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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07

You've heard the expression
Talk Turkey" But few people
know that turkeys really talk.
Specialists at the Agricultural
Extension Service at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute say tur-
keys have different calls that
you can learn to recognize.
Some turkey calls and
sounds express content, others
discomfort. and some fright. For
example, if brooder house tenn
peratures are uncomfortable es-
pecially too cold, poults will do
much loud calling. Nutritional
disturbances may also cause
poults and chicks to express dis
content.
If nutritional troubles become
too severe, the birds become too
listless to complain with their
voices. Poults respond rather
quickly to diet DEFICIENCIES, and
can recuperate in a short time
when the nutrition is corrected.
Turkeys will often call in dis
commended tones if they are out
of feed and water. So the next
time you hear turkey sound
ing off. better try to get the
message.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07
Rainfall Short
Continued from page u

Topsoil moisture was adequate
in extreme eastern counties but
elsewhere it was very short
with drought conditions existing
in Northern Virginia. Statewide,
topscil moisture was reported
short by 80 per cent of the re-
porters and adequate by Is per
cent.
Corn dried out rapidly during
the week but harvest for grain
was light. Harvesting for silage
made progress in many areas.
Flue-cured tobacco harvest was
approximately IS per cent COM
plete by the week end. Fire
cured harvest made the largest
advance Of the season and pass
ed the halfway mark. Burley
cutting picked up speed and was
appl oachirg one-fourth complete
Harvest of all types continued
ahead of recent years for this
date.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07
Labor Day Games
At JetersviIle

The Jetersville Ruritans. ~
ponsored three ball gam IS ar'l
4 stew on Labor Day, were well
pleased with the success of sne
ay. About 70 gallons of Bruins
wick stew, made by Aubrey Al
.en, OF SCOTS Fork, were sold
and also soft drinks.
The Pollyannas Of Richmond,
wen over Amelia boys, 60.
The Blackstone Little League
won over Amelia, rs.
Reynolds won over Jetersville
Jets" in a soft ball game,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07
&h&ne Msu,
By GERALD DUNCAN

shoguns oiled good hunters dove comes M
September Is.
of Virginia the dove going 70
srlit September Is to November
and the following from December II to January
n past years, had dove that ran
straight through beginning early September and ending around
the laSfo No,rnr ahor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07

Or Tuesday night.
The only area football games
his week will find Loui. a at
Buckingham and Rock Hill
academy at Appomattox tn S
Friday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-07

senior halfbacks, Paul Ray
Wilmoth and Robert Tuck, who
was used mainly on defense last
year.
Coach Rao's front line will be
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Symphony Luncheon Held

with the largest amount.
S53I. 900, going for the pay
roll Of the s6-member or
chestra.
In contrast its income
from ticket sales. tours and
others sources amounted to
$3.50, 900. thus leaving q de-
ficit Of 433e,000 Of which
$3.50 900 was realized from
the 1851 so Sustaining Fund
campaign.
Mr.. Nordlinger said the
orchestra association hopes
to make up the remaining
$4,000 deficit through q
benefit concert and bali on
October 10 when Comedian
Danny Kaye viii offer his
services free as the featured
performer.
In q wittily turned ref
erence to the symphony's
perennial problem, Mr.. Nord-
linger declared. I'VE know
that in life two things are in
escapable-death and taxes.
Let's add q third-Symphony
deficits"
He added that moreover,
these deficits show an alarm
ing tendency TO grow larger
as the orchestra gains in ar
tistic stature" He said the
orchestra depends greatly on
a broad base of public sub
scription.
At the same time, Mr..
Nordlinger pointed out the
NSO does better than some
other orchestras. It has only
had to raise 80 per cent of
the deficit between earned
income and expenses whereas
Evening star., 1962-05-10

some others must raise so
per cent, he said.
The NSO also has a sI40,-
900 endowment fund from
which it gets $1,000 interest,
said Mr.. Nordlinger, adding
that this was a contrast to
the Cleveland Symphony
which has an So million en-
dowment fund.
In tribute to the Women's
Committee, Mr.. Nordlinger
presented its president, Mrs.
-Chauncey j. Blair, with a re-
cording Of the suite, Good
Humored Ladies" which he
said best describes the atti-
tude and approach of the
group"
Mrs. Blair, who was re-
elected for another term,
drew a laugh when she read
the title Of the reverse side
Of the record - THE Wise
Virgins"
Evening star., 1962-05-10
NEW WAY TO BE
SUDDENLY SLIM

