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tenn. At no point, however, is
the term recession applied to
this Slackening of business &C
tivity. and it is emphasized that
the decline is so small that no
special government action is
needed to get us on the upgrade
again. Furthur, it is anticipated
that an upturn will start in a
short time.
The budget message makes
this same assumption, and that,
plus the recommended legisla-
ton, such as increasing postal
rates, is what provides the pro
| jected budget surplus for the fis-
cal year starting next July /
L goes without saying that
this is contrary to the task force
recommendations that hav G
been made to President Ken
nedy. These have been to the
effect that we are in the midst
OF a recession and that it will get
much worse before it gets better,
therefore positive government
action is necessary, and all such
action must increase expendi-
lures. .......
Which one of these two points
OF view will win out in the Con
greSS is not much of question
Government spending will in
crease beyond any doubt. and
was so recommended by the
outgoing Administration. The
amount of the increase is not
yet, determined, and neither is
the. place nor means for bring
ing about the rise. But the rise
will be an appreciate amount
and since states and municipal
ties also are increasing their out
lays, the total will be sufficient
to have an effect upon the bust
ness trend.
This is one of the so called
favorable factors listed by the
President in his Economic Re
port. OF more Importance. how
ever. is his conviction that there
are no major weak spots in the
economy nothing that will
call for either a prolonged or
severe readjustment. This does
not mean that he does not see
problems. He sees many of them
and devotes a lot of space to
their analysis. But, in the Presi-
dents judgement. the problems
can, and should be, handled in
the coming period of rising pros
perity.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31

way. So why should we fear
even if Russia is friendly with
Cuba? We already are closer to
Siberia at Alaska and we don't
worry.
personally do not directly
know much about Cuba. but
once taught in and owned a col
lege in Guatemala. l know that
the Spanish people get easily ex-
cited. They love to threaten and
fight by propaganda. This is
what Castro is now doing. We
should not take it too seriously.
1 feel that President Eisenhower
got frightened too easily and
made a great mistake by break
ing off diplomatic relations as
he did.
Wealth of Cuba
Cuba is wonderfully rich
country. 1t possesses marvel
GUS soil. 1t enjoys plenty of rain
in the right seasons. It is flooded
with sunshine. Neither Florida
nor the Gulf Coast have any
thing to fear from Cuba. After
it settles down it will be great
asset to these sections. Cuba
could well develop another boom
in Florida. 1 am sure that Presi-
dent Kennedy will work out a
satisfactory solution, as he
knows Cuba from his winters at
Palm Beach.
For several reasons Russia
would not go to war with us to
get Cuba, and Castro knows it.
There are several reasons, but
the chief one is that such a war
by Russia or by one of her satel-
lites would ALLEVIATE all of Latin
America against her. Do not for
get that Lyndon johnson, our
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31
Talking Us Second

Nathan F. Twining USAF (Ret,. former
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
This sort of feeling can lead to a national
cringing' General Twining warned in a re-
cent address. ALREADY, many of our people
seem to- have their tails between their legs.
We hear cries of Peace at any price and
No nuclear tests and Ban the bomb"
The fact is that the U. S. is not second
best - and the Russians know this fact better
than many of our own people, General Twin
ing said. I'VE have the power to prevail
We would believe that General Twin
ing knows what he is talking about
America can not afford to become SNUG
but it need not be afraid or fall into a
condition of national cringing." We
often have said editorially and restate
our opinion that the people Of the
United States can and will meet any
emergency or adversary if they know
the facts The federal government
should keep the people informed, and
W, hope the administration will There
is no substitute for confidence. How
we'll the Communists know that!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31
NO COMMENT
BY JAMES W. DOUTHAT

