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ARLINGTON, NORTH
OPEN PM. TIL DARK
$18,950
Ideal for Small Family
ARLINGTON RIDGE

3-bedrm.. 2la-bath brick Colonial
with lear garage. Priced below
the neighborhood and available for
immed. occupancy. OPEN SUN. /
to y at 1913 S. 21st ST. MONA
HAN REALTY. OF. 4-7OO0.
ARLINGTON, N.,-3 bedrms., brick
rambler, screened-in porch, room
air conditioners. Near school
OWNER, KE. 6-7797.
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METZLER REALTORS

our 40th Year in Real Estate"
24l7 Lee Hwy JA' 657676
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ARL.. 1900 BLK. s. 9th SIT.
bedrm., 2l3-bath brick Colonials
very convenient location. QUALITY
the large family at only $4,000
terms open. To reach: out Colum
bia pike, right on Wakefield. left
on 9th st. DTTTMAR CO.. INC.
OWNERS. ia. 4-S2SS.
ARL; 25 N. Garfield. Nice centei
hall brick home in desirable Ash.
ton Heights area. Al condition
See it today. ACME REALTY. ia
4-0196. ia. 2-142l.
ARL., n, MISSIONER HILLS -
Brick Colonial, > bedrms., den
separate din. rm.. full bsmt.. car.
port, large 1St trust can be as.
sumed. Sl4,5O0. BENOIT q AL.
VAREZ, Realtors. KE. S-6677.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ANNANDALE-ARL. ALEX.
ANNANDALE-s1s,5OO. New AIR
COND. listing. 3-bedrm.. "-bath
brk rambler. Huge rms. Iiv. rm.,
iirepl., large din. rm., cpenS TO
incl. patio. Complete cleo. kit.
Assume $4,000, 4Iaes loan. Sl14
mo. pays all. Easy terms arranged.
A real Showplace loaded with
extras! Call IA. 1-0290.
ARLINGTON-"westover" - Ultra
convenient location off Wash.
blvd. Reduced $1,000 for quick
sale. 2-bedrm. brick, full din. rm.,
equip. kit. Full basement. Un-
usually well built by Merwin Mace.
the master builder. Sli,g5O. Only
$3.50 down FHA. SS6 mo-, plus
I. and /. Call IA. s-O250.
ALEx.-off Duke St, near Cameron
Station. Sl6,50O. 3 bedrms.. :
baths, full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
semi-det. brick home. Full din.
rm., full size equip. kitchen. More
than $1,000 in extras incl. at
this price. Call for details. Only
$500 down FLA and sos mo. plus
t. and /. Call ia. 7-O29O.
ARLINGTON Cclose in). slO.a5O. ..
bedrm., Semi-det. rambler with
finished bsmt. usable as Sd bed.
rm. or rec. Tm. EQUIP. kit. Huge
summer-winter porch. Assume
$500 loan. S77 mo. pays all
Easy down payment arranged.
Milkey Realty, IA. 7-0250
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McLean-ASsume large GI loan on
this attrac., almost-new, 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick rambler. 32-ft. rec.
room with firepl. Fenced yard.
S26.500.
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ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH-MeLEAN
OPEN l TO6

Absentee owner has sLASHED
PRICE, wants immediate sale
for his VACANT. most-appeal-
ing 4-BEDRooM. 2h-BATH
BRICK BI-LEvEL on over ~
ACRE lot in the convenient
and popular SLEEPY HOLLOW
WOODS neishborhood. Just
block from bus. ASSUME BIG
GI LOAN, yours for $4,000.
Spacious foyer entrance to
LARGE FAMILY RIM. lge. bed
room and full bath on lst
floor, deliehtful. big kitchen
with eating space, private pa
tio off living rm.
DIR: Out Columbia pike (al-
most to Annandale), right on
Moss dr.. right on Forest Grove
Sign"
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ALEX. AREA - Assume 4hzG Gl
loan on this vork-saving, built-to-
last brick home, ideal location
dining room, equipped kitchen
rec. room and workshop space in
basement. Noting like 1t for
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C0BBDALE-OPEN SUNDAY
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tioue brk. ramb. with den or 4th
b.r., liv. rm., din. area with space
to spare. brkfst. rm., mod. kit, Z
full baths. spac. daylight walk-oui
bsmt. with lge. walnut panelec
rec. rm. with firepl. and pic. wind
Carport' h.-E.h.s lovely woodet
terms to suit you. CR. 3-28lO
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HOUSES Foa sALE-VA.

