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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
ARMY PERFECTS
HUNT AND FIND SHELL

The Army nov has ready for
use guided missile for attacking
enemy forces on the battlefield
presumably using either conven-
t,oaal explosive or an atomic war
head. Indication that the missile.
under development since lo47. is
ready for inclusion N the Army S
arsenal came when il was learned
that courses have been set Up to
train men in electronic guidance
and fire control system mantle
nance for the Corporal
Establishment Of the training
courses for maintenance and
operation Of the long range. self
aiming missile means the weapon
has moved OUT Of the develop
--e---. $50
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Four Area Members
Attend Conference
OF Young Adults

-Four young adults a 'he
Farny.l!e Presbyterian Ch1rc III
and one from Cumberland Pres
oy,erlan Church ATTENDED 1a
Young ADMIT Conference q. the
Presbyterian synod 0: Virginia All
Nassanetta Springs during ne
week end
Farmyl,,e members @ere Nirs.
Mabel Cason. Bagley Sancer.ord
Buddy Ja-rat, and J B Morris.
Miss Frances Bee reps esenteG tffe
Cumberland Church
Friday evenings keynote address
pas given By Dr. 4 II Ho.ilnEs-
worth. pascor D. the Secon, Pres
oyterian Church Roanoke and
former pastor 0. me Fa-naf.lle
Presbyterian Church. lie SPOKE
aoou, Mak.nE Ny witness
Coun.
C;her Sneakers n tie PROGRAM
included DR. Marshall c Deaiy.
recently appointed executive secre-
tary OF he Board Q: Christian
Education or the Pre-, 5yter-ar
Church. [ s. d. William II
McCorkle. secre-ary .: The D..l-
son or EVANGELISM Board ot
Church Extension .. the PreSov-
.e-.an Church u D. Bernard
Bovc professor Of B.D.e a. the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
POWhatan Earns
in-Naker Title

It's only s. miles from Pow
hatan 10 Farmyiiie. but getting
the Powhatan Indians over that
distance difficult task. It's
not tie Indians fault
Last wear. Of the five Games
scheduled between the teams.
four were washed ou' BY rain
storms. SATURDAY. night, the
1858 fcud was due sor = renewal
4 few hardN fans were out here.
but left when only four Indians
arrived The others ran into a
severe storm and couldn't make
the trip.
Nothing daunted. Manager
HAY schedule staff has already
dispatched word N Tovhatan
Manager Jimmy Tilnan seeking
a new >er'"> Of three games.
Looks like more rain.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
P3kISTaN TO GET
[. ). WHEAT GIFT

The Senate Agriculture Com
nl.ttee mas voted unanimously to
give one million tons Of govern
menT-oWned wheat TO Pakistan
and hep aver, a famine Chair
man Aiken SAID ne hopes the
Senate Will pass the legislation
this week and that the House viii
act swiftly 50 the first shipments
o. gram can reach Pakistan in
August
President Eisenhower asked
Congress 10 make The gift in a
special message ne sent 10 Capitol
Hill "wednesday. The cost 0. the
wheat Plus transportation
charges. IS estimated at TOO mil
Ion dollars.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16

-.Cn q heir contributions 70 VIZ
-.!..a 5 :arn. youth.
Among the adults honored were
Watkins NJ Abo.tl Fourth Dis
--.cI CONGRESSMAN. aid Parke c.
Bl!nk.ey State Commissioner OF
Agriculture.
Names OF Winners
Active members OF school chap
lers Winning the State Farmer
award we're
Lenn.e Carnage and Emmi,,
SpeaS. o. Cumberland
Coleman Allen and Kent Jen-
.:.aS Burkev.lle
Phillip Albeit Norris, OF Amelia
Franklin D Fernt though. o.
ScottsyI.le
Reginald Z White. Edward I.
Bartholomew, Elton " Johnson
Charles Y Turner. Paul r
Be...ey and Clarence B Robert
son III. o: Randolph Henry High s
chapter Charlotte c. H.
Both the active and honorary
degrees VIII De conferred III a spe-
Ca! ceremony al me "Wednesday
.-s.... SESSION
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16

worker employees an Q cent-an-
hour wage hike last week and
within matter Of hours four
ether big stee! companies did the
same Steeiworkers had been
averaging So 10 s2l6 an hour.
The amicabLe agreements
brought speculation that the steel
companies. no longer bothered BY
government controls. wlll increase
steel prices in the neighborhood
D.. $3.50 10 $500 a ton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16

