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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
Ages Restricted

In what are group does polio oc-
cur most often? In Virginia 1870
OF the cases have been in the
group not more than Is years Of
age.
One pint of blood will produce
approximately enough m m a
globulin for one child. The i'm
munity produced lasts for about
five weeks. Gamma 0lobulin can
not be bought. The attending ply
sician makes request, where it is
indicated, for gamma globulin to
the local Health Department, and
he will administer 1t.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
SoftbalI Goes Tonight,
Baseball Saturday

SoftbaIl play begins tonight
Thursday at the Farmville
High field. National Guards and
JaycccS will meet with game
time set for s O'Clock. Claude
Milan. Hampden-Sy Col
lege baseball coach. will umpire.
He VIII handle the balls and
strikes chnrc all season.
Farmville's baseball team, de
fe2ted 1910 by Pamplin in
Tuesdays opener, will meet
Powhatan's Indians Saturday
night here. Farmville showed
wobbly support, but good hitting
in the 1858 debut.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
Water Works Mixing
Basin Contract Goes
To Wick At $4,000
Manager Given
Co On
Town Warehouse

Farmville Town Council auth9-
rized the construction Of a mixing
basin at the municipal water
works at is meeting Tuesday
night. The contract was awarded
Wick Construction Company. of
Farmville, at price OF $4,000.
The project will be financed
from current revenues and a de-
probation fund for water works
improvements This is another
step in the 20 year water improve
men;s plan projected several years
ago by Wiley & Wilson. Consult
ing engineers. OF LynChburG. Va"
Mayor Fitzpatrick said.
Work will begin at once and
Will require about four months
The new mixing chamber is de
signed to improve the quality of
The town water and reduce the
cost of operation.
Fire Truck Status
Consideration was given to the
purchase of a new fire truck 10
replace the Seagrave, 750-gallon
pumper, and the Fire committee
was requested TO give further
study and request additional in
formation from the truck manu-
facturerS. and TO report to the
next meeting of the council. Cost
OF the chassis and pumper- ladder
unit would approximate SIT 10000
The problem of housing the
truck was considered also The
present fire house on Main street
would not accommodate the town
500-gallon pumper, the county
fire truck and the proposed pump
er ladder truck. The fire committee
was authorized to negotiate fur
ther with the Prince Edward
Board of Supervisors in an effort
to obtain the plot OF land on south
street now occupied by the school
bus repair shop. for the purpose
of building a fire house 20 house
all Of the fire equipment. and pro-
vide public parking space
Procurement of fire truck and
housing are projected over a per-
iod of two years in order that
funds may be obtained from cur
rent revenues.
To Build Warehouse
Town manager Johnston was
authorized TO proceed with the
building Of a warehouse and stOr-
age facilities on Longwood avenue
for municipal equipment. 1t is
planned to complete these build
ings within the next few months in
order to remove the stock and
equipment to the new location in
November. when possession of the
North street property will be re-
linquished to Motley Construc-
ton Company, which purchased
the property recently at auction
An appropriation Of S10.500, from
funds obtained from The sale of
the North street property, was
made for the necessary basic
buildings.
An underground drain on the
south side OF the municipal park
ing lot on South street was autho-
rized. The adjacent properly own
ers, Fourth Street Motor Company
and DR.. d. c. Wilson, agreeing to
share the cost equally with the
town
To Remove Meters
The town manager was instruct
ed to remove water meters in
instances where water is cut off
for nom payment of service
charges and meters are cut back
on unauthorized He was also
instructed TO make a charge of
$1,000 when the meter was re-
placed.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12

do not take part in the baseball
program.
The Grove Street Park program
is conducted by the Farmville Me-
mortal Recreation Association.
Inc. Mrs. Ann Graziani is presi-
dent of the association. Funds for
the summer program are provided
by the Prince Edward County
Community Chest
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
FRANKLIN PASSES IP
BIG LEAGUE OFFERS

Billy Franklin FHS senior who
had three big league baseball Of
fcrs, has decided on college for
next year. at n c State Frank
In left for oregon Friday to begin
has forestry summer course.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
VS. SU IA IA AIRY

tinental u S. Flames boiled in the
rising cloud for nearly two min
utes longer to the amazement of
experienced test observers and re-
porterS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
FRANK TAYLOR WOOTTON Jr
FarmviIle Cadet
Graduates At NMI

