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Evening star., 1960-10-02
By JOHN McKELWAY
Star Staff Writer


A mighty armada of 80 boat
moved slowly up and down thu
Potomac yesterday past the
Federal City, sparkling in the
bright sun.
Those aboard talked of pol.
luton.
The watery tour was spon-
sored by the Citizens Council
for a Clean Potomac-an at
tempt to impress upon $50 per-
sons the various projects need
ed for a clean river.
The armada was formed al
the Corinthian Yacht Club
Second and v streets S.W,
where yachtSmen took aboard
an assortment Of citizens out
for an afternoon of sewer
watching. The cruise LASTED
about four hours.
Before it showed off, Col
Frederick j. Clarke, the Dis
trict's Engineer Commissioner
told the group the Potomac car
be cleaned up again-but that
lit takes money.
$50 Million Already Spent
He said the District has put
some $50 million into removing
pollution from the river in past
years and added that the Po-
tomac Is probably cleaner to.
day than it has been since the
1920S.
He said the District has
plans to spend $100 million ir
Evening star., 1960-10-02

qualifiedly indorse the Demo-
cratic nominees"
Mr.. Cooks editorial said,
"Now is the time for the Dem
ocratic leadership here and
throughout Virginia to get a
move on to bring us back into
the Democratic column. the
place where we belong. Mani
festly the performances Of the
party in power (Republican)
for the past eight years should
indicate clearly to all South
erners that little help is to
be expected from that party
when needed most"
A veteran member of the
House Of Delegates who has
handled many key Byrd or
ganization bills in the past re-
called that the Virginia Ma
tional Convention Delegation in
1856 backed Senator Kennedy
this years presidential NOM
inee - for Vice President and
that the delegation to Los
I Angeles this year was instructed
to support Senator johnson,
the vice presidential candidate.
"Byrd's silence is hurting
tremendously in the 4th dis
trict," the State LEGISLATOR said.
but it's a two-edged sword. A
lot of people just can't under
stand it and some Of us would
admire him more if he would
take a position.
Republicans Delighted
I'VE went along with him in
1856, and supported Kennedy
for Vice President. At this
years State convention, while
many of US wanted our national
convention delegates to go un-
instructed, we went along with
the Senator's demand that we
instruct for johnson.
Now he has both men or
the ticket. What more could he
want?"
Republicans, of course, are
delighted by this state oi
affairs.
Jack Middleton of The
Plains, 9th district G. o. P
chairman, hopes that Senator
Byrd will continue to refrain
from speaking out.
In the entire district" Mr.
Middleton said, 'but particu.
larly up here near Senator
Byrd's home, it is the Byrt
Democrats who are helping oul
cause, in some cases more thar
Republicans, themselves"
Evening star., 1960-10-02
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Stan Writer

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. IA
rising tide Of protests appears
to be sweeping through Vir-
ginia Democratic ranks over
the refusal by Senator Byrd
and other party organization
leaders to state a preference
In the presidential campaign.
Most significant criticism to
be made publicly came from
a Byrd-organization stalwart,
John Warren Cooke, floor
leader In the Virginia House of
Delegates, who is outranked in
that body only by the Speaker.
Mr.. Cooke, publisher of the
Gloucester Mathews Gazette
journal, editorially admonished
the State leadership this week
Ito get a move on to bring us
back into the Democratic
column, the place where we
belong"
His protest was one of many
encountered in a survey in Vir-
ginia during the last few days
in which prominent members
Of the General Assembly ex-
pressed resentment against
what Senator Byrd has termed
his golden silence" in the pres
idential race.
A down-the-line organiza-
ton member of the State Sem
ate said, II must confess that
some Of us are disappointed
and feel let down that the
leader of our party hasn't
taken a position when the de-
cision is hard enough as it is
to make"
Four Others Reticent
In some areas, the silence of
several members of Congress is
causing as much or more con-
Germ than Senator Byrd's re-
fuSal to speak out.
Mr.. Cookies challenge was
directed to "the entire Dem
ocratic leadership" while men,
tioning none by name. Others
who have declined to take q
position include House Rules
Committee Chairman Smith OF
the 9th District; Southsidt
Representatives. Abbott of the
4th and Tuck of the 5th Dis
ticts, and Representative Har-
rison of the Shenandoah VAL
1ey'S 7th District.
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ARMADA INSPECTS RIVER
ItWos a Good Day
To Talk of Pollution

