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Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Delegates To State Conventions Named
Republicans Convene
In Jackson On June II

Holmes county Republicans
held their county convention
last Saturday at the Courthouse
elected six delegates and six
alternates to the State conven-
ton to be held in Jackson, June
IL.
The convention also elected
eleven Executive committeeman
three each from Beats l, 2 and
3 and two from county at large.
Beats 4 and 5 were not repre-
scented at the Republican con-
vention.
Delegates to the state conven-
ton are Mrs. D. H. Wells of
Durant, Mrs. James White, of
Durant, Mrs. Betty l.. White
Lexington, Walter D. Smith,
Lexington; Dr.. Dan Mitchell,
Lexington, and Mrs. T. A. Lail
Lexington.
AlternateS are: r. E. Brumby
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

Goodman, Mrs. Hazel Brannon
Smith, Lexington; Mrs. Dan
Mitchell, Lexington; James Sny
der, Durant; Ellis Presley, Pic
kens, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bru-
mby, Goodman.
Members of the Executive
Committee, with officers not
yet elected, are:
Beat /: DIR. Dan Mitchell,
Lexington; Mrs. Betty L. White
Lexington and Walter D. Smith
Lexington.
Beat 2: r. E. Brumby, Good
man, present chairman; r. K.
Van Keuren, Durant; Dan Wells,
Durant.
Beat 8: Mrs. A. A. Whitehead
PickenS, Ellis Presley, Pickens.
A. L.. Presley. Pickens.
Committeeman at large are:
Mrs. James White, Durant. and
Mrs. T. A. Lail, Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

Citizens Urged Vote
For Bond Issue AT
Mass Meeting Monday

Together We Build A Better
Durant' = That was the theme
of the Banquet and Mass meet
ing held by the Durant citizens
Monday night at the school gym
and auditorium, designed to
create interest and to get a
favorable reaction to the $780,
900 Bond election to be held
Friday in Durant.
More than 300 people turned
out to show strength" behind
he up and coming bond election
which money will be used to
expand Durant SportSwear to
the extent that more than 300
people will be employed, trip
ling the present $4,000 weekly
payroll.
The approximate 100 members
Of the Durant Industrial Coun-
ell, who attended the banquet,
heard Keith McC ollough, Ind
ustrial Engineer for the Illinois
Central Railroad, of Chicago,
tell of the Importance a COM
munity effort is in acquiring
and holding an industrial pros
pect. He was introduced bv #.
K. Buck, a Holmes county ma
tive, now Div. Supt. with &c
Railroad.
The audience in the auditor
ium listened to a resume of eff
forts put forth by city and in
dustrial council officials during
the past five years in Durant.
that has brought three indus
tries, providing hundred of Jobs
during that period.
Wiley Humphrey was Master
OF Ceremonies at the meeting.
He introduced Julious Guion,
chairman of the Durant Indus
trial Council, who gave a brief
history of what the council has
done since it was organized
five years ago to bring more in
dustry and to build a better
economy for the community.
MIR. Guion urged everyone TO
turn out and vote in Fridays
election. He stressed the i'm
portance of a fav rable re-
action to the election.
Also introduced was DR.. c..
E. Patton, treasurer of the
Council, who gave a short sum
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Bids Sought For New
TchuIu Post office

Postmaster William G. Perry
said today he has been advised
by the Office of Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield
that the Post Office Department
is now asking for bids to build
and lease to the Department
the new Post Office for Tchula.
Miss, Closing date for the bids
is July q, 1860.
This proposed new building"
Postmaster Perry said, will
replace existing facilities loca-
ted on Main Street.
Specifications call for a
structure approximately 2,028
square feet with an outside
loading platform and adequate
space for parking and truck
GnaneuVering."
postmaster Ferry said he
has been advised that the Post
Office Department will enter
into a lease agreement with the
successful bidder which will run
for ten years, with renewal
options running up to twenty
years.
Bids should be submitted, the
Postmaster advised, to the Real
Estate Officer. Mr.. H. E. Leh-
man, Post Office Department,
Memphis, 1 Tennessee. The
Real Estate Officer will supply
Information with regard to bid
ding forms, building specifica-
tons, lease provisions, etc.
Postmaster Perry quoted Re-
gional Operations Director c..
c. Harris, for the Post Office
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Services For
Walter Sharp
Held Wed.