Cadet Frank Taylor Wootton.
Jr.. Of Farmvllle was graduated
from Virginia Military Institute on
Tuesday June 9, at commence
ment eXerices III VMIs William H.
Cooke Hall. Cadet Wootton, son
of Nh. and Mrs. F T Wootton.
received a bachelor of science de-
gree in civil engineering. He was
a member Of the Artillery Branch
of the ROTC He was among 100
VMI first classmen who received
diplomas and reserve or regular
Army commissions during gradua-
tiOn exercises.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
SUPREME COURT 'UNMIXES'
WASHINGTON DINING

The Supreme Court this week
opened restaurants and bars Z.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
Saturday. June 10. is final day
for registration for voting in the
July ID Democratic primary cleo
ton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
SUNNI r Session
Enrolment Nears
400; Opens Monday
Snecial Problem
Workshop, Graduate
Studies Offered

An education workshop. for
teachers with special problems.
a II d two graduate education
courses, advanced psychology and
special problems of classroom
teachers, are included in the
curriculum CT The Longwood Col
lege summer session, opening Mon
day.
The education workshop will
commence June % and run for
three weeks. 1t is intended for
ln-Service teachers who have
special problems in which they are
interested
The workshop faculty will num-
Der three members Of the Depart
ment Of Education at Longwood.
They Will have the assistance and
cooperation Of subject matter de-
partments at the college in assist
ing students with problems.
Demonstration School
Workshop students Will have
the advantage of observing in the
demonstration school. at Farm
vile Elementary School, to run
concurrently with the workshop.
The workshop course provides
three semester hours of under
graduate credit.
II may be substituted for a re-
CURED course in education. or
used as an elective toward grad
uatlon II will be convenient for
students IN process OF renewing
certificates, or preparing for some
special service, or for those who
wish simply to brush up on latest
Graduate Courses
The two graduate courses will
be given IN cooperation with
University of Virginia. Prof. J. P.
Wynne will give the course in
special problems Of the classroom.
1t is designed to meet needs Of
teachers who are concerned with
particular problems and wish to
secure credit that will count to-
ward the MA degree.
Prof, M. B, Coyner will give the
course in advanced psychology. It
IS one Of the required courses
toward an MA degree. in the field
Of education in most university
schools OF education.
Students may take one or both
OF these graduate courses. Each
carries three semester hours
credit
The regular summer session will
extend until August 9. Four week.
five week and eight week classes
will be included in the program,
as we'll as special workshops in
dance and library science.
Visiting Instructors
Visiting instructors will be Prof
NJ Henry Bittlnger, of Hampden-
sydney College. where he is dean
of men. Mrs Ellen Wood. Of Ar
lington, physical and health edu-
cation, Curtis Martin. now COM
plotting electorate work at Clark
University, geography: Mrs. Doro-
thy S. Watson, director of Roa-
noke~ public school Libraries. to
supervise the library workshop;
Miss Mary P. Dupuy. Of Worsham,
former summer school staff mem
berS. and Miss Eleanor N Weddle.
teacher of physical education at
jefferson Senior High School.
Roanoke.
President Dabney S. Lancaster
has announced that the summer
session enrolment is expected to
closely approach 400 Both in pre-
liminary applications and expected
otal enrolment the session is
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12
Gamma Clobulin
Control Rigid
Jenkins Gives
County's Plan

During the coming months there
undoubtedly will be requests for
information with regard to the
use OF gamma globulin in polio
myelltis. For the benefit OF the
people OF this community. Dr. H.
E. Jenkins, Health Director, pub
fishes these pertinent facts regard
ing gamma globulin. He explains
Gamma globulin is the disease
lighting part OF human blood
which contains substances anti
bodies. When polio virus attacks
the body. the body fights back by
building up special polio anti
bodies. Gamma globulin fights
polio by providing polio antibodies
in the bloodstream which entrap
the virus before it has a chance
TO attack nerve cells.
1t is not always effective but
may provide some protection
against paralysis, and it is not a
cure for polio but at best it is a
temporary preventive. There is no
source OF gamma globulin other
than human blood.
Supply Limited
approximately 10000 &C OF
gamma globulin will be available
for the State OF Virginia. and ii
will be distributed through County
Health Departments. Every child
cannot get 1t. Only those children
from sir months to fifteen years
OF ace tpho are household contacts
Ct q diagnosed tcontirmed) case
OF polio, and also erpectdni
mothers nho are household con
facts OF diagnosed case OF polio
The reason it is not possible
for all children in the State to
receive 1t is. there are more than
900 900 children in Virginia
within the age group and a gam
ma globulin supply for about 1000
cases. The supply is limited be-
cause facilities are not available
to increase the production this
year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-12

