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, 1961-02-16

WIS
Mr.. President:
have the honor to return herewith, without my APP
Bill No. 1127, Third Legislature Of the Virgin Is
of the United States, Regular Session, 1860, Act to
ID Section 1904 of Title 33 Of the Virgin Islands
to Provide for Exemptions of Farm Lands from Real
rty Taxes, passed by the Legislature on May %,
presented to me for executive action on May "a,
,ction 1904 Of Title 50 Of the Virgin Islands Code
pts from Real Property Taxation:
Property of the United States, unless other
wise provided by the Congress Of the United
States
Property Of the Government of the Virgin
Islands;
Every building used and set apart exclu-
sively for
"a religious worship; or
B) educational, lirerary, scientific or
charitable purposes
and every tract Of land not exceeding
five acres, upon which such buildings are
situated, if such buildings and grounds
are not used or leased with a view to the
pecuniary profit of either owner or les
see, and
. All cemeteries, subject to the same condition
as in subdivision ~ Of this section.
Bill No. 1127 seeks to add to the foregoing statutory
ptions from real property taxation any tract or tracts
d, not exceeding % acres, in single ownership, which
d during at least six months Of the taxable year ex-
ely for the production Of livestock, agricultural or
products. The objective, presumably, is to assist
farmers. This would be a worthy purpose, indeed, if
law would be simple to administer which it is not,
it would not be subject to widespread abuse, which
I'D, Furthermore, am totally against any further
ling away at property taxes, the rate Of which is too
MGo of actual valuation.
% administer this law, inspections and records would
to be set up and followed through to determine that
tracts OF land actually are used 6 months of the tax
for the production of livestock, agricultural or
products. An individuals back yard which is used
Of a few vegetable trees, may well be claimed
exempt from taxation under this bill. Furthermore,
would be nothing to stop the separation Of % acres
5 from a larger land holding and these separate plots
then be exempt from real property taxes.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

Results Yesterday
Baltimore, 8; Washington, Z.
Cleveland, z; New York, 2.
Detroit, z; Boston, l.
Minnesota, 8; Kansas City, 6.
Chicago, 2-10; Los Angeles, 1-2
Evening star., 1961-06-14
TIGERS, 7; RED SoX, |

a-Grpunded out for Boros in 5th;
sb-Flied out for Conley in 9TH.
FBoston .................. 600 900 I0o-l
Detroit ......... O03 OH l0x-T
E-Wertz. P0-A-Boston 24-l3, Detroit
III. DP-Vlrgil, Wood and Cash. LOB
Boston 10, Detroit ]. 2B- -Schilling, Cola
vito, Kaline. HR-Cash 2.
R a r Err BIB so
Conley q, 80 "a u
MosSi CW, I'D - " S
U-Berry, Linsalata, Umont, Stewart.
T-2:33. A-l4,64S.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES

By the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
g.. Columbus 8: Rochester, 8 I'll
Richmond, z; Syracuse, o.
Buffalo. 13: Jersey City. IL.
Charleston at Toronto, postponed,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City. 4: Portland. 3 ia
inningS).
Tacoma. 0: Vancouver. 7 (1o
innings.
Seattle, z; San Diego, 2.
Hawaii, 10: Spokane, 9.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Macon, 5: Little Rock. 10
innings).
Nashville, 8; Mobile, 2.
= Chattanooga, O.: Birmingham, 3.
Shreveport, z: Atlanta, 5.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

HBP-By Jones (Spencer). U-Dascoli,
SOL A-3ls22l.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
GIANTS, 4; DODGERS, 8

