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Rev.Rogers
From
His Vacation

TIE Rev. Ralph ". Rogers vii
return 10 The pulpit q the Church
% the Rock Sunday norning 81 II
o'clock. After q monih touring
through Indiana. Mlehlgan. Canada
and Virginia. he stated that he
vas anxious 10 be back with his
people az SIS Frnncis Street.
Mr.. Rogers has ehosem lor his
Labor Day sermon, By the Sweat
Of the Brow" The tension preva.
lent throughout the world today
seems 30 be Increasing with Che
years with the eternal eonfllct be-
tween capital and labor. There
should be some solution sagisfac.
tory 10 all concerned since the
welfare ol The individual, as well
- that Of The nation and the world
b dependent on q fair and tsi
distribution Of the necessary and
good things Of lie.
Seine 81 ths eemmsn prehlems
stem fFem IRE phllssophy shae
Ere weird ewes me . lisIma''
WHISTLER work ~ nsl. PEI Zee
mary seem - thrive sn net wav
~ We snd threvsh ire varlous
sehemea end Faekaaa haenmse q
prsy en ne lnneesml end q para.
site en- seeistY. sveh . WY -
i've " eessirary 10 seFlpaural n.
Iunefisns since man snuaf eae
hFsad ~ ne sweal - Ire hfew,
snd psvi Tells ths Thsssalsnlsn
church CSC Thss. 3s1el 'sm cry
weold naf work. nsIsher should
he ess." n Il emiy when We
wegks touethas Zee = eemmon end
worthy esuse ihaf ws learn -
appreelass re islIewahip which 10
re pFedvsi 81 chrlsiiem lsva.
There 10 ley N wsFklHs nssssher
leF I've ere IabefeFs aeuslhev
With ood." Il Ger. ssgl
The regular Sunday School ses.
sion win begin a. ten o'clock with
an anxious group Of teachers 10
care for children Of all age groups.
hr. I'M, the Superintendent has
promised classes Cor all age groups
and the School. together with the
church. extends 10 all. especially
service families and visitors. 4
most cordial invitation 10 worship
and study with them al SIS Fran.
CTS Street.
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What Makes
Labor" TOBe
Meeker'sTOpic

The Rev. Chas. II. Meeker and
Mrs. Meeker have returned from
their vacation In the midwest and
the Rev. Meekes VIII occupy bis
pulpit again Sunday Cor both morn
Ing and evening services. ne
morning service Ia Al i1:0o. In
keeping with the annual eelahFa'
tion II Labor Day. the ssFmoE
subject Is 20 be ssWhat Makes La
Dor significant" Mira. w. n. Dear
viii be AZ the organ.
TIE sunday evening service
hsplns a. TseSe end ell lneiwds
I've gnonahlv cemmwnlen ses.
vice. The Rev. kAsskar hes che
cen a. : medlisilsa Tia nssll.
~ 81 cemmvnisn. " TIE eheiF ~
Ger she dlFaealen Of esFald saun.
dsrs viii sing ne snlhsm "assws
SEWER, pllel Me-" ~ vaunhsn.
MRS. James Marshall wlll carry
ire Nel@ paFts Wf&s Faot @FSh9E
viii he 81 re oFssa.
The attention of members and
visiting friends is called 10 the iscI
that the church sanctuary has beer
air.eooled for greater eomfort il
bot weather.
The Conversational Circle WI
meet Tuesday evening al 500 al
the parsonage.
A Missionary program under ths
direction 81 Mrs. Beriie HlgRs vii
be presented Wednesday evening
al 7.ao in the church.
The nonfhly mesting q ne
Church Official Board win take
place On Thursday night at 60
al the Center.
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lsiun vuw. He shonid b loyal 10 ne
whule moral content u the Gospel
ana - shnaad foliow chzaxt -
ghe appearing of cur Lard Sesas
King ard Lard ard Sen q God.
a preacher should be loyal % rs
King and 30 hts prOiession : until
Christ. wilhoul spul. without r..
proaeh. TIE mtnisiers LIE should
~ spoliess and without reproach.
n seems mat the e0ngregation vas
tearing Timothy apart and he vas
tempted b sshruw In the Sponge. I"
Of eourse tnday ministers generai-
~ have ths same difficulty and are
sihiael n TIE same abuse. Il has
ben said that 4 . preachers hair
d cray. Ne i too cid. and II young
be haan1 any experience. II ne has
ten children ne has to many AM
Il zone Ne isn't setting = eood e.
ample. n he uses notes he . .
bore and II he doesn't he isn't desp
enough. II ne puts In time studying
be ahnuld be CT mixing with bis
people and 4 be IL be should Be
home getting out q good sermon.
Some ore has concluded al these
observations with > prayer ending,
''Send us . preacher ard vel tear
him apart" Such connect i
enough 10 make . timld breaches
lremhle and seek friendly advice
The point ls that everybody seems
10 know what the preacher should
and should not do. Whatever he
does Il isn't right.
I KinfS have ever been The ex'
ample for their people. Paul EN-
phasiaes the importance Of the
King Of Kings. the Lord Of lords
the eternal God Is the one and
unly one worthy Of absolute loyal
10. God has Immortality and 10 him
we owe fullest aIlegience. Whether
we be poor or rich. we can have
spiritual wealth and contentmen
providing We be faithful steward
lnf cur Lord Jesus Christ. DIT. Erd
man has said Of this dox0l0gl
used here concluding the lesson
Amidst al the dark and abound
ING ldolairies AZ earth. the Chris
- A
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ginning q classes 10 start IN oeto-
Der emphasizing the meaning ~.
and reason Cor our Presbyterian
witness in ne World. what Pres.
hyterians Believe" Is 10 be the
subject uf the series 70 be eunduel.
81 BY the Mlnister.
Another emphasis. 10 he made
during September, s the Miami
area rally 10 be conducted BY SCI
johns Preshyaery a. . means Of
iufmming the membeFship Of TIE
Presbyterian Churches on plans
for union. n IA hoped that b. ls66
re nnian Ill be ealmlnated max.
n ! reality = uniled Chareh with
: membership q over mllliou IN
every part oi ne Unied States and
> missloa plnSram IN y harngn
countries
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