The town manager was instruct
ed to remove water meters in
instances where water is cut off
for nom payment of service
charges and meters are cut back
on unauthorized He was also
instructed TO make a charge of
$1,000 when the meter was re-
placed
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN. APT. for 2 gentlemen: clean;
e con 81 SHI- location. Du. 7-i534'
TWO GIRLS desire furn. 3-room,
Spring. JU. 5-43lO. -i6
FREE-Landlords applicant waitins
Ior your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash, Va: white;
open days. MA S-O001.
APIS, housekeeping and sleeping
rms. wanted. FILLMORE REALTY
Co. HO. 2-5629 or RIA. 3-O277.
QUIET, OLDER COUPLE wish to sub.
let small apartment, near Connecti-
CUT ave, one month, beginning
about Mar. %. Box 97-A. Star.
FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
graduates and undergraduates. MA.
$4,000, Ext. 40S.
YOUNG employed woman wants to
sublet furnished l bedrm. or EN-
cheney close to town. Box 232-A.
NICE WOMAN wants two unfurn. h.k.
April /. No other roomers. Quiet
non;crinker, smoker, permanently
ssm a4a8 star VIII baby sit also. Box
EFFICiENCY APT. wanted by young
thedral area. Refs. EN-. 3-6S4O.
APARTMENT for bachelor, furnished
or unfurnished, in Arlington or en-
virons, Living room, bath. kitchen.
cite, bedroom with twin beds if
furn; Garage must be available.
Send complete information, Box
Ws-949;, 221 w. 41st St., N. Y.
RESP. ELDERLY COUPLE wish small
furn. apt. for l.2 mos. prefer near
and Z Corners. JE. 1884.
FURN. APT.-Quiet ref. lady desires
l rm.. kit. pvt. bath; pref. mr.. Lib.
RETIRED Govt. eng. by April /, 2
rooms, unfurn.. 1st floor preferred;
$50 d. 7-272o. Box 1894. Star.
YOUNG MOTHER and 3h-yr.-old
DAUGHTER need SIN. furn. apt. Reas.
tn. 2-19SS.
TALENTED young PHOTOGRAPHER
(mano wishes to locate and share
skylighted studio apt. 10. 2-1665.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attrac. det; bungalow; 2 hedrms.:
liv.. ,rm.. din. rm.. lge. kit. and
maids rm. in bsmt. Gas heat.
fenced in yard, garage. Cow. loca-
sT Sn E EsGs s EssE rS d. EN- En- NJ se TS
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Ayr. odd home;
2 bedrms.s 1 neSy furniture; S132;50
L SO "a for s1ssI lovely suburban home
Y eafly le tamas Can ft IT, s tSgn
iems. % EN- H s-44s sGuF w. Ro9 z. e. .0 n
Miller PFSR. M ypsss mt DEBT
semidet. brE.: nr. 7th and Fl Peabody ;
NV; nicely furn.; S125 mo. ia.
new f7Hy'f HAMPSHIRE ExrENDEDl1os-
bedrm. duplex; may be seen ewes.
SO and all day. Sun. HE. 4-7e9S.
GRIN. history BRICK. ami. 3 ga
rage. auto: washer: conv. stores.
Job. 10. 6-O549. 1882 Findley I'd,
KensinEtOn' Nd; available March 90.
5O4s 9Th PL. N.E.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
semidet. brick. 3 yrs. old. Fenced
in back yard. TV ant. G.a.-c. heat.
Lease or BY mo. Avail. April /. Ho.
CONN 9IaSgo. AVE. ESTATES. wheaton wheat
ares,-Lovely e.month-old semidst;
with trees. 8 Sedrms.. sep. din.
rm:, lily. rm., IA baths, full bsmt.
Refined neighbors. Mr.. schools. To
inspect. call HU. 3-3233. Ia
so. ARLINGTON, of Ridge I'd, 5
minis. to Pentagon--2-bedrm. brick,
full bsmt., lge. fenced-in yard; conv.
to 9 buslines and schools. OF. A.
s.E.wNew, modern, semidst, brisk
dining area; 8 bedrms. Conv. transp.
and schools. S11O. Open Sun, 2 to
8; GaH 9L, 4 40 n,.dr~m l g.
% nSlok a. aOn s:1S S5sr'm'dsrn si4S 15 per
1924 CRTTTENDEN ST. N.W.--s rms,
2 baths. includes rn.. KITCHEN and
mo. WOODWARD q NORRIS, 723
goth got s st; nv, 81 Re-; 1855; eyes,
FOR or LARGE sSRii e FAMILY Eii. near Capitol
house. As bedrms.; good cond. Elk
3-6S4S. Leave name and phone no.
8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 2 baths;
p Sasc month ne aasew aSso sivd. District
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL
Nicely furn. clean home for renned
couple or adults; reas. ia. 9-7S4b.
NORTH ARLINGTON-S bedrooms. 2
baths; double garage. From April
sld6 AREA on Rte. /. SIS.
Also apt. ia, 2-614g-
corner brick bunE.; 2 bedrms.. Nv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; full
bsmt.; auto. gas heat. Lovely home
and lovely area. Reasonable rent.
JUSTINE REALTY CO., 412 Sth NV.
ARLINGToN. 45o7 18th st. No. at
tractive Q bedrm.. Q baths. nm. I'd.
Il. and basement; nice yard. Open
sun; 10 e 81; ar. S.a-..u
rambler on Ice. lot. EIsIJAH O..
IN. 3-zs35. ov. a-zi45.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

