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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

On June |, 1863. 1465 borrow
ing st ud MT s were attending
classes at state supported insti-
tutlons of higher learning OF
these APT were in attendance at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Blacksburg, 1877 were at the Uni
versity of Virginia at Charlottcs-
vile. 1873 were at Old Dominion
College. Norfolk, l24 were at
tending Virginia State College.
Petersburg. 13l were at the Nor
folk Division of Virginia State
College. and LA were attending
Richmond Professional Institute.
Insured borrowers attending inf
teen other colleges and branch
colleges ranged in number from,
enc to 33.
The purpose of the Authority
is to help young men and WOm-
en- OF Virginia who need to Dor
row funds in order to obtain a
higher education ard are willing
to invest in their own future
Any resident of Virginia who is
accepted for enrolment as a
full-tlme student or is full
time student in good standing at
state supported institution Of
higher learning in Virginia is
eligible to apps for a loan at d
participating bank.
The Authority does not make
loans but insmeS to the extent
OF 80 per cent loans made BY
participating banks from their
cWn funds Authority insured
loans may be made up to $3.50
for any ore academic wear with
an overall maximum Of s. .00I
for all years Repayments be
! Gin six months after graduation
OF six months after the student
leaves college. whichever first
occurs. Interest accrues at -four
and onc-half per cent simple in
terest while the borrower is il
college and the charge on the
inStallment rote executed after
the borrower leaves college is
five per cent.
The First National Bank Of
Falmville is one of the palticl-
patlng banks in this program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
Dcatonville

Aug. ! Mr.. and Mrs. c. R
Joyce and Diane, and Mr.. anG
Mrs. E. D. Joyce and sons
!! went to Deltaville on Monday
where they enjoyed fishing in
the Rappahannock River.
Mrs. Clara Wooten and grand
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Newman, all of Crewe also Mr.
and Mrs. Dossie Harvey, Of
Blackstone. spent Monday with
Mr.. ard Mrs. Witt Borum. They
also called to see Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Nc
Ginty and sons. OF Charlottes-
vile. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nash and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gearheart
and Kashie. of Saudston, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash on Sunday
Mrs. Esther Parker, Of Hamp-
ton. and Mrs. Grace White OF
Norfolk. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Taylor and
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Farm Vile, Rt. /

Aug. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Moon, Bill E Leigh, and Ronnie
Moo, Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H Garrett, Of Black
stone, Miss June Meinhard, of
RICHMOND, Mrs. George Urban,
Of Pc ersburg. E. D. Blackwell,
Of Sunny Side. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Meinhard
Wednesday and attended the fu-
neral OF Edward Meinhard at
Cumberland Church.
Mr.. ard Mrs c. E. Nichols,
Kathy and Shane, Of Culpeper.
were dinner guests on Friday Of
Mr.. and Mis-. Roland Foster and
Wis ted their sister. Mrs. Pattie
Naples, in the Southside Com
munity Hos rital.
Mrs. Clyde Davis and children
spent a week in Luray recently.
with her sister, Mrs. Don Hum
phries.
The Ha yes Whaley family
spea 7 their vacation with hi S
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

DR. Alexander Y Bcrkis, as
sociate professor Of history and
social sciences at L0ngwood col
1ege together with other LatKlan
scholars in exile, has published
a book entitled "Ieskatltaic IN
a,zitkic" Seen ard Recognized
The book deals with the phi
losophy. sociology. history and
photography Of Latvia.
DR.. Bsrkls' contribution is a
research paper on the relation
ship between the Duchv Of colr-
land and England during the
18th century The work is based
primarily on the diplomatic pa
pers of England and to a lesser
degree Germany.
Published IT. Sweden. the book
has been banned by the Com
munists from distribution in Lat
wa Or. Rerkis states that arii-
cles Condemnins the book were
published III Latvla even before
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

attended the funeral Of Mr. S
Ella Meador at Sandy Creek
Church, Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hope ard
Mrs. Daisy Cain. Of Rockville,
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. L a c y
Pembelton. of Richmond, visit
ed MIR and Mrs. Sam Pe.nbelton
and Mrs. Bernice Pembelon
last week.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Joyce and
sons. Mrs. Ethel LleWellyn and
Russell Joyce ate ded the joyce
reunion in Cumberland at the G.
R. Joyce home on Sunday.
Mss Sadie Meador. of Rich
mond, spent the week end with
Mrs. A. c. Mann.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
Longwood Teacher, DIR. Alexander
Berkis, Has Book Published

