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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

then been rolled in The mud. 4"
- witness said.
The shelter was torn off two
nearby barns and blocks were
ripped from nearby pump
house.
Shelley reported that "a car
following school bus Wa;
picked up from the highwa,
ana turned around IN the roau
but the occupants were no, i'll
jured
The heavy black cloud from
which the twiS,er Stcmmcd
PASSED over Community Hos
pital but was high overhead
and did no damage in LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

The world hates change. Yet
II Is the only thing that has
brought progress.
Charles II Kc.trriuc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Ihkln" Il new step. uttcrinp
new word, is what pcopl,.
lear most.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my loving
hus band who departed this lii,
April IA. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
l::3o q FRONTIERS or FAITH.


Religion. "Are Christians Keeping Up
With Their Leaders," Pastor Richard
Peterman. the Rev. Ernest Gordon and
Dean Kelly
200 q INTERNATIONAL ZONE.
Public Affairs. "The Morning After"
A study Of the problems facing a new
nation. and the role of the United Nations
in aiding newly emerged nations.
q CHAMPIONSHIP BRIDGE.
Game. John Duran and Rixi Markus
meet Eric Murray and Fred Sadly.
Sunday Listinss Coat. on Next Pose
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-01

The U. n. Bond Issue"-The
United Nations deficit is expected
to grow to 2G0 MILLION dollars by
next June, simply because member
nations will not pay their share Of
the expenses OF 104 member ma
tions. SO are delinquent and 80
flatly refuse TO pay their share In
stead, these defaulters and free
leaders" vote to offer for sale a
200 MILLION dollar bond issue
of which L. S. taxpayers are to be
called upon to fork over 100 MIL
LION dollars. We're already pay
ing one-third Of the u. N. operat-
ing budget, nearly half the peace
keeping expenses in the Congo.
and more than one-fourth of the
SPECIAL Fund whose head. incl
dcntally has signed an agreement
with Castro's Red regime whereby
the Special Fund is to help Cuba
get away from heavy dependence
on sugar by diversifying its farm
production)
The U. N. ponds" are no such
thing. A legitimate bond involves
guarantee OF repayment. The long
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taking place After all are heard
and our committee has had a chance
to consider all the statements
those fortnight and those indicat-
ing an inclination to compromise
or even equivocate-We will make
our recommendations to the Senate
as whole
Good News For Martin Employ
ees-The Baltimore Division of the
Martin-Marietta Corporation has
been awarded an important con-
tract for the development of a space
program launch vehicle. The total
dollar amount of the contract will
not be known until the definitiVe
contract is completed, but it should
run into several millions of dollars
The contract just executed is let
ter contract, to be superseded by
the definitive contract now in
process of preparation. The letter
contract obligates S2000,000 of the
eventual amount. The work is to
be done in Baltimore. l believe that
this contract award is one of the re-
suits of my recent conference with
key Pentagon procurement off
Gals, who met with me and men,
bers of my staff in my office.
A Pressure Group" Approaches
A Senator-I want to share with
you delightful letter which / re-
ceived in the mail last week from
a young Marylander:
Dear Senate: l would like to
pass law that boy or girl ten
or over can go sleigh rideing. Be-
cause | think person or under
is to young and 10 or over is just
right. Because a person can't help
it if his or hers brothe or sister
is born before him or her"
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our liberties and privileges, and
does not at the same time teach us
The nature Of our great responsible
tics. We have a responsibility unto
God that is greater than all other
obligations combined Far too often
we are inclined to decide, not by
definite mental resolution, but by
gradual process Of erosion. that
the gospel IS a nice soft bed that
tends to heal the hurts and woes Of
undcrprivi-eged people, who aren't
getting anywhere anyway; that
there is little or nothing to be
gained by the physically fit, we'll
adapted citizen.
OF course, this is a great mistake.
Nothing is clearer about Jesus Cos
pei than that it moves quickly
along from the elementary A B C's
to a treatment of complex circum-
stances where motives are all jun
bled. Not only do we understand
that it is indeed the Sweetest Story
Ever Told" but that it is, without
question, the severest challenge
