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Tox Planning
Course Offered

The American University
School of Business Admins
tration has announced plans
for the First Institute of
Advanced Tax Planning in
Real Estate" to open next
week, in cooperation with the
Washington Board of Real
tors and the Montgomery
County Board of Realtors.
Martin Atlas, vice presi-
dent of the Cafritz Co., will
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ton. Never again will you
be able to buy any home
at the current prices.
CarrOIItOn Homes are a
proven value. Many of the
first homes in Carrollton
do not include all the
advanced features of the
newer Greenbrier Homes
get they cost more! Why?
The value of the COM
munity has increased.
Many homes costing ST.
900 just 4 short years ago
are now worth more than
$21,350 should the owners
wish to sell! This means
that the home you buy to-
day will be worth SubStan-
TALLY more tomorrow. A
new home in Carrollton is
the best investment for
your home-buying dollars.
Just ask the Carrollton
neighborS. They know.
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Two Women Win
Robbins Honors

Routh Robbins Real Estate
Corp. this week announced
winners Of its March sales
contest. Margaret v. OrrOck
headed general brokerage
sales and Lee SourS won top
honors in the subdivision
sales.
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Institute to Hold
Course in Milwaukee

The Institute of Real Estate
Management has announced
plans to hold on advanced
course in property manage
ment May 81 to 26 at the
Schroeder Hotel in Milwau-
kee.
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ReoIty Board
PIons Dinner, Donee
BONA Clinic
Program Set

The Building Owners and
Managers Association has
announced speakers for its
1862 Property Management
Clinic which will be held
April Is at the National HouS-
ing Center, 1925 L street. NV.
Henry w. Cunningham,
assistant dean of the School
Of Business Administration,
American University, will
speak on Efficiency through
People"
A panel discussion of
Efficiency in Paper Work
through Mechanization" will
be moderated by Roger w
Hatch of Walker & Dunlop,
Inc.
A panel on Efficiency in
Purchasing" will includes:
Joseph C Murray of Shan
non & Luchs Co.; George C.
WOhlfarth of Randall H.
Hagner & Co, Inc; william
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Suburban Announces
Bonus Program Winners

Ann Eden and George r.
Young have been named
March winners of the Bonus
Program held by Suburban
Properties Management, Inc,
Sales Director John J. Den
mis-, ii, has announced.
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Brokers Congratulated
BY President Kennedy

Arnett G. Lindsay, presi-
dent of the Washington Real
Estate Brokers Association,
has received a telegram from
President Kennedy, congratu-
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Virginia Realtors
Announce Courses

The Northern Virginia
Board of Realtors has an
nounced several upcoming
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HoIpin Tops
ConIeV SoIes

James C. Conley g. Co.,
Inc. had the largest volume
of March sales in its Is
year history, Richard /.
Brown, sales manager, has
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Three Lead
Fletcher SoIes

C. p. Fletcher, Wheaton
Realtor, has announced that
winners of his firms March
sales contest were Newt f.
Wells, Mrs. Eleanor Farrar
and James F. Keating.
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HiIdebrand Co.
Adds Office

The Hildebrand Co., Real
tors in Silver Spring, this
week announced opening of
a Bethesda office at 7343
Wisconsin avenue.
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announced. Top salesman in
the office was Eleanor HaIpin
with eleven transactions to
her credit, Mr.. Brown said.
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Realty Revue

Milton E. Kettler, vice
president of Kettler Brothers,
Inc, will address a meeting
Of the Society of Residential
Appraisers at $50 pm. Mon
day in the Presidential Arms,
1920 G street NV.
Mr.. Ketter's topic will be
&C h angeS in Residential
Building and its Relation to
the Appraisal Thereof"
ReoIty Board
PIons Dinner, Dance
The Montgomery County
Board of Realtors will hold its
10th annual dinner dance
in the Indian Spring Country
Club on May "a.
Harry James and his Or
cheStra will play for the event,
which starts at 6 pm. with a
cocktail party.
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MANTJA HILLS
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
THE MANTUA THESAURUS
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA

