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Evening star., 1960-03-24

super-secret and sh-hush
the Central Intelligence Agency
is.
For a number Of years the
CIA has had a health insurance
program for its employees, un-
derwritten by a commercial in
surance company. The insur-
ance company does not know
the names of any Of the en-
ployes it is insuring, and policy
claims are processed without
the company knowing tn e
names of the employees receiv-
ing the benefits.
REASONABLE PAY BILL
URGED-An appeal to Con-
gress to pass a postal and clas-
sified employe pay raise bill
that will not be so large as to
run into a presidential veto
has been made by Cloy Allen,
third national vice president OF
the National League Of Post
masters.
Testifying before the House
Civil Service Committee, Mr..
Allen said that a good case for
a large postal and Federal en-
ploye pay raise can be made,
but he declared that it would
be useless for Congress to pass
such a bill when 1t would be
certain to be vetoed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Instead, Mr.. Allen urged that
a modest pay raise bill be ap-
proved, which at least would
have q better chance Of being
Evening star., 1960-03-24
A frank appeal
to try a new product
40 e. -

With all the fine nesC products that appear in your
supermarkets every day, it's no wonder you can't
try all Of them Then again, it does give you sort
of comfortable feeling to bug the same brands all
the tin'e They're old friends, and this is only right
Every manufacturer depends ON yom loyalty for
I his very existence.
But we've got what we modestly consider to be
rather wonderful new product completely differ
ent in shape, form and convenience. We honestly
believe that if you knew enough about it, you'd
want to try it. So we'd like to tell you about it in
little more complete way than most ads usually do.
ALMOST EVERYONE HAS THOUGHT, at one
time or another, how wonderful it would be if we
could just fill our cars gas tank with water and
drop pill into it, instead of filling it with gas.
Well, it's nowhere near as great miracle, but we
figured you'd think it was pretty good idea if you
could just drop tablet into your washing machine
to do the bleaching job . =. instead of buying and
carrying that big heavy bottle of bleach that can
raise such havoc if it ever falls and skaters.
THROUGH THE GENIUS OF A CHEMIST who
just didn't know when to give up, you can find just
such tablet in most supermarkets today In
convenient box so light you can lift it with your
little finger, are dozen pills, each roughly the
size Of canada mint.
We call them Barcolene Bleach Tabs.
Each tab is sealed alright in plastic envelope
that easily tears open with your fngertips. You
drop the tab into the washer without even touching
it. Instantly the tab zzes into solution distribut
ing its bleaching action throughout the wash.
AS TO HOW WELL IT WORKS, frankly, there
is no problem in our industry for any manufac-
turer to compare his bleach with Others There are
standard scientifically controlled tests that every.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Aqudir Area Hit
By New Quuke

CASABLANCA, Morocco o
Mar. "a (AP).-Another earth.
quake has further damaged
several mountain villages hard
hit by the Asadir quakes q
month ago.
No new victims were re.
ported.
Government oficials said the
new tremor hit Tuesday night
Evening star., 1960-03-24

body uses and an electric eye gives reliable answers
thateven competitors won't dispute. ,o,
so WE CAN TELL YOU - as fact - that no
other bleach, whether liquid or powder, will make
your clothes winter than Bleach Tabs. And there
are some other important benefits to Bleach Tabs,
too. For instance, it isn't commonly known that
liquid (and powdered) bleaches lose their strength
rapidly once they've been opened and exposed to
air. But Bleach Tabs keep indefinitely, both be-
cause they're in tablet form and because they're
sealed alright.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT THING is that you
can't make mistake with Bleach Tabs, and ruin
piece of clothing that might cost twenty to a
hundred times as much as bottle of bleach. With
the proper amount of bleach already pre-measured,
Bleach Tabs are completely safe. You could drop
whole box of them into your wash without hurt
ing single piece of even the most delicate syn
thetic fabrics.
AS TO PRICE, Bleach Tabs cost no more to use
than the well known brands of liquid bleach. That
little box does about as many washes as three
quarts Of liquid.
WE THINK TODAY'S SHOPPERS WANT the
kind Of convenience and progress that Bleach Tabs
represent We publish this ad because we feel that
if you know all the facts, you'll want to try Bleach
Tabs, too. So far, the thousands of women who
have tried them have been enthusiastic about
Bleach Tabs and most of them have become regular
users. This, we feel, is the ultimate compliment
that can be earned by new product in America
today. Well continue to do all we can to deserve
that loyalty. We hope you'll try Bleach Tabs and
that we'll be able to welcome you to the group Of
regular users who are already enjoying these
built-in advantages and conveniences.
THE BARCOLENE COMPANY
Evening star., 1960-03-24
fHE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT ,.
Astin Finds Reward
In Public Service
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