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. %
The Kennedy Administration is
losing no time IN seeking 10 start
its aior legislative proposals
through Congress.
Even before MIR. Kennedy was
maugurated as President, his
Senate associates sought to speed
a depressed areas measure to-
ward enactment by giving less
than "a hours notice of hearings
This extraordinary procedure
was promptly challenged by
those who wanted opponents of
| the legislation given chance to
present their views. Senator Ben
nett r. Utah contended this did
not provide him sufficient time to
prepare questions to ask wit.
| neSSeS.
But the hearings went ahead
as scheduled by Senator Douglas
Dill. chairman of the Senate
Banking subcommittee or Pro
| duction and Sterilization. How
ever, opponents were given a few
additional days to prepare their
presentations.
Depressed areas appears to be
the number one item on PreSi-
dent Kennedy's legislative pro-
| gram thus far He made repeated
promises during his campaign
that quick congressional action
would be sought.
But a broad variety of other
legislation also is being pushed
Task forces he appointed have
reported on more than a score
Of national Issues - all poten-
t. lily involving legislation. and
many more studies are under
way.
What success President Ken
nedy has i'll obtaining this .legis-
lation depends upon a number Of
factors. including:
!. The extent to which mem
bers OF Congress are convinced
that the legislative proposals are
good or bad for the nation.
Unless substantial opposition is
recorded, it is regarded as inevi-
table that depressed areas bill
will be passed by Congress and
signed into law by Mr. Kennedy.
This same situation is threat
ened though perhaps to a les
ser extent = with respect to "a
number of other measures push
ed by the new President. Unlike
the Eisenhower Administration.
there will be no presidential veto
to stop legislation opposed by
conservatives.
2. Tie strength CT the coalition
of Southern Democrats ard Con-
serVatiVe Republicans in the
Senate and the House. President
Kennedy, recognized as an ex-
pert in the art of politics. is re
earded as certain to use his
presidential power to the maxi
mum extent possible in an effort
to win support for his program
from this group
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31

Vice President, knows that Cubs
holds the ocean gateway te
Texas. 1t is silly to think o.
Russia taking over Cuba with
our Guantanamo Bay forces be-
ing among the strongest in the
world.
What Kennedy Wants
President Kennedy wants most
to make a good President. Sec.
ond, he wants to develop some
kind of an understanding with
Russia so as to honestly say: *
kept you out of war" Third, he
wants to have a good stock mar,
ket and to have the Dow-Jones
Averages in 1862 higher than
they are today. His friends may
let prices fall off during 1861 as
a part Of the REIMBURSEMENT. -
He is willing to "let the recess
sion come and get over with
so he can have a good market in
1862. Ex-President Eisenhower
had little interest in our stock
market: but the Kennedy family
is stock market minded. It al
ways was and surely will be
during the next two years.
1t is very possible that Cuba
could be used to develop another
bull market. Castro may be
bought off or shot off. Ken
nedy could make a spectacular
play by restoring diplomatic re-
lations, which I think he will
do. Just now Cuba is playing
Russia against the U. S. 1t is a
great game of poker and am
ready to bet on President Ken
nedy. Hence, I am now bullish
on Cuba and perhaps on the en-
tire United States.
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Babson Discusses Cuba And Our Stock Market

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 26-I
am writing this in Florida, -
Cuba is only a stones throw"
from Key West 600 miles. My
first request is for every reader
to get his child's geography and
study Cuba.
Location of Cuba
It will be seen that Cuba is not
just east of Florida; but is at the
mouth of a body of water be-
tween Key West. US, and
Yucatan. Mexico. 1t may truly
be said that whoever controls
Cuba will control the Gulf of
Mexico. This means that our
city of New Orleans, the outlet
for all shipping on the Missis-
sippi River, our Texas ports of
Galveston and Corpus Christi.
as well as the leading Mexican
ports, could be closed. All this
was anticipated when we built
our base at Guantanamo Bay on
the extreme southeast end of
Cuba, abou so miles east of
Santiago de Cuba. This is Cuba's
great shipping port for sugar. At
one time this site was wanted to
protect our Panama Canal, but
the latter has been written off
since the Atomic Era. What
country controls Cuba controls
the gateway to the heart of the
o. S. Therefore. you can be
sure it will not be Russia or any
other enemy.
Distance of Cuba From Russia
BY airplane Cube is about 5000
miles from Moscow. Yet Alaska
is only about 1000 miles from
Vladivostok. Siberia, the eastern
terminus of the Siberian Rail-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31
Veterans Must
Return Income
Report BY Tuesday

This is a final warning 10
veterans. widows. and guardians
Of children. who are receiving
pensions from the Veterans Adj
mil.lStra tion If you have not al
ready done so. you have only Il
few short days To fill out return
your annual income question
naire to the VA. The instructions
accompanying this punched card
QUESTIONABLE say that continual
ton OF the pension depends on
returning the completed card
promptly, and not after January
81. 1861.
If the experience Of past years
is of any value I know that many
pensioners will put their cards
aside to be filled out a more con
venient time. or for other rea-
sons just neglect to take care of
the card when received. Soon the
deadline will be past and these
people who delay will be passed
by when the mailman delivers the
February checks.
Once the pension is stopped
trouble starts with the process
Of reinstatement. resulting in
considerable delay in receiving
the missing monthly check. ard
in some extreme hardship.
If you have lost the original
card you can obtain a replace
ment and help on filling it out
from VA office. Lynchburg, or
any office of the Va.
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ate unmolested and disregarded by the
press? Why do they support such things
as the United Appeal, whose agencies
seek to make this a cleaner and better
and more God-fearing town?
Sure, we make mistakes, and we're
not always right, but we try to be honest
in our thinking and honest in our deal
ings, and = speaking for yourselves =
we consider that staying alive is only
one Of our possibilities.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31
Beagle Club To
Meet Wednesday

