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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
ArvOnia Man
Recommended For
Navy Promotion

ARVONIA ROUTE 1. Jan. Is
Larry w. Derrenbacker. of the
U. S. Navy stationed in Norfolk
accompanied by three of his
friends visited Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Derrenbacker over the
week end. Larry has been rec
commended as petty officer.
Their ship, the USS Little Rock
pulled out for Fort Lauderdale.
Fla, on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Light
foot. Of Richmond. visited his
parents here over the week end.
They also visited her parents
Nh. and Mrs. Hugh Crews, of
ManteO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leake Newton
and family visited their mother,
Mrs. George Newton, Sunday.
Mrs. E. H. Gray in nursing
Mrs. Harry Moseley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Holman and
family visited in the Gray home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murel Dunevant
and family Of Knoxville. were
recent dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Derrenbacker.
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It the Mr. and Mrs. Arnstead
five
brothers. Lemue
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Feby& He lin
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the porchwh acrosth and osi
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Ruritan Meeting Is Re-Scheduled

AMELIA. Jan. 15-The Amelia
county Ruritan Club will meet
on Thursday January is. in the
war Memorial Building at 7 p.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

lice and mango.
The county agent or previ-
Dusty announced officers of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

This meeting was postponed
from the regular meeting time,
which was last Thursday, on &C.
count of weather.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16

feeder pig association can pro-
vide detailed information con-
corning the 1852 sales.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-16
Sale Of Delinquent Real Estate
County of Amelia M 1859 Taxes

notice hereby given that each and every porce Of real
estoe listed below, much as may be necessary will
De sold at Public Auction Thursday February Isl 1852
between the hours Of 10 om and u noon at the front
door OF the courthouse to sosy the Ievies penotes
and charges due thereon unless shall have been
previously poid to the Treasurer
GEORGE o. HARDY, JR, Treasurer
AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
GILES DIsTRICT-WHITE
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A-OK
BAY REALTY

WATERFRONT COMMUNITY
THIS NEW TENN. STONE FRONT
tail. Lge. liv. rm., with firepl.,
lse. din. rm. area, 8 lge. bedrms.
full baths. lge. utility rm., car
port, on well Handicapped lot.
Priced S1S,500, very small down
payment and with the best Of
financing.
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At the seams? Try this home for
sizei Liv. rm., din. rm.,. kitchen,
3 bedrms., Ia baths, incl. porch,
scr. porch, basement, garage and
oil heat. Waterfront! $4,000.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
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SHENANDOAH FARMS

oE t rfns s Of a has @
and Prices iRI5saf;
Slowly rising subur areas are sSce
III entire
.s 4 SSIss h dst. n ssi
freedom o. pursuit of family happiness
M' ss' n: # PS OF living
# Wssson sS mt ad a
meant en sa aBdVon Of anDaassa eaceenes
VI G you and e. % aS
sH s f nave %Tst cfneS IN Value and the
deveopmeRt IN 1 the mssnms You
Compare these values:
la AZ weather sand and gravel than existing
q certified surveys triple markers at each
and w no % @ s e. G ssf S Your pass no closing costs
E Our net s xRH ss %
We situated between fast pikes-ROute 80 and the new
g. Electricity and telephone delivered to each
ee Taxes ssra are m 1as Northern
We offer e0nceyabls lot RED VA & on
open home sites and
O. Recreation lot on Shenandoah
10 Recreation lots on fishing
IL. Aluminium boats for without charge.
With VI % t h9ss s sG equipped
S DD.5 S Sp Ss TU a d sR
S Ssy s. as.d s. Sda @ S SSb % "3uf s and
summing lighted underwater above for night swimming
IS. Horseshoes and Switchboard.
Ii R. els, II 2 S 1D . sn S IL s sd
s b camping and hunting including
II oUDsYou have large recrsaonsl
oekd With R s ons6 By virgin moantan streams
and Dns R Rs ana VIII e
pleted five a 5 owned entirely by
lit night scheduled for construction
after the lake
49, offices open "a hours se6 days the
ment resale for profit
90 We have at our fngertps building
81 have lots the Shenandoah River for sale We have
never sold river lot that did not in value Our first
ing lots have been raised Population of D. and Ba
frontage.
90. membership initiation fees-no extras; turn the
meantimeE some sO yeafseTe Day ali costs " " Vic
90. Is miles of constructed-3OOO acres Of land.
"a. Our facilities built now-not promised
Prices MISUNDERSTANDING choice We it
all and do private financing.
26 White offered along the river connecting
from Maine o Georgia. i mile from property
81 Horseback riding for rides for kids Farms
Chanty racetracks and Shenandoah
We believe that giving believe that the
Believe your Will Worth double years
In 80 IN the and hayns
Run Farms GOO acrs Goose Greek Farms 600 acre
nS s. III 5 make a0 Sc
Wealth IN period We seen badly
lapse have farming We commodiss
gold from European have seen government
SGM canan heya sgt We GaV NY
First to come gets first choice
Bss se On y: SIDE e 70 to s3snsSS F STATE ut 5s
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EUGENE P. NIXON

