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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-29
CHILDREN NEED
LOVE, SECURITY
TO B E HAP Ply
Or. Johnston Addressed PTA; Rev.
Leatherman Elected
President

The importance of love and Sc
curity in the development of the
growing child, was emphasized in
an address by DR.. w. w. Johnston
of Manteo before the High School
PTA Tuesday evening and during
this meeting, Rev. Harold F. Lea
therman was elected President of
the group for the coming year.
DIR. Johnston, a practitioner in
Manteo for 40 years, and District
Health Director since 1850, pre-
sented a thought provoking talk on
the subject of "Happy Children,
the product of homes in which the
parents and children enjoy true
brotherly love and understanding,
cleanliness, unselfishness, justice,
purity, truth, honesty, mercy, for
giveness and humility" said the
speaker. "Dr. Johnston's talk, said
Mrs. Johtn E. Finn, P.T.A. Presi-
dent, ""highlighted the factors of
parental background and ancestry;
a child's need for love and security;
healthy children make for happy
children, with inheritance playing
a part; environment; and educa-
ton of the child, from infancy to
adulthood." At one point in DR..
Johnston's speech he stated: SNOW,
before man learns to control outer
space he needs to learn to control
the space under his hat. He needs
to learn to control inner space be-
fore he will be in position to con-
troll outer space successfully"
PTA officers unanimously elect
ed for the coming year for the High
School PTA, include: President
Rev. Harold F. Leathernan; Vice
President-Mrs. J. S. Twiford;
Secretary-Mrs. John Earle; Treas
Dorothy Garrison.
The Teasurer's report for the
year to date showed an income of
$603.70; expenditures of $500,15,
and balance on hand of $102.52.
"Living Insurance, an excellent
film by the American Cancer So
ciety was presented to the PTA
group as a part of the evening
program. The Cancer film showing
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ware Of
Bristol, Va, are at their home
here.
Mrs. Odessa Wasili has returned
from California, where she spent
the winter with her husband. She
owns and operates the "Pirates
Chest" gift shop, which will be
open this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Austin have
returned from Elizabeth City where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
Lula Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie Robinson
and children of Norfolk were here
for the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Robinson.
Lois Peters and Lois Kief of
Richmond, We're here for the week
end.
DIR. John Murray and two. sons
of Franklin, Va, visited his sis
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After Rehearsal Party

On Friday evening, Mrs. r. D.
Sawyer entertained the bridal par
ty and out-of-town guests at an
after-rehearsal party at her home
in Manteo. Mrs. G. G. Bonner greet
ed guests at the door. Decorations
featured arrangements of bridal
wreath spirea and tulips. The din
ing table was covered with white
linen handmade cloth and conferred
with pink camellias in a silver bowl.
The oblong double-tiered pink and
white wedding cake topped with
white wedding bells was cut and
served by Mrs. G. G. Bonner. Mrs.
Beatrice Brickhouse presided at the
punch bowl.
On arrival the bride and her
mother were presented camellia
corsages.
Buffet Luncheon
On Thursday Mrs. Lena Pearsall
entertained at a buffet luncheon at
her home in Manteo, honoring the
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was arranged for by Mrs. Dot Gar
rison. Jerry Cahoon was recognized
and welcomed as a new member of
the High School faculty since the
previous annual PTA meeting.
''The High School PTA will hold
its May meeting on May 16, rather
than on the normal date of May
"a, to afford less crowded sched-
ule for parents and children during
the last two weeks of school, Mrs.
Finn reported.
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bride. Arrangements Of white
flowers were used in the dining
room. The table was covered with
a white linen cutwork cloth and
centered with a miniature bridal
party arrangement, including bride,
bridegroom and bridesmaid dolls,
under an arch of white bridal
wreath spirea. Those present were
the hostess, the honoree, the
honoree's mother and sister, Mrs.
T. G. Dowdy and Miss Ann Dowdy;
Mrs. R. D. Sawyer, Mrs. Jack Til
lett, Mrs. Bryan Smith, Jr., and
Mrs. w. R. Hale. Following the
luncheon, the guests enjoyed Bingo,
each receiving a prize.
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RODANTHE PERSONALS

