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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

The $285 900 earmarked for
educational purposes in fur
therance of the elementary and
secondary education of children
residing in Prince Edward Coun-
ty in vate, nonsectarian
school will be disbursed as
grants to parents to reimburse
them for changes made for pri-
vate classes and the cost of
transportation of children to and
from schools.
The county School Support, or
dinances adopted last year
first fiscal period of such sup
port in the county are still
in effect These offered $500 for
each child attending private
school and up to $35 per child
for transportation Whether or
not there is some revision in the
amounts of such grants depends
on further deliberations of the
supervisors. The board. it has
announced, intends to provide
funds for adequate schooling and
will in subsequent sessions study
the ordinances in light of needs
for the new fiscal year.
Ordinances In Effect
A third county ordinance also
continues in effect, one permit
ting tax credits for contributions
to private school organizations.
This ordinance, just as the two
above. are under attack by the
NAACP in federal courts.
The board actions Friday thus
will provide the county with it's
third year of private schooling.
and maintains the supervisors
position that they will not ap-
propriate funds for public
schooling against the expressed
WISHES OF a prepOnderant ma
Jority of citizens. That position
was taken in 1859 after the Fed
eral District Appellate Court or
dered that public schools in the
county could not deny admission
for reason Of race.
Since then the Virginia Cen
eral Assembly has authorized
both public and private schools.
and has enable counties to sus-
tain private ones with scholar
ship or educational grants.
Public Hearing
Friday mornings public hear
ing on proposed fiscal year fl
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
1.41 Inches Rain
End Drought

Showers on four successive
days last week, Tuesday through
Friday, brought total of 1.4l
inches of rainfall at Farmvllle
and ended nearly a month Of
dry weather. That is also the
June total to date.
Heaviest of last weeks rains
came on Friday when Just under
an inch . or Of an inch :.
fell. according to the instruments
of Weatherman E F. Striplin.
Except for a slight 2 accumu-
ated in extremely light sprin-
kles. last weeks rains were the
first since the heavy tWo-inch
doWnpour of May 1918.
Temperature wise, June has
been about normal, Striplin re-
ports. The high thus far has been
81 degrees recorded on June
2. The thermometer lowered
around the 80 mark on three
other days. Night temperatures
have been In the high SOS and
sos.
Dark tobacco farmers used
last week 5 season to lust about
complete planting. Ralnle5s days
and abundant blue mold II many
beds elayed this important
spring farm operation.
Except for the heavy winds
near Darlington Heights and a
brief knockout of the Farmville
municipal "a Ito transmitter,
striplin has not had reports Of
damage resulting last week.
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Project Budget: $4,000
Remedial Work For Negro Youths
Includes Research, Enrichment

A preliminary Sign-up of about
200 children. a volunteer teach
ing staff of between 80 and 40,
and a project budget of $25 900
were the highlights of a progress
report given last week on a four
week crash remedial program
for Prince Edward county Negro
children.
The report was made by Dr..
j. Rupert Picott, executive secre-
tary of the Virginia Teachers As
ISOLATION, and was presented dur
ing a session of affiliates of the
Negro teachers organization at
Richmond Friday.
The July project will be con-
Quoted primarily in church ia
cilities offered by the people of
the county. A daily schedule of
a m. to noon. Monday through
Friday, is planned, the VITA eX-
ecutive said.
Subject Matter
DR.. Picott said teachers Whot
have volunteered their services
without pay, will stress the fun
damentals of basic learning
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Powhatdn Keeps
Levy At $3.50

