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Evening star., 1962-01-15

month OF his first term.
President Kennedy presents
his budget to Congress Thurs
day.
The 1868 request will be
roughly $640 million more than
Congress appropriated last year
and about $135 million more
than Mr.. Kennedy requested.
Latin Aid Included
This time, however, the ad.
ministration has included ir
the regular foreign aid budget
a 5000 million request for the
Alliance for Progress to helr
Latin American development
Last year a $500 million ALI.
ance for Progress appropriation
and $100 million for reconstruc.
ton in quake-Shattered Chile
were passed separately.
The Budget Bureau informed
the director of the new Admin.
istration for International De-
velopment, Fowler Hamilton
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Harrison Silent
On Tax Views
Withholding Plun
Struggle Seen
BY ALEX. r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

RICHMOND, Jan. 15.--An
income tax withholding pal
today shaped up as one of the
most controversial issues to
face the 1862 Genertl Assembly
as a newly inaugurated Gov
ernor declined to take a stand
on the issue.
Gov. Harrison in an address
to a joint session of the Legis-
lature said, further examina-
ton Of the budget and the bill
that you will propose calling
for appropriations will be nee
essary before I reach a firm
conclusion"
His predecessor, j. Lindsay
Almond, jr., who retired from
office Saturday, willed Gov
Harrison a proposed $1.4 billion
record budget with an income
tax withholding plan as a
means of financing it.
Said Gov. Harrison: It's ad-
vantage is that it makes pos
sible the collection Of the in
come tax from many who
otherwise evade it."
Objection Also Cited
But again he said, "the mos
serious objection to any with
holding plan. Federal or State
is that it provides a relatively
painless way of paying taxes
It is not desirable to anesthe.
tize the taxpayer in any way
that tends to make him un-
aware Of the amount he pays u
Yet, later in his prepared ad-
See VIRGINIA. Page b.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
1900 Women
Pickets Here
NucIeur Protest
On Despite Rain
BY DAN GOTTLIEB
Star Staff Writer

About $500 women from the
Eastern Seaboard, armed with
posters, petitions and balloons,
but very few raincoats or UNI
brellaS, arrived in a downpour
in Washington today to picket
the White House.
Calling tn selves the
"Women'S International Strike
for Peace" the group is pro-
testing the resumption of at
mospheric nuclear testing and
urging universal disarmament.
The 1,500 arrived on one
third-mile-long Pennsylvania
Railroad train shortly before
pm. The count of passengers
on the chartered train was
given by District Passenger
Manager J. H. S. Whine. A
spokesman for the New York
contingent of WISP said
several hundred more than
the railroads 1,500 count got
on the train with individual
tickets.
"The More Heroic"
Look what they did to us!"
said one woman as she got
off the train and saw the rain.
1T makes it all the more
heroic" CONNIE ented Mrs.
Christopher B. Wilson of
Washington, organizer of the
group, which began last fall
here as a result of "a few
phone calls" among some
women.
Many Of the women were
carrying or wearing posters,
paper hats and banners with
messages such as:
"This Shelter Hat Makes as
Much Sense as Any Plan for
CD; Don't Delay-Disarm
Today" and Peace or Perish u
Some of them, like Mrs. John
P. Hall of 5100 Cathedral ave-
nue. NV, a member of the
welcoming delegation at Union
See MARCHERS, Page At
Evening star., 1962-01-15

Edlin gained the appointment
on a Sunday morning some two
months ago, he didn't talk
about the Linda City develop
ment.
(He began a discussion, in
stead, of the First Continental
Savings and Loan Association,
See BOYKIN, Page B-1
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Dutch Sink Indonesiun PIT Boot
Hague Silent
On Whether
Clash Is War
Two Other Vessels
intercepted OFF
New Guinea

