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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Dimes Drive Now
Under Way In
Prince Edward
Chairman Fulcher
Seeks Cooperation
From All Citizens

The Prince Edward county
March of Dimes effort is now
under wav, according to Mrs.
Blanche Fulcher, chairman of
the local chapter of the Nation
al Foundation.
I'VE have put in our bid to
round up all loose change in the
county by distribution of coin
collectors throughout the area"
Mrs. Fulcher said today.
Opening of the drive, delay
ed by late arrival of necessary
materials. officially came the
first of the week. Normally con-
cluded in the month of January,
Mrs. Fulcher stated that she ex-
pected it would be mid Feb
ruary before she could wind up
the drive.
Additional assistants in the
effort were announced today.
Dillon Hamlet will head up the
business division. Mrs. Decker
Shepard will serve as treasurer
for the month-long campaign.
The colored division will be ham
died by Jennie Land and C. A.
Jones.
Two special events planned
are a benefit dance in Febru-
airy and the annual Mothers
march on January 81. AS usual,
the Junior Woman's club will
sponsor the march. The local
unit of Modern Woodmen of
America will stage the dance.
The chapter chairman. who is
serving as her own campaign
chairman. said today, please
say yes to the March of Dimes
so the National Foundation can
obtain the funds it needs to con-
tinue the attack against Grip
pling birth defects, arthritiS
and polio.'
The foundation relies on
March Of Dimes contributions
to enlarge its program of re-
search. professional education
and patient aid. according to
Mrs. Fulcher.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

thirds of all newly reported cases
are found in advanced stages,
and (4l early TB causes no
symptoms with the result that
medical help is not sought until
the disease has become advanc-
ed. In the interim, the condition
probably has become infectious.
State Case Load
This situation is in addition to
Virginia existing 12,498 dag
nosed case load of persons i'll
with the disease, including LOO
neWly-found cases in 1859. The
state last year had 260 deaths, of
which los presumably could not
have known they had tubercu-
losis. Some 862 of the 1.7OO new
cases were in advanced stages
during which the contagion was
spread.
The pilot studies will be the
first lap in medical journey
which eventually could find every
case and get under the highly ef-
fective treatment processes now
available.
Greene, Madison and Orange
counties were selected for the
pilot study in a predominantly
white farm area. and Tazewell
county for the mountainous re-
gion study. These areas will fol-
low in May the Charlotte Lunen-
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Telegraphers
Seek Seniority
Right Protection

Steps have been taken by a
union of Norfolk and Western
railway telegraphers to curb in
fringement upon seniority rights
of NEW personal as a result
Of the merger with the Virginian
Railroad.
A restraining order. to pre-
vent the dovetaiing of workers
from the merged railroad into
the ranks of NEW telegraphers.
against the president of the Or
der of Railroad Telegraphers
was granted by United States
District Judge Walter B. Hoff-
man in Norfolk last Friday.
The order is to remain in ef-
feet until a preliminary hearing
Of the matter before Judge Hoff-
man on Monday.
The restraining order was
sought by Division IA of the Or
der of Railroad TelegrapherS.
and is directed against G. R.
Leighty. national president.
whose headquarters is in St.
Louis. Mo.
Division IA is the N&W sec
ton Of the union. Ralph D. Will
son, of Farmville. is general
chairman Of the division.
Vision said yesterday he had
no comment to make on the
matter. He did say that any
press statement in addition to
what appeared in a Norfolk pa
per OIL Sunday would have to
come from the divisions legal
counsel.
The firm Of Parsons, Slant and
Parsons. Of Norfolk. is legal
counsel for the division.
An area telegrapher. who de-
clined use Of his name. said the
division hopes TO get an injunc-
ton out Of the hearing that will
allow N&W employees to main
tain their seniority rights on the
'old" line. while Vrginian en-
ployeeS keep their rights on the
new" NEW line. In substance.
such action would mean a loss
of seniority privileges in any in
terchangc Of personnel between
the two roads.
Although Wilson declined to
comment on the In union mat
ter, one Of his Subordinates, v. E.
Jones. Jr.. of Suffolk. did speak
Up after the restraining order
was granted.
A district chairman IN the
union. Jones cited the basis for
the action. He charged that the
basis are rights established by
agreement with the railroad in
past years and the constitution
al provisions of the Order of
Railroad Telegraphers."
In asking for the resu aiming
Continued On page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Seal Sale Giving

