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Evening star., 1954-06-09

Manning. James e.
McHenry, W, p, jr.
Meade, William s.
Megill. H. N, jr.
Miller. Michael 8.
Mills, Donald L.
Morgan, Donald T.
Morrison, Frank d.
Moy. James
Naddeo, Nathan j.
O'Neill. Salvador
Paris, Henry B.. jr.
Parry, Wynne D.
Payne, Carroll j.
Peake. James E.
Petkcavich, Joseph
Porter. Thomas c.
Posta, John j.. jr.
Pryor, William c.
Reid. Robert d.
Rinick, Wayne ].
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Master a. Business Admintstratlon.
Bachelor Of Arts.
Goddard. Wnlter p Gnrrenhei,

Dinwiddie, Carl r.
Girardi, Samuel H.
Muir. Marie j,
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Roslyn, Albert 8.
Russell. Warren A.
Russell. William M.
Safer, John F.
Schneider, Marvin
Shubeck, Edward NJ.
Silver, Larry B.
Spence. Gene p.
Spencer, Claron G.
Sturm. Bob l..
Sullivan. Richard c.
Sweeney, Robert l..
Swisher, James =.
Thomas, Roy r.
Tiches, Peter c.
Topping. Thomas Z.
Valdiserri, Hugo ].
Wagner, James H.
Weaver, William M.
Weihe, Dean v.
Evening star., 1954-12-06

was preparing for bed about
11:45.
The ave older children were
asleep directly above the kitchen
Of the two-story frame house.
Their parents and the baby were
downstairs In q room adjoining
the kitchen.
Il grabbed a blanket and ran
into the kitchen and tried to
smother the fire." the father
said. ut didn't do any good.
The flames burst all over the
place.
Stairway Cut on.
"The flames spread SO quickly
I wasn't able to make it up the
stairway OF the kitchen. / went
out front and went around the
building smashing windows. try
ing to get in so ! could 60 up the
rear to the children.
"It didn't do any good. ! cut
my hand and I've got burns.
II tried, Lord knows ! tried. but
I couldn't get them"
Nearly an hour went by before
flremen wearing gas masks were
able to enter the smoking bed
room. They found the five bodies
the three older children in a
double bed, the two smaller ones
in q large crib.
Evening star., 1954-12-06
Five Children Perish
In Farmhouse Fire
As Stove ExpIodes
sy The A.,oe,a.sd Pres.

FRANKLIN. Mass. Dec. a.
Five children. trapped in their
bedroom by flames. died q few
minutes before midnight last
night In a roaring farmhouse
fire.
The five. ranging in age from
2 to z. were the son and daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
De Baggis.
Mr.. De Baggis. 80. q polisher
at the Attleboro plant OF Swank
Jewelry, Co.. rescued his wife.
Maureen, 30, and their youngest
child. 6-month-old Diane.
The five killed were Shirley,
4; Donald. 6: Margaret. 4; Jo-
anne, 8. and Regina, 2. DR.. Wal
ter Crowley. medical examiner.
said they apparently suffocated,
although some of the bodies were
charred.
Mr.. De Baggis said q kitchen
oil stove exploded as the family
Evening star., 1954-12-06
U. 5. Spiritual Foundation
Stressed IN Benson Talk

Agriculture Secretary Benson
said yesterday that among the
highest principles Of Christianity
was a God-given heritage Of free
agency or choice for the human
family.
Speaking to more than 1.50O
persons in Lisner Auditorium at
the quarterly conference of the
Washington Stake Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints. he said that this Nation
has a spiritual foundation and
that its inception was guided by
a divine hand which raised up
our Constitution by wise, in
spired men,"
Senator Watkins Of Utah, also
a Latter-day Saint, spoke briefly
to the conference, urging his
audience ito walk the earth with
dignity and humility"
He said he felt glad that his
recent task in the Mccarthy
hearings was over and added he
felt as a younger man now.
Men must learn to forgive,
however. he continued. even to
the Biblical injunction OF sew
enty times seven.
Evening star., 1954-12-06
BY shs Assoeiased Press

