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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-16

NEW YORK B--A good way to
get q five-iron draped around your
neck Is to call Babe Didrikson
Zaharias the Texas tomboy."
Although acclaimed the greatest
all-around woman athlete who ever
lived, the Babe, especially these
last few years, has been very jeal-
Gus Of her femininiiy. She wants
nobody disparaging il.
Now the Texas phenomenon is
seriously III In Beaumont, Tex,
and they say she may never hit
another golf ball or compete In
another athletic event.
II this be the case, the door has
closed on the most fabulous athletic
career Of modern times. No man or
woman ever matched the Babe for
the diversity Of accomplishments.
But while the Babe won headlines
as 4 world record-setter in the 1882
Olympics, as lean Texas girl who
could play mems sports as well as
the men and later as q champion
golfer, she xealOusly has guarded
her role as lady and q housewife.
she Is married to q aO0-p0und
former wrestler named George
Zaharias, who accumulated wealth
as 1 promoter and real estate oper-
ator. She and George have 4 little
pink ssucco cottage in Tampa, Fla,
where they operate the Tampa Coli
and Country Club.
The Babe normally does her own
homework and cooking without
servants. She has Z push-button
kitchen and dining room, both
painted Z bright yellow.
until she became III. the Babe
was known as an expert cook. who
specially was Swedish meathalls.
She could whip up batch Of bis.
cults on moments notice.
AS 4 young girl, the Babe was
gawky with i body lean and tough
Is 4 buggy whip. she stunned
stockings. eirdles and bras. saying
they were Sissy.
She refused 10 waste her time on
coils bit exercised % 4 backyard.
weight lifting machine built Of
broomstlcks and her mothers fiat
irons. She shingled her hair Ii 4
boyish bob and seldom bothered to
comb II.
she preferred 10 pay with boys
rather than girls and beat them at
their own games. she frequently
walked up 10 I competitor and
said I'm going 10 lick you" Then
che did.
But after her marriage the Babe
became Mildred. she perehed 4
triily hat On her head. covered her
loug limbs with nyaon stockings.
wore SILKS and satins.
Once while applying rouge and
hpstick On the first tee. she vas
Questioned BY an unhelleving re-
porter.
.'Snre. and I've gos silk ander.
neash. abe said. and like II
Green.eyed and stAsuesQue. she
graeed feEninine finery ven. II tie
British women's tournament ID 1877
ahe even discarded her slaeks Cor 1
skirt but had % change when her
aAcaa uen1 awry. Get Is ret back
ny fnel1 panks." ~ said.
sAeAa - sod q aln rummy no
ho&y win Ray her. SO hcasts she
eae aype Is words 1 mlnree aea
work any crossword pu9fls 4 ex.
istenee h half 90 hour
she il a graceful haareem aanxsr
ard plaza sAs harmeniea hks i pre-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-16
Babe Zaharias Is Proud OF Her
Fenlininity, Does Her Own Work

YESTERDAYss BASEBALL RESULTS
ny The Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco II Oakland 10 I'll ineings)
Sacramento 5 Seattle (
Los Angeles Hollywood 1
t0nly games scheduledl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis 10 Kansas City II 90 innRsl
81. Paul II Louisville
t0ther games poslponed)
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa Dallas I
OkIahoma City . Fort Worth S
Beaumont Houston .
Shreveport San Antonio {
T0DArss BASEBALL. SCHEDULE
By The Ansociatea Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Ut Toledo
Charleston 81 Indianapolis
Minneapolis at Kansas City
ST. Paul al Louisville
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas at Tulsa
Fort Worth al Oklahonn City
neaument 1t Houston
Shreveport Il San Antonio
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-16

0nce she got 4 contract 10 perfurm
On TIE stage with her mcuth organ
but gave L W ID . weak. Il
wanted - So tie ~ agaln = she
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-16

The Japanese use Chinese writ
Iing for their own language ii.
though the Chinese symbols are
not wen adapted % express the
language.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
In Buckingha n.
Amelia and u. +.

