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RENT Blue Lustre Electric Car
pet Shampooer for only 81 per
day So. Hdwe & Appl. Co.
2-l-lt
BACHELOR APARTMENT -
completely furnished. Immedi-
ate possession. Mrs. E. G. Web
stef. 409 First Ave. Phone Elk q
1924. 2-l-tf
HOUSE ~ modern rooms with
bath. full basement, central
heat. water. electricity. nice
yard fenced in aid garden spot.
For details see Willie Welchlin
Phone Elk 2-4774. r. /. Farm
Vile. Va. 2l3p
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT NV
furnished. ample heat, hot and
cold water. private entrance
Mrs Annie v Putney. FIX ?
4463. 2l-2t
HOUSE for rent near Kings
vile, 2 bedrooms. large living
room, kitchen and bath with IT.
acres. Furnished $50 per mo-,
unfinished S45 per mo. Landon
Atkins, Farmville, Va. EX 2-4695
or Elk 24G07. 2-l-tf
HOUSE - One mile from Farm
Vile. on Cumberland Road. Four
rooms ard bath. screened porch,
Oil heat storm windows. open
fire place in living room. cleo
trio hot water heater. car port.
f NJ. Whltlock, Fal1nvllle. Va.
2-l-lp
APARTMENT : 4 rooms and
bath, heat and water furnished.
newly decorated, private Elk ?
500. 2-l-2p r.
UPPER APARTMENT unfurn-
ished. Water and heat furnished
COG Oak St Phone Elk 2-3586.
1-25-5p tF)
DWELLINGS. - two, located 8
mile north Rice on road 6l9.
Contact Ralph P. Hines, Elk 2
-5497 or r NJ Bradshaw. Eek 2
1865. 1922
ROOMS Furnished with Kitchen
girls. Call Elk 2-3548. l-22-tf
APARTMENT ~ 5 rooms, in
Guiding kitchen and htchenette,
electric hot water heater, 2
blocks from Main street on
Second Street, $25 per mo. Johns
Equipment Co., Elk l-3l4l. Farm
vile. l2-28-4tf
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FURNISHED apartment. Call
Elk 2-3543. l4-tf
APARTMENT Three rooms
and bath, completely private.
First floor Hot and cold water
furnished. John Morris, Elk q
351. l-ll-8p
APARTMENT - two bedroom
duplex, available Immediately.
Third Avenue. G. j. Cox. Farm
Vile. 10-30-tf
APARTMENT - Hot and cold
water furnished. Three rooms and
bath. $29.5 30. Phone Elk 2-3l54
l0-l9-tf
APARTMENT - i rooms, sec
ond floor; oil heat. 600-A Second
Street, Farmville. Call Elk 2
1896. 19-19-tf
APARTMENTS - upper and
lower 5000. so2 Bridge St,
Phone E'X 2-4369 l-4-8tp
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HOUSE - Near Main Street,
bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath. $4,000 month. Landon
Atkins. Farmyllla Phone Elk 2
4695 or Elk 2-4607. l0-l2-tf
APARTMENT ~ 4 rooms, hot
water and heat furnished. Sol
Pine Street. Mrs. D. A, Jackson.
Elk 2-3576, 9-25-tf
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SERVICES

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BUTCHERING - meat process
sing. deep freeze supplies. Bur
gers Market. Farmville, Va.
ll-3O-22p If
BABY SITTING the hour.
Phone Elk 2-3503. l-29-3t
WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickerson
Auction Co.. phone Elk 2-3556
Farmville. 10-20-tf
COMPLETE Sc PTIC TANK
SERVICE: cleaned. repaired and
new installation. W. w. Decker
son. phone EX2-3556. Farmville.
l0-20-tf
SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN
FIELDS INSTALLED. ditching
and terracing. Ayers Building
Supply Co.. phone !. Elk 2-39O6.
Farmville, located on old Cum
berland Road. Jackson Heights.
1-17-tf
REAL ESTATE appraisals -
farm, residential, business prop
erty appraised Export 2-5l65.
Herbert R. Stokes, Farmvi'le.
Va 1852
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A, II. OFFICES