stirring credo Of pride and how it feels to be Federal
Career empoye has been admirably expressed by Dr. Allen
Asn director of the Commerce Departments National Bureau
Of Standards.
DR. Asin distinguished scientist and longtime Federal
career employe recently received from Fargo IN
Evening star., 1960-03-24
AAA Road Report

AAA Road Report
West: D. c. TO Pennsylvania turn
clear; Ohio turnpike. clear; U. s. 40
vest to Ohio, slippery spots west OF
FroStbuFg, Nd; U. s. 90 west TO Ohio,
slippery spots In mountains U. 8. 80
through West Virginia, slippery spots
South: Shirley highxay and U. s, /
to Richmond. clear; Richmond south,
clear: D C. to Charlottesville, clear
North and EAST; D G. TO- to Harr!s6pts,
nora flsai s1r clear K New Re:Ts5s 5Ts:g tuTs Ms
pike to New York City, clear. no house
trailers due to high winds: New Eng
land; clear except icy spots in North
ern Maine.
Temperatures for Yesterday
! ! am. am. = Pm. P.m. " 30 30
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. 6s, on February 10. Lowest
Is, on March !,
Furnished os1dttls so q: Survey, u 8; Coast and
Today Tomorrow
High -- 5:46 am. 6:42 am
Low ----- 12:02 am. 1854 am.
High ------ 6:l4 pm. 30! pm.
For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
Annapolis. hours: Bloody Point
LiEht, 2 hours; Colonial Beach. So
land, 5 hours; Point Lookout, 8 hours
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:o5 am. 6:24 m.
Syn, Sun; tom9rToW 6:93 am ga ga m m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
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n the mountain around further damaged and several
Two villages previously nearby villages also received
ruined and evacuated were slight damage
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27

and children, and Thomas Os-
car Booth. visited relatives at
Chase City, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Moore and
daughter. Jane, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilkes at Worsham,
last Monday night.
Ed Townsend is on the sick
list and expects to enter t h e
Southside Hospital this week.
At Graduation
Mrs. M. A. Paulson and son.
John. visite d her son and
daughter-in-law, the Rev. and
Mrs. Douglas Paulson, of Mt.
Airy. N. c., last week end.
w lille there they attended
Woodrow Paulson, Jr.'s gradua
lion.
Mrs. Eunice Motley. county
ZONE agent, gave an interesting
demonstration on "Enlarging
koms to Meet Family Needs
at the home demonstration club
meeting in the home of Mrs.
Thomas Huddleston last Monday
night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Pamplin Club ToHelp
With June TB Survey

HIxBURG. May 26 = The
Pamplin HID Club had a fine
meeting in the home of Mrs.
Ernest Harwood on Thursday
afternoon. There were IA mem
bers present and five visitors.
The members were notified
that at the district meeting each
county was asked to raise 500
to help. equip cooperative
house for home economics stu
dents at VPI.
Mrs. Emma Anthony. execu-
tive ecre tary of the South
side tuberculosis Association,
discussed the free chest X-ray
clinic which will be held in the
county in June.
Those conducting the survey
for this area will be Mrs. H. M.
Marshall. Mrs. Percy Lucado,
Mrs. Frank Irving. Mrs. Bob
Covington, Mrs. Henry Coving-
ton. Mrs. Jim Carson and Mrs.
Rob Martin.
Hostesses for the Pamplin
clinic will be Mrs. Boyd Ford,
Mrs. H M. Marshall, Mrs. Lacy
Dickerson. and Mrs. Henry
Terry.
Mrs. Jim Williams and Mrs.
Percy Lucado demonstrated five
kinds of salads which were
served along with home made
cookies. cheese waters and grape
luce that the hostess furnished.
Mrs. Henry Covington will be
hostess to the next club meeting
All last week, Charlie Williams
was at home suffering with a
back ailment. He returned to
work on Monday.
Anne and Luella Martin and
Henry Earl Covington with other
.Appomattox High School seniors
we're off to study history in the
making in New York and around
the Island of Manhattan on May
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27

