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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

OLD ABILENE, Dec 7 - New
officers for the Community Club
for 1862 are: M. O. Chappell,
president, Alton Nelson, vice
president. Mrs. Alton Nelson,
secretary, Mrs. Thmaos Slaydon,
treasurer.
Dec. "a at pm. is the date
set for the Christmas program
with tree, at Beulah Methodist
Church. Everyone is invited to
come.
The Abilene H. D. Club will
hold its Christmas program in
the home Of Mrs. Merle Keiser
Saturday night December 9 at
Z pm. Secret Pals will be re-
vealed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Driskiu
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08
Holiday Entertaining
Begun In KeysuiUe

KEYSVILLE, Dec. 7 The
Wesleyan Service Guild had its
December meeting in the home
OF Mrs. F. I. Hammer. Jr., Tues
day evening. A special Christ
mas program was presented
under the direction of Mrs. H.
G. Smith. Small gifts were ex-
changed afterward at the an
nual holiday party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dalton
and sons, Bill and Raymond,
visited Mr.. palton's mother,
Mrs. John Dalton, in Danville
recently.
Mrs. j. {. Prlddy returned
home Friday after spending a
month as a substitute house
mother at the Methodist Chill
dren's Home, Richmond. She
was accompanied Friday by her
sister, Mrs. H. R. Pettus, also
from Richmond. Mrs. Pettus re-
manned here for a visit of sew
eral days.
MeSdames Frank Haley, j.
A. Upton, Jr., and Zillah H.
Shafer, and Miss BettyH. Upton
were in Richmond Thursday.
W. E. Rutledge is a patient
in Southside Community Hos
pital. Farmville.
Mrs. T. A. Baughan visited
Mrs. E. S. Fitzer aid last
Wednesday.
To Richmond
MeSdameS Mercer o. Clark
and Preston Henderson motor
ed to Richmond last Monday
where Mrs. Clark visited her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08
Club Members
Honor Mrs. Ann
|Sanderson

FORK OF WILLIS Dec. =
Ladies from the Trenton HID
Club called in the home of Mrs.
Arm Sanderson last Thursday
afternoon with a surprise baby
shower for her. A most enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pfieffer
and sons. Of Richmond, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cooke Sun
day.
Mrs. Willie Hammock and
daughters. Martha and Gail,
spent the week end with rela-
tives in Appomattox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barker,
of Fredericksburg. were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Barker.
Frank Baber is out again aft
er being confined to his home
last week with flu.
Mesdames P. Baber, Frank
Baber, Jr., and Karl Boggs, Jr.
were visitors in Charlottesville
Tuesday.
Mrs. Willie Duncan accom-
panied Miss Mary Ankers. Of
Fork Union, to Charlottesville
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of
District 10 Home Demonstra
ion Clubs.
Mrs. Perry Turpin and Mrs
Marie Dunivan were in Farm
lille Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

were supper guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bailey Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Warsena Wright
Of Goochland, were visiting Rev.
and Mrs. Hobert Wolfe Monday
night.
Services at Beulah were held
at the Community House Sunday.
The inside of the church is being
painted.
Misses Betty and Peggy Chap
pell visited their parents Mr..
ard Mrs. j. w. Chappell over the
week end.
Mrs. Mamie Chappell is get
ting on nicely in the home of her
sisters Mrs. Susie Hillsman and
Miss Halle McCraw. She will
consult her doctor on Friday in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

When did the World War II
nd Korea CT Bills become law?
nswer: The World War II CT
Bill was signed into law June %,
1914, and the Korea CT Bill was
signed July 16, 1852.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nelson and
children, Rev. and Mrs. Hobert
Wolfe and Wayne. and B. B. Car
ter called In the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Drishll and Mrs.
Helen Driskill Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08
Letters To Santa