man has ever received.
Christ stated here that after we
have done that which was our duty
to do we are yet Improbable SER
wants. If you had servant. would
you consider yourself in his debt
for cooking your dinner? Not at all.
He had done what was required of
him. so likewise ye-when ye
shall have done the things de-
manded of you-say, we are I'M
profitable servants; we have done
that which was our duty to do"
Now this is the real spirit of the
Gospel To do less than ones duty
means to live in conflict with the
laws and customs: to live Wretched-
~. " nave QOllC OilC > NiulN lilCdllS
to live without actually cOlliding
with the regulations set down, to
live within the limits of the laws,
to get by with just doing what is
required. But to become profitable
servants, we must live beyond the
call of duty. Here is the place that
serving God brings the peace that
passeth all understanding" that
abundant life, that life that is full
of grace and glory. If you are COM
manded to walk a mile-Walk two
miles. If thy neighbor seeks thy
coat-give him thy cloak also.
Let us get away from the idea
that we must do ones duty. For
after we have done our duty, we
are yet unsuccessful
The JOY of Christian living be-
gins at the exact point where duty
has been overtaken and passed
Live beyond the call of duty, live
above the full drudgery of exact
measure. Live the abundant life.
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llSI OF UeldulllnS members Ill lHe
u. N. is no indication of sound Sc
curity. AS a bank director, | could
not in coed conscience recommend
these bonds" as a sound business
investment
Foreign Aid: A Reappraisal-The
Presidents Foreign Aid request for
the next fiscal year totals nearly
thousand million dollars, money
which we do not have. This is about
$40 MILLION dollars more than
the appropriation for the current
year. AS there is a White House
request for raising the limit on the
National Debt, apparently we are
to go still further in debt in order
to laid" other nations
Heretofore l have supported For
eign Aid as money well spent on
Mutual Security" The Foreign Aid
theory is that money expended I'M
der the program % will bring
about self sustaining economic
growth for other nations which will
be reflected in our own economy
and ~ will reduce the danger of
conflict. The theory has not worked
out well. Some of the immense
funds which we have made avail
able have been well applied and
have produced good results. others
have not. The effective spending
OF large sums requires experience,
competency, honesty, and organi-
cation. Lacking any one of these
four factors, large injections of cap
ital into developing countries can
cause more harm than good l have
been forced to the conclusion that
economic development or lack OF
it is primarily due to differences in
people-in their attitudes, customs,
traditions, and institutions - and
that if the countries which are lag
ging are to join in the procession
of economic progress. their people
must change some of their think
ing and some of their methods.
AS for what our Foreign Aid dol
lars have accomplished, look, for
example. at Southeast Asia, where
since 1945 our aid has totaled more
than 5 THOUSAND MILLION dol
lars. And. with what results? The
Communists have captured North
Vietnam, won control of more than
half of Laos. seem about to get the
rest of it. have made deep inroads
into South Vietnam, and are cross
ing into Thailand We're actually
running out Of places to retreat to.
Have we bought durable friends
with our Foreign Aid dollars? On
the same day that our State Depart
ment granted China 1873 MILLION
dollars. Ghana voted against us on
the seating of the u N. of the Red
regime of China On that crucial
vote. 81 nations voted against us,
and all but two of them had been
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rison in Frankfurt, entered the
Army in 1916, was last stationed at
Fort Dix, N. j., and arrived over
seas on this tour of duty in Octo-
bef, 1861
Dewitt is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur r. Dewitt, Mt Lake Park.
IS 81 q %
Verl W. Baker, Jr, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Verl W. Baker, of l49
Second street Oakland, and VIII
bur f. James. son of Mrs. Betty j..
James, of 81 Pennington street,
Oakland, began recruit training
January 10 at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
The nine-week basic training con-
sists of classroom instruction in
naval topics, including military eti-
quette, drill. physical fitness, swim
ming and survival first aid. ship
board safety precautions and Sc
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SernOnette
Bv Area Ministers
BY Rev. Hartley |. wrefieId, Jr.
Pastor Of Sand Flat tabernacle

