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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Arthur Green Ends
Service to State

After years of service to the
State of Maryland, both as a legis-
lator and as a State Roads com
mission employee, Arthur II. Green
concluded his duties and retired
as of Tuesday.
He had been right-of-way agent
Cor the Roads commission, work
ing out of the district 6 office in
Allegany and Garrett counties.
He was presented a watch by fell
low workers at ceremony in
honor of his retirement.
Green and his wife, the former
Elsie Elizabeth Shank. a native of
Swanton, plan to leave in about
a week to establish their residence
in Orlando, Fla Their only child
Harold Green, who formerly oper-
ated Green's Appliances in Cum
berland, is manager Of an appliance
store in Orlando.
A native of Pittsburgh. Green
moved to Swanton at the age Of
IA years with his father and mother.
He was a farmer as a young man
but from 1925 to 1948 he operated
mercantile business at Swanton
He first served as a member Of the
House OF Delegates from this coun-
ty in 1927 to 1881 and again was
elected in 1915. From 1850 to 1854
he was also delegate and served
as minority leader of the House.
He was elected as county treas
urer in 1916 and also was employed
in the State Senate in 1887 and
1888 He was an unsuccessful
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for the State Senate
Mr. Green was active for a num-
Der of years in the Garrett County
School Bus Operators association
and served as its president
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Mount OF Beutitudes
Visited By Thousands

Thousands Of UiSitorS to Israel
each gear UiSit the chapel on the
Mount of the BeatitudeS in Loloer
GdLlee.
This Holy Land monument is
built on the site a0here Jesus
pronounced the Sermon on the
Mount: blessed are the poor,
blessed are the meek, blessed are
the nlerciful :"
From the chapel, the Uisitor
can retrace the footsteps of Jesus,
doa0ntodrd from the Mount of
Bedtitudes to the Sea Of GaIilee,
aohere He performed the miracle
of the lodues and fishes, and
1ohere He preached on the Bread
of Life"
Nazareth and Cana are but a
short distance array.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14

Development Of an area near
Stoney River Dam in Grant County
which will total about S. million,
from both a commercial and reg
reational interest is being planned
by the West Virginia State Road
Commission in cooperation with
the Virginia Electric Company
W. G. Galloway, chief engineer
for District ), SRC, said that the
Commission plans to pave approx
mately II miles of the access road
from Bismarck off State Route AZ
to the site of Stoncy River Dam not
far from the Garrett County
border.
lie said it is in that area that
the Virginia Electric Company
plans TO construct a dam and build
large generating plant. Prelimi-
nary plans have been checked
approved and submitted, he said:
bids have been released on a por-
ton of the work, and contracts
should be let in the near future.
Galloway said the state is es-
pecialiy interested in the project
not only as an opportunity 10 sell
coal and to secure employment
for more people but also to see
that the site is utilized as a rec
reation area. He said the high
elevation makes it ideal for sew
eral sporting events and that plans
now cali for the dam to be stocked
with fish, including trout at the
upper end He said, in all prob
ability there will also be boating
District Engineer Galloway said
that the proposed road would be
surfaced and measure about 20
feet in width.
He added that weather condi-
tions prevent the start of work
Immediately but that construction
should be ready to get underway
as soon as the spring begins.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Plan Road Work On Girl Scheduled For
Stoney River Project Trial on Larceny

Nancy Kay Nicholson, one Of
four persons wanted in this county
for larceny being held in the Som
erset county Jail on charges in that
county, was released this week TO
the custody Of the sheriff, James
f. FrantZ. and is scheduled to be
given a trial in the Circuit court
later today
Warrants were sworn out in No
vember for Miss Nicholson, How
ard Stanley Clevenger, Larry
Nelson May and James Russell
Martin Martin and May were
charged with theft OF an automo-
bile from the Glenn Haven area,
Deep Creek Lake, while all four
were charged with theft Of auto
mobile tires, wheels from a Mer-
curry automobile, spinner type hup
caps. chrome fender mirror ana
spot ight, valued at sos
Clevengcr. May and Martin are
still being held in the Somerset
county Jail where they are await
ing trial Miss Nicholson. upon her
return to this county waived he;
right to indictment and requested
immediate trial
Trial was first set for yesterday
afternoon but in the meantime in
terrogation by the States Attorney,
W. Dwight Slower, brought out
other irregularities which called
for further investigation. The trial
is now slated for II o'clock today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Campaign To Raise
Funds For March of
Dimes Begins Jan. l