sewer projects in the next dec
ade.
Then the armada moved out
to examine the work to bt
done.
Guides in each boat ex.
planned various points of inter.
est such as the start Of sewer
construction on the District
side of the new Theodore
Roosevelt Bridge. This is a key
part of the master pollution
control plan for Washington
The sewer will handle sew
age from upstream sections oi
Virginia, Maryland and the
District. The line will run along
the river from Rock Greek,
through East Potomac Park
down to Hains Point, then un-
derwater to the treatment
plant at Blue Plains.
Georgetown and Back
The tour included a run UP
the Washington Channel, ther
up to Georgetown, then back
down the river and under the
Woodrow Wilson bridge, now
nearing completion.
Guests of the council on yes
terday's trip will be asked tc
encourage support Of anti-pol-
luton measures throughout
the metropolitan area.
Chairman of the event was
c. Nelson Davis, past commo-
dore of the Corinthian Yacht
Club.
Col Clarke was joined on the
trip by David v. Auld, director
of the Districts Department oi
Sanitary Engineering.
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had three fatal accidents here
in the past 10 months. His
company forfeited $500 col
lateral in one case and $500
in each Of the two other cases
for violations of the safety
code.
Safety inspectors make ar
investigation every time a man
is killed in an industrial acci-
dent, but they can't alway;
pinpoint a violation. Some.
times there are no witnesses
and no tangible evidence.
/ Unions Could Help
Why does a man fall of {
roof when his job did not re-
quire him to be near the edge:
Why does a man jump tht
wrong way from a bulldozel
out of control so that it fall.
over on him? Why does mar
fall from a sturdy. stepladdel
he has used every day?
4 One contractor suggested
that the unions could help BY
requiring physical examina-
Etions of men whose work take;
them above ground level. II
many Of the unexplained &C.
cidents, the fault could have
stemned from a physical all.
ment-dizzineSs or a veal
heart.
A labor spokesman, Johr
Holden, executive secretary o.
the Building Trades Council
proposed setting up a labor.
management council on safety
for a concerted attack on g
growing problem.
There have been proposals
for more safety inspectors
sitter penalties.
What Mr.. Thomas wants
most can be S,1.rmed up brief.
ly: More cooperation from
employers. More awareness by
employees that "it can happen
here"
Evening star., 1960-10-02

sponsibility for making sure
that all precautions are OBJ
served before the work starts,
that the men use all the safety
devices provided for them and
that the materials are proper
for the job.
Some contractors drag their
feet, even when the violations
are pointed out to them, be-
cause of the extra cost that
may be involved to meet the
safety code. Mr.. Thomas cited
a case where a contractor had
a trench dug without snoring
the sides to prevent cave-ins
The snoring, he said, woulo
have cost about $500. He got
away with a SIS forfeiture oi
collateral for the violation.
Cost Has Risen
In the past year. however,
the cost of violations has gone
up. During fiscal 1860, en-
ployers violating industrial
safety codes in all Washington
industry paid $500 in for
FIXTURES and $1,140 in fines. OF
the IS cases prosecuted, 80
were in the construction In
dustry.
There is a startling variance
between the number Of VIOLA
tions cited and the number OF
prosecutions. While IS cases
were prosecuted, 5000 viola
tion notices were sent out. Z
Contractors with good safety
records stressed that in the
long run, it's much cheaper to
take precautions than to run
the risk of accidents. Insurance
rates for workmen's compensa-
ton depend on the industry's
and the individual company's
accident frequency. Also, II
was pointed out, an accident
on the job slows down the
work for hours.
At least one contractor has
Evening star., 1960-10-02
Veteran Nurse
Gets India Post

Mrs. Lucille HolsingeI as
SiStant director of nursng al
District General Hospital fol
the past IA years, has beer
named nursing adviSr II
Southeast Asia for the Worlc
Health Organization.
Mrs. Holsinger, whose head.
quarters will be in linda, will
act as adviser to tationa
health administrationsiin in the
development of nursinebervice,
and training programs fol
nurses.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
"Modern" Sturdy Underbed Chest

