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Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08

II Is hereby ordered that
the sum of S384.75 be paid tc
PaTham II. Williams for max.
ing 3 copies of the Home,
stead Exemption Roll.
The Clerk of the Board is
hereby directed to issue war.
rants in payment of all bonds
and coupons as they are pre-.
sented for payment.
1t is hereby ordered that
Mrs. I. c. PavaH and Mrs. J.
r. Bowie be appointed Trus-
tees Of the Holmes County
Library.
1t is hereby ordered that
Edward Flemming be appoint
ed Trustee from District No.
Four of the Holmes County
Community Hospital.
1t is hereby ordered that
the sum of $500 per month
be paid to Minnie Gwin for
the care of May B. Clark, an
INDECENT sick person; and the
sum of $500 per month be
paid Ida B. Johnson for the
care Of Ida B. Johnson, an
INDECENT sick person: and the
sum of $3.50 per month be
paid to Mrs. Margaret Ward
for the care of Mrs. Olive Ty-
son, an INDECENT sick person. 1t
is hereby ordered that the
sum of $4,000 be paid to Mrs.
Cora Pettus for the care OF
Mrs. Inell Poe and Mr.. Char
lie Bradford, all payments to
be paid out of the Pauper
Fund.
1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable as follows: l. C..
Johnson $4,000; o. R. Camp
bell $4,000; w. Leslie Smith
$4,000; Estell Scott $780, 90:
w. w. Salley $780, 90; Parham
H. Williams $500; Mrs. And
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08
ROAD N BRIDGE
FUNDS

RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Sept. LIST, 1862
120, 4O9.97
Budget for II months
426, 61O.O0
Months receipts q, $685.
Bridge receipts 18,126.51
Previous IL months receipts
355, 2O6.6 go
Total receipts to date
1916, O18.3
Uncollected Budget 81, 591. 81
EXPENDITURES
Cash on hand Oct. 1, 1862
1876, 833.11
Budget for II months
1926, $1,000
Months allowances 15,8O6.21
Bridge allowances 1924
Previous IL months allowance
1855, ST.. "a
Total allowances to date
800, 066.4 40
Budget balance for 1 month
36,543.51
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08

In Re: Separate Road Dist
riot No. S.
The Road Report for Sepa-
rate Road District No. 5 hav-
ing been filed with the Board,
and the same having been O.
ked by the Board, it is here
by ordered that the following
accounts be allowed due and
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08

3,129.92; Norman Stewart
1904 Bilbo Marshall $50. 90;
Joe Gilmore $50. 90; j. p. Ma
lone, Jr. 10000; Larris Fer
rell 10000; Hutchinson & AL
len Lumber Co. 3o7.12; Thur
mond's 1852; Choetaw, Inc.
49, AZ, Planters Hardware
Co. l7.62. ID. III. Dew 527. 80;
Roy Chisolm ll4.50; Hutchinson
< Allen Lumber Co. IS. %:
Spell Bros. 274.00: Willie Phil
lips 1880. Sam Glaster 100:
Hammit Miles 1900; Silas
Steed 24.00; w. w. Dendy
Holmes County Coop. 1850;
Lexington Concrete & Block
Co. 69.75; f. j. Mclean 60. 90.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08

In Re-. Separate Road Dist
riot No. 4.
The Road Report for Sepa.
rate Road District No. 4 hav-
ing been filed with the Board
and the same having been O
ked by the Board, it is hereby
ordered that the following ac-
counts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
Goodyear Service Store ~ %
Lion Service Station eNO
Jimmy Jones Auto Elec.
Service 20 M
|Landers Machine Works S Ok
Yazoo Elec. Power Assn. 10 OK
Planters Hardware Co. 1903
Miss. Road Supply Co. 1851
Shields Oil Co. 400 m
Welders Supply Co. 1903
~Petermann Gravel Co. 20 90
IS. W. Hearn 1ao 40
w. Nixon 2n M
Lexington Auto Parts Co. 1858
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-08
GENERAL FUNDS
DISBURSEMENTS