The annual campaign to raise
/ funds in the March of Dimes will
get underway on January l, it was
announced by Charles L. Briner
campaign director Briner held a
meeting Tuesday night with vari-
Gus workers to complete details
of the campaign.
While polio was at a minimum
this year, Briner said the care for
patients as we'll as research for
birth defects and arthritis con
tinues He said this county would
continue this drive for another year
at least. After serving in this capa-
city for seventeen years Briner
said this would be his last year as
campaign director During his ac-
tivity volunteers have raised over
$4,000.
The meeting Tuesday night was
attended by John J Wydro, rep
resentative from the National
foundation: Helen Hartman. presi-
dent Of the Garrett County chapter;
Ralph Beachley, secretary, Friends
Vile; Jonas Mckenzie, vice presi-
dent, and Ruth Hershberge.,
Grantsville: Mrs. T. c. Clauerbuc..,
Deer Park; Mary June Harvey,
SWanton; Rev Shelby Walthall,
Oakland community director for
1852; and DR.. Arthur Jones, county
heath officer
Posters and coin collectors were
distributed to community directors
and lists of names for matters
were received. Mailers are to be
placed in the mail prior to Janu-
airy /. with the return envelope
addressed to community chairmen.
Willard HaW kins, county supcrin
tendent of schools. has given his
permission for the county schools
again to participate in the Marcn
of Dimes.
Briner reported last years re-
ceipts as totaling $516567 with
expenditures amounting to $4.
1851. There are bills Of $500 now
pending and ne hopes TO pay all
bills to date following the 1862
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Columbus And Crew
Celebrated Christmas

The first Christmas observance
in our part of the world was held
shortly after Columbus discov-
cred America. The Santa Maria
beached on Christmas Eve and
all Christmas day Columbus and
his men worked to free her. When
it appeared hopeless, she was
stripped and as much gear as
possible taken aboard the Nina.
However, the Nina was unable
to carry all the men, and some
were left behind in fort, that in
honor of the season was called
La Navidad, the nativity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14
Reunion And Feasting

Through the ages, Christmas
has always been a time of reunion
and feasting.
In this country, Christmas is
not considered complete unless
the entire family gathers at
MONS" or "grannie' S. Turkey
on the table is a tradition and, in
some sections, ham is considered
a menu necessity.
In the time of the Saxons, the
festive board was spread with a
'bord-cloth" and the guests
waited impatiently for the two
specialties that marked Christ
mas: the peacock and the boar's
head.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14

visited the O'Dohneii nome Other
recent guests Of the O'Donnells
were Sam Moore and James Nc
GraW.
Mrs. John Stevenson, who was
to have gone to Falls Church, Va,
last week, became i'll shortly be-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14

fore she was to leave, and is now a
patient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-14

Fifteen thousand men are called
for the January draft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

FURN.-sEle. Hollywood bed. tn
sRle. iron bed with mattress; pch.
ehrsi 81; sofa With 3 cushions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-Victor-
ian sofa, 500: bamboo sofa, SIS;
chest Of drawers, SO: drop-leaf
Hollywood 3D. bed, n sa IN round oaSi S OAK
table with pedestal, $40: hide
away bed, $40: Lawson chairs.
$40: Victorian love seat, $50:
roll-away bed. S12.95; studio
couch, $50: bookcase, So: Early
Amer. hideaway bed. $50; desk
So: innerspring mattress. SO;
s EsEG eSs & E I6ck ta5ls ss mr sofa
So: footstool, So; breakfront,
$3.50: brass bed, $40; dressers,
SO: beds, So; folding screens.
So: wing chairs, SO. Many inter-
esting items. You can find what
you don't expect at HOFFMANN'S
The prices-do not question, they
are. right. We do rseupholstering
refinishing. slip. covers and eabi-
network; easy terms. First pay
ment July 10. Free parking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