Only 81 high but long and wide enough to give ample fo
storage (overoI size Ak 8x6) Strongly constructed rust
resiston fnish aluminium coating both inside and out
90
Evening star., 1960-09-18
1894 If bought seporoteIy

1894 If bought separately
7-Pc. Solid Bross Fireplace
Ensemble includes 38x3l"
bross-f framed black mesh
puIl-choin screen, IS" solid
bross ondirons, fire set
(shovel, poker, brush) in
27" stand. 1898
7-Pc. Black and Bross En-
sembIe. 1888
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Five fresh, flattering
outfits. designed by
a beauty expert for her
daughter-and yours

Ny daughter Jamie was l3 years old,
1Vl headed back to school, and didn't
have thing to wear OFF we went on major
shopping trip in Manhattan. We came back
exhausted and practically empty-handed. We
lust couldn't find clothes that were right for
a l3-year-old girl.
The upshot was that | made up my mind to
design Jamie's basic winter wardrobe myself.
Jamie loves the results and so do the teen-age
models who work at my husbands and my
modelling agency. Now you can buy the pat
terms, produced for THIS WEEK by Spadea, for
81 each or all GUe for 81.
Designs for "in-beiweens"
Jamie, though an ordinary teen-ager by
most standards, was brought up in world Of
fashion and so has very good idea of what
looks good on her. She doesn't want to look
like a college girl or like baby. Her figure
needs little Aattering here and there. She
wants attractive fabrics and simple styles.
And think she's right.
think these designs are perfect for most
''in-between' girls. They're all easy to make,
they'll enhance what there is to enhance in a
young girls figure and conceal what needs to
be concealed. Young teen-agers who sew can
make them themselves. Jamie and made
them together and had hours of fun choosing
fabrics, buttons and trimmings.
If you send for all FIVE of the patterns -
coat, suit, fringed skirt and blouse, two-piece
dress, party dress you'll have a complete
basic wardrobe. Send for your patterns today.
Have fun! EILEEN FORD
Evening star., 1960-10-09

THIS WEEK Moso1ins / October ?. 1850
Evening star., 1960-12-18

ARL.-Attraetise larse l-bedreom
80 aIi mel olSt ats. MsT. Re'; 1858 sSSrfs 4
Taft IA A-AA2A
Evening star., 1960-12-18

N.W.-Spaeious: 3 bedrooms with
ample closets, din. rm., living rm.,
kit, bath. and lge ent. foyer: heat
and hot water ifurn.; elev, and
swbrd. svc..; convenient 10th st.;
lease Jan; /, Sl63 per mo. Write
Evening star., 1960-12-18

ARL., N.-lst-fr. apt. In pyt.
home; 8. rms. and bath: SEQ peg
mo. incl. eli. utils. except elec.s
lee; yard; adults only. Can JE.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
DOWN THE DRAIN

Go those ideas Of overbuilding In
order to make room for your
larger family. That's dangerous
business If the neighborhood does
not warrant it,! Instead, call US
to-day to see that five-bedroom,
three-bath, bi-level of your
dreams. This gracious home, with
white columns and bay window. is
situated on half-acre minutes
from Chain Bridge where property
values are going UP, UP, UP!
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hishway KE. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-08-07

Your time, money and energy into
caring for and paying for your
with only Sl,S00 down, FHA, you
can make this roomy three-bed-
room brick house your home Not
only is there a large den off the
living room but a separate dining
room. recreation room with fire.
place and Ia baths! Grand loca-
tnofio, ton too close-in N ,AGrlinngton
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS a. SOLER
LO. 6-2l3l. HE. 4-2040. JU. b-6g07
"ALL-CASH PLAN"
FOR RI, DETAIhsmMRi E7HJSs ~ Ri GoBpARD G9561
Evening star., 1960-08-07
BOUNCING CENTERS

We have established the first
in the Washington area.
$1,000 can establish your
own Trampolin- center. We
have locations, do the con-
struction and opening day
promotions. Call today for
complete details on this
highly successful and prof.
table operation. BOUNCING
CENTERS DISTRIBUTORS.
WE. 1-0154.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

ALL CASH
I will pay you all cash for
your home. Fast settle
ment. Call
FRED EHRLICH
ST. 3-0450
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LAUNDRY