Walter Henry Sharp, Sc 6year
old native of Lexington and
untiring civic leader, died at
1880 p. m. Monday, May 16,
after a three month illness.
Death came at Greenwood Lee
flore Hospital, where he had
been a patient for 10 days.
Mr.. Sharp was by profession
an electrical engineer, and for
the past several years he was
distributing Clerk for Holmes
County Welfare Department.
Born at Lexington October %,
1903. he was a veteran of World
War II, having served as Chef
Petty Officer in the Navy, over
seas.
He was a Steward of the
Lexington Methodist Church,
and an active member of the
VIEW, American Legion, Mas
onic Lodge, and Order of the
Eastern Star. He served at one
time or another as an officer
IN most of the organizations he
belonged to, and when a civic
project was undertaken, he was
always in the front line to help
carry it out.
Mr.. Sharp was very active
IN Veterans affairs, and many
a veteran in Holmes county has
been assisted by him when help
was needed. He was a stauch
supporter of the Veteran of For
eign Wars Post, and has con-
Slstantly served as an officer,
including Commander of the
Lexington Post. He also held
offices in the State Department
of the VFW.
Services were held at Lexing-
ION Methodist Church at 2:3O
,. M. Wednesday, May Is,
With his pastor, the Rev. E. l..
jernigan, assisted by Rev. G..
H. Ledbetter of Pickens, Of
ficiating. Burial was in Odd
Fellowa cemetery under the
direction of Southern Funeral
Home.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Thelma Sharp, a daughter. Mrs.
E.. w. Ellison, Jr. of Pickens,
a brother, Jim Beal Sharp, of
Homestead, Fla, a sister, Mrs.
Alice Sharp Smith of Memphis,
and one granddaughter, Elinor
Elizabeth Ellison of Pickens.
Active pallbearers were: NAL
colm Phillips, Joe Tingle, Mac
Vinson, Hugh Garrett, Robert
jackson, w. H. Hamberin,
Clarence Mcdaniel and j. c..
Patton.
Honorary Pallbearers were
Masons and WV members.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
ROBIN CECILIA ESTES
BORN MAY II

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Estes of
Tchula are announcing the ar
rival of their first child, a
daughter, born Tuesday, May
Il at the Holmes County Com
munity Hospital. She has been
given the name Robin Cecilia
and weighed 8 Id. and 2oz.
Sharing congratulations are
the paternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Woody Estes and
and Mrs. D.. c. Bigbee, all
of Tchula.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Twenty Four Delegates To Cast
6 Votes AT Demo Convention

Holmes county Democrats, in
their county convention Monday
at the Courthouse, named "a
delegates to the State Demo-
cratic Convention to be held
in Jackson on June 80, elected
a Is man Democratic Executive
Committee for the next four
years and adopted three reso-
lutions.
Joe Tingle, who is a Colonel
on Gov. Barnett's staff, was
named chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee, succeeding
Watt D. Ford, who held that
position for the past eight years
Mrs. Ruth Povall was re-elec-
ted secretary, and Watt D.
Ford was named committee
man for Beat /.
Each Beat has three people
each on the committee.
Beat 2 committeeman are
Clarence Robertson, Durant;
W +. Johnson. West; and S.
f. Allen, Goodman.
Beat 3: E. E. O.Reilly, Eben-
eZer. Homer Chisolm, Coxburg.
and Sterling Crawford, Pickens.
Beat :: j. R. Peaster, Jr.
Thornton, w. H. Rushbrook,
Thornton and r. L. Thompson,
Thornton.
Beat 5: G. P. Sharpe, Tchula
Ralph Ray, Tchula and j. T.
Thomas, Jr. Cruger.
The Delegates to the state
convention, 10 of whom were
elected by selecting two from
each beat, and IA at large, in
including all of the three Rep
resentatives and one senator
viii be among the delegates,
are:
Austin Gibson, Edwin White,
5. F. Allen, C. R. King, Henry
McNeese, Billy Joe Abernathy,
Mrs. d. c.. PeaSter. Mrs. M
E. Barrett, Guy Sharpe, j. T..
Thomas, Jr. T. M. Williams,
+. w. Hooker, j. P. Love, w.
G. McMullen, D. B. Miles,
Gedfge Mitchell, George D.
Wynne, d. E.. Foose, James
Barrett, D. T. Ruff, Henry Nc
nenzle, Leslie Smith, Mrs. j.
=. Peaster, Jr. and M. G..
Bennett.
Alternates to the convention
are: w. B. Kenna, Thomas
Slack, w. B. Johnson, Bonnie
nillebrew, E. E. O'Rielly, G..
y. Wynne. Mrs. D. E. Foose,
Mrs. j.. R. Peaster, Jr., James
oarrett, M. G. Bennett, w. R.
Ellis, Jr., Weir Kyle, E. E.
Okelny, R. L. Thompson, Nick
oileIton, q. H. Marlborough,
James Bowie. j. T. Garland,
W.. II. Rushbrook, and j. L.
onleids.
The convention adopted a
resolution binding its delega-
ton in the State convention and
in all other deliberations, to the
unit rule. 1t also adopted a res
olution, to be found elsewhere
in this paper, supporting the
principles of States Rights,
maintenance of racial segre-
cation, the idea of three sep
arate departments in govern
ment, Free enterprise, and hon.
est, sound, economic and eff
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Lexington T.
PTA Elects
Officers