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.
Dec. GA Texas syndicate is go
ing to build q six-story office
building on a turntable here so
they can keep 1t facing the sun.
Clockwork IN the base Of q
giant pivot will turn the build
mig as the sun crosses the sky
not only to keep it facing the
winter sun but to keep translu-
cent sides out Of the sun as
much as possible In the summer.
The east and west sides viii be
of translucent brick, and the
north and south walls Of alumni
mum. Generally, materials going
into the structure will be of q
light. durable type normally
used in aircraft manufacture.
The futuristic building will
cost $2.500.000. it will be a unit
in a $7,500,O00 business and
residential development planned
by a syndicate Of Texas oil men.
The idea, according to one OF
the oil men, Welborn Foreman
Of Houston-is to make Grand
Junction the energy capital Of
the Nation. Grand Junction, q
Evening star., 1954-12-06
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the One Filter Cigarette
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When you smoke new Old Gold Filter King,
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cigarette company can approach makes
any member Of the Old Gold Family treat
you can trust. Il
Rich tobacco taste the Old Gold tobacco
men have done it againl The worlds most
Evening star., 1954-12-06
7urntobIe to Pivot Building
So It Will AIwoys Face Sun

community Of about 10000 resi-
dents. is In the midst OF vast
oil and uranium deposits.
The development, to be more
or less self-contained. will in
clude an area for the exclusive
use Of research foundations en-
gagged in atomic or oil studies:
a swank hotel and apartment
building, homes ranging in
price from $4,000 up, a restau-
rant and cocktail lounge. a COM
munity. shopping center. a park
and swimming pool and a nine-
hole golf course and country
club.
The project viii cover GAO
acres and is to be completed by
1860. Construction win begin
early next year. Mr.. Foreman
said.
Evening star., 1954-12-06

respected tobacco craftsmen have created a
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heritage. Old Gold Filter Kings give You
true tobacco taste in every single puff.
On sale now along with the other members Of
the Old Gold Family Old Gold regular and
Old Gold king size new Old Gold Filter
Kings sell at q popular filter price. Whichever
kind Of cigarette you prefer, just make sure
its one Of the family Americas First
Family Of Cigarettes Old Gold.
Evening star., 1954-12-06
Too Early for Tv Glasses

School lessons by television are
still four years away in England.
reports a subcommittee Of the
British School Broadcasting
Council.
Evening star., 1954-12-06

2 304l Noyios Road Sc.
0psn y S-Thursday. Friday and
n SATURDAY.
. 18th and columbia Rood
Open . 70 Q Daily
. SOTO New Hampshise Ave. NV.
ODen % 0--Friday and Saturday
. Mishisen end Eastern Avss. NJ.
Open . 70 . Daily
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Miss Claudia Bradshaw, of Gull
pepper, and Cpl. Alan Cheenry, of
Laurel, Md, were week end
guests Of Mrs c. j Bradshaw
Mrs Chenery and baby Lou Gay,
returned home with Cpl Chenery
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins,
of Richmond. spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Claude Weaver.
Claude Weaver, Jr.. visited rela-
tives in Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Fielder Hubbard enter
tained several friends Saturday
evening in honor Of Mr.. Hub
bards birthday
Miss Minnie Cowles Olaers. OF
Philadelphia. was thl week end
guest Of Mrs. John Olgers. Ray
mond Olgers visited his sister
Mrs. Wade Nance, and MI. Nance
in Glen Allen, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wilson. Of
FarmWlle. spent Sunday with Nj
and Mrs Jasper Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon PAYNE
and children, Of Arlington, were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Dinner guests Of Mr. and MIS-
Edward Marshall and Mr. and
Mrs Kermit Cook on Saturday
were MI and Mrs. Charlie Brad
shaw, Of Halifax. Mrs. Clarence
Oliver and Mrs Virgie Clements.
of CreWe, MeSdames Daisy Clark.
Maude Wall Margaret Snelson
and Miss Ann Wall. of Richmond.
Miss Emma Miller. of NeWcom-
erstown, Ohio, is visiting her
niece, Mrs Calvin Bass, and Mr.
Bass
Mrs. Mabel Somers, of Rich
mond. is spending this week with
her sister, Mrs, H. P Bradshaw
MI and Mrs. F. G. Walton and
w. T Lindsey spent Saturday
night with Nh and Mrs. M A.
Ayres. at Falls Church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Stev-
ems, of Farmville. were dinner
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Teachers Association
Has Profitable Year