the book was printed. He said
that in Latvia. mo work of III
dependent scholars can be pub
lishcd. Only those which agree
with the dialectical matcrialGsm
Of the communists can be pub
lfSled or read.
Dr. Berkis is currently work
ing on a book dealing with
"Duchy Of Coulland' to be pub
Lshcd IN English In addition to
this book. Dr.. Berkls recently
has published abstracts dealing
with history and legal history
concerning articles in English.
German and l. atvian. These
We're published in Historical
Abstracts 1862 and 1868.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
Eastern Star Guests H0n0red

Virginia State Officers Of Order
of Eastern Star Of '63 "a were
honored guests at a banquet, Fri
day night at the Parkway Rest
uarant. APPROXIMATION. Va, given
by the Pamplin Chapter No. So
and Appomattox Chapter Mo- 10
After the banquet. a meeting
of the two chapters and honor
guests was held at the chapter
room of the Masonic Hall at Ap-
pomattox. Horored guests were
Mrs. Eva r. Martin. Richmond,
Worthy Grand Matron: Leroy W.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

johnson. Hampton. Worthy Grand
Patron. Mrs. Agness Messing
Waynesboro. Grand Organlsts,
and Mrs Mabel L. Sellers. Ar
lington Grand Treasurer ard
Past Grand Matron. Other Past
Grand Natrons honored were
Mrs. Slbyl j. Topping, Fort De
fiance and Mrs. Veva Spain,
Lynchburg.
The two chapters. entertained
with a reception after the meet
ing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

BurkcvilNe Presbyterian Church.
by a commission of Hanover
Presbytery AID the Rev. Jolie
S. Brown Ph.D, pastor Of Ginter
Park PRESBYTERIAN Church, who
delivered the sermon.
The Rav. Edward j. Hum
phly, ID, executive secretary
Of Hanover Presbytery. present.
ed the charge to the pastor
The Rev John B. Boyd, ID,
associate pastor of Grace Cove
rant Church. Of Ric II m nd,
charged the congregation.
Following the service. Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Boswell, il, en-
tertained at their home with a
reception for the guest miris-
TORS. the Rev and Mrs. Ale.
church officials and their wives.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
The Rev. C. X. Ale
Installed At
Burkeville Church

BuRKEv1LLE. Aug. TN
installment of the Rev. Clarence
K. Ale was held on Sunday
night, July %, at 8 pm. at The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
AZ At Longwood
Among Those
SEAA Helps

Forty two Lonswood College
students were among tho ie5
Virginia students who rcco;,,od
aid from the State Education Ill
slstance Authority during 1862
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02

Calcium is necessary not only
for bald ne strong bones II d
tee b. 1t is necessary for clothing
Of the blood and for contraction
and relaxation G. muscles. Milk
is the best source Of calcium.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
HOLLYWOOD

LONDON (NANA). - -. kim
NOvak said yes. ROderick Mann
said yes. And as of today. Kim
will marry the good looking
British newspapern.: n in Car
mel, Calf, wen she finishes
her film, "Of Human Bondage,
now somewhat behind schedule
In Ireland. I hear reports
that the Sophia Loren-Carlo
Ponti marriage romance :
friendship, or whatever the
status, is trembling on the
brink OF a breakup. / must ask
Sophia when I see her next
week In Madrid.
Now for some more conversa-
ton: Linda Christian said
we're divorced" Edmund Pur-
dom said we're not" And he
must be right because he re-
turned TO Rome with Linda
where she has just bought her.
self a great big villa. In
May, Linda will be starring In
Children Of the Damned" =.
On a clear day In Hyde Park
one can hear Richard Widmark
battling with Producer Irving
Allen in Yugoslavia where Rich
Evening star., 1963-04-30
NEWS or MUSIC
Good Program Draws
Few to Agriculture

