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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-06

CEDAR, Dec. 5 - Mrs. Wal
ter Thomas has been quite i'll
She is staying with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John LeSueeur. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Ny. and Mrs. Willie Thomas
and Carol of Lynchburg visited
his mother, Mrs. Walter Thomas
Sunday.
Miss Anna Pauline Simpson,
Of Farmville, spent the week end
with the Misses Macy and Mar
jorie Ownby.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary
Allen were Mrs. Pearl Flippen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Flippen
and children, Of Richmond.
The Cedar Home Demonstra-
ton Club will have their an
nual Christmas party in t h e
home Of Mrs. Guy McCraW Fri
day. Dec. 6.
We are glad to report that
Pink OWnby is improving. He is
still with his son-in-laW IN d
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Essen, of Albemarle. N. c.
Mrs. Guy McCraw's guests for
Thanksgiving Day were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ownby, Phyllis Owr-
by. Of Richmond, Mrs. A. A.
Ownby. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
OWnby and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Simpson and An
ma. Of Farmville.
Mrs. Acie Allen and Acie, Jr
visited her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Flip
pen, of Columbia on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Mrs. Mary Oliver, OF DillWyn.
is spending the week W h
her sister, Mrs. Pete Jamer-
son.
Miss Phyllis OWnby of Rich
mond spent Thanksgiving holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank OWnby.
Mrs. 10y Whaley and Gary,
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Cedar Area News OF Interest

Of Cumberland, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ownby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Myres and
family. Of Sevierville, Tenn.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Way
caster and other relatives in this
community over the. week end.
Miss Barbara Waycaster who
is a student at Lincoln Me-
mortal College, Harrergate
Tenn, spent Thanksgiving Day
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yves Waycaster.
Mrs. Guy McCraw Pauline
Simpson and Blanche Ownby
were business visitors in Rich
mond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn LeSueur
were Sunday night dinner guests
Of Mrs. Mary Allen and Acie, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ownby
and Mrs. Aaron OWnDy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy, Of
Trents Mill, Sunday afternoon
There will be a Mission Study
Book taught at Cedar Baptist
Church Wednesday. Dec. II, at
7..3O pm. by Mrs. Paul G. Wat
son. The public is invited to
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shumak-
er, of Mt. Zion, and Jerry Own
by visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ownby and Phyllis Friday night
Stephen Trent lost his chicken
house by fire Saturday morning
The tWo-Week-old chicks in the
house were also burned.
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Banker, Credit Managers Hold
Conference On Farm Money Needs