III : AHA Commur.s r4ce
ce.eFates may re--.n 1 PaG.nln-
1or Monday .or dec.S.ve final
sessions PRIOR ID formal signing 81.
q Korean a-ga:st.ce even though
South Korean opposition shows
70 s.c,2s q welding
Staff officers ttsast-ne gu, II
secret the ce,a..s 81 al overall
prisoner exchange and cema.ca-
t.on lime To separate the opposing
armies apparently neared the end
n. ,he-! labors, Observers felt that
thu .lll DELEGATIONS No1.a return
-o Pa.nunlo1. Sunday 3, Monday
and tnat barring some unexpected
Developments formal signing
would follow shortly
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Craddock Terry Sets
Production Record

Craddocs- Terry Shoe factory il
Farnlvil.e topped all previous rec
orcs last week producing 1908
pairs Of shoes This record vas
made n normal Work week
R!thou, overtime II topped the
former weeks record u ] 400 doz-
cn pairs The plant employs $40
people WITH 2ss in the production
line T A Allen manager. stated
The plant VIII close for summer
vacation on June % and reopen
july s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Charlotte APNA
To Unveil Tablet
At Homecoming
Saturday, June q

A small bronze tablet marking
the site Of John Randolph on
glnal grave w.il be unveiled al the
annual Homecoming meeting OF
the Charlotte County Branch Of
the Association for the Preserva-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities. Sat
urday. June q. The meeting vii,
De held at Roanoke. old planta-
ton home Of John Randolph.
presently owned by Mi and Mrs
J. D. harrington.
IN addition 20 members Of the
Charlotte APVA. other guests are
expected from Prince Edward
county and surrounding counties
and from Tennessee, Georgia New
York, Washington. D. G.. and West
Virginia
A box luncheon. which viii De
brought by each member and
guest. viii De served az noon. The
Charlotte association Will provide
plates. cups drinks and napkins
for the luncheon.
After lunch. a business meeting
reports from va,lous regular com
nl.ttees and an hlstorlca, address
viii take place II addition ID the
unyei..ng Of the bronze tablet i.
Is planned 70 have this tablet IN
Yelled BY Jonathan Randolph
Bryan Of alexandria. according 70
Lee " Morton. association c.rec-
tor
The Rev G. :, Stewart. Of ken
bridge. rector OF Charlotte County
Ep. scopal Church will conduc, a
short worship service during the
meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
ScOttsviile Liens
End Year OF Record
Service. Gifts

The ScoitsYll,e Lions CLUB has
ended successful. year under TIE
leadership Of Pres.den. r L. King
o- 4 dentist, Dr. King mas been
called 70 active d0,y with The All
Corps He 5 Z CHARTER mem Der Of
the CLUB mich vas formed twelve
years aEo
During IT'S year gifts have been
made 10 Brownie Scout Troop
Gin Scout Troop 10 IS. ana me
-A.3emar.e tuberculosis .Assoc.a-
-.oa Lions a-So furnished Christ
mas baskets. bought al electric
cane tor blind man furnished
--asses .o- underp..y.leeed schoo.
children sponsored he Sco-.sv,.le
B : Scout Troop sAn. high
scaoo, boy 70 BOYS. State. spon-
so-eo The Community Chest and
March Q. Dimes conducted a
N...e E.ep.la.-. sails which ne.ted
s327 20 ana pit on a Variety
S.0R "A victory Theatre, R-.ch
NOTED S434 95
THE Glib X sponsoring TIE
Soo.tsf...e ScAoo, Band and vas
active !. the movement t6- con
..aulHE the SEQ tss1l,e High
Sc1oo. Members 0. the board o..
directors FOR ne past year were
r : KIN president. B. I Phil
Pot t.-st wee president. T r
Noon Jr second wee president.
" r PITS G 4 Stone secret -y-
reasIrer " Y Anderson. Ion
.amer " Z. Cohen tall .ulster
II r Nicholas T :. Bruce. Jr..
y = Parr and ! { Dorrier d.
reC-o.s
Officers for the year 1864
ass "a .--S-2Jfa- III. G
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
NEWS SU "A "A A Y