Southern States Co-Operative
annual meetings and elections of
local board and Farm Home Ad-
rls1ry Committee members VIII Be
held III BucklnEham. Amelia and
Prince Edward counties next
week
Buckingham county members
NIL meet Monday. August 10. at
Z p m. at Buckingham Central
High School Amelia county
members. Monday August 10. at
3 p m al Amelia County Lot. and
Prince Edward county members.
Thursday, August l3, at p. m
1t Darlington Heights School.
Other features of these meet
ngs VIII be a showing of the
southern states 30th anniversary
-echnicclor movie. We and
basketball same about the co.
)peratlrcs operations. history ana
personnel.
BuckinCham county'S meeting,
,p0nsorcd by Seay Milling Com
amy, DlllWyn VIII feature pot
Continued on race 7
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
Farmers Can See IS COOPERATIVE
Irrigation at Work To Hold Meetings
Friday Afternoon
At Demonstration

a field meeting about irrigation
viii be held Friday afternoon at
? at the farm Of II c. Cunning
ham IN Prince Edward county 4.
+. Stnpln county agent. extends
m invitation 20 farmers Of this
county and neighbollng counties
TO see what Mr. Cunningham has
done by Irugatlng tobacco. com
and pasture
The Cunningham farm is ~
Gated about two miles north ot
Darlington Heights On County
Route $50.
Speakers for the meeting will
be W w. Lewis. of the VII
Agronomy Department. and Mel
vim Johns. of the Johns Equip
ment Company. FaImWllc, MI
Lewis Will discuss the value Of In
lieatlon on farm crops and pas
lures NIL Johns Will tel about
y atcr requirements, equipment
and opcratlonal details
Light refreshments viii be scrv-
cd after the meeting. according to
MI Strplin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
Farmville Night
Planned To Back
Baseball Team
Good Turn Gut
Asked TO Recoup
Money Loss es

Manager Billy Hays town base
ball team viii stage Farmville
Night Tuesday. with hopes that
t0WnSpeople will turn out in sui
ilclent numbers for the game with
Pamplin to end the financial loss
es the team has sustained this
season.
The game, IN some respects IS
test case. 1t IS being presented
both as cal lfor help and a dem
onstratlon whether or not base
bail is to continue here, after this
year.
There is, of course. the added
endowment for the out and out
baseball lover. Of a promising
game. since Pamplln IS a Patrick
Henry League contender of known
strength, while Farmvllle has
shown pitching, hitting and de-
Tense OF enough stature 10 WA
rant support IN recent games.
Financial Losses
Financial losses arc absorbed by
the Farmvllle Recreation AssociA-
ton which backs the team. since
the ASSOCIATION has many places
t. use It's funds n deyelopng The
longWod Avenue field and main
taniMg the summer recreation
program tor Youngsters. officials
do not feel IN a position to Keep
rallying behind baseball
Ii is felt that baseball to exist
here must be self-supportine or
1t must be given private financial
support from citizens willing to
pay for keeping.
Manager Hay must provide for
adequate umpirlng, provide
guarantee To interest teams IN
playing here and must provide
playing equipment. All three take
funds more funds than have been
taken IN II the gate this year.
Defeat ScottsvilIe
Emmett SpcaS. FarnyIlle htnler.
had a no-hu no-rttn game goIne
Saturday night here when ram
broke up the Farmvllle- ScottsuMe
contest AT that 1t was an Official
victory since it was q scheduled
~et"n-inn,ne game. and four mn
mes had been played Falmvillc
was leading 20 when the rain
fell.
81,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
IIerald's Free Trip
To New York
Creates Interest
Still! Plenty Of
Time To Begin And
Earn This Trip