of the members of the Norfolk State
College team as they gave a concert
of songs on the campus commons
following their IS to 0 defeat here
last Saturday by The Delaware Hor-
nets of Coach Eddie Jackson.
Led by team member Bernard
Shell, the Norfolk footballers sang
songs varying from spirituals to
Bach and from Gershwin to Schu-
mann. Delaware students and facul-
ty were thrilled by the songs and
the spirit of the singers-a spectacle
heretofore unseen and unheard
hereabOuts. The wonder, it seems.
was not that the Norfolk boys sang
so well, but that they should sing
at all.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
Delaware State College Ups Enroll
ment 50 Per Cent

Enrolment is up fifty per cent
over last year, according to figures
released this week by DR.. w. A.
Daniel, Dean Registrar of Delaware
State College.
Dscontinuance of the high school
at the college has allowed for con-
centratioH on the undergraduate
level. With more settled conditions
at the college and a chance for the
new public relations program to
take effect, the administration is
expecting marked increase in
enrolment by the beginning of the
second semester.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

administration, staff and faculty and
ask about their sons and daughters,
IS considered an ideal time to dedi-
cate the beautiful new residence
hall for women. owing to the large
number in attendance heretofore.
There will be Open House all day,
the dedicatory program to be held
at LAB TO 2:45, with Mr.. James w.
w. Baker, president Of the college
Trustee Board presiding. A recep-
tion will follow the dedicatory pro-
gram.
Norfolk Football Team Gives Song
Concert At Delaware After Defeat
"A song is but a little thing. And
yet what joy it is to sing this
might we'll have been the feeling
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
Heating Raisins

RaisinS are plumper and more
juicy if heated in the oven for
three minutes before using. In
grinding raisins for a cake, rinse
first in boiling water, then in cold.
and they will not stick to the chop
per.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
Seems You Ought to Know Him

You see man in a beautiful new CadiIlac-and,
almost lnstlnctively, you take a second look.
1t seems you ought to know him. Your Judgment
tells you that those who drive Cadacs are likely
to be people of lmportance-and are very probably
IN the public eye.
Itis small wonder you feel this way about people
who own and drive these distinguished cars
For more than half century, Cadillac has been
a favorite car of the leading people in every COM
munlty across the land. For Cadillac is the onIy
car IN America whose name has consistently been
reserved for the finest cars it practical to produce
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
News From Delaware
State College

