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EDWARD BANKS
DANDY

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The most noticeable change in England,
France, Spain and Portugal since my last
trip to Europe ten years ago, Was the trans
it1On OF the Yankee dollar from high to losO.
During the Second World War and for the
first fen years after treaties WeYe negOti0-
ted, American currency was rated highly.
1t '0as sought eagerly by all businessmen
on the Continent and in the British Isles.
Gone are the days sOhen one can change
has q. S. bills for standard bank rates in
most European cities. oddly, the English
pound is readily accepted at its regular
rate. This shows the lack Of stability in
our currency. OF course the gold crisis
did11t help matters.
No longer are businessmen of Europe
standing with OutStyetched hands for Amer
ic0m tourists to toss them a fen dollars.
Their economies haze become more stable
and they haze developed a mesO generation
of consumers at home. In fact, the empty
shelves of POSTWAR days haze completely
disappeared. There is an abundance of all
kinds of merchandise available in England,
France, Spain and Portugal.
our military personnel sO0S often called
saOaggerers and loud naoutbed, but even
most Of the men in the army, Macy, air
force and marines sU0Ye proudly their aai-
forms. Today, our military personnel, con-
SiSting mostly Of young aiynsen aOeaT slOtchy
ciUi1idn outfits that would look out Of place
eUen in some of ouy urban areas. They look
ont of place sOhen other countries uniformed
personnel appear.
There haze been nseny articles wYitten on
the subject of the enlisted mans morale
overseas. Perhaps a little national pride
and the proud dOn,,ing of his American uni
form might help. There is no saddeY sight
I'm Europe than an American soldier, sailor
or 0irns0n weayiag civilian clothes, trying
to act like an ordinary tourist. 1t doesn't
fool him and it certainly doesn't fool those
foreign citizens.
The Yankees will haze to YeviUe S0me-
thing more than the dollar to make every-
thing da,ady again.
Arizona tribune., 1961-01-27

GIVE GENEROUSLY TO
MARCH OF DIMES . j..
Arizona tribune., 1961-01-27
NEVER BETTER

Though the first month Of this brand aeaO
year has nearly Uanished, ne extend best
wishes for q happier, healthier and more
prosperous time IN 1861. When the New
Year came, ne we're in Paris, France, but
ne thought Of our friends and neighbOYs
many thousands Of miles Away in Arizona.
our trip s0as full Of excitement. We had
grand family reunions in England and IN
diana. The homes of oxv youth and early
adulthOOd sOeye grand to Uisit, bat me kept
sOaiting for the day to return here.
The journey hOnsewayd sUas by far the
best because there is just no place like it.
We're glad to say Hello, everybody! The
arizona Tribune resumes regular pxblica-
tiOn with this issue. We sOiu St,ive to bring
you the best published, best printed, best
edited and the best pictures presented by
any weekly TN the entire state.
Thanks again for your interest and sup
port. Our readers and advertisers are
the greatest in the West. We haze c0ntin-
Med to gyOV because Of you.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Po,uhatan, RiddIed With Injuries,
Still Hare Their Fighting Spirit

quarterback, was the work horse
in the PoWhatan offensive. He
played a rugged defensive wing
position, and his loss made the
difference between victory and a
tie with Midlothian. The Indians
jumped to a 200 lead against
Midlothian in the first quarter,
out gave ground for the rest Of
the game ending with a 1920 tie /.
Another blow came to the In
dams a week before that when
Floyd Palmore was put out Of
commission in the game with
Louisa The Indians won the
game easily, 2l-0, but Palmore S
loss was the teams loss, and it
showed up the following week
against Midlothian.
Against Varina a st Friday
night, the Indians suffered an
other double blow. This was the
loss of Wink Emerson and Mike
Coleman Coach James Arbaugh
called Emerson the best back in
the district He received Shout
der injury on the fourth play from
scrimmage and will be out for
about two weeks Against Varina
Emerson carried the ball only
twice, but he picked Is yards in
the two tries.
Mike Coleman will be out for
the season. He received a broken
ankle Friday night. He PLAYED an
offensive guard and switched to
end for defensive play. His shoes
will be hard to fill.
Boggs and Emerson shared the
tri-captain honOrs on the Indian
squad with Carl Jennings. Jen-
nings now has his hands full. A
stand-out at end Jennings has
been shifted to halfback, replac-
ing Emerson.
New Backfield
The backfield, as well as the
entire team. has been scrambled
to make allowances for the in
iured. Floyd Bradbury, a sophie
more, is now running in the
quarterback slot. moving in from
halfback.
Billy Richter. 1876 Id. sophomore
tackle, has been shifted to full
back, to give some size and pow
er to the backfield.
Jimmy Riddle will be at the
other halfback post. Coach Ar
baugh tags Riddle as the best all
around performer on the squad.
The Indians are fairly well
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