/ for saxophone and orchestra
and a Wagner overture. The Or
chestra is about the same size
as In the old days, too, some
thing under so pieces. with
winds and brasseS performing to
better effect than the strings.
Martin Piecuch, the soloist OF
the evening. is a bassoonist by
trade. but he handles a saxo-
phone with affection. He was
eloquent in his playing OF the
Debussy rhapsody. support
from the orchestra was not all
1t might have been. His encore
improvisation and Caprice" by
Eugene Boz2a. was a much more
impressive display of his talent
and the capacity Of the instru-
ment.
Spencer Huffman's Concert
ant Symphony was a rather
dreary affair. a making OF
mountains out Of mole hills. The
concluding Wagner overture
was a Lilliputian exercise, noisy
enough but weightless. Aside
from the soloist's workout, only
the opening Gabriel sonata had
any musical merit.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Two Split Award
In Piano Contest

Two music students were
awarded $3.50 each on Sunday
after auditioning before q
three-man board in a piano
competition sponsored by the
Washington Music Teachers
Association.
Splitting the $500 scholar
ship after a tie for first place
were Claire Aebersold, lS, Of
4sI1 Grantham avenue. Chevy
Chase. whose teacher is Mrs
Vida Novi'; and Merja Sardon
II, of 9006 Friars road. Be-
thesda. whose teacher is Mrs
Katherine Frost.
Four students auditioned be-
fore the board made up Of
Angelo Eagon, Erno Balogh
and Charlton Myers at the
Washington Musical Institute
1920 Sixteenth street NV. The
winners will use the money fol
continued study of piano.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Everyone's Away
sheiIoh, Too
: By SHElLAH GRAHAM

ird is Starring in THE Long
Ships" There must be some-
thing very much the matter be
cause Dick who is usually very
friendly and cooperative, is re-
fusing to give interviews and
such.
John Huston was paid in
paintings for his role in "The
Cardinal" the three daubs
came to close to $50, 900.
Twas Katharine Hepburn who
pounded on David Leans ear
drums until he signed Peter
O'TOOle for Lawrence Of Ara
bia." Producer Sam Spiegel
preferred Marion BrandO.
Anita Ekberg is sending photo
graphs Of her new unknown ac-
tor husband, Ricky Nutter, tc
various producers In London
Well, a boy has to get started
somehow and who would know
his potential better than an en-
thusiastic wife?
/ sat next to l7-year-olC
Haley Mills, her dog, her sister
and her parents, at Ross Hun.
ter's private showing Of "Tht
Thrill of It ALL" which star;
Doris Day and James Garner
1t was preceded by some scene,
from Haley's new picture "The
Chalk Garden" Her hair was
piled en- top of her head anc
she squealed with delight wher
l told her, you look 90" Haley
is going to be a top dramatic
actress. to Judge by the bit We
saw. The scene was with hel
father John Mills. HE eripped
my arms so tightly" Haley con-
fided. Il was black and blue fol
weeks"
Mr.. Hunter confided that hi
is negotiating with Haley for
a five picture contract ITO take
her through the baby stage to
young leading lady roles" Hel
present deal with Disney expires
this year. He also told me thai
Shirley McLaine might have
starred in THE Thrill of 1t All,
a hilarious comedy which goe:
to Radio City Music Eall ir
July But she wanted $3.50, 900
l simply won't pay those prices
Walter Nathan could have
played Arlene Francis husband
in the picture (Arlene's fans
I'm one Of them, will be very
happy with her emoting) but
Walter wanted 100000" And
this gave the break to Eddie
Andrews.
Dino de LaurentiS believes he
has a very good actress ir
Ex-Queen SOraya, and plans tc
spot her in two films before hel
role in THE Bible" Hear thai
the attractive Soraya has beer
dining with the equally attrac-
tive Macmillan ScheIl.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
EmpLoye at Stote
Heads Diplonots

James Hart, a State Depart
ment employe. has been elected
president of the International
Diplonots Club.
The Diplonots is an organi-
zation of non-diplomatic mem
bers of Diplomatic Mission:
and the State Department.
The club members also
elected Miss Hariott Gelder-
man of the Netherlands EN-.
bassy, secretary, and Eo Tat
Tan of Malaga. treasurer.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
ACCOUNTING

Tvd $50 fcr the heysmb ePk
Avdne
Nor Covohlon CpA No
eeosI w
We s202o co,s, in Emerson lns,,v,s
Au.eoodi iioned
Evening star., 1963-04-30