accepting any part OF the armi-
sttce terms Rhee warned his
coun,rymen they were SUBJECT to
stern punishment for any VIC
lence against Allied personnel in
an- arnistice demonstration.
which for the first time caused
o.oodshed Thursday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
STEEL INDUSTRY
GRANTS WAGE BOOST

PaceSelI.ng l S Steel Corp.
save - 10000 Go C-..=a S.=4.-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Recent Storms.
Wind. Hail Pelt
Fields and Crops
Damage Reported
To Corn. Wheat
Tobacco Plants

Unusual number Of hail and
~lnGstogns occurred last Friday
and Saturday leaving considerable
damage 70 crops IN this area In
Prince Edward county a heavy
nail storm Friday afternoon IN
the Sandy River section. damaged
corn and gardens Satu. day after
noon about 40 clock large
section around Five Forks suffer
farms OF Ding Berry and George
Lowry VAS r.ddled by the hail
In Amelia County. several
bright tobacco growers suffered
damage so heavy as TO require
complete replantlng Of tobacco
The center Of the damage ap-
peared TO be II tie Jetersville
area on the farms OF Henry Oliver
and the Pendleton Brothers. Sew
eral other farms in This area were
affected also. The problem IS 20
obtain sufficient plants 70 replant
ne crop
Leaf Plants Needed
A number Of tobacco growers in
Prince Edward and Amelia have
come forward with such surplus
plants as were available 10 assist
these growers II rep.ant,ng NJ
Oliver had secured about half Of
MS needs early Monday morning
and was continuing his search for
plants
County Agent E F. Stripln is
OF vacation and hls office had
heard no widespread damage IN
ms county Buckingham County
suffered 10 hail damage 50 far
as has been reported Reports
ron. here and there indicate that
..ght damage was experienced IN
widely scattered sections
Wheat Down
Nj S,.plln reported late las,
= eek that wheat damage. from
S!nC ana driving rains. had been
rather extensive IL Prince Edward
COUNTY. Fields with the yellow
gram bent ard GatteneG dotted
me COUNTY
There was one consolation from
The recent storms echoed from ali
sec.Ions-.he drought beginning
10 be severe had ended. Rainfall
extremely spotsy n any particular
storm. finally got around 10 mos,
places when all the storms were
ever
Fer tTo Heeas. Fa-myl..e Her
a.G community news columns.
representing al the counties IT
mis- area. were filed with reports
Of tanners and gardeners begin
mig 10 be Ill at ease al .he days
d. hot windy DRY weather,
The weather ar old foe o..
Farrnv,l.e Povha,an as . ali
sawes R0n again Saturday night
hen the threats @. segege storms
r PoWhata- kept most o: the In
G.a: from coming here for the
game Only tour PLAYERS brayeG
ne clements Here we fed was
Continued on Pace )
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
F lag Day Speaker
| rses Americans
I 0 Hold Heritage
Ceremony Opens
Summer Program
At Grove Street

.A5out 100 citizens Of Fare1s...e
ste arged = axe The blessings
and aer. age Of America SERIOUS
.T .. F,ae Day Ceremony sun
daH afternoon * ;. at Grove Street
Pax
Sponsored by the J.d..h Ran
dolpa Chapter Of he Dauzhte.s
Q. The American Revolution. he
cerf:roay. commemorative IN e
-7e Il anniversary Of lie American
Tag. heralded The opening Of The
slrar.e. recreation progran. a. ne
Far.cavllle PARK Ms r B Crax-
toEd reee... O. he Judith Ran
dolph Chapce.. presided dur.a- :ae
program
Al ask * that yo4 lake the
blessings o. beng an American
seriously and not fer granted. +
Mr$ Z P LancaS CT former -
GENT o. The judith Randolph
Chapter and speaker "a. ne after
non .old the F1ae Day audience
What Ne forge- every az 5 oar
ow1 history" she continued
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Supreme Court 5
More Arguments
Order Comes Here

