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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Better Rural Health
Virginia's Rural Doctor Placement
Service Called Model for Other States

The success of the Physician
Placement Service of the Virginia
Council on Health and Medical
Care, has been stimulus to
other states to increase their ef-
forts to provide better medical
care for rural areas. This state
ment is made in the just released
conclusion of an article which ap-l
peared on the Councils service in
the JOURNAL OF THE AMERI-
CAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The conclusion goes on to say
that this success demonstrates
the fact that physicians are will
ing to settle in the smaller COM
munities when these communities
show by their cooperation in seek
ing a physician that they sincerely
need his services and are willing
to support him not only financial
ly, but morally as we'll.
Placements High
physicians have found good Vir-
GINA locations through the Coun-
ellis placement service. Many
others are at present looking fol
locations in the over 70 rural
communities which are on the
Councils list as they are seeking
doctors. In this program the
Council cooperateS with the Medi-
cal Society of Virginia.
The Councils system Of working
with community groups and get
ting their cooperation is sound, as
the problem of placing physi-
clans in locations where they are
needed is not one which the ply
sicianS alone can solve. The
statement continues 10y saying
that. AS an amalgamation of ef-
fort of professional. business. and
farm groups, the projects of the
Council represent all community
interests
Community Challenge
In executing its vital task OF
placing physicians, the Virginia
Council depends upon its member
lay groups for the cooperation so
essential in establishing the prem
lse upon which the placement
service is based. namely the great
Importance OF community reSpon-
sibility in securing physicians for
rural towns.
The statement points out that,
Through its professional group
membership, the Virginia Council
has established an effective pro-
gram of cooperation with the
medical schools. This sphere Of
operations has in the past been
too often neglected Dy those in
terested in the redistribution of
physicians"
The Conclusion TO the ANA
JOURNAL article states, The
fact that the Virginia Council has
in Edgar j. Fisher, Jr.. dynamic
and capable director IS a further
point in its favor Under his
leadership, the Council has be-
come known throughout Virginia
and the nation as a progressive
organization having won. by it's
efforts to improve health and
medical care in Virginia, the
respect and support Of the people
Of the State"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

sure hunt Punch cake. nuts and
mints were served The or!de-to-
be received a number o. lovely
gift,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
TUCGLE

Tuggle Friendship Club will
sponsor a talent show and bazaar
on the lawn OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j Penick's home. Thursday night.
June 25. at g. Everyone is invited
TO attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
RICE

RICE
Mrs Alva Bondurant are visit
ing relatives IN Norfolk and Will
liamSton. N c.
Mrs. r. B. Walthall is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Davis
in Richmond
Mrs. Claude Swecker and son.
Gene. Of Wytheville. spent Mon
day night with MI and Mrs w
L. Vaughan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

Ghandi was married at the age
nf 10
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Mobile, ALABAMA
Biggest Games So Far

This years Maccabiah will
definitely be the biggest so far
and the interest shown in the
fourth presentation Of the Games
indicates that great future with
exceptional international follow
ing lies ahead. In the 1850 Games,
nineteen nations competed, evid-
encing the growth in three years.
The biggest squad in the 1850
Games was the 324 representing
Israel. Other large size delega-
tons were Great Britain (9O,
South Africa (51) and the United
States Of America (41). Switzer-
land, Belgium, Denmark, Turkey,
India, Canada, Austria, Libya,
Brazil and Argentina also sent
big units. Smaller squads came
from Ireland, France, Finland
and Australia.
Another indication of the in
creased public interest in the
Games internationally is that
this years u. S. squad will num-
Der eighty-eigh The uniforms
of the teams were very colorful
and often reflected the customs
of their various homelands. For
example, the Indians wore blue
turbans; the Swiss bedecked
themselves all in white and the
Irish were dressed in traditional
bright green. The South Africans
wore orange and green, the
British blue and white and the
Americans in blue and gray.
Interest in the games was high
in Israel and the opening cere-
mony was witnessed by 10000
spectators. There were ten thous-
and more in attendance for the
concluding ceremony and COM
petition. This year, even bigger
throngs are expected at Ramat
Gan Stadium. The Stadium can
CONTINUED on Page ll2)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Fourth International Macrabiah In
Israel to Attract Athletes From 80
Countries
One Thousand to Participate in First Major
Sports Event Since 1850