fixed at the end positions. Sam
my Lawson. 1870 Id. sophomore,
has been a regular this season,
and Spencer Tinsley. the alter
nate end, now has a full time spot
on the opposite flank
Filling in the tackle hole left
by Richter will be Harold Lent,
a us pound freshman. The other
tackle will be ably filled by Tom
Lester, a husky 215 pound senior.
The guards will be David Payne
and Jerry Hill. Payne was the
best lineman on the field Friday
night, Coach Arbaugh proclaims.
Weighing in at 1885. the junior
guard is fast. aggressive and a
real asset to the Powhatan squad
This is Hills first year Of ball,
even though he is a senior. Fri
day night will be his first game
Of starting, and Coach Arbaugh
calls MIN one of his most i'm
proved players on the team.
Veteran J. o. Hatcher will hold
down the center spot. as he has
all season long, Hatcher weighs
only 165 pounds, but plays a top
notch game at the pivot post.
The reserve picture is even
Tighter than it was to start the
season. but Coach Arbaugh has a
couple of boys that will see plen-
ty of action. His eyes lighted with
fire as he mentioned Billy Davis,
AS ID. freshman end. This boy
is good receiver, "Arbaugh said,
and he will play lots Of ball the
rest of the season.
Another reserve that came un-
der Coach Arbaugh's comment
was Hunter Jones, a senior. He
is small but scrappy,' the Indian
mentor said. "a tough defensive
corner man"
The Indians make no excuses
for their loss to Varina. They
AVE fine team" commented
Arbaugh, and they were we'll
coached But he couldn't help
musing -. wonder what the
game would have been like, had
We been at full strength
Still on the Indian schedule are
the following:
20 Fluvanna ... home
q Patrick Henry .... away
November
3 Colonial Heights ...... away
10 Lee Davis ....... home
II Cumberland ..... away
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
BY Mike COuchman

The defense kept on plugging.
but the offense begged down in
the mud Saturday as the Hamp-
den-Sydney Tigers dropped their
Dads Day contest to the Terrors
of Western Maryland. The Ter
rors managed to edge the Tigers
with a fourth period score. For
the Tigers the brightest spot was.
as it has been SO far all season,
the defensive play, though the
backfield stars had their say, too.
The first two periods found the
Tigers with their backs to the wall
with most Of the play on both
sides being in Hampden-Sydney
Territory. But the fine punting of
Lewis Everette kept the Mary
landers back.
Both sides had their share of
the bad breaks during the first
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League


RESULTS: P. E. Mills 3. Tas-
tee Freez /. The Rebels 4. WSVS
0: Cox Amusement 3. Untoucha-
bles 1.
SUMMARY: Individual hi Q h
game. Ed Finch, with 1856 pins.
High three game set. T. Webb
with sol pins. High team set. P.
E. Mills with 2.242 pins.
STANDINGS: P. E. Mills 1915:
Cox Amusement 14-l0: Tastee
Freez 1911; WSVS lib: Rebels
l0-l4: untouchables SIG.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: The Hub 3. Kayton
Fuel /, Jenkins Oil 3, Leggett S
l: Martin the Jeweler 4. Crewe
Laundry 0.
SUMMARY: individual high
game. J. Dunkum with 207 pins.
High three game set. j. Dumku,n
with 595 pins High team set
jenkins Oil Co. with $50 pins.
STANDINGS: Martin the Jewel
er l7ie-6i2, The Hub 1911. Crewe
Laundry 1911. jenkins Oil l1I2-
1872: kayton Fuel 9-lo. Legeett S
6-l6.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