FURN.-Maple sofa bed and rocker, >.
china cupboard, drum table, fire.
| MIA amin II R-kOES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

FURNITURE - 3-section Tuxedo
davenport, 2 chsirs; Srapes; 2 sets
Sx1S green reversible sissi rugs
SIS and $50; bunting aluminium
porch furniture. chaise. chair and
rocker with plastic cushions. A5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
DIAMONDS
Unredeemed From Pawn
$40 TO $1,000
MoNEY-B GUARANTEE
DAuTNynnNS

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
NATIONAL PAWNBROKERS
1906 LEE HWY, ARLINGT0N
ROOT OF Key Bridge IA. 2-I777
Debating OUTFIT, Edison Voice.
writer comb. unit complete in case;
excel. cond. Sis. 363-S752.
DiNEITE SET, grey formica top,
4 chairs; mahog. desk, chair, All
IN good cond. La. 9-O255.
DINETTE SET, with 4 foam; rub
per chrs. Excel. cond. Price san.
can Sun. morn.-eves. RIA. 6-4664
DINING RIM. SUITE. i0-pc- wal
6ESo IN fair condition; $50. HI.
DIN. RIM, Early American: solid
cnerry corner cabinet, drop-ieaf
ext, table with 3 leaves, side chrs,
All new samples. XII. 1866.
DINING RIM. sET-Attrac. walnut
putfet. table, 6 chairs. good cond,
$40. Also dresser, SIS: chest, Ss;
col springs, SIS; Ii. 4-669S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

LATHES (4) horizontal mill ~.
INC. XII. 9-74ll
HOS ORoNoCo ST, ALEX, VA.
LAWN MOWERS (3): power rotary,
working condition; misc. garden
tools. ReaS. price. NO. 7-3035.
LAWN MOWERS, power mowers
from Is in. to 81 in; some need
repairs. $40 up. Wo. 6-7029.
LAWN MOWERS GOWN sell lot
for best offer. Weekdays 8 to g.,
OR. 4-6723, OR. 4-6722.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
EMCO, INC. .
An IN cL ~ ~
IT'S ALWAYS
IT'S ALWAYS
AUDIO CENTER
1862 FAIRMONT AVE.

BETHESDA, ND, OIL. 6-51o0
suburban Maryland's Largest
ana Leading Component Dealer
HOIST, LTuskey auto elevator plat
form, for constr. Jobs; $500 per
mo-: 2O-ft. unload hit. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5000.
HOLLYWOOD BED, q size, and mat
tress: aluminium wardrobe trunk,
1lrepl: set. Phone HE. 4-472O.
HOSPITAL BED, slightly used; yery,
reasonable. Ii. 7-2342, IS Sth
st. sc.
HOSPITAL nEnS- .l--i...- 80 ------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
FURNITURE SALE
Starting TODAY, SUNDAY, IL to 6 PM.
LIVING ROOMS

These items were offered indicated higher prices and
ere for this great sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

FUkN.-2l-ln. TV, beorm. set with,
springs and mattr., sewing ma
chine, console, drapes. IA. b-6374,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