FUULESNILLE = IN the Horse
Country Of Montgomery County,
surface road, cleo, S32,500, call
30l-349-5132 or OIL. B-5257.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHANNoNDALE COUNTRY CLUB,
W. VA 2 choice bldg. lots. Life
time membership new S350,000
fishing, nuHtinR. So miles from
D. c. Reasonable price. J. c
WELSH. 1920 Walnut ST.. Phila. 2,
Pa.
SHANNONDALE LOT = Walking
distance Of club, recreational IA
cilities, pool, etc. Charter mem
bership. JE. 2-7513.
s295 DOWN AND $50 PER MO.
buys 90 acres Of mountain retreat
with lge. stream. beaut, mountain
view. on good state road: Secluded.
smaller tracts. For appointment
phone OWNER winchester. Va.
z09-RRQ-949A
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
RIVER VIEW PARK

RIVER VIEW PARK
RIVER. Beaut. hide
out. SO mi. from D. c. Paved rds
to prop. Lge. wooded lots. Most lots
S895-SSa5. Only S25 dr.. 81 mo
Also cabins for rent or sale. Excel
fishing, free docking privils.. Rec
reation and picnic area incl. SCI
SAT. and SUN. DIR: Rte. be
You'd Hillsboro, 8 mi. TO sign 'Riv-
er View Park: left 2 mi. Week
days TIE. $3.50.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT. 65 mi.
from Wash. - Cottage and lot.
furn.. golf, swim. fishing, mem
bership rights. For particulars.
call 524-9S46. -
SHANNONDALE Country Club. w.
va. / lot, 5 minis. from clubhouse,
W/membership to club. 667-7979.
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FAIRFAX, 8 finished lots. with
sewer and water. beautiful sub
division. low down payment. OIL.
4-640S ewes.
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ROBERT B. YOUNG, Owner
Telephone Boyce, Va, SO or $40
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h l,,1i Aha =, COUNTY BY! y, so
Boiling A-F. and Skyline ski clubs.
Partially renovated 9-rm. house,
Ia baths, wonderful possibility.
100 acres. Beaut. lake sites and
PANORAMIC view. Terms. 703-347-
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CHEOAFEAhE Bay
SHORE COTTAGES
LONG BEACH
CALVERT COUNTY
SEEKING HAPPINESS?