The annual Christmas Seal
Sale appeal of the Southside Tu-
berculosis Association has raised
S12,316 to date, H. Elliott Boswell,
Jr.. treasurer, reported here
Monday. A year ago, the fund
totaled $l4,176.
Amelia, Cumberland, Lunen-
burg, Nottoway and Powhatan
counties have exceeded their 1859
giving, he said. The Association
sent a check for 81, 1903 to the Vir-
ginia Association on January 10.
This represents the us per cent,
due the state organization annu-
ally to support its activities, of
local funds raised through De-
cember 81 1860.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Judge Tells Church School
Docket Heavily Alcohol-Related

More than three-fourtllS of the
cases III the Domestic Relations
division Of Prince Edward S
County Court are alcohol-related
Judge William P. Hay. Jr,. said
III his talk before the Methodist
School of Missions here Sunday
night.
Ryproducts OF excessive drink
ing such as loss Of lohs and mis-
use Of funds needed for the
family are root causes of = per
cent of the cases Of family rowdy-
sim. nonsupport. neglected chll-
dren and delinquent fathers.
Judge Hay said.
The county .luriSt was the
speaker at the adult division of
the -four week school at Farm
vile Methodist Church. Theme
:os the series Of porgrams is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

Mrs. Catherine C. Zaharov, of
Richmond. director of public in
formation and public relations
for the Virginia tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION. said that three pilot
lung x-ray surveys will attempt
to achieve a 80 per cent picture
saturation of all persons 10 years
of age and over in seven coun-
ties.
Two of the counties Charlotte
and Lunenburg, are among the
nine regional counties served by
the Southside Association. With
Campbell, these counties will
comprise the first pilot area in a
mass survey between March 7
and April IS.
Purposes Given
Counties selected for the pilot
studies include three with large
nonwhite populations. three which
are predominantly white rural
farm areas. and one which is
mountainous. Charlotte, Lunen-
burg and Campbell are the coun-
ties for the first type area.
Purpose of the experimental
studies will be to determine If
x-raying the entire population is
a practical method of finding un-
detected cases of tuberculosis. If
these surveys turn up a large
number of hitherto unsupported
cases. it is hoped by public health
agencies and TB leaders that the
entire state population can be
x-rayed.
Mrs. ZarahOv summarized the
tuberculosis situation in Virginia
IN pointing up circumstances
leading to the pilot studies:
Cd The states estimate of ap-
proximately 10000 unknown cases
throughout the state; (2> nearly
half the deaths listing TB as
primary or contributing cause
We're not previously known as
cases; 90 approximately two
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
National Neus Summary
BY H. v. LANCASTER, JR.
. PERIOD OF SOUND GROWTH PREDICTED
. INAUGURAL READY q RULES COMMITTEE CHANG

was sent to Congress by Presi-
dent Eisenhower Wednesday. It
predicted our faltering economy
will soon move into "a period of
sound growth" Instead of pre-
scribing measures to combat the
current recession, the annual
message called for IA piece sof
legislation geared to a prosper
Gus economy. It said we should
keep the proposed S8l billion bud
get now before Congress in bal
ance and keep initiation under
control It's tone and content were
in sharp contrast to a compare
bic report submitted to Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy by his adj
visers January 5. The latter
urged federal action to extend
unemployment compensation for
workers who have exhausted
their jobless pay. The unemploy-
ment rate is now sc per cent.
JOHN F. KENNEDY flew to
New York for a round of pre-
inaugural conferences Wednesday
and a final fitting of the striped
trousers and cutaWay coat he
will wear when he is sworn into
office. He met late Wednesday
morning with Puerto Rico's Gov.
Luis Munoz Marin and later with
Hugh Gaitskell. leader of Brit
ain S Labor party. He was sched-
ued to fly back to Washington
for conference with President
Eisenhower Thursday. .
THE LABOR TROUBLES of
the steel industry have not great
~ affected the nations economy,
according to a study group head
ed by Prof. E. Robert Livernash
of the Harvard Graduate School
Of Business. The group concluded
that. the adverse effects of steel
strikes were not as great as has
been supposed, wage and price
changes in the steel industry
have not had serious overall eff
fects on the economy. and there
is little need for new labor laws
to cope with the situation.
AN INCREASE in the member
ship Of the House Rules Commit
tee was approved by a harmon
GUS caucus of Democrats Wednes-
day. The change is advocated By
Speaker Sam Rayburu to break
the committee conservative
coalition which has successfully
blocked the passage of some lib
Continued On page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Brickert Reelected
State Fair Chief