T. MoEkfs. $50 i ISfsl ST. news n.T. cali Ii
TU. 2-1150 after pm.
MOVING ACROSS IRE STREET OF
Sone no FoS% oo4 'T 1SorD s sAoR
AGE CO NC IEssabiis6ed iia0si
save save. Rent a truck from CAR
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
P B15hti e6 Hssas'o OF So 7 rstss Phone
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
f a953y a ,SEer Ma rates s..4skJJU DsoN
ROYAL TRANSFER. We o viii move
as Su So az '0 De- Sr 20 &c rms aS ia. low
ACTION MOVERS-Fast colored
movers, We move by the job or hour
Dependable. low rates. DE. $3.50
QUICK MOVING - Refriserasors.
F 3Sssf IaHr Gs HS 7 ScEap ans
dd sYs Gai Hivf IN sssS SATURDAYS sym
Any 3.rm. apt. moved in Washing
ton. $50. Tues, We'd, Thurs. only.
Call 10. 1880. or MA. S-3S62.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RIA. 8-1416.
MOVING SPECIALIST. day or night.
reasonable rates. Experienced men
HILLS TRANSFER co. II. 6-9342
TRUCKS, 2-ton van for hire, man,
81; 2 men, $3.50 per hr., also by
job. Elk. 3-7737, RE. 7-S961.
LOCAL MOVING in large van; any
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APIS. OUT OF TOWN
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