-G.i.kss3 6rF0h,U"iIiLcc
Evening star., 1960-08-07
YOUR EARNINGS

Will be safe when you invest in
this N. Arlington Cape COD. This
owner, who is retiring to Ala
bama. has taken personal pride
in his property. 1t shows in the
soft glow of the fine paneiing used
in the third bedroom and in the
slsss-enclosed porch. Not to men
embraces the other two bedrooms,
living room and separate dining
room. You won't have to redeco-
rate this brick geml $19,6OO.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
MUST SELL

Six-unit mod apt. bldg: all two
bedrms.; colored tenants pay all
utils. except water Call for de-
tails on this conv. fully rented
property. Ewes. OIL. 6-4713.
JOHN r. DONOHOE d SONS
Ii. 3-00S4
Mr.. 18th AND MISSOURI AVE.
N.W.--5 units, indirect gas heat,
$279.5 so. Priced low for quick
sale. H. T. RANDOLPH, FE.
7-2137 or RE. 6-46SS.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ANDREWS FLD. AREA-New s.
family all 2-bedrm. units. income
tenants. $1,000 dn. J. NJ. Med
LEY. 10 S-5777
APTS., a5-IOO UNITS-In nearby
Md. For details call Mr.. Franz
blau teves. and Sun. EN- -
6S0sl, SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
-OA IAfh = pgAs
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
lcONTINuEDl

THE FARMER IN
THE DELL never had
1t so good as you will
on this lovely 207
acre farm on Vir-
ginia's historic north
ern neck. A good CO.
lonial home is on the
property. There are
z springs ard many
streams on the farm.
There is good hunt
ing with deer and
wild turkey. Priced
at S1S,500 with ex-
cellent finan c Ing.
ROUTH ROBBINS
EAL ES TATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
NEW FOUR-BAY

Drive-through station available i'm
mediatelv Located fast-groVing
community, Mont. Co., Md Excel
lent opportunity for aggressive
party desiring own business. Mini
mum investment required. Call
Mr.. MURPHY ct ia 9-Sjl4.
NURSING HOME-Suburban area,
we'll established and attractively
includes business, real estate. fIrS
niture and equipment Shows eX-
Gel. return. For details call F w.
BERENS SALES, INC. JU. 7-71O0.
AREAS Largest Realtors"
Evening star., 1960-08-07
TRY THIS
FOR SIZE

3-bedrm. brk. rambler: modern kit,
la baths. scr. porch, swimming
pool membership available.
OPEN SUNDAY 20
DIRECTIONS: Columbia pike to
Braddock rd., to Landess ST., to
Summit pl.. left to Yosemite and
Evening star., 1960-08-07
26 UNITS

20 ON11S
Modern bldg. featuring l and Q
oearm; units. Tenants pay utili-
tles; Priced for immediate sale.
occupancy. Close to bus, school
Mr.. McGinniS, TU. 2-23sS, sun &
weekdays. MA. $4,000.
FREDERICK w. BERRNS SALES
2 FOUR-FAMILY ADJ, BRICK APT.
BLDGS.-BeSt Sc. location, near
stores and tranSp., good cond.,
iully rented. May consider small
mouse as part payment.
S.E.-3 sEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
about ] > years old. Owner leaving
town. Assume lge. lst trust, 4Rce
loan. Call MR.. FRYE, 10. 1851.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Rtr. 10. 2-2O0O
1907 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Well-built semidet. brick home;
good cond. Deep lot. 2-car Diet,
brick gar. Only $500: or best
oner; terms. OWNER, RA. 3-5545.
6 APIS, DETACHED BRICK, cor
r ner lot; rms. kit. and bath
each. Separate heating furnaces,
$4,000. year. Rsndle Highlands
area off Penn. ave. and Minnesota
ave. Owner will finance Price
$4,000. Ewes Mr. Ward, OIL. a.
3a0S. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
MA. S-0753.
II UNITS-All 2-bedrm, ants
across from Federal Park: ample
par king and storage, very good
rental area mr.. Atlantic st. Sc,
Asking T times annual income
with terms open- Call Mr.. Bart
lett. PO. 2-5490. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. T-14Il.
8 UNITS, close in ne. location-1-
bedrm. apts.; low rents, Priced
at S31 900. terms. RA. $4,000
or La. 9-04l4. l. MOSTOW g. co.
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RESTAURANT = Tea-room 8

doing over $1,000 wk.; select CHI
entele. Open from IL am. to 3
pm. Can be handled with SO. 900
casn down Ideal for personable
lady operator. w E. THRIFT,
Broker. 14ll Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
SOAR
Evening star., 1960-08-07