]. c. Brlckert. of t'ar1nvllle.
has been reelected president Of
the Virginia Association Of Fairs,
heading for the second conseru-
tive year the organization that
umtes the efforts Of IS local
falr associations throughout the
state.
The Farmville leader has been
general manager Of the Five
County Fair here for all but two
OF its q years. r. B. Crawford
OF Farmvllle. directed the local
association tor its tlrst two
years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Award Criticized
By High Court

A Cumberland County Circuit
Court condemnation award in
which an allegedly interested
party was allowed to serve as a
commissioner drew sharp criti-
cism from the Virginia Supreme
Court on Monday.
The high court reversed an
award of $1,000 for .27 acre Of
land and about a one-tenth acre
easement. plus an S., 200 damage
award. approved by Cumberland
Circuit Court Judge Joel W.
Flood.
In An opinion written by JUS
tce Kennon C.. White. the high
court warned: THE maintenance
Of public confidence in the in
tegrity of reports of commits
sionerS, acting under the statutes
in the assessment Of damages in
condemnation proceedings is OF
great Importance.
The property in question was
part Of 100 acre tract owned
by Gertrude and &, F. Crockett.
II was required for the improve
nlent Of u S. Route 50 in Cum
herland The case was sent back
for retY,al.
The state had appealed the
award on grounds that It vas ex
cesslve. and that one Of the com
misslonerS appointed in the con
domination proceedings owned
property adjacent TO the property
involved.
The commissioner Andrew T..
GodSey. clearly wat neither
an unbiased nor q dlSintsres.1d
party" the opinion stated.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

THE ECONOMIC MESSAGE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

PRESIDENT EISENHOWER
warned against letting our huge
military-industrial complex have
too much influence over govern
mental policy in his last radio-TV
report to the American people
Tuesday night. Pointing out that
the last decade was the first time
in our history that we have main
tanned large military establish
ment and arms industry during
peacetime, he said it is the task
OF statesmen to integrate these
peace with freedom.
THE ECONOMIC MESSAGE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Plans To Be
Aired Before
ARC Chapters