Luke 1910, we are Improbable
servants; we have done that which
was our duty to do" Using this part
verse for a text today, let us eX-
anime a great truth that all to Of
! ten is overlooked. In attempting to
proclaim the Gospel to men and
women in various walks of life, we
are faced with a problem, not only
of overreaching any preconceived
ideas that they may have that do
not correspond with the teachings
of Christ. but more often we must
break down the thought that the
persons that practice sincere, de-
vout, praying companionship with
Christ are not persons of low in
tellect, or weak-minded people, but
that the pure Gospel is appealing
to even the best educated, or the
most polished citizens.
All too often, we are led to be-
lieve that those persons that are
not ashamed of the Gospel Of
Christ and who go about testifying
to the fact of having their sins for
given by the sacrifice of Jesus
Christ on Calvary are, in the words
of Festus, beside themselves"
The least thing to be desired in
this day is to be set apart from the
crowd. No one particularly cares to
be different. There are times when
our better judgment tells us not to
follow the leader but, rather than
to make a scene or be criticized,
we remain quiet and go with the
group. After all it would surely be
a breach of modern-day etiquette
to openly take stand about moral
ly pure conduct, or to turn aside
from some jaded tale or joke.
Someone may think that we got
religion
May God help us to come to out
senses and take a stand that is
pleasing first of all to God.
Blessed is the man that walketh
not in the counsel of the ungodly,
nor standeth in the way of sinners,
nor stitch in the seat of the scorn-
full. But his delight is in the law of
the Lord; and in His law doth he
mediate day and night"
There is a deadliness to the
philosophy that shows us so fully
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With Our Men
In The Service

Army Pvt Frederick A. Holli-
liday, Is. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
A. Holiday, Grantsville, is sched-
uled to participate with other per-
sonnet from the Ordnance Service
Unit in Exercise Great Bear, a
joint u. S.-Canadian winter ma
neuver in Alaska February 1921.
The exercise Will test cold wealth
er military doctrine and the abil-
ity of the two allied armies to work
together as a fighting team EXer-
else Great Bear will be conducted
in the vicinity OF Tanacross and
Eielson Air Force Base, one of the
most rugged areas over which an
Alaskan maneuver has ever been
held. Principle terrain features in
the 1920 square mile maneuVer
area are the heavily fOrested low
lands of the Tanana river valley
and the mountains, which range as
high as 1000 feet, converging on
both sides of the valley.
Holiday, an ammunition storage
helper in the unit at Fort Vain
wright. entered the Army in June,
1861, completed training at Fort
Knox, KY, and arrived in Alaska
last November.
He is a 1861 graduate of North
ern High school.
4: 4; :; .
Maxwell w. Dewitt. whose wife,
Gloria. lives at 46 Liberty street,
Oakland. was promoted to sergeant
first class January II in Germany
where he is a member Of the North
ern Area Command
Sergeant Dewitt, a postal SUI
pervisor in Headquarters Company
of the commands U. S. Army gar
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curity duty.

Nine members OF one family per-
ishcd IN a home fire in Buckland,
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