athletes will participate in this
years Maccabiah, the fourth
since the Games were launched
in Israel in 1882. There were
succeeding Games in 1885 and
1850.
The big gap between the Sec
ond and third Games wa S
brought on by World War II and
the prosecutions inflicted upon
European Jews in that period.
The plan now is to hold the
Games every fourth year in Tel
Aviv, the year after the Inter-
national Olympic Games.
The nineteen sports on the
Maccabiah program this year are
fencing, basketball, tennis, box
ing, gymnastics, swimming, rifle,
wrestling, soccer, weight lifting,
table tennis, track and field,
volley ball, cycling, European
handball, bowling, rowing, lawn
balls and hockey.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

New York, N. Y.-The Inter
national Maccabiah Games in
Tel Aviv from September 1929
will bring together Jewish ath-
letes from more tn n thirty
nations in competitions in nine
teen sports. Altogether 1000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
AT. Increases List
OF A.ROmh Carriers

INDIAN SPRINGS. New. R-The
Air Force has added the FS4G
Thunderjet fighter-bomber and the
B45 Tornado jet bomber to its
roster of A-bomb carrying planes.
The announcement was made
yesterday at Indian Springs Air
Force Base as the five planes ca
pable of carrying nuclear devices
were shown to newsmen and civ
ilian defense officials.
Besides the Republic FS4G and
North Americans B45, the Air
Force listed the following planes
as atomic age mainstays:
The Boeing BAT Stratojet, six
engine medium bomber; the Con-
vair B36 heavy bomber, with six
piston engins and four jet engines;
and the Boeing B50 SuperfortresS,
four -engine medium bomber,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Edges FaUOred
Mort In Photo
In Kennel Club
action Saturday

Fred Whitehead's HAY
Moon captured a close, hard
fought win Saturday night
in the feature event at the
Key West Kennel Club when
his valiant stretch effort
paid off to edge Mort, who
was the favorite of the fans
to capture the race.
HAY Moon led all the
way and looked like sure
winner when the second
place Mort made a strong
bid but the winner was equal
to the occasion to take the
verdict by a head in a photo
finish.
The winner returned 100, 500
and 4.80 while Mort paid 800 and
800. Tenny c. paid $40 to show.
Tumble Time gained win by a
nose in the eleventh race, mara
thon over the 3/8 mile distance
when she edged Beguile and Sum-
mer Special.
The Daily Double Saturday, Hon
est Fax and Blixt, paid 10000.
Three Of the top dogs at the
track will 60 into action tonight in
the Kennel Club feature when JOY
GUS Miss, owned by Ed Wulf who
has had host of winners at the
Stock Island plant during the
course Of the meeting, Fred Pal.
ermo's Melody Sis and Breeze
mont, owned by Mrs. o. 2. Fer
rell collide.
All of these dogs have reputa.
tons for possessing plenty of stam-
ina as well as being strong finish
ers and tonight'S action shapes up
as one of the toughest duels of the
meeting for all of them.
Other entries in the faeature In
clude Maynard, Senior Sensation,
Whistling Lad, Vendome and Want.
Post time tonight is 8:15 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
HObOes Defeat
Giants; Face
Barnhill Tonight

Following a 1915 win last night
over the Miami Giants, the Flo
rida HoboeS will go back into
action tonight against the same
club tonight at 800 p. m. in the
WickerS Field Stadium.
Fireman Clarence ely" ALICE
who took the mound in the second
inning stifled the Giant attack
that had piled up a four run lead
and the locals Embossed a blister
ing 14-hit attack to gain the win
Dave skinny" Barnhill, FIJI
mound star will start tonight for
the Giants.
Price for the games has been
dropped to rs cents, Jim Farr
announced today. Children's price
is so cents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Jimmy Mira Takes
Golf Tourney Lead