a-Grounded out for LeMay in 9Th;
bran for NJ Alou in 9TH; c-Lined out
for Williams in 9Th.
Los Angeles III 900 ooo-3
San Francisco ool 100 20x-4
EN-. Alou, Spencer, Sherry. Po-A-
Los Angeles 24-s, San Francisco IA.
LoB-LOs Angeles II, San Francisco 7.
m-Fairly, BresSOuds Mays. SB-Mays,
W. Davis. S-Kuenn.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, 2: Omaha, l.
Louisville, 8; Denver, o.
Dallas-Fort Worth. 4; Houston. l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, la: Portsmouth, Ii,
Knoxville, "a; Columbia, O-3,
Cha lotte, 3: Greenville, l.
Jacksonville, z; AsheVille, 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo, 60; Victoria, 4-2.
Ardmore, 8; San Antonio, 2. a
Tulsa, s; Austin, /.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton,. 4-10; Williamsport, 3-6
Johnstown, 4-2: Lancaster, 2-7.
Residing, IL: Springfield. 2.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Reds, 2: Monterrey, /
Other games postponed.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
TWINS, s; ATHLETICS, S
KANSAS CITY
MINNESOTA

a-Struck out for Kaat in 9Th; b.
Singled for Moore in 9TH; c-Flied out
for Kunkel in 9Th; d-Walked for Steph-
ems in 9Th; e-Hit. into double play for
Bauer in sth; f-Hit home run for
Staley in 9th.
Kansas City ............... 40 OIe oI2-S
Minnesota .............. 600 003 4Ix-e
E-None. Po-A-Ransas City 2A-s, Min.
nesota as. DP-Kaat, Versailles and ALI
son; Martin, Versailles and Becquer.
LOB Kansas City u, Minnesota 2. 2B-
Howser, Bertoia, Versailles, Tuttle, ALI
son. 3B-Martin, HR-Posada, Killebrew,
Evening star., 1961-06-14
BALTIMORE

Singled for Burnside in 7th; lined
eroundeS aTSG otS ont pfa foy Rsby Tr IN stb sim
gled for E. Robinson in 9th.
WASHINGTON - 200 900 5OO-7
BALTIMORE -- 042 DOL 001-S
E-Adair, Tasby, Veal, Green, Klaus,
Hansen. PO-A--WaShington, 1918
Zone out when winning run scoredl !;
Baltimore, 27-9. DP-Fisher to Han
sen to Williamsi Veal to O'Connell to
Long; Veal to Long: williams (un-
assisted). LOB-WashinRton 4; Balti-
more, 3.
2b-Adair. Woodling. SB-Busby,
Brandt, S-Fsher, B. Robinson. SF-
r Robinson
Evening star., 1961-06-14

HBP-By Kaat CStephens). WP- Moore.
.U.McKinley, Soar, Chylak, Smith. t.
$500. A-llSHS.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

Totals 81 81 Totals 80 10 q 70
a-Singled for Heman in eth; bran
for Rice in 9Th; Gran for Sievers in
9Th; d-Safe on error for Hamlin in 9Th;
e-Struck out for Morgan in 9th.
Los Angeles ............ 900 600 o7o-:
Chicago .................. Ool o4O SOx-lO
E-Hamlin, Kline, Wagner, Smith.
LOB-Los Angeles II, Chicago 9. 3B-Lan-
dis. HR-Smith. SB-Pearson 2, Bilko.
S-Pizzaro, Kline. SF-Pizzaro, Wagner.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
MAJOR
LEADERS
Rv the Associated Press