area. tile bath. furn. Kit; I'' bS Sln;
from buses: 10 min. to Navy Annex:
~ min. to Pentagon. Price, Sl2,250'
Can any time, ia. 5-95S3. ~
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1se. we'll
n asDI; ENC. apt. in apt. bldg; furn.
or unturn. 10. 5-4254. ID
VICINITY 18th AND v SITS. NV
nedrm.; lily. rm., foyer, large kit,
p pia1sTy' pain. In nice cond. Com
ptS iurn. dmmed. occupancy. In
$4,000. Show by appt. AID 4-11A1
II no answer, RE. 7-2SOO, Manager
NAYLoR GARDENs-Two a-beSrm
S W. type) units, with 3 and 4
sion; Mr.. Rowland, LII. 1-7069 with
DRuRY REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENs-chomice
I'm: oath apt; good cond.; many
fionV': SlO'6O0. RIA. 6-1327 after
LOVELY e-BEDRM. APT, large lv
n nm: with WI, picture window, front cor
payments only Ss2.3i after mod he
ate down payment. Can be financed
70 SUIT your needs; "a block to ex-
shoS,, nus ana south Capitol st..
Snopplne center. 10. 3-4019.
loobE Eio. APT. large liv. rm. with
az ScIgte windows, separate dinette
near shopping and bus; low down
payment. mo. payment incl. utiis
SSn 4g, 200. Can be financed. 10.
NEAR MERIDIAN PARK Fover
NV. rm., full-Sized din. rm.. SIN
porch, bedrm.. kit. and bath This
S Ses; u wa Waik1up and requires
value at D S6o It on is ts stI pI sSoe
CO, ST. $4,000: res, AID. 2-50o4.
PORTER ST.. NEAR CONN. AVE
Front corner apt. with foyer. 10,
Nv. nm, bedrm., din. aicove. Kit.
ana bath; The. location OF this apt
IS nne3celied in terms Of shopping.
PTce an ss5 5geSsid emit
S esll NJ: Gavin with H. I~ g. sNi Hi!faSs
aGcR4EznSSTLi $4,000; res. AID. 2-50o4.
living room, II; dining r room k kEyar.
EN- en-; pantry and bath. Weli-estsb-
nshed cooperative on Columbia I'd.
west Of 18th st. Price only Si2,75G
Witn q cash required. Please cali
81 81 S saSBoOg: With RS H. & e sMITHY CO.
FEW APARTMENTS in the eV city can
f fSSmp aTsr In size or elegance with
room 2Ox25, din. rm. I5xis. den
i4x14. Three twin sized bedrms.'
Two baths, kit, pantry and adjoin-
ing maids room and bath, The
apartment comprises the entire end
OF q wing and has south, east and
west exposures. The location is
close in" yet surprisingly quiet.
Large hotel with garage and dining
room has connecting passageway to
pudding. The price of S27. 800 is
house. Please call Mr.. Gavin WITH
d Ess q; SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
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TOWN HOuSE