CUSHIONS, rounQ steel COCKTAIL taple
$50; 1912 K st. NV, apt. 102.
MA. S-2630. ext. l02.
FURN.-5-piece bedrm. 9-piece din,
rm.; rugs. 2 lge., z small; dishes
porch furn. RA. 3-S794.
FURN.-Pr. mahOg. end tables.
matt, 2l-in RcA-type mahog
console, full drs.; gain. bike;
cheap. GA. 4-5970.
FURN.-Must sell at once; green
sofa, end and cocktail tables,
chairs. 4501 Conn. ave. AIT. 62l.
FURN.-Complete waiting room
furniture; desk, swivel chair, and
air conditioner. Some almost new,
all in excellent condition Very
reasonably priced. Call WO. g.
a174.
FURN.-Piano. $50; sofa wIcoVer,
bike, giris. $2$; dinette, 5-pc.,
SI5; rollaway bed, kit. cab, c.
table. end tables, other household
items. RO. S-1665.
FURN.-King- size Simmons bed,
other items; cash, very feas. EN-
2-0737 after 8 pm. weekdays.
FURN.-Liv. rm., bedrm. and den
Shopsmith with attachments; misc.
items. TIE. 6-7474.
FURN : Chippendale desk, hand
carved sideboard, 39-in. twin bed
upholstered antique armchsirs,
French sofa, two 9x12 rugs, day
bed, paintings, lamps, etc.: must
sell. HU. 3-35S7.
FURN. - Formica kit. set. Holly
wood bed, metal porch furn.. .
wall mirrors, 2 studio lamps, win
dow fan. IA. 9-3059.
FURN.-3-pc. sect, nylon, foam
rubber. incl. Slipcov., less than 2
yrs. old: peri: cheap. WE. 5-650s.
FURN.-Pr. satin brocade liy. rm
chairs, S175: stainless steel tea
cart, $50: Or. lovely bedrm..
lamps. S45: pictures, china, brio,
brac. WO. 6-13S6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

Take your choice of a magnificent
left. Apiece sectional sofa with
. sweeping bumper end all
foam cushions :. beautiful fab
ferent combination settings, or
you may have a sleek 1O2-inch
straight sofa upholstered in q
lavish brown fabric and paired
with 2 excitingly different Danish
chairs, also foam cushioned.
There are 2 step tables and
round or rectangular cocktail
table. One table group is solid
walnut. The other is walnut with
Formica tops to repel stains and
scratches. I have IL fabulous
lamps in exciting colors and
shapes from which you may
choose any pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04

N. = Elegant Fir, Ital. beds.
ISIS. Chinese tables. Imp. lamps
est Oriental scatter rugs. TAl
Evening star., 1961-12-01
WHITE HOUSE
TURKEY DONOR
GETS A TASTE

A Minnesota newspaper
editor who sent President
Kennedy a 25-pound turkey
had a chance to dine on
the bird at a White House
luncheon today.
The turkey was the gift
of o. B. AugustSon, editor
of the West Central Daily
Tribune of Willmar, MINI.
Willmar calls itself the
turkey capital of the world.
Mr.. Augustson was one
of % Minnesota editors in
vited to the luncheon in a
series of meetings the Pres
ident is having with news
papermen from through
out the country.
Press Secretary Pierre
Salinger said fish also was
to be served for those who
wanted it.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
District Man Gets
10 to 80 Years
In FutuI SHOOTING

Freddie Robinson, 20, was
sentenced to 10 to 80 years in
District Court today for the
fatal shooting of a man in a
Southeast Washington alley last
April.
Robinson, of the 300 block of
F street NV, was convicted of
second-degree murder in the
death of Ernest A. Sweeney, "a,
of Forestville, Md.
Testimony at the trial showed
that Mr.. Sweeney was lured by
Robinson and a woman into an
alley in the rear of the 800 block
of l street Sc, where he was
robbed of SIS and shot.
The sentence was imposed by
Judge Burnita S. Matthews.
Robinson had faced a possible
life sentence on the second
degree murder charge. The
jury failed to convict him on
a first-degree murder charge,
which would have carried a
mandatory death sentence.
The woman, Berlene Waters,
q. of the 1900 block of Knox
place Sc, was also indicted
for first-degree murder. How
ever, she has been ruled men
tally incompetent to stand trial
at this time. She is presently
at st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