Powhatan has something that
every team in the state would
like to duplicate a fighting
spirit! This spirit is reflected in
the team, the school and the COM
munity. This is the only explana-
ton for a small school that can
consistently win in competition
with schools twice its size. Pow
hatan has about 60 boys that are
eligible for football, while some
Of their adversaries in district 2
dress that many for a game.
Powhatan started the season
like house afire. They were I'M
scored upon in the first three
games. while racking up 83 points
on their own Then the roof fell
in. The old injury nemesis that
haunts all small school coaches
caught up with the Indians.
The Indians lost Chuck Boggs
two weeks ago. before the Mid
lothian game. Boggs, a 135 pound
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Meet Emory 6 Henry Saturday
Meet Emory 6 Henry Saturday
Tigers Yield To VIM
80 In Muddy Battle

half. Western Maryland had 50
yard I'd run called back on an
offside penalty and the Tigers
fleet Freddy Mitchell had a 40
yard punt return called back for
a clipping infraction.
Besides his punting Everette
was busy doing other things. too.
He recovered an enemy tumble
and intercepted a Terror pass
The offensive play of the Tigers
during the first half was high
lighted by the brilliant running
of fullback Tom Tredwav All
during the contest the defense
was led by a host of stellar play
ers: Otis Bradley, George Perk-
ms. Ken Pritchet. Bill Sale, Tim
Butler, Dennis Dills and Lewis
Everette.
The third quarter found the
Tigers threatening with a drive
that started on their own Sc and
kept going to the Terror SO, But
the BengalS were unable to pick
up a needed first down and the
drive was thWarted.
The only score in this chiefly
defensive battle came late in the
fourth period. Western Maryland
opened a drive on the HIS AZ and
drove to the 10 where Sophomore
fullback Don Hobart broke loose
and carried the ball across, after
wards adding the extra point him
self. The score then stood where
it remained until the end of the
game. Western Maryland 8, HIS 0.
Emery and Henry
The Tigers of Hampden- Sydney
invade Southside Virginia this
Saturday to take on the Wasps of
Emory and Henry at Emory. Last
season the Bengals bowed to the
Wasps in the season opener at
Death Valley 1916. The Emory
boys have been getting their share
OF the wins this year, too, as they
will meet the Tigers with a 81
record behind them. The Wasps,
always a tough team will have
this year their big gun Little All
American end Levi Otey back
for his final year of play. Otey
was the key to the Wasps VIC
tory over the Tigers in last years
game catching a touchdown pass
for the winning score, and he
plays equally well on defense.
The Tigers will be served we'll
in the contest by a backfield av-
eraging better than As yards per
carry, and with the passing threat
OF OBJ Stuart Shelton and his ia
vorite target Bobby Saylor, the
Bengals will be carrying the fight
to the WaSps in more ways than
just being on the road. This will
be the 18th meeting of these two
squads. The Wasps have won 8;
the Tigers 8 so far. The close rec
ord is a clear indication that
whenever these two squads meet.
the game is going to be a good
one.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Amelia Almost
Upsets Rams

Amelia struck for the first
score against Blackstone Friday
night, as the strong Oriole team
almost pulled an upset over the
heavily favored Rams. Benny
Wade, Oriole end, pulled in a q
yard pass for the first score.
Blackstone came back with a
second quarter pass play that COW
cred the final II yards to knot
the score. Another score in the
second quarter proved to be all
important as the Rams added
the extra point on a pass play.
Amelia was still in the ball
game and scored their second
touchdown in the third quarter
but failed again to make the ex-
ira point, and the Rams stayed
ahead 1912.
Amelia threated twice in the
final quarter, one penetration 60
ing to the nine yard line, before
it fizzled. Amelia out gained
Blackstone. but failed to capita
lie on the important extra points
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