Dear Santa Claus,
l want one of those tractor
things l had last year - you
know that has the dirt pusher
on it. And l want a record play
er ard a doubled barreled pop
gun. l would also like stuffed
lion and a service station and
a bow and arrow. Love.
Paul D. Senger
Farmville, Rt.
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me a doll that
is like a baby. I would like a
bigger bike. l want some music
to practice my flute. and a hula
hoop if you still have some. l
would like some records and
books and a watch.
Best wishes to all the children
in the hospital. Love.
Anna Carol Senger
Farmville Rt.
Dear Santa:
I want big Cape .Canavera'
set and a Kenna Turnpike and
Bridge set.
I haven't been very bad. I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

Dear Santa Claus.
l want a double barreled pop
gun and I want some other
toys. l want a BIB. gun with a
whole lot Of BIS. And l want
a stuffed clown and a watch.
I would like a gun and holster
set. I would like a bicycle with
twin lights. Love.
Farmville. Rt. 2
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

am going to try to be better.
My mother has already writ
ten you that / want a bike. If
l can only have 2 things want
the bike and Cape Canaveral
set. Love.
James M. Rice
Buckingham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08

Dear Santa,
would like for Christmas a
Betsy Wetsy with bath tub.
And my sister Jean would also
like a Betsy Wetsy to. And I
would like a picnic set. And my
sister Jean would like a make
up kit. And bring by sister Su-
san something to. Love.
Sharon, Jean. Susan
Cobb, Cullen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-08
H. O. ChappeH Elected President OF
The Abilene Community Club For '62

supper guests Of Mr.. and Charlottesville
Evening star., 1961-02-07
Rosemary.

toward the end of the party.
said hello all around and
then rushed home to join his
wife and greet their guests.
Whiz at Languages
The Deputy Chief Of Pro-
tocol, Mr.. Clement Conger,
attended the reception and
so did the new Assistant, to
the Chief of Protocol, Mr..
Pedro San Juan, with his
wife.
Mr.. Conger described the
latter as "a linguistic mar
vel" and said he will be
especially valuable on Latin
American affairs and with
different. racial groups. A
political appointee, Mr.. San
Juan worked with Mr.. Duke
during the Presidential cam
paign.
Mr.. Conger said the up
coming visits Of the British.
Danish and Australian Prime
Ministers will be informal.
working visits" with little
pomp and circumstance. AS
for official visits. he report
ed. "a big list Of them" is
now before President Ken.
nedy and Secretary Rusk for
confirmation.
Evening star., 1961-02-07

Halfway through the party
White House Social Secretary
"Tish" Baldrige swept In.
charging the air with vitality.
She was wearing a sleeve
less black sheath with dra-
matte deep cowl back. a band
Of gold leaves on her blond
hair and q gold Schlumber-
ger pin. Later she was joined
by the Social Secretary to
Mrs. Lyndon johnson, Bess
Clements Abell and her hus-
band, Tyler Abel, who has
been named Legislative As
sistant to Postmaster General
Day.
The majority Of those pres
ent were Latin American en-
voyS to the O.A.S. and the
White House. among them
American Ambassador Phil
ip BonSal formerly accred-
tied to Cuba). The Secretary
General Of the O.A.S. and
Mrs. Jose Mora also attended.
The party took place on
the second floor, In the Hall
Of Flags, where guests were
entertained by Q trio Of Raul
de CoSta's musicians.
A semi-circular buffet ia
BILE curved into the hallway
offering pate. chicken galan-
tine with truffles. roulande
(rolls filled with caviar.
Evening star., 1961-02-07
Concert Set

A harpsichord recital by
Robert Paris will inaugu-
rate O series Of cultural
events planned for residents
Of Capitol Hill and their
friends. The concert will
take place Saturday at 0
pm. ct Friendship House.
Following the recital, Q re-
ception will be held in honor
Of Mr.. Paris and the Rev.
Russell Woollen. whose Suite
for Harpsichord will be In
cluded In the musical pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1961-02-07
Antique
Show

The Seventh Annual An
tiques Show and Sale Of the
st. Johns Episcopal Church
in Mclean will open at IL
am. today and continue
through the 10th.
An interesting feature Of
this years show Is q display
of Antique Music Boxes.
dating from 1879, consisting
Evening star., 1961-02-07