Amt. Exp.Amt. ExpUnexp.
Current Fiscal Budget
Month Year Balance
Office and Adm.
5,972.S6 SO, 733.2S 4,211.S2
Judicial, etc.
1,769.S1 2 ,796.09 5,403.91
Health & Sanitation
1883 17,244.51 1,735.49
Charities
2,195.25 23,580.71 1929
Farm & Home
1,519.S4 20, 061.0 4 238.9 90
Main. of Bldg.
2,269.S2 10,497.6 So 6,352.37
Library
LOFTS 12,465. SO IA AZ
Capital Outlay
A.09 81 81
Welfare Cinst. & Other
10,653.91 80, 400. ga
mnnATC
, 1962-04-25

OIOlA d pace THAT Is O6COHll1lS
more and more commercial, pro-
gressive and industrial.
To the members Of the public,
would like to say that the police
job, by its very nature, is a nor
mally tough one, but a tough job
can be made pleasant if you as
sist US in the performance of our
duties. BY that / do not mean that
you should assume duties and res
possibilities as the average mem
Der of this force, but / do NEAR
that when you criticize it should be
done constructively and to the pre-
per authorities, who have the res.
possibility Of correcting any ex.
isting defects. On the other hand
when a job has been done well
be lavish and loud IN your APP,
probation of such job. You car
make a tough job tougher than il
really is, by critizing for criticism
sake, but / urge you to do every
thing in your power to see what
you can do to assist the police in
the performance of their job in the
best way possible to make the job
one that would reflect credit not
only to the Department but to the
people of the Virgin Islands.
We would welcome any sugges-
tions or constructive criticism
brought into our office. We
shall likewise move with speed to
correct any conditions that call
for remedial action. In short, ]
want every citizen to know now
and to feel truly that the police
is his friend, and that he stands
ready, willing and able to render
the necessary service for the be-
neft Of the entire Community,
without fear and without favor.
AS we 60 along, changes and up
grading throughout the Depart
ment will be necessary. Neither
the police nor the public should
consider this a personal condition,
but to the contrary to elevate the
Departments personnel and ser
vice. We shall stick to rigid dis
cipline. We shall demand the best
of service for the people of this
community. We shall expect the
respect of the public, and we will
conduct ourselves in a manner so
as to be well-respected by them.
From this day on, with the eleva-
ton of these two fine officers, St.
Croix in particular, can look for
ward to better and more efficient
police service. OF course, you
must realize that this cannot be
done overnight, but to the contra
~ it will be done with despatch
and objectivity. Finally, | say to
both Deputy Commissioners Plas-
kett and Bowling that III De-
partment, without reservation,
pledges its full support, loyalty
a-a..o4;on - .ro,, II rron,r r,oxrr
, 1962-04-25
OTIS L. L

"Seest thou a man diligent in his
work, he shall stand before kings
and not before mere men"
Today we are all assembled here
to realize this truth as we pay
special homage and respect to
Deputy Commissioners Clifford M.
Plaskett and Gustave r. Bowling.
In paying our respect at the ele-
walton Of these two men, one thing
stands out very clearly-that is,
that two sons of this soil hold the
responsibility of directing, under
the Office of the Commissioner Of
Public Safety, the machinery Of
law enforcement in the Virgin Is
lands, and especially here in St.
Croix. Both these men have work
ed from the rockies to their pre-
sent stature, a record for which no
apologies have to be made, but to
the contrary one to which every
praise should be given.
The position you two men as
sumo today is not vested in the
title it bestows upon you, but it
is vested in the grave and heavy
responsibility of protecting the
lives and properties, without fear
and without favor, of the people
of these communities. The gravity
of these positions will soon be felt,
as it must be from time to time.
But your knowledge and expert
ence will stand you in good stead
in such trying times. ! urge you
both to use this knowledge wisely
and well.
/ would be amiss in my talk to
you today if / failed to mention
that this ceremony which we are
witnessing has been made possible
through the Governor of the Vir-
gin Islands & the Legislature, the
latter being under the able leader
ship of Honorable Walter l. M.
Hodge, its President. To these peo-
pie we offer a very sincere thanks
for their objective appreciation Of
, 1962-04-25