An assured continuation of an
adequate blood supply at mini
mum cost to patients is the aim
behind current efforts to estab-
fish a regional Red Cross blood
program to support Southside
Community Hospital.
The hospital medical staff has
endorsed the program. which
would replace the present hos
pital blood bank with blood serv-
ice provided through the Ameri-
can Red Cross regional blood
bank at Roanoke.
Such professional endorsement
is the first of two steps required
by the National Red Cross. The
second is formal agreement by
local chapters to support and fl
nance the blood collection pro-
gram.
End Replacement
The proposed program would
eliminate the Hospitals pres
emily required two for one
replacement of blood by patients.
or the S25 per pint charge made
for blood if replacement is not
secured.
This plan has proved costly to
some patients who cannot find
replacement blood donors. and
it has added an extra annual ex-
pense at the Hospital when the
cost of commercially purchased
blood is not met by the medically
INDECENT.
The Prince Edward County
Red Cross Chapter this week en-
dorsed the plan and agreed to
undertake the effort to establish
a regional Red Cross blood pro-
gram in the seven-county effort
served by Southside Hospital.
Must Be Regional
S. P. Glover. chapter president.
pointed out that the effort for
Prince Edward county alone
would be prohibitive financially.
One count ycould. not provide the
donors required to supply a
seven county hospital either,
Glover said.
The board directed the execu-
tive secretary, Mrs. Adelaide Ed
wards to call regional meeting
of hospital area chapters at
which the program would be ex-
planned and support sought. No
date for the meeting was set, but
it is to be held as soon as chap
tiers respond to the call.
To undertake the new blood
program. area Red Cross chap
tiers would have to agree to fl
nance the collection of blood and
provide necessary donors. Red
Cross blood collection units would
visit the counties several times
yearly to obtain blood for process
and storing at Roanoke.
Area doctors have agreed to give
their services at these times. the
Hospital reports.
Extra Services ~
Persons receiving free blood at
: the hospital would be expected to
be active cooperators in provid-
ing donors during the collection
visitations under the program.
Persons in Red Cross blood pro-
gram counties are eligible for
emergency free blood whenever
they go during such times as
visits or vacations.
The total cost for the program
in the seven-county area is ex-
pected to be approximately
Continued on page 81
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ALL WELLINGTON wTM REALTY II pa
ALFRED D. HECK co.

ALEXANDRIA = Brk. split. Air.
cond,, 4 bedrms., 21S baths, firepl.
full bsmt with wash. dry. rec
rm.. h.-w.h wooded y acre, many
extras. Mr.. yacht club. By OWN.
Err sal .QR0 SO 9-R174
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ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH
WAYNEWOOD

All-brick split-level; 8 bedrns.. 2
baths. fin. rec. rni.; beautifully
Handicapped: ifnmac. inter; school
and uool feel. in area. BY OWN
Err, 80. P-2s46.
ALL-BRICK COLoNIALi offering
big bedrooms. full basement, huge
screened porch. carport and a
beautiful fenced yard with load,
OF trees. clean as q pin and very
close-in location. Call BAREFOOT
AEALTY at HU. 1-o100.
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MILLER


DE LUKE. DELoVELY, 4
bedroom, 3-bath split level
has an ever 50 light touch
OF the contemporary, all the
extras that make living q
pleasure. conveniently lo-
Gated In Lorcom lane sec
tion Of North Arlington Of
fered in the mid-3Os with
quick possession. For terms
or appointment to see, call
IA. 10000. FLORhNCE
REALTY, 1917 Wilson blvd,
Arlington.
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HICKS
mf0pen
ALEXANDER so