Attorneys Asked
To Prepare Data
On Segregation
1 copy Of the order OF the I s
Supreme Court o. June 8 which
directs co,nse. FOR ne l.t.sants n
he school sesrega n cases %
prepare for more arguments next
October - has Heen received by
scAoo, authorities O. Prince Ed
ward county
Il vas transmitted from Il.
court b. Harold B Wiley c.e-k.
70 attorneys for al! par. les. A.
.orneys II :u:n made the docu-
nent available 10 clients :cY they
study
Because OF IS historic content
on an issue Of crea: public .n-e--
est. the Herald pr.ncs ls- below
the copy Of the order verbatim
as prepared BY The cour.
SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
Oc.ooe. Term 1859
NO BROWN ET Al IS
BOARD OF EDUCATION or
TOPEKA. ETC ET Al
NO l0I BRIGGS IT A. Us.
ELLIOTT. ct Al
NO l9l DAVIS ET Al vs.
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
OF PRINCE EDW ARD
COUNTY. VA Ell Al
NO 4l3 BOILING. IT IL rs
SHARPE Fl Al
NO 4s8 GFBHART IT Al rs.
BELTON. ct Al
ORDER
Each OF these cases IS or5e.t5
restored 20 the dccae; and : as
signed for rearEumen; On Mon
day, October - next, IN the.
briefs and on oral argument com
sci are requested 10 discuss par
ticu,a-iy the following questions
insofar as they are -eieyan. To the
respective cases
What evidence IS .here .hs.
the Congress which submitted and
1he State legislatures and conveo-
lions which ratified the -Four
tenth Amendment contemplate
Or did not contemplate. under
stood or did not understand ,aat
i would abolish segregation n
public schools?
2 II neither the CONGRESS III
submitting nor the States II rat.-
tying the Fourteenth Amendment
understood that com pl.ance Nth
il would require The immediate
ABOLITION o: Segregation - public
schools. vas j; nevertheless TIE
understandings Of ire trainers or
the Amendment,
"a that future CONGRESSES
might II the exercise o. .ae.r
power under Sec 5 Of the Amend
ment abolish such segregation. OF
tina. i would be within me
judicial power. Il Ign. or future
conditions. to construe the Amend
men. as aoo..shlng such seggega-
TIN OF IS oHn force
; On The assumption t1at the
answers 70 questions ? and
. 90 not dispose 0: Ire ISSUE. IS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-16
Conference Theme

Ne
Betty McC.enny Frames Johns
and DAVID Kennedy members ri.
the Farny...e Pres bvte-
Church. MI. attend the Hanlr1eA-
sydney conference
The 32nd annual sessi1. al Mas
sane.ta Springs opensd E-.daT
Win The youa- Adu-t Conference
Q. the Presbyterian Syno1 Of t.r-
gina FoGr members @. ne Farm
vile church. MS Mao. Casoa.
Bag.ey San6er.ord I 3 Hor.-s
and G H Ja.ra, attended -
xee. enc conference
Is -Four members 0: the F2r..2}.-.e
church VII, at.end tFo junior
CAMPS .o- the SEno1 Of Virginia
a. Nassane.ta Annette F..zgesa-t
ana Jane Cra.e Will attend June
1922. and Kay Whitfield and
Ann Morton Dem r June 2a-
July 5 Ms Kay Ayrow0-d pas
.oys ass.stan; 0. ne Fa.E.F.-.e
Presbyterian Church ~. act s
a counselor for the second .. re
two junior Camps
The Rev Murphy W-..ar1 n
ner minister ot Be.ee- PIE s>-
,er.an Church. OUTSIDE p. Siam
ton. ard nov n,.n.e er Q: .ae F-zt
Presbyterian Church wilson. \
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ApARrMrNrs FURNISHED