A group of parents and teach
ers met at the Lexington Gram
mar School auditorium Tuesday
night for the purpose of organ
iZating a PTA.
Tommy Slack was elected
president, Mrs. Sam Sample
was elected vice president, Mrs.
Wofford K. Smith, secretary and
Mrs. A. B. Holder, treasurer.
The organization will be affil-
lated with the State and Nat
ional Association.
Mr.. Slack said no committees
have been named as yet, but
that they will be set up within
the next two or three monhs and
will become active by the time
school opens next fall. All par
ents, he said who are interested
in the welfare of their children
are invited to join the organiza-
ton.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

or the program.
Paul Waldrup was elected
president of the Convention dur
ing election of officers Thurs
day. May II. Other officers
elected were: Leo Alderman,
vice president. j. w. O'Kelly,
chaplain and Mrs. Bessie Bar
ton. secretary-treasurer.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the singing. / a.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Singing


The Holmes County Singing
Convention will have an all day
singing at the courthouse in
Lexington, Sunday, May g.
Quartets and singers from all
over the area viii be present
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

Gent government.
Holmes county will be entitled
to cast 6 votes at the state con-
vention, under the ruling of two
votes for each representative
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

III d County,.
Delegates from the county
will attend a Third Congress-
ional District Caucus at Green
wood Monday, May %.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

Chester Gouldelock of Miss.
State University was home for
the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19
Library To
Conduct
Story Hour

Mrs. Georgia Mcintyre, Hol-
mes Co. librarian of Durant,
announces that the libraries in
the county will conduct a Smoky
Bear Story Hour and Reading
Club.
Details are not available at
this time but you can contact
your own library for additional
information.
Attend Church Sunday
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

on Lionism.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-19

Attend Church Sunday
Evening star., 1960-12-11

vignettes, dogwood flowers, deer and
foxes caper, and fish leap out of the
river for gnats.
The Gaudians remade the house
along the general lines of predecessor
structures which followed the con-
tours of the rolling site, one Of the
areas highest.
ITO us, the site was worth every
thing" says Evelyn Gaudian, an i'm
probable-looking grandmother of IL
who loves to do over houses.
Stories about the history of the
house are various and conflicting,
the Gaudians have found. But it seems
to have served as an observation post
at times.
when we came in, the doors to
the rooms were very low" recalls
Mrs. Gaudian. Martin had to duck
to get through. When we tore out the
plaster, we found it had lot of hair
in it, which indicates, l think, so years
or so. Then l found the rest of the
doorways. Apparently, we had pur-
chased two houses"
The dining room represents what
Mrs Gaudian calls a "hyphen" be-
tween the tower part of the house,
Continued on pd0s
Evening star., 1960-12-11
House With a Long View-Down
Bv HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Star Staff Writer