Excellence Without Exorbitance
Elegance Without Extravaganza
Indulgence Without Insolvency
Luxury Without License
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ReoI Estote SoIesmen
A Living Room for Use

living rooms take their cue
from architectural elements
which we're foremerly COW
cred up.
The roof, for example has
reagined Importance inside
the room. Structural beams
are left exposed to view and
con tribute no small amount
of decoration. Wood roof
decking is similarly exposed
inside the room to make an
excitingly textured ceiling
and one that requires no
patching and painting in fu-
ture years.
Walls have retrieved their
Importance in the scheme of
things and are now designed
to supply a backdrop for fur
nishings. Frequently panel
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ing of woods like hemlock is
chosen for the living room
because it supplies a sort of
built-in elegance. Such woods
have neutral tones which
make choosing and changing
of colors in furnishings a
very simple matter.
Furnishings for the new
look living room are kept to
a minimum. There's plenty
for use but nothing that isn't
needed. Comfort is kept in
mind.
To expand its INABILITY, the
living room also may extend
outdoors in the form of
a floor-level wood deck. The
addition makes the room in
viting to everyone at all
times of the year.
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Reel Estote Brokers

Atlantic Realty Co. a cor
poration, and Ethel K. Lesser,
president and treasurer, At
lantic Realty Co.
Del Re g. Latham Real Es-
tate. partnership.
Dunn g. Co.. Inc, a corpo-
ration.
Kay Realty Co., Inc, a COR
poration.
Hugh T. Peck. Inc. a cor
poration.
Homeowner Realty Co,
Inc. a corporation. and Jack
j. Justice. president. Home
owner Realty Co.. Inc.
Robert E. Lunch, jr., presi-
dent. Rely Realty & Invest
ment Co.
Sam Blanken g. Co., Inc. a
corporation.
MorL 4aQln, partner, FRANK
Realty Co.
Paul j. Gilroy. vice presi-
dent, Dunn & Co.. Inc,
Mary Ann Robb Pauly, vice
president, Henry j. Robb, Inc.
Thomas J. Bertke, TIA
Home Properties Co.
James M. Collins, Sr., TIA
J. M. Collins.
Alfred M. Groner.
Margaret J. Dunkley Held,
TIA Margaret j. Dunkley.
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What good is a room that
is not livable?
That question must have
been asked by scores of
American families when they
found their living room had
taken on the aspect of a par
lor and was more often wor-
SHIPPED than lived in.
The new approach fits ira
ditionaliStS as we'll as those
who prefer decor in the con-
temporary idiom. 1t is merely
a matter of trimming out the
noneSsentialS. of keeping
furnishings and architectural
lines clean and uncluttered,
and of inStilling the room
with easy but gracious in
formality. The final effect is
an invitation to use the room.
Many of the newly livable
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Smiths Real Estate Co.
Annette Cutler, with Jess
Fisher & Co., Inc.
Homer Sims Davis and
Robert A. Erwin. with j. D.
Riviere & Co., Inc.
Donald Francis Harring-
ton, with Cropp Realty Co.
Earline G. Hayman, with
Curtis Bros. Real Estate d
Ins.. Inc.
Priscilla Bogue Hixson,
with District = M aryland
Realty, Inc.
Laurice NJ. Howe, with
Billingsley Realty Co.
Anthony Carr Koones,
with Frederick w. Berens
Sales, Inc.
John Irving Little, with
Lehrman Realty Co.
Helen Werner Nash, with
c. Millicent Chatel & Joseph
NJ. Wise, Inc.
Ruth Victoria Curtis
Rhodes. with B. Sydnor
Realty Co.
Philip Silverstone, with