GOV. BOggS To Dedicate New Dor
mitory Parents Day At Delaware
State College
Gov. J. Caleb Boggs will deliver
the dedicatOry address when the
new girls dormitory, Harriet Tub
man Hall, is officially opened during
Delaware State Colleges annual
Parents Day celebration. Sunday.
October 25, it is announced by DR..
Jerome II. Holland, newly appointed
president Of the college.
Parents Day, popular occasion
when parents meet members of the
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

People who want the finest have learned to come
to Cadillac-as the tide goes with the moon!
Otcourse, you don'th to be a prominent person
in order to find reason for coming to Cadillac
There is every practical reason for owning
Cadllac-as we'll as every personal one
Listen closely to these three facts-and you will
see what we mean:
Under normal driving conditions, the Cadillac
car will run full day single tankful of gasoline
The lowest priced Cadillac costs less than twenty
two models of other makes of American-built cars.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
No Parking

In St. Joseph, Mo. a group Of
Buchanan county residents pro-
tested that a house that had been
moved to the middle of a backwoods
road five years ago was still stand
ing there.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

McCOlley'S Methodist Chapel
Rev. Olin ShOckley, pastor
Sunday, October 18th
Sunday school services at 1920
P. NJ.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. OliR ShOckley, pastor
Sunday, October 18th
Sunday schOl services at 2 p. IN.
Preaching at p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

And a Cadillac, according to an authoritative
study of national used car prices, will return
greater share of its owners investment at the time
OF resale than any other motor car in the land
So whether you are prominent, or whether YOU
are prantical-Cadillac is your perfect choice!
Naturally, these two classihcations include
great many people-and maybe they take in you
If they do, come in and see us. Cadillac was never
SO hne and beautiful as it is today-and it was
never more practical to own and enjoy
We're at your service-any time you wish to call!
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ANA Opposes
Vet Legislation

WASHINGTON tA - The Ameri-
can Medical Association (AMA)
has expressed opposition to legis-
lation it says would open the door
to abuse of the Veterans Admins
tration's hospital care program.
In a statement sent last week to
all House members, the ANA
Washington office said it questions
a provision in the VA appropria-
tons bill which has to do with
ailments not connected with mill
tary service.
The statement said the provision
would require a check of a We
teran's ability to pay for hospital.
ization, after which the VA would
try to collect whatever part of the
hospital bill the veteran was deem
ed able to pay.
While not opposing a financial In
vestigation, the ANA said the pro-
vision in effect would encourage
millions more veterans to apply
for VA disqualification as a matter
of right"
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Chapter 6


INSPECTOR CARTOONS face
L was cola. With the exception of
States Attorney Gilmore, Mandell
didn't recognize any OF the other
men in the Office.
A soft-spoken man, with hair
the color of rusty iron, seemed to
be in charge He indicated a chair.
"Sit down. Mandell."
Mandell sat in the chair. All the
men in the Office looked tired. In
spector Carlton and the States at
torney looked angry. No one spoke
for moment. Then white-haired
man laid down the cigar he was
smoking and stood in front OF
Mandell.
''How do you intend to plead,
Mandell? Guilty or not guilty?"
This l.. a court?" Mandell
asked. "I'm being tried at five
o'clock in the morning"
The red-haired man said aLet's
call il an informal hearing, Bar
ney. And don't worry about your
rights. They're being well pro-
tected."
who are you2'
"My name is Curtis.
@The man who called my hotel
and left word that he'd call baek?"
That's right"
His hands still claspe6 behinC.
bis back, Appellate Court Judge
Hiram Clay rocked heel and toe.
Lets pus il this way, Mandell.
II this were a criminal court and
] were the presiding judge, how
would you plead? Did you or
didn't you kill Cherry Marvin"
How many times do have 70
tell you gentlemen don't know. |"
How about the man you claim
was waiting in your room when
you got back to your hotel last
evening""
What do you mean. how about
him."
Was there actually such a
man."
Mandell bobbed his head. 'Yeah.
He stuck me UP for six hundred
bucks And the reason didn't re-
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Medical Men Give
President Tito
Painful Headache