SEEKING HAPPINESS?
am q house who will make you
and your family happy. / am
located on one Of the most at
tractive lots you will ever see
Looking directly out over the
Chesapeake Bay and yet only a
few steps from your slip in Flae
Habor, where your boat will al
ways be perfectly safe, A retired
building Inspector built me and
am Just old enough to be
thoroughly seasoned, with every.
thing working perfectly includ-
ing my hot water heating eystem
the handspring Is attractive. nice
shade trees and not too much
grass to cut. Inside you will find
a comfortably sized living room
with fireplace, q dining aleove,
modern kitchen, . large bedrooms
with walk-in closets and the full
bath has ceramic tiled floor and
sidewalks. Outside the living area
have q large screened porch and
q very large garage and storage
space. with an electronically con-
trolled door. which may be oper-
ated from your car or inside the
house. Ny price Is $4,000 bu,
/ am worth every penny OF II
and more. Terms can be worked
out to suit you II We like each
other.
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DOYLE
JE. 3-8411
YOU NAME IT!

SNAA0 0NNSA4ASSSSS
Write for FREE Descriptive List
So MACS REALTY
323 W. King St., strausburg. Va.
WATERFRONT FARM = Patuxent
River farm and early house of
graceful architecture typical Of
18th, century plantations in
Southern Maryland. The main
house is constructed Of brick ends
and white clapboard front and
rear with 8 massive brick Chin
neys. It faces east with 2-story
rcolumned entrance porch. A r.
rear affording an extended view
over the farm fields and pastures
to the river shore and beyond.
The interior has been beautifully
maintained and the original wide
floors. wood paneling and other
appointments are in perfect con-
dition: The 4S-ft. living room has
3 eft. fl. fireplace ThsTe are fire:
room. the paneled study and the
powder room. The 40-ft. Kitchen
Is completely equipped with g.
burner cooking stove, 8 refrigera-
tors, dishwasher. deep freeze.
; washer and dryer and other
equipment. Buffers pantry With
sink and refrigerator. work room
with built-in bar and sink, util-
ity pantry and latticed areaway
with tool room and lockers COM
plete main floor. A Colonial stair
case leads from paneled entrance
= hall to the End floor and 5 bed
rooms and 4 baths. A rear stair
case gives access to End floor
servants quarters and bath. The
the basement has toilet, 8 COM
partment wash tub. 2 complete
hot-water heating plants which
take care Of radiation Of entire
house and S0-gal. hot-water tank.
Other improvements are q studio
type guest house, q 4-bedrm. and
bath farmers house. 2 lRe. to-
bacco barns. cattle barn. corn
house and machinery storage
building. The farm comprises
116 fertile acres and is now in
tobacco-beef cattle production. but
would easily convert to cattle.
horses. sheep or other livestock.
The river shore has wide sand
beach and en- inlet for small
boat anchorage. The location is
in Calvert County on the Eastern
Shore Of the Patuxent River, So
? miles from the District in an en-
vironment Of several other Colo
. NAL plantations. Inspection by
appointment. Photos and addi-
tional particulars on request.
J. B. WATERS & ASSOCIATES
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phones: PA and 4SS
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FARMS
fcONTIAUEDl

Nh. RoMNKY, W. vA.-205 acres.
7-rm. house with water and elee.
Barn and outhuildings. apptox.
wooded with pulp wood. Stream
and springs. Good hunting land.
el1.500, $4,000 On. with balance
IN low monthly payments. AP. =
1850 aft. 8 pm vk. days, al day
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2An AHREa

frederick County = Dairy farm,
Al stan-hions, Washinfton- type
barn. einder block loafing barn, 9
siloS, 2 metal corn cribs, Q houses
tmodern), machinery sheds. All
buildings excellent condition, Gin
der block construction. Approx.
100 acres bottom land (Very pro-
duetive). As acres alfalfa, pond.
located on State road 40 miles
D. c. Shipping TO washington
market. S95,000. terms.
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UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AppRnY q ArRRa

Nd. - LsrEe CENTER
2 living rms, dining rm., iarge
kitchen. pantry, bedrms., III
baths. steam heat. stoker coal,
orchard, Gear garage. deep well.
235-ft. frontage on state road
Hr. schools. churches and stores.
Taxes, 1881. Price. S24.950.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
(cONTlNuEDl