Entries are being received
throuohcut the area from those
WHO WIN SoAet 9uos( flpdonS 10
re raIh'V4ile f1er3Id ana earn an
ai--eAa III" -pa!d FTP e rs" YORK
lilly le caill'dl2il AZ l'oW ReJth-R
II y I Gooo S'"ft dhd ehthuSiaam
= uiiiiiilF Il4Ah afholla 1le Cup
i'i''i'',eI 4. y oiief announced
i"9V FIlol"' ny me f1''"ia m
e.'u'S " gus ana BOAT UP 'c New
y X IVY "lVh ''NI.S 70 llle pllflcl-
p"i pl'c%S o. interest N NeW OK
he parry W.l leaIe f"FnVsile on
r1.,,eI'e,' eo,',a1 ~ :
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,,,, ,- III I'LL It'll 'I /, ''o('S
It'll, haa, IL II III vi, II, Il ut
Mi. a ~ -
fof III" NeN' thFcf GAYS Pl2nned
Tours OF NV" YORK CITY INC 3t0lils
NlAl~A 70 tlle STATUE @ Liberty.
wal street l1e boN"I emma
Town RocKnicIler oehtoi Nadio
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
Farm Loan Units
Get New Funds
FILA Supervisor
Explains | @cs

4 ncN fiscal year allotment Of
funds tol loans for the Farmers
Home Administration Has been
received in tins locality. George
T Cowherd FLA Supervisor fo,
BIckn1lam and Cumberland
counties announced this week
Credit VIII be available to olqlble
farmers to own or operate farms
OF mpsovc housing.
Purpose Of the ownership loans
Nh be 10 enable families to b4v.
enlarge or develop farms. SPECIAL
stress. CoWhcrd said VIII be
placed on thc development type OF
loans which finances sue n
broad range improvements as
Land clearing fencing basic soil
treatment drainage establish
ment Of permanent pastures and
development Of water supplies.
Operating or production loans
arc made 10 buy seed feed. fcitI-
l1er equipment livestock sup
plies. and other operating ncces-
sltlca They ann at rcadiusting
inadequate farming systems. and
arc based upon sound farm and
home plans worked out by Dor
roWerS with the aid of their
SUPERVISORS.
Object of Loans
OBJECT Of both ownership and
operating loans. Cowncra O.
planned is to enable borrowers to
advance as rapidly as possible to-
ward an economic Sct-up debt
free and independent. Better use
Of land and family labor. through
greater production efficiency. viii
have major emphasis
Housing loans are made to
build. repair, or remodel houses.
or other farm buildings C0Wneru
pointed ont Due to limitation of
funds. they VIII be reserved for
families deyetlng all or most of
their time 10 farming
a FILA County Committee COM
posed Of three local farmers de
tormlncs the eligibility Of all APP
pllcants Buckingham County
Committeeman are Charles A An
dcrson Andersonylle. Lyndel A
Connateer RI 2. DnlWyn. Rolfe l..
Rush Rt. 3 Scottsville Cumber-
land County Committeeman are
CONTINUED ou Puye n
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
Half-Crop' Corn
Here, Agent Says

The areas corn crop. estimated
today to have been cut TO a "half
crop" by the drought. in the
opinion OF County Agent +. 7.
Striplin. wasn't helped much by
the auartcrinch of rain here
FRIDAY, and the officially record
Cd two-tenths of an inch, Sunday
afternoon,
Agent Striplin said the accumu-
iation of small rains will help latc
corn and tobacco, however. The
Darlington Heights area received
a heavy rain Sunday aftcrnc,r.
ne said. An electrical storm there
damaged lightning rods on the u.
Y. Morris home, but did Their
saving task before Succumb.ns.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04

Or. RAYMOND Il Pinrhhcck,
Dean Of Richmond Cclleco viii
address the graduate of Long
wood College at thu summer Scs-
sion common rement exercises
to he held in Jarman Audi
forum Al 10 a. m Saturday.
Angus &
At that timr "a candidates
vii! receive degrees from Prcsi-
dent D3bney : ancaStcl who
will announce the names of
honor graduates.
4 reception viii ~ eivcr for
the senior class their relatives
ard friends by President and
Mrs. Lancaster in Their home at
$50 u. m FRIDAY, August
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
Soldiers WIZ Take
Leaves From Meade