VIRGINIA: ..@.
In the Circuit Court of Powha-
tan County
LULA ANEVA HEATLEY
BARRS. Complainant.
vs..
CHARLIE, HUGHES BARRS,
Defendant.
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond CT
mahimOny from the defendant
on the ground of cruelty which
amounted to constructive deser-
ton of the complainant by the
defendant.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
not resident of this State, it is
ORDERED that he appear be
fore this Court within ten days
after due publication of this or
der and protect his interest
therein.
VIM, E. MAXEY. JR., Clerk
MAX O. LAsTER, pa.
Ills East Main Street
Richmond 10, Virginia
A Copy-Teste
VIM. E. MAXEY. Jr., Clerk
1-1l-4t
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BRICK RANCHER
THREE BED ROOMS, liv

THREE BED ROOMS, living
room with fireplace and pic
ture window, formal dining
room. large eat-in kitchen
with built-in oven and sur
face units. bath, partial
basement with garage. forced
warm all heat, plaster walls;
oak floors, only yrs. old ex-
cellent condition. On lot 100X
$50. plus extra lot 117X176.
"a mile from town. All of this
for only $4,000
RURAL LIVING, Frame house
on , acre lot. Two bedrooms.
nursery. living room. eat-ln
kitchen with formica top
cabinets and bath. "a mile
from town. Several out
buildings. good garden spot.
Only $4,000.
LOTS AND LOTS OF LOTS:
Large on small. wooded OF
cleared, in or out of town.
Good terms.
KEYSVILE INVESTMENT: IS
room house, with three baths
on large lot. Centrally located
In Keysville. $1,000.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY:
1877 acres completely fenced.
IFS acres open. 2l2 acre stocked
pond. 6 room house. 2 good cat
tie barns with hay storage.
grainery, 2.13 acres bright to-
bacco. barn, several creeks, 10
miles from Farmville. $4,000
Terms.
RESIDENCE: close to Longwnod
College Living room, Dining
room. modern kitchen with
builtins. 4 bedrooms. and 2
baths. $l2. 9O0-Good terms.
RESIDENCE: Close to Main
Street, Bedroom. IL baths.
large living room. eat in
kitchen. Lot 8ox13O. Only
$1,000 with easy terms.
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WANTED
LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of Amelia
County, Jan. rs. 1863.
COUNTY OF AMELIA
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WILLIAM A. MCKENZIE

Respondent
The object o. this suit is 10
obtain divorce from the bonds
of matrimony for the complain
ant from the respondent on the
ground of desertion.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law. stat
ing that William A. Mckenzie is
a nonresident of the State of Viz
ginia, it is therefore ordered
that he do appear within ten
days after due publication here
OF and do what may be neces-
sary to protect his interests in
this suit.
R. H. BLANTON, Clerk
w q Fitzvatrick, pa. l-11-4t
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VIRGINIA:
IN the Circuit Court Of Cumber-
land County:
H. E. COOKE.
LUCY W. WADE, ct ais.
Order of Publication

LUCY w. WADE. ct ais.
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to
remove a cloud upon the title
Of the plaintiff H. Z. Cooke to a
IA acre tract in Hamilton Dis
Irict, Cumberland County, desig-
mated as Lot No. Oh plat re-
corded in Deed Book 81, page
274.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that Andrew
] k n Wade, Of IS Grant
Court, Long Branch, N. j., Mat
tie Wade Holloway, of s. Grant
Court, Long Branch, NJ j.. Viz
ginia Wade Brooks, of 742 St.
Nicholas Ave. New York, 81,
N. Y, Rosa Wade Austin, of rs
Warren St., Apt 3. Patteson,
N. j., and Raymond L. Wade,
Of 3546 18th St, N. W, APT /,
Washington D. c., are not resi-
dents of the state of Virginia.
and that their last known adj
dresses are as stated above
1t is ordered that <the said
Andrew Jackson Wade. Matte
Wade Holloway, Virginia Wade
and Raymond l.. Wade do APP
pear within ten days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect
their interests.
R. H. BLANTON, Clerk
JAMES P. BABER, pa.
Cumberland, Virginia l-25-4t
VIRGINIA: ..
In the Circuit Court of the C0un-
ty of POwhatan:
GERTRUDE VIOLA FISHER
MILLS Plaintiff
VS..
BROADUS L. MILLS, JR.
571 West l59th Street, Apt. II
New York, New York
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond of
matrimony on the grounds of de-
scrtion for one year. 1t is order
ed that the defendant, who is
nonresident of the State of Viz
ginia and whose last known adj
dress was ST. West 159th Street.
Apartment II, New York, New
York, appear within ten C10)
days after due publication of this
order to protect his interest.
w. E. MAXEY, JR., Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
Attorney at Law
1903 NATURAL Building
Richmond 10, Virginia 1-25-4t
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
In the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County
OF Cumberland the 2nd day of
January, 1868.
EDMONIA AFFORD MCKENZIE
Complainant
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BACHELOR APARTMENT NV
completely furnished. Immedi-
ate possession Mrs. E. G. Web
Ster. 409 First Ave. Phone Elk 2
1924 2-l-tf
Apache drum beat., 1963-02-01
A VISIT FROM STEWART