18th ST. NV, 46I8-1S. 900 So. #.
OF storage space with . loading
docks and 1920 So #. of park
Ing and office space. Building con-
slsts Of l and 2-story REIN
forced concrete steel and prick
structure with fire sprinkler sys-
tenn. Annual rent $4,000 per
year. Call CO. 5-4O56.
WALDORF, ND, on Rte. 3Ol-
Restaurant on and on sale, legal
machines. / acre with managers
apt. HA. 2-SS0O. CE. 6-S44S,
30l-ST. 2-754S. CARL ALBERT
REIDER. Realtor
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APARTMFNT RJnCS-

APARTMENT BLDGS., modern 2,
and g units: all brick and in
tanned and showing good return.
RIPLEY CO. Realtors. JU. SELL.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
7 STORES

Main highway, excellent close-in
va; va; area; parking. Total rental
Sy3;910; cash needed, $50, 900.
=. WElSSBERG BROS. REALTY
va. O-VOOb la. -Qlnn
Evening star., 1960-08-07
MOTEL ON THE BAY

SCOTLAND, near Point Lookout.
8 cottages with 500 #. on Chesa-
peake Bay, restaurant, bar, slot
machines. dance hall A real
money-maker. Only $4,000 cash
on easy terms. Mr.. Dinatale,
Riverside 3-7105. LYMAN C.
DELE & CO. INC IL 7-0S00
Evening star., 1960-08-07
RESTAURANT, fully equip other
lnts. Must sell this week end. $3.50
takes all OR 4-1q4l
REsTAURANT; Alexandria-Beau

Ilful, ll-located, money-produc-
ing, Italian-American restaurant,
with big-city atmosphere. eff
GENTLY equipped. . dining rms,
bar. ABC license, Spear parking
good lease: real opportunity
HICKS REALTY, INC, XII. S-3lll.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HARDWARE

Nearby Maryland. Large, roomy
and beautiful store. Potential of
100000 annual volume for good
operator. No nearby Competition
owner inexperienced, must sell
No good will or equipment money
asked Priced unusually low at
$4,000 complete. with approx
$4,000 inventory. See and be
convinced. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Except. Opportunity

3-bay modern station available i'm
medis tely: excellent rental terms,
dollar for dollar stock and equip
ment. Located in fast growing
Camp Springs, Nd. Call now IA.
g-S5OO, MR. HUFF
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Package LIQUOR. NV.

PLUMBING AND HEATING bust
ness. Est. over 80 years. VIII sell
complete with use of name to
responsible party Best reason
able offer. LU 4-23=;.. 5 am. to
4 p m. Weekdays -
Evening star., 1960-08-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CoIN-OPERATED Maytag laundries.
est return. MARLEE. INC. OIL.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

MOTELS WANTED-We have ch-
ents for modern motels containing
20 or more units. All transactions
will be kept strictly confidential.
See Mr.. Thrift. BOB HOLLANDER,
Hotel-Motel Broker, 14l1 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

INVESTOR WANTED for young
growing business: s1O.u00-S.O :
900 desired. Good return. Active
or silent partnership considered
For fun details, write Box 373-S,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES, 5 to
10 acres.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
CULPEpER, VIRGINIA
HAYMARKET, va. "WAVERLY
TIONS"-Restored early
American home; II rooms, 5 baths
in beautiful setting on 900-acre
estate! Will rent house only for
residential or specialized used. NJ.
A. MARKS, EN-. 3-3194.
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Call
Bob Riner

REAL ESTATE SALES
FL. 4-102l 24-HOUR SERVICE
VERMONT SLATE-Entrance foyer
to a real beauty 4-bedroom ram
bier, 2-car garage, all f1r lumber
throughoutl 3 dimensional mural
in entrance hall-truly an out
standing home! Call JA. 7-930O.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., $500
Wilson blvd Omen Q to q
Evening star., 1960-08-07