Of a Symphonion Chimes Mu-
sic Box, q Palyphion Music
Box, Q Nickelodion. melodeon.
Concert Roller Organ and
many others.
Dealers are expected from
as far north as Muncy. Pa.
and as far south at Tappa-
hammock and Richmond, Va,
including some from Mary
land and the District of Co
lumbia.
Mrs. Fuller Holloway and
Mrs. Louis M. Smith, jr. are
co-chairman Of the annual
event, which will be open
from II am. to 10 pm.
daily.
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cream cheese and sour
cream, sugared carrot balls
and other delicate sweets,
huge trawberries with
whipped cream to dip them
in, and other canapes guar
anteed to overwhelm dieters.
Most Of the dishes were
prepared by Mr.. Manuel E.
Ramirez, Deputy Protocol Of
ficer Of the O.A.S., who's o
gourmet cook on the side.
Having spent five evenings
working on the menu, he
watched with q look Of artis-
tic fulfillment as the guests
succumbed.
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Luncheon Honors Author

Mr.. Alden Todd Of Chevy
Chase, better known In the
writing field as A. L. Todd,
was to be the honor guest at
q luncheon today given by his
former classmates at the Sid
well Friends School.
Mr.. Todd's book "Aban-
doned," the story Of the
Greely expedition to the Arc
tic in 1881-1884, published by
McGfaw-Hill Publishing Co..
appears in Washington book
stores today. The luncheon
Evening star., 1961-02-07

was to take place at the
school.
The author attended
Friends School from grades 8
through II during the years
1880 to 1884. He is q grad
uate of Phillips Exeter and
Swarthmore College.
He has been a school teach
er, shipyard machinist, para.
chute infantryman. news re-
porter, and has been q con-
tributor to many national
publications.
Evening star., 1961-02-07
Accent on Latin America
By AMELIA YOUNG
star stan Writer

The new Chief Of Protocol
and Mrs. Angler Biddle Duke
won an early tribute last
night from his opposite num-
ber at, the Organization Of
American States, Protocol
Officer Paul Murphy.
Mr.. Murphy took 1t COM
pletely upon himself to honor
the Dukes at o 6 o'clock re-
ception In the Pan American
Union Building. He gave the
party as Q kind Of thank-you
in advance for what he pre-
diets will be much closer re-
lations between their two
offices.
"The Democrats seem to put
O great deal Of stress on Latin
America and we can feel 1t.
We feel it already" said Mr..
Murphy, with heart.
This year, for the first
time, the ENJOYS to the
o. A. 8. have been invited
along with the other foreign
ambassadors here to attend
the diplomatic reception at
the White House, set for to-
morrow. They're terribly
happy to be included" Mr..
Murphy said.
The o. A. 8. envoys always
have had amhaSsadorial rank.
the protocol officer ex.
planned, but as Special Rep
resentatives" $50 they are
titled) they generally were
looked upon IS Q group apart
from, II not below, the am
basSadors accredited to the
White House.
Guest Confused
Speaking Of status, Mr..
Dukes recently announced
elevation was more clearly
defined last night. The news
that the Chief Of Protocol
would now rank as Ambas-
sador had confused one guest,
who thought that's what his
predecessor had been.
AS q matter Of fact, 1t
was explained. former Chief
Wiley T. Buchanan, jr. had
been accorded the privileges
Of Ambassador. But Mr..
Dukes rank is officially pro-
nounced in his commission
Mr.. Buchanan's was not.
The new chief and his
wife made q striking picture
at the top Of the wide, mar
BILE staircase. He was wear
ing white tie and tails and
dark-haired, dark-eyed Mrs.
Duke wore q long sheath
Of silvery pink brocade with
Q matching mink-collared
Jacket. They were dressed
for the dinner given later
BY the dean Of the diplo-
matte corps, Nicaraguan Am
bassador Sevilla.S .Sacasa, for
Secretary Of State ana Mrs.
Rusk.
Ambassador Sevilla- SAGA.
%, also In tails, turned up
Evening star., 1961-02-07
Kennedys
Out
By the Associated Press