Three represent atives from the
Federal boarding school at Stewart,
Nevada visited the reservation Monday,
Jan. 28. They we're Mr.. William Powell,
Principal; Mr.. Noel Scott, Department
Head, Guidance; and Mrs. Glorianna
Whaley, Department Head, Academic. Mr..
Lewis Monical, Assistant Area Director
Of Schools, also visited the reservation
that day.
The people from Stewart met with
San Carlos parents who have children at
Stewart Monday morning at lO:OO am.
They showed movies Of the school and
discussed the school with the parents.
Later on they had a similar meeting
with Bylas parents at the regular
Education Committee meeting Monday
night at Bylas.
Apache drum beat., 1963-02-01
BUCK KITCHEYAN NEW TRIBAL EMPLoYEl

BUCK KITCHEYAN NEW TRIBAL EMPLOYEE
Harry Mitchell and Fred Tancy, Of the
Arizona State Employment Service, have
completed the Job Eva1uation Survey for
the Tribal Enterprises. A preliminary
report on their findings should be ready
in time for presentation at the March
Tribal Council meeting.
In connection with the anticipated
new personnel policies, Buck Kitcheyan
has been employed by the Tribal Enter
prises as Assistant to the General Manager
in charge of personnel.
Apache drum beat., 1963-02-01
PAGE 2
ALL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The ALI Board of Directors for the
cattle associations met at the Council
Hall Saturday, Feb. 10.
At this meeting various individuals
brought up the question when Gunter
Prude's contract as Livestock Manager
Will be up. The Association Secretary
discovered in the minutes of 1860 that
his contract had been renewed for three
years at an ALL Board Of Directors
meeting in 1850. His contract will run
through the year of 1858, at which time
it Will be presented again before the
ALL Board Of Directors for majority
approval.
It was also brought out that Gunter
Prude does not receive a monthly salary
but works on a percentage of ls% Of sales
He is also paying $500 month rent
for his living quarters.
The following people are members
Of the ALL Board of Directors. The ALL
Associations Board of Directors are
James Randall, President; Jess j. Ste
vens, Secretary; and Robert Key, Vice
President. From Anchor Seven Association
the members are Clarence Smith, Presi-
dent; Terrell Victor, Vice-President;
James Chatlin; Frank Sisto; and Dick
Boni. From Ash Creek the members are
James Randall, President; Charles Vic
tor, Vice-President; Frederick UpshaW;
Perry Harney; and Floyd Null. Point Of
Pines delegates are Newton Pike, Presi-
dent Scott Small, Vice-President;
Willis Titla; Bruce Pike; and Calvin
Kindelay. Representing Slaughter Noun
tain are Glenn Bylas, President; Jess j.
Stevens, Vice-President; Edmond Wesley;
George H. Stevens; and Jack Gilbert.
Representing Tonto Association are
Valentine Hill, President; Wesley Gil
bert, Vice-President; Buddy Jones;
Ernest Martin; and Edwin Kinney.
Apache drum beat., 1963-02-01
COUNCTIMEN ATTEND
HEAL TIL CONFERENCE AT TEMPE