tories needed to operate their
farms because they cannot OBJ
tain sufficient livestock feed or
need to raise cash for operating
expenses. The long-standing poll
cy OF Farmers Home Admins
tration is to be responsive to the
needs Of farming communities
lard hit by financial and physi-
cal disaster, Evans reports.
Emergency FILA loans can be
alvaaced for (a) the purchase
Of seed, fertilizer. insecticides,
and payment Of other farm op-
eratT g expenses, tbl necessary
ecu pment repairs, fc) wh e n
necessary, purchase Of essential
replacement farm equipment,
d when necessary. payment of
a0t more than one years taxes
On personal property and farm
real estate, not more than one
year. premiums for insurance
Oh personal property and farm
real estate. and social security
taxes for hired labor. lel family
subsistence needs, and ~ eX-
penses incident to making the
loan.
70 BE eligible for FILA credit
A farmer must be primarily en-
gagged il farming and have rea-
sonable prospects for success in
The farming operations he plans
20 carry on Loans bear three
PEI cent interest Repayments on
lpaas depend upon purposes for
Whcl funds are advanced and
upon the estimated income of
tbs applicant Loans are secured
~ 4os.S Oh crops financed and
on chattel property such as live
stock and machinery and by
liens on real estate when neces-
Sa.y for adequate loan security
The Farmers Home Admins
tlation county Office is located
in the Watson Insurance Build
ing Oil Main Street IN Farm
vile Evans also has part-time
Office hours at Amelia. in the
Agricultural Building, on Mon
DAY mornings from to 10
d clock
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Representatives. OF banks. pro
duction ere dit associations.
Farmers Home Administrative
and other credit agencies wore
to meet in Farmville, Wednesday,
Dec. 4, to discuss methods of
meeting the increased credit
needs Of farmers who suffered
substantial losses from the re-
cent drought. according to Hun
ter P. Evans, County FLA su-
pervlsor.
Amelia and Prince Edward
counties were designated for
emergency loan assistance this
fall by Secretary Of Agriculture
Orvill L. Freeman. His action
permits the Farmers Home Adj
ministration to make loans to
eligible farmers unable to fully
meet their credit needs from
conventional lenders.
Credit leaders expecal 40 at-
tend include John + Warner.
Farm Service Department man
ager Of The First National Bank.
Isaac G. Glenn. president, and
E L. Robinson. assistant cashier
of The Peoples National Bank:
J. G. Bondurant. president. and
w. G. Whittier. cashier Of Plant
ers Bank and Trust Company.
and J F Glenn. manager Of
Fafmville Production Credit AS
ISOLATION and Federal Land Bank
Association Of Falmville.
The drought has caused eX-
tenslve damage in this area. The
Farmers Home Administration
emergency loan program win b.
discussed with c. edit officials a.
the meeting Evans says. and
/ am confident that with our
agency serving ais a supplement-
tai source adeGilate credit viii
be available 50 that no deserv-
ing farm family III Amelia and
Prince Edward counties VIII
have to liquidaie their business
OF suffer needlessly.
Emergency loans Will enable
farmers to AVOID selling off foan-
datlon livestock. machinery ard
otherwise reducing tAeir inyen-
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ANTIcLIMAX

Jones had taken his car to a
garage for minor repairs.
You wouldn think it was q
secondhand car, would you?'
he remarked to the mechanic.
Great Scott, no." said the
mechanic. II thought you made
ii yourself.
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general as the principal ad-
ministrative officer and the
commander In charge Of the
ships and armament.
Perhaps the aspect Of the
discussions here which most
surprised American officials
was the lack Of objection to
the proposal that the United
States should have a veto over
the use Of the weapons. This
is in accordance with United
States legal requirements
which would prohibit turning
nuclear weapons over to NIP.
One Of the objections to MILF
has been that it would be too
difficult to operate ships eff
GENTLY with officers and men
drawn from half a dozen diff
ferent countries.
What can be done along this
line will be demonstrated later
this year by stating a United
States guided missile destroyer
with a mixed crew of Ameri-
cans, Germans, Greeks and
Turks. and perhaps other ma
tionalities.
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whether the step will ever be
taken is undecided.
So far the United States,
West Germany, Greece and
Turkey are definitely and
strongly behind the project,
but France is as strongly OPP
posed. Britain has been at best
uncertain with public and
political opinion divided.
President johnson. briefed
on the Paris and Washington
talks a few days ago, has in
structed the State Department
to continue discussions.
The initiative for the enter
prise was taken by the late
President Kennedy, whose
basic policy was that the
United States was ready to
help form the nuclear missile
navy for use in European
waters if enough Of the NATO
allies were willing to join in,
sharing costs and contributing
manpower.
There is some impression now
In Washington that the john
son administration may press
the allied nuclear force idea
even more determinedly.
The Paris talks began Octo-
Der Z and recessed 10 days age
with agreement to resume or
January 9.
Parallel with the discussions
in Paris conducted by the reg
ular NATO ambassadors Of the
participating countries, military
representatives held detailed
discussions here on problems OF
organizing crews composed of
men from different countries,
constructing ships to carry mis-
siles with nuclear warheads,
and similar questions.
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The union official said the
company offer contains SUBJ
stantial improvements" over
previous offers. Hourly pay
increases I'd to SO cents for
journeymen mechanics were
Included in the offer.
Considerable pressure ahd
been exerted by Federal off,
cials and Congressmen either
to settle the dispute or delay q
strike now-at the start Of the
busy Christmas-New Year
holiday season.
The air line, which operates
81 jetliners and Isl propeller
driven aircraft, carries about
Is per cent Of the Nations
passenger air traffic. Holiday
season volume was expected to
total 100000 passengers.
The dispute between the
airline and the AFL-CIO union
dates back to June /, 1862.
A little over two months ago,
the late President Kennedy
delayed a scheduled strike of
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United Air Line
Strike Stayed