TN A WOODLAND eyrie high over
Il the Potomac River, the changing
scenes of nature provide a never
ending drama.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin F. Gaudian,
who have created a picture-bOok
home in the Tower House at Mclean,
Va, delight in their perennial front
row seat.
On one side, the house looks out
over the river past Scott and Herzog
Islands toward Cabin John, Md; on
the other is a vista of hilly Virginia
woods.
Generous windows and porches-
including one about 800 feet up from
the river provide enviable views
from every side.
Sometimes, when the fog and
mist come up, I can sit and watch it
rolling in from the river" says Mrs.
Gaudian. Then the swallows start
to dart in and out, and it is like watch
ing a play, constantly changing into
something interesting"
This is a resting place for birds
that come from the north" observes
Mr.. Gaudian. A black gumwood tree
with berries on it is a special attrac-
ton for hundreds of birds. In other
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Builders Opportunity
1ls LOTS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

rs with streets, sewer and
water in; 90 with storm
sewers in sanitary sewer
and water start Immediately.
Streets and lots on grade.
All lots recorded: 80 scale
drawings complete. Build
ing permits Immediately.
Will subordinate. Call HA.
7-7lS7 weekdays, 8 Am. to
5 PM: Sundays, OIL. 4-6579.
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BUSINESS PROP. EoR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(cONTlNUEDl

SERVICE STATION available: fullI
equipped and stocked: heavilJ
Travelled Georgia ave: good poten.
tial for industrious individual;
min. cash required. To. 2-237s
SERVICE STATION for lease II
highway. Good neighborhood. pro,
posed shopping area. Investment
required. No experience necessary
Major oil company. Call EX. s.
2bl6 daily, Mr. DOuHLlS
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CHOICE building sites, "a acre anc
up, paved streets, 10 min. shop
ping, church and schools also
7h-aere tract. RUSS WILLIAM
CHI. S-S1s3 all day Sun, aft. s
week DAYS
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Camp Washington 8 Mi.
40 ROLLING ACRES
COLLINGWOOD

ON The POTOMAC
Two 4-bedrm. split-levels, one bi.
level, with ia baths, family rm
bsmt., storage attic. plsstereo
walls. superior conventional con.
S30.950 with 75ct- 500 financing
For sale by builder only. B. J
FISHER, OIL. o-O433. so $3.50
DIR. South OF Alex. 5 miles on
Memorial pkwy.. right on Collng
wood rd, immediate left on Wesi
blvd. DIR. to homes.
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BUILDERS NOIICE-7O beautliuI
lots in Bethesda area: 35 with
approved preliminary, water and
sewer: could start building i'm
mediately: near shopping, bus and
NH. Call Mr.. Nestler, JU. s.
6716. JAMES c. CoNLEY d Co.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

SOUTH RIVER PARK, Edgewater
extra sleeping space, lge. screened
porch, lge. liy. rm.. din. rm., kit
bath with shower. fireplace, al
nee. items for housekeeping incl
community beach Cnetted). ample
space for boats; S100 week. Fam.
lily vacationers. AP. 7-340O, Ext
230 or JU. e-657k, after z,
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IoFFIeEs, STUDIOS for REMrLors, ACREAGE FOR SALE
|
>ONN. AVE.

CONN. AVE. AND K ST, VICINITY
nicely turnrfe 4rfe s sSnes; s,r PVT; Io ssthii naiii
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MOVE " SoN;-;;,

SETTLE TOMORROW 7!
All Of the charm and dignity Of
a Colonial Is found in this COM
pletely redeeorated 3-bedrm. bTk.
home in North Arlington. A very
large din. rm.; firepl. in liv. rm.;
scr. porch. fun bsmt,; garage.
and a play-yard for the kids. As
sumo Sl6,3OG. 5lass loan.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
ia. T-AO90 REALTORS
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CASH CLIENT for 1920
unit apt bldg. in Capitol Hill
area. Z. r. STEFFEY REAL ES-
TATE. JE. 4-0064. ...
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COUNTRY CLUB Hills
One of N. Arl.'s most covet-
ed areas. Charming brick
home on beautiful tree
shaded lot: 5 bedrms., 3
full baths, true center hall.
liv rni. wIflrepl.. formal din.
rm., everything kit. w/table
space, finished rec. rm., car
port, many, many extras.
Priced at S33,5O0. Call THE
DARBY CO.. Realtors, ia.
5-9393: ewes. and week ends,
JE. 4-0491.
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SHELL
SERVICE STATION

For lease in metropolitan virsinia
Choice location, going business,
paid training period II desired.
HE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

NEW BRICK RAMBLER in
choice Mclean area; 4 bed
rooms on main floor; ga
baths. formal dining room,
everything kitchen, full bsnnt.
with paneled rec. rm.. =
frepls.; $4,000 down pay
ment and priced at SIS $50.
Call THE DARBY CO., Real
tors, IA. 5-93o3.
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tcoNTlNuepl