They are Leggett' and Home
Furniture. Leggett' S won 3 over
Taylor-Forbes, Home Furniture
won 3 over Dorothy May and
Baldwlns won 2 over Newberrys
for the night.
Highest 3 game team total was
held by Home Furniture for
total of 1888 pins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

operation
GAME BIRD RELEASES:
Some 5000 foreign game birds
Of several varieties are being lib
Grated by the State Game Com
mission in a number of eastern
Virginia counties this fall and a
like number are being held at the
Cumberland Experimental Game
Farm for release in the same
area next spring
III September, pheasa.lts of the
Imperial Valley ringneck- Iranian
blackjack cross group were re-
eased in Fluvanna, Nelson. Not
yoWay and Prince George coun
les, and japanese green pleas
ants were liberated on the East
ern Shore
Pure strain eastern an
western Iranian blackjack pleas
ants are being released in New
Kent and Orange counties in Oc-
tOber as are birds of the eastern
and western back cross pleas
ant groups in Richmond and King
George counties.
Reports from the release areas
indicated that the pheasants had
a successful breeding season and
seem to be becoming established
locally. A closed season on pleas
ants will be in effect in Virginia
until it is decided that the birds
being introduced on an expert
mental basis have become well
enough established to withstand
an open cunning season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

The thing that is improving the
hunting now is an influx of mi
gratory doves. There is plenty to
eat to attract the doves. There
are plenty of doves. too, so it
should be excellent shooting for
the rest of the season.
IMPORTANT DISTRICT GAME:
One Of the most important dis
trict games of the season will be
played Friday night at Black
stone, as the undefeated States
men of Randolph-Henry invade
the Rams home field.
Blackstone is one of the strong
est teams in the district. having
only tie on their record so far.
However the game goes. it will
pretty well eliminate one of the
teams for the district champion
ship. If Blackstone wins, the
Statemen will still have an out
side shot at the crown. If the
Statesmen win, it will eliminate
Blackstone. and the Statesmen
stock will shoot sky high.
Brunswick is the only other
undefeated team in the district.
Independent Prince Edward AGA
DENY will be the guests of the
Bulldogs Friday night, but an up
set here will not hurt Bruins
wick's district standing.
WILDLIFEs CLUB TO MEET:
The Prince Edward Wildlife
Club meets Monday night. Dennis
Hart Of the Cumberland Game
Farm will be the guest speaker.
He will give the wildlife members
an insight into the Game Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Statesmen Keep
Perfect Record
With 1920 Win

Randolph-Henry spotted Vic
tOria a 1877 lead and came from
behind on the passing Of w. D.
Perdieu to capture a 1920 deci-
sion Friday night. The win pre-
served the Statesmen perfect
mark at so.
Perdieu connected with Billy
Dalton on three scoring passes
to help the victors into a 26-14
cushion. Allen Watt scored the
other touchdowns for Randolph
Henry on runs of 5 and IL yards.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
POwhatan Bows
To Varina For
First Loss 1910

POWHATAN, Oct. 10 - Varina
handed Powhatan its first defeat
of the season Friday night. 800
Varina combined a running and
passing offense to defeat the In.
dianS.
Powhatan lost its star halfback
Winky Emerson, in the first per-
iod and guard, Mike Coleman, in
the latter part of the game. EN-
erSon is out for at least one week
but may be back in action against
Patrick Henry on Oct. q. Cole
man is lost for the season.
The defeat gave Powhatan a
Sill record and a 2-l-1 record in
the district. The Indians meet
Fluvanna at Powhatan Friday
night in hopes of adding another
game to their victory list.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Area Games Of Interest
Week End Results

Week End Results
Brunswick 10, Emporia 6
CreWe 10, Farmville 0
Ran. Henry 80, Victoria 20
AppOmattoX Z, Brookville 6
Midlothian SO, Goochland II
Varina 80, Powhatan 0
Blackstone Is. Amelia II
Park View 80, Buckingham
Western Md. 8, H-SC 0
Miller Is, Cumberland 6
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Games Friday

Games Friday
Ran. Henry at Blackstone
Victoria at Bluestone
Farmville at Brunswick
Buckingham at Amherst
Emporia at CreWe
Louisa at Cumberland
Fluvanna at PoWhatan
BroSville at Appomattox
Games Saturday
H-SC at Emory & Henry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
&A&ne Ne.u,
Dove Hunting Seen Improving
By BILL WALL

hunting improving, sportsmen agree
The
only fair since the opening couple Of weeks
Louis Dahl this
when explained fields
had been
cut there for the doves fast flying
split up plenty we're Just as many
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

