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pepper, is a guest in the home Of
her nephew, Rev Jack B. Taylor
and family.
En- Route To Hawaii
= Mrs Karen johnson and her
daughter and grandson. who have
been visiting in Roanoke with
Capt and Mrs Wallace Dickin-
son. spent few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Moon
They are en- route to the West
Coast and Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Collins have
been notified Of the birth of a
grand daughter III Pasadena. Cal,
on Monday, June %. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Foun-
tain, Mrs. Fountain was before
marriage Miss Harriet Collins.
Mrs, Sallie Sellers is expected to
return to SCottSVille this week
after being away for several week IS
, visiting.
T H. ellis spent the week end
With his mother in LaWreneeville
/ F. r. Moon. Of WarminSter is
/ spending this week with Mr. and
Mis- N T. Sclater of Winter
Haven. Fla. who are spending
the month of July at "Shirland"
while Mrs Cary Moon is visiting
| relatives in Georgia MI Moon
and Mr.. and Mrs Sclater attend
ed church services sunday morn
ing at the ScottSville Baptist
Church, all three are former
members of the church
Mrs r. T Robb and two sons.
Richie and Rhett of Los Ange-
les, Cal, left last week for the
return trip after spending SIX
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. r l..
Collins at their home in Fluvanna
County, near Scottsville
Mrs Black left Saturday for
her home in Indiana after an eX-
tended visit TO Mr.. and Mrs David
Glass in tluvanna County.
Joan Smelling. OF Philadelphia.
is spending the summer with her
grand parents MI and Mrs. r. l..
Collins.
Miss Ann johnson, Of Rich
mond, and Mr. and Mrs j. f
Broaddus. Jr and son Of Glen
Allen, visited the Rev and Mrs.
John Elliott Jr, last week
MI and Mrs Layned Randolph
and son Stroller, and their nice q
Caroline Randolph Of North
Garden and keenc, are plannina
a trip To FLORIDA the latter pa. {
of July
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Carter and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Garyln
Harrison expect TO spend the wecl,
end Of July II to 10 at Ocean
City Nd and do some deep sea
fishing
Annie Lou Horsley Moon is
visiting her great-aunt MS
Louise 3 Hershey at Traveller S
Rest. Warmmster
Mr. and Mrs R,chard Nelson
of Carriers Bridge spent the weeR.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-17
Batten Family Holds Reunion
At Carriers Bridge July 5
ScOftsrille

A family reunion was held
Sunday. July at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.. Batten at
Carriers Bridge when all of their
children and grand children were
at home. They were DR.. and Mrs.
Harold E. Wager and two daugh-
tiers, Of Panama City. Fla, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Batten and daugh-
ter, Phyllis, of Salem. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Farrar and son
OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Batten and two daughters. of
Charlottesville. and Miss Nancy
Batten, a student nurse at the
University of Virginia Nursing
School
Honor Mr.. And Mrs. Jones
open House" was held at
Pleasure Hill Farm" near Scots
vile Sunday after the six o'clock
marriage of Mrs. Charles w. Nees
and the Rev. w R. Jones. The
marriage was attended by mem
berS OF the two immediate fami-
lies and a few close friends The
Open House was attended by
many friends OF the neWly-weds
Graham Randolph and Eliza
beth Randolph, son and daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ran
dolph. of Keene. will attend All
Camp at Free Union from July 10
through the 49,
Mrs. S. S. Richardson of Rich
mOnd is visiting her son-in- law
and daughter. the Rev. John P.
Elliott, Jr., and Mrs. Elliott. He
is pastor of the Scottsville Bap-
fist Church.
Mrs. l.. r. Driscoll of Rich
mond, is spending some time here
with her mother, Mrs. Jackson
Beal. and sister, Miss Louise Beal.
she plans to visit Mr. and Mrs.
M. K. Davis in Buckingham coun-
ty next Friday and then return
here for more time with her
mother.
Miss Jean Burkhardt, Of Rich
inond, came up TO attend the fun
eral OF her uncle. R. A. Dunn. at
Midway Mills in Nelson County
and spent few days with her
aunts. Mrs. M l. Dunn and Mrs.
c. c. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs Robert Carter. of
Richmond. are spending some
time at their home "Redlands" at
Carriers Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Goodwin
we're in Richmond last Friday to
visit Mrs. GoodWins sister. Miss
Ruby Gillispie, who is a patient
IN a Hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Starrett, Of
Charleston, w. Va. visited her
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c. w Bell, Of Roanoke. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs Newton Brisen-
tine.
l V. Orange has returned from
Korea and is spending a 30-day
furlough with relatives In Farm
vile and Prospect
Miss Lucy Orange, Of Rich
mond, Mrs. r l. Orange. Mrs.
Daisy Anderson, 1 " Orange
and Buck Orange, OF Farmville,
were dinner guests Of Mrs, New
ton Brisentine, Saturday.
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and Mrs. r. NJ. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Carmichael, of Char
lottesville. Mrs Charlie Morris
and daughter. Viola. OF Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Shipp
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Ship. OF New Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Morris and
children spent the week end with
Mrs. Morris parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. tarrar, near Palmyra
Mrs. Annie Orange and Miss
Charlotte Ann Brisentine visited
relatives in Portsmouth. last week.
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Mrs. Henry Hitter and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phillips, of near New
Canton, and L.nqood Philips. of
RlchnOud spent Tue day lt
Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs Fancy johnson
and Paul Johnson Of Bnmmg-
ham. Ala are spending the sum-
mey At their summer home Up-
per Bremo"
Mrs Phillip Campbell n d
daughter Ann, with Mr. DeWs Of
WASHINGTON D c., are spending
a while at their home. Recess. -"
Miss Norma Sinner. Of Wash
ineton spent ten days recently
with her friend Miss 10 Ann
Turner
Carey Cooke Of Clarksdale.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-17
LONG LIFE
SARAN PLASTIcS
WITH HANDSOME NEW
QUILTED 'BoLTAFLEx'
PLASTIC TRIM