BY the ABsoelateo Fress
President and Mrs. John
r. Kennedy dined at the
Georgetown home Of Row.
land Evans, jr., Washington
reporter for the New York
Herald Tribune, last night.
The Kennedys arrived at
S:04 pm. after q swift eight
minute ride from the White
House. The President. bare
headed and wearing q dark
overcoat, quickly mounted
the steps Of the Evans home
with Mrs. Kennedy, attired
in q mink.
They were the first to
leave at 1854 pm. and re-
turned directly to the White
House. President Kennedy
emerged first and walked
promptly to the car to await
the First Lady. who paused
on the landing to shake
hands with Mr.. Evans.
No guest list was an.
nounced. Those attending In.
cluded Secretary Of the
Treasury Dillon and Mrs.
Dillon: John Hay Whitney.
publisher of the New York
Herald Tribune, and his wife;
George Lodge, son Of Henry
Cabot Lodge, jr., and his
wife: william Walton, an
artist friend Of the Kennedys,
and an unidentified woman
guest.
The Kennedys plans to
dine out were not announced,
but Andrew Hatcher. assist
ant White House press Sec
retary, confirmed them after
first saying he did not ex-
pect the President to leave
the White House last eve
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-24
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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
Multiple Use
 Plan Sponsored By Kenai Council

The Kenai City Cuncil l Ia Wednesday night voted to spear head a movement to open addi- tional portions of the Moose Range for more oil and gas ex- ploration. Council members went on record as stating that oil is necessary for the future Of AL aska and is not hurting moose.
 Strict adherence to rules and regulations demanded by the Fish and Game Department before oil and gas companies are allowed to develop an area is sufficient safeguard for the animals, it was pointed out.
 John B. ,Hakala, refuge lnanag- CT of the Kenai National Moose Range, addressed the group. He said an area. of approximately 1500 square miles is currently op-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
Shower Held
 In Teague Home

LaDonna Hansen was the hon. oree at 3 suprise baby shower held on Nov. 21 at the home of Janet Teague at the Weaver Bros. camp out of soldotna. Betty Har- ris was co-hostess. Vern Hansen, husband of the guest of honor, is truck driver for Weaver Bros.
 4 white sheet cake. decorated with pink flowers and raised blue beetees made of icing. was fea- tnred on the refreshment table. Other decorations carried out the pink and blue motif. Individual gifts were presented to Mrs. Hansen.
 Additional guests were B Be a sutha1d, Cheryl Larson, Donna Whitney. Nikki Von Bargen, Eu- nice Lite, Norma Caudell and Paula Bumgandner, mother of the henoree.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
School Budget Discussion Set

The City of Kenai's share of the Kenai school budget for 1862 is estimated at S65.802.89, [ th e kenai City Council was told last Wednesday night by Ed Hollier, president of the school board.
 The whole school budget for next year is tentatively set at $422, ,78o.89 The difference be- tween the total budget and the portion assigned to the City is expected to be obtained r Q m state and federal aid and from tuitions.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
Fire Causes Extensive Damage To Kenai Home

Damage estimated at approxi- mately S3.000 resulted Dec. 3 in fire which gutted a two=bedroom furnished rental home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells of Kenai Plumbing and Heating, at about two pm.
 Mr, and Mrs. Allan Asay and small son lived in the house, which is located near the Wells busi- ness establishment. Mrs. Asay was at home at the time of the fire but did not notice the blaze, which began in clothes closet, until 1t had made too much head way for her to extinguish it.
 The Assays lost practically all oftheir clothing and personal pos sessions and carried no insurance on them. The unfortunate family Is now living in cabin also be- longing to Mir. and Mrs. Wells.
 The fire is believed to have started from an electric light bulb hanging too close to clothing in the clothes closet. The Kenai Fire Dept. was called and, put out the fire before it had completely con- sumed the frame building. The roof was not damaged and the shell of the house remains. One bedroom and its contents were reported as a total loss. The re-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15

mainder of the interior. furniture and other contents were ex- cessively damaged by smoke and water.
 The house and furniture were covered by insurance, Mrs. Wells said. Plans are being made to repair and redeeorate the house.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
en for oil development.