ii. They reported a good trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carson
viii spend the week end at Viz
ginia Beach
Mrs. Lewis Gobble returned to
her home On Friday. For several
days she had been IT. Southside
Community Hospital in Farm
vile for treatment.
Mrs. Edward Webb and chill
dren. Of Amelia. were overnight
guests of the Mac Colemans on
Friday and of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coin on Saturday night.
Mrs. L. w. McClnuc has re-
turned to her home in Lynch
burg after spending a week with
her brother-in-laW and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fore. Mrs.
McClintic was recently a patient
in Memorial Hospital. Mr.. Nc
Clintic and Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Fore. Jr., and their TWO children
We're guests Of the Fores during
the week end.
Telephones have been installed
in Jim Taylor's grocery store
and in John Wilson Hix's resi-
dence.
Our neiqhbor. Joel Coleman.
~ is very i'll again.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Lack Of Rain
flinders Planting
OF Tobacco

FIVE FORKS, May 26 Farm
ers are wishing for rain. as very
little tobacco has been planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Dyal.
of Roanoke, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie But
cher. and attended services at
Bethpeor Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. John M. Harris and son.
James. attended a birthday party
Sunday afternoon given in the
home of John Henry Allen and
Miss Marie Allen near Worsham
for their sister, Mrs. Addison
Calhoun.
Miss Jane Swan. of Lynchburg.
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Harris
visited Mrs. Morton Elan Sun
day afternoon. We are sorry to
report Mrs. Elan is not well
Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitzer Turns. of
Cullen, spent Monday with Mrs.
j. H. Crute and o. H. Turns.
Mrs. Claude Southal, of Rich
mend, spent the week end at her
farm here.
Mrs. A. W. Covington. of Char
lcttesville. visited friends here
Sunday. and attended services at
Bethpeor Baptist Church Sunday
morning. We are happy to have
visitors.
Mrs. Frank Webb and daug-
tiers. Of Buckingham, visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.
Harris, Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Schroeder and her
daughter. Miss Mary Clare
W0mack, of Farmville, visited
MIR. and Mrs. George Womack
last Monday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Rites Held For
Mrs. j. w. Walsh

AMELIA. May 26 : Mrs. Aud
rey Munden Walsh. formerly of
Amelia county. died at her home
in Akron, Ohio, Oh Wednesday,
Nay IS.
She is survived by her hus-
band, John W. Walsh and two
sons, John and James Walsh.
all of Akron: one-half-sister, Mrs.
Virginia Blencowe. of Richmond;
five brothers. Alvin H. Harold
s. and Ralph H. Mmden. all of
Amelia county. c. N. Munden, of
Norfolk, ard Carl c. Mmden. of
Richmond.
Funeral services were held at
pm. on Saturday. May 81. at
the HenneSsy Funeral Home in
Akron, with interment in a GENE
terry there.
was Miss Noel presented next
years program possibilities for
discussion.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
FairvieW Club
Meets With Mrs.
C. e. Dixon

BURKEvILLE. May %
Mrs. c. E. Dixon was hostess
to the FaiIview Home Demon
stration Club on Friday. May
20.
Fifteen members and the
home demonstration agent. Miss
Elsie Noel. were present. The
demonstration. Fun With Flow
ers." was given By Mrs. David
Beck.
Several members brought ar
engagements and Mrs. Beck ex-
planned how each ARRANGEMENT
was made and what type it
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Separation OF
30 Years Ended
By Tuggle Visit

TUGGLE. May 26 - Mrs. C.
o. Williamson got a wonderful
surprise Monday morning when
her telephone rang and someone
said he'll, misses" in her ma
tive Hungarian tongue. 1t was
her childhood friend, Mrs. Her
nan Isaac. Of Israeli, whom
me had not seen for 30 years.
She was at the bus station in
Farnaville.
1t was such a wonderful re-
union after all those years, and
so much to talk about! Mrs.
Isaac does not sreak English
She moved to Trenton. N. j.. in
January with her husband. who
is a baker.
Henry Booth has returned
home after attending the vii.
hanson School of Air Condition.
ING in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is
employed by the w. A. Price
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Slavton
visited relatives in Washington
D. c.. last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Ker.
,odle visited Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c.
5hultz last Sunday afternoon
they all drove to Appomattox
mo visited Mrs. Ethel Oliver.
Mrs. Howe Better
Mrs. C. H. Howe is improving
after her stay at the Southside
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Motley
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Burkeville Scouts
Attend Camp-Out