failed his initial test for an
instrument flight rating, but
later passed it.
The commercial pilots test
was taken on a single-engine
Piper plane. and the instru-
ment test on a Single-engine
Bonanza. Both light planes
were vastly different from the
four-engine Constellation de-
stroyed in the Richmond crash.
War Transport Rating
The CAB said Mr.. Conway
later passed his multi-engine
tests and, most important of
all, his examinations for an air
transport rating, without a
failure.
The latter had to be accom-
pliShed in two phases, however,
because a mechanical malfunc-
ton forced the examiner to
discontinue the initial flight.
The test was completed sue
cessfully on the following day.
Mr.. Conway said at a Rich
mond hearing last week that
he had had no difficulty I'M
passing his flight tests, but he
was not questioned about them
in detail.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

Local newspapers reported
that Jean Bellivier. one of the
four members of a French gov
ernment mission in Cairo ar
rested last last week on spy
charges, told investigators that
Moh2mmed Soad Abdel Maguid,
director of foreign relations for
the Ministry of Culture, was
paid 5000 pounds C$14,0O0) to
steer the contract for the "son
ct lumiere" wiring to a French
firm, Lo Societe Philips Eclai-
rage ct Radio of Paris.
The newspaper said the gov
ernment is setting up a COM
mission to investigate the con-
tract.
Maguid was one OF nine per-
sons arrested on charges of be-
ing members of the Espionage
network working to overthrow
the NaSser regime" French
officials in Paris called the
charges absurd.
Al Ahram reported today that
members of the arrested French
mission would go on trial next
week.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
PoIuris Launched
AtCunuveruIP Pad

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Dec. l (AP).-The Navy sue
cessfully launched a Polaris
missile on a more than 1000
mile flight today to gather data
on performance of the warhead
and other systems.
The rocket was an Az model,
1,725-mile range weapon ex-
pected to be operational early
next year. The shorter range
Al has been deployed aboard
nuclear submarines for several
months.
The Az was fired successfully
from a submarine in previous
tests here. The launching today
was from a land pad.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Egypt's Silent Sphinx
In 7 roub|e for ToIkino

CAIRO, Dec. / (AP).-Egypt's
famed Sphinx, silent and aloof
for 4,500 years. has been caught
up in a spy case-by talking.
Cairo newspapers say an
Egyptian official arrested with
II others in an alleged French
spy ring took a $4,000 bribe
to help a French firm get the
contract to rig the ancient
monument and the Pyramids
for sound.
Since April Egypt's biggest
tourist attractions in the desert
outside Cairo have been relating
their centuries of history with
recorded voices to a musical
accompaniment and shifting
colored lights.
The Sphinx speaks in Eng
liSh, French, German and Ara
bic. and the tourists flock to
hear.
The Egyptian Ministry of Cul-
ture put out about SO million
to fit out the shrines for what
the French call "son ct lumiere"
sound and light. routine
that scored its first successes at
historic chateaux in France.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

air transport rating without a
failure, the records showed.
Edward E. Slattery, jr., public
relations officer for the Civil
Aeronautics Boards bureau of
safety, compared Mr.. Conway's
early failures with those of a
young attorney who fails to
pass his bar examination on
the first try. He said he does
not consider it a black mark
against a pilot.
Crashed Near Richmond
Mr.. Conway was pilot of the
Imperial Airlines plane which
crashed near Richmond while
flying Army recruits to a
Southern training camp. In
addition to the recruits, three
crewmen were killed. Mr.. Con-
way and the flight engineer
survived.
The CAB will resume its
hearings into the crash next
Tuesday in Miami. Mr.. Conway
may be recalled at that time,
officials said.
'FAA records showed that Mr..
Conway failed to pass his COM
mercial pilots test, on March
81 and again on April 2, 1854,
but later succeeded.
Again, on April Is, 1855, he
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Wilson College Club
To Hold YuIe Party