The W.S.C.S., met at the home
of Mrs. Lurania Midgett's April
21st with the following present;
Mrs. Colenda Midget, Mrs. Lu-
cretia Midget, Mrs. Ersie Midget
Mrs. Lurania Midget, Mrs. Nora
E. Herbert, Mrs. Bethany r. Gray,
Mrs. Ethel O'Neal, Mrs. Beulah
ONeal, Mrs. Sudie Payne, Mrs,
Levene Midget, Mrs. Nellie Ed
wards, Mrs. Ella Midget, Mrs. Ca
mile Midget, Mrs. Odessa Mid
gett, Mrs. Nellie Farrow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gray and Mrs. Mary
Hooper. The leader, Mrs. Mary
Hooper. To meet again next week.
Outer Banks Rebekah Lodge No.
165 met April 18th. Next meeting
May 10th. Hostess Mr.. Beulah
O'Neal and Mrs. Sudie Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert X. Mid
gett Monday from Norfolk after
visiting their son Herbert X. Mid
gett, Jr., on his arrival from Ger
many and also visited their son,
Ellery C. Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray and
daughter, Sheila were in Norfolk
Monday.
Leroy S. Midget of Wanchese
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Her
bert.
Miss Mildred Midget and Miss
Maggie Midget were in Elizabeth
City Tuesday. :,
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WOMAN'S CLUB TO INSTALL
OFFICERS TUESDAY NIGHT


The Monthly meeting of the Man.
teo Woman's Club will be held on
Tuesday night, May 10 at 1880
o'clock at The Beacon Motor Lodge
Room, Mays Head. This
meeting will the Installation Serv-
ice Program and all members are
urged to attend Please contact Mrs.
M. Keith Fearing, Jr., SO she can
include your name in the table
arrangements. Dues are also pay
able at this meeting. It will be a
very important meeting and quite
interesting since the club will have
the honor of hearing an out-of-
town speaker.
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ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Jeranko here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dohson,
of Oxford, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Haley of Wilmington, Del.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Austin.
Dexter Peele of Virginia Beach,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Barnette
of Norfolk are here for a week.
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A RECEPTION AND TEA
BY N. c. SOCIETY
HELD IN WASHINGTON
By EDNA W. soPER