past jobs well done by these two
men. It is our hope and desire
that the Administration will con-
tinue to be generous to our depart
ment SO that we may be able to
build a law enforcement body that
is comparable with others else
where and we 60 even a little
higher-So that our Department
may surpass existing standards of
many departments elsewhere. In
this we have full confidence that
the Administration and the Legis-
lature will help us to achieve our
goal.
To the various officers and men,
/ shall now address myself. The
office to which these men have
climbed today, and the offices high
er than they now hold are avail
able to you. A few things are ne
cessary for their attainment-de-
dication to duty, pursuit of edu-
cation and an anxiety to serve the
public faithfully and well. I want
to urge you to let today be one
o f soul-seaching examination.
Where you have been weak or lax
educationally, resolve to correct it
now; where your discipline has
not been up to par, resolve to up
grade it.; if you have a misguided
attitude as to service, let today be
the day for you to make a reso-
luton to render the best service
within you to the taxpayers of
these Virgin Islands and, above all,
bear in mind that we are servants
Of the public and not masters Of
of them.
At this time, it is well for me to
inject at this point a part of scrip
ture: HE that will be greatest
among you let him serve YOU"
Remember also that He that hum
bleth himself shall be exalted"
Thus it is my hope and deep de-
sire that not too long from now
we will see an entire revolution
in the police system of the Virgin
, 1962-04-25
A D D R E S S

I'd II ID n
delivered by Acting Commissioner Of Public Safety
OTIS L. FELIX
at the appointment ceremonies of Captains Plaskett and
Bowling on April II, 1862 at Police Headquarters
in Christiansted
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-16
BALLPOINTS LEAD
FOR WRITER'S CRAMP

Despite strong competition
from other types of writing in
struments, particularly ballpoint
pens, wood-cased lead pencils
maintained their leadership as
the nations favorite writing tool
last year, according to the Lead
Pencil Manufacturers Associa-
tion.
More than l,5OO,OOO,OOO lead
pencils we're sold in this coun-
try in 1861 for a sales volume
Of $35, 900, 900, according to the
same volume as in 1860. Per
capita consumption remained at
the highest figure in the 300
year-old history Of the product
--slightly more than nine pencils
a person.
The country's pen manufacture
ers expect 1862 to see the in
dustry's output top 1000. 900, 600
units for the first time.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-16
POWELLfS TAX
TROUBLES ON AGAIN

WASHINGTON The govern
ment will file new papers in its
$4,000 income tax dispute with
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D
NY, Internal Revenue Service
official said.
The document will be the gov
ernment's answer to a petition
filed in the court last July by
Powell. In the petition he asked
the court to overrule a deter
mination by Internal Revenue Of
ficials that he owes more than
$4,000 in additional taxes and
penalties for l94o-1o55.
Tie government contends he
owes the money because of un-
reported income. unallowable de-
ductions and fraud. Powell is dis
putting the claim.
Criminal income tax charges
against Powell were thrown out
of court April 13, 1861, after
eight years of Investigation and
a 1860 trial that ended in a
hung jury.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-16
XMAS SEALS

Nov. l3, was the opening date
Of the 56th annual Christmas Seal
campaign throughout the nation.
More than 220, 1000 appeal letters
are being mailed to Arizona fam
lilies, according to Mrs. Alb.
Montgomery Of Prescott. who Is
Arizona's 1862 Campaign chair
man.
The Arizona tuberculosis and
Health Association, its local af-
filiates and the state and the local
health departments are working
harder than ever to control tu-
berculosis. Christmas Seal con-
tributions, in any amount, will
help in the search for those who
have been infected through the
tuberculin skin testing program
in schools.
Christmas Seal dollars, tax
moneys and private contributions
are jointly supporting research
into better methods of diagnosing,
treating and preventing Tuber-
culosis.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-16