BELGRADE u - Yngosiayia's
medical men give President Tito's
government q painful headache.
Chief causes Of the trouble are:
tI) A serious shortage 81 doctors.
I'd Doctors turn thumbs down or
practicing in the hiuterlands, where
they're soreiy needed
The government is seeking
remedy. II may take the form 81
increased RECOMMENDATION ia the
medical profession.
With Increasing complaints from
small communities about the lack
CT medical services pouring ia. he
xecretaraf for the federal public
health council has proposed rev
las requiring newiy graduated
physicians ard ssrgeons 10 prac-
tee At least . year - outlying
districts.
Ike reaFsy every job II Yuzo-
slavEa, ire nedlcsi pgcgeSss0n here
II regulated to the exte1t that doe.
tors are hired by cistriet health
eemm isteea ard required 70 work
q fixed uamber q hoTs = Meek
gaE fixed nssnshss salary
Ire meih2y slaEy ruas soas-
ahat less tAsan sl hsas spprcxk
miAtefy saFee tines tss aYeyaGs
warkega pay.
81 moss IT sAs psrysacians $50
81 aaes tker aai6tsi 80 w.sh
priv sc rFaeiiee alter ihssF RS *
64yss ssant ID aase-a tiegailTe
Fl inraFs sEsaaFsy sey
spec asAss--sz tae ezgy Lager
e
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TO KISS, OR KILL
ApM.~a.o.s,.. BY Doy Keene
BY Doy Keene

the Buick in front Of a building
on Wells Street and got out. MANI
dell followed him into the buiid-
ing. There was bank Of eleva-
tors but no night operator. Curtis
pushed open q FIRE door and began
to climb the stairs. They climbed
to the fifth floor. Then Curtis
pushed the heavy fire door open
and walked down a hall and un-
locked a front Office door with no
legend on the glass.
The office was small but clean
The only furnishings were 4 desk.
two chairs, and q big steel iillng
cabinet.
Curtis closed the door. .'You
know. ! ought TO get more money,
/ had a time springing YOU" He
had G nice grin. Mandell liked II.
Kind of wondering what is al
about, Ell, Barney"
That's for sure" MandeH ad-
mitted. How much was my haills
1T was plenty.
"Who put up the money! Gaie7T
MI 10 sat III AAtE NA&NA& MAtt&8A
the desk and put his heels up on
the wood. you Eren'teven warm
Who, them"
For the time being, let's just
say il was someone who IS rather
interested in you. Someone with
q lot of weight
Mandell half rose from hts chair.
Not the guy who killed the
bl0ndeg0
Curtis lighted a cigarette end
tossed the package across the desk.
mo. That's still Inspector Csfl-
tons baby"
Mandeli sat back In his chair.
Know something9"
"What7"
Il don't think killed ier.@
Curtis blew out the match with
which he had lighted the cigarette.
SIN inclined 70 doubt :, ulyself.
Very much. And IN setting the
time Of death 81 four o'clock. the
coroner's Office eased the pres
sure on both OF us conkldarnhls.
He changed the subject abruptly.
What was your fathers name -.
fore he Angiicized it. Barneyf
&c be eoniinusal
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Safety
Notes
By BILL GLIB

Cold facts AND COLD BODIES
tell the story:
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~ NewsIseIu,ss

port it was because I didn't want
any reporters coming TO the hotel
before found out low stood
with my wife"
Attorney John Ebbling's daugh-
ter?"
Eyes, sir"
Mandell watched the white
haired man walk back to the desk
and pick up his cigar.
Well" Curtis asked.
Judge Clay relighted his cigar.
Il am inclined" he said between
puffs, ITO believe Mandell is tell
ing the truth, ir. so far as he
knows il. How about you, Joe?p
The states attorney said dubi-
ously, 1T could be. It's problem,
gentlemen. He looked al Curtis.
Il suppose wen have to 60 along.
But the newspapers are going TO
eat of our heads for admitting an
alleged insane killer 10 bail.
Mandell sat very still in the
oppressive silence that followed.
He wished he knew what il was
all about. There was too much
brass in the room 70 suit him. He
felt suddenly very small and very
futile.
IN front OF the Detective Bureau,
4 Curtis led the way TO a gray
Buick. Get in" he said. and
walked around 10 the other door.
Mandeil got into the car. who
hired you 10 spring me2 Mr.. Eb-
bling?s
Curtis pushed the starter. No.
Mandells rode. working on the
knot of his tie lie was glad Rose
mary had brought him clean linen
and a clean suit. Gale was I'M
doubtedly at the hotel b now. He
hoped his talk with Mr.. Curtis
wouldn't take too long.
at was nice Of you to get me
out"
Curtis smiled. perhaps I had
an Interior motive"
Mandell wished he kew what
Interior meant. He offered. MY
father-in-law is an attorney. too,
He's a patent lawyer"
yes. Curtis said Il know
Turning north again, be parked
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Radio Amateurs
Hear Results OF
| April "Hamfest