North Carolina Officers attend
arg the Goth Continental Congress
of the OAR were honored at
reception and tea by the North
Carolina Society of Washington
Thursday afternoon, April 81, from
A to 6 o'clock at the beautiful
home of the Society's President,
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison.
Mrs. B. Braxton Jones was Chair
man of this traditional event. She
presented guests to Mrs. Morrison
VINO headed the color.ful receiving
line where orchids of the Daugh-
tiers mingled with masses of spring
flowers in the drawing room.
Honor guests in the line were
MRS. William D. Holmes, Jr., State
Regent, Edenton; Miss Gertrude
Carraway, Past President General,
New Bern; Mrs. Roy H. eagle, Vice
President General, Asheville; Mrs.
G. A. KeFnodle, Past Vice Presi-
dent General, Burlington; Mrs.
Norman Gordon, State Vice Regent,
Chapel He'll; Mrs. C. K. Proctor,
Chaplain, Raleigh; Mrs. John G.
Mills, Recording Secretary, Wake
Forest; Mrs. Noah Burfoot, Cor
responding. Secretary, Elizabeth
City; Mrs. R. L. Crimson, Registrar,
High Point; Mrs. w. w. Whaley,
Librarian, Greensboro; and Mrs.
Ralph Sheriff., Chaplain Elect,
Statesville, who will assume her
duties at the close of this Con-
gross.
Congressional wives greeting
friends in the house or at the tea
table were Mrs. Sam ]. Erwin, Jr.,
airs. B. Everett Jordan, Mrs. L. H.
Fountain; Mrs. A. Paul Kitchin,
AIRS. Charles Jonas, Mrs. Hugh
Alexander.
Chatting with guests elsewhere
were Mrs. Barron Grier, Mrs. A.
10. McFadyen, Mrs. Robert H. Nc
Neial, Mrs. Macie Lowe, Mrs. w.
Harold Williamson.
Other pourers of coffee and tea
cat the very lovely table We're Mrs.
Gordon Gray, Mrs. John Graham,
Mrs. Fred Vinson, Jr., Mrs. Charles
Lang, Mrs. Jack Spain, Mrs. James
T.. Webb, Mrs. William Y. Webb,
Mrs. Henry C. Soper.
The table was set with Venice
point lace cloth; flower centerpiece
Of white snadragons, yellow tulips,
and majestic daisies; silver candle
sabra; and matching antique silver
ulns for the service. Tea danties
were white and in shades of yellow
and green.
Mrs. Robert Seaks and Mrs.
Ralph w. Gardner received in the
dining room and Mrs. Frank
Rogers assisted with flower ar
engagements.
A lingering Honor guest, wear
ing gorgeous purple Cattleya,
was explaining that the orchid be-
came the typical flower of the
Daughters because it was the fav-
orite of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison,
the President General of the Ma
tional Society of the OAR, founded
in 1890. She liked orchids so well,
this Officer said, that she raised
them in the White House.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PLYMOUTH 80 Suburban Custom
4-dr.; ps.; $l,695; l owner. Low
mileage: will guarantee, Cal
FRED FREDERICK, 70. 9.7O7O
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PQNTIAC .53 sta. Vagon; 8 seati
soNffAc. sssSEffi csmEsS' 4ssi conn. ssss; ave. Noor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PLYMOUTH 1856 Beiveders con
vert: 8 cyl, white, good eond.
$3.50; no lower. JU. 0-4ez2 aftel
PLYMOUTH ~ 6-cylinder ciuI
coupe; splendid condition; straigh
shift; excellent gas mileage. Sacri
fssosbi sSfS; "a sss7Sc' stssrSc' saS down
PLYM0UTHs go: new. l2 e
choose from; station wagons AMI
sedans: $500 below dealers costs
EaEpssick. MH ssfiisss 'TsSe' rs. s.so4o. SS7t fREr
PLYMOUTH $50 SUBURBAN Custom
4-dr.; pS.; $l,695; / owner. lov
FREDs R.sfss fREpERIcK. s.liNSeei To. s.7Sao Sa5
PLYMOUTH '56 Savoy '.s" 4
door; radio. heater. powerfiite. Q
tone finish; extra clean: sale
$445.
WHEELER, INC, WHEELMOBILI
"UsEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler Plymouth -Imperial-Valian
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-lO2t
PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy "8" 2-door
unusually clean, one owner; ex
ceptionai value. S795.
WnH4IEsEEILETlR7,. WnH4EEIER,. INC; NC; ayIIll aWyHIIlElELMoHILl ~
Gcsh5yslsT; Gsa MIsnegnh ;sPly%egsh; ;I%psElSl- ~,
PLYMOUTH '5s 4-dr. sta. wagon
BY. original owner; push button
sSi&.JRi ssSSiio.. b. isrbsasdl sad b.; sl'47S. Dia
PLYMOUTH '54 4-dr.: poTerfiite
I. and h. Cali DI. 1856. ate
pm.
PLYMOUTH '49 2-dr.; runs Eood
uses no OIL. good tires. r. and b.
500. AD, 4-4966, ewes. .
PLYMOUTH ,55 VS. club coupe
ROPER. ia Ia. soSni sos7oo. s@O month
PLYMOUTH '59 Custom VS. Wag.
on; dual factory air eond., auto
trans, heater and defroster. etc ;;
Sali price. ' ls1.5asss. a's ROYAL sSS1 'tsHo No.
TORS. 4103 n. /. ave, Mt
Ss!niis. BEN s.e. Nd WA. 7-7OOO
PLYMOUTH go Fury 4-dr.; sun.
aromic grand induction engine
Wv tires, etc: ofhcial car
driver. only 1000 miles, new-cer
ROYAL MOTORS. 4ios sR;"Sf 4. I
ave- Mt Rainier. Nd, wa. q
1000. open g-9.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Savoy rs" 4-dr. :;
Z and ~ stand. shift; 2-tons
blue finish: excel. cond. LIPS.
guaiantee; S7g5. 500 down, pay
INC. 1440 P st.. NV. De. q
4S00.
PONTIAC .53 sta. wagon; 8 seats
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Star Chief vista,
si.sss. FOOD PoNTiAcm. PoNN1TsiiA csm@ssi @2ssssi
Connecticut ave.
PONTIAC 81 sports sedan. new:
auto. transmission, power steerinR:
guarantee; $2,730; down payment:
bank terms to at your BUDGET.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
IN iN THE NE. zESRr AEs or sPFHEsp19 81; HHssS19
PONTIAC '63 4-door sedan: hydra:
Sl4s: kLoOD PONTIAC. 4221
PONTIAC '64 station wagon; 3.
sond 1sa1sr caner, ssCo nsS eWsoint eWo ssSl ssass
PONTIAC 81 Catalina coupe; :.
and h., auto. transmission: real
beauty $1.o95. $195 down; cash
MCNEIL PONTIAC
.aSo N rMs Mls. Heart Ass or spFHEsbSse 81; HfsSbSSs
PONTIAC 1856 4-doof; $3.50: one
owner since new; Immaculate,
Ro5SSsTaIASca. Ro5Ssa e fss1 RsS ecSaSaa'' conn. FLOOD
PONTIAC '5s safari 4-dF. 9-paSs.; !;
ssutoSSx VS. +. and b.. p.s. p.b.:
Station Wagon Sales
l717 r. !. Ave. Ne. La. 9.7777
PONTIAC 1850 door: S2,592;
new, left over, never used: fully
equip. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
PONTIAC go white Bonneville con.
vert; like new. Call aft. pm.
WA. 1860.
PONTIAC 80 2:door: 9 cylinders.
Z: and h.: good body and motor;
500. Call IA. 4-l023.
PONTIAC '6l TEMPEST z-door:
new. Americas newest family car:
30, ,0o0,mile guarantee: $2.237.
5000 down: Cash or trade. bank
terms to At your budget. HFor
the best deal see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
agzo :.YN TezR WIS ,,AvEr AYE =, oL: 4;SoQoo
Evening star., 1960-12-01
AufoMoBILEs FeR SALE | AuIoMopILEs FoR SALE

