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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
States Banks Provide
Major Portion Credit
For Magnolia Farmers
Bunks Loan More
Than Any Other
Lending Agency

During 1852 Mississippi farm
ers called up the states banks to
provide them with more credi
than was extended by any other
type of farm lending agency &C.
cording to w. R. Ellis, Jr., execu-
tive vice president Of Holmes
County Bank and Trust Company
who represents the Mississippi
Bankers Association as Holme
County Key Banker.
Quoting from the 18th annual
study of farm lending by the
Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association.
Mr.. Ellis noted that on January
/, 1853, Mississippi banks had
loans totaling SCI ,946,0OO out
standing to farmers, compared
with $34,943,000 held by insu-
rance companies, who were the
second largest lenders during the
year.
"As they have in the past, the
states farmers continued last
year to turn mostly to their
banks when they needed credit"
Mr.. Ellis said. THE amount of
credit the farmer needs to run a
successful operation is much
larger today than it was in past
decades" he continued. "Agri-
culture is now a mechanical,
highly competitive enterprise,
and operating a profitable farm
involves much greater invest
ment in machinery and modern
agricultural methods. Hence ade-
quate funds are a prime con-
Germ of the farm operator. Meet
ing his needs for operating credit
is one of the most important SER
vices of the Mississippi banks"
The banks have been encourage
ing farmers to modernize and
improve their present acreage
rather than buy additional land
during this period of high land
prices; and the bulk of the bank
loans outstanding at the begin
ming OF this year were production
loans, not real estate loans. These
production loans comprise credi,
extended to finance the growing
and marketing of crops; breed
ing, raising, and fattening OF
livestock; purchasing of equip.
ment; etc. Banks held $44, 1886, O0C
Of these production loans at the
beginning of 1858; compared
with $l6,191 900 held by Product
ion Credit Associations, and $l4,-
$4,000 held by the Farmer:
Home Administration.
The remaining $17,607, 900 ir
farm loans outstanding in banks
on January l was made up Of
farm mortgages. All of the $34,
$4,000 held by insurance COM
panies was mortgages; with $22,.
$4,000 in mortgages being held
by the Federal Land Banks, and
S2l $4,000 held by the Farmers
Home Administration.
Mr.. Ellis reported that all but
one of the 1879 insured CONNER
cial banks in Mississippi served
agriculture by making credit
available to farmers during 1852
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
litt|e-League
Captures State Title
For Second Year
Nutchez Defeated
I0-1 At CustoIion
Springs Tournament
by William Cothey


sion the Corinth Little-Leaguers
captured the Mississippi State
Little-Bigger championship play
ed last Wednesday at Castalian
Springs as they swaped the
Natchez nine by the score of
ten to one.
Top-notch hurting by Don
lobe, who limited the enemy to
four hits, including a double,
plus some robust hitting by the
Alcorn county squad, netted the
victory. The selender right hand
er showed plenty of speed as
he struck out ten men to run
his whiting mark to 81 in IL
innings. In addition, he connect
ed for single and a double in
four trips to the plate.
Mcdonald started on the
mound for the losers and was the
losing pitcher. Corinth slammed
out IA safeties, including a dou-
BILE and two home runs. They
staged big five-run rally in sne
third stanza on two errors, a base
on balls three singles and home
run with one man 1board. To
open the frame, Luckins, short
stop, walked. johnson, center
fielder, beat out an infield hit
and when the third baseman
throw wildly to first, Luckins
scored. Mitchell, the catcher,
singled johnson home. Leonard
drove Mitchell home with sim
gle after Don Jobe grounded out,
then Jack Jobe, third sacker, hit
a home run over the left center
field fence on the line to account
for z more TALES. Johnson belt
ed a line drive over the center
field wall in the 4th inning with
one man out. After Mitchell was
thrown out by the second base
man, Don lobe doubled and
counted on Leonard's second sim
gle.
I he champions terminated
their run-getting with tire
markers in the sixth chapter
Mitchell singled and swiped So
cond. Don Jobe walked. Leo.
nard's third single filled the
sacks. Mitchell crossed the plate
on an infield out by Jack lobe
Potts plated Don Jobe on
ground out to the pitcher ar
Williams one-baser chased Leo
nard home.
Natchez tailed in fourth frame
without a hit as Mcdonald.
pitcher, walked to force in D,
Lallio, the catcher.
Don lobe, Leonard and Nit
chell were the top batters.
Starring on defense for tn {
Adams county crew was Capen.
ska who showed great hustle in
right field and once made a fine
throw to the Gather to proven.
an extra run.
The Coca-Cola Bottling Com
pany of Jackson presented Co.
rinth with a trophy at the clos
OF the title contest. The tourney
winners, originally scheduled
represent Mississippi in the Re.
gion Four playoff this week at
Morristown, Tenn, have aban-
doned their trip in favor of the
Natchez club. Corinth. which ~
several members of the Little
Bigger nine on its American Le
gion squad, elected instead to
compete in the Mississippi State
American Legion tournament this
week.
Fifteen teams competed in the
three-day event at Castalian
Springs, including Vicksburg,
Natchez, Brookhaven, Columbus,
Jackson East and West, Corinth,
Shaw, Cleveland, Ruleville, In
verness, Rolling Fork, Hollandale,
Cary, Delta City. Each chartered
league in the staff was eligible
to pick Is PLAYERS to represent
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
HOLMES-ATTALA UNIT
MEETS TUESDAY