SAoS0SANtSN
BATTING biased on t25 or more at
sssS.Sssh s1sSsaSs s19 BetFSif SrsnSt. baitimore
B. Robinson, Baltimore, and Temple
and Romano, Cleveland, 1923. ~
RTNs%Sntls, MS bstPdls, NsW Wcssh, xGEk betgo % a.
Kaiine,. Detroit. and Maris, New
RUNS RHski kBiATTED ri N-cash. Detroit. 81;
9Ts 9e1ss BaMs%S9F:. MRD9: Nj Nsv Ms5iiE 9olE HfE
HITs@Piersail. Cleveland. 50; 3
SeSn;Sn Se% YSk RatPSsSh 94 csh fSa pssrO ku1s5 ss
DcHBHHsPUSsr. TSRRs cEsysandc: Cleveland " 49, Ro-
mano, Cleveland. II; Piersall, Cleve-
land, Howser, Kansas City, Kubek,
New York. and oConnell, Wash
TRfPEEs1%ood, thsifS; " Detroit, 8: piersau,
Cleveland, and Keough, Washing
ton, 8; Lands and Sievers. Chicago,
Kaline, Detroit, and Long, Wash
HOME RUNs-Maris, New York. 21;
Cash, Detroit, 10: Mantle. New York,
Los Angeles, and Killebrew, Min
sTSIES' 3SsHss' Bases - Howser, Kansas
Versailles, Minnesota, .12; Wood. De-
troit, 10; lands, Chicago, 3.
PITCHING (based on 9 or more dsci-
1000: Latman, Cleveland. so
1000: Schwall Boston, so. 1000;
Terry, New York, 40, 1000: MOSsi,
sTPsN PssrSis' S6,,EJ Il. is75; o, M,rn.,o., 70.
Ford, New York, 20; Bell, Cleveland,
6g: Bunning. Detroit and PascuaL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 1876 or more ct
batsl Hoax. Pittsburgh :356;
natl. .ssS: Altman. Chicago, .s2S.
RUNS - Mays, San FRANCISCO, a;
sOilins 0as's: MiITsukse' r.SS' ;' 42; wills Los Los
RUNS BATTED. N-Cepeda, San Fran
cisco 4S: Aaron, Milwaukee, Al
Robinson and Freese, Cincinnati, 80;
Matthews. M5iyaukee' and Mays. San
HITTsss@Pinson. Cincinnati. II: Aaron.
Milwaukee, 60: wills, Los Angeles'
Ss; S;;;. . santO' g SSshicasO' 81: clements'
DoUBIfs os1fsfIgSgEn: @ coieman, SS Cincinnati. 10;
Francisco. "a, Pinson, Cincinnati
HOME RUNS - Mathews. Milwaukee
and; Cepeda. San Franctseo; II:
Angeles. IA: Freese, Cincinnati, and
Mays, San Francisco, 10.
STOLEN BASES - Pinson. Cincinnati
San Francisco, 8: Robinson. Gin
cinnati, and Wills, Los Angeles, a..
PITCHING (based on 8 or more de-
cisions)-Miller, San Francisco, SO
1000: buffalo, San Francisco. 80
1000: Podres, Los Angeles, 81,
.S57; Koufax, Los Angeles, 9.2, .S1S;
Haddix, Pittsburgh, Al, 500.
STRIKEOUTS - Koufax, Los Angeles
liams, Los Angeles, 73: Broglio. st
Louis, ~: Mahaffey, Philadelphia
! IS.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
W. .SoX, 2-lo; A'GELs, Ia
Twilight Game

a-Grounded out for Duren in 9Th; b.
Ran for Kluszewsd In 9TH.
Los Angeles ..............O 900 900 OoI-I
Chicago .................. .o02 900 O0x-2
E-None. Po-A-Los Angeles 24-s, Chi
cago 27-l4. LOB-Los Angeles S, Chicago
z 2B.McLash, HR-Robinson, Wagner.
RH R Err BIB so
PSTi1, PTTsa o. I'd :..7 { 3 3 3 :
McIish ew, 3-S5 y & ! !
U-Paparella, Runges Carrigan, Drum
mond. T-2.32.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

U-huHBt5 OdI dITIBdH5 DI UIIIIIIU
srella. T-2:45. A-l6,AA0.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

winner-Han (2-2). Loser-sturdi-
want (2-4).
U-Honochick, Flaherty, Kinnamon,
Hurley. T-2:22. A-7,205.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-23
Cumberland F2Oluer Sh0iu
Features 353 Exhibits