Highest individual single game Taylor-Forbes 10
was rolled by Marge Quick for a Badwns 8 IL
total of IA Marge Newberrys 6 /;
honor OF highest game total of Dorothy May l.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result

BY Nell w. SanderSOn
Thursday night Ladies Duck
Pin League last week still has
two teams tied for first place.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

For FAST Results
Use The
HERALD CLASSIFIED
Pose
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

Standings
Evening star., 1961-09-08

FALLS HILL - 4-bedrm., 3-bath
yellow brick rambler on winding
Dale dr.: 26-ft. master bedrm. A
real buy at S34,95O.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED near
small village. Mountain views,
gravity water, 10 rm. and bath
house. 2 fertile acres, white board
fenced. Sl4,750. Owner will fl
nance. Phone Upperville, Va,
bQ2-328S
Evening star., 1961-09-08

Mr.. FALLS HILL-Attractive A
bedrm. white frame house: full
bsmt., det garage: A-acre lot,
covered with flowers, shrubs and
trees. Asking Sl7,5O0.
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BERRYVILLE WINCHESTER -
Tastefully restored Mt. Vernon Co.
lonial brick situated on 200 acres
Of lush meadows with fresh noun
tain stream. Ideal for cattle OF
horse farm. ConV. to major high
way and airport. OIL. 4-6630.
SIGI,ER ~ CO
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AREA INVESTMENT
Ia acres; Arm. bldg.; on access
I'd. junction, "a mi. Hot shoppes
$50 Acres-nice farm bldgs.: on
Potomac River; lovely views; D
mi. rd. frontage; S2S5 an acre.
Is acres-2-bedrm. stucco bunEa-
low; main hwy; Sl7,500 terms.
H. E. BRUzEE 437-291s
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Your Price, $1,695
LOGAN FORD

.115O Goth st. NV. FE. 7-ssOoI
354O l4th St. NV. TU. 2-4lOOI
.GMC l0-wheeler. very good condi-
ton. best offer. Call AK. 9-9150
Rockville, Md
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

N poss Aatocas. 5Tk' caee cod sodn't bedr%s t%msd
paneled Kit. and rec. rm., full
bsmt.; close to schools. etc; priced
at S1S.750. with low down pay
ment; inspect any time, 6044
N 22nd ST., KE. SAILS. No
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TRAILERS
tCONIlNuEDl

MOBILE HOMEs-New 5Ox1O; S3,-
!. e95. S49S down; also other sizes.
ALLIED TRAILER SALES q RENT
AIS, $500 Ager I'd, W. Hyatts-
vile, Nd, WA. 7-A354
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
lcONTiNUEDl