COLORED - NV. SECTION, nr
lge. pantry and kit: 8 rooms and
bath on End floor. AID. 4-4s79. -
COLORED-l3O6 COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-Nice enc. for !. or 2 re-
fined responsible empl. persons.
C0oGoRREEbDI @N.E. Sect rm.. fst,.
semipvt. BATH; ! child accepted
good tranSp. LII. 6.3142. %
COLORED-TWO LOVELY RMS
l priViIsess La 5000 Sseei
COLORED-I ROOM, KITCHEN anc
bath cesnoyyenient shoppins' tranosp
cOHoRE6@i Ice, RM.. dinstte. pvt
kitchen. share bath; near 18th anc
Swami; $3.50 mo. DE. 2-171O
C6GoRE IfsO0 a-RM. APT. for nice
couple. Nr. carline. Call Ii. 18TH.
C0LORED, 21O6 NJ ST. N.E.--2 rms,
kit. and bath, $S5 mo-; adults only;
immed. occup. To inspect. call ME.
CoLoRED. STUDIO APT. with
shower: private entrance. 1921 18th
pl. Sc. LU. 1-0511.
COLORED. APT. IN PVT. HOME,
furn.; to service couple. Bedrm. and
kit, both large and sunny; share
bath: $65 per mo. 642 Morris pl.
coLoRE Eoo IL RMS kit. and and s haE.
unfurn., $40 per mo. Owner does not
mind ! or 2 childlen.
AID. 1880. 10. 2-7272
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MOVING ACROSS THE STREET 0,
across the country; safe storage u
sSSa1's no ro soio4s x DsND s4oK
AGE CO. INC, Established 1906l
LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s
I. MORRIS. 1910 18th st. NV, Cal
TO 2-l $50 after 4 pm.
MOVE AND SAVE, Aft. truck To-
moving and hauling. You help II
moving. save. Eve. serv. ia. 0-0115
tire household: reasonable; .quicl
r t5ePsffT N ES s7l ESn sroRi e.,
VIII accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving, storage
reas. IA. 9-29S7; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416
TRUCKS. 2-ton van for hire 1 man
-; 2 men. $500 per mr.. also b.
job. any time. Elk. S-7737; RE
SPECIALIST. day or niSht
reasonable rates. Experienced men
HILLS TRANSFER Co. Ii. 6-9S42
Sc. AND NEARBY-Man, white
jeep station wagon, $3.50 hr. plut
10 cents MI; eyes,. wk. end. Also
have lge. furn. van. 10. 2-02S4
LIGHT TS Fi HATING and express. trunk,
and baggage. Call DU. 7-947s.
GENERAL HAULING, day or night;
reasonable rates. free estimates,
III. 0sOlDl.
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GOODACRE APIS.