Jimmy Mira jumped info the
lead yesterday, following fhe in.
ifiaI 10 holes of play for fhe
first championship of the Key
West Golf Club when he tour.
ed fhe Stock Island layout in
sparkling II strokes.
The even par round gave him
a two stroke lead over the run.
ners.up, Harry Knight and bro
fher HUmbert Mira.
Defending champion Gene
WifzeI fired a ereditahIe rs to
take the third position in fhe
race for the club title.
Action will resume next SUM-
day when fhe field starts the
second IS holes Of action. The
finals will be held on March
29th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Sports Mirror
Rx Ths Assoeiaied Press

BY The Associated Press
TODAY A YEAR AGO - Frank
s @'ds resigned as captain of the
tel States Davis Cup team.
2 YEARS AGO ~ Steve
Sc. New York, knocked out
Hickey Doyle, Cleveland, in
-onds of the seventh round
il Cleveland.
ZEN YEARS AGO - Emil Won
F ing, NYU track coach, was
given the Metropolitan Track
Writer'S Merit Award.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Joe
Strip, Brooklyn Dodger third
baseman, left training camp after
failing TO reach salary terms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Jockeys riding stakes winners at
GulfStream Park during the 1853
meeting win receive a miniature
statue CARRIED in the same silks
they wore during their victorious
ride.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Jim Houston, 6-5 freshman from
Fairfield, N. j., broke BrandeiS
US individual single game scor-
ing record twice in his first five
games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Tonight's Entries