Are you q woman whose
figure is on the good side but
might look perfect? You'll be
thrilled by the new easy way
science has discovered for you
to become Suddenly Slim. If
you're more than is pounds
overweight, then this idea is
not for you. If your weight
problem falls within this
range, then you can realize q
new, smoother figure today,
without diet or exercise.
Suddenly Slim is an all
new kind Of 4-oz. girdle con-
structed of science fbers. A
startling innovation is the
sheer front panel. This is per-
manently stiffened by q sci
ence process and cannot give
or sag. It's surrounded by q
slimming action border. A
featherstitehed panel down
each side Of this girdle will
contour your hips if they are
a problem. The girdle itself Is
of wonder" Lycra spandex
fiber. It feels like nothing on
but has such slimming
strength it gives your figure
everything that's possible
with q foundation.
Suddenly Slim"is is the peak
achievement of the designer
genius, Olga.
Find Suddenly Slim" in
girdle or panty versions, in
white or black, at Lord &
Taylor, Washington Chevy
Chase, EN- 2-960O. -.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
) By RUTH DEAN
star staff writer

It took nearly one million
dollars to put the National
Symphony Orchestra on the
stage for the I96i-63 season.
Mr.. oerson Nordtnger. jr.
declared yesterday
Mr.. Nordlinger, who Is
chairman Of the National
Symphony Orchestra Asso-
cations executive committee,
addressed the annual lunch
con meeting Of the NSO's
Women'S Committee in the
Washington Hotel.
The luncheon honored
Composer Mary Howe. DR..
Howard Mitchell, conductor
Of the National Symphony
Orchestra, and Mrs. Mitchell,
and Mr.. Milton King. presi-
dent Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra Association,
and Mrs. King.
In Mrs. Howe's honor, the
Lywen Quartet with Emerson
Meyers at the piano. played
her musical composition,
Suite for String Quartet and
Piano.
In response. Mrs. Howe
said she had never had
better playing and you (the
audience) were quiet as mice
and I'm delighted with every
one here"
Mr.. Nordlinger gave q
chalk talk on the symphony's
financial status. pointing out
that expenses in the l961-62
season amounted to SS66, 900,
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Luncheon
Tomorrow

The annual birthday lunch
con Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church Opportunity Shop,
Bethesda. will be held tomor-
row at the Kenwood Country
Club. A social hour will pre-
cede the l pm. luncheon.
Each guest is asked to
bring 9 gift to be sold at the
shop.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

State Senate; Marit Thorson,
House Of Delegates: Rose
Kramer and Frank Bliss,
County Council; Peggy Mann
and Doris Solomon. Central
Committee: and Frank Har-
ris, Orphans Court.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Montgomery Democrats Set Coffee

The Democrats for Prog
ress, Of Montgomery County,
win feature q string trio as
entertainment for q coffee to
be held at / pm. tomorrow at
Evening star., 1962-05-10

the home Of Mrs. Alice
Champlin in Chevy Chase.
The coffee win honor
Democrats for Progress can
didates William F. Hickey,
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Pot Luck
Supper Set

The Washington Alumnae
Club Of Alpha Gamma Delta
will hold q pot luck supper
for members and their hus-
bands at $50 pm. tonight
at the home Of Mrs. w. Day.
ton Maclay in Bethesda. Mrs.
H. Wayne Biting of Chevy
Chase win be cohoStess.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT
MEET THE SURLlEST
MAN IN HOLLYWOOD