Sotin smooth souft proof. stoir-
proof. fode proof 2iosties. Choice
Of oolors IN handsome checks.
Custom fitting for your cor.
REGULAR PRICE 21.o5
The guardian., 1953-08-15
CHARM
Bv Lon LuTour

NEW YORK - Table man
ners show charm, SO let's think
about them a little.
Ever thought of what to do
when you get a little bone in
your mouth while you are eat
ing? All you have to do is take
the bone out of your mouth
with your fingers, as gracefully
as possible, and with no fuss.
Never drop the bone into your
napkin from your mouth. After
YOU have taken i out with your
fingers, simply place it on your
plate. Just be sure = to put
it bluntly = that you nevr spit
anything into your napkin.
To be really charming, know
your table manners from A
to g."
The guardian., 1953-08-15
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE

Strangely enough, the hands
play more important part in
your beauty count than you
would at first believe. The
movement of the hands is seen
from a distance, across the
room, even before your facial
lineaments. Hands are either
graceful or ungraceful. The way
you use them shows their grace
and that is very much de-
termined by your wrist move
ments. With a stiff wrist the
hands must appear awkward.
Therefore, practice assiduously
fiexing and turning and twist
ing the wrist in order to give
them that fiexibility which is
prelude to beauty. To this
treatment add massage with a
good skin food to make them
supple, not forgetting always to
have them - well groomed.
The guardian., 1953-08-15
mary STRONG
TALKS
MAN OF GRIT

observe the procession Of
men moving along life's ave-
nue.. At once it is easily dis
cernible which are the strong,
the brave, the commanders,
and and which the weaklings
by their very stride and bear
ing. One goes hunched over,
shuff1ing along with eyes to the
ground. Another with head
erect, full, confident stride, lift
ing his gaze level with your
own. Another seems to writhe
along as if trying to escape
notice. He hides himself in the
crowd as If afraid to be OBJ
served. And there are those
who 20 forward like a dart as
if aiming for some shining
goal. You will know the differ
ent types of men by their very
manner of moving. Know this:
"A man Of grit carries in his
very presence a power which
controls and commands"
The guardian., 1953-08-15
WISE SAYINGS

Success doesn't Just happen.
It is thought out and then
worked out.
Progress is the law of life;
man is not full grown yet.
Aim at the sun and you viii
fly high.
, 1953-03-30
House Agriculture
Committee to Visit
Virgin Islonds April 4

Members Of the Agricultural
Committee Of the House of
Representatives, who are visit
ing in Puerto Rico this week
have been invited by Cover
nor de Castro to also come to
the Virgin Islands.
Unfortunately, Chairman
Clifford r. Hope has indicated
to the Governor that the
group can only stay in the Vir
gin Islands one day.
The Chief Executive has
tentatively fixed the date for
Saturday, April 4th and has
planned to have the Commit
tee visit ST. Thomas in the
morning and st. Croix that
afternoon.
, 1953-03-30
Red Cross Delivers
Gu1nrnu Globulin TO
Office Of D. NJ.