BURKEVILLE, May Is -
The District Boy Scout Camp
Out was held at Goodwin S
Lake on Friday and Saturday
May 20 and 81.
Those from Burkeville attend
ing were Hunter Morrissette
Jack Boswell, Cramer Boswell
Bernard Farrar. Arthur and
Nelson Gravatt, Christy Jones,
Dennis Kanipe, G. w. Pace. Eu-
gene Flowers and Swan Boswell
with c. E. Dixon in charge OF
the patrol.
On Saturday night a ceremony
was held for candidates for the
Order Of the Arrow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Sunny Side

May IS j. L. Carter has
returned from a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
Carter. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Garrett
visited Mrs. Agnes Laws at
Ballsville on Sunday evening.
Quite a number of people in
our community are enjoying
beautiful luscious Strawberries
produced by Mrs. George Ber-
ger and Mrs William Berger
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Black
well. Jr.. and family, of Rich
mond were Saturday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black
well and sons spent Sunday with
Mrs. BlackWell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Meinhardt, Of
Farmville. They also visited
their infant daughter. Lucy Kay,
who is still in Southside Hospi-
tai.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin and family
were Mr.. and Mrs John Mar
tin, Jr., and family, Joe Mar
tin and Herbert Martin an d
daughter. Debbie, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jenkins
and family, of Richmond, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. jenkins.
The third annual flower show
of Cumberland county was held
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Missionary Services
Set At Local
Wesleyan Church

The children of the Farmville
Wesleyan Methodist Church will
present a special missionary
program, Sunday. May % at
7::30 pm, according to an an
nouncement from G.. R. Phaup.
Mrs. Jeanette Moorefield,
who leads the Young Missionary
Workers Band of the Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27

c. Stone Smith and G. H. vii
son from Blendon district: j. S.
Gravatt. L. H. Irby and William
I. Moncme. Of Bellfonte dis
trict, and H. S. Boswell, W. B,
Faryar. Jr.. and H. E. Boswell
from Haytokah district.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27

in the Legion Hall on May 18|
with a splendid number of out
standing entries and attendance
We are justly proud of the ex-I
hibits and the cooperation of the
county in this project.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27
Eleven From
Nottoway Attend
State Convention

BURKEVILLE. May Is =
there were II delegates from
NottoWay county attending the
Democratic Convention held at
Virginia Beach on Saturday
May 81.
They were: Tyler Phenix,
Glenn Leath and Thomas Jen-
nings, of Winningham district,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-27

will direct the program.
The public is invited to attend
the program.
Papago Indian news., 1960-02-01
SELLS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

India
i the ~ o tn local. church, netter
y Of is shadled
The ders eletedh
n the cial
d lders
JOSIE ali Nre,
the whowi the hepaor Paul
rPesber
Segan Sam hrossel,
Hn Wnnri.
1nsece
% IYacio by Bush hcks.
ahaied tipto aFbra
full
ther1
V1P Church, (Reb 8-l4)v
Lewis
IS
Selma a n tn heuse
r et they invite thew he
a Indian nTrning School,.
Papago Indian news., 1960-02-01
~

Of Mr. andNr Ncrgo
P1ebh Norma1s
moving Tucson
j Hay and
month";
n on Jan.
NguelP
Mlon of antaR
Ranch visited
naez, wilt the
tosem
a olarshp also cbeenas to oassis
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14

The family of the late Deacon
Virgil Pittman who departed this
life Oct. l. 1860. wishes to thank
their many friends and organiza-
tions for their cards, kilograms.
flowers. food and every kind
word during the hours of our
deepest sorrow.
Mrs. Priscilla Pittman, wife,
Phoenix; Mrs. Lorene Thomp-
son, daughter, Phoenix; Mrs. .Vir-
gle Lee Coleman. daughter, Ok
lahoma City, Oklahoma: Mrs.
Queen Ester Gipson. Wewoka,
Oklahoma; L. W. Pittman. son..
Benjamin Pittman. brother,
PHOENIX.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES UNFuRhlsHED
tcONTINUED)

l-ROOM HOUSE = bedrooms, new
" dec .}OS Poplar I'd, Upper
Morningside. Nd. is-hr. drive
from WASHINGTON and Andrews
Field. OPEN RE 6-SSS3
Evening star., 1960-02-28
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