The Holmes-Attala unit of the
Mississippi Hairdressers Associa-
ton met Tuesday night at 7:3O
at the Durant Beauty Shop.
A report of the state executive
committee was given by Erma
White
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
n Hospital

II Hospital
Friends of the Wiley Hum
phries family are indeed sorry to
hear of the illness of their son,
Danny, who is confined to the
District Two Hospital with rheu-
matte fever and wish for him a
speedy recovery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
West School Opens
On August 9th

The West Consolidated School
VIII open the l953-54 session.
Thursday, August 9th.
The following faculty has been
selected: Mrs. Mabel Melton, be.
ginners and first grade: Mrs. H.
T. Wilkes, second and third
grades; Mrs. R. L. Jackson, four.
IN and fifth grades; Mrs. Vivian
McCreary, fifth and sixth grades
Leroy CASTOR, coach and social
science; Mrs. Paul Hoff. English;
Miss Lura Stanford, mathena-
tics; Miss Marie Melton, business
education; Mrs. Edith Aldridge,
.omemaking and science: ]. C,
alexander. vocation agriculture;
}. T, Montgomery, superinten-
Gent n d history; Mrs. Rogers
ao!mes. lunch room manager:
Mrs. Mauce Holmes. assistant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06
Visiting Grandparents

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell, Jr. and
daughter Judy of Bishopville,
South Carolina are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
v. Pound.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06

Is Improving
FRIENDS of Josephine BarrancoI
are glad to learn she is improv-l
'ng gradually in the Baptist Hos.
pital in Jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06

ball, ping pong, archery, soft ball
checkers. chess, puzzles, reading,
jacks, monopoly. house building,
dancing, story telling, rope jump
ing and group games.
Coach and Mrs. Hugh Walker
wish to thank all the people of
Durant and the staff at Castalian
Springs for helping make tn e
program a success.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-06

In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Longinotti
are vacationing in New York.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