,(PosT PosITIoNs)
RACE - SIS
1.-CryStal Che
2.-Inkey Racer
3.-Newton
Avid North
5.-Roose Goose
6.-Every Night
top News
8.-Charlie Fax
RACE z - s.l6
Adjust
2.-Captain Rebel
3.-Martha Joe
Holiday House
Sixty Days
6.-Burnished Blade
7.-Rathy Ann
Singing Johnny
RACE 3 5-l6
1.-Loudeal
2.-Mountain Park
3.-Oval Stopper
4.-Judy's Pick
5.--Winged
6.-Blew By
7.-Dian Hill
8.-High Blow
RACE 4 5-16
1.--Singing Kid
2.-Payette
3.-Guajira
4.-Do Dat
5.-Jungle Jane
6.-Scalpel
silent Profit
Storm Bugler
RACE 5 - 5.I6
1.-Sign Here
2.-Trina
3.-Good Find
4.-Luck
5.-Fiction Lad
6.-Texas Pick
7.-Lennox
8.-Gail Lee
RACE 8 - S.l6
1.-Daisy's Silver
2.-Capital
3.-Careful Sir
4.-Highland Hawk
5.-Believe Me
6.-Whata Bug
7.-Thataway
Scene Huff
RACE 7 5.l6
Jack O'Lish
2.-Top Bracket
3.-Buddy's Reward
Alone Andy
5.-Easter Reed
6.-Predominate
7.-Flashy Reward
8.-Keen Kut
RACE 8 5-I6
cameron Hilander
2.-Nadya'S Grille
3.--Silgue
4.-Gunette
A-Sanguine
6.-Colette
More Corn
8.--Gay Farewell
RACE 3 s.l6
Joyous Miss
melody Sis
3.-Breezemont
Maynard
5.-Senor Sensation
6.-Whistling Lad
7.--Vendome
8.-Want
RACE 10 49, SIS
Iva Leone
2.-Wynbelle
3.--Coursing News
Any Charlotte
.5.-Doctor Dodd
6.-Accidential
7.-PaSha's Lady
S.-Erosion
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. e-2937; eves.' RA. 3-1416.
ACTION MOVERS - Fast coiored
movers. We move by the job or hour.
Dependable. low rates. DE. 2-8l36
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
isSpa1atss Sa1s no FoS%s ezRsE1s S1N PaeE!1s saoR
FAST SERvICE-Also trunks. lug:
gage boxes: 7-day wk Day and
night. Ia. 9-0116. -
LIGHT HAULING. local moving. g;
L. MORRIS. 4510 18th st. NV. Call
tn. 2-1150 after 4 pm.
to some other western State. Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates: JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
you BY job or So hr. Six rms; as
low as $40. DE. 2-0066. 90
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
EARL'S VAN SERVICE-Movtng and
general hauling, At any time; reas'
rates 10. 3-5407.
MOVING, day or night: reasonable
rates, free estimates. Ii. 6-5191.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-Duplex. apis.
schools, and sheppinS;s ;soSl sis per
sPpc,p nc plus ,NHisE1 Htils; HE' 4PT 4FSoses rms
SbnilAi bat6l ist OfoSoA fOor Ige. A porches % and
yard; heat furnished; new bldg;
rent, $3.50 mo. 2nd-hoor apt, liv.
rm.. bedrm.. dinette, kitchen, bath;
$50 mo. 310S Varnum St, MI.
s1o6 Varnum St. OF cali WASH
INGTON HOUSING CORP. MA. g.
CtcSNIGGREss HEIGHTS; 1-bedrm. apt;
no pets; utils. not included; couple;
refs; on busline; $62.6O. 10. 3-6SS9.
AfEURILEE APTs.-Ayailable spacious
one-bedrm. apt. close to transp;
and shoppins; Adults Snlyii S,i, 02rd Scd
Pg6nd g fnf fslaRSsnsSsrs Rs1eHss hTK IT, zish Ha
fisht. 5S5S quincy pl, Bladens-
EFFICIENCY APT, separate kit, all
modern improvements. eley. service;
$3.50; utils: incl indry. fscn'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. apt, close
to Pentagon: wired for TV; Venetian
utilities. Full laundry facilities, and
i6snss I$msaiste siS''pe DosseSsiOn; @ ' sSs5o "a
Mr.. FORESTER AND s. CAPITOL
couple; TsS;m;s refs.; no sss. sS' %. 70 $685..
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur ter, 51oo
schools and shop, center: bus stops
p REPRSoN' SHS9s y teEE9csa TIA IS$o Sps Phone
eli F 81, nv Newly decorated.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Bethesda
Naval Hospital and the N.L.o.H. New
2-bedEm; apt; $50 mo. Poplar 2-6ss2
sS7 81 pEi eTE. 2ySS7eA sPS! eAvE.-and a.: rms.
ss:h; ut atiiisIs. ssm. fuTh; a a$4sS SlE:: ga
STTDio APT: at 1890 18th St. nv;
2 lge. beautiful rms. and bath: $135.
Mr., seay NO; 7-6o67 with DRuRY
CONGRESS HEIGHTS S.E.-one bed;
room. iiV. 39%' sS1s,t ainette .nf kit .,sR and
$40 mo; incl. utils.; immed. poss.
AV21EHBeIE1Ione-bedrm. ABLE apts., 4rl.
and Alex, Va; S7O.75 to $75.75. in
cluding utils. File applications 1925
IbT5ars a;T;; s;s8 R2idsS. tS 1880 am" NJ Mon
BERWHN, MD.-Five, minis; from Nd.
Univ; liV. rm., bedrm., kit, bath;
$69; Call RA. 6-2500 or RAi s.
SILVER fLSSi sPR1Nc-0 rms. and bath:
cool GTttsIt; ,t;IG ,nc, acre ID. c0ny Gs.f9 l0-
BUILDING, 2 yrs. old. ne. D. c.: 1
bedrm., nv. rm., kit, dinette, bath.
End ~ 500 plus heat. K1. 0-7296.
-
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
semidetached houses; peri. for chill
dren. SHOPPING and schools; S115
per mo; He; 4.so9e:
bungalow. nice lot. sos. Immediate
possession. WOOD CO.. Lo. 4-7200.
NEW DEVELOPMENT. N.E.-3 bed
rms. modern kit. tiled bath. lst
floor powder rm.. near school and
playground. S11O mo. M. 3-446O.
IS
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., semidet. ;.
finished bsmt., fenced yard. disposal;
sOGaCIKSvnLEIconvsnient Ecit to Bethesda
Naval Hospital and the NH: new
2-6682 or DE. 2-3276. -6
lODERN-Five rms; auto. heat;
elec. kit; convenient TO Pentagon;
S126 mo. IA. e-Oz03 or IA. 2-4242.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