The Key West Radio Amateur
Club held their first regular meet
ing of the month on Thursday, June
IL.
The meeting was presided over
by the recording Secretary W40VK
in the absence of The President
W4SWI and Vics-Pres. W4MCX.
Eleven members were present and
the club welcomed three visitors.
The club received a welcomed
surprise in receipt of G-SWL
card from Tim Botham of Stafford
shire, England. Tim heard the
club station working the station in
Germany during the Manifest viii
was held at Bahia Hondo bridge in
April.
Plans were discussed for the
club station W4IL0 to participate
in the National ARRL Field Day
contest to be held on June 2t0h
starting at 4 p. m. and ending 4
p. m. June 21st local times. The
club win be operated on a portable
basis with emergency power and
viii be located in East Martello
Towers. Full particulars regarding
the contest may be found in this
months QST magazine. All anna
teurs desiring to take part in the
contest are requested to contact
Don Cobb WN4YUQ the clubs
Activities Mana ger.
Tentative plans were also discu
ed for the club to get some QSL
cards printed. This was deferred
until the next meeting.
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JACK OF y TRADEs

oEI~AHMA CITY III -. A1Eaa
0ms1s Wis Is unemployed hat he
isn't warryaag Rnsus getSIng a..
UsAer tga The 81 ygar ga fxaser
Taaksg Ar FuTee Base wuFker 81.
psasssa be haa w0Ekn6 at rs dgEeg-
emi trades IA ~ ye&FN. waxkaas At
ae4ss 80 6z9s ~ sasA
sa doa5s rs aFs mE. Egsnz
1xQ1 q 8st BE sad I'VE maae
az4SsAkcS CT J GAat p1rgzaSy
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@S2d AdNAS A4NO NOA4D bOllEo~
tell the story:
SPEEDERS LOSE!
Perhaps you didn't know that
speed too fast for conditions is
factor in one out of three fatal
traffic accidents.
$4,000 peple were killed last
year in motor vehicle accidents in
the United States alone.
Fatal accident injuries skyrocket
with mounting speeds. You're s
times as likely to Gle OF injuries
sustained at so miles per hour
than at 20 miles an hour. And the
odds multiply against you when
you drive still faster.
The risk of death or injury, II
you bit a stationary object at 40
miles an hour, is exactly the same
as If you were 20 drive from the
roof Of a 4-Stnry building. at so
mph. from a 7-story building. at
50 mph, from a lastory building.
The National Safety Council says:
''It's only q split second from the
pavestOne to the gravestone!
"Yes. = split-second-that's al Il
takes 10 shove the accelerator %
the floorboard and send the speed.
ometer whipping up to speeds 10.
dieating you're % YOUR way from
this wor!d 10 the rexf
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Egg Is ngaks fs / g ne8er
s.eaz pzgsax4g asg wasE ! I'd
=. = $3.50 . 4N
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Drive with traffic. Yoa're gaing
tco fast If you're passing many
cars ard too aiow Il they are pass
ing yoa.
Where chilaren sEe playasg, Be
abe b stop II . ear leigh 81 gess,
When you're tired or inAtteatsye-
don't drives
Ahose al, remember SPEED
KILLS. TAKE 1T EASYI
Evening star., 1953-11-24

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Apartment
Hotel, goth and p sts. NV. near
White House and Government de:
room, private bath, dinette, kitch-
enette, new refrigerators; 1 or 2
persons. So to $S per day, $50 to
S4S per week; special rates after
1St month; coffee shoppe. fine food,
moderate prices; parking facilities;
MA Q.6AO6 for reSarYatiOn
Evening star., 1953-11-24

COLORED-2337 PITTS PL. SCI
bedrm., liv. rm., din. kit. and bath;
janitor services and utils. incl. S72
per mo-: 2-bedrm. apt. S82 mo. See
janitor on premises. JAMES +.
NV IA. AsS7s14 eyes. veEnon! Tu. ss&if.
- 2 RMS, KIT, share
bath; $70 month. TU. 2-4308.
Evening star., 1953-11-24
ARTS. FURNlSNRD-Mn.