PROFESS. WOMAN will share hel
beautiful cool 5-room apt. Connect1.
cut ave-, with one refined LADY. Bes'
TRANSPORTATION. shopping ana parking
facilities: $50. References. Boz
340-H, Star.
BUS. GIRL to share air-cond. bedrm
apt. with another girl. Desirable
conv.; reas. 1mmed. aVan. O1
7-7407.
NORTHWEST, Jewish girl wishes to
share apt. with one other girl: Conv
to transp. and shopping. Unlimited
phone. NO. 7-6123, after 4 pm.
GIRL. e5 TO 3s. to share t,;.r 1;11! 116edFm Fn:
at door. is to 20 minis. to Pentagon
and b. C. $40. TIE. $1,000.
REFINED YOUNG LADY. 3O-4o, to
share with lady nicely furn; 2-bed-
rm. apt. with TV,. sun patio, etc;
Fashionable 18th st. apt. bldg. $50
LaDiY nOi 2T; 70 SHARE; SHARE furnished apart
ment with lady. Reasonable. Ii.
SILVER Sis sPRING-Furn. house. man
to share with man between $3.50.
Complies home privileges. Pvt. bed PEG,
rm; Utils. incl. SAT mo. HE.
OFF fs'0HBh 18th. WALTER REED VIC.
Woman will share lge., airy 2-bed:
rm. apt. with l business girl: all
utils.; excel. transp., TV, unlimited
phone, all privils. Call after IL
am. ia. 9-2149.
JEWISH LADY to share furnished
apt. with another lady; excellent
location: reasonable. RA. 6-2666.
EMPLOYED LADY to share nice two
bedroom apt. with another. Ii.
NV. AREA girls, bet. $3.50, to
ali snaTs privllsses sRseeSas AD oesrT srn74sp sp'
NEAR, G. Wool, attrac.. furn. apt.
to share with congen. girl. ME.
S-4055 after II weekdays after 3.
or, will share apt. call any time
after pm. KE. 7-1SS9.
CONN AvE.-Lge., mod, efic. apt.
share with Govt. girl, 30 or over,
S45. AID. $4,000, Ext. 9l9.
NV. - Middle-aged gentleman; air
cond.: TV, radio piano; good loca-
GIRL, COLORED. to share apt: all
home privileges: Sc. area. 10.
CooIoRED-sBARE attractive room
with l other hoy. Call after. 8
pm: AD. 4.792S.. -.
COLORED-FURN. APT to share, by
Young woman reas. priced. Column
bia rd, NV. AID. 2-4371, 3
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS WITH BoARD

yAeAScT4 t.easD All :rrsns.d s1T1; pvt ,osnsSH S3%s;
WESLEY HALL-Announces opening
of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms,
daily maid service. running water In
rms. BendiX recreation activities,
TV. selected menu 1925 21st st
NV. HUI 3-5433
CLUB MASON RESIDENCE, 1926 N.
H. ave. n VA de luxe club resi-
dence offers sgles. and dbles. for
refined ladies and men; starting at
S17 wk; full-course meals and hotel
services. NO. 1910. IS
W0ODLEY ARMS, vic. of Wardman
Park: good meals, clean rms, good
transp. 261l Woodley pl. NV. %
LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM. 1904 r st.
NE: or girls; use OF grand
piano; cow. transp.; in nice home.
BRADLEY ARMS-13o6 10th st. NV
"a blk. south Of Dupont Circlel.
Lovely single and double rooms; de-
licious food: TV, auto. washer:
hostess. MRS. DAVIS, DU. 7-9349
1908 18th NV. Circle View Guest.
house-Special summer rates for
choice sgle.. dble. rms. HO. 2-s536
COLONY CLUE, ao32 N st. NV
Gracious living, old Georgetowr
home. recent. and din. Tm.. good
food. TV. AID. 2-20S4. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS WANTED
QUIET PROFESSIONAL WOMAN

QUIET PROFESSIONAL WOMAN de-
Sires room in Catholic home, vi
cinity GEORGETOWN Hospital. AID.
4-2530. z to 9 pm. ~
ELDERLY LADY wants room with
boasd4 board in NV. section. Call o.
SETTLED WOMAN, empl.. wants
room. bath, board; pvt. home; ap-
proximately l mo-; ref. exch. WO.
6-1719, l to 5 pm.
WOMAN, white. so, non-drinker OF
smoker. wants Ink. room; quiet
home; basement preferred. Will dc
light work, baby sitting part pay
ment rent. References. Box 333-H,
Star.
ELDERLY LADY wishes room and
board; VERY near shopping center.
Box 401-J, Star.
YOUNG MAN wants rm. and board,
June 15, vic. Walter Reed, Ga. and
Alaska or 18th st. JU. 9-6326.
MIDDLF-AGED GENTLEMAN. sober.
in fatherless home; Christian, de-
sires rm. and board. Box 36s-H,
Star. &"
UNFURNIsHED ROOM with kitchen
nrivlls. in house or apartment in
2 OR 3 UNFURN. ROOMS, wanted,
downtown NV, give name and ad-
dress. Box 351-H. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