GOODACRE APIS.
Several ] and 2 bedrm. apis, new
tlreproof bldRs.: lge. rms: ali cows;
$50 30 70 500. utils.. incl. Apply
1919 Piney Branch rd.. Sill. spg.,
|COLORED-I815 CLIFTON ST NV
Modern apt. bldg. for select ellen.
tsls: nv rm;. bsdrm: 1t and bath
gTsm,sses + The Esq aA RIFF srV' CO g.
CoIoRE6~Tw0 RMS, kit. and
bath bath s All 2s' lilo Columbia s I'd.
studio; bath with shower. refgr.,
ineiade and s Slnk L. fne sas III u.ii
COLORED-UNFURN. APT. and rm.
Newly decorated; cony. transp.; quiet
nneeighborhood; no children. DU, 2
1906. 911 st. NV. IS
COLORED-2O25 LIST ST. N.W.-For
refined tenants only; 2 rms. kit.
adequate business and personal refs.
SECT cal AMER1cHN sE sc; Ri M 4
c TE9sEE Soii S6 sMsoo e. and SIM
PH' a-i aps 1907 warder st: NV.
COLORED-i324 MONROE ST. NV.
~ o.:;,bdm. apt; avail. for immed.
incl toG;; adult adults %. only; S one q washing
sf' R .sR,sSF a. q pFs9 sSSS 2 e fA
CoLoREb@41s NEW jersey AVE.
rent S saS Utilities T kit nclS sdsde R Sn1
3. F. SAUL CO., e25 18th st. NV,
C OF; sEftOg; 9Th ST. N.w.-one
lge. rm., kitchenette and bath;
S67 so mo, incl utilities: adults
only: immed. occup. Call ST.
CoLORED-14OO LIST ST. N.w.-Two-
rm. apt, sem-pvt. bath; adults
only; sos mo. To inspect call ME.
COLoRED-241s 17tb ST. NV
One Ice. rm,. kit. and bath; adults
only; immed occup.; S42.50 mo.
To INSPECT see janitor cn premises.
COLORED-1863 CALIFORNIA ST.
n.w.-Two rooms and kitchen; set
tied, employed persons. NO. 7-0993.
COLORED--1 Ice. RIM. dinette. pvt.
kitchen, share bath; near 10th and
Swami; $3.50 mo. DE. 2-171o.
adults; utils. furn. S459 Holmead
COLORED-PvT. APT. for rent; Q
rms, kit. and bath; partly fur
COLORED-i360 LEWIS ST. NE
Excel. cond.; utils. furn.; $50 mo.
DE. 2-1160 after $50 am. Mon.
COLoRED ADULTS-3I27 WARDER
$50. GUY THINNER, 1929 18th st.
CoLoRED-$ ROOMS, kitchen and
private bath no. 2-6712.
COLORED-ADULTS ONLY. 101 E
heat: new dec. Box 272-z, Star.
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE; Q
large rooms, pvt. bath. pvt. kitchen;
$50 per mo. Call ia. 9-1666 be-
tween IL noon and 4.p.m.
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APARTMENTs WANTED

OR 2-BERM. APT; liv. rm.. kit.
and bath; unfurn.: in NV. sec: 2
children. Elk. 3-6643.
FREE-Landlords' applicant waiting
for your furn: or unturn; apis. or
open z days. Ma s-O001.
TWO EDROOMS-March 1: about
$50 to 500: prefer NV. Call Ia.
EDUCAIED COUPLE and child de-
sire 2-bedrm. unfurnished apt. In
a nlss Sc sE location sona. BY March ten
M sDIia 1srn AND % Son. .4S Ssth working.
want small, clean. l-rm. furn. apt.
with quiet ref. people; son will be
IN A. F. soon: must be reas. BOX
RETIRED LAWYER, white, age 65,
wants apt. Tor rm. with kit privil.) !.
reasonable; does not smoke or
drink. Box 1917, star. :"
EFFICIENCY APT, furn. or unfurn.
with pvt. bath: S45-$55; for young
woman: in desirable NV. location.
Box 201-X, Star.
DUPONT--For l.. 2 I'm. apt: I'M
remod. hse.: to 500. co. 5-l22S.
SETTLED business couple desire
small unfurn. apt. with use OF part
NV. Or NEARBY MD.@couple, l
child. desire 2-bedrm. apt. unfurn.
CO. oREDMwIsH UNFuRN APT. or
house; prefer NV. sec.: near $40
mo. DE. 2-6947.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