BURKEVLLE Jan. 80 - The
Burkevllle Beagle Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting here
February | at pm.
The meeting will be held in
the Municipal Building.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31
PERFECT MATCH

so you wish to marry my
daughter? Do YOU think you're
suited?"
Il certainly do, sir With her
charm and your money. we were
made for each other"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31

The Amigo, Wisconsin, Daily Journal
reports, 'Drowsiness continues to be one
of the major causes of highway ac-
cidents ). Also, most accidents caused
by drowsiness occur near the end of the
Journey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31

INTANGIBLE ASSETS
Halo. Tom. off for a vaca
tion?"
mo. I've Just come back.
Feel any change?"
"Not a blame cent.
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Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House, on
10Th birthday:
'1'll stay around as long as possible,
| like it =. Life has been a great ro-
nance, have had no sickness in my life
and never really felt bad"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-31

Ingemar JOtansOn. fOmer heavyweight
champion:
This fight / will win, l know what
mistakes | made the last time. And
know how to avoid them"
Evening star., 1961-05-06
TR0NAuT
ROBES
SPACE A
B.E:.G0ODR|CH

A UNITED STATES PROJECT MERCURY ASTRONAUT
has become the first American to space and return.
From the he sealed in his tiny space craft until
pressure space suit"
fully insulated suit kept the Asonaut comfortable TO-
odd degrees.
In fight oxygen pumped the suit through waist
on circulated about his body maintain temperature then
fed into the helmet for breathing Exhaed breath escaped through
special vent in his helmet There communications system
built into the suit.
This had been customfted the body of this particular
Each of the 1900 separate pieces had been tested under
conditions four times greater than those they might be subjected to
in This the type suit that will be by u Aonauts
in later Project Mercury orbital space fights.
Development of the 20pound aumnzed nyon and rubber suit
began in 1884 when BIG designed the pressed outfit by
Wiley Post in setting altitude and speed records Later the u S.
Navy encouraged Goodrich work suit that could be
by s attitudes this Navy suit that BIG adapted
under the supervision and guidance of the National Aeronaus and
small contribution the total undertaking that has into
space but BF Goodrich extremely proud to have been permitted
to do its best in behalf of this historic achievement
Development of the full pressure suit to keep alive in
typical of the protection offered by BF Goodrich products In
Korea troops suffered from cppng fosbe until BIG perfected
boots that keep feet in sub temperatures XFay technanS
aprons and gloves made special BIG material to protect
against damaging radiation And today motoring safer than
before the tubess tire originated BIZ Goodrich provides
IS, Ohio.
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HOUSES FOR skLE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABHoR RENTING? Grs so dn.,
$3.50 per mo. pays all! 3-bedrm.
stone-front Cape Cod; sep. din
rm.. talousied enclosed porch; 200.
IT. fenced lot; fine Riyerdale loo
HAGAN REALTY INC. UN. 1883
ADELPHI-Welking distance 10 Re.
gina High. neighborhood Of com.
parable homes: de luxe all brk
rambler: 3 bedrms.. professional
rec. rM., wood burning firepl.
immaculate cond.; FLA 10000.
JOHN n. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
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sc

Down CT and low down pymt. FLA.
Immediate possession on this at
tractive all-brick. 3-bedrm. and
den home, that features q sep. din.
rna., all-elec. kit. and full tiled
bsmt. with exit to level yard: con-
yenient to stores, bus and schools,
S1S,950 and O.K.'d 4 trade.
KEN DRUSKIN & co.
biz East-West Hwy, HE, 9-24OO
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KENT
RECREATION ROOM
SHEPHERD PARK