The Tribal Health Committee attended
the Third Annual Health Conference for
Indian Tribal Leaders on Jan. 1919. Tt
was held at the Arizona State University.
| Thomas B. Nosie, chairman Of the Health
Commi ttee, was an official delegate along
with other members Of the committee:
Newton Pike and Reeves Steele. Tribal
Chairman Marvin Null, Tribal Secretary
Hugh Mcintosh, Steve Talbot Of the AFsC,
and Jerry Rambler, Councilman, also
attended.
number of Indian tribal leaders
were present for the three day meeting
where health problems and programs were
discussed.
Mr.. Nosie reported for the San Carlos
Apache delegation to the conference. He
told the group of the water shortage on
the reservation. He told also Of the
petition signed by the Bylas people with
over 100 names, Viii ch asked the Public
Health Service to GO something about the
community water problem. This spring a
water and sanitation program Will be
started. Peridot has good water now, he
said. The Health Committee has met with
the doctors for help and guidance. The
committee has asked for the old hospital
building for an old peoples home.
Mr.. Nosie voiced a complaint in that
doctor and good nurse, but ''noW they
don't have anything" he said. Bylas
needs another ambu1 ance driver and field
nurse or doctor living at Bylas. (This is
the second year straight that the Health
Committee has asked the Public Health Ser
vice for ambul ance driver and doctor or
nurse to live at Bylas.) Mr.. Nosie stated
that the Indians are now going on the
white man's way. "Let's keep going and
let S get together" F."
Mr.. Rambler talked with the PHS
Sanitation Engineers, asking them to take
emergency measures to assist the people
lat Seven-Ni1e Wash With new domestic
water tank. He pointed out that the pre-
sent water supply Is contaminated and
responsible for much sickness among dis
Itrict residents whom he represents.
Marvin Null presided as chairman at
the general session on Jan. l8.
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joined By Granger from ROssvilIe, and James Blair
Steedman's division. and with these forces firmly
maintained the fight until after dark Our troops
were a. immovabIe as the rocks they stood on. The
enemy repeatedly hurled against them the dense
columns which had routed Davis and Sheridan In
the morning; but every onset was repulsed with
dreadful slaughter Falling first on one and then on
another point Of our lines. the rebels for hours
vainly sought to break them.
Thomas seemed 10 have filled every soldier
with his own unconquerable firmness; and Granger
Ibis hat torn By bullets like lion wherever
the combat was hottest -.
Thomas retired on ROssviIIe on Sunday night
AFTER the battle had closed.
"Pop Thomas, Dhom GFumOev had reinforced
on Ms oDn initiative sincs Rosscsuns and tie
rest At the UaiOn army had taken Of for Chatta-
m0oOa-DOs the sObnqmst Rock AZ Chicka-
msGaOG" for his stand sDithOat sUlich the Federal
defeat might hare been a disaster. Braoo, on the
other hGmd, might have co-OgdimGted his assault
more esctiDelv. buf is casualties had BEEN fsas.
faI az u, 500. In aRv evsnt he nosO had the Fed
erul GTmv hsmwssd into Chattanooga, his OsUm
army msnacinO TIE city from the heights of Mis-
siOaovv Ridge and LOokosn Moumtoin
NEXT SUNDAY: Meanwhile. haek hsms
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Iett hole ~ front af LOM0ssEsst's changing ~
1sMfsy and all havoc broke loose
From ms Rvenins STAR. Tuesday. September a. isss
LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
DESPERATE BRAVERY OF ROSECRANS'
TROOPS.
THEY STAND Ike A ROCK.