Farm HOUSE, % acres. outbuild-
main highway IN Rappahannock
and Rapidan River area a. Rich
srdsvtle, We; $500. cah OWNER
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For further particulars Of this and
other property, call
Admiral Abercrombie
Diamond 1851

RANDALL H. HAGNER & co.
1891 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36OO
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PA-40 ACRES
MD-164 ACRES

s-rm. house. garage. barn and out
bldgs., good stream, on state road,
good view. Close stores. $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
(coNIINUepl

Z0NED C-1-NeW Hamp. ave. At
White Oak. 81 acres PRIME 81
per It. Build tmmed. 949-7T70,
TOWNHOUsE PROP INC.
LIST AND nSGRAHAM SITS. N.E-
Light industrial, $4,000 50. IT.,
build for sale or rent. YOUNG &
CO.. INC. p. e-OOS1.
ga RES = Good for ware
house, truck yard. etc, Centrally
located off No. so highway. soc
50. It. II. B. TALBUTT. Broker.
EX. 3-22s5, AID. 2-3969.
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o1 AcRFs

DickerSon. Nd. - Attractive and
comfortable 4-bedroom country
home. LIST H., living Tm., dining
rn.. kitchen. pantry, hall and Of
flee. End H.. bedrms.. bath and
storage I'm. 3ro fl, storage at
tic. Hot-air heat. deep well. new
plumbing, gear garage. Blaek-top
shrubbery. Outstanding view,
stream, necessary CutbuildinEs.
500 It. frontaSe on State load
Priced to sell at S32.50O.
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WATERFRONT

PRIDE OF TIE COMMUNITY.
AND WELL BELOW THE MAR
KET PRICE. Here is home con-
tentment, in every detail, 4 lge.
bedrms., 2 baths, large liv. rm.,
full din. rm., TV rm., lge. very
mod. kit, furnished, well land
scaped lot with plenty Of shade
trees. Only Sl5,500 willow down
payment and the best Of financ-
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

Cattle farm. on route 40 west. .
hours to D. c. S-rm. house. bath
and furnace. large barn, good
land and good view. 8 miles to
Cumberland. Excellent buy, S16,-
600 $4,000 down
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ZONED II

Large lot containing 102, 900 50. IT.
abutt railroad with frontage, OF
374 It. on paved street with water
and sewer in, located VI mi. over
D. c. line, improved with Q houses
renting for S140 per mo. Price less
than 75c 50. II. Mr.. Colbert,
HOHENSTEIN BROS. & DOHO-
HUE. Ii. $4,000.
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PA-305 ACRES

Cattle farm. 10-room house. bath
and furnace. Also 5-room house.
LARGE barn and outbuildings. 200
acres Of bottom land. Mountain
creek ] mile through farm. Just
off route 40 west on hard sur
face road, ga hours 70 D. c.
Price S24.50O, $500 down.
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WATERFRONT

RESIDENCE OF DIGNITY. In this
well-planned 3-bedrm. home with
over 200 It. on water, . piers, lge.
liv. rm., with firepl., full din. rm.,
complete kit, recreation I'm.
w/bar, 3 full baths, 3 lge. thermo
pane windows overlooking the
water. Beautifully furnished,
garage and work shop, on near
acre lot. Priced $4,000 and with
the best of financing
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WATERFRONT

WA i Elf hON i
3K ACRES 800 FIT. ON WATER
This home has 3 bedrms.. bath,
lge. liv. nm. lge. din rm., very
lge. kit, inclosed porch. A very
good buy at S20,500 and With
the best Of financing.
ATEDTDNN
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sHENNANDOIAH yAIIEY- e5 ToiIe,
iOUTHFRN MARYTANT