CUMBERLAND. May % : The
annual flower show sponsored by
the home demonstration clubs in
the county was staged May 10 al
the American Legion Hall with
an elegant array of arrangements
and specimens.
There were 353 exhibits and
12@ exhibitors.
Sweepstakes winners were: for
the best arrangement in the
show, Mrs. James P. Baber, for
the best iris specimen. Mrs. An
drew Godsey, for the most points
in specimens, Mrs. Andrew God
sey. and most points in arrange
ments. Mrs. Eugene Seay. Jr.
The sweepstakes winner in the
junior division was Carol Seay.
Judges were Mrs. Louise Jones,
Mrs. Woolsey Hale and Mrs. MY
Ian Gracey from Blackstone and
Mrs. Russell Snead from Flu
wanna.
In the hybrid tea rose group,
in the red class, winners are
listed in the proper order: first,
Mrs. Richard Blanton. second,
Emory Harrison, and third, Mrs.
Andrew Godsey.
Pink class, hybrid tea rose
first, Mrs. j. A. Hazelgrove, sec
third. j. Taylor Williams.
Yellow class = hybrid tea rose
first, Mrs. j. A. Hazelgrove,
second. E YIN Easter, and
third. Mrs. J. T. Williams.
Cream or white class : first.
Mrs. J. T. Williams and second.
Mrs w. L. Moore.
Blended or bi-color - first,
Mrs. j. T. Williams, second. Mrs.
Walter Simpson, and third, Mrs.
f. B. NuckolS.
Rose Collection class, Clarence
Ferguson.
Florebuinda rose = pink, first,
Mrs. J. T. Williams. second. Mrs.
Andrew Godsey, and red, Mrs.
j. T. Williams.
Florebuinda rose-yellow. first
Anne Simpson. second, Mrs.
Walter Simpson, and third, l..
B. Dandy.
General class large bloom
ing climber rQse-first. Margie
Dawson, second, Reba Jenkins,
and third, Mrs. D. B. Sullivan.
Dutch Iris, white-first, Mrs.
j. r. Robinson. second. Mrs.
Richard Blanton. and third. Mrs.
Andrew Godsey.
Blue iris There were two
first place winners, Mrs. j. R.
Robinson and Mrs. Frank Baver,
ST.. Second, Mrs. Andrew God
sey and Mrs. J. T. Williams, and
third. Mrs. A. S. Williams.
Yellow iris first, Mrs. An
drew Godsev. and second, Mrs.
j. T. Williams.
White self iris : first, Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-23

grove, and third, Mrs. Cardes.
Spray of blooming shrub =
first, Mrs. E. R. Harrison, Mrs.
Lucille Martin, Garland Glenn
ents: second, Mrs. C. L. Heath,
Mrs. J. A. Hazelgrove, Mrs. C.
H. Smith; and third, Mrs. F.. 2.
Thomas.
African violets - blue - first,
Mrs A. S. Williams. and Mrs.
Vernon Easter: white = first,
Mrs. A. S. Williams. and Mrs.
Vernon Easter; pink ~ Miss An
ME Simpson. and purple ~ first,
Mrs. L. B. Dandy. second, Mrs.
A. S. Williams. and third. Mrs.
Vernon Easter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-23
Cumberland
FILA Observes
Parents Night

CUMBERLAND, May % -
Parents Night was celebrated
at Cumberland High School May
IL, by the LongWood Federation
of future HomemakerS of
America.
At this special event the Cum
berland membership introduced
parents and guests and listened
intently to Mrs. Nell Griffin de-
liver a talk on the Investment
in Our Youth of Today"
Following a picnic supper, the
group assembled in the high
school auditorium for the remain
der of the program, which in
cluded devotional by Alice Put
ney, special music by Diana SUIT
ton, the welcome address by
Janet Stonnell, Introduction of
parents and the guest speaker.
the outstanding chapter member
award was made by Betty R.
Simpson to Jean Reynolds. De
grees were awarded and new Of
ficers installed.
They are Page Godsey, presi-
dent; Phyllis Vassar, vice presi-
dent: Nancy Vaughan. secretary;
Betty 10 Moore, treasurer: Janet
Stonnell, historian; Norma Zieg-
Ter, SEA representative; Alice
Putney, reporter; Jean Reynolds,
parliamentarian. and Mrs. j. S.
Godsey. chapter mother. Mrs.
Ferrun Putney is the home eco
nomicS teacher.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-23