en for oil development
 Aid in supporting the Councils movement that more land in the Range be opened for exploration is being sought from other Pen insula communities.
 S0LD0TNA = Mf. and Mrs. l.. s. Bumgardner and daughter. Mary Louise, left t=last week for Olney, Texas. They are driving out over the Alaska highway. Mr. Bumgardner was associated with Weaver Bros. at Soldtna.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15

TRIEThe Postal Service needs to know if mail has been unnecessarily delayed dissatisfied service treatment receive Corrective action be taken de the difficulties Your the local the Postal such his job to strive constantly be effective when he all the problems difficulties his patrons
Evening star., 1961-05-14
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
TWO-STORY HOMES
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
5901 NEVADA AVE, NV,

S225-Det. stucco; lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., solarium, lge. din
rm.. lge. mod. kit. with dish
washer, stove, elec. refgr.; bed
rms. and 2 baths. storage attic,
maids quarters in bsmt., garage,
porch.
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DAVID r. NTMMER
Mai. U. 8 Marines, retired

ALEXANDRIA, Bren Mar Park-3-
yr.-oldS 4-bedrm., split-level, full
dining rm., valk-in bsmt., II.
baths, blocks to elementary
school. $3.50 month. WE. I-l279.
ALEXANDRIA - 3-bedroom split
level; Ia baths, carport. fenced
back yard, rec, rm.; Frances Ham
mond Hish School, Ramsey Elem :;
eyaltssIs eRnsssr,Tnso noW; sI5Ss oTATuM
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(coNTINUEp)

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Recently
restored, small town house with
private garden. Rent as resident
Embassy offices or 2 elegant apis
M FTTOO
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Washington, D. c.
Nay ID, 1861

spacious and modern 4bdroom semdetached brick home
en Gs poIch plan Powder room and heated
WsShng machlne garage; Excellent location.
ave between Rittenhouse and Sheridan NV. " ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE, Mass
ave: ext,-2-story. 4 bedrms., 2 j,
baths. IT, dr.. mod. kit, gar:
occup. July ]. ME. S-4Bql day, or
IA. 4-09ll night during week.
RELIABLE PVT. PARTY, new in
area. desires 3 or 4 bedroom house
in northern D. c. or Maryland: !:
UP TO Sl15 per mo-; will consider
option to buv. Box 1881. Star
4 BEDRMs.-Must be within An
nandale High and Poe Jr. High
school district. Desirable 2-car
gar, screened porch, rec. or fam
ily nm. VIII accept less. Will pay
liberal rental. JE. 4-4l57.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
SILVER SPRING, MD.

S7lS MANCHESTER RD
Utterly delightful garden
Apartment home in immscu-
late cond., overlooking Sligo
Park. Liv. rm., dinette, 3
bedrms., modern kit. and
hSth Cboth with windowS),
Air conditioned. $1,000 with
80. .O56.47 cash required,
Ask for OWNER, in Apt, 1
or call JU, S-Ql54.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W,
(CoNTINuEp)

ARKANSAS AVE. NV. 4O32-
Ultra-mod. 3-bedrm' brick split
mr.. 18th st: de luxe apt. or rec,
rm. on 1st fl; 2 kits, 3 baths,
mod. firepls. and many other
fine features for only S2l, 800.
Open Sun, . til g. ROGER d.
WASHBURN, REAEToR, KI. s.
39l7.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

n. Z. SECT.-qovt. employed lady
desires to share with same. 3-bed-
I'm. home. Elk. 8-62S5.
RESPONSIBLE MAN. age az TO 3s,
70 share with other lEe, fine
GEORGETOWN house through Sept
Reply Box SIX. Star.
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EXCLUSIVE LISTING