20 acres, Is under cultivation.
Ions road frontage, Is miles to
d. c. Complete with 6-rm. and
bath home, full bsmt., barn. stable
and other buildings. Small or
chard. Priced to sell at S26. 800.
TERMS,
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CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS
$50 TO 500 Weekly

C0TTAGE-5 rooms. bath. porch.
F RsfG' tu EStat sis PSn w0 SP s2s Sa
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

OX0N HILL AREA. Prince GeorEes
County, near new Potomac River
Bridge. hz-aere BLDG. sites. Priced
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. $1,000
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fOT TeUFed perSo1
IS acres. an open. iris and day
lily garden lover 500 Varietiesl.
IS nj. south Of D. c., NJ. 3O1.
Nice 5-room house, room for ?
add. rooms, ami shrubs, shade
trees. Could be operated as nurs-
cry. Cub tractor and equip Lib
efal terms 70 respons, party
owner viii finance. 3Ol-WEst A.
s203 or P. o. Box 81, Bel Alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

BEVERLY BEACH sH0RE-10-rm.
house, 800 Linden ave. lot 154 IT.
W. M. FRANK, 945 Brunswick St,
BALTIC. 20, Md, CE. 3-S261. On
prop. l pm. TO pm. Sun.
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FAIRFAX CO.-l65 acres, sanitary
district IL, long road frontage,
gently rolling. mr.. Dulles Airport,
Chantilly Country Club. $500 per
acre, excellent terms. LOREYl
REAL ESTATE, Herndon, Va. 437-
2066 or 437-243s.
FAIRFAX-4O acres on hard sur
face I'd. On Difficult Run, excel.
Investment AGENT. Sun.-Eves.,
CITY-15 acres, rolling
wooded. i mi. courthouse. City
Water. city sewer. Adjoining esta6
subdivision. Q #. Topo avail. Will
sell subject reZoning. Terms to
qualified purchaser. OWNER. CIR.
3sI755.
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DO IT YOURSELF

1.6 acres, lot Of trees. foundation
in, electricity on property. Plans
to finish available. Price only
KING REALTY CO. CIR. 3-O15s
DULLES AIRPORT AREA-lO-acre
tracts of land. Good investment
FALLFAX REALTY. INC. JE.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
District Asks
More Guards
ForHospitoI

The District Health Depart
ment today asked for Is new
guards at District General Hos
pital.
The sprawling hospital has
lost thousands Of dollars
through the theft Of drugs and
equipment in recent months.
The Is guards are among 81
new h ospital administration
employees requested by the
health department today in its
1864 budget proposal. The 81
includes medical records Ii
brarians, administrative and
lab workers and IA persons to
staff the new physicians resi-
dence.
Besides the 81, so nurses and
66 other medical and related
personnel were requested.
The department proposes to
pay for the new positions out
of a requested increase Of
sl,242,000 for the hospitals
operating budget.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
DC. Employees
To Near 10000
In New Budget

The number Of District
Government workers almost
would hit the 10000 mark
under new budget requests
submitted d by department
heads.
The additional employees
requested for the fiscal year
beginning next July / totalled
2,287.
If added to a city govern
ment force of 26,980 (the
number authorized in budget
for the current year that Is
now pending in the Senate),
the total would reach $3.50.
OF the requested 2,287,
the school system would get
the most-749.
According to another
breakdown, more than half,
1882, are needed to meet in
creased workloads.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

where they slow down other
students.
The requests for new teachers
break down to 277 for elemen-
tary ools, 161 for junior
highs, and So for senior highs
to reduce teacher-pupil ratios.
Textbooks Needed
DR.. Hansen also stressed the
need for more than q half mil
lion dollars for texts and work.
books, particularly $135,000 to
replace obsolete textbooks
against which Senator Hum
phrey, Democrat Of Minnesota,
inveighed on the Senate floor.
Another prime item is librar-
ians-21 for elementary schools
next year, and one for each Of
25 junior highs.
In the fiscal 1868 budget sent
to the Hill, the House allowed
$56.8 million for operating ex-
penses and only ST. million
for capital outlay. The Senate
has taken no action on the Dis
trict budget beyond hearings.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
SS5.l Million
Asked in DC.
School Budget
By DAVID BREASTED
Star staff Writer