8. Ranch house on hilltop In estate
area Of Langley. Sweeping view
to stream, 4 plus acres, $51,500.
Many other beautiful homes. All
exclusive with
GRACE A. KEbPToN, REALTOR
Ell. 6-S633 Ell. 6-4934
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FALLS HTLL-Distinctive home In
a distinguished community. For
the discriminating man seeking a
suitable setting for his family 10
live and grow in, 4-bedrm. Colo
NAL split-level, S37.950. JE. q
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Contem-
porary redwood rambler with car
port in most attractive setting.
Quiet residential area near trans
portation. 3 bedrooms, fireplace,
radiant hot-water heat. Ca1l JE.
2-2620, JOSEPH w. SEAY CON-
PANY. Realtors.
FALLS HILL--OPEN TODAY. own
er's retirement. your opportunity.
Local realtor offers his Individual
~ designed brk.. stone and red
wood. / owner, 2h bath rambler
on shady, winding DALE DR..
Built on tree-covered lot and
maintained in better than-new
cond. Wide center hall, lge. liv.
rm., ultra-mod. kit, has q picture
window with park-like view.
Florida rm. with access from din.
nm. and kit, 3 twin-siZed bedrms. :,
beaut. 35-tt. rec. I'm. with firepl.,
work and storage space in full
bsmt., 2-car gar. ROW, diversified
removable windows. lge. attic fan.
Loads of closet space, incl. cedar
closet and hidden stairway to 55-
IT. attic storage area. Quality and
quantity from start to finish.
Prestige area. Lot 94x155. Priced
very low at $35,950 for quick sale.
Liberal financing. DIR: From
Falls Church. out West Broad st.
lRte. ~ past new Falls Plaza
School and Falls Hill marker to
203 DALE DR.. Call Owner-Agent
TOM BLADES. JE. 2-5215.
GEO. H. FUCKER SALES CORP.
LA k.QkQE
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gerachiS

REALTY CO.. INC. JE. 2-2314
BUDGET PRICED-ALMOST-NEW
brick-and-frame split-levei. 8 bed
rms ms: i "a baths, modern kitchen.
ASSUME PRESENT LOAN. Al
SMITH REALTY, XII. S-6652.
Ewes. JE. 2-0454.
CHARMING AND RFUL
throughout. Lovely 3-bedrm., H.
bath brick home. Beautifully
planned for gracious living in
quiet suburban neighborhood OF
custom homes. Sweeping lawn
with nice shade trees. Entrance
hail.: living rm. with fireplace.
family dining rm., bay window in
Kitchen, screened porch. garage.
Only S24,5OO. CAROLINE I.
CAMPBELL. Agent, JE. 3-I2S2.
COZY RAMBLER = 8 bedrooms,
large din. ,rm. and kitchen, part
basement. large workshop, beauti-
full lot. Only SIS, 500. BROWN 4,
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-OO4i.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

PRICED sI.eoo UNDER MARKET
for quick sale. $500 or little less
VIII buy this 3-bedroom brick
rambler with caFport. ! fun and
2 half baths. Full price only 500
ERs 1 8 His ne. Is pu IS 5-s Is
sLEEPY HOLLOW LAKE BAR
CROFT AREA-Very ST. Army Off
GERS transfer neeessitates sale OF
one Of the most immaculate, we'll
built charming custom-built homes
that We have ever seen. To say
that it's 9 3-bedrm.. 2z-bath all
brk. rambler with fabulous pan
Ged rec. rm. is not enough. A few
u the unusual features are.
huge lighted closets in 2 Of the
5edrms' permanent stairway to {
huge floored attic for extra stor-
WSli-ovsn ana eating space. AZ
extra wide gear garage with a
level driveway and q beautiful
freed lot that is almost 800 IT.
deep with private patio. This
lovely home Is situated on q quiet
dead-end street, only is min, "a
the Pentagon. We are well aware
Of the fact that enthusiastic ad
Hiters sometimes exagEerate;
however, this home which looks
like q S45,0 home from the
street can be purchased for only
S36.500 and 1t viii upon close
examination prove far superior "a
any house on the market in this
price rangell Don't take our word
for 1t. call to inspect; we'd love to
show It TO you'll
BARR REALTY. INC. IA. 1880
SLEEPY HOLLOW WOODS va
cant. 4-bedrm., 2h-bath hi-leVeI
equipped kit. paneled rec, Tm.. air
cond.. earpetlng. S2S. 400. OWN
ER. 256-2927. 716 Moss DR..
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ToRANCE REALTY CO
Phone 354-3oO0