0LDs. 'SS Injurious convertible; In
rS,di rSydai SnS. SSi,,e: ~ many extras In
poTer brakes. radio. in heater: s:esria.: guar.
snteed; iust S7e5. See Mr.. Ken
Evening star., 1960-12-01

y nsts g; o,.s S..h lf;SSS SSSO, nj Hu usiss0 2
5134 after $50 pm, before 7:3O
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PLYMOUTH '56 Savoy 90" 4.
door; radio. heater. powerfite, Q.
tone fnish; extra clean: sale,
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PEYMoUTH 1855 Beivsders con.
$3.50; no lower. JU. e-4e42 after
Evening star., 1960-12-01

7s03 WIS. AVE. BETH. OIL. e-420e
MERCURY '55; pvt. owner: auto,
eond.: SA6K' CH. G.ASfia
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STOHLWllAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
3289 M ST. NV.

PLYMOUTH '52 4-door; radio,
heater; very nice condition
throughout; $206. Also 81 4
WILMER AUTO SALES, jE,
2-5110.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PLYMOUTHs go: new, IL to
choose from; station wagons and
sedans: $500 below dealers costs,
.WyRlRlnsSi1gks VII ssssgs tTsoses To a.SS1a CS1I FRED
Evening star., 1960-12-01

PLYMOUTH '59 Custom VS. Wag.
on; dual factory air cond., auto
trans, heater and defroster, etc ;;
bronze and white. very clean
Full price, $1,595. ROYAL MO.
TORS. 4103 n. /. ave, Mt
Rainier. Nd. WA. 1900
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Olmstead (Olds)
GRADY