What difference does il make what
part ! play" grOwIs Vince Edwards,
"as long as ! get paid" In, this
weeks Post, you'll meet the star Of
Ben Casey. Lean how his mother
kept him from becoming bum. How
he won his reputation as a ladies'
man. Who his latest heart throb is.
And why his director dubs him the
original angry man" g.. .
The Saturday EreninR
POST: !: s. ::;:':o~ y: I
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CHEVERLY AREA = Lovely Slumi-
den. modern Kitchen. On 200-ft.'
tree-studded lot. Just Sl2 900
Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT s
DAVIS q CO, INC.
CHEVERLY Brick Colonial; 3 bed.
rms, firepl., sep. din. rm. powder
rfn,: Wv. carpeting; scr. porch
finished rec. rm storm windows
coa pens f fU i S H bsis d eKtTas
leaf I'd. sP. 3-1529.
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ARL., N.-convenient. close-in To-
cation. Stucco rambler, full base
ment with beautiful pine-paneled
rec. rm.. . nice size bedrooms,
extra-large kitchen with eating
space. new range and refrigerator.
Fenced yard. $15,950. FLA APP
Droypd
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Duke Gardens =
Sedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with din
area. eating-space kit. IN baths
OWNER, KI. S-27S0.
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KENSINGTON
LARGE SPLIT-LFVEL
LOOK
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN

Two bedrm. bungalow with liv. I'm.
sep. din. rm, kit and full bsmt
City utilities incl. Fenced lot
bus service, only $4,000.
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HYATTSVILLE-older 7-rm. home
H Isv.1 H. H. z 20 kits ITS. bSmt. 2 pehs;
H. JOHNSON. 422-1511.
HYATTSvLLE-GI. no money dn
Tor this corner property, Twins
rm;, dining rm,, kitchen, 2 bedrms
and bath up. New aluminium storm
windows, level lot, walking dis.
lance to bus and shopping center
at $1,000. ROBERT Z, LOHR
INC, Realtors. RE. 4-4nnn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ACREAGE-Nearby Mclean, lge. 4
bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
country home. Stream. Fenced.
JANET GREEN REALTY, 52S-7050
ACRE PLUS, McLEAN-This brand
new all-brick split-foyer is really
nestled amid towering trees. is
conveniently located. 3 bedrooms.
unique dining room. huge bright
kitchen, rear screened porch, full
basement. Only $4,000. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON. ia. $3.50. ewes.
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ALEX, RIVERSIDE bedroom
rambler; 3 baths, rec. w/firepl.
Wv. carpet: carport, patio; neal
schools. 5 min. Belvoir. a5 min
Pentagon; assume large GI lean
S26,500. so, S-4617.
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DOUBIE GARAGE

Ideal for workshop or storage, plu,
modern brk Cape Cod with {
bedrms.,. tone DOWN.. din. rm.
Ia baths, part. rec. rm., Al
cond.. walk to schools and bus
bargain S1S,950. Easy terms. Cal
474-3000.
RURCH REALTY co
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x. CAMERON STATION AREA
ALEX. s.-LEss THAN RENT

for q lovely .-bedroom brick
home with full basement. recrea-
| ton room, equipped kitchen,
! lovely yard. Convenient. close-in
| location X hlork IN hus
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
IcONTINUEpl

weynewood BY OWNER
Brick split-leVel. 3 bedrmS., 3
baths. liV. I'm. with firepl,, sep,
din. rm-. vall-to-Wall carpetine
cleo. color kit. finished rec. rm.,
laundry storage area, scr. peh.,
Att. garage. handicapped, wooded
lot. Off Mt. Vernon pkWy. Swim
pool membership. schools close
Priced low-30S. Flexible financing
with lge. 4atss OF loan. 500 En-
press Court. Alex. Va. so. 5.
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mM0ggn

sPRING-Open Sun. 2-5
1890 Caroline ave. Lovely 6-rm.
and bath. detached brick rambler
on lge. lot. features incl. equip,
kit, paneled den. gas INV h.,
patio and many extras. S15.45O.
FHA approved or CT. DIREC-
TONS: Out Colesville I'd. to
Franklin ave.. right on Franklin
to Caroline. right on Caroline to
house. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
Realtors. POLL K st. NV. Ma. s.
1882. Ewes, JU. 9-2559.
SILVER SPRING-COLONIAL LIV-
ING AT ITS BEST. 3-bedroom. all
brick home and new-building con-
dition. Separate dining room, rec
reation room, level handicapped lot.
S1S,950. Call 949-7070.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
SILVER SPR.-3-b.r., 2-bath ram
bier, lge. rec. rm. and extra bed
rm. down. Many extras. S23,500,
MRS. LADANY, 10. $4,000.
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fAIRLAND-Lovely small estate Of
~ acres with true center-hall
brick Colonial. 5 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, powder room, "a bath in
basement. spacious rooms, suitable
for large family or Institutional
and Shrubs. ROBERT &. LOHR,
INC, REALTORS, HE. $4,000.
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ALEX, s.-86-ft. rambler, s.-acrt
level lot, fenced, trees; Q bedrms.
firepl., enclosed breez4way. built.
In garage; FLA, SI5,500; $500
dn, Owner will pay al allovchlt
settlement costs. 76s-0475 or IL
6-a61S.
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hNNANDAIE