TWO soldiers from this area
were among the veterans from
the Far East Command who ar
rived last week at Fort George G..
Meade. Md ana started 30-day
rotati leaves
They were chi ] r MOTLEY,
IF FarmvIlle. and PFC II N New
comb Of SAKE
These mon WIN resort back to
the 2053rd Reception Center at
Fort Meade at the completion Of
their leaves and receive new as
signments
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
APPROXIMATION Faces
" alter Shortage

AppomattoX Major Charles p
James has issued a proclamation
prohibiting filling stations from
NaShln2 cars and citizens from
watering lawns One bath week
has hccn asked Of the citizens.
also. The reason? The community
Wa1ef supply has begun 10 dry up
for the first time in 30 years
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04
LNe.ricO.
agree
litter Seeing Pacific, Canyon,
lis Good 10 BE Home. Scouts


troops put ON sklt at TINS Nmo.
Inc idea OF the Sklts was TO tell
where our e~nE was from wa
o'q5t Atc Pr fe''oe| lol ouI 'Nll.
J"-> lo WI aieil' H1i' H'"oi
l'ke 'i'' gay before. Wc po' our
l" p, IooN az l''t rdc''Ic oct''i''
Looh WAS ABOUT an 700. Our ouSeS
N'lt Id''' 50 We Eo' every oiI OF
0 minutes III 'iic water
IioN'N'i We mace seVcfaI o'ilef
dlPS 20 'lle ocean lor olp5.
"i.o"" present
10y d"1N ! y opening Gay HAe
o'IlciaI count was 1870 boys ana
le@deIS. ~ thiS ume' oAe could
look IN amy direction but UP and
aee tents q al Shapes, sizes, ana
coIoFS. IL about TWO days ho"-
ever, AT Ine 'eIllS We're me same
color. All q them ana everything
else WAS covered with dust.
The lamboree officially opened
al . a. M AT TINS Tune. shot Vas
lhed ana al the Tags were raised
together Tins shot vas fired each
daT ioi this purpose
The opening night pageant VAS
beautiful II contrastcd the pio-
ncers ana the Scouts Of today.
About EIGHT 10 ten thousand boys
took part in this show.
President Eisenhower was UNI
able to bn at the iamborcc. how
ever hc sent a speech especially
prepared for the occasion
Roy Rogers
We had many shows throuoh-
ont tho ianlhorce ono Of u.h,,n
came on .r,llv IA ROY RogprS and
Dale Evans and tho Rajuaov
Ranch Bows we're there DALI SAID
that every bow should have tb~ec
things 4 good horne. ch,u,j
in which To worshlp Ahnjr
Coo and Scout troop Ia ioll
Sunday. .U.lv 1a church scYy-
iccS for All denominations wore
hold. The Protestant services were
held IN tho arena and wore CON
Quoted by the RI Rev Stcphep
+. Baynr Jr.. Bishop Of the DO
cose of Olympic of the Protestant
Episcopal Church
Vice President Nixon delivered
= cr,aocl, 81 mo co,,,oc.+io,, Co.,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-04

We Sncnt No niEht under 70
stars This time We were ready
for the dew We departed about
noon. July "a after one Of the
greatest adventures of our lives.
After II days III California. We
had our gear all packed and rar-
Ing to 60 by 1920 a. m, July "a.
JptnulG Ell Frge 7)
Evening star., 1953-09-07

1SvSipEnWR;ITFJRs SSi g W1; FJ "oI for Irsr+-Faus m
new store. BROWNS. S04 W. Broad
St, Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-15l1.
Evening star., 1953-09-07

WASHER, Lasy Spinner de luxe. 1858.
new. in factory carton auto. spin
rinse spiralator washing action
cost $500; sacrifice S160 cash. JU
Evening star., 1953-09-07