A few years ago, If memory
serves, the Agriculture Sym
phony used to pull a respect
able audience into Jefferson
Auditorium for Its Monday eve'
ming concerts several times 9
season. Then 1t worked undel
the baton. Of DR.. Frederick Fall
Now II plays under Capt. Gil
bert Mitchell, but the audience
isn't there; the approximately
600 seats Of the auditorium helc
barely a spattering Of people
The program was a good one
a 10th Century work by Gio'
vanni Gabriel, a contemporary
work by Spencer Huffman o.
bethesda, Claude Debussy''
turn-of -the-century rhapsod!
Evening star., 1963-04-30
ACCOUNTING
,uiheastern University
Business Administration
Ducnoec and cocvoIav;o Straysr School Of Business
DuSIICSS 0u OCLIGldlI0 6ol rhtssnNh ST., NV, Ma ava
ING Columbia TeehnieaI Instltuts-5ard Year

-. -. - ll2.lls so WAYNt 81 ARlINoToN
m PARKING hAvtshh ApRovtppAoh ,71 spoo toR eAtAtoo
tVsnina-Sof
tstion Air Conditioning Bds BVspnr Rsodine
Evening star., 1963-04-30
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Agriculture Symphony Orchestra
Can't, Gilbert Mitchell, conductor
soIoist: Martin Piecueh, alto saxo'
phone. Az Jefferson Auditorium, AEri.
culture Department, Program: sonate
Plan E Forte, GABRIEL: concertanl
symphony No. 3, Huffman; Rhapsody
for Saxophone and Orchestra, De-
busy: Prelude to Die Meistersinger
wagner.
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DELANEY REALTY CO
al N Waahinaton 81 Aler

CAPITOL HlLL-Restored 0 rms,
2 bedrms. den. lEs. bath, sep. din
w,.w. carpet, full bsmt., adults,
$3.50 mo. IL. 6-25i7 or III. 3-J003,
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CONSTITUTION AVE. Nc lo2l--
8 pretty rms. auto. oil h.-w. heat,
redecorate to suit, sell or rent, $S5
month. Mr.. JOYCE, AP. 7-S304.
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wHEAI0N = spacious brick Cape
rm, ettr. kit, full walk out bsmt.
with Ne rec. .rm. and rear porch,
ImmaeNiate home, reduced TO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


OHEVN Nuh6E
If you like cracking fires on winter
nights and cool refreshing air for
hot, muggy days, this is the home
for you. 1t has 2 firepls. and CEN
trail air cond., but that isn't all,
because there is much charm in
side and beauty outside. Lge.
wooded lot. Close In, near schls.
Rock garden, brk. patio. Rec. rm.
Elec. kit. In new cond. 8 bedrms.,
2 baths. carpet, drapes, high CELL
ings. Tall windows, bookshelves.
Dble. gar. To see, call OIL. 6-6074.
C0LEsVILLE, near springbrook
rochial and public schools, custom
built, all-brick split, 4 immense
bedrooms, full baths, recreation
room with fireplace, full dining
room, countryside kitehe n,
screened porch, carport. large lot,
$4,000.
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. $1,000
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VETERANS
BE HAPPiER-sAvE MONEY

BE HAPPiER-sAvE MONEY
2O2o LAWRENCE sT. NE.-Cwood-
ridge, Deta 4 bedrms.. $4,000.
1916 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W,-s
rms, 2 baths. gar. S13.S00.
lI26 A ST. S:E.-S rms. fine home
1870 MORSE ST. N.E.-Artistically
decorated. SIS mo. includes all.
10Th ST.. Mr.. LINCOLN PIX
baths. bsdrms;; only sI2.750.
N mod xii. Ssmt See tbis TS on. porch
1915 X ST. S.E.-VA approved.
Sll,400. Small. coy. SIS per mo,
For information about OF loans
come 10 our office. SIS North Capt.
tSl g. ar Mrs. dr,aI 1sitzEeraid' cox a
VIC. MASS. AVE. AND q ST. NV.
Town house suitable for en-
ployees Of embassy. 13 rooms,
baths, For information. call Mr..
LAoUM d GERBER EN-. 10000
10th and Juniper SITS. NV.
Priced below market, Must sell
quickly. Beaut. Diet. brick, o lge.
bedrms., Z baths, powder rm., lac
liv. rm Rec. rm., built-in bar,
full kit. In bsmt.. gear gar, lge
MURRAY LEVINE ia. s-sI44
2-APT. brick, 2 rooms. Kitchen and
bath each, $4,000 down or cash
offer, 224a Mt. View pl. sc.
18th AND EMERSON ST. NV.
Detached house, with bright and
spacious rms. and hall, \ rms.
% bedrms.), porches, basement,
and slate roof, possession with
settlement Just the house for q
large family.
Mr.. GORDON NE. s-40b3
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d. 1-FfFO, tVts. VII. G-IJD1.
HYATTSVILLE : 2-br. semidet,,
fenced yd., rec. rrn.. earport.
Avail. now. s110. UN. 4-19s6.
EVANSVILLE. WEST = 3-bedrm.
brk. semi. liv. rm., lge. kit, bkfst.
rm., rec. rm., fenced yard. Imme-
diate occup. $3.50 mo. WA. 1882.
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brick rambler, rec. rm. with *
iirepl., slate roof, garage. Lots o
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-eO70 til o.
BETHESDA = Charming 3-bedrm
brick rambler with carport. Z
blocks to elem. school, very con.
ven. area. $3.50 down. S124 mo
HILDEBRAND CO., OIL. 4-S711.
RETHESnA- NEW IISTINC m
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AROITT TO RTTYo