A waIkout Of $1,000 United
Air Lines ground employees
scheduled tomorrow. was called
off today with the announce
ment Of a tentative settlement
to end the 1slz-month dispute.
Night-long BARGAINING
preceded the announcement
that the International Associa-
ton Of Machinsts (AFL-CIO)
had deferred its midnight
strike deadline."
George L. Watkins, lam vice
president, said the union has
notified officials at 80 United
Air Line stations across the
country that a new company
proposal made early this morn
ing will be submitted to a
membership vote this week.
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Sunto Makes Trip
To Aid Boys Club

Santa Claus made q special
trip from the North Pole today
to present an $500 check to the
Boys Club Of Greater Washing
ton at the National Capital
Optimist Club Christmas lun-
cheon In the Willard Hotel.
Santa-portrayed by Optim-
ist member James T. Malls
was to present the check TO
David Bladen. Z. Of 1929 Thir-
tieth street NV, q member Of
the Boys Club.
The contribution Is part Of
the National Capital Optimist
Clubs boys work program.
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Administration officials said
that in the two months of talks
no serious objections had been
raised and therefore they con-
slider a broad consensus exists
on the following points among
others:
/. If there is to be a multi
lateral nuclear force MLF) it
should consist Of about Is sur
face ships, each carrying eight
advanced Polaris missiles with
a 2,700-mile range.
2. The cost Of building and
equipping these ships, setting
up at least one base in the
European area, and financing
their operation as well as re-
search and development, over
the first five years should be
divided roughly 80 per cent to
the United States, 80 per cent
to West Germany, Is per cent
to Italy, 10 per cent to Britain
and the remaining Is per cent
among the other smaller coun-
tries taking part. The estimated
five-year cost now is SIS billion
so that the United States share
for that period would be about
$3.50 million.
8. Control over the weapons,
which would be supplied by the
United States, would include a
United States veto as well as
vetoes for the other principal
participants. The formula is
that countries which made the
major financial contributions
would have to be unanimously
agreed on firing.
4. The MILF would have a
corporate form with a board
of directors or executive COM
mission at the top. q secretary
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the machinists with q So-day
no-strike order and the APP
pointment Of an emergency
board to investigate the dis
pute.
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NATO Missile Force
Talks Stir Optimism
By JOHN NJ. HIGHTOWER
AssoeIsted Pres staff Writer

Administration officials today United States and
allies have made encouraging progress
and in Paris in blocking out plans for organization Of
borne nucear missile force
proposal to form the force however has been
Of dispute dssenon within the Atlantic alliance and
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Oven starts, turns down
later to keep warm"
heat, by your clock SET
tings. Lift-off oven door
for eosier cleaning. Hi
Sim burners have safety
lock valves.
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MILLS BUILDING
PREsTI0E LOCATION
l7th and Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
cholee offices suites, avail: ~
OLIVER 7, CARR MANAGEMENT
INC. ma. S-46Hd.
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PARKER

SMITH & DONNELL
IA. 1851 RltrS. IA. 1887
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APT. BARuAIN-DOwNTOwN
Approx. o times rent Of S3i 900
Renovated. 1875 or less down
Make offer. Also other sxesilsni
PAIIiN REALTY Ii. 4-7sOC
APT. BLD0s. 40 units, 1877 cash
flow return on q &2bO,OO0 down
payment. refinancing proyision
will permit a b0et bail out and
increasing the cash flow return,
Principals only. NO, 7-3077.
APT. BLDG.-4 units, 4 concrete
floored screened porchea, 4 park
spaces. An excel. invest, IN a de.
slrable Sc. area, Call Mr., Ooertx
DI. 5.4300 or ia, 4-ab9a.
FREDERICK H. DENsToN CO.
APT. BLDG. One blk. from U. Of
y apis. and . stores, all unit,
rented, COW. transp. WA. 7.l763
CAPITOL HILL - % units, flat
front, steel and concrete, flrep-
proof. Sep cleo. and gas. $780,
900 with $4,000 down.
. uNrTs, $4,000, with $4,000
down.
2 UNITS. store. office. corner,
s22 800 with S2,bO0 down, GRO
NEft REAL ESTATE. II. 7-2s6p,
W b-pO2J. ---
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FALLS CHURCH