11?3 EYE ST nr Doctors Hospital;
single rms adjoining BATH 81 so
1I50 GIRARD ST. NV. THE Palmer
House" Lovely. clean, sgle rms. nr
I5s5 5s:hj n i II. Va kyE E0. "Tbs papamanisn >,
9nd-f front sgle. rm., in former
WILSON HOUSE. zoos Kalorama
rd. Excel rms. sele. S30-S40;
double. S95-S35 ca. person; 2-rm.
apis, Sio0-S12o. HU. 3-9Ss5
1914 10th ST. 1.-The Floral Manor "
TB,eautifli. Ssle: rms. in elevator-typ
1908 N. ii AVE nr. Goth and NJ sts.
Single rm running water; $3.50
1919 / ST. N.w.-Right downtown;
redec sele. rm., as low as 81
WESLEY M HOTEL, 21s1 o st. NV
Mo6frn hotel mr., Dupont, Circle;
runntn@ water and telephone in
each rm ldry, fac. each FIR. coffee
shop TN !ree movies and dances.
bTioce club. sun and party decks.
pvt - atmosphere; for residen-
giSsi or transient guests. Daily rates
Iii0 p ST. 1?V NV, THE church;lr
Clean Sinele rms; running water:
maid Service; elec. fans: 81 up
Also dble. rms, $40 up. NO. 7-9s6s
NICELY FURN. sGLE. RIM. next to
bath: q blk. from 18th St; conV
loc. gentleman RA 6-7157. S
DUPONT CIR, 1907 10th st. NV.
Front bed-living fireplace, desk.
semipVt, b.: shower; maid: sgle. dble.
LARGE clean studio bedrm.. kitchen
privils. for refined young woman; $50
mo; excel. transp. NO. 7-O062. IS
1888 10th ST. N.W.--Refined busl-
ness women: single and dble. rms.
clean. beaut. furn.; mod. baths
GENTLEMAN ONLY - Attr. room
witt, desk: pvt. bath; maid service
Mr.. WALTER REED, 69o6 Sth ST.
Rsss Rss fEssn Ra sG6s! E q 70 s445 smP! people, pie
2nd-FLR. FRONT-Bedrm. twin beds
9uiet neighborhood, nr, Sears, EN-
GEORGETOWN - Pvt. res, nicely
gentleman only, $50. no. 2-s@Ss.
IlOl 18TH ST. NV. Apt. 300
studio rooms, :, with kitChenetteS
for employed ladies. excel. transp
Dupont Circle Maid service; conv.
location: sg!e SS15 wk,; dhle
$3.50 up DE. 1850
ROOMS for gentlemen; running
water, reigr; cooking privil; air
cond. bedrm,; S35 ea. Me. S-ol II.
CONN. AND NJ SITS. N.w.--Next to
bath; kit. din. and laundry privils.
elev. switchboard unlim. phone:
pvt. entr.; refined ladies. ST. 3-2443
7$
TWO RMS, adj GEORGETOWN. 70,
I empl ladies; of lge screened porch.
All privilS. Near bus Protestant,
refs, eyes. EN-. 2-4626.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
ROOMS EURh.-N.w. Cont