APIS, housekeeping and sleeping
rms. wanted. BMTMORE REALTY
CO., RA. 3-0277 or Ho. 2-5629.
COUPLE. no children. no pets, desire
unfurn. apt: lg. liv.. rm.. min. 14x28,
din: rm., 2 lge. bedrms.. 2 mod:
Of Calvert and So of D. C. line,
w. or Rock Greek PIX; 3rd bedrm.
acceptable. Max. rent $500 per mo.
Call EN-. 3-2578. 5s
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va, white:
open z days. MA. 8-O001.
GIRL with mother, re-
fined, smokers or drinkers, want
one-bedroom apt; pref. upper NV
section; in exchange for low rent:
willing to look after child or Inv.
or companion to elderly lady. part
time. Box ASIA, Star.
LADY, excellent references. wishes to
share apt. with another. Dupont Cir
Gle vicinity. Own bedroom, large
closet space essential. Suitcase Of
sfs:. sftie: apt; Etsr also considered. Box
MiHDDIE-xGED LADY desires small
apt. furn. or unfurn.: in or near
Seat Pleasant. Nd. 10. S-3312.
APARTMENT for settled couple. strict
ly private, near good transportation.
Write Box 4431, Wash, II. d, G. o
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HOUSES FURNISHED

$40 GROVE ST., SILVER SPRING
Comfortable. tWo-story. two-bedroom
and bath frame house Of spacious
dimentions. Old. obsolete. sparsely
furnished Freshly painted. Large.
dren: Si35. Immediately available.
LUTHER I. MILLER, DE. 2-O655;
I'm. 2-5957. So
BRIGHTWOOD-eix rms. 8 baths.
master bedrm., recr. fm.. newly dec.
and furnished. 1mmed. Possession.
S1S7.60 mo. on lease. HU. 3-3646
BEAUTIFUL, new, detached. 3-bedrm.
bungalow Of Ari. blvd: 20 min.
Navy Annex and PentaEon; mod.
furn.; S160 mo. u. 3-O02b. 10
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CAPITQI, HILL,

CAPIlOL HILL
Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath: com
8-5491: ewes, Ii. 7-5957. %
COLORED-1 RM., pvt. bath, light,
gas and telephone incl. Cow. lo-
Gated. LA. 6-7316. b
COLORED-2 RMS, kit; and bath.
Call after 8, ia. 9-24Oo. %
COLORED-14O5 NEWTON ST. NV.
l rm., kit. and share bath; newly
decorated; single person preferred;
$50 mo. Inquire within. -6
COLORED-I325 IRVING ST. NV
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; newly
decorated: empl. cple.; no child.
CoLoRED-eas 11th ST. s.E.-Lge.
CoGoRED@is COLOR fD sfP fGe Z. o I ave. ave- NV
1-bedrm; apts.. $75-S90; PVT. bath,
c0HoRf80RFwLT 5Tsi SO RS IA DEG6sa4rD, a5f2Si ?
CSEoRED-s-RM. SOf sEfs APT. III. pvt. kit.
bath, furnished or unfurnished.
COLOREl-BASEMENT 31RM; APT
CoEoREDG$4oSS BLK. HoLMEA.D A.
rm.. Kit. and bath; all utils. furn,;
18th st: NV, R. J. MOORE:
COLORED-IO16 S. CAR. AVE. Sc.
Perm. apt, all-pvt. bath; reason
CeoTnIeoRED-N. eTIe E.. bedrm. and kit.
apt aiso lEe. furn. oedrm. GaA
coIoRED1N. GRIISN Y. AVE. N.w.-Newly
decor. attr. furn. lge. iiv.-bedrm.
comb. kit. refGr;. bath; a%;mj,;
COLORED-18O8 KALORAMA RID.
n.w.-Bsmt.. l rm.. kit. and bath;
$40, WASHINGTON REALTY, RA.
COT0RED-3-RM. APT. empl. cou-
pie; conv. loc. and transp. TU.
2-3766.
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COLORED-VACANT