The Red Cross has turned
over to the Office Of Defense
Mobilization gamma globulin
to provide 245 1000 average po-
Ito shots as first installment of
a quantity to meet needs in
the coming summer to prevent
paralysis from p~oliomyelitis,
it was announced today.
Final distribution will be
responsibility of state
health officers and not the
Red Cross.
Blood in larger amounts and
qloq eIe 5u!ss9ooId IoJ spunJ
needed. A successful program
depends upon wide citizen
participation.
, 1953-03-30
ST. Croix Federu1
Credit Union to
Elect Officers April 8

The st. Croix Federal Credit
Union will elect new officers
to serve for the current year
on Wednesday night, April 5,
it was announced today.
The regular March meeting
which was called on the 18th
was postponed due to lack of
a quorum.
, 1953-03-30
st. Croix Tenn Wins
Third Come From
ST. Thomus IO-5

The Athletics of st. Croix
was the winner of the third
game of the series to the tune
of 10 5 yesterday. st. Thomas
won the first and second.
The winner must take the
first three games.
, 1953-03-30
Child Growth und
Development. Theme
Of Nurses Institute

3
On Saturday a group Of APP
p~roximately 40 nurses and
persons associated with the
nursing profession gathered
for the first session of an In
stitute on Child Growth and
Development being sponsored
by the Department Of Health.
DR.. Roy Anduze, Commits
sioner of Health, in welcoming
the institute members, re-
minded them that "just as
children differ in their physi-
cal development as far as
body structure, weight a n d
height, similarly there are diff
ferenceS in their emotional
development, depending Q n
their inherited characteristics,
environment, conflicts and a
host of unforseeable circum-
stances Children do not
conform to any rigid pattern
of growth and development"
Discussions were lively and
stimulating, a n d conferred
around the cultural, environ
mental, and emotional factors
affecting the growth and de-
velopment of children. In
examining the family struc-
ture here in the Virgin Islands,
it was felt that the absence Of
a father in the home was suf-
fciently frequent to warrant
concern. It was generally
agreed that although a fathers
presence in a home is not a
guarantee for t h e proper
growth and development of
the children in that home, it is
most desirable. When h j
presence is combined with
sharing t h responsibility
Continued on Page a
, 1953-03-30
HATS" Committee
Pldnning for Edster
MonddY Celebration
by Lee Karwick

Have you a white elephant
in your house? Surely your
Aunt Tizzie gave you some
thing which you never liked
but couldn't quite bring your
self to getting rid Of it. Mrs.
Pearl Larsen and Mrs. Juanita
Caroline will be delighted to
have it. So wrap up your
white elephants and give
them to these ladies this week.
Remember your poison is
another's meat. The gifts will
be auctioned off at the Novel
ty Booth at the Hands Across
the Sea" Block Party, April
9th, Christiansted Wharf. 1t is
hoped that monroe ClenQlneIl
will be the rousing a%uctioneer
and who can resist an auc-
ton! Remember this money
goes to help educate a fine
youth of our community. Mrs.
Ann Holland has many sur
prises in her Grab Bag at the
Block Party. For only one dol
lar she will let you dig deep
for something which will be
worth more than the money
invested.
Larry Merrill, Hon. w.
Hodge and Mrs. Holland are
in charge Of the dancing. Your
Eollar will entitle you to an
entire evening of dancing UNI
, 1953-03-30
Trio Flies to ST. Croix
From Oleun New York
For Vocation

Bob Ewing, Dewitt Meri-
thew & G. S. Palmquist three
businessmen Of Clean, New
York, landed at Alexander
Hamilton Field on Friday af-
ter an uneventful flight in
their Piper Cub Tri-pacer
plane.
The trio left New York last
Friday and, as they planned it,
landed here at three o'clock
the following Friday. On the
way they stopped at CANA
guey, and Santiago, Cuba;
Cuidad Trujillo in Santo Do
mingo, San Juan and to Saint
Croix. They were invited to
Visit st. Crolx some time ago
by John Stevens, former man
ager of the Airport, who had
e x t e n e d the invitation
through an aviation magazine.
which Mr.. Ewing had accept
ed. The pilots are Mr.. Ewing
and Mr.. Palmquist; Mr.. Meri-
thew is their friends and
passenger.
Flying is a hobby with them.
They said that actually it is
far safer and less expensive a
sport than is the automobile.
To prove the latter the point
ed out that the cost thus far
since they left Clean, to their
arrival in st. Croix was just
around $12O.
Mr.. Ewing, the most expert
enced of the flyers, is in the
hardware business including
television; Mr.. Palmquist is a
jeweler hand also the owner
of five planes. Mr.. Merithew
is in the cold storage business.
Their plane is 18 feet long
Continued on Page A.
, 1953-03-30
Mrs.Nun Sunes Hetzel
Floridd Becomes
Bride Of E. Stdkemunn