The following particulars in regard 70 the opera
tons before Chattanooga have reached this city.
On Saturday. the 18th, Demonstration was made
BY the rebels In strong force which appears TO have
been FepelIed By the force under General Thomas.
On Sunday the engagement commenced late In
the morning - Soon after the battle commenced,
achievements. j.
But hardly had these divisions taken their places
In line, when the rebel fire, which had slackened
suddenly burst out In immense voleys upon the cen
ter and then Van Cleve. On Thomas right, was
seen 70 give way :; soon after which the lines Of
Phillip Henryl Sheridan and Jefferson CT Davis
broke In disorder. borne down By the enemys
columns -.
Thomas finding himself cut Off from the right.
brought his divisions into position for independent
fishtinghis line assuming the form Of horseshoe.
along the crest Of = wooded ridge. He was soon
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Joseph JOnesl Reynolds lost heavily, but stub
bOrny held his position drivingth enemy but never
leaving his line.
John MeAuleyl Palmer. who was overwhelmed.
failed TO Get or his entire battery.
HEOratiO PhiIlipsl Van Cleve. fighting CALAMITY,
lost ground, and being OverpOwered failed regain
his position.
Our line was pressed severely, and wavered. The
rebels exulting over the apparent success made the
air resOund with cheers. They advanced along the
whole line. and when within fire. musketEy rolled
from right and lel and until five o'clock the fight
ing was Terrific.
The General ERosecransl grew anxious. The
wounded began TO pour In. and the rebels steadily
moved up near his headquarters. New forces we're
opposed 10 them and from this time until dark the
battle ragged with destructive fury.
The battle thus far 10 q bloody one. Our loss Is
very great Prisoners say seine oftheir regiments are
almost annihiIated. Both armies occupy the same
ground they did when the action began.
Poppy" Thomas' COPS bore The brsnt 0f the
attack Iomnched on the wo0ded front between
Chickamaaoa Greek and TIE Lafavsttechat
tanoO0a rOad bp Rebel cops amder James Long
street. Bishop Leomidas Polk and william Henry
Tablet WaIksr on September ~. Tie Federal Iias
held firm, but then on the 10th mirsp IN orders
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AUTO-TAXI LOANS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. airplanes
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,.BRIcK WAREHOUSE, / ftol

y 900 50 a.. aiT-cond, Once, heats
IA warehouse loading platform.
Prime industrial park location
l,25 per 50, H. 3i3b V g. ne,
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VA.-1,125 ACRES

RIVERDALE, MD.-Lge. bldg, site
near BALTIC pkwy.. sewer and water
in. New subdiv.
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MERCEDES-BENZ

MERCEDES-BENZ
In order OF reduce our stock
of used MercedeS-Benz so
as to handle impending
trade-ins on a forthcom-
ing shipload of new Mer-
cedeS, we have sharply re-
duced our Like New" cars
for quick sale. We feel that
our selection of used Mer-
cedes is unrivaled for
quality and choice any
where in the East at any
price.
'62 "19OC" 4-dr. sedan, light gray,
blue teX-leather interior, tran
1000 mi. by diplomat. Was
-. S3,295, now S2,yp6,
bl "22OS' 4-dr. sedan (2), both
cars are .white-gray with Wv.
tires, and reclining seats. One
has genuine leather interior and
straight shift, other has tex
leather interior, AM-FM radio
ana auto. clutch; Each were
90 @SSIoIBS" 10Y 4osr. Ss sedsD Cleaning
black with gray leatherette in
terror. 4 Wv. tires and Wv.
snow tires, factory air condi-
tioning In trunk. Was S2,795,
80 "190B" 4-dr. sedan (2), choice
OF jet black or moss green.
Both have r. and h, and Wv,
tires Each we're 1925, now
80 "50sL' coupe-rdstr. Has both
tops, 7. and h., genuine leath-
81 upholstery, Wv. tires. Was
SO SOS 4-dr. Choice CHOICE of several.
rior and German radios. Were
priced at S2,295, now only
SO 100" 4-dr. Exceptionally clean.
l-owner car. Formerly Sl,995,
now Sl,695.
81 "220S" 4-dr. Sunroof, Jet black,
red genuine leather upholstery,
AMIN radio. Was SLABS, now
30 800" 4-dr. sedan. Jet black,
Teletunken radio. Has new
valve Job. Was Sl,395, now
80 "220" custom built Combi-wap-
on. Exceptionally fine cond
was Sl,S95, clearance price,
Sl,lg5.
81 900 4-dr. sedan. Exception
ally line cond. for this age
model. Has Sunroof, same style
as 1859. Was sos, now G6Q5
ALL ABOVE CARS CARRY
MERCEDES WARRANTY
American Service Center
AUTHORIZED MERCEDES BENZ
DEALER
JS6 N Gieha pa A., - - --,.,
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
BRoKERa ATTENrInN