Philip B. Kay Realty Co., Inc.
Cecil ]. Sisk, with John L.
Shelton.
William D. Tedder, with
Golden Triangle Realty Co.
Michael E. Warner, with
Frank S. Phillips. Inc.
Woodrow w. Wingate. with
Owens Realty Co.
James Michael Winston.
with the Carey Winston Co.
Maurice Abrams, with
Dorfman and Co.
Marvin NJ. Alder. and Earl
Francis Allison, with Marvin
Brown Associates.
William Anna, III, with j.
Rupert Mohler, Inc.
Frank o. Blake, with Muir
ray Levine Enterprises, Inc.
John S. Edmonston, with
Marvin Brown Associates.
Barbara c. Farwell. with
c. Millicent Chatel & Joseph
NJ. Wise, Inc.
Donald w. Gilfillan, with
James l.. Dixon & Co.
Louis Gitelson, with Ehrlich
Realty Co.
Amy o. Green, with Eugene
Davidson, Inc.
Robert S. JillSon, with
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
Inc.
Mary K. Lynch, with o. F.
Smith Bros. Co., Inc.
Business Chonee Brokers
Sam Blankens & Co., Inc,
a corporation.
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dul y. NllltT.
Dorothy D. deWolf, with
Simmons Properties.
June CuSick Dowdall, with
nellie Lowe CaSSel.
Harold G. Eaton. with
Stone & Marcellino.
Ellie Chamberlain Galidas,
with J. c. Chatel Co.
Conrad R. Harper, with
Frances Powell Hill.
Arthur M. Lane. with ]. D.
Riviere & Co, Inc.
William F. Laney, with
Crop Realty Co.
Janice R. NARROW, with
B. c. Nichols Co.
Phyllis L. lockwood, with
John N. lockwood.
Leslie B. Bell, jr., with
T. w. Conley Management
ASC44Cy.
Helen Jackson Borda, with
w. c. & A. N. Miller Devel-
opment Co.
Daisy Mae Hawkins Boyd,
with Security Realty & In
veStment Co.
Allen G. Burnett, with R. A
Humphries, Inc.
David A. Brown, with Hay
man Realty Co.
Raymond A. ChaiSSon, with
Dorfman & Co.
Shirley M. Conlon. with
Barbara Held, Inc.
Jeffrey Allen Creamer, with
James w. Rouse {, Co., Inc.
Don B. Ellington, with
Barbara Held, Inc.
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Florence L. Ellis, with Ted
Lingo, Inc.
Beatrice T. English, with
Burr M. johnson, Jr., & Co.
Gershon. B. Ferson. with
Walker & Dunlop. Inc.
Edward Goldstein, with
Harry Lopatin.
Genevieve F. Gordon, with
Snider Bros. Inc.
Donald L. Greene, with
Homeowners Mortgage Co.
Morris A. Gruber, with
Tommer Realty.
John T. Harvey, with Sid
ney 2. Mensh & Co., Inc.
Carl A. Haider, with R. A.
Humphries, Inc.
Jean Arnold Hill. with So.
phia Wanamaker. Inc.
Nelson w. Jackson. jr.,
with Smiths Real Estate Co.
Thomas V. Leach, with
Price Realty.
Lewis H. Maury, with Mary
Frances Spaulding.
Thomas H. McCarroll, with
the Carey Winston Co.
Jane Cary Mccormick, with
Simmons Properties.
Peter T. McGalliaria, with
Homeowner's Mortgage Co.
Donald H. Mensh, with
j. H. Realty Co.
August B. Millard, with j.
Leo Kolb Co., Inc.
Samuel B. Newman, with
Murray Levine Enterprises,
Inc.
Milton M. Padgett, with
Van Nixon Real Estate.
Stanley j. Santorios, with
Mickey Realty Investments,
Inc.
Rupert o. Sharitz, with
Burr N. Johnson, Jr., & Co.
Cecile H. Strange, with Col
lier & Vogel, Inc.
Marguerite A. Stark, with
Tyson Realty Co., INC,
John B. Summers, with
Robinson & Duckett Realty
Co.
Joseph E. Taylor, with At
kinS Real Estate.
Stuart B. Warwick, with
Sophia Wanamaker, Inc.
Edgar D. Williams III, with
Randall H. Hagner & Co.,
Inc.
Conrad B. Wyvell, with
Samuel E. Bogley of Md, Inc.
Ethel c. Aiken, with Sophia
Wanamaker. Inc.
Amy T. Bailey, with Be-
thesda Realty Co.
Jacob Blau, with Theodore
BOLT.
Grace T. Bransom, with
Evening star., 1962-04-14
District Issues Broker, Salesman Licenses