REAL ESTATE
MA. $4,000 Residence JA.7-46e!
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HOLLEY REALTY

.bis5 Lee Hwy Arl. IKE. s.b350
vIENNA.-al.it brk rambler, full
bsmt,, bedrms, 2 baths. firepl.,
rec rm fenced I'd. excel eond.
$4,000. DU. bsb7ip,
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tCONvtNUEDl

CAPITAL GAIN POTENTIAL I'M
LiMITED - $4,000 cash buys
huge 11b-acre parcel on Lee Hwy.
ct 81 400 per acre with interest
only terms. Sewer and water conn
mitted BY Fairfax In very im-i
B4c e3i R i1SIlsi il. s-s774
CHOICE OF tive lots. 2 acres each,
Charles County zoned, adjoined
by Cedarville State Forest. Rivers
nearby. new parochial schools.
within committing distance to
Wash. 301-762-605S.
CITY WATER along entire road
frontage of this Fairfax S-acre
parcel. IDEAL for domestic, or re-
svas $4,000 cash with
sAucsiHls ' REALT ~ OAiAnoS SE. s-s774
ENTERPRISE RD.-l0 acres, rough.
pasture land, $4,000 per Acre
WA. 7-6525, ewes. WA. 7-4495.
FAIRFAX CLUBwOMAN's ESTATE
F RSfs s City 2 %AT ffEs' With With
street frontage offers unlimited
potential. Best offer over $1,000
B BAG REALTY JE. s-s774
HOLLYWOOD PARK, Montgomery
sScSS. All utilities available.
ROBERT d. LoHR. INC, REAL.
TOR. Call Q TO o. HE. $4,000.
LANDOvER .AREA-5M acres. All
utils. avail. TAYLOR REALTY
co. 927-1241.
LANGLEY AREA, Potomac Hills
New section. wooded comp. lots.
$s,0o6-$iO.O0O, Excel. iinanein Ing.
Call d. l.. FERGUSON. FL. $4,000.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR

SPRINGFIELD = CENTRAL AIR
COND., brick, bedrms., "
baths, den and finished bsmt.
fully equipped kit, washer and dr.!
lovely fenced yard. many extras
immed. occupancy, Priced to sell
call OWNER for details, 354-2667
SPRINGFIELD = 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler, 5000 dn. Full tiled fin.
ished bsmt. w/den-study, IN
baths, fenced yard, walk to elem
FLA. Sl9,250. FL. 4-l7l6.
SPRINGFIELD, N.-Brick rambler
4 bedrms., baths, daylight bsmt.
rec. rm., $2l.950. CT. 6-57S1.
= Air-cond., 3-b.r
brick rambler with carport, fire
pl, carpet, Grapes, storm win
dows, pool membership, 2 blks
from school, park, bus and pool
low dn. paymt.. OWNER. 4b1-163b
SPRINGFIELD, N.-Sale BY OWN
Err. 3-yr .-old brick split-level OF
large wooded lot, 3 bedrms.,
baths, built-in kit. with eatinI
space. Sep, din. rm., Ice. nv, rm
with firepl., bsmt. unfinished bu
has tiled floor with roughed II
Ord bath. Adjacent TO Lake Ae
cotink, / blk, from schl., FILA ap
praisal, 500 $50. Assume FILA II
service loan 321 -703b Z
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BEVERLEY BEACH

custom-built 3-bedrm. masonSS,
yeaf-rQund home Liy. rm, with
stone firepl, family.size din. fms
lovely kits spacious jaloualed
porch, open Sat, and sun. Ia pm.
tll4bQt excel. financing. may OF.
lis Elliott place Beverley Beach,
BREEzY POINT MACH, ND.
Al-ycar nome, modern improve
Inents, OIL furnace. bedrms,.
bed space NJ IN. attic, enci.
porch .cosT1NErr, IA. s-3gTs.
CEDARHuRsT ON BAY = Year
Iounq nome, compl. furn. incl,
laundry equipment, large fenced
yafd Must SELL reasonable. 4Ta-
CONTINUED on Next PsgsI
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Bancroft