ANNANDALE AREA-4-6edrm-- 4.
bath brick rambler, y acre wood
ed lot. an large rooms, full bsmt.,
finished rec. rm., b1ilt-in garage.
Now Vacant. Priced to sell with
only, $500 down payment. An
excel. buyl An excel. location oi
al large homes. IA. 4-13OO. M. 7.
BkOYHILL q SONS, REALTORS,
$500 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va.
ANNANDALE = BUY. RENT or
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY.
NkW BRICK RAMBLER ON q
ACRE. 3 bedrms.. . baths, fun
carport. Very flexible terms avail
able. CALL NOWI
DON GRADY
Real Estate, Inc. IA. 4-Oo44
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FILA Appraised
S23,760

8 BEDRoOMS-5 BATHS
Illness In family forces this owner
to sell. On a corner lot this brick
rambler is ideal for those wishing
to be near transportation. Just
a few steps from your door and
you can get aboard the bus to
Washington. Call FL. 6-4161, MRS.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Ritz. Mclean,
Va. (office open It'll PM
FLA Sl9, 800, ANNANDALE-Make
your home in this attractive g.
bedrm. brick house. 1t has large
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., specially
equip. kit, full bsmt. with large
finished rec. I'm. This house Is
q bargain because of its many
extra features. Call 256-2S00 or
256-6205. ANNANDALE ASSOC1-
ATES, INC, Annandale, Virginia.
FIRST TINE OFFERED-North Ar
ington. Large well.constructed
brick rambler in very desirable To-
cation. This comfortable home
features foyer entrance, 3 bed
rms, 2 full baths. fireplace in
large .liv. rm:, family-size din.
room. large fully equipped kitchen
with eating space, daylight recre-
alton rm., and den or 4th bed
room in full walk-out basement
to terraced rear yard overlooking
park. Side screened porch. SWIM
ming pool in area. Priced at S29,-
$50. See this beauty today. Call
BETTER HOMES
PEATT0pc
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BUILDERS
CLOSE-OUT
LANGLEY ESTATES

Ak14NGLE 4 I'D i n i Ed
OPEN DAILY, 10 AM. TO DARK
In these new, 8, 4 and 5 bedrm.i
2 and 3 bath brick homes, the
n 7. BROYHILL q SONS CO
has built outstanding homes which
are q new level Of elegance IL
modern living. Ramhlers, split
levels and split-foyers, some with
ground-ieVel- glass sliding doors
70 patios. Most all have Iz-aere
lots City water, sewerage and
natural gas. Priced now from S26,-
$50 TO S30.95o, with excellent
financing.
DIRECTIONS: out Lincoln Memo
rial Bridge or Key Bridge u
George washington pkwy. TO Rte
123. left to Rte. 1913 and right tc
our sign at Dead Run dr., and
left to Open House. All cur signs
lead to Langley Estates, where
the most outstanding bargains In
Virginia are now available. N. T.
BROYHILL T. SONS REALTY
INC, 1900 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. IA.
4-1300.
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NEW HOUSES

Under construction. Ready for you
% choose paint and tile eolors
RambleFs and split-levels. 8 blks
% bus and shop. Built by the best.
Priced S22,750 to S23,950.
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90 LA LAl
MCLEAN
5 BEDROOMS