HOLLANDIA, New Guinea,
Tuesday, Jan. 16 (AP). - An
Indonesian torpedo boat was
sunk yesterday by Dutch patrol
ships inside West New Guinea's
territorial waters on the south
coast, the navy said today.
At least three Indonesian
motor torpedo boats were in
tercepted and a second may
have been sunk, the navy said.
The other intruder fled.
(The Dutch news agency
quoted the navy commander in
Hollandia as saying it was
thought the Indonesian war
craft might have been the van
guard for an invasion. A Dutch
Defense Ministry spokesman at
The Hague refused to comment
when asked whether the clash
meant an actual state of war
between the Netherlands and
Indonesia.)
Indonesia has threatened to
seize West New Guinea by
force if necessary and Dutch
officials at Biak report small
bands of Indonesians have be-
gun infiltration but are being
rounded up. They said some
have been killed in clashes
with Dutch patrols.
Fired Warning Rounds
The Navy spokesman said
the Indonesian torpedo boats
were intercepted near Etna
Bay. This is a region within
easy range of some of the east
ern Indonesian islands believed
used as a base for the infil-
traitors.
The Hollandia naval chief,
Comdr. R. M. ELDERS, was
quoted as saying the Dutch
ships opened fire only after
sending a number of warning
rounds. He added that one In
donesian vessel-believed to be
a motor torpedo boat-was
sunk and the other Indonesian
ships fled.
(Best guessing was that the
Indonesian craft operate d
from Amboina, a small island
off Ceram, about $50 miles
from the nearest New Guinea
point.
(The Amsterdam newspaper
Nieuws Van de Dag quoted the
Dutch naval chief of staff in
Hollandia as saying the Indo-
nesian naval force numbered
four or five ships)
Up to 200 Invaders
Hendrix Assink, district Of
ficer of Biak, estimated the to-
tai number of invaders at per
haps a couple of hundred"
Their purpose, he said, is to try
to stir UP unrest among the
Papuan population.
The Indonesian bands "have
been a total loss as they have
not been supported with sup
! plies" he added.
They cannot live in the
jungle so they come to villages
and the people tell us right
away" he continued.
Mr.. ASSink said some Of the
infiltrators we're former en-
ployes in New Guinea who re-
turned in groups of 20 or 30
See NEW GUINEA, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Congo Votes
Stiff Censure
Of Giizenga
Pro-Communist
Deputy Premier
Virtual Prisoner

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo,
Jan. is (AP).-The Congo
Parliament by an overwhelm-
ing majority censured Antoine
Gizenga today for his defiance
Of the central Congo govern
ment. The pro-Communist
Deputy Premier was a virtual
prisoner of United Nations
and Congolese forces encircling
his residence in Stanleyville
The government announced
Mr.. Gi1enga had agreed to END
his self-imposed exile and re-
turn to Leopoldville by Satur-
day after his personal body
guard surrendered yesterday to
Congolese troops. But his
capitulation came too late to
avert the parliamentary wrath
After a brief but angry de-
bate, the vote in the Chamber
of Deputies was 81 for the
censure motion, a single vote
against it, and four abstentions
Once Mr.. Gizenga was a ma
tionalist, one deputy told the
tense chamber, but today he
has become a terrorist, an an
archist and a criminal.
Way Open for Custer
The parliamentary action left
the way open for Premier Cy-
rifle Adoula to oust Mr.. Gil
zenga from the deputy premier
ship he accepted last August
but never actually filled.
One deputy said Mr.. Gizen-
gas gendarmes who battled
Congolese troops in Stanley
vile over the week end were in
every way comparable to the
foreign mercenaries fighting fol
President Noise TShombe ir
Katanga Province.
Nearly 800 Of Mr.. Gizenga's
gendarmes-hiS military army
in Stanleyville-have been dis
armed and taken prisoner by
central government troops un-
der Gen. Victor Lundula, the
U. N. reported.
One platoon Of about Is Gi.
zengiSt troops remains to be
neutralized, the U. N. added
but they were being rounded
up in the bush around Stanley
vile.
Gordon Around Mansion
A tight Gordon of U. N. ETH.
opians and Gen. Lundula's mer
surrounded Gizenga's riverside
mansion, keeping the Lumum.
bist leader isolated until a de-
cision is reached on what tc
do with him.
A U N. spokesman said the
Ethiopians gave Gen. Lundula
their full support during fight
ing yesterday that broke the
resistance to the central gov
ernment forces. But the U. N
troops did not have to fire a
shot.
No further casualties were
reported. Up to the end oil
fighting yesterday IA Congo
lese troops were reported
killed.
Mr.. Gizenga's fate seemed
to rest with parliament and the
cabinet of Mr.. Adoula, bott
hostile to the late Patrice
Lumumba's political heir anc
impatient at his continued de.
fiance of the central govern.
ment.
The rapid collapse of Mr.
Gizenga's gendarmerie 'indi.
Gated that the actual arrest ot
the renegade deputy premier
was not necessary at this time
but Congolese sources woulC
not rule out an arrest in thu
near future.
Thirty : four guards posteC
See CONGO, Page Al
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Kennedy Plans to Ask
$40 Billion Aid Fund
Biggest Request Since "a includes
Outlay for Lutins, Cut in Military Help
By EARL III. VOSS
Star staff Writer

President Kennedy plans to recommend that Congress
appropriate 100000 foreign the 1868
fiscal year beginning July /.
It the biggest foreign aid request President Esen
hover asked for 900 for fiscal 1854 the opening
Evening star., 1962-01-15
WHAT AN A-WAR
WOULD BE LIKE