BEAUTIFUL front and nack rooms
| S36 for l. $40 for ,; S48 for 3
beautiful porch. co. 5-1s52. Ill
NR. DUPONT CIRCLE-Sgle rms.
S6 wk, conV. transp. 1912 21st St
NV. Me. S-5473. la
2I2O p ST., Apt. 9-Newly dec, lge
sgle. rm. $40 mo. Smaller rm.
with refer, S25. NO. 7-4670. Ill
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Furn. rms
cony. to car and busline. sS week
l955iS S9S SUE R0i ST. W9 NV, S-4@2ai fhe Kennert
Nice 2nd-floor single rm., adjoin-
ing bath. $50 weekly. Ill
So FRONT ROOM, also Ink. double
nm refgr;; mr. bath: everything
Ice. FRONT p RM,i next bath; bath sgle e
Gentlemen. Ia. 9-95S7. -
III2i 18th ST. N.W.-Ciean, single
room. 81 up. Hu. 3-9676. III
FURNISHED ROOM for refined white
gentleman; 50 per week 34I0 14tE
CI'ElvEEAND PARK-Nicely furn. frt
1 rm., L block from Connecticut ave
| Gentleman, WO. 6-3049.
1923 18th ST.-Around Scott Circle
Studio room with 3 windows run
and rug, in a better-class house
/ just redecorated. %
STUDIO ROOM. knotty pine, pvt
bath, pvt. entrance. Bachelor apt
Georgetown; EN-. 3-3109;,
bedrm., adj liv. rm.. 3 windows. !
| person. Pvt home, semipvt. bath
| quiet neighborhood. transp. and res
| taurants nearby. Reansonable. WO
1888 S,a'i9 PARK RID. Nw.-Large furn
/ sos WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Rm. fol
single man or girl. Cooking priyiis
| Call after D pm. RA. 6-3443. %
3I21 38th ST. N.W,--Nicelv furn
eeonv legation semipvt. bath, Phone
FREE RENT. pvt. rm. and bath ir
exchange baby sitting 4 nights wk
| Working lady or student. Chevy
sTSE fSsse & RN6 s. pouBIE. GM 3FoI1o IL pvt home
| Clean and quiet. Near Mclean Gar
dens. Easy transp. EN-. 3-446s.o
JUST DECoRATED-sgle. rm. Tor
high-class girl. Window and door
of porch, Next to bath. No cooking.
$3.50 Yk. AID 4-2S5S. -
OPP. DUPONT PLAZA-1610 10th st
n.w.-StudentS and Govt empl.. At
tractiVely dec. and furn. Sgle., dble.
and triple rms. Kit. and ldrv. privilS
HARD TO BEAT-Lge., attrac. sgie.;
81 wk;; Ink. ldry. facils.; quiet
young lady. i466 Harvard NV. r.
13I3 18th ST. N.W.--Three nice,
single rms. for empl. men. S32 mo.
each . nice double rms. for couples,
$50 mo each Me. S-S03S. -
| PVT. HOME; front bedrm, next bath:
only roomer. good transp.: rent reas.
Pref. ladies: 452I Georgia. ia.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service
switchboard service, l7l2 New
Hampshire ave NV. NO. 7-2267
1891 COLUMBIA RD.-S65 so. 50 Wk..
Sgle., dble. rms, clean. cool; dwntn ;
on bus. carline; showers, Free Ben
dix TV parking :.4So AI3noi, AD 4,432o Sto .
clean. lst-h, sgle. rm.. nr. bath;
1927 EYE ST.-clean. quiet rm.
excel loo. MRS. cAPPS. RE
TWo FRONT ROOMS, couple or
single; share bath and kit 14S
Adams st. NV. DU. 7-7S54. -
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large single anc
double rooms, phone. Tv. piano
laundry PRIVILEGES. DE. 2-2705. Il:
LARGE SUNNY ROOM in exchange
FOR light housekeeping. CO. 5-6451
G4n Newton st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA N.W.-Ige
rm, suitable for | or . people
Close to bath and phone. DU
G-1354
Evening star., 1953-09-07
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

GIRL to share 1-b.r. apt, w/another;
walk dist. Navy. State Dept. Pent.
bus; $40. NE; S-5630. Ext. 613. IS
COLLEGE GRADUATE. Govt worker
will share 2-bedrm, furn. apt. with
l other man. S45. HO. 2-29S9,
NEWLY DECORATED. with or with
out meals. For girls. Unlimited
phone. Sum-, Mon. or ewes. during
wk.. NO. 7-143S. II
BACHELOR desires gentleman to
share spacious nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
apt. between Pentagon and Alex.
LADY 40 SHARE small apartment
with other lady; $40 mo-; every.
thing INCLUDED EN-. 2-4466. -
to, share apt. in pvt. home with an.
mo. TO. 9-5956 after $3.50 pm. --9
WANTED-Girl t24-30D to share
apt. loc. near G.. w. Hospital with
another lady. RE. 1888. Ext. S02
CoLoRED-PvT. RM. IN APT. TO,
single empl. girl; prefer quiet type;
share bath and phone: all day Mon
after pm. Tues, Wed. TU. 2-3976
Evening star., 1953-09-07
APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