Center hall entrance to liv. I'm
and separate din. rm. fully equip,
ped kitchen for Nom ha,
plenty Of eating space. pa baths
finished rec. rm., screened porch
converts earport for winter. Many
extras included for S27.50O.
Crowell & Co., Inc.
Realtors. Mclean. Ell. 6-6O22
npEN q To n
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C0ZY CHARM-Immac. 3-bedrm
6 brick n, rambler, Hand;
sSTDetins nv and wi viii m6urs0-p We.
ture window, separate din. rm.,
equip. kit. with eating space, full
bSmt.. on lge. corner lot with space
for 2-ear garage. S19,o5O with 3
high loan that may be assumed
Call HU. 1-91O0. BAREFOOT
REALTY.
CUSToM-BUILT BRICK RAMBLER
with diversified rooms. ONLY SIS.
$50. Excellent dining area, eatine
space in kit, bedrooms. partially
finished recreation room in full
basement, Ia baths. McQUAIN
REALTY IL 4-10O0
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FALLS CHURCH, st. James, bed
rms, scr. porch, large lot with tan
trees, 2-car garage, walk to schls.
Outstanding. Priced only S14. 900.
Assume high 41a% CT loan. AR
FAX REALTY. INC lie 4-AAn0
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Is important. Add to that,
the house you require and
together it's q tail order.
But here it Is. Just COM
pleted on smart wooded "a
acre lot with 5 lovely bed
rms, 3 full tile baths, day
light rec. I'm. with fireplace,
l4-ft. wide liv. rm. with
fireplace, formal din. rm.,
Kit. with eating space. ga
rage. INV. heat. Priced in
mid-S0s. Purchase now. Take
your vac, return and move
in. JE, $4,000.
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Barefoot

DA1kOIkOH i
Realty. Inc. HU. 1900
HALF-ACRE EsTATE-fn fabulous
Sleepy Hollow. Gorgeous grounds.
stone construction. Spacious living
rm. with firepl., large Sepsrats
dining m. 3 large bedRms.,
screened porch off kitchen. built
in garage, full basement with
finished rec. nm, fully equipped
kitchen with table space. Best buy
in the area at Sa4,250. PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL. REALTORS,
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ANNANDALE
REDUCED $1,000

3-bedrm. brick rambler with pine
pane1ed rec. nm, full bSmt.. wall
70 bus and schools. Owner trans
ferTed. FHA, S1s.750.
Dream House. Crestwood split-level,
better than new eond.. lovely LOT
with huge oak trees. Walk to bus
and shopping. Quick possession,
Lets talk about this one. Assume
large loan.
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HICKS
ASNIIME GILLIAN

You can assume this large GI
loan and move into this immacu-
late 3-bedrm.,. 2-bath house i'm
mediately. 1t has rec. rm,. large
fenced, wooded lot and located
near, st. Michaers. Convenient
TO bus, shopping and Schools.
Modern-style kitchen with eating
space. Owner transferred, Imrne-
olate possession. Priced low 10
sell last at S21, 1895.
TOWN g. COUNTRY Prep, INC.
OPEN 9 TO Q
Annandale Office CT. $4,000
AURORA HILLS by OWNER New
air-eond. 4-bedrm. home, many
extras offered. $4,000. on.
4-5357.
BRICK MANOR HOUSE-Ciose-in-
Built and designed by prominent
developer. bedrooms master.
25x20) formal dining rm., eat-in
kit, equipped. Full bsmt., fin rec.
nm, lpluS util. and work rm.) q
car oct. gar, complete grounds
Anchor fenced, S27,5OO, First
trust $4,000 to right party,
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

s2I.soe NEW FIRST TRUST fol
approved VIA purchaser can Be
placed on this eontemporarT-styled,
3-BEDROOM. 1h-BATH BRICK
RAMBLER with huge rec. I'm, In
the FULL BASEMENT. Now priced
at the FHA APPRAISAL or S23..
LIVING ROOM WITH GLASS
WOODED LoT. eharminS break
fast nook In the delightful kitchen.
2 fireplaces, DASHBOARD HOT
WATER HEAT. Cool seIeensd
LOAN, PLUS LARGE SECOND
TRUST may be ASSUMED. Rapid
possession. PARKER. SMITH q
DONNELL. IA. 7-6161. IA. 7-ssl7.
3-BEDRoOM, 21s-BATH split-leyel
featuring an attractive recreation
room with picture window, large
kitchen with extra large eye-level
oven. family-stEe dining I'm. Beau
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