Mrs. Nan Sanes Hetzel Of
Florida, became the bride of
Erik S~takemann, proprietor Of
the Christiansted Auto Garage
and Tire shop in the Christian
sted Lutheran Church on
Saturday afternoon.
The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Kenneth
Ferguson.
The bride was given in
marriage by Mrs. Hans Boje;
the groom's best man was
Laurence Merrill.
Only a few close friends
were on hand for the cere-
mony.
, 1953-03-30
Governor de Custro
Will Not Deliver His
"Chut" This Week

Governor de Castro will not
deliver his regular suppertime
chat this week, it was an
nounced from Government
House.
Postponement is due to
pressure of budget matters in
both municipalities.
, 1953-03-30

der the stars, also you can
enter the dance contest. Dorr
Newton has contributed beau
tiful silver cups to be present.
ed to the winners Of the cor
Continued on Page A
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TAKOMA PARK-Near bus; pvt. en-
cple. sooS Greenwood ave, ~.
GfEo,RsGGiETowN-Beautiful 4 Ice; rms.
closed garden; excel for children
PARK RID. AND 10th ST: NV. VIC.
---Bedrm. with twin beds. liv. rm:.
, SsiI w ~; 11ass sr. N.E.-puple1. !nd
bath. sioo. Utns. incl WA. 7-2llS
1904 KANSAS AVE. NV, !: girls or
couple: nicely furn. apt. Of Nv. nm.
bedrm;, kit, bath. screened porch:
GEORGETOWN--2461 p ST.. pleasant
apt; suitable lie, for :.k or perss1Gnnss;
CAPITOL HILL. . rms, kit: Turn;
2nd fl. front; semipvt. bath; best
4 t5spsp 18TH Gss ST. 4Ed S r. fur
nished apartment; suitable i or .
s gerS0hs cAT HTE'flf AVE. NV
Living nm; oedrm nd., mod Sd.r,i PATH;
4 fSrni; s sH or 4 siri,; utiis. furn.
4se1 srd ST, NV. bedrms ~;
rm., kit. dinette and bath. SSddoo
NEAR RfE mo Sur eas! Ri CIRCLE s7GE0l: rms.
Kit, and bath, rear screened porch
s sns5. 'aI 81. $500. EN-. s-iae4i.
BsMr. APT. Dupont Circle. cpl. or
light janitor serv. Du. $780,,
1888 FAIRMoNr N.w.-R.dee. out
side apt. next to BATH Suit or 2.
SUMNER flf Mssk suBLEr. June IA to sept.
apt, twin beds. KE. s-6743. after 4
pm. all day Sat; and Sunday. 81
1918 14th ST. N.W.---Attrac. 4-rm.
spt suitable T sE4o tGE 3 ladies' ut''''
sjtsesn 10 Ss s6,a l,reDi' End llG0r;
$40 9Th ST. S.E.-very ise. corner
front rm with ada kitchereftss e. Gro' ~ ~
, 4a:sos s. CAROLINA s.E.-Entire md
f.. compl. furn.. pvt. home, = or 3
adv ADULTS; must ntzp p quiet and E s9nef'
sHBRENT; from June I to Oct: H. L.
line Can JU. $500. so
$500 BLK. ONTARIO RID. NV
Two-bedrm. apt. for 3 girls: avail
able now. AID. 4-62O3. -3l
TWO BEAUTIFUL APTS.-Large BED
room. liy; rm;; kit ana large oi aiesn:
$3.50 incl. utils; 1918 Downing pl.
ne. Call ia. 9-2217 or RA. 6-5sI4.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-rvo.eis:
rm. apt: newly decor; pvt. entr.;
$50. 1905 22nd st; nv; I'll
apt; cool, clean; cow. to every
al sin Tg.s 70. ST. s sTpl fsali LIST a. pvt.
entr.; Iiv. rm, bedrm.. kit. bath:
yard; SIS incl. utils. Ju. 6-253l.
1872 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. rm.. kit. bath. lge. closet; must
be seen to be appreciated. =
WaLKIN ss: DISTANCE 18th sDs st. sI EN-,
Eitch h dinette. bath. 5 ixe. closets.
nicely furn,, all utilities incl;
$3.50 month. 1853 Columbia I'd.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1885 Rigss pi.--
bath; $3.50 mo; maid, linen incl
SILVER sPRING-Nicely furn. apt.
bedrm,. !iv. rm.. kit. bath. compl
End floor; pvt. entr:; couple only;
mo p ins a nfis dri1 9U a.s gaE'its
NV; AIR -COND. EFFIC.-For ];
sun deck. $50; all utils. RE. =
5000. Ext. 1865; ewes. no. 2-4134.
1860 MINTwOoD PL. N.w.-Tvo
rms. kit. pvt. bath; by week. Very
reasonable Child accented. 30
CONTINUED on Next PaSe.I
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FANS-Make your own fan; use the
motor OF your furnace blower, we
furnish the blades. Ma. S-426O.
FANS. electric, all standard makes
bought: sold and exchanged. Fans
tric fans for over 35 yrs. Phone
RE. 7-1027. SUPERIOR LOCK &
ELECTRIC CO.. 1410 L st. NV.
FAN, d. C. motor, $40: 4 Venetian
blinds, white metal. 27", So. 1915
FLOOR FANS, 2, 4O-in.. One g.
horsepower blower with motor. Call
DE. 2-5615 between and pm.
FLOOR MACHINES, edgers, polishers.
professional equipment Customer
wants to sell out Name your own
price. BEISLER SUPPLY CO.. AP,
,!-5l5I 81
FLOORING. oak strip. lbc per It.
BEISLER SUPPLY CO., AP. 1881.
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WASHERS
NEW, AT
DISTRIBUTORS
WHOLESALE COST