COLONIAL BEAUTY
Detached; center hall: liv. rm. with
mirrored. fireplace: den. 3 bed
rms, baths. recreation room.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
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CHEyERLY-walk to st. Ambrose
and Happy Acres from this spa
cious 4-bedrm., 11z-bath bunga-
low with numerous closets; screen
ed porch. full bsmt.. newly dec
GRATED and vacant for immediate
poss.; ct $16,50O. it's buy.
RIVERDALE-An attractive white
rsncher on . big level lot; COM
makes Il Sn d.si a.y i S5t
with firepl., lge. dining area, 5
bedrms. and equip. Kit; tiled
bsmt. floor giving the Riddles q
place to ronlp in bad weather; all
for only S14,760 and only $3.50
dr., bal. in one trust.
wOODLAwN-Brick rambler with
firepl, 3 bedrms., equip. kit, full
bsmt. with finished rec. rTn.; walk
to st. Mary's. public schools, shop
ping and bus; only $16,500; good
terms.
MARTINS wOODS-Prestige area;
an attractive 3-bedrm. home with
firepl. IN hv. rm., 1 " baths, sep.
din. rm., dishwasher In ali-elec.
dows; h-acre lot; vacant for i'm
med. poss.; all offers and trades
considered; priced low for this
area at S23,950.
CLOSE-IN-A spick-and-span brick
rancher with room to expand; on
a countryside lot; already fl
nanced: 30-day possession; walk
to bus and shopping; we have
one for Vets too with no down
payment.
HYATTSvILLE, 1924 36th ave-
all brick with plastered walls: 8
bedrms.. lge. breakfast nook, full
bsmt.. finished rec. rm.; home
very clean: fenced lot: patio and
other extras; assume Az 70 finance
ing. S97 mo. pays all.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-7774
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JAMES =. DIXON q OO.. ReaIIOLs
EASTERN r. HIGH AREA. near
Franklin and Flower-Fipe brick
Colonial home in better-than-new
condition. 1st-fl. powder rm., den,
lot. GRAHAM co. III 5-60l0.
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Via BALTIC. Wash. pkwy. from this
spacious 4-hedrm. home in Chew
erly. Maryland's most accessible
pI.. glamour Kitchen. sep. din.
rm.,. full bsmt. garage. flood lit
yard. intercom. fall-out shelter,
ingenious folding train table for
kids. lovely Handicapped yard;
$50 500. Beat the rush. call now.
BERENs AP. 7-464e
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LANGLEY PIX. RAMBLER
Mr.. UNIVERSITY BLVD.
PRICE-S17 500

Brick; 5 years old; living rm.. d.
nette. lge; kit. wLd WAC disp., 3
bedrms.. bath; full bsmt., recrea-
ton rm. and bath; gas heat;
driveway. Call Mr.. (Dobbs) Dob
TTG towels fSE Fla iA,o Or e1ny; terms,
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HAS THE HEAT GOT YOU BEAT7
See our delightful AIR CONDI-
TONED 3-bedrm., 2-bath split.
Separate dining rm., rec. rm.,
beautiful secluded yard. S2S,750.
MITCHELL AND BERRIES, OIL
C.9A94 OI, 0-2o13
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HILLCREsT HTs.-OPEN DAILY
500 23rd PL.
Lovely home for the larger family
I 6edrms;; "a baths: lEs. rec,
ter. bus and Holy Family Church
only $1,000 down FILA.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
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KEN pRUsKIN 4 CO. 10. 5-20oE
ROCK CREST-Assumption or S45(
dn: FLA. on this immaculate B
and bar off kitchen, charminl
decorative interior, aluminium sid
ing, large yard; S14,9b0.
RADCLIFFE REALTY CO:
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
AhLANOTON, NOh1h
SOLID
BRICK COLONIAL,

BRICK COLONIAL
Located in one of Arlington's most
desirable residential neighborhoods
with a level Handicapped lot afford-
ing lots Of privacy. The house fea-
lures foyer entrance. large living
room, equipped kitchen, first-flr'
powder room, 3 family size bed
rooms, full basement with paneled
rec. room and cool screened porch.
Vacant and being completely re-
decorated including new Venetian
blinds. Best buy Of the week for
Just S21, 500; only 81, 800 cash re-
quired FLA or CT. Don't miss
this one. Hurry and call:
POMPONIO REALTY b
,2IS WILSON BLVD. ia. 5-556l
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LANGLEY REALTY

LEWISDALE-Newly decor. brick
Cape Cod with 2 bedrms. and
expand. upstairs: near schools.
VACANT, IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. $500 dn.. S15.500. HUGH
I. PECK. HE. A-l700.
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MOUNT RAINIER

An immaculate s-Sedrm. Cape Cod
with sep. din n1;,v r I;. ysll-tO-waIl
LANDOVER HILLS
3-bedrm. rambler. Ia baths, table
space kit, sep. din. rm., bsmt.
with rec. rm. Assume 4hes loan.
Vacant, for immediate poss.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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KIENsSsII SIN BEDROOMS, 3
CY! Brick rambler in excel. cond.
with lge. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm. with fireplace; deep
fenced yard; near schools and
churches; mid-20s. Ewes. WA. A.
1910. SUSAN RINGLAND PROP
ERTIEG III A-NhAh
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LANGLEY REALTY