Just OF Conn. ave. Five bedrms..
sitting I'm. with fireplace; inclosed
w PaIiSi SUI PsSFori 1000 ,5th ST r ~
Call CO, 5-0222. lie
house. ". rm., dining rm., large den
or. downstairs bedrm., bath, equip
kit, screened porch; upstairs,
6edrms. and bath. i acre, barn
McDiarmid Real Estate
vienna. Va. Vienna 600
CLoSE-IN SILVER SPRING, = bed.
rms, den. garage, det brick. Only
$165. April /. 10. 5-3446.
Haney & Co., Elk. 3-3443
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close 20 shopping cenCer and bank.
bus to end Of line. or drive New
Hampshire ave. to University lane
turn right to project. once, 2213
University lane. telephone Hemlock
4-7O70. -15
COLORED-WE ARE ACCEPTING a
limited number Of applications for
l and 2 bedrm. apis. In our garden.
evidences. of salary status and be able
to satisfy our credit requirements.
Apply in person. 1888 e st. Sc. Is
COLORED-ONE RM..- kit. semipvt.
bath: near Navy Yard: cow. to bus.
New apt; bldg. Get key at store.
1899 Hall st. s.w. No phone calls.
COLORED - TWo-ROoM eficiency
apt. all utilities furnished. I'll o
st. NV, AID. 4-1s45, 9-5. -16
COLORED--THREE RMS, kit. and
accept / child. LII. S-Se5s. is
COLORED-439 N ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath. Call DE. 2-0O91 til q.
CoLoRED MONROE CT. 1924
Monroe st: NV; nov available
See tanitor in bsmt. for inspection
s or call Mr. Mt Gill Men,; not open
CeeLoRED-s4ee ALABAMA AVE.
bath; rent s7o, Utilities ii sn not Ar in-
cluded. See janitor on premises.
"a 2; s S41d co" e25 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED $40 COLUMBIA RID.
n nbnn: . Epms'' ao1 and semipvt. bath;
c i1iI;6 Ed; m. and kit; al
C0LOREDw1Ss1:A faoLSeoS; ST.
$67 util. mot Included. B. r.
ssAHL 6o CO.. 925 18th st. NV, MA.
CSLoRED-aass 18th ST. wv W1o
S72.6o mo. inc. ali Utilities Se'UR F.
1nipee ar see janitor on premises or
c0LoREDI.Si:RM. AND KIT. bsmt.
Accented scs s97 IA Har x'sdAs' st. NV; child
COL0RED-sOLDfHERss; HOME, .
rms, kit. bath, all utils. incl; empi.
e ToRED%S11os MoNTELLSS Sn AVE.
s:ste and OiSs as ss w. 5m r.tt kt' heat a,
INC. RE. 1926 and 10. 4-s054.
CoLoRED-NEw 1-bedrm. at Ills
Whitttngham st. me-; excel. loca-
ton and liv. accommoda tions:
s 81 " s! SS9aP f Nc III H. :f16'
CoIoRED-SSi 4sth 81. Me-
bath; " basement for laundry and
storaee; $3.50; refer, heat and
n W.; sxttra; .s GooNNER 4 RSYSoN'
coLoRED-l OR 2 RIM. APT, semi
pvt. or pvt. bath, kitchenette. 1925
I o.. NV. RIA. 3.8S4S.
COLoRED-2 RMS, KIT. and
COL0RED-APT.. 2 rms. and kitch-
En-, share sln, az bath. s66 month. Phone
oioRESp5@MopERN on. bedrm.. liv.
rm., Pullman kit. and bath, stove
and refgr. incl. In rental Of S77. so.
SHANNON d LuCHS CO., 1905 II
ct. NV. Ma. 9-2345.
COLORED-1311 9Th ST. NV
2-rm., :. and b. apt, In small apt.
bldg; clean. cheerful; heat and hot
water included: refined adults only;
sos. To inspect, INQUIRE Apt. 8
or phone Mr.. NASH, NO. 10000.
lC0L.--1 ROOM. kitchen and bath,
NV, for Govt. emp; only $50 per
mo-: no children; ref. HU: 3-7097.
'C0L0RED-321 D ST. 81. (1nde.
SSs snidsnscs Can today. pi. nsssals4C.O O''
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon..,
OPEN
SUNDAY
4 Tn (

A rare combination: excellent furni-
ture and entire home in Al condi-
b t9n S Sen TINS trH Joy Lovely oedrm
ave-, Silver Spring, Md. (bet. Flower
ave. and Old Bladensburg rd)
Full dining rm., bSmt., laundry and
workshop; SITS. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma,
S-o3Ah
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TILDEN GARDENS
PRICE. S26 5OO

One Of the incest two-bedrm. apis. in
tniS !ong,eStabliShed cooperative is
beautiful cond., including a modern
lied kit; south, west and east ex-
posures. Inspection by appointment.
j. Nelson Hughes, EN-. 1896
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHrD

CoLORED-14OO list ST. NV. -
rms. with semipvt. bath; tmm. &C.
cup; adults only; $50 mo. To In
, sDeSts call NE; $500: -.
end f., $45 mo-; L rm. and kit,
share bath. Inspect. then call
COLoREDwe BEDRMs., gas heat
no utils. furn. 1886 Sheridan I'd
Sc. Anacostia. D C.. Rent $65 mo
COLORED-14I7 NEWTON ST. NV
. rms, kitchen and bath in mod
ern f1reproof bldg; hardwood floors
$50 mo. To inspect see supt. O.
resident mgr. METROPOLIS RE
Atty. 17l3 No. Capitol st. DE
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A rare combination-ExceIlent fur
Ini tur,s;; and entire home in a., Al
3-bedroom brick home ct 202 East
Franklin ave-, Silver Spring, Nd.
(bet. Flower ave. and Old Bla-
densburg rd.). Full dining rm.,
bsmt.. laundry and workshop; $176.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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Suitable for
Legation or Mission

LuxURfoUsLY furn. town house.
including pipe organ and elevator
Suitable for large family and serv-
ants or legation. chancery or mis-
sion. Excellent area Just OF Conn.
ave. Attractive lease and terms
available. Gail Mrs. Rice, With ].
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. . to 8.
Kenmore e-7122. -10