Prince Edward County Teach
ers Association is nearing the
close of another profitable year
under the supervision of Mrs
Hauzie j. Walker. Three Joint
workshops of Cumberland and
Prince Edward counties were
held in September. March and
April.
Topic for the year. Individual
Differences" was worked out in
four small study groups accord
ing to the interest of the partici-
pants. The themes of the small
groups were: / The socially
maladjusted: 2 reading problems;
3. written and oral expression
and 4 retardation
Fine Arts Day was a culmin-
alton of the work done in Music
and Art in Prince Edward coun
ty during this school year The
association presented to the pub
lie a dance group from Virginia
State College, Petersburg. in a
night performance.
The annual May Day program
held at Mary E. Branch School
was one of the best in the his-
tory of the Teachers Association.
Creative dances were done before
Miss Sarah West, who was
crowned May Queen.
Mrs, Sarah G. White is serving
her second term as president Of
this association
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Deatonville

Mrs. Oscar Hamlet an0 son,
Douglas, Miss Smithey Carttr and
George Carter visited Mrs. Ienry
Nash at Stuart Circle Hospital, in
Richmond. Thursday nights They
also called to see Mrs. Wade, Shell
ton that night. Mr. and Mrs Bus
ter Borum also visited MrsssNash
Saturday night. g.
Mrs. Robert Garnett anG Mrs
Lewis Garrett, of Farmvilllt and
Mrs Dunnavant. of Petersburg,
called to see Mrs Bette Garter
Tuesday
Dinner guests of Mr.. ant Mrs
Harvey Borum, Sunday, were Mrs
Bruce Arthur and children, of
Whaleyville, Mr. and Mrs Bernard
Atcheson, of North Carolina, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Powers and Child
rem, Of Richmond, Mr. an4 Mrs
Albert Barnard, Of Ameli&, and
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Offers.
Those visiting Mrs. Bette Car
ter, Sunday, were MIR ane Mrs
Hiram Anderson and Mn, and
Mrs Koven Carter. OF CreNe. Mr..
and Mrs Jake Garter and oaugh-
ter. Of Farmville, Mrs. George
Wingo, Mr.. and Mrs. howard
Garnett and daughter and the
Rev H n Soyars.
Mr.. and Mrs VeSter Jenkins,
Mrs. A c. Mann and Miss Edna
Burton attended services az Jet
ersville METHODIST Church To hear
the Rev Ray jenkins, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Bradley and
family, OF Halifax. and M3 and
Mrs. Kester Tune, Of South Bos-
ton. spent the week end With Mr..
and Mrs Witt Borum. On Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs Waverly ReaLls and
family visited the Borums.
Calvin Meador and a friend, of
Richmond spent SATURDAY. with
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Meadee On
Sunday Nh and Mrs. G4fayson
Leadbetter, of Richmond. n d
Earl Meadow, of Warsaw, visited
them.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wilbuf Sims
and sons, of Stafford, spe.it last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burton. of
Richmond. were luncheon guests
of Miss Edna Burton ard her
father, Saturday. On Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs LinWood Burxon. of
Amelia. visited in the same home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson joyce and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs Floyd
Goodman, of Truxillo. Sunday
Mrs. Witt Borun, in company
with her daughter. Mrs. Waverly
Reams Of Amelia visited Mrs.
Henry Nash. at Stuart Circse Hos
pital, and with Mrs. Florence Web
ster, at St Luke's hospital. and
Mrs. Wade Shelton, in Richmond,
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Carter
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Wade Shelton. in
Richmond.
Mr.. and MIS- Raymond Newton
and family, Of Clarksyille, spent
the week end with Floyd quicker
and sisters.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Mattoax

The Young People ORGANIZATIONS
of the Piedmont Baptist Womans
Missionary Union. held their re-
gular monthly meeting at the
church on Friday night, May T.
A special recreation feature for
the r AS is softball games each
Saturday afternoon. with the pas
Or. Rev. r. Lee King. in charge
They have been playing boys from
neighbofing churches. and so far
have been undefeated Come on
pastor get out and play with your
boys
The Girls Auxiliary had a part
in the Mothers Day Service, at
Piedmont Church. on Sunday
This was the beginning of Focus
Week" They Will have their
Mother-Daughter banquet in the
Recreation Room. OF the Church.
on Friday night, May ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sanders and
children, Nj and Mrs. Ralph
Sanders and their children. and
Charles Sanders were guests for
dinner. on Mothers Day. in the
home of Mrs. r. F. Sanders. This
was also the occasion Of Roy
Sanders birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Payton Cassell.
and family were Sunday dinner
gudSts Of their daughter. MIS-.
Steve MuSulin. IN Cumberland.
MI and Mrs H f Wilmington
and Lynne motored to Ripple
meade Va. to visit Mrs Whiting
tons father for the week end
Mr. and Mrs Waldo Dodson Of
Clinton. S c. were called home
last Friday, on account Of the
death Of Mrs. D0dson's brother.
Mrs J d Lawrence spent the
week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Simonds and Their son,
Grover Lawrence, and family. who
live IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. j f. DodSon had
all their children at home, with
their families. on Mothers Day
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tington were dinner guests with
them. Later in the afternoon, a
number of people called to see
MI and Mrs. Waldo, from Gin
ton. S. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
NelUs, Social EUents About Rice

guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fielder
Hubabrd last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Hit and
children, of Richmond, and Bob
bic Bass, of Alexandria. We're week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs B 6,
Bass
Mrs. J. D. Berry spent last
week with her sister, Mrs Lily
Pennington, III Blackstone
Altavista Guests
Mr.. and MIS- IIarry Wilkerson
and children. eff AltaViSta We're
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Frank
Nh and Mrs Jimmy Davis and
children. OF Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Osborn and children
of FarmVille, and Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Gates were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs R. B. Walthall
Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
II Patients
Enter Southside

Colored patients admitted to
Southside Hospital this past week
were: Justina Valentine, Black
stone, Singleton Williams Farm
vile, Lorraine Bacon Chase City;
Banks Austin. Andersonvii1e; Sam
Grump, Cumberland, Inall VIII
son, Kenbridge; Barbasa Wo-
mack Cullen. Helen 3Eaggins,
Farmville Willie boswell. Me-
herrln; Amos Moore, Farmville;
Charles Venable. MadisoHville.
One birth was reco1ded to
Grace and James Robertson. Rice.
boy, May s.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Brown Rites May 9

Funeral services for j. I. Brown
were held MAY o at Concpd Bap-
ust Church. Brooklyn N Y He
is survived by his wife MSS Lena
Brown. a sister, Mrs C. Z. Chris
tian, of Boston. and three broth
crS, w r Brown Of hampton
Institute Va. and william and
James II Brown, Of Hampden-
Sydney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Norfolk Visitors

Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Weaver were MI. and
MIS-. George Banks. of Norfolk,
MI. and Mrs. Clayton Brooks and
children, Bonnie. Jack and Billy,
of Cambridge, Md. Mrs. Clyde
Taylor and Dougie, of Fredericks-
burg, Mrs. Herman jenkins and
sons. of Farmville. spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the same
home
Mrs Mabel Somers and Mrs.
H. p Bradshaw were dinner
quests of Mr. and Mrs Fielder
Hubbard. Monday evening.
The Rev w S Thomas. Of
Burkeville. was dinner guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T Bondurant,
Sunday Nj, and Mrs Bondurant
visited relatives in Mecklenburg
county. in the afternoon
MI. and Mrs. Robert Green, Of
Akron. Ohio, were recent week
end guests Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Claud Weaver
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
l.. p. Jackson High
Operetta Thursday

There will be an operetta en-
titled. Hansel and Gretel" at
the Luther p Jackson High
School Cumberland. Thursday.
May a. at 3 p m.
All are cordially invited to come
to spend a pleasant evening.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

week end guests of her mother,
Mrs. B. l.. Walton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Cook at
tended supper at Ginter Park
Methodist Church. in Richmond
given by the Virginia Dahlia AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. M S. Kelly. of Lynchburg.
spent Monday night with her
sister, Mrs. w D. Mason.
Mr. and Mrs Winston Farley.
Billy and Bobby, spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
w H Wick, at Branchyille, Va
MI and Mrs. Jesse Glenn and
children, Of Halifax. were week
end guests of Mr. and Ms S. H
Bailey
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