Edith Carpenter. second, Mrs. E.
B. Nuckols, and third, Mrs. Jack
Martin.
Light blue self-iris = first, Mrs.
Andrew Godsey and Mrs. Taylor
Williams. second. Mrs. E. B.
Nuckols. and third, Mrs. Jack
Martin.
Medium blue self-iris = first,
Mrs Frank Baber. ST., second,
Mrs. Andrew G9dsey, and third,
Barbara Moore.
Yellow self-iris ~ first, Mrs.
E. L. Seay, Jr., Mrs. Andrew
Godsey, and Mrs. Edith Carpen-
ter, second, Mrs. Jack Martin,
and third, Mrs Reba jenkins.
Dark purple self-iris first,
Mrs. E. B. Nuckols, second, Mrs.
Frank Baber, Sr., and third
Mrs. Andrew Godsey.
Light purple self-iris - first,
Mrs. Andrew Godsey, and sec
ond. Maria Baber.
Pink self = first, Mrs. Andrew
Godsey, second, Mrs. E. A. Kra-
mer, and third, Mrs. E. A. Kra-
mer.
Plicata. white background =
first. Mrs. Andrew GOdSey. and
second. Ruth Simpson.
Plicata, yellow background =
first, Mrs. Irwin Flippen and
second. Mrs. L. B. Dandy
Yellow blend, plicata ~ first,
first, Mrs. Andrew Godsey, Sec
ond, Mrs. E. A. Kroner, and
third, Mrs. j. A. Hazelgrove.
Copper blend first, Mrs. Edith
Carpenter, second, Mrs. Reba
Jenkins, and third, Mrs. Frank
Baber. Sr.
Bronze blend = first, Mrs. j.
T. Williams, second. Mrs. Jack
Martin, and third, Ruth Stimp-
son.
Bi-color blend = first. Mrs. E.
Moore, and third, Mrs. Jack
Martin.
Other colors - first, Mrs. An
drew Godsey. Mrs. Edith Carpen-
ter, and Louise Moore. second,
Mrs j. A. Hazelgrove, and third,
Nancy HaZelgrove.
PeonieS. white - first, Mrs. E.
B. Nuckols, second, Mrs. Andrew
Godsey, and third, Mrs. j. M.
Sheppard.
Pink - first, Mrs. j. M. Shep-
pard and Mrs. E. B. Nuckols,
second. Mrs. Louise Moore, and
third, Mrs. Jeanne Adams.
Pansies - first, Mrs. Edith |
Carpenter. second. Nancy Hazel
grove, and third, Mrs. j. A. Haz-
elgrove.
Columbine Mrs. Richard |
Blanton. four different blooms |
with foliage.
General collection of garden I
flowers = first, Mrs. j. K. Rob-
inson, second, Mrs. j. A. Hazel
Evening star., 1961-02-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HILLS
Gorgeous brick rambler; 5 twin
size bedrmSi; tiled bath. wife-SGyer
kitchen with plenty OF eating
tively landseaped. Price, SI3.e5G
YoUNKIN d CO.. 10. 4-SO22 til o
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE HERE
Cape Cod on handicapped i acre
lot. SGD. din. rm., firepl.. DREAM
KITCHEN. walk out bsmt.. Price
81; S27 200; HUGH T. PECK. ROCK.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
HOUSES UMFURN. TO REM

ALEX:-spotless. 3 bedrms.. 1h
paths; nsmt:: FENCED .yd.; walk
10 scnooB; Sl25. IA. 2-9517.
ALEX: AREA. near Ft. BelVoir-
Nearly new 3-bedroom brick ram
per fuII basement. excel. kitchen; I;
XXI. 9-2s00: ewes. XII. 9-TOI4.
ANACosTIA .AREA-2-bedrm. and
Stiln.. StinG. c% 5HT sSssi snSssi sst.r IS S0. plus
Evening star., 1961-02-09

BETHESDA-Prestige area. BIZ
; bedrms. TWO BATHS. SEP c'SHU ain
rm., dishwaSher. disposal, etc.
storage attic: REC. RIM. in ful
bsmt. Frontage 20 feet. SAMUEL
=. BOGLEY OF ND, INC, OIL
Evening star., 1961-02-09
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
IcoNrINUEDl