POWHATAN. June II : The
PoWhatan county board of sup
ervisors voted to stick to its
present $3.50 levy following a
public hearing Monday, despite
the possibility of operating in
the red for a year.
Citizen approval of keeping the
levy to support a budget esti-
mate of S445, $50 was evident in
the lack of any speakers, pro or
con. at the public hearing. The
budget estimate places antici-
pated revenue at $432 ,157 or
Sl3,593 short of the expected ex-
penditures.
The board had its reasons for
not believing an increase in the
levy necessary. A source close
to it explained that expenditures
in the budget are based at a
maximum while anticipated reve-
nue. is figured at a minimum.
Some additional county in
come is expected though not in
cluded in the estimate of reve-
nue.. since the board based it's
figures on actual revenue last
year. Members of the board be-
lieve the potential income plus
exercise Of economy in govern
ment will offset what appears
to be deficit for the 1852 fis-
cal year.
The budget, prepared for in
formative and fiscal planning
purposes, includes s383.941 for
educational purposes. The sec.
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Voter Books
Show 1851 Names

A total Of 5,55l names were
on Prince Edward county
voter registration books at
Saturdays July prim airy
election deadline, General
Registrar j. H. Allen reports.
The lists show the names
of ALI white persons and
LAO colored registrants.
Precinct totals as of Satur-
day last day until after
a 3-day closing of books for
the July II Democratic pri-
mary were.
Farmville, | 1886 white. 327
colored; Farmville District,
GIT white. 81 colored; Pros
pect, 545 white, 257 colored;
Hampden, 81 white, 1914 col
ored; Lockett, 412 white, IS
colored; Buffalo, 800 white,
IS colored, and Leigh. 80
white, l31 colored.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

tons variety show will be spon-
sored here for the benefit of
the hospital,
The date for the show, Help
mate, starring Myron Nat
wick, has not been announced.
Williams promised more details
of the bringing to town of Give
theater" as soon as a date has
been set.
W. Earl Willis, administrator
of the hospital. said the efforts
of the Moose Lodge to help
make the hospital a more com
Portable one is greatly appre-
ciated.
Willis said the hospital has now
obtained conditioning equip
ment for all rooms. However
proceeds from Moose projects
will help defray the cost of equip
ment recently acquired.
c. w Hawthorne. one of the
project leaders, said the bene-
fit show would be the first major
effort of the men in the lodge in
behalf of the hospital. Women of
the Moose here recently pre-
sented the hospital with a new
Wheelchair.
"Helpmate" is a three act
comedy which has cast of pro-
fessional actors. all of whom have
appeared in movies and on tele-
vision.
Williams said, I'VE are proud
to be able to sponsor Help
mate 1t is the first time this
type of thing has been done in
Farmville for quite while. and
l know that the people who at
tend will thoroughly enjoy it.
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NatiOnuINe1us Summary
BY h. v. LANCASTER, JR.
Q LAOS CONFERENCE STARTS AGAIN
Q TRACTOR TALKS . KENNEDY RESTED

AN AGREEMENT to resume
the deadlocked Geneve talks was
made Saturday. The talks have
been in recess since the Com
munist rebels took PADDING from
the pro-Western government, an
obvious violation Of the cease
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Contest Starts
With New York
Trip AS Goal

It is true! Five exciting days
in the biggest city in the United
States. Travelling with a con-
genial group from this area, you
will do things you have always
wanted to do. A night on the
Chesapeake Bay; tours and shows
in New York: and an evening out
in the sWankiest night clubs in
New York City.
Best Of all, it is all paid for.
You have no money worries. All
you do is join the crowd and
have a wonderful vacation.
That is what The Farmville
Herald has planned for tn e
members of the Herald New
York Club in exchange for a
few days Of concentrated work
gathering subscriptions for The
Herald.
See the advertisement on
Page 2B today for details; The
campaign is underway and
closes July 22.)
Had a Good Time
The Herald's New York Tours
are we'll known as we have con-
Quoted them periodically for
many years. Invariably the
club members who earn this
trip have wonderful time for
five big days. The party last
year numbered Is and we hope
to have even a large party this
year.
Five Day Trip
The New York Club will leave
Farmville Monday. July 81 by
chartered bus for Norfolk, where
they will sail at $50 pm. on
the Old Bay Line for Baltimore.
Dinner on the steamer. and a
delightful night up scenic Chesa-
peake Bay.
Tuesday. August 1, arrive in
Baltimore after breakfast
aboard the steamer. Leave by
Greyhound for New York, ar
irving in the early afternoon.
Dinner and a night tour of New
York. with its millions of glitter
ing lights.
/ Wednesday. August 2, sight
seeing tour of lower New York,
! fabulous Wall Street, lower East
Side, the famous Bowery, Civic
Center. East River and Hudson
River piers, with stops at China
town and the Battery Park
There. you will be taken on a
boat ride across New York Har-
Dor to Bedloe's Island to visit
the Statue of Liberty, and a
view of the New York Harbor
and lower Manhattan Skyline
The afternoon will be free. Aft
Continued on page y
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reading. writing, arithmetic and
how to study.
The executive secretary also
told the Richmond session that a
research program will be con-
Quoted in conjunction with the
crash project. The purposes will
be. he said. to:
Identify attrition in levels of
Continued on page n
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Chamber To
Entertain Youths