TAKoAGA-AttEae. liv. rm., bsdym..
sfSfS sAs$sSEsSSSn; s$SSlI: SS; sSSs7 " ss,,
sm1G Gps' 'sgI'S..sss gS sssh "a ssd s.SssEiS .SsE or T.
nj. p. c. lihe-Bedrm., liv. rm,
KIT Es BE- ssth; PVT sSsr utils o. ins ssSSa SaS
near Fairfax villsge Sc.
accented. 20. ,s-issS. cY. 1855.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-rwo rooms.
kitehenette. bath: suitable 2 adults:
bus stop At door. $R6 mo. LA
CONoA APIS" 9412 Baltimore blvd.
HYArTsyILLE-2 bsdrms,, liv. rm,.
epIs sai osssS so eEEtt ssoio snsF outil' 1sa saDl,
TAKOMA PARk-Nieely furn.; liv.
rm.., bedrm., kit. bath. inclosed
utIls incl; eple. only. 10. S-I4Si.
CHEVY CMASE-Bus ut door; 2
persons. 500. OIL. 2-2571. 1000
scR9ao,M a, APT, furn,, gas. heat. hot
water; $50 plus utilities; for infoF-
nation call HE. 4-3446. -25
LTV. RM.s BEDRM., kit. and bath;
no children or pets; vic. Of Cheverly.
AZ. 7.41OO. "a
Evening star., 1953-11-24

4010 3rd ST. Sc.
A few attractive 1-bedrm. apis. avail
in this new bldg.
SIS PER MO-, INCL. UTILS.
To inspect. see mgr. on premises.
Phone RE, 7-3126 or 10. 2-6599
Evening star., 1953-11-24
APIS. UNFURN.-VA. Cont,

ARL;; ds.a.IlS 1910 n gu Suinn-1 bedrm. apt.
MGR; "a; 5-6375, ' ~
"a sSt sis:SS tasi. t'siP1 al atil.; 0;S. S%:
%ASN6Ii4 1;Ss !. p,.d:i,si dSA,siPESs. !, ccIlgmbl.
bedrm. apt, Spacious liv. rm.-din.
rm. combination. parquet oak fioor-
ing Venetian shades. extra-largs
closet space; Ss2.50 mo-. incl. utiis.
For information. call ia. $500.
1-bedrm, apt, cpie. or
10-unit bldg; blk to Iiechts;
ARLINGTON, Rossiyn area0Lovely
IIoearm aG1sHp apt; sSS SIS M incl gas; at bus;
ARL,. excellent neighborhood; l and
2 bedrms.: Arlington. Hall, Pentagon.
Navy Annex. 10 minutes to d. c.
S82.50 and sos. all utils, except elec.
M. Glehe rd., 4O14 Columbia pike.
ARLINGTON-Lge. 2-bedrm. in g
and d. c. Only 10 min. out from
l4th st. bridge; mr.. all conveniences.
3409 Columbia pike; $100. shown
bbyz aappt. r. W. MULLEN, XII.
ARLINGTON, vA.-st. Thomas More
Parish is just a couple Of blocks
from this 2-bedrm. (3rd ~ apt, in
the Buckingham area. Equally con-
venient to The Hecht Co. shopping
Street apis. are in a small, quiet
community. where excellent man
agement cooperation is offered at
all times. Rental, S95.50 incl. utiis.
POMPONIO REALTY. INC, ia. z.
$3.50. "a
SOass with Hk sScwsF AF S. II anS Gyfy yes sPt
$40 mo-, utils. incl; conv. to bus
line: vacant December /. WAKE
FIELD MANOR APIS. 1915 N.
Co99GTt House. rd., Arl., Va. ia; s.
els N0TxBENE DR., Ohio bids,
Alex, Va.-Liv. rm., iinette, kit,
bedrm. and bath: $68.50 per mo.
JUSTINE REALTY CO., 41o 5th
st. NV. DI. 7-59a5. ga