAST, LA. 6-5441
or OIL 6-6Sl0.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER HTS. Furnished;
new 1st-i. apis; adults; no pets.
No. season. RA. 1916
GOVT. lots 10. IL (s5, t22, 1877.
Brevard County, on Merritt Is.
near Cape Canayeral. Pvt. owner
will sell for $4,000 or in 20-acre
tracts. Cash or terms. No brokers.
For appointment call RE. 5-499S.
SALE OR Winter Haven,
duplex, . bedrms. each side; ter
razZo floors, electric heat; Sl5,-
ESQ. $4,000 mortgaae: will trade
for equity MONTGOMERY Co. prop
erty. VIII. 6-079S.
16O-ACRE cattle ranch, Marion
County; will sacrifice at SIS per
acre. Box 1872. Miami As. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
fcONTlNllEDl

NEARLY o ACRES. so accessible
vet seclusion guaranteed; your
temporary home: 8 bedrms. with
extra bedrm. and lge, work or
play area on lower level; 3 baths;
extra-;ge. carport for both ears
and country equipment. Shown
BY appointment, JE 10000, VIM,
a. CHAPMAN REALTY INC. 70l
West Broad, Falls Church, Va,
NORTH ARLINGTON-BI0 BED
ROOM. listen to the size bedrms,
OF this immaculate brk, Colonial
on . beautiful lot, us BY IA, IS
Rv IL. - by 13l, also features
hrge living room and fireplace, a
formal size dining rm., a bright
Kitchen with eating space, . full
baths. a garage, side screen porch
and a beautiful Florida room, con-
yenient to schools, shopping, and
buses, Only S24.950 BARR
REALTY. 2ll6 Wilson blvd, IA
NOTHING DOWN-GI
3-bedrm. rambler on large lot.
Partial bsmt Total monthly pay
m'nts approx. $50 per mo.
Mannas Rlty. JE. 2-3110