1909 11th ST. NV.
Being redecorated. You can now own
your % own Coop apt; with SS your first
Call VINN1CK & COHEN, 1902 L
st. NV, ME. S-2294; eyes,, TU.
2-0297. once open Sunday, IL to g..
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APIS. OUT OF TOWN

family connections here to share
furn. apt. with her in New York;
Protestant. Box 4S3-E. Star.
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1874 11th ST. NE
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath: $75
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
313 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.
Three rms. kit. and bath; $3.50
per month.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
OWN YOUR OWN

Enjoy the security, convenience and
your present controlled rent. In
veStigate the opportunities now
available by phoning US weekdays
for details.
SOUTHERN AVE. AT sUITLAED Rp.
rm. apartment, with liv. rm., dining
alcove. kitchen and bath, in a fine
postwar building.
THE AvoNDALE (near Dupont Cir
cle)-Large Gift. liv. rm. with bed
trancel and bath. A truly con-
GARDENs-Located on
several acres OF ground with lovely
interior garden. These apartment
large individual locker rm., also rec
reation rm. and modern laundry.
Apartments contain liv. fm., din.
rm., bedrm., entrance hall, kitchen
and bath. Reasonable terms.
1902 SUMMIT PL. N.w.-out-of-
socd % deal on this southern exposure
1-bedrm. apt. !$65 q mo. will pay
all your monthly costs to buy. in
cluding utilities.
SO NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-For the
buyer who has a limited amount Of
than $50 per. mo. investigate the
unusual values now available here.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
lCo7op; Apt; Authority Since 1g20l
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GREENLAWN APTS., SECTION 8
New Hampshire and Eastern aves.;
Earden-type apts:; | bedroom, $S5;
2 bedrooms. S97.50; all utils. in
tance to shopping. JU. S-5931. "a
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATION
FOR poAfN1oN AHH / sERaM; dARDENs sprs'
500 block w. Glebe Rd. once $500
Milan dr.. Alex. Va. OV. 3-4305
One bedroom. $75; two bedrooms,
5 minis. from Pentagon; Is minis.
from downtown Wash Is
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities. three elevators. car
peted corridors, delivery service. 2
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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| AND 2 BEDRM. APTS.

Congress Hts. Sc.
One and two bedrm. apts., in beauti-
full, new bldg, in Sc. Washington.
Lge rms; close to all shopping cen
fare Ho1l JO 9.R412 Il
Evening star., 1953-04-05

EN-. 3-4s5b. oV: % s-4i45 %
ARLINGToN-A practically new 2
Avail. immed. Full dry bsmt. Super
conv. to Columbia pike bus and
stores, and to grammar and .jr.
high. Check outside If you like,
1913 g.. Edsewood st. Shown by
r. W. MULLEN-JA. 1882.
WALTER REED AREA
For doctors or gracious entertaining,
spacious, nicely furnished bedrmS.,
9 baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, large
rms. inclosed porch; powder rn1. on
1St a.: AGAR garage: oil heat: $3.50
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
For appt. to inspect. EN-. 3-1S00;
after hrs, Mrs. Biglow. OIL. 1881.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