JOA S-SfS1 -
WASHING MACHINES (2), one Ben
dix auto, $75. one Thor Automagic,
W ASH e MACHINE III wringer- i,r
ksnn gss;. very reasonable. Call
WATCH. pocket, 1877 yrs. old, still
running. AP. 7-4631. 80
WATCH. Benrus, expansion band,
only S25, Call Ap POSSE. 81
or buy. Call JOHN G. WEBSTER,
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. 627
F ST. NV. ST. 3-6100.
WATER HEATERS. used, all sizes,
SIS up. New heaters from $50.
3-6100 day or night.
l large and l small.
Used very very little. Very reasonable,
ANNIVER. SPEED GRAPHIC CAM
Erals Carl zeiss tessar fash,
etc. Very good cond.; $135. Other
items also reas. JE. 2-5447. 81
DIPLOMAT, moving. to leave on
transfer. wishes to sell following
articles, in new condition: TV, RCA,
21-in. mahog. cabinet, $500; Zenith
port. tranS-oceanic universal radio,
S75; pedestal fan, WESTINGHOUSE.
Mobilair. $45; table fan, GE, $50;
dinnerware for "a (many extra Pcs
Franciscan Calf. green leaf, 500;
open to offers HUI 3-6145 81
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ROOMS FURNIShED-N.E.