Large apt. home with foyer,
larse liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
with delivery entrance, |
medium-SiZe bedrm. with
balcony adjoining bath and
large master bedrm. with
private bath and walk-in
closets. Ask for MAJOR
GARVEY, in Apt. 20l.
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ASK for Mr.. FIELDING in
Apt. ?, or call EN-. 2-5759,

QUO ON AhlO nj. NV.
APT. 407-In WaShington's
second newest coop building
with elevator, earpeted halls,
garage and superb panoram-
Ic view from the Sundeck,
Liv. rm., din. rm., bedrm.,
modern outside kit, and
modern outside bath. Air
conditioned. $4,000 with a
cash required.
APT. 504-Liv. rn., din. rm.,
modern outside kit, 2 bed
rms, 2 modern baths. Silent
eiec. switches, venetia
pilnds, 3 air-cond. units.
Sl6,750.
Ask for Mr.. OWENS, in
Apt. 504 or call CO. 6-3763.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
1901 DEXTER TERRACE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
Contemporary house overlooking
Parkland. perfect for entertaining
with private guest suite and bath
Three other bedrooms, two baths.
paneled clubroom with glass doors
opening onto terrace. Beautiful
wooded lot. Call Mrs. Downs,
KE. 1881. DIRECTIONS: Out
Foxhall, left on Dexter to home
J. F. BEGG, INC.
DU. 7-24sO
BEECH DRIVE, NORTH PORTAL
AREA!-No telling what will buy
this lovely home! Positively must
be sold within . few daysI Pine
center-hall brk. Colonial with
slate roof Immaculate condition.
New all-elec. kit, POWDER
ROOM, , bedrms.. . baths on 2nd
floor. Lovely 3rd floor dormitory.
Paneled recreation room: huge
screened porch: built-in garage.
Priced in mid-20sl Mr., Pardoe,
WO. 6-43S5. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4ll,
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KENWOOD
HOUSE
EA N~
JUST IS LEFT!

-. JUST Is LEFT
This is an amazing sales
record for q bldg. which has
only reached the second
floor in construction and ex-
pectS occupancy toward ths
end Of the year.
The purchasers include law
yers, bankers. brokers, doc
tors, builders, architects,
engineers and many other
experienced and successful
people who can recogniZe
exceptional value and .
Beautifully spacious . bed
rooms, . full baths aptS,
still available from S24 500
To- only see 500 LAND rs
INCLUDED IN THE PRICED
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FOR SALE-l-rm. and bath coop
apt. Desirable downtown location.
AO. 2-4O24 or WO. 6-07I2.
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HOUSES UNEuRN. 70 EN1NousEs uNEuRN. 70 REMr

SUITLAND, MD. AREA bdrms.,
beautiful liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., real nice kit. and tiled bath.
Lovely yard, all utils. furn, Adults.
SIPS. ALSO . bdrms., liv. rm..
kit. and bath in basement same
h0ura CInn III RSE-r
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APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

EVANSVILLE, RIvERDALE, MT,
RAINIER bedrm. unfurn. $50.
65 per mo. AP. 7-S494.
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OTHER LISTINGS

Many other excellent pur-
chase opportunities are
available through the ex-
elusive listinss OF this office
in such desirable and fayor-
ably located bldgs., as:
WE s T NJ o r ELAND, 2i92
California St. bed.
rm.
MENDOZA. 222O goth st.
nv bedrms.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
-3 bedrmS., . baths,
ONTARIO. 2S53 Ontario I'd.
NV bedrm.
AND OTHERS.
For details andLor appt. TO
inspect any of them at
YOUR convenience, call MAI.
GAR VEY (WO. 6-6623l
Mr.. OWENS CEN. 3-6TIsj
or Mr.. FIELDING (JA. s.
4033) With
Evening star., 1961-05-14
34Os Goth ST. NV.

APT. Unusually conven-
iently located 1st FIR; l
bedrm. $1,000.
APT. 13-Charming. quiet,
2nd floor, rear, 1-bedrm.
apt. with lovely, modern
kit, modern bath and 2
w9lk-in closets, unusually
opiet, dead-end blk, in
excellent neighborhood
$4,000, terms. -