18th AND HARVARD SITS. NV.
Very nice, 1st a., 2-rm.,. kit. and
bath apt; $65 per mo. incl. utils.
Rooms are very large. Ii. 6-0930.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

5 s5s5o kit: heat flnfstSd ineaSsd 0asn k e-7sSS s5
SIT 9TH ST. NE. Apt, No. 6-Tw:
furn. $67.s5. For key. NO. 1851 8
eEoReEEowN-s TOWN -Eaeisnsy; sEza se s,; full " lit: +
so.O IN apt; or house %H eSahS $5s;So mo- No: q
dsStigS aH hail hEDEHs sS4ss kit IT, bath ',osg gf
SO 10th ST. s.E.~3 rms, bath, bacl
gga5f gorfh IA ana S-6s4S;; yssFs; all utils; 500 mo
stove refsr.; Cd A.; tenant lesyins
town; furn. for sale. JU. 9-9O53
SUBLET mod. effic. in new apt. bldg.
bus. woman or cpl.;, will furn. II des
Inspect Mon. 6 to 8 pm; only
wooDRfDGE, nSoT RIDGE: 1ai near 9th ' and R. !
ave. n.e.-Clean.. modern, 1st-h.; |.
rm., kit. and bath apt. in attractive
small apt. bldg: quiet, suburban At
mospherei $50. INCLUDES nseo utilities
1 ROOM. kitchen with dinet.e, al
utilities, including phone; semi-pvt
bath; S45 mo-; in private home. RIA
3-2629. 900 Longfellow st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK-2-bedroom apt. OF
first floor: all utilities; adults only
ssSi sVi HlSs6o,M HMasG5,MB ST. NV rms.
Kit. and bath; adults; rear porch
NV, s.OSSssfs' NEAR MacARTHUR BLVD
-Four -bedrm. apt. in 2-family det
house, overlooking the Potomac
liv.. rm:, solarium, din. rm.. kit, 2 u
stfacs stiis sass aIse sEG91Sfs Eo6fs i'O sHos ofl
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Ma. g.
e!BHSSSRM. APT, near Hecht Co.
SooSy4 S92 2;50; "a. 67s54o. .- p.n....u
Sashnh4 bedrm. apt. AEs4Sa $50. sss and aoS SIS
also 2 bedrms., S95; utils, included
Apply 2, ct once. 34Oo 25th St, Sc
RSSkVfnaEs;; 3S; kH7Ei8s; bedrm., liv. rm.l mil d,
nette, kit. bath, scr. back porch
292O 18th ST. NV; No s5b
2 rms. kit. bath; needs decorating
will furnish materials: -
GREENWAY AREA' 1;bedrm; apt;
NAcosT1A yvS s1a sff ffNANcE aS hss5 coRS e
WocpsiDE t0SS5 ii MANOR, Ga. ave-, s,lv.
Spring se6 lSe; e. 1-6ss,d5rmt bed apt; avail
ample closets, laundry facii. MAN
o1s AaER FoNGTirSiaSS$' Igi SS;21S$' Sc SO. xw.7.
A., 8 rms, kit, bath; newly dec.
adults. cony. transp.; restricted
35ss WANDER ST. NV; Apt s
size sziddee entr;; pt,r:..dn ! rm;; kit: bath; s42
1-bedrm: duplex. porch. $64 90
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 8
1sos esth ST. Sc; open all day
1st A., in duplex, liv. rm., dinette
! bedrm.. kit, bath, bsmt., no re
frigerator; $40 plus utils. Ii. 4
43O6 HALEY TERRACE s.E., nr
Naval Air Station; complete l-bed
mo; incl he heat. ST. s-S4e6, or ewes.
ENTIRE end FIJI, pvt. home. . lge
rms, kit: and bath; pvt. entr.; clos,
to everything. 1914 North stat
ford st., Arlington, Va.
ARLINGTON; close In; 0 rms, In,
cluding pvt. bath and kit.. 3 PVT
entrances: S79.60 month. "A. .