Recent license approvals
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
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Joel Kline.
Wallace w. Mount. TIA
Mount-McHenry Realty.
Hans w. Nestler. TIA Nest
Ter Realty Co.
Chris Panagopoulos. TIA
PanagoS Real Estate Co.
Curtis Brothers. Inc, a
corporation. and George T.
Curtis III, assistant treasurer.
Curtis Brothers, Inc.
Benedict v. Del Re, an in
dividual.
Floyd Ellsworth Dunn, an
individual.
Arthur Montgomery, TIA
Arthur Montgomery Realty
Agency.
Equity Investment Bank
ers., a partnership. and
George Hibbard. partner,
Equity Investment Bankers.
Jos. Smith, Jr., Co., a cor
poration.
ReoI Estote SoIesmen
Geraldine o. Alex, with Po-
biak & Pobiak.
James w. Allen, with
George w. Allen.
William F. Arlington, with
Frederick H. Denston Co.
Adriano Barba, with James
L. Dixon & Co.
August P. DeGeorge, with
T. D. Burgess Co., Inc.
Mary Mitchelle Dubofsky,
with c. Millicent Chatel &
Joseph M. Wise, Inc.
Margaret F. Craver, with
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Red Cross
Sets Visit of
BIoodmobiIes

The Red Cross reports that
1911 pints Of blood were dis
tributed in the District and sur
rounding areas last week.
The District Regional Blood
Center reports that 957 pints
of blood were distributed in
Washington, 393 in Maryland,
400 in Virginia, 81 in West
Virginia and IS in other areas.
Donors may give blood at the
Regional Blood Center, 2025 z
street NV, from / to 8:45 pm,
tomorrow and from 9 am. to
4:30 pm. Tuesday through
Friday.
The Red Cross bloodmobiles
will be in the following areas
this week:
Tomorrow-warner Memorial Pres.
byterian Church. 1923 connecticut
cnsptsf Ss HoSss 4ss anron e ton SiTd
Smithsburg Lutheran Church. Smiths.
burg, Nd, pm. to 7:46 pm.
Front Royal. Va, noon TO 5:45 pm
(ESTD: Chapter House, 40l DUKE
street, Alexandria, 10 an. to 3:46
pm. DST); Community Center
rrsdsrieksburg. Va noon to 6:45 pm
CESTO.
Wednesday-Holidsy.
Thursday-Calvert County Rescue
Squad. solomon's Island. Nd, II an
e a:45 pm DST); Church Of II,
7:45 pm. (pSD: American Legion
Hall: Luray' Va" noon to 5:45 pm
Friday-st. James Epscipal Church
lEST(; d. s. A Region 8. 7th and I
Streets S.W., Rooms 30l9-S02b, third
floor. 10 am. to 2:45 pm. DsT.
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'of five major sections in the
highway department. The PRO
granting" is the matching UP
of available money with the
steps in construction.
In commenting on Mr.. Brink
ley'S retirement, Engineer Com
missioner Frederick J. Clarke
said:
HE has been an exceptional
public servant, most able and
conscientious"
Mr.. Brinkley of 10746 Kinloct
road, Silver Spring, will retire
August 1S. His retirement plani
are uncertain.
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A.B.c. POLISHED COTTON PRINTS
COMPARABLE VALUE 81 YARD
40C I'd.

Fomous "MeIIoehyne" prints
. All pre-shrunk, completely washable
New designs for q hundred uses
. Beautiful fIoroIs, ehiIdFen's motifs
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Home Accidents
Claimed 3 Lives
In Past Week

Three persons died as a re-
suit of home accidents in the
District last week, the Red Cross
safety services reports.
A 7-month-old boy died Of
suffocation after choking on
his formula. A 7-year-old girl
died Of burns received when her
dress caught fire as she stood
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beside a stove. And a man, IS
died after receiving head In
juries from q fall down stairs
Other accidents reported this
week by the Red Cross include
Il fractures caused by falls and
other accidents, IL burns, "a
accidental poisonings, l0t
wounds, 8 sprains. IS foreign
objects present in the body, IL
animal and insect bites and 81
other causes.
The Red Cross reports ar
increase in the number Of per-
sons treated in local hospital:
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BrinkIey, Road PIonner
ForD.C., to Retire Soon

The District Is losing the man
chiefly responsible for drafting
its system Of new highways and
bridges. Douglas s. Brinkley.
Mr.. Brinkley. the city high
way departments top planning
engineer, viii retire this
summer.
He VIII leave at the age Of SIS.
and after a career stretching
back IS years to a job with a
municipal construction crew.
Inner Loop Project
For the past % years Mr..
Brinkley has headed the plan
ming end Of highway operations
here. In this job he has carried
the responsibility for laying out
the city's new road system.
Mr.. Brinkley has had a ma
jor role in planning and push
ing ahead such complex and
multi-million-dollar projects as
the inner loop freeway links and
the Potomac River crossings.
He started in 1927 with a Job
in a construction field crew in
what then was called the Street
Division Of the Highway De-
partment.
Mr.. Brinkley moved up the
ladder, and in 1910 was placed
in charge of the departments
planning division.
Chief Engineer
He will retire as chief en-
gineer Of the Office Of Planning
and Programing, which is one
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for swallowed fish-bones.
The safety services also re-
ports that q 5o-year-old woman
was treated for any eye injury
when she was accidentally
struck by her partner while
doing the twist"
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. Completely washable
. Sunfost and tubfost eoIoEs
. Dozens Of designer prints
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Rep. Edno Kelly
To Address Graduates