~: ssdg@.t a.v5 d sss3S9a
S1X-RM. brick bungalow, full bsrrt..
oonS 50: S. ssc s i:Sys E ESsf'F ia RsE
COLLEGE PARK-BELrsvILLE vie.
Mod. 2-bedrm. bunga.. now vacant;
!ge. yard, garden. full bsmt.: 500. 30
per mo. JU. 5-9641. or 10. 2-393o.
FALLS CHURcH-sLEEPY HOLLOW
SSf; b.Sr 2-bath rambler; Pun
August: with OPTION ioT extension
COW SsS B IESnsf "a 4 siiS.1 so7inS
fenced YARD; iGsG me. Nk 81 s.s asHti
K sxspinSs he 4-6a47; . 10
s:%s e. J sd s Rssgdf5 ne. ri ShIEEa
UNFURNIsHED s-level rambler-
desd-snd street; years lease, SIe0
1 HAVE SEVERAL GooD ZONES.
various locations. One large, furn.,
excel excel income possibility. Another
1925 4 ST, Seat Pleasant. Nd
New house. Two bedrms., lge. iiv.
Sl99 mo; Apply JAMES J. RuP:
oo cEST ass' E III Il; s'w: Lovely A.
cony, to schools and shopping; mr..
.ALDRE; INC. LU: 9-o747' IS
& TSf.e D 5sSTms 4XE S.iS, s. "a. Ma "a,
TeCF laARAs
!: MILLS 4 SONS. 81. s.oSSS. "A
1901 EASTERN AVE, cor. RiS4s rd'
ct D., c. hne-LarGe 3-bedrm., 3.
pain Etl,,I nome me on corner lot; Ideal for
nrepl.. din. rm, and study, Ice. XII.
bsmt. has recr rm. with fireni and
$l4a per mo. May be seen BY OBJ
ss anns I'd kew Ha asfs dP PoRf Il Y. :
SONS. INC, 1878 K St. NV. NH.
THEE BEDROOM RAMBLER IN No.
All, BLK. to school mr.. shopping
e Ss7saS avail now sl4o mo. "a.
WHEATON AREA-Nearly new BRICK
rambler: 3 bedrms.. bsmt.. gas heat;
SCHOOLS and trsnsp. Avail. immed.
sssssmEsns; newt, f.d seorSsst p tS1.
SILVER HILL, between Andrews and
polling Fields. Cape Cod, 2 hedrms.,
Nv, Tm;. equipped kit, din. rni.. UNI
nnished attic. bsmt. S125 mo. 20.
IMMEDIATELY; 1-ye Ives
old brick semidet. 3 bedrm: Slf0:
s25 berkshire dr., chillum. AP.
eeos I7th AVE-. PARKLAwN Hystts.
yille)-Practically new 2-story, 3-
bedrm. house: cow. location; St25
AR M. ~; n-I nm. r.., -, IS.
s. .5sss:: ? blE'. to school. II:
brick with run
basement, liv. rm., din. fm. and kit;
$ll5 per mo: available immed Cali
MISS CARBON. ia. $500 %
FORT DUPONT HILL s.E.--New s.
rm. brick. East on Ridge I'd, 10 left
o on Texas sst ave- ~. eyer to 73o su;ns s.
SIG mo 90 IA. s-ssgs88.' a''e'nOe s
NEW BRICK RAMBIER, 3 big bed.
yenjently ioc. North Ariinston; si4s.
CAL ia. 7-5200: eveE.. IA. 7-763s.
SILVER SPRING--Very attractive 2.
bedroom. brick home in Woodside,
immediate occupancy on years
lease at $40. Call LAWRENCE v.
LUTES CO, 0 TO 5 daily. 10.
sEMiDET. 2-BEDRM., FUN bsmt. ;eS
Monticello. I'd. Alex. Va, ia. 2-3335
Cony. to shopping and transp.
NEWLY DEC. 5-RM. brick corner
house. desirable ne. location; cow.
transp., schools, shopping. churches,
sSSa5PDeo5 v KY ssegss. h e. l Ell ..fd'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

'RIvATE ENTRANCE to ground
usual arrangement, suitable for
sharing apt; incl. "A rms. 2
kitchens and bath location, oppo-
site Rock Greek Park, one block
from extensive shopping and trans
poFtation. Price, $4,000, with terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with II. @.
sMITHY CO.. ST. $1,000; res. AD.
fTW VeSgaE;DR APT, with uy. fm.
and full din. rm.. plus kit. and
good outlook; u block, NV, 18th
and Col RI ,n AZ AZ o s5ce Ellen p yslss
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. 9. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5OO4.
Few APARTMENTS in the city can
compare In size or elegance with
this offering. Spacious foyer. draw
Ing rm. 20x25, din. rm. 15x1S, den
14x14. 3 twin-siZed bedrms.. ?
baths, kit, pantry and adjoining
maids rm. and bath. The apart
ment comprises the entire end Of
. wing and has south. east and
west exposures, each with q view.
The location IL 'tclose In" yet SUR
prisingly quiet; hotel garege and
dining room ad3oin the building.
that OF . comparable house. Please
can M. Gavin. with n. @. SM1THY
Co.. ST. $500; res. AID. 2-6004.