The Farmville Chamber Of
Commerce will put emphasis on
youth during its monthly dinner
session day. entertaining
winners in its Civil War Centen-
NAL Essay Contest and county
winners in the recent regional
Al contests.
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Plan Benefit Show
Plan Benefit Show
Hospital Gets Gift From Moose
With Promise Of More To Come

The Farmville Moose Lodge is
busy again with its service to
community projects. The local
unit has presented Southside
Community Hospital with an air
conditioning unit.
And. it plans to do more along
that line for the hospital Alton
S. Williams, governor of the To-
cal unit, announced today a
Variety International Produc-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

ile NOuIl FRIDAY received the
report of its annual audit by the
staff of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. j. Gordon Bennett,
showing full accounting for all
funds for which the Court had
responsibility.
Judge w. P. Hay, Jr.. said
that the increased case load was
normal and not indicative of any
particular trends. The audit
shows the following case load
and a comparison with figures
for the 1890 year:
Cases BY Glasses
Civil cases, AL, up three per
cent, criminal cases, including
traffic violations. 3,4l0. up
seven per cent: Juvenile and
Domestic Relations cases, Jog.
up nine per cent. The Court also
conducted 80 lunacy hearings, up
nearly a third
The county judge said the rise
in juvenile and domestic rela-
tons court cases fell primarily
in the latter category and was
due to increased efforts to re-
cover costs incurred by the Wei
fare Department in its Aid to
Dependent Children program.
The increase in criminal cases
was due chiefly to more traffic
litigation, which is included in
the criminare docket for stats
teal purposes. The extra load
results from increasing traffic.
according to Judge Hay.
Fund Collections
All Of the funds received and
collected by the County Court
are dispersed to those agencies
for which the Court serves. The
largest collection and disburse
ment was for the Common
wealth of virginia. and
amounted to SIS, l52 in fines and
fees.
The Court also collected 81 1875
in fines and fees for Prince Ed
ward county. Other collections
were 81 ,485 for issuing justices
of the peace and the county
sheriff 81 .94l in Domestic Re
lations cases, and 81 $50 for judg-
ments.
Discussed to the Clerk of the
Court was $3.773 in fees for
criminal and civil cases.
Most of the funds disbursed
to the Commonwealth go to the
Literary Fund, the state reposi-
tory for court collections result
ing from cases at law.
The County Court convenes
lunacy commissions, which by
law consist of two doctors, a
lawyer and the County Judge.
The hearing is required before
persons may be committed to
mental institutions. The cost OF
each to the county is $50. re
coverable from applying fami-
lies if funds are available.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

round The complete list Of winners pictured
follows listed first up second): Champion
ship flight Lewis Fore Of Farmvie
Heights First AL Farrvle and Pride WINFIELD
Bedford Second flight Wilbur Chandler
South Boston, Third flight Jack Reed both
OF Farmvlle; Fourth flight T. w.
Beal Chandler. Boston, flight Billy Klocke of
CreWe and Herman Purde, of Leakvie n
flight Leon Henderson, FarmvIe, Crewe
Russ Baskerville the player from the urtes distance
ing from Huntingdon Flanagan of Powhatan was
the Oldest player. 70 years young.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