Z. and b.; auto. trans, $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

EAsTovER AREA md, Just owe
p; 6:mf e line 1hs, Isc $cSsdrmss s,J 5 baths Is,
will sell. only $3.50 dn.. SIIO mo
Vacant. No red tape. Ju: s-33sO
Evening star., 1960-12-04

decorated, Q bedrms
elr-eonditioned, spacious iiy. rrn.'
nagstone patio, pvt. parking; Si26.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ARL. n. close-in Lyon Village-
Rambler, full bsmt., liv. rm.. din
rm.. kit. bkfst. rrn., 8 bedrms
Siose to transp, shop, schools
Evening star., 1960-12-04

vfERs Mill VILLAGE. nAE newsy sENd. y.
A., nedrms.. rec. rm.. corner lot.
Sll'00o; $3.50 down FHA, S62 ~
mo. CAL CL. 3-2UU4, q, i. KAE1.
lEL. REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

N0RTb PoRTAL EsTATEs--Ne7
homes in outstanding loestinn
Immediate occupancy. Prom SS7S
Rer mo; Eyes, TU. 2-6353; daily,
Evening star., 1960-12-04

sUBURsAN PRoPERTIEs MOT. !
kOCkvILLE-2 bedrms.: on corner
Tedees gas s6s 6sssas mspIe aSl sSe s,9t
$1,000: ewes. OF. 2-5S27. o1'
Evening star., 1960-12-04

va. DO. o-StdU.
VIENNA-45-ft.. 1-yr.-old bi-level;
3 bedrms., . baths, rec. rm.: trees;
S1b5. Ell. 6-3564.
vACANT-Clean, 3-bedrm. Wheat
on home; din. rm., I'm. bsmt.
TAMBLYN g. CO, 10. 5-2a30.
(copElnued On Next Pase5
Evening star., 1960-12-04

FAIRFAX CIRCLE 10 acres Of
land. includes 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
home. fun bsmt.. garage, stable
etc. Fuel-oil radiator heat. Only
S95 mo. Call MI. D, Marcus,
ia, 5-9197,
Evening star., 1960-12-04

MISSOURI AVE-, nr. 4th st.-6
rms, bath. h.-w.h., gas furnace,
eiec; refer., 2 porches. Sll5 mo.
AVan. Dec. 15. Ewes, OIL. 6-30OS.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rambler: corner lot; dead-end st.;
walk to school and shops. TW. g.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

FOGGY BOTTOM - UNIQUE towr
house: RUSH to see this coZY
Evening star., 1960-12-04

CHAPEL OAKs-Rent with option
to buy, 2-bedrm. house. newly
redec. fenced-in lot. HA. o-2117.
CHEvERLY AREA-Brick Cape Cod
3 bedrms., bsmt: and garage; $125
mo-, or will sell, only $3.50 dn.,
S1l0 mo. No red tape, owner A.
nanceS. JU, S-33S0.
CHEVY CHASE, D. ca bedrms.,
3 baths, lee. rec, rn,, gar. lovely
res. area: S275. OIL. 4.41S7.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attractive
smaller home. COW. to everything
suitable for working family. Car
ggssitlng; ggsiIg; h2t;Tater heat, $l6S mo.
OIL. 4-2444.
CHEVY CHASE, conv. to schools
ana transp.-Liv. rm., din. rm..
aen, Gen.! kit sn,s on LIST fr;. plus Z bed
bsmt., nice garden, detached ga. ga.
rage. Some furn. could be left
for tenants. EN-. 2-6297.
CHEVY CHASE, $500 Willard ave.
D. c. line. open i0-5. wo. 6-7o56.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 2930 Lega-
tion st.-2-story brk.; rms, .
0eshos ooaAC bCQIH. IuID.s 9lOD
mo. Cali Miss invisible. GEORGE
l. BORGER, INC, Ma. S-035O.
CHURCH ST. NV, I548-9 rms,
w/3 baths and kit, rear yard and
parking: heat and hot water furn
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 1915 i7th st
NV. AD 2-4100.
CLEAN AND VACANT in Parkway
Estates: 3-bedrm. rambler; equip
KIT, gas heat: nice large lot: Sis
mo. CARROLLTON REALTY. SP
CLINTON. MD.-3 bedrm. brk
home. separate din. rm., equipped
kit, oil h.-w.h.. / acre lot. Si2(
mo. Call for appt. to inspect. P. A
cnA cEnAARNSsAAW 5Ss:A JR. OK, 1886.
auto. gas heat, bus at door, SlO5
per mo. CL. 6-7542.
COLLEGE PARK, conv. NsA, Nd
U, Fort Meade-3-b.r. rambler
rec. rrn., patio; vac. JU. 5-1963
COUNTRY CLUB VMLAGE-New
3 bedrms., Ia baths, lge. hv. rm
and din. rm., wall-to-wall carpet
fully air cond.; storm windows anc
doors, fenced; drier and washer
and Puritron hood: lge. closets
prefer adults; will consider oldel
children. Ideal for service per
sonnel at Andrews or Meade. SP
3-0070 or LO. 5-1499. 2SlS 75ti
pl., Hyattsyille, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rambler: gas hot-water BIB. heat
Storm windows. Full basement
with garaee. Immediate occu.
pancy. S125 mo. ia. b-24Ad.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
COOPERATIVE APIS.
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL S TODAY
BRoADMooR
CONTINUED
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
At Porter st.