Firm Commitment Before sale
PROMPT SERVICE: DC. MD,
Prudential Mtgs. Corp. DI. 7-e1se
IMMEDIATE CASH for d. C., Nd
or va, End trust notes, large or
small, Call any time. JOHN L.
SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
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BUSINESS
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WAREHOUSES FOR Rent

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y your own Terrific specials on
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. H. MOORE
U. s. 301, Mile South OF New so
Mitchellville. Md. CE, B-S1SI|
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TRAILERs

ASSUME PAYMTS. - BRAND-NEW
1868 MODELS. Never lived in, 2
or 3 bedrms. Take your choice
Auto, washer, fully furnished, $500
down and assume small payments.
Call CIR, 3-544S. or drive out
800 yards west OF Fairfax Circle
on Route 90 at FAIRFAX, Va.
VlRGlNlA MOBILE HOMES, INC.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. Va, RO, s.
400 Md. RIA. 6-253l.
FAIRFAX = Must sell immed. 1
owner, 1900 Stewart Gardner
House Trailer, 45xl0 IT,, . bed
rms situated in park. Asking
price incl basic furn. 273-O5S4.
RICHARDSON 81, sleeps a, better
than average eond., $1,000. JE.
3-9360. See Sunday / TO 5 pm.
SAVE SI,1O5 on new 1862 National,
80 BY 10, 3 bedrmS., S295 down,
$40 per mo. This includes new 10
inch Westinghouse TV. Reason
for this deduction customer trans
ferred overseas before taking de-
livery. Call Mrs. Newberger. PA.
5-1022.
SMOKER SO. 44xs, lge. iiy. rm.,
Wv. carpet, Temodeled kit. and
bath, 2 bedrms., 772-0471.
TROY 80, 5Ox1O, air cond,, wash
er, bedrms. Call for appointment
to see. 765-0s70.
1862 KNOX, 8 bedrms., ~ baths,
furn.. refer. washer. $500 and
assume payments. 703-494-2077.
1862 NEW MOON. IS by 10, 8 bed
rms, automatic washer, cannot be
told from brand new. S195 down.
Assume unpaid balance. COLES
MOBILE HOME. US. / Mission
road. Jessup, Md. PA. 6-i922.
1862, 51xlO, 2 bedrms, never lived
in. Was S5,995. now reduced to
only S4,795 for quick sale. Any
thing considered as trade in. Call
297-S3S4 MARTIN BILE
HOME, 1915 Branch ave-. Clinton,
Nd.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ROUTE Z, VA, 81 Fof rent lovely
modern T-room home With barns
and 30 acres OF farming facilities
RE. T-353i II B.7uH2
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iaeal central acati0n new con,
ntTuction in modern drtlun anc
method. 1000 tu. a. 10 Iuuuui
Al. ~. ik.ft ceilinH heights IN
ierl0ra CuBtOmcd planned 20 ~,
niyidual speeiilCaii0ub air .rondl,
NonlnE and de luxe offices avail
able Ample DarkinR
GRAY X ES6tN0ER A Co. INC
n ~ 5-bl0O
BE 600 so. ~, lean DIVIDE With
offices and toilets Zoncd lrhl
Industrial Unlimited parking al,
laCent 20 Congressional thopplns
tcnter. 427-72i2
a,2OO so. IT. no p0sts. ls.ft
feilins Zoncd light Industrial
Oh nockvrle pike. ln1.72Ia.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
In 3 c, or NEARBY MD
KAY REALTY co INC RA H-2gO0
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

SALES ENGINEER desires to share
Office and secretary with or .
individIals with similar REQUIRE
ments. Presently working from
rene. Bethesda preferred. Call
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NORBECK-3la acres, country club
area, ideal for gentleman's estate,
electric. Owner will finance, 949-
2131, @. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
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1862 CHEVY "a ton panel, like
new, S1,750. WAverly 6-377S.