G NJ head says no depression
is in sight
u S. Globe master are flying
French reinforcements to lndo-
China
Evening star., 1954-01-03
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, bachelor apt. for
quiet empl. gentleman: LIST mr.. priv.
bath and entr.: close to stores and
bus. sos incl. utiis. Call ~. s-sei6.
TAK0MA PARK-Liv. rm., dinette.
kit, bath and bedrm.; brick apt;
on busline; near stores; 500. Adults
only. WA. 7-6030; ewes. JU. 0.4763.
TAX. PIX, mr., Walter Reed, nicely
furn. ige. effic.. kit, bath; also bed
rm., liv. rm., kit, bath; TV; utils. /;
sExR sSEaxSsssS sxsD}R9E1ws II s-S2Ssii R2fRiD-I,vE. N im.,
din. rm., bedrm., kit. bath, pvt. en-.
TAKOMA PARK-1st-flr. 1-bedrm.
apt; empl. cpl. and child: nr.
TAKOMA PARK-Bsmt. apt. 1 rni.,
child; child care. JU.. 6-4367.
CLINTON, MD.-3 rooms and bath,
private entrance. Cypress 7.032S,
MT. RAINIER-41O0 3Oth st., @-rm
and bath bsmt apt, pvt. entr. and
porch. WA. 7-1977. 3s
TAKOMA PARK. $40 Tulip ave.
Liy. nm. bedrn., KIT, pvt. bath,
S06.6O; end J-6 busline. ~. 7-0774
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Seeing Is Believing
APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c.

APTS. UNfuRNlSHE0-0. G.
2-BEDRM. APIS. in modern new
bldg: cow: to. transp.. schoola and
shopping Avail; Jan lst. NORRIS.
MILLER REAL ESTATE: Ju 5.6s0o
sas Ssth .. ssOG ,I PEI 1. mC; ,s, Ss eSiI; Il;
appointment to see. a
38Ol l4th ST. N.W.-2nd dr.;
rms. kit. and bath. refgr.: utils.
LARGE MODERN APT - Newly
s%. aseor i'll, rn. s.DPf Pt. ..S S.d5%s poreh fia Na
Pentagon. Cow. transp. KE. g.
NEW ISS' BLDG. 41se Livingston I'd. I Sc
Lge. 2 and ] bedrm. apts.: shoppine
close by: parking. laund. fac. on
prem. fncinerator: master TV an
tenna large closets: mod. kit. 20
vACcANT-se1s Ga. ave, n.v.--s
utils furn.; adults. SAB. RA. 3-0i79
I BEDRM.. es Forester st. s,w.. apt,
Sath. heS aim n sP: area. s6 fs. mo heat eat snd snd
SIg1MssER 1ss co. si7 Pa. ave. Sc: Z.
1905 10th ST. NV rm.. kit.
bath; $47.5O per mo. 3 rms. kit,
bath; sos per mo. DISMER AUxIER
co. sos H st. NV. MA. SOFIA.
r. l. AVE. NE, seO-1-bedrm. apts. !;
$65 and $67. 80 per mo. DIsMER
AAyTxIER AITxIE CO.. sos H st. NV. Ma
1919 sis7iki Kenyon ST. s.w.-4T Trn rms.
zgx1sR aaa Osee eo sos lsf &. a0, na I1s1aE Na
1919 7 sT. N.E.-l.bedrm. ant; SEQ
mo. DISMER AUxIER CO., S06 y
ct. NV. Ma. 6.0714. Ill
1879 N ST. N.W.-1-bedrm. apt:
$3.50 SG SoE per mo. 9. DIsMER HI sgz11 ATgxfER
1907 NJ ST. N.w.-1-bedrm. apt;
$50 incl. utils. DISMER AUXiER
CO.. sos H St. u.w. Ma. s-o7l4. :
MODERN cow. NE. apt, house; /.
S.x. caii KoENiEifk. EESiify IN. M s.soss .sSs s1S q
ASHLEY, Ma. S-6484. v
2 BRDRMS.--320 Atlantic ct. s.e..
Apt. key In Apt. 2. All uttls.
so4o as1 issS sSS 81. r. N.w.-rwo p.drm,. a
Sids;: sissiS 50. Som mel. '' usii:. sh:a' ISS ss'
SHTPLEY PARK--One and two bed.
rm. apts., in lovely &c. apt. develop.
ment; extre-lafge rooms. picture
storage rooms and laundry facili.
ties; conv. TO bus, schools and shop.
pine center; once located at Sz0(
26th ct. Sc. 10. 2s01S6 for ap
NS. NfSC.'1NSIIaCsHHscisS-xTSLANTIC-ons fC'1SIasHs bed
! room: no psts; g Nt!|s.: not iReij Splses;
Evening star., 1954-01-03
APTs. FURNlsHED-VA.