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tall trees too. on ls-aCre lot in
the finest neiehboThood in North
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iIL.. SO.-3-bedrm. Colonial. close
- Arlington Hill. cnny. to schools
snd shopping This immaculate
home with lovely Let offers: spa
6 o. lly I'M. vitN tIT6p!.. C'n. ru- o..
coup. kit. w/bkft. bar, Ia
baths, fin. rec. rm., scr. porch.
sep. garsGe. comp. fenced back
yard. fTicr@ ct -. 500. ASSurre ?
SiS.OeO ~ CT loan. Total
monthly paymt. Sl2l95. BY sppt
JA. i-l1S1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15

Podd Of Chicago. He cited mo-
tel competition as a primary
reason for the decline in hotel
occupancy from an average Of
more than 80 per cent in 1856
to 50 per cent now.
And although the ratio Of
net profit to total income from
motel operations has dropped
from IA per cent to 10 per cent
in the last 20 years, hotels are
operating at a ratio of about
2 per cent, Mr.. Podd said.
Allen J. Lowe, a Cleveland
hotel executive, said the only
chance for old hotels to sur
vive is to convert to a motor
hotel by remodeling completely
obtaining adjoining property
for parking and providing a
swimming pool.
Nominated as next years
president of the National As
ISOLATION of Real Estate Boards
was Daniel F. Sheehan, a real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15
CopIin Warns Realtors
On Expense Accounts

ance of a taxpayers trade or
business, is still allowable"
Mr.. Caplin said provisions of
the Revenue Act of 1862 make
it possible for the Internal
Revenue Service to eliminate
most of the widespread abuses
which he said have developed
through too-casual use of the
expense account.
Substantial tax loss has been
suffered by the Government
and heavier burdens inflicted
on the rest of the taxpayers
by those who have misused or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15
Terms to Be Spelled Out

The new law outlines specific
rules for deducting travel and
entertaining expenses directly
related to business, Mr.. Caplin
said, adding: THE Internal
Revenue Service is now en-
gagged in final preparation of
the regulations by which we
will spell out the precise en-
forcement program outlined by
the new statute. 1t will be a
vigorous, fair program"
Adequate records, substanti-
ated by corroborative evidence.
will be necessary from now on
when claiming travel and en-
tertainment expenses, Mr.. Cap
lin said, because the Revenue
Act of 1862 abolishes the So
called "Cohan rule" This rule
has allowed the taxpayer to es-
innate amounts of expens e
where there was evidence of an
expenditure but not Of its exact
amount.
The new law does not erase
all current deductions. nor does
it set forth a new class of al
lowable claims, the IRIS COM
missioner said. Instead it dis
allows deduction for certain
kinds of entertainment ex-
penses, limits certain travel de-
auctions, imposes strict re-
quirements on proper record
keeping, limits the deductable
amount of business gifts and
defines proximity rules to as
sure that entertainment anc
travel are closely related tc
furthering the business.
Hotel Rates Decline
The realtors also heard g
panel discussion on trends In
the hotel-motel field whic h
have seen luxury motels NOV
ing into the heart Of downtown
areas, and large older hotels re-
lying to a great extent on con-
vention business in their fight
to show profits.
Average room rates for no.
tells in some areas have started
to go down somewhat for the
first time since the end of
World War II, noted G. o.
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was nominated for a two-year
term on the Women's Coun-
ellis Board of Governors.
They are expected to be
elected at today's session in
Cobo Hall, Detroit's huge mod
ern convention facility where
the realtors 55th annual con-
vention is being held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15
Businessmen Elect