LEWIS SkEETER) FORE. left successfully defend
cd championship title the seventh Baskerv Golf
FarmvlIe week The of
championship flight Of champions defending
closed out the 1876, title holder Dennis Critzer
the 18th exciting climax grueing battle that
stretched days including IS competitors Other
pictured left right Mike Chandler,
Henderson, Wilbur
Billy Kocke Pride Winged AL LafOon and T. w. Brooks Tom
Boston front right received
ninehoe shot the posted
sizzling under the first holes opening
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2OOI 18th ST. N.W.-Bus stop al
door. Exclusive, refined adults
Newly dec. effic. apt. .S74.50
Res. mgr. ewes. and week ends
HO. 2-l231. WASH. HOUSING
CORP. 931 H st. NV. Ma. g.
4SlS.
933 L ST. NV. = 1-bedroom anc
effic. apt. available: starting al
SIS to $40 plus utils. Elevator
bldg. Mrs. Kennedy, res. mgr,
DE. 2-6917. SHANNON g. LUCHs
CO., MA. S-2345.
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SILVER SPRING-Attractiv brick
located in Rock Creek Forest. Fiooi
plan includes liv. rm., din. rm.
kit. breakfast room and screened
porch on first floor: 3 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd floor; bsmt. has rec
nm: gas a.-c. heat; garage. viii
~. $500. LAWRENCE v
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CHEVERLY - Rent with option
Vets only need S125 down. Out of
town owner must sell and will pay
settlement. Attractive g. bedrm.
home with den fireplace, large
kit, separate din. room, screened
porch, full bsmt., garage. With
modest cash, assume 41afo loan.
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ARL., N. Thomas st. across Blvd
at Defense Plant-A lge. l-bedrm
apt. Recond. $50 and $50. incl
all utils. Res. Mgr, ia. 5-64S3.
ARL.-Attrac. liv. rm., bedrm.
din, kit: mr.. buses: all utils.
$3.50, furn. sos. GLENN LANG
WORTHY, 1880 N. Queen St.
IA. S-546S.
DUPLEX, new air-cond. LIST fir. 2
bedrm. apt, 1924 So. Glebe I'd.
reas. ia. S-9524 or OF. 1882
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ANYTIME-MovIn and hauling
For personal care of your pos
sessions call 5S4-O0S2
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE,
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage: reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS-PACKERS UCC)
SP. 3-0666. LII. 1-9500. short no.
&c. Home PIT. ofc. Del. serv. too.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches q specially. S. L. NOR
RIS. tn. 2-I150 or tn. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
separate rooms: expert S Dackine
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR-
AGE co. INC Est 1QnR
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1888 SPRING RID. NV, Apt. 2Os-
/ nm, din, kit. and bath; heat
and hot-water incl; only SIS mo
Call Mr.. NEUMANN, MA. S-6700
$b5, 1875 Bryant st. NE, Apt. .
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette, kit,
bath. screened rear porch, ad-
jacent to Brentwood Village. J.
EDWARD FOWLER & SON, lOIg
Eye st. NV, Ma. $500.
l BEDROOM, $72
. rms, kit. bath in fine apt. bldg,
RE. 1851.
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AMERICAN UNIVER. PIX. - 443S
Butterworth pl., NV. 3-bedrm.
IL bath detached brick. Sl65.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. 927 10Th
St. NV. DI. 7-1411. Ewes. Re.
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QUICK SALE

Cash for your Nd. home. Call for
immed: appraisal; No obliEations.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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HILLANDALE

Distinctive ne-and-brick Will
liamsburg Colonial. lovely wooded
94-acre lot, in prime area: Isl
floor offers 22-ft. living room
with fireplace, I2xl5 dining room,
large kitchen, y bath. excel
lent bedrooms, Q baths on 2nd
Full basement with space for rec
reation room with end fireplace:
oil heat. slate roof; attached ga :
rage; side screened porch. CHOICE
TAKE BACK FINANCING BY
OWNER.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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HOUSES F0R SALE-Mp.
M0NTe0MERY COUNTY,