VIENNA. VA.
Stone home; 3 bedrms. family kit,
sep. din. rm., lge. liv. rm.: gor-
geous pvt. yard and 2-car garage.
PENTAGON
Realty Co., Realtors
Fairfax, Va or S-34O0
Evening star., 1960-08-07
APARTMENT HOUSES. Am SICK

BROKER. sunday, OIL. 4-Bl72;
weekdays, MA. S-S42l.
APT. BLDGS. (2)-2O units, upper
NV, income over S2l.000 yr.
shows .16oo return. IS units. west
of 18th St. income over $4,000
ers Co-oP. OWNER, DE. 2-2460,
VIII. 6-Sa51
Evening star., 1960-08-07
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

PA. AVE. S.E.-Warehouse. 3sx6o
with showroom and Office front.
also Office ID f.. Sale or consider
leasing. JOSEPH FILIPPO REAL
TY CO., a4l2 Minnesota ave. Sc
LII All
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TRADE
TRADE OR SELL

Store and . self-contained apis.
Rent $3.50 for 3-bedrm. house in
any section. Write P. o. Box 63l6,
NV. Station, City.
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WHY POUR

REALTY. INC.
500 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-T30O
Evening star., 1960-08-07

26-unit apt, in good Sc. location;
white occupancy, modern con-
struction; IA one-bedrooms and IL
two-bedrooms; excellent financing
and reasonably priced: $4,000
cash will handle Shown by ap-
pointment only. Call Mr.. Linde.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1925 H st. NV. MA, $4,000
Evening star., 1960-08-07
APIS. HOUSES

APT. N.w.-4O UNITS. all lge.: 2s
one-bedrm., IL two-pedrm.: auto.
elev., new kit; guaranteed lOGo
return plus amortization. Price.
S256,000: S56,0OO cash required.
FOGGY BOTTOM - Several good
houses and small apis: some need
remodeling Cash required from
zSl,509 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
MOTEL OPPORT,
5557 DORSEY LANE
WASHINGTON 16. D. c.

In city Va. % exceptional masonry
units. over 3 acres, $50 cash
return on S45,O00 down after
amortization, MANAGEMENT. in all
expenses Joe Molinaro Motel
Sales. SIDNEY q MENSH, INC.
1913 ! st. NV. MA. S-6440, WA.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

Brick bldg, q rms. and bath, full
bSmt. on 18th St NV. between L
and M. Zoned CA. No off-street
modelling, for organizations or
professional use. HOHENSTElN
BROTHERS & DoNAHUE, INC,
Ii T-9uuO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17

Nearly everybody thinks of sin
in terms Of what other people
are doing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17

Several from Hanes Chapel at
tended the fourth quarterly con-
ference at Arvonia Methodist
Church. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gary and Clinton are
visiting Miss Nancy Gary.
The Hanes Chapel WSCS met
with Mrs. j. c. Lightfoot Wednes-
day erering
Mrs. Edgar Charlton accom-
panied Mrs. Edgar johnson and
Mrs. Frank Johns to Richmond,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Agee were
recent visitors CT his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Agee.
Miss Charlotte Holman has re-
turned from Willis Hos
}ital. We hope she will soon be
we'll ard strong.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Scottsville

May II = Mr.. and Mrs. R. F..
Gillian and daughters, Sally
and Ginger, from Martinsville
are expected to spend this week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Dorrier.
Miss Virginia Tindall, OF Arl-
ington. spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. j. B. Tindall,
at Hatton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tapscott
Of Richmond, with their daugh-
tiers, Gail Carol and Ann, Mr..
and Mrs. John Warner. with
J a n 1t, Johnny and Pat.
Of Farmville, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Tapscott at Hatton.
Mrs H. P. Smith, of Wash
ington, D. c., visited her brother
and siSterin-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donal Carroll. for a few days
this week.
Donald Carroll. manager OF
the local United States Rubber
Company plant here. is spend.
ing few days this week in
Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F.. Massic. OF
Arlington. spent the week enc
with Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Tap.
scott, Mrs. Massie's parents
The Msssics attended the alum.
nj dance at the high school here
Saturday night.