ALEXANDER, so.
Buy, rent. lease. purchase or OPP
ton to buy these beautiful 4-bed-
rm.. 2la-bath, liv.. I'M. with ,firepl,
sep. din. rm.. bkft. nook and
large lot on CollinEwood on Poto-
mac. Only one stop TO new Poto-
mac Bridge to Nd. and D. C.
OPEN 2 TIL DARK
Dir: 8. on Mt. Vernon Memorial
Parkwy. to Collingwood. right on
Collingvood. immediate left on
West blvd. Or. to 9l3 and e15.
CURTIS z. MARTIN SALES
XII. $3.50 From 8 I'll 8
ALEx.-HIGH ASSUMPTION
Sell $3.50 Down
MOVE RIGHT IN; broom brick
home; full basement, storm win
dowS and doors: fenced yard.
SsIl now. CREST REALTY. XII.
ALEX. AREA-Ideal starter home
in convenient location: 2-bedroom
brick; equipped kitchen. large liv.
ing room. tiled bath; vacant, quieA
possession; CT no money down.
only Sl0,g90.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX, 80 Brookvjew dr.; located
in Brookland Estates off Fran
coma I'd. - Lovely 4-bedrm. 2
bath n HON heme; $780, s:,, ERODE 9H =
Ell. Mr.. Cassidy. FL. e.3263.
ALEX AREA-New brick rambler
in rustic convenient setting fea-
turing 8 large bedrooms. spacious
color kitchen with built-in equip
ment. birch cabinets, tie bath
ture window, wooded lot. flexible
financing, no money down OF or
FLA from S16,5O0. Best buy In
virginia.
Call Now TIE. 6-411b
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX,-2-bedrm. bTk., full bSmt,,
rec. rm,, stove, refsr., fenced lot,
only S295 dn.; vacant, move right
in. OWNER. DU. 7-0200.
ALEX. AREA-Beautifu brick split
level in excellent residential area,
features 3 large bedrooms. spacious
living room and dining room.
equipped modern kitchen. IN
baths, paneled family room in
basement, carport with screened-in
area: fenced yard: assume loan,
p1qly S $4,000. Tt s..,,,
CALL W SGM REA IL Y-4ll0
ALEx.-New luxury split level, air
cond.. beamed cathedral ceilings,
4 huge bedrms.. 2ha baths, sep.
din, mahog. rec. rn1,.. carport.
$50, 900. OWNER. MI. Miller. JE.
2-S200 after 8 pm. ia. 5-275l
ALEX. sOUTH-TALL TREES, v :
s.BEpR NI s-BATH sPIIT.IEv.
a. =: J RAG. IN IN EILWI BASE, sAsSMS SNT
MENT. CALL TIE. 6-7b75.
ALFRED d. HECK CO.
ALEXANDRIA : Brk. split; Air.
full bsmt. with wash. dry, rec
rm.. h.-w.h Wooded "a acre, many
extras. Mr.. yacht club. BY OWN.
Err. S3i,950. SO. s-sl74.
ALEX. SPECIAL = $500 down
stone rambler. FILA terms availa.
able, 80 bedrooms. stone fire.
place in living room, modern kitch.
en- with breakfast bar, basement
and large lot with huge. trees
and beautiful view - yet located
within the city limits, Very nice
patio, barbecue and landseapine
XII. $4,000 (eves.. XII. S-0703l
NJ. H. BARRY, ORG. REALTY
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FALLS CHURCH AREA. near new
T Tood oaSSTIRRiMsh TsSe1
In parklike setting. Exposed beam
To- Abundance OF closet space.
Ideal for small family; $4,000.
GI-FHA financing available. VA
CANT, MOVE IN ON RENTAL
BASIS. KE. 6-S793 "a tn o..
KE; 6:6703. MoELLER REAL
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LIVE RENT FREE

LIVE KENT FREE
4 bedrms., den and 2 baths; furn
apt. with private ertr.; rents Sl0C
mo-; 2 blks. to W a. l.; all cow.
open week ends. 4239 18th st.
/ N. Arl., IA. 2-1024 aft. 8 pm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de luxe
split -level. 3 bedrms.. beautiful kit.
with wall oven, surface range, dis
posal. dishwasher and table space.
Carpeted liv. room and din. room,
built-in garage. Alumni. awnings,
storm windows Must see to ap-
preciate at S19,950.
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FAIRFAx-Attrac. 4-bedrm. homt
GINA On s pGo, lot ~ w/lSSa2, SWIM SWIM
M sep' din I'm m: y Sat lm mod wife 1T
play room. util. rm., garage anc
1929 jalousie rm,, all on one II
Lee Hish Village. S27.5o0. CIR. 3.
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-l4oo

JUST S15,75O BUYS THIS abso'
lutely immaculate AIR-CONDl-
TONED 3-bedroor1 row mouse
Fast committing TO Pentagon, u. =
and National AIRPORT; SHOPS eno
ingedinino room on rear over
looking fenced garden, big kitehsr
MENT has beautifully finished
REC. ROOM with built.in . bar
i6SN can he assumed with VEk1
MODEST MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Extras include washer and drier
PARKER, SMITH q DoNNELL
REkLToRs, ia. 1851, ia =
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WANT INDIVIDUALITY