FALSIES FOR STEERS
Rodeo rider faStenS a set
Of false plastic horns to steer
prior to a roping practice.
Fake horns are fastened by
chin strap, do not hurt the
animal. Approved by the Ro-
dec Association, they solve
the problem of finding scarce
steers with real horns.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
BCC-MaSs. Ave. Area

CHAsE-oracious
Georgian center-hall. Colonial, on
wooded lot. Spac. rms. throughout,
4 bedrms.. LIBRARY, daylight rec.
rm., 4 baths. 2-car garage, porch,
attic. Mr.. Columbia Country Club,
BRADLEY WOODS = Charming.
newer. 4-bedroom Colonial, in 4
quiet, wooded setting. 22x2O-ft.
screened porch off dining room,
and perfectly lovely kitchen, IL
BRARY with bath, rec. rm, 2-car
garage. Storage attic, 2 fireplaces.
- AIR-COND. 4-bedrm.
Colonial. Just 2 years old, has
many fine appointments Including
LIBRARY, powder Tm. on 1st FIR,
2-car garage, rec. rm. space with
firepl., lovely Handicapped garden,
AREA - Modern,
contemporary rambler. This is the
very last word in o luxurious,
custom-designed home. on q large,
wooded lot, near every convent
ence. Privacy is assured here. This
one Is extra special.
KENWOOD AREA-Immaeulat 3
bedrm. Colonial. featuring powder
rm. on 1st fir. porch opening "a
wooded, level lot, bsmt.. slate roof
FHA, $4,000 loan available.
Pobiak & Pobiak
OIL. $4,000 TIL 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
MASS. AVE. EXT.
CIA PERSONNEL

Beautiful Tulip Hill-Spacious, air.
conditioned rambler. 8 bedrms.
family rm., lge. liv. rm., din. rm.
huge kit, 2k baths, plus rec. rm
and 2 good bedrms. on lower level
8 firepls., 2-car gar. Only ~
blocks from school-bus stop. Fair.
y priced ct $4,000 with flexible
financing. Call Mrs. Thurman, IA
80 SIMMONS PROPERTIES
Realtors DE. 2-6660
Evening star., 1962-04-05

A luxurious brick rambler with
huge center hall. 5 bedrooms,
baths. stunning recreation room,
porch, garage, wall-to-wan car
Rtion cai hO@s Wo essSS epss5IsS' 81 sHnd5- J.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Realtors.
bedrm. bricS Colonial With ga
rage, powder rm., rec rm., beau
tiful handicapped lot. Mid 20s: Ma
TIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORP, REALTORS, OIL. 4-8333
CHEVY CHASE. Green Acres. OPEN
5206 Ventnor rd.-3-bedrm., white
brick Colonial. Mod. kit. paneled
rec. rm.. wall-to-wall carpeting
Schools. playground, pvt. SWIM
ming pool close by. S2O,95O. Sale
by OWNER. Call OIL. 6-6259.
Living room with fireplace and
rear screened porch opening onto
terrace at ground level. Powder
room. dining room, modern. kitch.
en-, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. sleeping
porch, paneled recreation room
ing Wood School. GOOD public
transportation. Mid 4Os. Call Mr.
Benny, FE. 1886. H. A. GILL &
SON, Realtors. FE. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE = Price reduced
$1,000 below owners cost. Owner
leaving area. Like-new rambler
loc a t d among more expensive
homes. bedrms., 3 baths, ga
rage, daylight rec. rm. with fire
pl., central air cond. Only $4,000
dn. quick possession. S39,750.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
CHEVY CHASE-Here's a 5-bedrm.
brick split, Just built for q lge.
family. close to schools and q
community swim. pool. Has every
thing. o. F. SMITH & BROS. CO.,
INC, OIL. 2-6478; eyes,, WO. g.
CHEVY CHASE-SOMERSET-Gra-
cious, older home. Needs redeco-
trance, large din. rm. overlooking
5iIde1 5Is EropesS 6sdrRs styi. 2s baths soop up
for offer. Low eos. MARY W.
MCGOWAN; OIL. g. e17s; ewes,
CLOSE IN, near schools and bus.
Neat brick home with 8 bedrms..
bright cheerful rec. rm. and park
like yaId. S1e.s6o. Call today,
w. BEERS BROS.
CLOSE IN-2-bedrm. rambler. No
down payment, S12,950.
J. c. CoNLEY. JU. 9-4134
Evening star., 1962-04-05