hNNANDALE
Brick rambler. full bsmt.. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. rec. rm.. fenced
lot, fruit trees, shrubs. Neal
elementary schools. Less thar
FLA at S17.750.
SPRINGFIEID
No money down VA-Lge. panelec
family rm., paneled kit. din
area. rambler. cor. lot, 3 bedrms.
patio. swim. pool share. 1924
Attentee I'd. S17,950.
SPRINGFIELD
45-ft. rambler. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt.. mod. kit, all large rooms
$1,000 down FILA.
4-ACRE ESTATE
3-bedrm. ranch rambler. 1SX2i
liv. rm., 1Sx41 rec. rm., 2 firepls.
sep. din. rm.. music rm., acre.
Of open and wooded ground. idea
for horses. Near Oskton. sal 800
BURRIS REAL ESTATE ia. 4-T40C
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRNG-Lovely 3-bedrm.
91z-bath split level with entrance
foyer. liY. I'm. with firepl.. fam
lily room. beautiful corner lot with
large trees. Convenient to every.
thing. SPA. 900 FLA terms. s. Z
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Open, l to u
2403 Oxon Run Drive
$4,000

II EVANSVILLE HILLS, (best sec.
tion). Stately brick Cape Cod or
large fenced lot. Powder rm. ano
den on first. Many exclusive anc
extra features. Just reduced. WA
!-S2l7. COHEE REALTY CO..
APP 7-05Q5
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FLORANCE REALTY
PHONE 354-3900

ANNANDALE. sh year split-ievei-
3 bedrmS., . baths. recr. rm..
patio. fenced lot with trees. $50, :
$50. OWNER. 7459 Madeira pl.,
CT. 6-lgS9,
lANNANDALE-BROYHILL CREST
Brick rambler, As IT,. y acre. 3
bedrms., bath, 0E kitchen. day
isht bsmt., rec. I'm. Assume 4laes
loan; S22.95O. Swim, pool mem
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DIPLOMAT RECALLED

Immediate possession - Charming
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 3 full
baths. lge. fin. rec. rm.. all-elec.
kit. with breakfast nook.
JOLLES & JOLLES co.
DI. 7-4244 Ewes, VIII. 2-S47e
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LANGLEY REALTY


O LARGE BEDROOMS
3 baths, . firepls.. Scar garage.
corner lot. Extra lge. homell
GOLoB REALTY CO. RE. 6-1l55
TAKOMA PARK close-in
area near park. off New Hamp-
shire ave. 3-bedrn all-brick Colon
ial, screened porch, fireplace. large
dining rm. FLA, $4,000.
HILDEBRAND CO. JU. 9-SsS(
TAX. PARK BY OWNER-Lovel,
3 bedrm. white brick home, nea
WASHINGTON Sanitarium, corne
lot. patio. den. 2 baths. finishe
rec. rm., kit. completely furn
S21,76O JU. S-9504, or 5S7-34Se
TEMPLE HTLLS-4-bedrm., 2-batl
brk. rambler with carport, bsmt
$500 down. total S22,400. sig:
Spring dr.. CHI. S-S96S.
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FARMETTE,