ARL.-Must rent, nicely furn.. 2
bedrm., Sl20 or offer. IL. 6-52o6,
after 8. Ell. 6-6676.
ARL. N. OFF Lorcom Lane. Large
living rm. with fireplace. separate
dining rm.. kitchen. ! bedrrn. and
bath, S105 per month.
ROSS HAWoRTH REALTY. INC.
Realtor KE. 6-6700
ARL., va, llth 81. n, nr. olebe
pIxiiE R RsEALTY co. Ma. $3.50 $3.50.
baths: maids rm, den and bath
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
&AL0RAMA RID. - Convenience
and spaciousness combined. Liv.
rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. bed
rms, ga baths, 2-car garage, Ice.
terrace and garden. Avail now.
Terms: $3.50 mo. SIMMONS PROP
ewes, Mr.. HOLLYWOOD. FE. 3-729I.
MacARTHUR BLVD, 4701j at Res
e5,Sine. eI5ySSiiTwResTssains srss,ns xisT and fur
baths. garden, garage; $3.50, FE.
3-1524. FE. .s-7i55 after 8 pm.
FURNISHED; fenced. vacant; siS5.
WO. 6-34s5.
18th ST. NV. B4OI-Stately
home, suitable for diplomatic
personnel: z bedrooms, 3 bath
Tooms, ample storage room, large
living. rm.. dining rm. and recep-
tion hall with powder room on
1st floor. Gas hot-water heat
Gail Mr. PAUL HANNAH, AID
2-4100. 1915 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-02-09

o bedrm. lse. family home. play
grnd. lot, conY. to all Sl6,25C
PALMER PARK
. bedrm. masonry ramb. W/outside
patio, assume loan $500 an
Evening star., 1961-02-09

= See this exception.
ally nice 3-bedrm. BRICK RAM.
BIER: featuring lge. liv. rm.
fireplace, rec. rm.. GARAGE
TRADES INVITED. HUGH T
PECK. 1885 New Hamp. ave, HE
Evening star., 1961-02-09

CHEVY CHASE-coLoNfAL; peT.
tect executives home in the de.
sirable Chevy Chase circle area
Has everything-paneled stud,
ana powder rm., separate break.
fast room, 3 twin-slzed bedrms
3 baths; gorgeous ground leve
rec. rm. and magnificent Is-acr,
lot; Owner leaving city, MUST
SELL. Priced In 3OS. Gail Uptown
C0ttice' kE. 7-1s00 til o pm.
Shannon & Luchs
Rltrs. Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave
|CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Walk to all conveniences. 4-bedrm
Cape Cod. Excel. cond. Det. "a.
rage. huge wooded lot. pric,
SlS.250. FHA: $3.50 down.
MONTGOMERY HILLS
Choice area. All facilities vithir
walking distance. 3-bedrm. Co.
lonial. Perfect cond. Beautifu
yard. S1S,950.
ROCKVILLE
Assume huge loan and save or
interest and settlement Charges
3-bedrm. brk. split-level. Perfect
cond. S1s.950.
RADCLIFF, REALTORS
JU. s-7744 Open Ewes. JU. 5-7224
Evening star., 1961-02-09

WOODMOOR AREA - lovely brk
ramb;, daylight bsmt. w/rec. rm..
bath gar, beaut. yard. SIT, $50.
ALLEN REALTORS, 10. 5-i95O,
WOODMOOR AREA = RARE oP.
PORTUN1TY. Lovely 3-bedrm,
brick rambler with Q baths, recre-
alton rm.. only 3 years old. Trades
invited
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-l7oO
Evening star., 1961-02-09
COLUMBIA CLUB AREA
TRADES ACCEPTED"
WE SHOW IN THE SNOW

FROST BIT-3-bedrm. 2-bath snow
covered rambler: but warm, coZy,
exquisite inside and ready for i'm
Evening star., 1961-02-09