BRENTWOOD-Need roomP How
about 8 bedrms. "A and denl with
large liv. rrn.. din. rm. and kitchen
plus screened porch for only
S12,6O0.
LANDOBER ESTATES - Sparkling
white shingled rambler: liv. rm.
sitS S.dl ample di d5hi area; SssS 'GTD nB;,iatd kt
able SIS plus T. and L T ~
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1soO
CAMP SPRNGS-Be first to see
this beauty. II you prefer some
thing unusual with 4 bedrms.,
bsmt.. rec. rm., foyer entr., big
kit, " acre ground. Andrews
nearby. First time offered. $21, :
9SSi 1880 rALFIN "a kR' 5s4Tsi. E44TSi co. IL 4
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Immaculate 2-bedrm. rambler with
bsmt. and rec. rm. Situated on q
beautifully landscaped lot. CT
nothing dn: and see mo. pays all.
HoMEowNEfs Ge5i EAi SifclRl lRRlrY. CO.. INC.
CAROL HIGHLANDs-charming 8
.cEEFRAlfT eidSTi llDsiR aiR GoHDfFloNED 5c%H5fF;
Firepl. in living rm.; carport: cor
ner lot; all for only S16.950.
w. ]. NICHOLAS HE. 4-100O
CARROLLT0N BARGAIN-Sl6,50O
will buy this 2-bedrm., all-brick
rambler on level lot. Rec. room.
fenced lot. Assume S14,75O mort
gage with no red tape. Or, will
rent with option to buy. Cali WA.
7.390O. ROBERT 9. DAVIS d CO
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, 1858 You st.-s-rm
brick. Gas heat. garage. Also
homes NV. and ne. MARSHALL
ROYSTON Rlty., 525-5653.
ANACOSTIA AREA
$495 On. Incl. Settlement
Ideal 3-b.r. row brick in excel. loc.,
pine-paneled rec. rm., 2 encl.
porches, extras. Owner will fl
nance. DI. 7-4445, VIII. 2-7357.
ANACOSTIA
8 bedrooms, gas h.-w.h., front and
rear porches. Priced for investor
at $4,000.
HARTMAN REALTY
LU. 4-3400 Ewes, LU. 1-12s3
BOILING AFB-3 bedrms., 2 baths.
Assume loan, Ss5 p.i.t.i. Garage,
bus line, 10. 3-7557.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE HOME
NEWLY RENOVATED FOR ADULT
FAMILY. 1928 CHURCH ST: NV.
Liv. rm..- sitting rm.. tiled kit.
dinette, End H.. 4 rms. modern
front porch. gas heat. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price.
Sl46;5o. Alse I716 Lincoln I'd.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA-Praeti
eally new. attractive hi-level, Gus
tom designed residence, sp1endii
neighborhood. 5000 dn., 5 rms.
21z baths. gear graaEe. . firepls.
fenced in Earden. tmmed. pos
session W. CLIFFORD SHKRTZER
OIL. 6-S342, OIL. 6-66O0.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY'9
FINEST VALUE. Immedi-
ate occupancy. All-brick
rambler. 4 bedrmS., 2 baths.
Beautiful rec, rm. On
choice corner lot. overlook
ing Rock Greek Park. Con-
venient to everything. Low
down payment. Excellent
financing. Call WIZ. 6-S535.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