A NUCLEAR ATTACK on the
United Stotes could doom millions,
Richard FrykIund, Stor stoff writer,
reports. For his summoy of what
Pentoson civil defense specialists
think on otOmie war might be like,
read the second Of his series on
Shelters and SurivoI," on Poee
AT.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
D. c. Asks PoyroI| Tax
Or More u. S. Funds
Commissioners Cite Increasing Number
Of Young, Aged as Big Eorners Leave
BY SAM EASTMAN
Star staff Writer

Congress asked today to make this choice: Give
District authority to levy payroll tax increase
the Federal payment to the city.
The Commissioners made this proposal in their annual
State of the Nations Capital report delivered to members
of Congress-
The request for either higher annual Federal grant or
Evening star., 1962-01-15
TILE wEATuED. Full Report
Jill VL~S'LN. on Poae 81

District and vicinity-Rain ending tonight
with low near 80 degrees Mostly sunny
tomorrow with high in middle 3Os. High
and low Of past "a hours: High, so, at 2
pm. today; low, 33, at 7:2O pm. yesterday.
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satnfasyl SUNDAY sa.m. 10 mIanlght.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
by Andrew +. Enuehouf C.S. ~
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Fafher-hofher God, sl-har.
monovs ip TO- Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission who wildly the grace of God-do Fruehauf.
Martin Luther Job in this age !! And how Science &
Health our textbook is Gods Liberafor of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniquity"
The "iukewsrn" live in fools paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" JEsUs)
VERY NEATLY DRESSED, WHITE JAcKETED
CHOIR. GAVE THEIR UNsELFIsH SERVICES, AND WERE
A CREDIT TO THEIR DIRECTOR AND THEIR CHURCH.
THE OPENING HYMN JOYOUS IN BOTH WORDS
AND MUSIC AND QUITE ACCEPTABLE TO THIS IN
DEPENDENT, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CRUSADER.
The SCRIPTURE READING WAS QUITE
APPROPRIATE
BISHOP PIKE WAS GIVEN A VERY GRACIOUS IN.
PRODUCTION - AS BEING ONE OF THE FOREMOST
PROTESTANT RELIGIOUS LEADERS OF THE coUN-
TRY
BISHOP PIKE is a GRACIOUS LIKEABLE LEAD.
Err. AND WE PROPHECY WONDERFUL YEARS AHEAD
FOR THIS GRACIOUS RELATIVELY YOUNG LEADER -
IN HIS 40s.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SPECIMENS OFFERED
TO- AND ACCEPTED. BY THE DEAR BISHOP.
See LENT, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
'GoD-eIvEN POWER TO CREATE A CHILD!

SEX IS NEITHER MORAL, NOR
IMMORAL IS AM0RAL' !
Rev. james BeoI, Bethesda Missionary Temple.
WJLB Radio - Tues, Feb
VOICE OF ONE CRYING IN THE WILDER
NESS - OF ONE ONLY PARTIALLY LIBERATED -
SATAN BOUND" PREACHER SEX AND
THE HUMAN BODY OF ADAMS EWES MURDERous
GAINS. JUDAsES. KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD! = IS REPUDlATED BY THE
c-H-IL-DL.E-s-s CHRIST JESUS - THE WAY.
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL We Do!
JESUS HoNoRED GOD AS THE ONE AND
ONLY REAL PARENT - APPREHENDjNC TIE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or GODS OFF,
SPRING. OUR TRUE BEING - ADAM-EvELEss
NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING SPIRITUAL
cHRIsTLikE - NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN
or A SINNER WOMAN, UNcLEANl (Job)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
THE WELL HAS A BOTTOM"
GROWING ECONOMIC THIRST FOR WATER"

BY Leon Lindsay. Staff Writer Of The
Christian Science Monitor 81
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ATTN ANTI CHRIST. SATANIC, re. BIRTHS
FLOODS LUNkCY F.! TREASON ! MULTIPLYING
LIKE RABBITS SINNERS J. DEVILS
ADAMS, Ewes
YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMON.
OUS" NEVER HAS. NEVER WILL CREATE HUMANS
ADAMS. EWES, MURDEROUS GAINS JUDASES
KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHIC.
LOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHOOD -
REPUDIATED BY YOUR SAVIOUR, THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE Do!
See THE WELL, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
LENT = ORTHODOX; AND
CHRIST. SCIENTIST.