PVT. ENTRANCE; cool corner front
room. next tiled bath; N. Carolina
ave. Sc. II. 3-254S, -
NICE, COMFORTABLE BED with de
luxe springs; next to bath; pvt.
home. Plenty of hot water. Men only,
Govt. employees preferred. Ii. 6-4373.
NICE ROOM. in private home. home
PRIVILEGES; single lady preferred:
buses pass the door. 10. 2-o530
2 LOVELY FURN. SLEEPING RMS,
blks. from Anacostia rec. station;
phone and fan in rm. LU. l-66fS
zoe esth ST, Sc, nr. Barney
Circle-Lge dble. bedrm. pvt bath.
pvt. home; laundry and phone
privilS: tranSp cow. -S
SIO0 PA, AVE. Sc. Attrac. lge
newly dec. studio rm.: bus stop at
door; unlim. phone; laundry privils; /;
OFF IF MINNESOTA AVE.!cpie.; newly
furnished Jewish home; light
kitchen privls,: semibath: unlimited
phone. TV. Call Lu, 2-1414.
girls; nv. Call Lu. 2-0504..
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD and Suit
land, Md.--Quiet, spacious, double
or single rTn., next to bath; pvt.
home. Phone privtls. Call Lu'
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1434 NEWTON ST. NV, Ink. dbl.
rm. Frigidaire, hot plate, os43.5O
sss @S 18Th !m 81? ST. SWGse. nv AG s1IgT sht front
rm;, din. alcove, stove. refgr. and
utils. furn.; S11 wk. DE. 2-1675.
ie415 PA. AVE. N.w.-Loyely enc,
siaSeS sHitsSl' SE re tgS So45 All utilities 10! IN
ssS &. 4 ST; N;E;@ciean: cool I lst.a
ATTRACfiVELY fATFt1Si 1H II FURN studio apt,
nhdI fSll kit; G excel. trapsD. 71o A st. Sc.
airy front rm. for 2, newly furn.
Also small sleeping rm ia. 9-4228.
14.7 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Lieht-
LEFT hGf d1i6sTS; AoTsEkEEp1NG s2nX Nt5ansRR RR resr
1 is5 new 1HAMPsHIRE AVE Nv
Ink; cleo. refgr, running water;
next bath. Sl0.50 wk. ME. s-3g54
IGEoRGETowN. aooe Que st. NV
sI4so week. E@i suit AD. 4-Ss17 S5 oeFi2ns Mi@
SHARE NICE HOME with responsible
COUPLE; large front bedrm.; all utils.
'5lif sth Nw..Ground-n Il. efficiency
apt. pvt. bath. kit, S62 so. ali utils.
DoWNToWN. 81 New New; York ave. NV.
ntsS t fHA,iSsaaks TASVak6O 3 e. sfh SIs vi
rms: privil. Of RECEIPT. rm.. kit. and
DUPONT CfkCLE. @iYo R st. NV
Large. nicely furnished light house
1853 sssePiRE WYo%HNG 6ISns FoSMw oSMw.-1se, attfac.
settled Il lady; HH mt. E Pleas 'Aits Ap. are9o4.
Dupont ~ }4m C1acIPc9m5srss sBs next g.s sss ns 81
14s4' 4s''f%1a FERRY # Fl. NV N.W.LLge. gs ssle.
T%i Tsdy screened eGas pGFs5 hot plate refgr';
S 15ss: 1$E ss4 :s s;$s
lstS siI' AND vARNuM Nw.2Eee
Attr.. newly dec. Ink: pvt. bath
aeHRsa aefEE;: twin 6eds'' det' mousse ia.
GEoRGHTowN bs35 .ood Estsr' ess ssmiDvt
after controls: S35, Du. 7-1330. =
BEAUTIFUL RMS. kit, din.-rec rm;,
caiI tIansPi Ii. as1s4s. So Randolph st. NV
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 R. I. ave. NV.
also sgle rm.: transp consid.
NV. lge,. bed.-sittine rm... kit.-bath,
nicely furn.. refs. eXch., conv
transp.. CO. -5-7057 or TIA. 9-95S6.
:05 Sth N.E.-Lge. housekeeping,
pnIt fnrn' rm, suit. suit for cple.; all cows.
Mr., WALTER REED-Comb liv-bed-
rm:: refrs.. hotplate: ideal for smpl
ICES 18th ST. N.W.@Lge., cool rms !;
eo1yy: eo11yy:o transp,' SO week. AAD.
LARGE tleGis' DOUBLE FRONT ROOM ROOM
Nicely furn., end FIR; refgr., hot
plate; running water; also bsmt.
room, share. kit. l749 Kilbourne pl
NV AID. 4-9639.
HOUSEKEEPING - Good location;
refrigsrstOr, stove IA 41oead.l dlth st;
DNniWSNToWWN@sio E E st. NV; - newly
dec; lEe. bedrm., complete Kitchen
ette So week Ia
DOWNTOWN-7l1 G st. and 1909 G
st. NV; furn. Ink. rms. Also rm
and kit. RE. 1873. 10. a-6767;
CoLoRED-N.W. sGL. RM.1Pvt
/ kit. "a blk car, line. Call RIA. 3-9ss9.
coLoRED-coRCoRAN ST. NV
s1s: a1 ss1o4wAkD h12 wk FstsF ssa not ste9 elats s.
COLORED-HoUsEKEEPING RMS
Adul; couple, no children. Call Ii.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