WHEATQN-Walk 70 schools from
eorner gpefrT o sak. kTa%Ss5 sg, on nts sTEs
or relax in the comfortable rec rec.
rm.: real luxury at only Si9. $50,
soJ5 y.l,dsE y; SEsslENs. 81 sRfAkT ToEs ~ =,
Evening star., 1961-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
SNOW BIRD SPECIAL

KensinGton charmer. 5 bedrms.
with 4th in hsmtD rambler, spot
less cond.: rec. rm.: only $16,5OO
Top terms or trade. PO. 2-3140
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SPRINGBROOK = Magnificent ali,
brick slate roof rambler situated
on nearly sig acres of beautifu
land. 2bx17-foot living room,
lovely bedrooms. 2h baths. den
gear garage,. immense kitchen
sell. S5S,00O. a. ). KEssIN0ER 4
CO. JU. 9-4544.
TAK0MA Park = Large clear
older home in most convenient
dIs ahsa r.. 1ss'0ffiHlf fHlf bss. ssdTRs HUGH 'sF T
PECK, Realtor. HE. 4.l7O0.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
I. L. LEWIS
LO. b-433n

10. O-453U
ROCKVILLE; $500 down incl. set.
tlement-3-bedrm. rambler; quicl
poss. r; 1. SMITH. REALToR
GA. 4.7711. GA. 1895.
RSSKH5LdE %CffINdE roa Y%1g,yE %gTSy 1EES lsE
home with personality, lae. mod
kit. full bsmt.: level lot. Pric,
SII3;50O. HUGH T; PECK. ROCK.
R92S6kV1lE 9St.V Ho1N a.b.sssI5M bAsssuME e.. LARol [eI
de luxe kit. full bsmt.. extra iEe
I0t; Price. Sl5.950. HUGH T
PECK. ROCKVILLE. GA. 1885
4 RnST q e TKyILLE, aTLITS, CoMFoRTABLl
Cod on prize winning lot; ige
dln, area, good sized kit. full
SSmt;; 4hs FINANCING: Price
THFsp1 i1is90; ddGna ~, a.oT T. 20 PECK BE
SILVER SPRING, real close in. MOI
too far from Mrs. KS Tavern
nice 2-bedrm. brk. rambler. Only
z rev yrs, old. very nice neighbor
hood; walk to everything: fenced
iot' WOoDSIDE REALTY CO.
J0. 9-6440. Open til o pm.
SILVER sPRNG-Sl,9O0 dn.,
bedrms.. 2-bath brick home, center
hall; rec: rm.: garage: iirepl
PpdGiced below FHA appraisal. Low
pETHEspA REALTY. OIL. 4-141t
SILVER TIHTar 81. sPRIG, g. n; ~: Fra IIrank!in, n
Liv. rm,. with firepl.. sep. din rm.
huse fully equipped kit, bedrm
and bath up. full bsmt., porch. ga.
shops, buses. WooDSIDE REALTY
CO, JU. 9-6440. Open til o pm
SILVER SPRING-Attractive brick
rambler located in fine residential
area (Burnt Mills Manor immed
liv. nm, din; rm., beautiful kit,
paneled porch; bsmt. with lovely
REG. .rm.: carport: many extras:
spacious lot: modestly priced in
the very low 30s. Call JU. b-4222,
ewes; JU. $500. LAWRENCE "
LUTES CO.
SILVER SPRING. st, Bernadette's.
Four Corners-Brick bunTaiow in
excellent cond.. liv. rm. with fire
place. separate din. rnl., GE kitch-
en-. Beautiful paneled first.floor
den, full basement with attrac-
tive. rec. rm. Price, S1S,b0O. I'M
mediate possession.
EDWARDS & RENIcK
MA. 2-1l99 Ewes, EN-. 3-9317
SILVER sPRING-6-yr. .-old bricI
rambler, 3 bedrms., w baths
Ice rec. rm., carport: mr., Mont
Blair High School. WE TAKE
TRADES. $4,000. HUGH r
PECK, Realtor. HE. 4-l700
SILVER SPRNG-New raNnblers
available in. 3. choice close ir
Call now for your appointment Ia
inspect them. Q til o.
W. BERENS, REALTORS
1927 Fenton St. s. S. JU. 7-T70C
SILVER SPRING-Sl6,g50, Com.
pletely modernized older home in
immac,, cond. Liv. rm., parlor,
sep. din. rm.. de luxe equipped
kit, 3 bedrms. and modern tile
bath up: front and rear porcheS.
H.wh., nice level lot 70x170
CHESTER KELLER, JU. 5-7i00.
SILVER SPRING-Big family-size,
4-bedrm, 2h-bath, brick Cape
SPACE PLUS QUALITY"
Walk-out bsmt wLree. rm.: in
excel, neighborhood.
w. ]. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1000
Evening star., 1961-02-09