THE RT. HON. BISHOP JAMES A. PIKE, EPISCOPAL
DIOCESE OF CALIFORNIA. OPENED DETROIT coUN-
Gil OF CHURCHES LENTEN SEASON AT THE CENTRAL
METHODIST CHURCH. WE'D. NOON, 81.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ITS PUBLISHER ATTENDED, AND REPORTS
GATHERING OF OVER 900 WE WERE SHOWN A SMALL,
MECHANICAL RECORDER - IT WAS CONSIDERED
GOOD ATTENDANCE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
SATAN BOUND TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCI
GUEST PREACHER, WMUz. FRIDAY.
FER. q TAO PM

CRITICAL OF OTHER RELIGIONS - FOR EXAM
PIE; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - SAYING: a MAN
ENTERS A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING
ROOM AND LEARNS THAT MAN IS GODS PER-
Feet IDEA
SIN IS UNREAL =, IMPLYING THAT Is NOT GOO
PREACHER IS SATAN BOUND - SEE!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR PREACHER: YOU ARE EVOLVING TO-
WARDS BECOMING A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST -
CHRIST JESUS BEING NO. II
AND OUR GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
WOMAN or REVELATION I2:I,s, FREQUENT.
LY STATED HER POSITION: FOLLOW YOUR
LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS
CHRISTI
DEAR PREACHER: MANY, MANY PREACHERS
PHYSICIANS, NURSES, HAVE BEEN SATAN
BOUND" sKEPTIcS OF OUR MARVELLOUS, I'M
PERATIvE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, SCIENCE
or SCIENCES" or THE uNIvERsEi = THE
Sec TEMPLE BAPTIST, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

TT TS ~ FtfS1' SO5sss z LJs
Is STILL DsvIL-DEF RAUDED, INDICATING :
LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE: THE DEVIL
USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE!
REV. HUBBARD. NOT HAVING SUBMITTED TO
THE SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTH,' SPIRITUAL PURI.
FIcATIoN, OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH,
SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE
OF FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST
MARY BAKER EDDY. WOMAN OF REVEAL
TON l2:l,5. AND HER MAN CHILD - HEALER
OF INDIVIDUALS AND THE NATIONS,
REvELATOR OF THE REAL - THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH AND THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF HE READ
PORTIONS OF GENESIS, AND CHARGES GOD
WITH RAISING up 'PHoNY.' BURLEsoUE,
See PASTOR. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

DR.. AND MRS. NARRAMORE. GRAND EvANGE
LISTlc, PSYcHIATRIc, PSYcHoLO cIcAL ADVISER!
BUT, NOT YET LIBERATED FROM THE
SATANIC, MYTHICAL, ADAMEvE "LORD-CO
lUNACY
CANNOT. DARE NOT, GIVE PURE, COMPLETE
ANSWERS, OFTEN SO iMPERATivELY
NEEDED - AVAILABLE IN MY, GODS, ONE AN
ONLY INFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE! BIBLE!
PASTOR MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK,
"SciENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" BY GREATEST MARY. BAKER ED,
WOMAN or REVELATION l2:l.5. GIVING on
INTERPRETATION OF THE LORDS PRAYER pp
IT, " THEREIN AND REVEALING FOR TIL
FIRST TIME IN HUMAN HISTORY: Jour FATHEF
See DIVORCES. Page
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OWN & COUNTRY
CT. $1,000 9 tn 6

wall oven, table-top
range, dishwasher, DISPOSAL. ex-
haust fan, eating space, outside
entrance and pass-through bar to
large bedrms., ia baths, iiv.
rm. with sliding glass doors to
Pentagon and d. c. S22,95O.
TOWN & COUNTRY
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

BRENNAN PARK-spIt-leyel, a
bedrms.. Ia baths. rec. rm., cen
trail air cond. on quiet Guide
sac, walk to elem. schl. OWNER,
FL 4-7542.
BRIDES NEST-Only $500 down
including settlement charges. and
total monthly paymts. Of SEQ wiz
buy this delightful 3-bedrm. a.
bath economy home. BETTER
THAN NEW condition. Equipped
kitchen, coy dining rm., lovely
fenced lot BETTER HURRY
There's only one. CHARLTON or
VIRGINIA, INC. Realtors, OR.
3-40O6.
By OWNER : 3-bedroom rambler,
A A.T,s g;esd n back. cleo: KIT
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patio. Open after $3.50 pm. Gail
for directions. 703-GY. 4-6271.
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Ec.:Es FOR sALE-VA.
tcONT1hUEpl
A VIRGINIA CLASSIC
NEAR
GREAT FALLS, VA.