2 OR RMS. unf.; share. kit. and
bath: no objection to children; give
care ii needed. LA. 6-6954.
1909 GA. AVE. NV rm. and kit:
near streetcar and bus; phone privil.
IiOs L ST. NV. No. s-Lge. rm.. 2
closets. BATH newly decorated;
S37 so. WALKER & DUNLOP, 1900
18th st. NV: co. 5-0222; -S
rms. couples pref. Call RE. 7-s2s2.
COLoRED-1aOe QUE ST. NV
rm, on 3rd f.. share bath: $3.50
mo HENRY ]. ROBB. INC. Real
tors, 1924 Vermont st, NV. D1:
COIORED 73s PRINCETON PL.
N.W.-Unfurn. front bedroom; newly
decorated: also | rm and kitchen
apt. for refined employed counie.
C6HoREpILARGE. AIRY ROOMS.
$50 wk.: conv. trsnsp. 333 tn
st. Sc. after $50 pm. NO. 1926.
CoLORED-LGE. FRONT rm.. next
bath nice quiet home: priv: cow
transp. HU. 3-S5S2, 231 Douglas st.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N e.

LOOKING for a nice cool airy room.
with Sunday morning breakfast
privileges; semipvt. connecting bath.
SENATE HOTEL-Rms.. S12 wk. up;
maid and telephone service. LII
Two LARGE sleeping rms; near
BE- I5sn:1.; Sn4TseL q9lim phone; $50 mo. &c Can
NEWLY FTRN. twin bedrm.: cool,
next bath; conv: transp.; 2 blks.
shopping center. LA. 1924. 3
ROOMS. SIS and SS per week. 21O
NICE BEDROOM with kitchen priv
sos sosRfs' { ST. + = Ne E iGESi Men. colored; 2
eooi eSmfortaele com r9Sms; COW. trans
.eh s1N Week f." as64 RSF 10Th sca sst' st. 60
sei A ST 'H.E.-smar. clean. single
2 next Xtoo bath; s@5 mo. Call DE.
1851 H'- IRVING ST. NE.-colored-
nireiv f"r%. irSIi' LS rSO. 6.7e67. SI7'' 10 gus
Lee. FRONT RM.; newly decor: twin
ssds ds,e epie. or persons. Call II,
FURN. ROOMs-Employed men: Call
sll day Sat; and Sun; after week
LARGE AIRY DOUBLE ROOM with
twin beds; inclosed sun porch set
bs.d bo as Lying room; > 3-a auto. washer 1 IN
GffSi' And Ann R. I. AyE.-rvin bedrm s
for 2 men pref; excel. trapsp.;
NPhGpy Phqpe in rIqsN I'm DU: 7-O%3o; ~ g S;ts
tltshsP FS pfiEiissss s lady d 'Si; only TlSR hG
1870 + ST. N.E.-Nice room. next
to bath; 81 per wk.: gentleman
ing girls located in new pvt, clean,
detached home; blk. to K-4 Chill
Sun. Mon, and Fri, It'll IL am;
1883 1887 uPsHER fsSi sitsT ST. NR.msrle. EN- cor
ner rm. in quiet, adult home: $40
mo. or by week
ONE BLOCK from Capitol: lge, front
room roe in apt; !, LADY; edg. 2o1 end st. ne,
d LOG st: gssz rs. MRS BA1NEs, mgr.
PRIVATE BATH, master front bed
MAYFLOwER vICTNITY-isId N; !.
physicians ONCE. S"5-s35 DI
CoLORFD-3l3s NEWTON ST. NE.
Two double rooms for . refined
men. Call co. 5-5l32 after s p m
CoLoREp-LovELy FRONT ROOM:
empl1ysd en'piSousi couple; eonv. transsp';
C0LoRE1-l PERSON; all privileges.
CoIoRED@i4Is EDsoN PL. Ne
For older married couple. $40 wk.
Privils. LU. 4-32S5. -S
COLORED-2 NICE FURN. RMS
For refined people, lady or gentle
man; home urivils II. 7-2290.
COLORED-FRONT ROOM For
rent: $3.50 wk: pvt; male or fe-
male. La. 6-60s6. &
C0LORED-FRONT ROOM - En-
ployed adults; N. Cap. nr. Michigan
ave. Du. 7-4S64. %
COLORED-STNGLE ROOM - Fur
nished: cooking privileges: for man
or woman; conv. transp. Call Ii.
COIORED-FURN. RM-nesire neat
couple; children accepted, Ii. =
cnLoRED-NE. sFC.-Furn. room
for man. II T-213n.
CnLORED-ROOM FOR ONE-set-
tied. employed ladv; nice quiet place.
II. 6-1672 1ll6 c st. ne. Apt.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
RMS. FURN.-s.E. Gs.W. tcont.
ROOMS EURN.-MD 8 VA.