Bancroft
INC. HU. 1-elOO
Tired of Steps?
This loft. California rambler with
a country kitchen Is one OF the
most beautiful houses you have
ever seen. There is an attached
garaRe. utility room. center hall
entry, family room. 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths. owner says sell this
week end. Name your financing
Early possession can be arranged
OPEN 3 TO 9
DIRECTIONS: From Arlington TAKE
Old Dominion DR.. 70 FRANKLIN Parl
sign: turn ,I left and bear right ont'
chusetts ave. until Il deadendi
onto Franklin ave, turn left On
Franklin 70 5s03 and our open sign
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS. INC, REALTORS
ARLINGTON OFFICE. IKE. $4,000
TOWERING OAK TREEs-seyera
luxury eustom-built brick homel
In an EXCLUSIVE AREA, only 81
Minis from THE PENTA0ON anc
DOWNTOWN WASH. Each HON,
different. Ramblers. split-foyers
Colonials, bi-levels, h-acre wooded
lots All have bedrms, and
baths, most with 4 BEDRAAs. AMI
. BATHS ALL ON I FLOOR. Hug'
rec. rms screened porehes, ga
RAGS snd CENTRAL ;I!,. l. AIR coEp \.
Quality construction, Priced Il
day To reach out shirley high
way 10 Rte. 236. turn right 10.
ward Annandale, mile 10 la
traffic light and Braddoek I'd
left on Braddock I'd, " mile /,
Spring Valley dr., right | blocl
70 Tunlaw and rlght 70 OAK RuN
R ENc. e. w d.B5b6 PROPERTIES
UNSURPASSED DISTINCTION o
Mantua Hills. New brick. 4 larRi
bedrooms, 3 baths, dining room
ultramodern eat-in Kitchen, rec
rm,, garage, Price Sgg.0BO' AM
type financing including OF NJ
PIONEER RN REALTY JE. s.ssi,
bier baths. Kitchen eatiny
space, huge rec. rm., near parl
and school lots OF space for mi
money $4,000. BY OWNER. 1856,
1921,
vIENNA--We feel our home Is The
best a.bedrm. ramb. buy In the
area. Modern corner firepl, pan.
elCd wall, rec, ffn, work shop
dark tm,, redwood porch, land
fcaped, fenced must sell immed.
leaving soon Sl0,pbO DU. b.si7f
VIENNA = YOU roo. CAN HAVE
THE NECESSARY HOUSE sPACp
AND BEAUTY YOU WANT AT A
MODEST IRfCEl Beautiful 3-bed
I'm Tnn.r lam an IAN, snd 4i6edrm split;
lots, and featuring lEe. Nv rm.
and rec fin,, din, rfn,, dc luxe KIT.
More details7 CALL US. S2b,0bO,
- ltNHu. - -
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PEACEFUL REPOSE

is yours in this tenderly cared for
and beautifully Handicapped IL
acres. II you must have a base
ment this home Is not for youl
Solid masonry, custom built, 8
bedrooms. Q baths. with attached
2 car garage, this home Is for e
family who DOESN'T LIKE
STEPS; and want ALL ON ONE
FLOOR LIVINGl Call FL. 6-416I.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT L0T-
9 oood S Sstln z, w s.i%mins ana "a
fishing. $4,000, XII, 0-6eIO or
oy., 3sa232' CLARKE a BANfP-
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FAIRFAX

Stately. Massive Trees
WHITE coLoNIAL frame home
with slate roof, copper CUTTERS
and downspouts. TWO FORMAL
GARDENS, flagstone patios, 80
1t. rear screened porch. 80 IT.
center hallway, running from
front 10 rear. First floor has
kitchen. dining room, living room,
powder room and library. Second
floor has 4 bedrooms (19x14.4;
attc Sa toom o TGEgE'' H6usHSO r e
IT. Paddock engineered swimming
pool Large barn. Truly d
CHARMING COLONIAL for gra-
cious living. Call FL. 6-4l6l.
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MCLEAN