This recently restored strueturally
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lected shTubbeTy, has. in addition
to its orislnal warmth and charm.
al modern facilities. including
air Conditioning. hot-Eates heat
Ing d.shvasher.. deeptreeze. etc.
First floor has charming entrance
han. living and dtniEg rooms with
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This historic dwelling Is immacu-
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The property also oVerlooks the
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Country Club. Fer those who
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this is 1t. For appointment to
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
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CHILDREN'S
PARADISE

JUST FIVE MINUTES FROM ?
CORNERS in a lovely wooded ares
within walking distance OF eie-
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2.BATH BRICK RAMBLER with
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FHA SCI. 400. Brk. Colonial. 8 bed
rms. Ia baths. sep. din. rm..
screened porch. fenced back I'd.
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AK. AREA-REAT RENf
20. 5-AIOO
REALTORS

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SPOTLESS CONDITION. Huge hv-
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has BARBECUE. Small down pay
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HOUSES EoR SALE-VA.

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lat Tons and shops). right TO
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S BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS

5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
3-year-old custom built WHITE
BRICK RAMBLER REALLY Situated
amidst PRIVATE FOREST Of pines
and dogwoods on OVER h-ACRE
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IMMACULATE THROUGHOUT,
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THRoUoHoUT. All SedS 70 y 8
take twin beds). Dream kitchen
mas table space. private Screened
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ITS JUST S34,9O and we'li
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,OPEN

CORAL HILLS, 5So7 Park I'd
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out bsmt., screened porch. built in
garage, walk to shopping center,
1 blk. TO elem. school, 2 blks. to
express bus. FLA appraised at
$4,000. 10. $3.50.
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$12,750

Tri County Rlty., Inc.
lee Hwy. at Warwick OR. $4,000
CAROLINE COUNTY = Colonial
home in perfect condition. stu
ated on STA rolling acres. on a
quiet country road 25 miles north
Of Richmond. rs south of Wash
ington. Full basement with tile
floor, first floor living room with
fireplace large spacious hail, bed
room with sunroom attached. full
bath. Second floor, 4 bedrooms.
2 with fireplace. with outside en-
trance. Guest house in yard with
. rooms and bath. all on / floor.
Guest house now rents for S45
per month. Farmland now rents
Tor $500 a year. This property
must be seen to be appreciated.
Immediate possession. Price S2S.-
800. ! down. balance can be ar
ranged on easy terms. DUNNING-
TON REALTY COMPANY, Bowling
Green, Virginia. Phone MElrose
3-44O0 or MElrose 1854.
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ALEX.-DEL RAY-S17,2OO
Rambler-everything on one
floor. Big living room, din
with breakfast space. 2
very large bedrms. and tile
batn. Full basement. patio,
driveway and nice corner
fenced lot. Abundant flowers,
trees and shrubs. Almost a
new house. Excellent condi-
ton See Ii now! Ewes,
k1. S-1S32).
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTORS XII. 9-a63t
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BUNGALOW

MCLEAN AREA
Nicely freed semi-rural lot and
sood home with 3 bedrms., din.
fin I'm; 23g Nt; paISs nsInt' Easy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

Hospital. Nelps

There were so hospital pa
tients Monday morning -
adults and eight babies.
Patients Admitted
&C. w. Gates. Rice: Mrs. j.
p. Berry. Farmville; Miss Ma
bel Swoope. Buckingham: J. H.
Wilson. Blackstone; Mrs. R. L.
Chapman. FarmviIle: Mrs. L.
H. C,.sbip. Rochester. N. Y: l..
H. Corbin. Rochester, N. Y:
Miss Wanda Evans. Fasmvllle:
Mrs. R. NJ. Thackston. Farm
vile: Mrs. Charles Weaver
Green Bay.
Also. Mrs. F. W. Harris.
Farmville: Mrs. H. B. Hol,
singer, Farmville: Reli:ord Mel,
son, Cumberland; Mrs. L. L.
Yeats. Burkeville: MIS-. F. N
Jones. Farmville; Mrs. Frank
Bowen. Burkeville: Paul D
Jones. Farmville: Mrs. Ella
Rowe. Keysville; Mrs. j. F.
Fleming, Cumberland, ard Miss
Minnie Spencer. Charlotte,
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. McCor.
mick. Crewe. boy, Jan. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Mason,
Farmyille. girl. Jan. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hodges,
Crewe. boy. Jan. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dixon
Burkeville, girl, jar. IA.
C0lOred Patients
Ida Gillian, Farmville, anC
Edna Jackson. Farmville.
C0lOred Births
Henderson and Annette Walk
er, Pamrlin, girl. Jan. II.
Henry and Florine Haskirs
Rice. girl. Jan. 10.