N. ARL.-Mod. spae. apt. with pvt.
entr.. porch. ph., utils. furn. Must
see tc appreciate; sl35. ia. 2-4s.2.
ARL. .-sedrm. liv. rm.. diuette, tis..
ARLINGTON BLVD. Unusually at.
tractiye 2-bedrm. apt. close to town
and Pentagun. conv. shopping CEN
5sE TE and Si4Soa sSs transp'; $3.50 with util'.
ise. s.Sedrm. apt. si4o. Apply pi at. as
4 17l0 N. 10th ST.. Arl.
ARL. Mice. compl equip. transient
apts.. kit. bath. maid service: chill:
coNT csGs1 In5klPE rs PENTadcN FAC A sna S4s sruort
brand-nev 2-story .3-bedrm. apt;
VIZ. OF. 4-S442 -4
vs.-2 rooms, kitchen
and bath. furnished. Call IA. z
COW. TO PENTAGON-Attrac.. re.
Gently redec.. 1.bedrm. apt. located
in modern well-kept bldg. Excel.
location. close to shop. and express
transp.; S9g.50. incl. heat and hot
water. Apply tanitor. 401 Common
1919 18th st. NV. MA. a-05S2.
ALEX. vIC.-2-bedrm. apt. in brk
home on 3 acres; liv. rm. with pic
ture window. overlooking ponds
woods; ait. alcove: hath; 5 closets;
pvt pvt. entr;; , 10 min min. PsntsE1r; g, 10 empl
BOHEMIAN. but tex comfortable. Of Ii-bed.
room apt. with unusually lge. liv,
rm with river view; In Alexandria:
emminently suitable I or . bach
elors. XII. 9-7s33 or DE. 2-s7l4.
NEAR PENTAGoN-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
entr.; empi. cple. OF. 4-9161.
2nd FLOOR OF Christian home: bed.
rm. lily. rm, comb. kit. bath. Near
Heeht's. Cpl only: "a; a.. s-7sse. =; -
BLDG; iiv.- -bedrm. comb; Ice. Kit.
senilemen.' cent Dnsn' Jx' Ps' 7e00iifo4. e0if suit q
NICE CLEAN 3-RM. APT, all furn. /;
uuls. incl; ! blk. TO downtown
and Pentagon buses. Must be quiet.
sTT1psS smTRINysd couple; ,,J1. "a 55.iS 5h49 l. R M
from bus: s. settled t IsS; White % Woman: $50 $50
mo-. utils. incl IA. 1887. -
LIV. RM., bath. kit, bedrm.: gar:
attrac. grounds and home: SIS. Lee
hwy. and Hideaway I'd. JE. 2-344I.
ARLINGToN-Beautifui furn. I-bed-
rm.. liv. rm. and din. rm. apt. Close
to ?. C. ovsrloekinE Lincoln Me-
ALEXsaShelS5 Len. dp,.s dsp, for diss+i%
area; pvt; entr; KI, 9-214o. "a
r.ss sonT " Sss ssa shoD: Ssms sduss
sEMIFiUaasNI.' 2 BEDRMs.. with Tv;
lge. fenced-in vd.; children vel
rsfPNisHEm 11TS Han a. 24Sll' room: "a sns
sesh saais onlS ISr'nfi TE eri4yss:s es4sss ENTRANCE
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut. apt, with fre-
places. original woodwork. bed,
rooms. tile bath. super kitchen. full
din. rm.. disposal. auto. washer
foyer. etc: TIE 6-6s3a; ;,'
1927 n: UTAH ST.. ARLINGIoN1l
sso2.l e5 bed5% 109cb iurn .R rdn tsd Sats
closets. Call after s..
FOR RENT = Furnished apartmen!
near airport; bus TO house. 637
.0th st. south. Arlington.
ARLINGT0N-Beautiful. large, sunny
efhcieney. new. fully equipped mod
srn ,kitchenette, semipvt. bath: re-
asS ashaeSFneSd @af e nsS Hss. o1 so1.
suBiET. : Mos. Oh LONGER. $50:
3 bedrms.: new TV: auto. washer
Falls Church. JE.. 1924.
ALEX. Beverly Hills area-3 bed
rms. upstairs: liy. rm. 12x1a). din
and kit. down: incl. main entr. "a
house; nice resid. section; owner
small apt, side entr.: prefer group
Of men: Sl50.. incl: utils. oV
1-BEDRM. APT, Arl.. close In: d.
luxe apt. BLDG: parqnet floors; i
large closets. SUPER sound insul.
SOB. incl: utiis. IA. 5-6534.