ALL BRICK, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
with rec. rm. and lovely fenced
shaded lot. This immaculate home
Is located in convenient Glenmont.
M. schools, shops and ratnsp.,
priced at a low S16,5O0. 10. D.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
ARCOLA AREA-WonderfuI for
small family, 2-bedrm. all brick
rambler with attached garage
Huge level fenced yard in con-
venient location. FLA approved
HUGH 7. PECK, 1926 Georgia Ave.
A REAL THOROUGHBRED: 5000
square feet Of quality both inside
and out Of this custom brick ram.
bier IN the Arco!S area. Included
hot-watef Dashboard heat: true
center hall plan with left. foyer;
double recreation room. 56x39; .
car garage; 20-ft kitchen and
breakfast nook and almost half an
acre Of beautifully wooded grounds.
For the eonnoisseur; S42,50O.
NEAR EAsT-wEsT HIGHWAY
CLOSEST-IN PRESTIGE AREA;
twin-size bedrooms and . full
baths in this all-brick home with
separate dining room, basement
and screened porch. Lovely yard
with fruit trees. Assume 4es loan
with not much cash or buy FLA;
S22,500.
ROCKVILLE
HOT LISTING, never offered before
Beat this: 3 bedroom brick ram
bier on fenced lot with patio, sep
nrate dining room, fabulous fam
lily room with bar and powder
room and ct only $1S,9bO full
price with low FLA down pay
ment. ACT NOWl
J. C. coNLEY. Realtors. JU. a-4134
ASHBURTON-Antique brick split
on private court. Huge CT loan.
Large lot, 2 baths, rec. rm., firepl.
patio, lovely kit, sep. din. rm.,
$4,000. WE TAKE TRADES
HUGH T. PECK, Bethesda, OIL. g.
9170.
ASHBURTON-Lovely brick split
level Wa large bedrms., 2Hs baths
and rec. nm. w/firepl. Attached
garage. Walk to schools, and 81,
James church. Only $31,95O. 10.
HUGH i. PECK. 1124e Georgia Ave.
ASHTON, MD.-Log- land frame CO.
lonial; 2h acres; $34, $50. ASH.
TON REALTY Co EV LIZA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CONTINUED

porches. bsmt.. gas heat; near hos
pital. Shown any time. RA. 6-6919.
25I7 FAIRLAWN AVE. S.E.-2-apt.
house. Unique, open view on 3
sides. Trees, fenced yard. Call
OWNER, LU. 2-41O2.
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TRACER TAXES TRADES"

TRACER REALTORS JU. s-37oo
NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW-Elec..
u acre. near Hughesville, Rte. 5:
$500 down, S45 mo-, S4,95O. MA.
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COLLEGE PARK-Beautiful brick
Colonial; side scr. porch, sep. din.
rm., 3 big bedrms., full bsmt. with
rec. rm., central air cond.; corner
lot with trees; only 5000 dn. and
SlO7 per mo. LIST WITH LISZ.
L. j. LISZ co. HE. 4-l3nn
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TAKOMA PARK

Can you TOP this7 First time Of
fered. This 4-bedrm., 1!-bath ram
bier. Liv. rm. with firepl., sep
arate din. rm.. full bSmt., garage
Close to everything. Full price OF
this home Is only Sl3,750. $3.50
down. FILA appraised.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO, INC.
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TT. sUMNER-Perfect home for .
Californian; lge. rms. arranged for
outdoor living; brick bi-level with
3 lee. bedrms., living rm. with
tirepl., sep. din. rm., library. lovely
kit. with lge. eating space; attach
double garage. Priced in 5Os. o. F
SMITH q BROS. CO., INC. OIL
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Property owners. call Mr., LANE u
sell your home. fast. all casi
service.
AID. 4-l43O RIA. 6-5221
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
M0NTe0MERY COUNTY,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4-bedrm
Split-level with sep. din. rm., mod.
ern kit. and rec. rm. Only $23,.
$50. HUGH 7. PECK, REALTOR
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Aspen Hill Rockville
4 BEDROOMS