WILL TRADE S95,0O0 equity in
beautiful 4-bedrm, 2i2-bath brk.
home near WeStmoreland circle
Mass. ave. NV. for building lots:
NV preferred. Box l72-B, Star
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.

INVEST PROPERTY, large: corner
bldg, excel. loo. Is furn. rms. Z
baths, operated as guest home;
approx $1,000 inc. To inspect,
Evening star., 1960-02-28
RIGGO PHRh
OPEN l TIL DARK

DEC and TOOmV Cn0Ugh Tor 2
families, lSt 4. liz rm with hrs-
p.. full din rm, big kit, > bed
rms 'llrd bath, md 4 l,v. rm.,
3 bCdrmS, biz KIT, tiled hath;
bSmt, play I'm hlE fenced yard,
double Car. Conv to schools shop
pirg. transp BY appt R G..
DUNNE Co no 9-O1OO. ewes.
and Sun IF 3-l1I3
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
nfgp@m
Shep. Park-Quickie!
To Settle
Estate!

l4l3 FLORAL STREET NV;
OPEN SUN, l-5-They are ask
ing Sl6,50O but It must be sold
Instantly We have not seen as
much real estate for the money
in a long time! Beautiful and
highly convenient lOc. north Of
Walter Reed Large detached home.
with 3 bedrooms. inclosed porch
and Ia baths on 2nd floor
Big inclosed porch and POWDER
ROOM included on LIST floor
Clean as a pin and vacant. 10th
street beyond Walter Reed to
Floral. right 10 home. Mr.. Bar
row with FRANK S PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-l4ll. Ewes, CL.
R-5nRS
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR SaLE-A.W.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. $500 block
OF Chevy Chase pkWy, few doors
of Conn. ave-, one blk north OF
Nebraska Ave.-5 bedrms.. beaut.
1st-fl. knotty-pine recreation Im
with bath, gar; partly furn 3
paying guests, $50 q month each
Substantial down payment. EDWIN
L. ELLIS. RealtoT. RE. 7-5l40.
CHI. CHI. ID. C.-Brick; 5 bedrms
= on LIST f., ga baths, scr. porch.
dble. gar: trees. BEST SCHOOLS.
S24,500 approved loan; S34.50O.
FARM & CITY, WO. 6-3437.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
TIRST COyNFECIAL CORNTR
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV.

400 blk. Monroe ST. ne-De-
tsChed stucco Slde-hsl! entr.,
large liv I'm. with fireplace, DIN.
nm kitchen en-, heated porch:
Hnd-fir bedrmS bath osmt.
has 3 fnishe rooms | fireplace.
bath, attached gsrsce
La E-l1S4 IA b-g63l
INC
Evening star., 1960-02-28
d-I Gun, re. 81 90.
nI nnIn III h-n.In. : Y
COLORED-33S OGLETHORPE ST.
A..... 60. A....E.a :.

-Cptl Gun. I-N, DetdIIltu' ~
bedrm. brk., in new cond. lst-
lovely rec nm. screened porch:
fr. powder rm; de luxe Kitchen.
payment MR. MURRAY. LA. g.
.EEA : :. ~.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES FOR saLE-N.W.
tcoNrlNuEol

BARNABY WOODS. lO0-ft. 'front.'
age; Beautiful wooded lot. Brick
Colonial. D delightful rooms,
baths. Kit. with breakfast area
Large screened porch. Ground
level bSmt. Price, S33,75O, or can
be bought with single lot Call
FR 7-2O65. METZLER, REAL
TOR. EN- o--4OO
Evening star., 1960-02-28
. II . Z = n I.NN IN
HnEN -

i162 18th ST. NE-Immaculats
SemidetaChei brick. lv. Tm
din Tm.. Kit. rec I'm layatOry,
3 bed!ms tile bath screened front
porch. fenced yard -as heat.
ARTHUR I CURLING INC LA.
h-663l Sun, ana Eyes Ia, g.
so.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
COLoRED-sUBURBs only SSa 30
COLORED-RIGGS PARK
~ L 4 E.rI-I-In - A IL L
col ORED-OPEN SUN, "a
LrTIA - f1l M -nu MO