KENsINGTON-Brick Colonial. fire.
placed liv., rm,, din. rm., mod kit. !.
year-round Jalousies den: 3 bed.
rec. rm. Many extras. Fine estab.
lished neighborhood, lge. lot. trees
blk bus, nr. schools, churches
shops. Assume present financing
or terms. $4,000. MILLER, LO
Evening star., 1961-02-09
ToP-QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
4 BEDROOMS

Three-bath new brick homes; sew.
eral styles: center hall. large d.
luxe equipped kitchen with ouak.
er Maid cabinets and FrigidairC
appliances: some with gear gar.
20-ft. screened porch: ali with
daylight rec. rms, full Easements
laundry rooms, attractive lots
Located In Windham Manor and
SSlesyIIle cSl Snn Ma Manos; Priced from
coNsTRucTioSN Co. IA. MNics 4.
1199; ewes, EN-. 3-93i7.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
RoLLINoWooD-custom colonial

lRoLL1NGWooD-Custom Colonial,
approx. 9 yrs. old: 25-ft. liv. rm.,
lorna. din .rm.. de luxe kit. with
nreakiast area; 1S-ft. bedrm. and
tuii bath on 1st; 4 bedrms., 2
attic; beaut. rec. rm. with fireni ,
maids rm. and bath: gear ga
rage: level. fenced lot: close to
transportation: priced, $4,000.
10 A.M-g PM. I'm. 2-74oo
METZLER, REALTOR
Evening star., 1961-02-09
NEWl I

Beautiful 43-ft. brick-and shingle
rambler Wa twin-sized bedrms.
SEPARATE DINING ROOM. eat
in kit, full bsmt.; h-scre shaded
lot: conv. Riverdale location. Only
$l6,750
Evening star., 1961-02-09

ADELPHI-IMMACULATE 3-bedrm.
dition. FHA approved for SIS $50
Only 81 900 down. TRADES IN
vITED. HUGH T. PECK, HE. A.
ADELPHI = WHY LOOK FUR
finished basement, fireplace; love love
Y corner lot. HUGH T. PECK
LIST WffTTHH Us FOR RESULTS
AGER q RIGGS RID. AREAi only
$4,000. Just S400 down -" "A
BUY" Expandable Cape Cod with
plaster walls, lge. Anchor fenced
yard, walk dist. to bus, schools,
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
AGER ROAD-Attractive o-bedrm.
brick home with separate dining
area and lovely rec. rm,: assume
AZ loan; $4,000. and oK'd
KEN pRusK1N & CO. HE. a-s4oo
- ALMOST NEW -
MILLER ESTATES Mr.. ADELPEI
Custom 4-level split level 4 bed
rms. baths, rec. rm.. bar
$500 will handle; trades con-
PARAMOUNT SALES. HA. a-1soo
School and church. 3-bedrm. brk.
on extra nice lot. separate din.
rm., large liv. rm. with firepl.,
full bsmt. with rec. rn., 2 baths.
Assume GI loan with nominal
cash. REAMY CO., AP. 7-9666.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RIyERDALE PARK K-sI,5O0 down
VIII buy this huge 6-bedrm.. 2h-
path nome on spacious corner dou-
PIE lot; 3-rm. office in bsmt.; ideal
family. Call til 8 pm. ROBERT
g. DAVIS d CO., Realtors. WA.