NICE RIM. for lady. next to bath:
exclusive section; bus at door. 1899
Michigan ave. ne, La. 1880. 81
X. i. AVE, AT 3rd-Modern. elev
apt. BLDG, lovely, cool rm., semi
CONNECTING bath; for refined. empl.
lady. Laundry facilities. NO. 1850.
100 9Th ST. NE. light. single room
for rent; SIS month. Ii. 1891.
vILLAGE-Attraettive
master bedrm.; newly decorated;
next to bath; pvt. home; So wk.
FRONT ROOM - Elderly business
lady, pvt, home; close to transp.
C OK Ri INC sGLEs. I Home
priyils. Modern home. keel. neigh
borhood; suit. business or profess
sional women. LII. 2-l7SS. 80
COLORED-CHEERFUL LARGE front
bedrm.. nicely furn.; privils.; cow.
transp.; empl. cple. pref. Ii. g.
Col oRED-sNGLE RIM. for man or
lady: PRIVILEGES. Ii. 7-3l87. 332
CoL Lo Il nei 18th ST. Ne
Furn. room for gentleman: knotty-
pine walls, wall lights. wall-to-wall
carpeting; 50 wk. Apply after
pm, Ii. 4-5SO7. -31
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STORE EoUlPMENT-Three 6-toot
lighted cosmetic floor cases. FIT.
STEVENS PHARMACY. $3.50 Ga.
sTCSvVEn. ~ gas, welbilt, good condition.
$50. Call ia. 2-4143 after or ali
STUDIO COUCH, Simmons; Thor
automatic washer: Kenmore wrtnger
washer: trash burner: dress form
adjustable, sizes 10-14: barbell
yelsht set, set; phone betw. II and 8
TABLES. 4. silver fox solid oak,
with leather top, only mos, old.
excel. cond.. S11O. 10. 2-3795'
rABLE-Duncan phyfe drop leaf
mahog. 40 by 10 closed. Seats 8
open Excel. cond. $50. JU. 9-67lO.
TAPE RECORDER. Pentron. Webster
Chicago record player. Schick cleo.
meter. No. 7-S5Ia after 6. Pvt.
TAPE RECORDER. Wilcox Gay Re-
cordio; uses or z in. reel. 1851
Goth st. NV, AID. ALL 16. =
TEtEvIsIoN;, 2 i,tni Zenith Zenith s 1SRs
owner going overseas. OIL. 2-799S
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ROOM, next bath; gentleman; nice,
clean home; mr.. Pentagon: on bus
line; unlim. phone. ia. 4-O560. Il
ALEXANDRIA-10 min. to Penta-
gon. Dble. bedrm., pvt. bath. kit.
laundry facilities; $45. mo. Call in
n: ARLINGTON-Attrac: nm; pvt.
BETHESDA-Near GEORGETOWN I'd.
Single nm, 4 windows, semipvt. bath.
SID S entrance; $40 mo-: gentleman
SILVER Nv SPR1NG-Beaut. room. suit.
single person; pvt. bath; cow.
transp:; $40 wk. JU. 5-s193., 81
ARL.-1 single, 2 double bedrooms
for men: private bath: convenient.
Master bedrm. and
single bedrm., one other, sharing
bath; gentleman; mr.. Naval MEDICAL
1881 f5s f RUsedae aTe gsh Of MD Hea 81
ROOM S2S with pvt bath. suitable 7 or
2 persons in pvt; home; board op-
A ti9nsl bS0p SoE 5A 9-slT Minis Pen
tagon, IL minis. D. G: lge; ssle; rm,'
modern pvt. home. Call OF. 4-s754.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-sep. entr; and
and stores. is it. long, by trees
and streams. OIL. 4-O577. -31
furn., cross ven..
next to bath; lady pref; good trans
portation. ia: 7-14S3. 81
bath; gentleman. preferred: new
L aGTs "A FRONT S7fST I'M. next to 1 bath;
lge. closet; mr.. store and transp.
L
ARL.ECool corner rm.. 2 exposures,
next bath; in quiet home. Garage
if desired. IA. 7-1S56. ----31
SPACIOUS, attrac. rm., pvt. bath; pvt.
home; quiet street; unusually cool;
MD.--Room in PVT. adult
home: 2 blocks from D. G: bus, E-2
and F-4; unlim. phone. WA. 7-3932.
DOUBLE ROOM in private home for
couple lie or rs single man; kit priyils''
CHEVY CHASE CLUB, .
large rooms with adjoining bath;
close to Glebe I'd. and
Lee hwy; new house. pleasant rm.
fer IH ! Pre- Or 2; pleasant SURROUNDINGS NON
ARL1NGToN - Wide open spaces,
lovely lawns, 10 min. from D. c.,
Pentagon; DAILY MAID SERVICE;
PARKING. ia. $500. 81
cool bedrm. in nice
home; no children; Semipvt. bath:
close to buSline and shopping. ia.
S-3S30. -31
and single rms. twin
beds, pvt. home; handy to Wash,
Pent., Navy Annex. TIE. 6-2246.
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ONE DOUBLE ROOM and l single;
very cow. to Pentagon, "a blk. from
bus, on main highway. OV. 3-6696.
FOR SUMNER - Cool
corner in charming home near coun-
try club; pvt. bath or share with
one person; Service offlcer preferred;
Is min. Pentagon, without stoplight.
ia. 2-0155. Il
ROOM for gentlemen, COW. to Fl.
Myer. Pentagon, Arl. Hall: busses at
corner Call LA H-lQQC Al