Representative Edna r.
Kelly. Democrat Of New York,
will speak to the 100 graduates
Of Marymount High School in
Arlington during commence
ment exercises at 1880 pm
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The Heeh co.-Foshion Fobries-Downtown Silver Spring.
PARknston. Prince Georges Ploz0 NARROW Heights
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tomorrow In the new Butte
Hall auditorium.
She viii be awarded the
Mother Gerard Phelan Medal
in recognition Of exemplary
leadership as q model Chris
tian woman in her home. career
and public life." The Mos
Rev. John ]. Russell. bishop q
Richmond, will preside.
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Combustion of Wood

NEW YORK. Exposed wood
and paper burst into flame
spontaneously if heated to 45O
TO $50 degrees. The ignition
temperature Of paint films,
however, is $50 to l 900 degrees.
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Population Doubles

BRASILIA.-Latin America
was the only major region In
the world that had a population
gain Of more than 100 per cent
in the last 40 years.
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Tic I'd:

Beautiful smooth combed eottons
Choose from eoIoFfuI Summer prints
Transition season exotic prints
All crease resistont :. washable
0 Luxurious permanent finish
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e.,

. combed Print Dress Lawns! . combed chambroy!
. Drip-Dv Transition Prints! . Lingerie Prints!
Evergoze-Finish Dress Lawns! Bordered SkiFtinss!
. combed BroodeIoth Prints! . Polished cottons!
. "Pompered Prints!" Mony one Of kind!
. Decorator BoFk-cIoth Prints!
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GH. June Cotton Adh which
ard dgh yh he who Eeyoh brings goumb
for and
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krh hned the
comp d kr and with
Nowm all ndl nol
Evening star., 1962-05-27

FAMOUS BRAND COTTON SATIN
COMPARABLE VALUE 1.49 YARD!
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wfy0u need&xt1u w,ir1ngmd MgYr fl

There five things consderbeore you sign
for fuhouse air-conditioning The quality of the unit
the quality of the installation the total installed price, the
performance guarantee, and the company who will service
the unit the years. Buy with your eyes open Get
several estimates and compare all counts Remember,
good unit improperly installed nadequatey guaranteed
will you money later in needless repairs and unsas
factory service Take nothing for granted Make the sales
spell detail for detail what you'll be getting fol
your money. Ask him point blank: s this all pay? Does
your advertised price include any necessary rewrng and
electrical heavy-up? If not, how much will it cost
Get it in writing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
P. 0! sox 1913
Formville. Va.
LEGAL,N NOTICE

COMMONWEALTH OF VIR.
GINA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult Court Of the County Of
Buckingham. on the 3Oth day
Of March, 1852.
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM
Plaintiff,
Against
All Of the Heirs at law of Aleck
Perkins and Victoria Perkins.
whose names and residences
are unknown, and who are pro-
ceeded against as PARTIES
UNKNOWN
Defendants.
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is to
sell for the delinquent taxes
and levies due thereon a tract
Of land in James River District
of Buckingham County Virginia,
containing 40 acres more or
less. and lying on James River
adjoining the lands Of Samuel
J. Joseph and the Eldridge es-
tate. And an affidavit having
been made and filed that the
defendants. all Of the heirs at
law of Aleck Perkins and Vic
toria Perkins. whose names and
residences are unknown, and
who are proceeded against as
PARTIES UNKNOWN" are not
resident of the State Of Virginia,
it is ordered that they do ap-
pear here within ten days after
due publication hereof, and do
what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste:
JOHN C. SPENCER, CLERK :.
JOHN B. BoATwRIGHT, p.q.
Buckingham, Va. 4-6-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
MIN
WANTED
II to s. \

to train as Heavy Equipment 3D.
orators. Training now available
on Bulldozer, motor graders, all
rubber self-propelled scraper and
draglines. Must train 3 weeks at
own expense. Budget terms ar
ranged, G. I. approved. JOB
Placement Service. Up to $3.50
per hour on satisfactory compile.
ton of training. Operators urgent.
~ needed as results of vast new
Is year program now getting un.
derway. II mechanically inclined
and interested In operating this
type Of machinery, write giving
name. address, phone, and pres.
ent working hours. to National
School of Heavy Equipment, %
The Farmville Herald.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
SERVICES