BELTsvILLE Secluded S-bedrm.
brk. Colonial ga baths. porch,
100 by l50-ft. lot, asking $751;
800, terms. Call 474-3000.
BURCH REALTY co.
FORT WASHINGTON FOREsT-s.
bedrm. rambler, lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., nice din. area, lge. mod
ern kit. III baths. carport. Ice.
util. rm. on y acre lot. $500 dn,
move in. Full sale price S15,75O.
Assume present loan. For full de-
tails call 10. 7-1925. OGLESBY q
RICE REALTY.
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TWO
3-bedrm. brick Colonials with sep.
arate din. rm., full bsmt., side
screened porches. Cow. to PARK
Sl5,990 and Sl7,500 with FLA
and conventional terms.
LEWISDALE
2-bedrm., all-brick senirambler.
Sparkling clean with lge. patio
and professional workshop. Only
$4,000 FILA.
COUNTRY LIVING
Enterprise Rd. l full acre. COM
pletey fenced, 3 bedrms., separate
din. rm., huge family rm.. screened
porch, III baths, completely
equipped kit. including washer
and dryer. VA no money down.
Prince GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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OOnS11 1OEf1h1 I W
nDFAM DAEDTEn

D1GEI11N1 IIk11WbIEh
Half acre Of ground with 2 bed
rooms large living room, fireplace
sep. din. rm.. large equipped hitch
en-, full bsmt., garage and 2Sx36
fenced yard.
HARTMAN REALTY, REALTORS
LU. 4-340O Ewes, CHI. S-4S7S
Z; RIyERDALE-3-bedrm., 2-story
brk. house Nffull bsmt., stove, re-
fgr., fenced lot. S295 dn. incl. set
Element; vac. OWNER, DU. 10000.
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ARLINGTON

This new listing in st. AIMS Parish
features q large brick home in .
convenient residential neighbour
hood close to bus. Dining room
makes meals extra pleasant. Three
good bedrooms and q full base
ment with recreation room. Can
be bought on reasonable terms
with only $500 down. Call ia.
7-9300, 1900 Wilson blvd.
WE MAKE TRADES
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
Realtors. Mortgage Bankers
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK AREA-S-bedroom
home. Paneled rec. room, carport.
Near school and transp. Excellent
conditions; $I6,950. Fall oeeu-
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$I0O.5OO
WOODLAWN

2-bedrm. rambler. located on lge
lot. ideal for garden and play
area for children. Priced right,
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8 blocks to shopping and bus on
Columbia pike-Split-levels 3 to
8 bedrooms, 3 baths, hot-water
Dashboard heat, S23,a5O. RAM
blers, 3 bedrooms and Q baths, full
basement, hot water Dashboard
heat, S23,250. We have Others
under construction within l block.
We take trades. Ramblers, S22,-
$50: split-leyels, S23,p50.
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3 -bedrm. brick rambler. Bsmt. fin
tShed in apt. for mother. May buy
furnished. Low down payment. OF
assume CT loan.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-1515 UN. 4-7l71
CAROLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A.
bedrm., 21a-bath Contemporary
bi-level centrally air cond.. liv. rm
AND rec. nm. with tirepl, earport
shops, churches. BY OWNERS S22..
600. 4hee CT loan. HE. 4-7S6T,
CHEvERLY - Ideal for doctor OF
level. den with firepi.. center hall
full din. rm., lge. corner lot, SEQ.
$50. Name your terms. KENIL-
WORTH REALTY CO.. UN. 4-290s
or AP. 7-0952.
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CARROLLTON

Can you use this sweet little ram
n T,S N, with pig bsdI yard Iinished fam
cant and clean7 5000 will handle
down payment and settlement. See
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Observation-Disclosures AREAI-
ANNANDALE


3-bedrm. split-level. better than
new. Huge oak trees. S23,250.
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ARL. N.,-2-story brick. 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, finished rec. rm..
ser porch. fenced yard. 10 min.
Pentagon, $4,000. ia. 5-7324.
ARL.-By owner. Beaut. new home
overlooking Wash. large trees, 5
min. to Pentagon, air cond.. 4
bedrms,. 8 baths, 2 firepls., rec.
rm. with wet bar, gar, storm
windows. new Wv. carpets and
ara scm Eis ful sss sSSlD' o Sc
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ARE your?