CLOSE N-2-bedrm. rambler. NJ
J. c. coNLEY. JU. s-41s4
Evening star., 1962-04-05

CLOSE IN. near schools and bus.
Neat brick home with 8 bedrms :.
bright cheerful rec. rm. and park
like yard. S16.960. Call today.
JU. 6-7611.
BEERS BROS.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CLosE-N SILVER SPRING, waIk
to st. Michaels-3-bedrm. .-and-
den Colonial. Garage. slate roof,
h.-W.h., plus 2 extra lots. First
presentation. Only $19,950 CAL
d JU. 9-SSS0.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

BETHESDA-Immaculate brick g.
bedrm. split-level. $27.950. Lovely
scr. porch, assume lge. 4Aeo loan.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 9
BETHESDA-White brick rambler,
3 bedrms., 3 baths, maids rm.,
central air eond., beautifully dec
or, shaded street. o. p. SMITH
& BROS, CO.. INC, Oh. 2-647S,
ewes. 656-6416.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
CHEVY CHASE

S41HV O41440H
A luxurious brick rambler Will
huge center hall. 8 bedrooms, {
baths, stunning recreation room
porch, garage, wall-to-wall car
PFiea1ns Fioh cal h0ns wo in sssSS sDsssstsSs sHndA
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
PRINCE GEO. PLAZA

SEAT PLEASANT-Engiish Cape
Cod on lge. 2OO-ft. deep lot with
lge. trees: 3 bedrms; sep. din. rfi;
equip. kit: rec. rm; 2 full baths
and INV Heat. Only $500. down,
incl. settlement. and payments
$97; includes taxes. Just Sl3,25O.
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4OOO
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ADDISON HEIGHTS - 3.bedrm.
AIR CONDITIONED well : kept
home. home. Recreation rm; fun base
mentary. $1,000 FLA loan svail-
able: Total monthly payments S119.
HICKS REALTY CO., INC, KI. 8.
Bill, OF. 4-6040.
GI. New FoUR-BEDRooM, mutt mutt
bath brick bi-level in convenient
area. $21,600. Move in at your
convenience. Cali now. 9 til g, for
FULL details. TRADE UP with
MONROE
SO. 6-e100 REALTORS
ALEX. AREA-4-bedrm. house, iSe.
sridss $3.50 i5. 600. c:iP linz Mr. fesns esns
kins. n, 9-6640. CLARK a.
sAMPsON. REALTORS.
Continued on Next Page]
Evening star., 1962-04-05

SILVER sPRNG-Two 3-bedrm.
brk; Colonials. Real close-in. One
with powder rm. first floor.
WOoDsIDE REALTY CO.. JU. o.
GAO. till 8 pm.
SIL: SPRING, & Corners-3-bedm.
brick rambler, liv. rm., firepl.,
WV. carpet, walk-out tiled bsmt.
Anchor fenced. Backed by park
area; are oE5a EHA approved. s1s'6oo'
SILVER SPRNG-SLIGO WOODS
3-bedrm: Cape Cod. liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., all elect. kit, full
bsmt., rec. rm., patio with cover,
Anchor fence. conven. to schools,
bus service. Principals only. Many
extras. * ssSnl7 sSnl7'46O. Sale BY OWNER
SPLIT-LEVEL CHARM on unusual
WOODED. Level. fenced lot. excep-
tional condition. 8 large bedrooms
0RAY-KEssiNoER q CO, INC
JU. $1,000.
SPRINGBROOK MANOR
Lovely split-level with 4 bedrms.
ga baths, separate din. rm., FAM
lily RM. with firepl. TRADE
YOUR PRESENT HOME TODAY
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-170O
ST. GATHERINGS PARISH
4-bedrm: bi-level. center hall. for.
NAL dining rm., large kitchen
rec: rm.. 25x15 living rm., sur
deck. fenced yard. Some furniture
included; FHA terms, $4,000
$1,70O down. JU. 7-770O.
TED LINGO, INC.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Charming center-hau CO.
lonial, nr. the circle. For
mal-sized din. rm.. den. 3
twin-sized bedrms.. 2 baths.
lge. dormitory rm. Walk to
Blessed Sacra., Lafayette.
Alice Deal Schools and trans.
DEAN RATHBUN ASSOCIATES
Evening star., 1962-04-05
Bemis, Braid & Langdon

Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Newcomer"
stLwER b.wE sFE SPRMS Ismsl.f bargain S.oIms T1sf
fine location mr.. Bel Air pool
FLA appraised. $16,25O. 149.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

SEPARATE dining room is Q fes.
ture IN this 3-bedrm. rambler, on
level lot, 200 IT. deep, nr. Balti-
more parkway. Ful bsmt. SIS
g90. No money down to vets. Call
wa; 5000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
Evening star., 1962-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
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GIL NO MONEY DOWN On thess
brand-nev 3-bedrm. homes. nam-
blers and split-foyers. LArss living
rms. modern Kitchens. some nod
els with finished rec. room. Ia
baths. 1.2Q0 81. u; living space.
from sie.soo IN dsSirsbIs weed
lawn Estates. CAL WA. $4,000,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO.
.GI no MONEY DOWN = 8 bedrnis.
ESTATE. sP. 2-le1s. sP. 3-6069,
Evening star., 1962-04-05

soUg.TIHLAWN g.II = 81 800 cash incl.
mo. pays all, 3-bedrme well kspt
nome, fenced lot. city bus, mr.. new
CATHOLIC church and school, Cali
MT. Layne. DIR. 2-S2S4.
JOHN r. WEBSTER
RE. 6-540O It'll q
Evening star., 1962-04-05

HILLANDALE .
Luxurious split-leyel on deep
wooded lot. In this choice
location. features 3 bedrms..
2iz baths, fabulous all-elee-
trio table-spaee kit. with
bay window. family rm. with
corner firepl-, sep. din rm:
and full bSmt.. wall-to-vall
earpeting. vinyl tile entr.
and many other extras
throughout. Priced below re-
production with excellent
Evening star., 1962-04-05

SILVER sPRNG-Near FRANKLIN
and Carolina ave. Lovely 2 story
brick Colonial, Features include
3 bedrms.. IN baths, rec. fm.
auto. gas AC heat, attrac. yard
and many extras. Price $24,50O
Eo4R st n.R, 4 NAP pAs1s slsssSSo 60; .yss soil H !
Evening star., 1962-04-05
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

TILDEN GARDENS-Liv. rm., sun
rm., din. rm-. bedrms.. kit, / y
baths. Priced reasonably. Cal
p. = MIDDLETON, RE. 7-11SI.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

SILVER SPRING
vacant. 2-bedrm. brick Colonial
hot-water heat, rec. rm., 2 baths
3 blocks to shopping and trans.
portation. Easy terms.
r- KEN KEN DRUsKIN a. CO:
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OXON HILI-2-b.r., brk. ramb- on
lge. fen. lot. SIN. dn. payment,
SOUTHLAWN REALTY 24S-5523
PALMER PARK-S2Q5 dn. incl.
move in with deposit, owner will
finance. DI. 7-4445, VIII. 2-7357,
Evening star., 1962-04-05

CHEVY CHASE - Handsome g.
bedrm. brick Colonial with ga
rage, powder rm., rec rm., beau
tiful Handicapped lot. Mid 20s. MA
TIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORP, REALTORS, OIL. 4-S333