D r A WIN s Architectur-
al drawings for house plans and
alterations. Felix Barthelemy
Elk 2-4O39. Farmville. 1852
WELDING and Blacksmithing-
open daily from noon til 7 pm.
all day Saturday. Otto Durr-
beck. Powhatan. Phone LY 8
3Ol9. 46-2p
BUTCHERING = meat process
ing, deep freeze supplies. Bur-
gers Market. Farmville. Va.
3-2-20p( Fl
APPRA1SALS -. Real estate.
farm. residential. commercial
properties appraised. Herbert r.
Stokes. Farmville. Elk 2-5l65.
1882
WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickerson
Auction Co.. phone Elk 1926.
Farmville. 1O-2O-tf
COMPLETE SEP TIC TANK
SERVICE: cleaned, repaired and
new installation. w. w. Dicker-
son. phone Elk 2-3556. Farmville.
O-2O-tf
SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN
FIELDS INSTALLED, ditchinl
and terracing. Ayers BUILDING
Supply Co., phone Elk 2-3906.
Farmville. located on old Cum
berland Road. Jackson Heights
1-17-u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
ATKINS
REAL ESTATE
SPECIALS

REAL BARGAIN. 3 bedroom res
idence. living room. modern
kitchen. tiled bath, oil heat,
hardwood floors, beautifully
Handicapped. Located near new
Academy and recreation center.
Only $500. Terms.
JACKSON HEIGHTS, modern res
idence, living room, dining
room, 2 bedrooms, bath. Only
$500. u down.
BRICK RESIDENCE. 3 bed
rooms. living room, dining
room. kitchen, bath and large
basement. Situated on edge of
Farmville. Only $4,000 with "a
down, balance by the month.
$500 DOWN, balance like rent
buys beautiful residence near
Longwood College with four
bedrooms. large living room,
with fireplace. formal, dining
room. den, large kitchen, 2 full
baths, basement. oil hot water
heat, double garage, large lot.
Hurry on this one.
RESIDENCE, Jackson Heights.
modern 3 bedroom house with
tiled bath, large living room,
fireplace, dining room, kitchen,
and wooded lot. $11, 100. u down
$3.50 DOWN. balance like rent
buys modern residence of 3
bedrooms, formal dining room.
kitchen. large living room with
fireplace, bath, full basement
with recreation room. Central
oil heat. lot 1OOxl4O on Second
Avenue extension. Hurry on
this one.
$50 DOWN, $25 month, buys resi-
Dental lot near new recreation
center and Prince Edward
Academy.
RESIDENCE. modern 8 bedroom
home, hardwood floors. tile
bath. excellent location in
Farmville. $lO,5O0 with -
down.
RESIDENCE, modern 3 bedroom,
large living room. tile bath.
modern kitchen. oil heat. large
lot. $1,000.
RESIDENCE. 8 rooms. 2 full
baths, basement. oil heat. well
located in Farmville. $4,000.
8 ACRES on two state roads with
old 7 room house near Farm
Vile. $1,000.
RESIDENCE. beautiful brick
home with q acres on edge of
Farmville in excellent neighbor-
hood. 3 bedrooms, bath and
half. basement. garage. work
shop, fish pond. several acres
in high state of cultivation.
RESIDENCE. Brick with 4 acres
near Farmville. almost new
modern home, 3 bedrooms, 21s
baths. finished basement. dou-
BILE garage, oil heat, 3 porches.
Special at $22.50O. y down.
Several desirable homes in and
Farmville. Also several
lots, farms and timber tracts.
Several motels and investment
properties.
LANDoN ATKINS. Reoltor
FormvilIe. Va.
Phone EX 2-46o5 or
Ex 2-46o7
JIMMY ATKINS
Ex 2-4695 Or Ex 2-4eo7
or