1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
At Porter st.
Carefully selected and sp-
proyeo owners IA THE
BROADMOOR enjoy almost
\ gareen setting in the CEN
ter OF 5 lanoscaped acres
with private circular drive
wayJ YET at their corner
are both Conn. ave. and
Crosstown buslines AND
within 2 blocks are bank,
public library. theater, sew
eral super-markets, numer.
Gus fine restaurants, drug
stores, and all types OF
shops. These owners are
serviced by secretarial desk
and excellent dining room,
valet shop. beauty salon,
resioent manager, resident
engineer. garage and maids
service that Is available by
the hour. At their command
are ALL those refinements,
and comforts that provide
Tor. gracious living and en-
tertaining.
We have no efaciency nor
1-hedrm. apartment homes
for sale et the moment BUT
presently available are q
completely charming 2-bed.
room. . bath. Each have 3
exposures, separate dining
room. and modern kit. One,
with o sunroom. faces north.
one, with library, overlooks
Rock Creek Park from the
rear Of the building. The
third, also with library, is
at the end Of the southeast
wing Is beautiful in its decor
and Is in near perfect"
condition. They are realistic.
ally priced ct $4,000, $685.
900 and S36,5O0. To be
truly appreciated; these
SEEN. Ask for MAJOR
qARVEY at BRoADMooR
desk or call Wo. 6-6623.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

CHURCH sf. NV, I54s-s rms
parking; heat and hot water furn
See janitor at I747 to inspect
M. PAUL HANNAH, 1915 18th st.
NV, AD 2-4lO0.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ARL. s.. 5000 18th I'd nice.
size bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm
and kit. nice tiled bath. all newly
DEC, l blk. from shop. ctr. and
busline to Wash via Navy Annex
ana Pentagon, nice lot all fenced
Evening star., 1960-12-04
OTHER LISTINGS