ARLINGTON, N.-5 bedrms.: nr
st. AIMS paroehial and public
schools. S1s.500. IA. 1881.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
FIRE THE HELP

I1OILE I HEALl I 7
5lS3 Lee Highway KE. S-535C
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

We NEED more lots, acreage and
KAY Realty Ii CO. o0 RH. S.:2a6S. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BETHESDA AREA. suitable for ell
ectrical firm, research company.
or any type Of light manufacture.
FRANK L. HEWITT, CO. JU. s.
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THE EVENING STAR BIS
MONEY 70 LOAN

Washington, D c.
Mondoy, Nor Is, 1860
Evening star., 1960-05-16

APARTMENT GROUND = close-in
Silver Spring. Sf10-acre. viii sell,
SOe q 50. IT,. subject 70 rezoning,
no brokers. Box. SEC Star.
APT: GROUND FOR sALE-2eth
and r stS. Sc: 1900 50. It.
Cal OWNER. LO. 4-s164.
BETHESDA. MD.-I-acra level lot,
on Bradley blvd: near Bethesda
CSuntfy Club. Call Mr.. Holland,
II. O. EMITHY Co, slI 18th ST.
NV. ST. 3-3300.
BRADLEY BLVD, 500 blk. Brad
ley-One acre plus, nearly square
and ievel: cash only. EN-. 5-5475.
BROCK HALL MANoR-I q, 81, 500
Glendale: a acre. S2,4OO
hangover Hills; 60xl20. Sl,700
Miteheiiviili.: ) eIs ner.s. sS,,SSSSSS
THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor. AP. 7-s3OO, OR. 4-ssO5
Builders, Camp Springs
4 acre lots with city water and
paved streets. Will subordinate
OWNER, cH. s-4963; ewes, TU.
2-13l3.
BUILDERS ATTN.-25 "a acre.
wooded lots; nr. Laurel, Nd. /:
sewer, water and gas avail; only
5 min. to N. s. A. and IT. Meade
reas. VIII subordinate. N. LEO
STORCH. SP. 3-4500.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

REALTY INC.
500 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73o0
Evening star., 1960-05-16

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-N. Ari. S
most terrific buy. Through CENTER
hall split-lvel on large lot with
trees. : bedrms.. 3 baths, fin. rec.
rm. Fully equipped kit. and sep.
din. rn1.. Close to transportation
and good schools; Terrifc finane-
on q steal Of a price Of S33,5O0l
ATLAS REALTY, Lee hwy, corner
of Glebe I'd. ia. 5-l550.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

Brk Cape Cod; bedrms, full
bsmt.. din. rm., liy. rm. wifirepl.
scr. peh.; fenced rear yard; elost
70 schools, bus. shopping and
Rentagon; July occupancy. Cal
kE. 6-S96q for amt NO AGENTS
Evening star., 1960-05-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

CITY, Md bedrm. cot
taFe for rent; month Of July or
Month Of Aug. Phone vkdays.
FE. S-o212
Evening star., 1960-05-16
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES
AUToM0TIVE MISC,

MOTORS-'5S Nash VS., 5000
miles, 5000; '5s Ford. 352 motor,
$40; 55 Cadillac. exceptionally
good. S215. IA. 1880. JACKS
Evening star., 1960-05-16
COMMERCIAL GROUND
SUM MER HOMES

WESLEY HTS. N.w.-For rent,
June l to Oct. Is, 3 bedrms :,
charmingly. furn. WO. 6-5794 or
OIL. 4-2039.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
MACHINERY and EQUIP,

BACKHoE, Northwest, % yard
shovel, Crane. boom and ts-yard
clamshell incl: all IN very good
cond. Also Case $500 front-end
Ioader. IN very good cond. CARR
TRUCK. large Army, Barber Green
trenehing machine, cheap. Ewes,
IA. 2-l692.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

MekIM BUILDING, 1911 @ st. NV.
Newly redec. ofices. in 2 and 8
rm;. suites: singles. Good heat
and elevator service, wired for
air Cond.: suitable for lawyers;
go upc CARRY PROPERTIES,
Evening star., 1960-05-16
MT. VERNON BLVD. AREA