The Wilson College Alumnae
Club will hold its annual Christ
mas party at $3.50 pm. next
Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Benjamin M. McKelWay, jr.,
3117 North Nottingham street,
Arlington.
Members will bring toys or
gifts for distribution by the
Doll House program.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Pilots Record Detailed
In Recruit Crash Probe

The pilot of the airline which "a Army recruits died near
Richmond Va November had failed three flight early
his flying career Federal Aviation Agency showed
today.
But the pilot Ronald H. Conway later passed these pre-
lmnary tests and went complete examination for an
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Children who get separated from their
parents rarely turn themselves in.
During the school year. the Zoo police
men branch out and operate a special find
ing service for children somewhat older
who haven't even been reported missing.
Quite few, it seems, get lost at the Zoo on
their way to classes. School principals are
invariably glad to have them back.
In addition to finding lost children, the
Zoo police maintain a first-aid room which
does booming business in treating heel
blisters and minor injuries, direct traffic,
and perform the usual police functions.
Though they do not take care of animals
directly, Zoo police do perform the nightly
task of checking locks on all the cages.
1t may interest parents to know, too, that
all Zoo animals have regular mealtimes-
including the lions.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Continued from poge Is

. When a mother is looking in her purse
for change or looking after a younger child
seems favOrite time to wander Off At such
times, give tasks such as relying their shoes
to keep them busy.
If chaperOning more than one child, use
a buddy system It's easier to keep track of a
team than two separates.
. Teach children not to leave building
without you. Buildings with more than one
door are sometimes confusing. Decide on
entering which way you will exit
Always arrange a rendezvous point in
case of separation. At the zoo, the clock on
the main road is centrally located, and the
white tree nearby makes it easy to find.
. Get police help when you need it,
Capt. James has noticed an increase in
business" since the force got its own build
ing. For one thing, it's easier to find
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Copt. w. R. james and his
35-mon force found 2A9
lost kids lost season.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
NEXT SUNDAY
Around the World in
SUNDAY
The Sfor Magazine

Dent Miss
Q Adventures Of Rowing Photographer
. Bowling Over Europe
Q GIobs-Trotfins Lawyer
Q Now You Con Learn AfrieOn Languages
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ShrinkS heInOrrhOidS
New Way
Without Surgery
STOPS ITCH - RELIEVES PAIN

For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the
astonishing ability to shrink hemOr-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing of all - results were
so thorough that sufferers made
astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be a problemI"
The secret is a new healing sub
stance (BiO-DyneS) discovery of a
world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available in
sNppOsitOTv or ointment form under
the name Preparation H0. Ask for it
at all drug counters.
Evening star., 1961-08-02
SILVER sPRING-CioSe In
THE BERENs COMPANIES

SILVER SPRING, WOODSIDE-
Close in desirable neighborhood.
Substantial 4-bedrm., 21a-bath
(pluS 1st fl. powder rm.) brick
Colonial. SPACIOUS ROOMS. den,
breakfast nook, new rec. rm.; quiet
at. Unusual opportunity S27 $50
Evening star., 1961-08-02

UNIVERSITY PARK AREA-SIx-
BEDROOM, S-BATH custom ultra
4-level split. central air condition
ing. Many, many extras. For SUD-
stantial purchaser. BY appoint
ment only. Also de luxe building
sitesl Well help you arrange your
custom home In this Desirable
area.
Evening star., 1961-08-02
IUTES CO.
In IrRn CnnTnrcs na--..L -. Z

BILVEH SPRING FANTASTIC! =
Fine, S-bedEoom, 2A-hsth, brick
Park. Short, safe walk to oakvieE
din. rm.. sil-elec. Kit, dishwasher
disposal; rec. rm. in full basement:
lge. screened porch: Anchor fenced
lot: gas hot-vater heat; lovely
slider FLA contract with $4,000
down. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
D1. 7-1411: ewes. EN-. 3-7423.
Evening star., 1961-08-02
ALEXANDRIA

HEAL1ORS
1880 Richmond Hwy. so. $4,000