1917 No. EDGEwOoD: lovely I'm
Dson.! Psar euj JA Nv s-5sis1 5s DFi'ilsfe' un!1m
insion basS "a! 4lvd sISs4. RSs entrance Orlyss''
ARI. No.-Cooi room; home III
wooded section; nr. bus and shop.
ping; gent. Parking. JA. S-9137
CLEAN QUIET SLEEPING ROOM
single SINGLE ROOM, large; near store.
and Transportation; bkfst. privilege
if desired. IA. S-s417, evenings
CTARLNDoN-Lovely studio bedrm.
N. Fillmore St, ia. 1856. -
| SPACIOUS, attrac. rm... pvt. bath
pvt; home; quiet street; UNUSUAL!
cool; gentleman: ia. 2-1595;, -
lonial house: sri; innersprins mat
tress; blk: bus. JA. 2-7O96. -
ARL., S.-Large single rm.. semipvt
bath; 8 minutes Pentagon. Cow
everything. Lady. ia. 8-3SSS. -;
ALEX.--Young man t25 to 35) tc
senTs sens Fe srouS TSomYE YEu h0qss asies Eth
XII. sl' slss7s s Oef or XII XII. fti SniS2a 70 w9 wsSn
SINGLE RM.,. double exposure. next
to semipvt. bath; kit. and laundIJ
priytls;;; conv. transp'; $46. IA
SILVER sPRNG-coOl corner room
8 windows, private entrance; sac
M month, sn,N,SSssl Can ~. %, 7c57eS ss.a .s
I, Lse; ,,,t Em.; we, well furn" with pvt. kit.
sISGT. 4SR E5nISo.?I,L PoGsLE FSoMs, qss,
LGE. eT; MASTER BEDRM., kit. ane
other privils;; separate retgr.; conv
ROOM o5sanip Isl beSstfH4 Sa M4 furnished 4S apt
Falls Church Area-Suitable l youne
lady, kitchen privils.. JE. 4-1556
FALLS CHURCH-Room for woman
with child. Day care for child JE
n ARI.-Attrac.. comfortable rm.
ppEt' pyt' . bath Sash; mr. bus Gentleman Ia
NR. Mr. GLEBE RID. and Lee hwy; cool
attrac. rm., dble. or sgle. new
he hSISs; 1s;, Guist street. ia, IA 2.5565;
pFivils; conggenisl J1Hd business lady; ts. mr.
one or two Women o S to share ae' home 9e a,
Edgewater Beach. Nd. Communists
bathing bath E,,2s; SsaGh Z bns Call Annapolis g.
SILVER SPRING-Corner rm.. . ex-
SS. aa4%6od Ra5o g. R!SSk gG 5s4Ss t. SSsns
cool ROOM, District line; perma,
nently empl; person, bkfst optional
or kit. privils. to appreciatiVe per.
son. WA. 1890.
ALEX.. VA. Cool, quiet rm., pvt
bath, entr.: terrace. phone; nr. Pen
lag 1agon; 6sEo 5us and parking. Gentleman
AkL1NGToN - Delightful master
and sntr.: Earage. IA. 2c4@sl. =
N: ARL:UAvaii. now: in quiet, wood
use Of phone; off-street park. :
others in 3-bedrm. house. SS wk
ALEXANDRIA-Cool rm.. beaut
home, wooded res. area; privacy
pref man; 20 min. Wash. TIE
ARLINGTON, N.-cooL COR. RIM.
pvt. entr.; gentleman. KE. s-2395
COMFORTABLE RM.; home privi