All Of the many ant. homes
that are exclusively listed
with this once are NOT in
eluded in the 3 buildings
that are OPEN FOR IN
sPEcTIoN TODAY. We have
equally favorable purchase
opportunities in smaller and
less expensive ones. In size,
they run from efficiency TO
4 bedrmS.. and they are
priced to fit all pocketbooks.
They are In such well lo-
Gated and excellent buildings
as THE wESTMORELANb,
THE ONTARIO. THE MEN.
pOTA, RUTLAND COURTS,
THE TIE NOR HSSoRTHUMBERLANp, , lI-I.
RhAAfskKsIDE; hAsks EI4S THE AVON
For detail information
andIor for appointment 10
INSPECT any Of them AT
MAJOR 0ARVEY (WO. b.
6623D. Mr.. OWENS (EM.
3:67ls) or Mr.. FIELDING
GA. S-4633) with
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop Apt. authority since 1920
Washington Bldg. ma. s-e5e5
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WAsHINGToN's ONLY
NkM. MODERN. 1905 AIR
CONDlTIONED. CONTEM-
PoRARY COOPERATIVE.
In the section Of d. c. that
is growing like Topsy" with
completely new construc-
ton and Contemplated Cul.
tural Center, Columbia
Plaza. ETC., and where actual
RESALE values are increasing
almost daily. We have avail
able for resale, FOR THE
FIRST TINE. q sixth floor
emciency ($16,0O0), o most
attractive l-bedrm. (S24,-
500 completely furnished or
S22,60O unfurnished) Q
BALCONY apartment fac
Ing the Potomac River
($2S,30O), one Of the most
sought after 2-bedrm., q
bath on the front with mag
nificent river view 1886, ,OO0l
AND an exceptionally desir.
able 3-bedrm., 2-bath cor.
Mr.. OWNS will be happy
TO show these to you, this
afternoon, II you will ask
for him at the POTOMAC
PL!AzA desk or call Pc.
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sIL; sPG;, Montg. HiIlsCVacant.
bboxeiy Icy y, DIX; rambler; offers center.
Im., de luxe elec. kit. ) bedrms
la baths on 1st mr.; bsn1t' VIII
rec. rm.; conv. loc.: will consider
mo. terms or opt. to buy; $3.50.
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Directly across from the
statler Hilton Hotel the
PRESIDENTIAL APART.
MENTS were converted To
cooperative ownership Just
scout Q year ago. Since then,
extensive improvements in
the individual homes and In
the building generally have
run into many thousands Of
dollars. II is now q defl-
mite mark of distinction to
have residence there.
Today We have re-sales
offerings Of 1-bedrm. with
foyer. living rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath on the corner
Of L and 18th SITS. 1896.
O00) AND Q very lovely 9.
bedrm., 2-bath with foyer,
hv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bal.
cony and walk-in closets
(S40,000). It is on the
south corner facing 18th st,
Ask for Mr.. FIELDING in
Apt, 20l. or call re. Z.
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COUNTRY HOME

City living, on beautiful Bull
Run farm. 25 miles from
White House: 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. GE Dashboard heat;
2h-acre stocked fish pond
for ice skating, swimming
and fishing: 240 acres for
hunting quail and turkey;
facilities for horses and dogs.
House has unobstructed view
Of picturesque Bull Run
Mountain: S175 mo. rent ac-
ceptable tenant. Call owner,
MRS. MARSH, at EN-. q
S64S, for information and
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SILVER SPRING, lovely Sligo Woods
SnI SaIpe Sod, S125 mo, or will sell,
tonIy Si9O On, S109 mo. No red
tape. owner finances. JU. S.33s0.
SILVER SPRING AREA-NeV q.
path split-level. very close in,
neautiful furnishings: very reaS
SIeater Maryland Prop. CIR. 4-4OS7
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rALMEh PAkK-Vacant; 8 bedrnnS. ::
SSeml-det,: fenced lot; option 70
BUY; Sll5 mo. NE. a.10iO
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Isl NAT'L REALTY

2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1888
N;W.I6-rm. house; s125 mo-: Sc.
i;oedrm: apts., S57 SO plus utils'
can 10. 2-09S2 or ia. 9-5OIS.
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SILVER Z! sPRING: central ioc. 7pT.
. nedrms., "a baths, sep. din. rm nm
rec. rm.: 1S0-ft, fenced vord
1mumeG. I'M poss; S175. KROLL REAL.
GY, OIL. 2-5959; ewes, JU. S-f,974'
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UANIUN, VA; avail. now-NewIy
Gee. Gee. SS.oedrm. rambler type; fre.
pSiii' Sna; Sin; rn;: lge: kit. fun bsmt. /:
grapes, l acre; nr. stores. school
Dus; children, pets welcome: S131
mo Call OWNER. DU. 5.6s42