hDOO 4 ~ DO 4 Z
> $3.50 full price 4-bedrm. older
home. NJ. All conyenienees. ia
baths, sep. din. rm,, full bsmt, eeo-
nomical hot-water heat, garage
tool 5000 total cash on VA terms.
ACRE LOT, 2h bedrms,. Ice, kit.
firepl. in liy, rm, spacious family
rm. and partial bsmt Only S1s,ObO.
KAY BOWLING
Real Estate Co., Inc. Realtors
WI. s-a250 or 30i--WA. $4,000
ARC a short Tide--3-bedrm. brick
home. full baths, sep, din. rm.,
2 yrs. old $4,000.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
ARIA, CHESTNUT AND WESTERN
AvEi Big, 3-bedroom, 2M-bath
brick rambler, Pull basement. ser.
porch, 2 firepiaees. bullt-ln garage,
beautiful fenced lot. Blessed sac.
rament and RollinEwood schools
Slg.D90; PRANK 3. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI, 7.lfii, Ewes, B4S-7Gt2.
AsHBuRTON--Immed, moss. fmmae
Apilt rec, rma . baths, carpoft
S2s,50Q, huge loan. n. N. LEVY
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ARSOIuTFIv eporTree

ADELPHI-Charming brick rambler,
Well-landscaped corner iot' pstio'
many. rose bushes, Anchor fencing,
bedrooms, "a baths, fireplace
IN living room, dining area. Pail
gown stairs to storage attic,
Easement with FULLY tiled floor, 2
air conditioners included, FHA
appraised at Slg.750. Immediate
IRSSs cas RFhrTRo9RssE RT z L6oHR.,
ADELPHI =. All-brk. semidet., q
Deormss &c. liy, rIn., sep. din.
I'M. lge, fin. rec. rm. with fluor.
nsnts' par, new 1O0-lb, freezer
5 deisE .sr racing lovely Pkc 0uist
schls. $1,000, incl good. rugs ard
Grapes, FRANKS. Hk. 2.Iss1 OH
Univ. blvd at Adelphi shop. ctr.
ADELPHI-Brick. SEP. din, nm
tile bath. 2 bedrms., dayt bSmt'
wLbedrm., den, bath, $1,000
eOO4 Highlard DIR. 430-37O3.
ADELPhI-corner 3-bedrm- bTIek
chain link fence. Loaded With
shrubs. flowers. Move In now.
FhA, Sly.f5u, We pay dosing
costs. a hot deal. Cali 431.i4o0
iTGSRsi ADELf.lI REALTY REAL
A 4 AND RIGGS RDs. AREA
mo MONEY DOWN."
81. 4-bedrl. brk.huge family nm
W. J. NICHOLAS, Ritz, HE. 4-l00d
ANDREWS AKEA-3-bedrm. brick
r. mblgr. bsn.t rec. rm., lee fenced
lot, VA. nothing dn.. conv. 10
henls ana shoDung. JOE JACOBS
REALTY RE G-5DU0. RE. 1888.
ANnRE WS-CFIPLTENHAM
ll12 BEAUTIFUL ACRES
S.-5edrm, Cape Cod, iiv. rm. v/fire-
cleared, eco tobacco aliotment
is u. frontage on U. s, sol only
~ nj: from U. 8. Capitol. PRICED
TO SELL. First time offered
Bandy Rlty. Co., Realtors
RE- o-s sgci SILVER Hin k 70; ss-OOOs
LIST wiTH Us FOR i ACTION
ANDREWS AREA, owner transfer.
ing 4-bedrm. brk. bi-level. 9
paths, bsmt. rec. rm.. garage. x
" e~tAgoio Ailu MAfluN MS.
JACOBS REALTY, RE. s.b5oo. JOE
ANDREWS AREA-charming 4-yT.-
on nice fenced lot. Quiet stpsst
All public utils' Assume pre1eni
loan for Immediate possession.
Only 1890. RE. $4,000.
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MooRE a MOORE REAL ESTATE
ASSUME EXISTING LOAN with No
req tape-Qnly $500 moves you
into this. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod L,o-
Gated only 2 blks. from ID, q. bus
ssrylee. Total monthly payments
VETERANS sPEcIAf-only Siak
dn,, includes All Settlement costs,
Tor. this neat and clean COLONIAL.