Stuart Krasner was re-
elected president of the Col
umbia Heights Business Mems
Association at their meeting
Tuesday. Other new officers in
clude C. w. Natter, first vice
president; Milton H. Gordon,
second vice president; Miss
Lillias Chopper, third vice pres
ident and H. C. Phillips, sec
rotary treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15
BY DAN POOLE
Star Real Estate Editor

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 15.-
Free wheeling, expense account
living is doomed as a way of
life, Mortimer M. Caplin, COM
missioner of the Internal Reve-
nue. Service, has told a nation
al convention of realtors.
Legitimate business expense
deductions, however. need
cause little concern" Mr.. Cap
lin explained. Bona fide travel
and entertainment expense, in
Cured principally in further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-15
Other Nominations

Also nominated for three
year terms on the board of
directors from the Washington
area were Clarence Dodge, jr.,
a past president of the Wash
ington Board of Re altors;
George w. DeFranceaux, outgo-
ing president of the District
board, and Carlos E. Dixon of
Suitland, a past president of
the Prince Georges County
Board of Realtors.
Mrs. Helen Chasanow of
Greenbelt, Md, was nominated
for a one-year term as regional
vice president of NAREB's
Women's Council, and Mrs,
Margaret L. Elliott of Bethesda
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disguised personal expenses as
business expenses, he told the
realtors.
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tor from st. Louis, Mo. He is
expected to be elected without
opposition at today's general
session to succeed Arthur P.
Wilcox of Boston.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Church Leagues
Begin Practices
Saturday

Church league basketball. I'M
der the auspices of the Farm
vile Memorial Recreation AS
ISOLATION, will begin play on
January 2 and 3 and every
Wednesday and Thursday there
after, with the girls playing ON
Wednesday nights and the boys
en- Thursday nights.
In the boys DIVISION, there will
once again be four teams but
tlis year The teams have been
mixed up considerably in an at
TEMPT to get more even teams.
BOYS through l6 years of age
viii be eligible.
Coaches for the boys league
viii be Charles Anderson and
Benny Higgins, Baptist; Tom
Hunter. Methodist: Chuck Stan
ley and Joel Artman, Presby-
terrain. and Dick Lash, Episco-
pal. Practice sessions will be
held o.. Saturday afternoons.
Girls League
The girls league will have a
senior and Junior league, with
the Juniors playing or Saturday
nights.
Coaches for the seniors will be
Cave, Baptist: Francis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Fulton Guest Speaker
Fulton Guest Speaker
Osborne, Andrews Receive Three
AwardsE Banquet

Co-captain Frankie Osborne
and halfback Mike Andrews
were the top honor recipients at
the Prince Edward Academy
football banquet Tuesday night.
Osborne and Andrews each re-
ceived three awards. two of
which they shared. Both boys
received awards for displaying
outstanding craftsmanship dur
ing the season.
Press-RadiO fward
The press and radio award
usually given to a single player,
was changed slightly for this
year. Both Frankie Osborne and
Mike Andrews received trophies.
Andrews was given his trophy
as a special acknowledgement
since it was felt that these boys
contributed equally to the team
This year.
Osborne's third award was for
the best defensive player while
Andrews received the award for
outstanding offensive ball play.
er.
Jerry Leese was named best
,locker on the team and Billy
Turns received the scholastic
ward, given each year to the
player with the highest class
Dom average.
Fulton Speaks
Guest speaker was Coach
Stokely Fulton. head football
,oach at Hampden-Sydney Col
ege. Fulton talked to the foot.
all team, cheerleaders a II &
special guests about the lessons
, boy learns While playing foot
ball and what it takes to make
a real team. He places teamwork
as the most important attribute
If a good ball team. and listed
our things. which he called the
'ABC'S' of teamwork.
The former Little All-Ameri-
AN said that a good football
player must have ambition first
# all. This ambition should
include the desire to excel and
his means being the b e s t.
Never settle for second best. Dc
your Job better titan anyone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