WANT INDIVIDUALITY
Then see this stone Cape Cod, sub;
lot; open stairway to End floor
with 2 bedrms. and bath; LIST
floor, liv. rm., kit, family din.
rm.; plus Ord bedrm. and bath: .
rec. rms. and workshop in bsmt
"a by Is dwelling for business
rental or entertaining, double ga :
rage; q steal at $19.9b0. Call now.
BURCH REALTY co.
474-300O open til 0 pm
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ARL. s.-center hall brick with .
r ss e sin n anS od Safh k HD w ss .a y
ing space, full bsmt with hot
water heat. screened porch and
garage. See 314 s. Fillmore st.
Open / to 3 Sunday. Try FLA
S16.500 with $3.50 down. Move in
with approved credit. LANIER
REALTY, ia. 7-3434
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monthly payment, III loan. l6l
Arthur DIR JE. 3-0S65.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Most un.
usual CONTEMPORARY home for
you who appreciate quality. beauty
and rood workmanship; exposed
beam ceilings throughout, glass
walled. mahosany-paneled living
room room , With brick o fireplace the
the same features: three bedrooms,
2h baths. charming kitchen with
wall oven dishwasher. DISPOSAL:
excellent neighborhood. KE, g.
MoELLER REAL ESTATE.
81 $la'150. tsy o5wtNE! I osSiSY.1
500 DN.. Ss6. mo. Total PIT l.
FLA Financing Also Available
Vacant, Like New; 3-B.R. Rambler
School at Door. Open. CIR. 3-5g3l
sos Magarity Rd.. Pimmit Hills
FALLS CHURCH. 2 blks to Seven
Corners--3-bedrm., -bath ram
bier, Lily. rm. with firepl.. kit.
with eating space. rec. rm.,. util.
nm, level wooded lot; IL min, TO
Pent.; immed. .poss.; low eos.
oo o. sIf4ia Employees a. heaI syai IS
hLLS. th.-o-Dedrm, brlCk ram
| bier. fenced corner lot, gar. patio.
$4,000. OWNER. JE. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. ram
bier fenced corner lot, washer and
| disposal. Assume 4heo loan. Sl3,-
$50. BY owner. Ell. 6-4175.
FALLS CHURCH, CT, no money dn,
-3-bedrm.. rambler: lge. wooded
! lot or rental purchase basis.
LYNN REALTY. INC. JE. $4,000
FALL CHURCH : Large family
home; 4 bedrms, 3 baths. rec.
nm, St James area; immed. poss.;
LYNN REALTY. NC. JE. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH = Immac. newly
decor. shinele, 2-bedrm. bunga-
low on lge. fenced lot in quiet
neighborhood. woods in back,
many extras. aluminium storm
| doors and windows, garbage dis
posal, new 40 gal. vatc" heater,
washing machine, close IN shops
and schools. has to be seen to be
appreciated; $3.50. BY OWNER
JE; 2-3692. Phone me and lets
talk 10 over.
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HOUSES foR SALIVA.


MeLEAN-First time offered; 5-bed.,
room, 3-bath, old brick; Ut. old;
fireplace, carpeting included: backs
up to rolling. farm land. but close
to Chain Bridge; only S3S, 900.
OR ace 4. XII Upton
FL. 6-4934 Realtor FL. 6-3269
McLEAN-6-yr. -old modern 3-bed..
I'm. house with beautiful view;
privacy, excellent netghborhood,
quickly. OWNER, Ell. 6-3l7s.
MCLEAN : New house! New aresl
Old woodsl Come see this lovely,
center hall, brick rambler with
lovely reversed plan living room
with fireplace overlooks beautiful
woods. large separate dining room,
large bay windows, 4 large bed
rooms. 8 baths, really tremen@
dous rec. room with stone fires
place, opens onto patio. Gear ga
rage h-acre wooded lot. S37.500.
Ell 6-6022. THE BERENS COM.
PANIES, Realtors. 5000 Chain
Bridge I'd.
MCLEAN : Beautiful wooded estate
area, a luxury house for the largo
family. large double French Pro.
vincial doors open into huge cens
ter hall, huge gracious living
room with bay window and fire.
place. large separate dining room
opens onto covered rear porch,
kitohen-family room is q DREAM
bedrooms and paneled den, 3
baths, gear garage. finished rec,
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