leges; prefer woman between 80,
30. 10. S-6SI9
ARLINGTON. SOUTH minis. PEN
tagon, IL minis. D. c.; lge. sgle. rm.
modern pvt. home. Call OF. 4-8754
CLARENDON AREA-Nicely furnished
rm., dble. bed girl or woman. 261t
.NNollGntth, n lGth St. IA. "A. 267O2s. 49,. 80,
Q blks.. from D. C. bus: E-2. F-4
ASE adut ga tsmiIS 18TH Va. "a ais.,v S3gSS ,urn
lst-flr. rm.; pvt. home; kit. privil.
lady: $50. OF. 4-7101.
HYATTSVILLE-Db and sgl. bed
rms, kit, phone, lndry; privil,
ARL.-l attr. studio rm.. done II
bldg; gent. only. ia. 2-6S54.
ALEX.. EA.-Sgle. or dble; employed
couple or girls; on bus line; breakf
and laund. privl.; unlim. phone
TIE. 6-0099.
COLORED-ROOM; nearby Va: re.
fned colored woman: plenty day!
work nearby LIE o-S4R5
Evening star., 1953-06-07
coToREp-S1 ,oo0 DOWN

Fine modern 6-rm. semidet. brick:
fun basement. concrete porch: i'm
nlaculate condition: trulv a lovely
home: must be sold Any reason
able offer considered. For the buy
Of the season; see THIS TO-DAY: Can
2-7612 til 10 . m. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1953-06-07

EXCLUSIVE CLUB
Resident club for executive bachelors
beautiful location, on river, few
miles from Wash; marvellous food
fine dock Box 244-G. Star. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

THE JOHN kILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
One-half block of Conn. ave-, over
looking Rock Creek Park, away from
traffic noise; convenient transp. ;
double and single rms. private
Satns avaiianie' "a ,ie excl o 9sase msas rates
CRESTWOOD CLUB
41O7 CONNECTICUT. NEWLY DEC.
TWIN BEDRM., EXCEL. MEALS;
COW. TRANSP.; TV. EN-. 3-4074.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

COLORED
No rental increase at end Of rent
control for tenants in building be.
fore July 30th.
THE NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
18th and You SITS. NV
Has to offer: Furnished rms, $3.50
per week and UP for single: $11.5C
and uD for double, with hotel privi.
leges. Cooking facilities, tubs anc
showers. maid service, free linen
convenient transportation. Compile.
tion OF renovation will make avail
able to tenants 100 efficiency rooms
with refrigeratorS and cooking ia.
cilities. Reservations being accepted
Call NO. 1-S010.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
171Q III sur NV

$40 wk. dble., up: also rms. avail
by the day to tourists; daily maid
service ST 3-3OS6 -I2