M.D.'s,
someone soon to retire, or family
who wants to be close in:
3-bedrm. brick rambler. ideally
bsmt. with outside entrance. easily
converted to office or apt. for
rental: also ideal family home;
liv. nm. with firepl.. raised hearth,
and copper hood, dining IT,, fami-
ly-room kitchen, built-in hutch
cupboard, desk, and window seats,
space and plumbing for washer
drier; bedroom pine paneled,
suitable for den; random width
pegged-oak flooring Ia baths,
garage attached with breezeway.
Call Windsor S-Q012
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ARLINGTON, NORTH, OTTO

ARL., n, close-in - Extra-large
wooded lot; excel. sheools; Soft.
brick rambler, GE kit. 4 extra.
lge. bedrms., 3 baths 33-ft. rec.
nm. w/firepl. and pict. windows.
Compl. privacy on patio surrounded
by woods. OWNER. KE. S-2494,
ARL.-Carlyn Spring
this 3-bedrm., 1h-bath
brk. rambler, adjacent to Carlyn
Spring Park. Features ultramods
ern kit, carport and daylight rec.
room. Can be bought either FLA
or GI for minimum down payment.
CURTIS E. MARTIN SALES
KI. 9-754O Open Q Til .
NORTH = Excellent
close-in location. 8 bedrooms.
separate dining room, screened
porch: full basement with rec,
room; close to bus, shopping and
schools: SlS,75O.
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE IA. 4-0244
Member Coop Listing Service
ARL.; Ridge I'd. area-3-bedroors
Cape Cod; patio. rec. rm., bsnnt.,
FILA. $16.500, OWNER, OF. 4-5565
Continued on Next Psgs)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. o. PARK, NEW LISTINdl
bathroom, ga bath Colonial
near 45th and Van Ness. Low 30sl
VIII 90 fastl FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
NC. Dl. 7-141l: ewes. NO. 6-5499
SARNABY WOODS AREA-3-bed-
I'm. brick Colonial. ~ baths, rec.
nm, den, scr; porch, luxurious
ZACHARY. WO. 5000.
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BUT EXCLUSIVE WITH
FREE STATE PROP. AP. 7-1266
BELIsyMLE

to NsA. Nd. Univ. and
USDA farm: This neat and clean
cious lot. Liv. rm. with din.
area. modern table-space kit.
Large covered patio, full bsmt.
This Is Q clean, desirable home
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COLONIAL NOLLS- Beautiful
split-foyer rambler; 3 bedrms., GE
kit, sep. din. rm., rec. rm., fin
ished maids bedrrn., Ia baths;
S20,75U, and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
RENT WITH OPTION AVAIL.
KEN. DRUSKIN g. CO: 10. 5-2O05
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COLESvILE RID. AREA-Custom-
built brick rambler featuring hv-
ing room with fireplace: separate
dining room. 2 bedrooms and
lovely rec. rm.: situated on lovely
handicapped lot. HUGH T. PECK,
REAITOR HE A-l700
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ARsoLUTEIY TODAY5s BEST RTY

Owner trans. lovely brk. split:
4 bedrms., 2 baths, den, din. rm. !;
many extras; large 41aSo loan:
flexible financing. Vacant.
ALLEN REAL, ESTATE. 10. b-1Qh0
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OAKvIEW : Almost-new 4-bed-
room split-level with sep. din.
room, modern kitchen and rec.
nm. Only S23,950. HUGH T. PECK,
763b New Hamp. ave, HE. 4-110O.
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bI1111NINO1N @ IOO110
Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA-OAKWOOD KNOLLS-
Vacant brick rambler; living rm.,
dining rm., kitchen, 4 bedrms., 2
baths on / level. Ground-level rec.
rm.; level lot: walk to elementary
school. Excellent financing avail
able. Priced in lower sos. 8 a.m.-
q nm EN- 0-740O.
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NOT MULTIPLE LISTED

Brick Colonial; 8 spacious bedrms,
large liv. Tm.. beautiful kitchen.
bath on LIST floor; price S16.-
$50, your terms.
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CHI. Oh, MD.-3503 Woodbine st.
5-bedrm. brk., center hall, ga
baths, scr. pch., liv. rm. wLfirepl.,
bsmt., garage, lge. lot, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-07

NEW. 3-bedrm.,. 2-bath brk. RAM
bier, on large handicapped lot; all
electric family-sized kit, sep. din.
rn.. large liy. rm. with built-in
STONE firepl,.. bsmt, fully tiled and
heated. This home loaded with
extras. and priced at only S25. ESQ.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Realtors WE. $4,000