FNA-NI l. WW UN --~!TI MO
SIS Hamilton St ne Only SIS
$50 for this spacious. attraC. g.
bedrm.. &-bath brick home. only
/ yrs old dc luxe familv-slzed
KIT with Cyc-leyPl oven. sep. din.
rn. front porch. attic exhaust
fan. fin rec. rm deep fenced lot
and many extras Early poss.
COX & CO. RE 1-I633; Mr..
Stelnhcrg. JU. g-@63l.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE

COLMAR MANOR, seating capacity
office room plus equip. kit. in
fin. bsmt, cow. transp. and
parking. Also 5-bedrm.. 2-bath
parish house, shown by appt.
Financing can be arranged.
RERENS SALES. AP 1-4646
Evening star., 1960-02-28
COLORED-IsI6 HAYES ST. NE.

Detached home: > oedrms.. liv.
I'M, din rm, kit. bath. bsmt.:
gas h. -wh SlO.5OO. FHA ap-
proved: $1,000 down. So month.
RE. $4,000 or RE. 6-6056.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
RIGGS PARK

For children: across playground.
new elem school nr. r.. ST. hIEh.
shop, bus-3 bedTms bis yard
Nv n Err, LA. 9-OllU, NO
BROKERS'
Evening star., 1960-02-28

COLORED-32I WEBSTER ST.
N.W.-Open Sunday, semidet brk
arranged as > family; > encl
porches, . baths, nice lot with
lear garage Might consider
renting M M NORTHERN, DI.
7-SS42. JU, 5-63S7.
COLORED-I6Is T ST. N.W.-a
rms, > baths: ideal for Tooming
house or small organization
$4,000. MRS. JACKSON. Ii
6-3s92, DE. 2-1l6O.
COLORED-5O27 5th ST. NV.
Open Sun to & pm. S rm. brick
Plus iurn. apt. in basmt. Lovely
Cond. Immed. possession. RE. =
5224. JU. S-4O5O.
COLORED = COOLIDGE HIGH =
Built 1858: peri. cond.; 3 bed
rooms, lst-FLOOR POWDER RM.,
lovely kit, dishwasher, disposal.
overlooks Govt. park. $500 cash
req. 81 TO brokers FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-lill; ewes.
COLORED-5TH AND JEFFERSON
SITS. NV. - PICP UP THE UN-
PAID BAL. which is under $1,000.
All yon need is S4OO to cover set
tlement expenses Five rms, kit.
and bath; > glass-enclosed porch
rms; gas heat.
c. T. TURNER II. T-4Oi5
COLORED = FIRST OFFERING
West of 10th st. Detached brick
4 bedrmS. den, rec. rm. Modest
down payment Balance ! trust.
Many, many extras. Brokers coop,
invited. WO. 6-2274 OF EN- 3
1868.
TANEN REALTY co.
COLORED-655S NO. CAPITOL
Vacant, d rm. corner brk.; rec
and powder rm.; Bryant gas heat
very reas. price and terms 4 2rs
lst trust. OWNER, RO. S-ll65
or 10. 2-0792.
COLORED 2-UNTT BRICK
- 500 CASH WILL HANDLE
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. @-306C
COLORED MOD. S. D. BRICK
5l2 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY / TO ,
This immaculate home is a must e
inspect II you are looking for a
real buy Liv. rm: din. rm
kitchen, side porch and rear
screened porch. 3 large bedrooms
= baths, bullt-ln garage plu.
many extras
-
Evening star., 1960-02-28
COLORED
Nr. Providence HOSnital

COLORED = HURRY! HURRY!
HURRY! OPEN TODAY / to 6.
Price & terms SUPERBLY FA-
VORABLE Your whole family will
agree there's nothing like
40 KENNEDY ST, NE,
Rigs Park. Seml-det.. brk, 8 rms,
lst a pow. rm.. rec rm., lalousied
porch. Many special valuables 10
thrill you W B. Realty. IA.
g-OSg4 RE T-O6TR