IN ALEX;:-Liv. Tm6;. bedrm:. kit. and
only Phone bet. the hours 10 to 6.
ARLINGTON-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
semipvt. bath: everything furn.; nr.
Pentagon; girls only. JA. 2-426O,
OFF SHIRLEY HWY. conv. to PEN
tagon or Fort Belvoir-2 bedrms.,
elec kit, master liv. rm., ground
f.; S110. XII. 9-2329. -
NEW MODERN AGE, COM
pletely furnished with new furni-
ture, including washer; convenient
to Fort Myer and Arlington Hall.
also Pentagon: service people ac-
ARLINGTON-Beautiful, large. sunny
dow, Venetian blinds; 10 min. to
Pentagon; walk to new Hecht store;
handy all buses; suit. ] or adults
S50-S60 ia. S-6211. -
ARL.-1 -bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg ;
nr. Ft. Myer. S115: 10 minis. to D: c
ia. 2-1641 after 6 pm. III
ARL.-Transient; 2 bedrmS., kit.
bath; day. week or month. IA
N. ARG.-Lge. apt. with pvt. entr,,
Street: $50 JA. 2-4S22 -
ARLINGTON-3-rm. apt. liv. rm.,
trance. Cali ia. 7-6476. -12
ARL.-Furn. studio apt for 2:
rms. pvt bath with shower, in pvt.
home, l blk. from bus; no children
or pets, 500 mo-; references. ia.
ARGiSGt,ToN 1-bedrm. apt, OPP.
Fl. Myer: 10 min, D. C.; S115. Can
ia 2-l64l after pm III
Evening star., 1953-09-07
400 FAIRMoNT ST. NV.

I4UU FAIHMONI 81. N. W.
Lge.. bright. airy apt. of rms,
kitchenette and bath. just redecor-
ated; S125 mo. Also a 2-bedrm. unit
available soon; S97 so mo. Apply
switchboard.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

VIC. 18th and COLUMBIA RD.-
Lge. rn, next to bath. Sink, refgr..
lot plate: S44 mo. EN- 2-275o
TWO LOVELY RMS, furn. Ink. for
girl. running water. new refgr 1887
Kennedy st. NV. RA. 3-3S27. -
1913 CALVERT-Lovely studio rm.
compl. with refgr. Also sleeping rm
refs. EN-. 2-4626. %
1925 BILTMORE ST N.W.-A lge
light housekeeping room. third fioo.
front. double bed. gas stove ano
refgr. near bath. good transp near
18th and Columbia rd. NV, HO
COOL BSMT.: retgr.. clock radio
TV. airfoam; pvt. entrance: S9-S15
2141 st. n W, Elk. 3-6633. -1C
1850 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleepine
rooms with privil. of reception rm.,
kit. and laundry. AID @-9446. II"
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Nice rms; refgrS., stoves. all utils
S36. $40; 2 rms. $50. CO. 5-1S52
HOUSEKEEPING RooM-Near c Cap.
ital, $40 week. Refgr, stove. nicely
fI fgrn, a-dsda ia N Carolina ave. Sc,
HOUsEKEEPING RM., with sink
stove. refgr.; next to bath. 30t
md ST. Sc. Ii. 7-O749 g
Evening star., 1953-09-07

2400 18th ST. NV.
$3.50 Available 18th.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1874 18th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
1910 l4th ST. NV
, rms. semipvt. bath, $50: also
larger apt. at 500.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-09-07

1523 EYE ST nr Doctors Hospital;
single rms adjoining BATH 81 so
up -
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. THE Palmer
House" Lovely. clean, sgle rms. nr
bath; s. vi. np. ;,
2nd-f. front sgle. rm.. in former
Evening star., 1953-09-07
ROOMS uNFuRNlsHEp

PRIVATE BATH, on carline. 20 min.
furn. rms, no kit. reas. rent, K
empl lady in pvt home. 1401-A
Buchanan st. NV. Ewes. RA
3-S141. Ill