style home with full rec. tyne
bsmt, located on dead End
street next 10 a recreation marx.
Is2la monthly payment approx.
LANGLEY PARK. AREA Of eonyen-
.bearm. ail-brick Colonial.
300. Schools shoppins and trahsn.
within . blocks.
HANDYMAN'a SPECIAL - A rare
opportunity 10 obtain A baraafn
on q sound a-bedrm. brick home
IN nearby Woodlawn, Priced thoa-
sands OF dollars below 10 poten-
tial market value. II you can
paint. plant aud Tx up. pou won't
want 70 miss tbs one, FILA terms
II desired. Trades accepted.
PARKWAY EsTATEs - S-bsdrm.
home with baths, SEQ. din. nm.
enclosed porch and study Already
FHA approved for sib,2b0.
NAsA AREA--ons-of-a-klnd spiit-
level on . beaut. hs-acre level
tree.thaded lot with off-strest
parklng and garage. 3 bedrms.,
EngliAh-style bath. sep, din, nm,
family rm. plus bsmt. Bensationai
blackboard h,-w h. wa sen. com
tfolled zones. nargaln priced al
2l.nbO with generous trado-In
G"ND~rw
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HOUSES FOR. SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
A Home at en- nm

n A4OIIIC az p1U, lou
II you can find better buy. will
reduce price. Five-room home On
large lot in Capital Hts. Small
cash pymt., $50 mo. 1t will rent
for more. KELLEY & BRANNER,
EN-. 5-5040.
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE! Reduced
Sl,25O below FHA appraisal to
SELL "a bedrm, bi-levei with sep.
din. rm., Ia baths, pAneled rec.
I'm. Low down FHA terms, or as
sumo $4,000 trust and pay only
STA mo. total
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O75
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AsT M. -, .hE "a lgso5 ssm Hs aSJs
RLTY. COZ nv l-i745, WA. 4.oi9S
lBETH.-cape Cod, 3 b.r.. din. rm.,
NV. rm., Z paths.. lit. With eatine
$1,000. Eii. b-30s7.
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Brick Colonial, fully air cond., in
exceptionally fine condition. Cen
ter hall plan, lovely jaiousied
re. bedrms., baths on End
floor, Rec. rm. with bar In bsmt,
EXCELLENT value. Ewes, Mr.. Tiller,
W. G. 4 4. N. MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2S44e4
CHEVY CHAsE-BARNABY WOODS
Charming brick center-hall Co
lonial,. in immaculate condition.
on attractive tree-lined street
Large paneled library on LIST
floor. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths up
Walk-out recreation room plus
extra bedroom and bath. Garage
Beautiful wooded lot. Call WO. g.
2300 til 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES
a. CO.. INC, REALTORS.
CLEVELAND Park AREA = Large
beautiful fieldstone eenter-hall
Colonial atop. about 1 Y acres Of
wooded knoll overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Library. bedroom and
III baths on LIST floor. a bed
rooms, 2 baths on end floor.
more bedrooms and bath in base
ment. Unique and charming. Price
$4,000. Call WO. 6-2300 It'll
pm. EDW. H. JONES a CO., INC.
REALTORS.
CONSTITUTION AVE. NE, 1871
8 pretty rms, auto. oil h.-w. heat
redecorate TO suit. sell or rent SIS
month. MR.. JOYCE, AP. 1884
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