Overlooking Govt, parks, this
eustom-built brk. house on
q lovely s-acre lot Is truly
unique. It has . separste
charming living areas and
Is ideal for shaTing with
'INLAWs'' or with . friend;
peri. eond.: fdl bSmt.. Gear
byk gar; outstanding buy
At S35.000.
DOROTHY G. WOOD
.REALToR DE. 2-T1II
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DEsIRABLE DoWNToWN M

l ~ room suite with free use Of
~ kis sersnee m, psTkihg next
5a12sSiy MIR, Dupont Circle
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN IOEI-
5lON, n. Conn; Ave. and M St
inoi'lousi omeeS tastefully dec
Acknowledging units on prem.
iSes. To inspect, call Mr.. MILLER
with N. PAUL HANNAH, 732 I7th
ST.. NV, NE. S-4l0O.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
FLORIDA PROPERTY

II YOU WISH TO BUY. RENT OR
TRADE for beautiful home in
Fla. can Mrs. sillinEs. HU. g.
9607.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

LARGE UNFURNTsHED OFFICE
aVailable in law suite 700, First
National Bank Bids, 1888 @ st.
nv. Congenial associates. Phone
Evening star., 1960-05-16
LAND MARK BLDG.
14th and H SITS. NV.

Choice space from / room to en-
tire floor, 2,400 50. It, Central air
conditioning. Acoustic ceilings
Space tailored to your require
ments. Immediate occupancy.
GREENHOoT, INC, Mr.. David,
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DOCTORS SUITE

Splendid location for two doctors to
share once. general practitioner
and pediatrician or obstetrician
or surgeon; on ground floor Of
apartment bldg. in center Of Good
Hope Hills-Naylor Gardens area,
and surrounded by loo family
dwelling units; 3 rooms and bath /:
designed for praeticing physician: /:
Sl25 month. Phone LU I-330O.
DOWNTOWN, g st. loeation-De-
sirable mod. once space: all serv-
Evening star., 1960-05-16

OFFICE sPACE-Approx. 1000 So.
IT,; lst floor. air-cond.: all util.
turn.; incl janitor serv.: 64SO
Sligo Mil Rd., Takoma Park, Nd.
q blk. west of New Hamp. Ave, nr.
DC. hneJ. Call JU.. 9-3sl1 wk.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
GA. AVE. AND REMEDY ST.

Ga. AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
Air-cond. ofices, most conV. Ioe.,
$50 up, all services incl.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
HALF BLOCK to Dupont Circle
special purpose zoning, Groom
house, plus 3 usahle basement
rooms, suitable for ofnces, small
organiZation or home. Mr.. Ran
JAMES l. DIXON A. Co Realtnrs.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
BY OWNER
- Wv 4NI1G
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK

PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK
RAMBLER
3 bedrms.. Q baths, modern kitch-
en- with eating space. separate
dining room, roughed-in rec. rm
area and bath in basement. Plas-
tered walls. Hot-water Dashboard
heat, screened porch. All on "a acre
wooded lot. Price S24,250 with
$50, 900. 30-year loan available
No AGENTS Call CIR. 3-357S.
Camp Washington 8 Mi.
AZ ROLLING ACRES
High on q knoll is q beautiful s.
yr.-old California redwood ram
bier overlooking this little Estate
surrounded by oaks and ever.
greens, bounded On l side by for
est; winding stream across prop.
erty: Is acres Of lespedeza; :
outbldgS. including tenant house
that could be used as suest
house. Land fenced and inter.
fenced. $4,000 cash. S47,5OO.
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1960-05-16
ARLINGTON BLVD. AND vIENNl

hNbh-NeW CuStom-bulIt 3-Ded'
I'M, . fun tub baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm,, kit, all on one floor
Walk-out bsmt., h.-wh., ia-acre
lot, city water; So. $50. FL,
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See him for free information. maps.
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and their four children are alone The kitchen modern
in all Representative character is emphasized here
and compact so it is easy without servants, when
necessary Radiant electric heating installed in the cell
ings, and there complete arconditoning system
well In the Phoenix climate is not unusual to employ
both systems within "a hours-air conditioning for
spring day when the temperature goes to CO. but, within
five six hours little glow of heat when the desert
night falls to so.
"Beh-nun-i-kin'- Navajo for "house on the hills
the of the place. and by all reports the owners are
very comfortable, spiritually and physically, in their un-
usual beh-nunkin out the wlds, eight miles from the
center of town.
AS conventionaIy any ranch-house owner, Senator
Godwater told friend recently, This the place have
dreamed about and now the dream has come true"