LOOKING FOR A SELECT N. ARL.
LOcATION7 2 In eountry-club
area sEsa' w, Well-t ! big, brick & s ram
Phi hsm sn ce .rsr nall .hoI Ilr cps:
condition won't fail to satisfy.
For S32,500. what can you get
in this top school area that every
one Is looking for7
OPEN HOUSE ALL WEEKEND
orn AT LTI,,44.ssIl,.ss,,N ss aIst ST; f..
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ARLINGTON, N.-TRY THIS FOR
SIZEl FIVE bedrms. and THREE
FULL BATHS found In this i'm
maculate brick rambler. Plus Q
kid-proof rec. rm. and large
screened porch. Wonderful traffic
pattern. Newly redecorated In off,
white shades. A few minutes drive
to hest ShoDDinR AREA S26.ab0
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Gail TE. B-157b
ALFRED D. HECK co,

ALEX. AREA. nr. Belle Haven coln-
S1ilt-in EaraSs. 3 81 BATHS 6sof1 mi
bsmt., superior eond. in excel.
location. Assume SlS.35O Sic
loan. Full price only S24, 400. Cell
PORTAL REALTY CO.. so. S-22SO
or so 2-Q5Q2
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HOL LEY REALTY iII.SS

$3.50 Lee Hwy. Arl.. KE. $3.50
ARLINGTON, N.-A WONDERFUL
TIMELESs CRESTWoOD RAMB-
LER. Much sought after York
ali tiled floor, 8 bedrms., family
size kit, charming liv. rm. w
firepl., attractive lot wIspacious
patio enclosed w/wrought iron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02

ARLINGTON NORTH : A perfect
house in tiptop condition ready for
you to rove in. A well-planned
modern kitchen with built-in oven
and counter-top range, range hood
with exhaust fan, dishwasher. Sep
lrate dining room. 3 bedrooms. 2
per cutters. Call JE. 2-2820.
JOSEPH W. SEAy COMPANY.
Realtors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02
ARLINGTON
BY OWNER

ARL., N.-Assume $4,000, Az
loan. Charming English stucco
home. bedrms., pa baths, p
car garage, full bsmt. on huge
pvt. lot w/trees. Easy terms. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02

ALEX.-By OWNER. Brick 3-bedrm
split-level. Assume $4,000 4[e.
GI; S24. 900. $4,000 dn.; terms on
balance; washer. drier. air cond..
fenced lot EsraEs. rec. rm.; near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02
HOLLEY REALTY
HOLLEY REALTY
,1S3 Lee Hwy, Arl., KE. $3.50

D IS Lee Hwy, All, IKE. 6-030O
ARLINGTON = CLOSE-N Abr.
Cape Cod on A-acre lot. Detached
garage. L.R. with fireplace. Per-
feet for party that must be close
in. Only S20.a50. ROUTH ROB
s3S-s2oo, spfld.. 45i-S50C. Nc
Lean 9SR-s0O0
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Airplane Crash Destroys Home
And Injuries Utz' Relatives

CHULA, May 3l-The air.
plane crash near Pittsburgh,
Penn, last week destroyed the
home of Charles Utz's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kaiser. His Aunt Elizabeth was
frying chicken in her kitchen
when the plane came looming
through her home. The stove
turned over on top of her and
her mother. Mrs. Lind, was
knocked down by a large beam.
She managed to crawl out and
somehow lifted the store off
her daughter. They escaped
from the house just before it
was completely destroyed. They
were taken to the hospital with
serious burns and complica
tons. All they had left were the
clothes they were wearing.
The pilot said something hap
pened to the plans fuel line and
he tried to head it into hill
side before ejecting but it bOunc-
ed into the Kaiser home after
hitting the hillside. The pilot
landed safely in a tree. He's
the father of three children.
Charles Utz is the son-in-laW of
the A. M. DodSons.
Mrs. w. c. Keys sister, Mrs.
E. F.. Mosley of Mt. Airy, N. c.,
spent several days with the Keys
recently. The Wendell Keys of
Morrisville, were their week end
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton Smith
ard children, also the Elmer
Felts, were Sunday visitors of
the Aubrey Dodsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beasley
and Mrs. Munc Dodson
visited the Joe Stigalls at Mid
lothian on Monday. They found
Mrs. Stigall home from the hos
pital and feeling much better
Elmer Felts visited his sister,
Mrs. F. c. West, in Powhatan,
one day recently.
The Ronald Cloptons, of Rich
mond. were supper guests of her
parents, Sunday. Mr.. Clopton
went to Fredericksburg with
several members of the Beas-
ley Rescue Squad on Saturday
They received third place in the
parade.
Miss Sandra Wilburn spent the
week end with Miss Patsy Boil