else.
Secondly in Fulton ABC's is
backbone. Backbone m S
saying no to things that are not
for the good of the team. 1t
also means staying with the
job until you get it DONE
Be Confident
Next Fulton listed confidence.
"A boy must have confidence in
his coach. his teammates, his
system and himself. If you think
you can do something, you can
do it through work
The S Of the ABC's Fulton
used is sacrifice. You m u S t
pay the price Of victory. You
will have to give up lots Of
things you like to do to be a
good team man. You must be
willing TO work at football rath-
er than play at something
else. Be able to accept the bad
with the good. Study and keep
your grades up and this means
extra work and q budgeting of
your time, before and after
practice
Fulton said that each of these
things will make a man a sue
cess in business as we'll as on
the football field. he said tina.
IN any job a person has he must
be able to work with others and
nowhere can this lesson be
taught better than On the foot
ball field.
The Academy has a lot to be
proud Of. 1t took real teamwork
to make your school possible
and keep it going. l think your
coach and headmaster Bob Gill
mer fulfills the ABC's of team
work as we'll as any person l
know. He has given his all to
this school and l feel as if he
is an idol to the community
Tri-Captains
Coach Gilmcr announced that
three boys will serve as tri-
captains of next years football
team, Calvin Wilkerson. Chuck
Pattescn and Robert Jenkins.
The following were given let
tiers for the first time. Jackie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

Evans, Mike Andrews. LLOYD
johnson, Tom Fulcher. w a d e
Simpson, Bill Garland, Nelson
Bolt, Chuck Green, Ricky Cham
bers, Robert jenkins, Andy And
reWs, Nelson Johnson. Chuc k
Weaver. Earl Lamherth. Bobby
Martin, Danny Locklair
Graham Webster. ard Stuart
Metcalf, manager.
Gifts Presented
The football team presented
Coach Gilmer and assistant
coach George Ferguson with
blue sport coats as tokens Of
their appreciation, They also
presented Al Smith. WFLO radio
announcer and sportscaster. and
Billy Franklin. who helped Gil
mer throughout the season. with
special gifts.
Cheerleaders showed their
gratitude to their adviser. Mrs.
/. c. Coleman by presenting her
With a cand!elabra.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
&As&n .1ke,w
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Six Tigers On All-MD Team

Six Hampden-Sydney Tiger football players were named
to the All Mason-Dixon Conference grid squad for 1862 which
was released this week. The team is chosen by the coaches of
the Mason-Dixon teams. Four Tigers were named to the first
team and two received honorable mention.
Quarterback Freddie Mitchell, fullback Lewis Everette, end
Joey War and guard Mike Vaughan were named to the first
team with center George Perkins and tackle Otis Bradley re-
ceiving honorable mention.
The only repeater from last years team is Lewis Everette,
the Sill" fulback from Danvine, who has already received
several honors in the state. Mitchell, who has received honorable
mention status for the last two years, made the ALI squad
after making the shift from halfback to quarterback.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

Mike Vaughan, a first team
guard pick, is only a sophomore.
Mike is no longer in school, hav-
ing dropped out at the end of
the first quarter. but will be
back to anchor his guard spot
again next year. joey War. an
E. c. Glass product from Lynch
burg. made the switch to end in
good fashion and was one Of
Stokely Fulton'S most improved
ball players this year.
The squad is relatively small
in statue with the hardnoSed line
averaging only>l87 pounds and
the backfield averaging 179
pounds, with Everette the larg-
est.
It is extremely hard to pick
one outstanding ball player
from a team and this years
Prince Edward Academy squad
presented more of a problem
than usual with end and co-cap-
tain Frankie Osborne and half
back Mike Andrews on the same
squad.
Both boys are the kind of ball
players every coach would like
to have IL of. On the field they
give you 100 per cent effort
both in practice ard at game
time. Off the field they are per-
feet gentlemen and both have
fine records in classwork. Per
haps this is the reason the two
were SO equally horored at the
Academy BANQUET Tuesday
night.
Osborne has been a top per-
former for coach Bob elmer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Tigers Knock Off Randolph-M Macon
For Top Spot In Fl. Lee Tourney