District schools have asked
1852 million to educate the
city's youngsters next year, the
Budget office reported today.
School Superintendent Carl
F. Hansen termed the 1864
budget estimates conservative
"a bread-and-butter program" +"
The proposals include 1922
million to staff and run the
system, and $23 million for new
claSsrooms to help meet the
constant threat Of intolerable
overcr owding and part-time
schooling.
The no-frills capital outlay
program requests these projects
in crowded areas of the city.
Replacement Of LenOx
Elementary schools - A re-
placement for the Lenox in
Southeast; construction Of ad-
ditions to Bunker Hill in North
east and Rudolph in North
west, and to Camp Simms,
Hendley, and Kimball in South
east. Also asked is planning
and/or site money for a new
school at Seventeenth and E
streets NV, and three new
schools in Northwest, Northeast
and Southeast; and an addition
to Raymond in Northwest.
Junior high schoolS-replace-
ment of Horrible Hine" at
Seventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc; new build
ings at North Dakota and Kan
sas avenues NV. and Forty
eighth and Meade streets NE;
site and plans for two schools,
one in Northwest and one in
Northeast, and site money for
another in Northeast.
Senior high schools - site
money for one at Fifty-fifth
and Eads street NE.
vocational-Plans for an ad-
ditional for Phelps.
Classroom Shortages
A sobering thought to school
officials, however, is that the
system is short 1913 elementary
classrooms right now, a lag
which will increase to 276 by
next fall. This is beyond exist
ing or authorized construction.
Junior high schools need more
than 1000 seats at this mo-
ment, a figure which will in
crease next year despite the
opening Of Evans and Backus
junior high buildings.
In the operating budget, the
Board Of Education approved
request for 500 new teachers,
of whom 116 would be for the
important effort to weed basic
and social adjustment" stu
dents out Of regular classes
Evening star., 1962-09-19
D. c. Agencies Submit
Years Fund Requests

increase in daily rates for the
approximately 4,500 District
patients in st. Elizabeth's Hos
pial; $4,000 to pay for in
creased rates for District
patients at various private
hospitals which have contracts
with the District.
Also included in the Health
Department budget is $139.000
for a dog pound replacement at
New York and Fairview ave-
nues NE.
Highways-S236,100 for i'm
proved street maintenance;
$3.50 700 to pay for the elec-
tricity for new street and un-
derpass lights. No highway con-
struction funds asked at this
time.
Department Of Sanitary En-
gineering-$48,300 to expand
the street cleaning operation
and $12.107, 900 for new sewers
and water mains.
Public Library-$142,7 700 for
stating new branch libraries;
s74, 800 to help handle the in
creasing work load at Central
Library; $l6,40 to employ four
additional persons for order
ing and cataloguing books.
Also, So million for a pro-
posed new downtown library
near Ninth and g streets NV,
to replace the present central
library; $549,000 for a South
west branch library at the cor
ner Of Third and K streets
S.W.; $4,000 for plans and
Specifications for a west end
branch library, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Twenty
fourth street NV. and $101 900
for books and basic equipment
at the palisades branch library,
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Louisiunu Sentences
Two Cross Burners

MARKSVILLE, La, Sept. 10
(AP).-Two 2o-year-old white
men drew one-year jail SEN
tenceS yesterday for the burning
of three crosses at this Central
Louisiana town last week. The
two. James Brevelle and Eva
riste Janeau. both of Marksville,
pleaded guilty to charges Of
aggravated assault and disturb
ing the peace.
Crosses were burned last
Wednesday night in front of a
Negro cafe, near a Negro Cath
olic church, and near q Negro
elementary school.