CONTEMPORARY MINDED2
Then see this lovely 4 bedroom, ga
bath home in one Of McLean's
prestige locations. UNUSUAL AND
DIFFERENT FAMILY ROOM AND
KITCHEN COMBINATION. Elec-
trically equipped kitchen with a
view Of trees and streams from
the kitchen window, dining room
and living room. Call FL. 6-416l.
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HIDEAWAY"
sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

KILL DEVIL HILLS, n, @. = 2
eb'xiOW adjoining lots. Just
across highway from ocean front.
Ready for building. Both lots
eomnlete. 81 $50. IA. 2-0be7.
N. OCEAN CITY. MD.-Taking
reservations, oceanside apta., ae-
com. o. 3b4-4O12.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bed
rm. apis, Ocean side, clean. OF.
1870, IN. 6-92{S.
OCEAN CITY. Mp.-Lovely ocean
cieneies. fully equip kit, sun
deck, maid service. ReaS. rates.
OCEAN CITY, MD, .. ~ Tn.
apis, stOO-S1bb VIZ. la. 0-s42O.
Ia. 6-220e, In o. g, AT, 0-705e,
REH0BoTM BEACH-Brand new 3.
porch with ocean view. zoo n
from boardwalk, sleeps s.. Avail,
june goth thru July 18th, and
part Of Aug. EN-. b-304D.
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BRICK
RAMBLER

Three bedrooms. one bath, with
carport In the Springfield area
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Town & Country
A TINY TOTS ROOM

Plus four other bedrooms, plus one
acre. plus swimming pool with own
water supply, plus porch on two
sides Of frame and Stucco Cape
Cod. Separate full dining room
kitchen with eating space and full
basement. Washer and drier goes
Hot-water Dashboard heat. About
2 miles from Fairfax off Routi
80. All for only S23,e60. Cal
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Realtors IA. 81

MT. VERNON WOODSTOCK. brk,
ramb. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. rec.
room. wood shop. Assume 434st
Gil loan. $4,000. 10. 7-013l.
MT. VERNON AREA-Brick split.
level, 3 bedrms., din, or 4th bed
rm.. / y baths. family rm.. base.
ment, garage. large trees, lovely
area near Potomac. S23,950. BY
owner, 1905 Battery I'd, 765-
43RH
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n. SPRINGFIELD, 1900 Gresham
st,--.3 bedrms,, Ia baths. bsmt,
lge, kit with DIV, cArpeting, 4saes
Oh pool share, CT, 6-B734.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Hailey'S Best!

ANNANDAIIE-Brick rambler, Ice.
liv, rm., din, rm.. ultra kit, 3 lge.
bedrms., full bsmt., exceptional
location near everything. Lge,
corner lot, Priced under market
at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-29
FALLS CHURCH

Attractive brick rambler on
deep level lot; Liv. rm,,
din. rm,, lge, kit, 8 bed
rms, ~ baths. Attractive
entrance hall. Quick possess
sion. S23,950. Call Mrs.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
REAT. ECTATE
The chronicle., 1963-11-25

Only a few things can literally
stun an entire nation. The assas-
sination Of President John F. Ken
nedy was one.
Thus, those of this generation
have experienced what their ia
theirs and their fathers before
them experienced when bullets
cut down Abraham Lincoln In
1865, James A. Garfield In 1881
and William Mckinley in 1901. 1t
is a chilling historical link.
AS in the case of previous Pres
idential deaths, the nation will teel
the impact sharply, make ADJUST
ments and carry on. The Ameri-
can government was so designed
that it does not and cannot have
indispensable men at any level.
However, the nations loss OF its
chief executive was personal trag-
edy, too. Not only a President, but
q husband, father, son and brother
he was all of these-died when
a sniper's bullet found its mark.
There is every shade Of grief in
the land at this hour.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy made
his mark in this world in many
ways, as a combat veteran in