Hampden-Sydney built up a
SAP halftime lead but with Fl.
Lees two fine guards Herb Lee
and Brandenburg hitting consis-
tently from outside. their lead
was cut gradually and the game
was tied $3.50 with three min
utes left to go.
Here. Phil Lots and Hardin
scored consecutive field goals to
give the Tigers a four-point
margin and Fl. Lee never
caught up. Lott finished with Is
points and Norwood Davis add
ed 10 and his usual fine floor
game.
Game scoring honors went to
the Travellers Herb Lee, who
hit the nets for IS points.
FIT. BELVOIR
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

Three teams in District 3 are
undefeated in league competition
after the third week of PLAY.
with Brunswick en- top with a
40 record. Only one win behind
are Park View and Randolph
Henry.
O'TooIe Stars
Teddy O'Toole continued to
pace the Park View Dragons as
he pitched in q points in his
teams 1886 win over Victoria.
Martin had 10 for the losers.
O'Toole was once again the Of
fensive star against Bluestone as
he notched "a points in Park
Views 44-27 victory over Vic
toria. O'Toole is averaging %
points per game after three con-
tests.
Randolph : Henry added an
other win with a 44-36 victory
over Emporia. Hardin and Par
ham paced the winners with Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

Andrews, Methodist: Mary Bald
win and Linda Sheffield, Presby-
terrain. No coach has been nam
ed for the Episcopal team.
Junior coaches will be from
the high school team with Mrs.
c. H. Eppard heading the entire
program.
Junior girls will practice from
3-5 pm. on Friday, senior girls
1912 on Saturday. and boys will
practice from Ia on Saturday
afternoons.
Ray Noblin will once again run
the clock for all games.
Chuck Stanley reminds all
girls and boys interested in
playing this year to please at
tend practice sessions this week
SO the team rosters can be COM
pleted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

for three years in a row ant
t though weighing only 10
pounds. made his weigh: felt b.
many an opponent who tried to
skirt his end or run irterfer
ference his way. He was a fine
pass receiver who ran we'll aft
er catching the ball and was one
OF Gilmer'S top blcckers.
Andrews thrilled fans all yeal
with his hard running from the
halfback slot. Andrews and Os-
bourne teamed up often on long
passes, several of which pulled
out ball games late in the con
test. Andrews worked just as
hard on defense and perhaps
was in on as many tackles as
anyone or the team.
4 .
Congratulations are in hand to
coach Bill Pegram and h
Tiger basketball team for theil
recent accomplishments in the
Ft. Lee Invitational Tournament
The Tigers hope to make two
Journeys i'll a row when they
play in the New Bedford Christ
mas tournament in Massachu-
sets Dec. % and "a. Bill Har-
din deserves a special pat or
the back for being chosen Most
Valuable Player in the Fl. Lee
tourney.
The Tigers are home now en-
joying a short Christmas holiday
and Coach Pegram hopes h e
hearty Christmas. dinners don't
slow his fast-breakine boys. The
Tigers have Won their last six
games.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League


RESULTS: WSVS 4. Prince
Edward 0; SafeWay 5, Farmers
Supply Co. l, and Farmville
Dairy Isle 3, Tastee Freez l.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game Ernest Robertson, POI. In
dividual high three game set
Frank Smith, 494. Team high
game WSVS. 1858. Team h
set Farmville Dairy Isle, 2765.
STANDINGS: WSVS 44-l6:
Prince Edward Mills 41-19; Safe
way z8l2-3ll2; Tastee Freez 27-
80: Farmville Dairy Isle 2Ol2-
1872. and Farmers Supply Co.
1874.