Large family rm. with full-size din.
I'm. large kitchen, rec. rIn., 2 full
paths, HANDICAPPED lot. A real buy
The BERENS Companies
l545 ROCKVILLE PIKE, HA. 7-45OC
BATTERY PIX, BETH.-Buy of tn,
year at S23. 800. CO mpletelS
charming Colonial in popular
eloSe-in area. Mod. kit. " /dble
van oven liv; rm.: sep. din. rm.
rm.; Diet. garage. Lovely fenced
YARD. Come early and bring check
book. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF
MD. INC. OIL. 6-7SOO til o.
BETHESDA, Wingate-5-bedroom
split;leyel on wooded lot with 4
full baths, paneled rec. rm., plus
TIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORP, OIL. 1888. Open til o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New brick bi-level. Fully air cond 4;
{ oeorms., 3 baths. rec. rm.. beaut,
XII. lntereom system. fam. nm.
High up in the woods. Burning
Tree Elem.' n. Bethesda Jr. High,
our Lady Of Lourdes PArochiai
Senool' Landon pvt. school. Priced
Dir: Out Bradley blvd. left on
Woodhaven blvd left on Poe I'd
and open sign. Resr Of 6212 Brad
Open Sun. noon-dark and daily
J. A. JORDAN Re. 3-5gSa
BETHESD SPA 4.bedrm, brk. Cape
hIiit rsdsc on.lStH -
bsmt.. SIT. ser porch f owner fIsi
has moved; make your offer; GI
no money down: S22,p5O.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-aO7O It'll
BETHEsDA-Beautiful brick ram.
bier on large lot with trees; 8 BIZ
bedrms., baths, lovely liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., mod. kit, nice
rec. rm., large scr. porch; many
extras. FLA approved, Sl9.95O
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL,
2-7006: ewes, OIL. 6-5a47.
BETHESDA-''Pink Perfection" A
complete charmer. 3-bedroom ram
bier in beautiful condition. Perfect.
" landscaped yard. Many, many
features, including garage. Abso-
lutely our best listing at SIS.95O.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC. OIL. 6.7sO0 It'll o.
BETHESDA, close in.-3-bedroom
Cape Cod on heavily wooded lot,
within walking distance OF shop
ping. Naval Hospital and NH;
$4,000 NATIONAL CAPITAL
s s5ss o EsTAT n; CORP OIL. A.
BETHESDA, River I'd. area-Very
choice location, 2-yr.-old, 4-level
split on E-acre pvt; lot; lovely pa
Ito, paneled daylight family rm.,
plus children's rec. rm.. plus full
bSmt.. 3 or bedrmS.: 500. $50.
AEDRIs REALTY. OIL. 5000 TIL
BETHESDA-Ideal for large family,
Elegant custom de luxe Cape Cod .
4 bedrms.. 3 baths. game room,
firepl. carport, fenced lot. eat in
Only s5S.S5O. easy terms. HUGH
T, PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 1870
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS.
BIE E IIis:1II close,ip on love;
Wis. ave. Lovely Cape Cod. Q
bedrms. and bath on LIST II. Ex-
pand. End II. Den, scr. porch,
garage, full bsmt. S1B.950.
ANDR1s REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O Til .
BETHEsDA-4-bedrm. custom BIZ
level rambler: plus den, 2la baths,
hot-water Dashboard heat, 35-ft.
paneled rec. rm., center-hall foyer
best buy ct S33. 800. NATIONAL
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE CORP.
OIL, 4-Raaa 0nRn 'tfI q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

SILVER SPRNG-Cape Cod style
home with 4 bedrms., 2 baths and
full bsmt. Assume 4Izqe GI loar
Of $4,000. S17,950. HUGH T.
PECK, 1888 New Hampshire ave.
HE. 4-17OO.