Nh. KANSAS AVE. AND BLAIR
1900 su. IT. fireproof building: 8
car parking, I0x12 It. overhead
drive in door. C-M-l xoning. 3
years old. For details and inSpec-
ton call Fred Metzger, FE. s.
1900, ewes. CO. 5-3372. JAMES
L. DIXON q CO.. Realtors.
ROCKVILLE-3s,OO 50. It. goned
IL; all utils. Reasonable. s. E.
BOGLEY, INC. Po. 2-615I. ewes
MIR. LYNOTT, JU. 9-S655.
I27 ACRES. on B. q o. Railroad,
committing distance to Baltimore,
Frederick and Washington; large
farmhouse. barn and fast stream
on property; suitable for subdi-
vision; S62.500. DI. 7-5O15. EN-.
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Mr.. FAIRFAX HOSPITAL Ia
Ia-acre lot, full light bsmt., den,
garage: FHA appraised 100000.
Vacant. Owner very anxious.
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NORTH ARLINGToN's COUNTRY
CLUB AREA, this custom built
all-brick stately Colonial is in a
bedrooms 0S-ft. master bedrm.
w/full BATH, chair-railed dining
room, lovely screened porch of
fireplaced living room, and FULL
CENTER HALL. Den with 2nd
fireplace, built-in garage, slate
roof. etc. Beautiful wooded lot
with outdoor party area in rear.
Priced at S29,500 with only
$4,000 cash. The BEREHS COM
PANIES, Realtors, 2160 N. Glebe
rd. ia. 5-0101.
Mr., FAIRFAX HOSPITAL Ia
bath, 4-bedrn1. brk. rambler: over
la-acre lot, full light bsmt., den,
garage: FILA appraised 100000.
Vacant. Owner very anxious.
Mr.. FALLS HILL-Attractive 4
bedrm. white frame house: fun
bsmt., det. garage; i4-acre lot,
covered with flowers, shrubs and
trees. Asking Sl7.5O0.
FALLS HILL - 4-bedrm.. 3-bath
yellow brick rambler on winding
Dale dr.: 26-ft. master bedrm. A
real buy at S34,SoO.
GEO. H. RUCKER SALES CORP.
IA. 5-S5S5 Ewes, JE. 2-5215
OFF MT. VERNON BLVD.-3-b.r.
ramb.: lge. liv. rm., lge. din. area:
gar, covered patio; on bus line,
nr. churches, schls. Assume 41z%
GI loan. OWNER, so. S-7521.
PATRICK HENRY DRIVE, . blocks
from Westover Immaculate g.
bedrm. brick in the most darling
setting you have ever seen. Living
rm. with firepl.; dining rm.: mod
ern kitchen with eating space:
bsmt.: beautiful trees, flowers and
shrubs; many extras. Excellent
value. Priced $4,000: $500 down.
Put this on your must list to see.
ODen 9-S.
REALTY, JE. 4-1O0O
PETITE 3-bedrm. rambler in Falls
Church area-Liv. dining rm., re-
dec: handicapped, fenced yard;
pleasant community; S13,500: i'm
med. occupancy. TW. 1851.
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CI,EAN
LIFE WITH FATHER
YOUR OWN
SHANCRI-LA

Where it is peaceful. quiet and
cool. Excellent 3-bedrm. furnished
BUNGALOW with liv. rm.. din. area,
kit, bath and enclosed porch on
h-acre lot. Anchor fenced. Excel,
water privileges. S12.Qb0-
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MACHINERY ana EQUIP.

INC INDUSTRIAL and cravler
tractors and equipment. Used John
Deere 440 with loader.
P. H. MOORE
U. 8, SOL, Mile South Of New 80
Nd. CE. 6-S1S1
BOILER. 3-5 ton. Buffalo-Spring-
field, with wheels to be toved by.
JU. 9-764Q,
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN FRONT motel or apartment
site; riparian rights. 107 feet on
ocean. 2S5 feet on abutting street.
Presently improved by frame
dwelling. approximately 10000
square feet at $3.50 per square
foot HARRY GRIEVES. Reho-
both Beach. Delaware. Phone
227-490l.
REH0B0TH-Delightful in Sept.
attractively furnished cottage;
grounds; spec. rate. OIL. 4-1316.
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION
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CARDINAL SO 5OxS. 3 bedrms, Ia
baths, pink kitchen appliances,
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GREAT LAKES '57 35xs: Q bedrms.;
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HUNTING and camping trailer,
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MAGNOLIA 1860 45x1O; 9 bedrms..
"a baths, washer, exhaust fan,
1l-cu.-ft refgr.; $500 cash and
take over payments. in beautiful
Elm Farm Mobile Home Park. Lot
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MOBILE HOME 1861; 33 #. by 8
#; 3 mo. old ! bedrm., fully
modern; must sell: sold for So
MAC PARK MOTOR COURT, z.
Potomac Park Lot No. $40, Wash.
D. C, 10"
Evening star., 1961-09-08
MCLEAN
McT,FAN MANOR
MOVeTOdaV

Into a brand-new rambler, split
level or Colonial; 3 and 4 bed
to schools, From Si4,S to SIS
800; GI no money down: FHA.
lew down payment; we pay most
OF the settlement cost and you
can move in for as little as 5000
or $500. Visit our model homes
from l. am. to 3 pm. daily;
Closed Friday. Take Rte. so or
Rte. west to Herndon. Va. or
call 703-437-1Sli
TWINBRoOK DEV. CORP.