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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
Up North In Lincoln's Land

The South the most criticized section Of the nation on the
question OF race discrimination and prejudice get
some comfort out Of the spectacle Chicago where police
officers In three shifts guard built housing pro
Jet TO protect ak Negro families from fellow Americans
total Of l67 persons have been arrested off with
warnings or small fines crowds estimated to have numbered
In the aggregate $1,000 have attempted TO force the Negro.
American families to from taxbut housing develop
men Ninety cent Of those who have been arrested have
name indicating that they descendants Of immigrants who
came TO America from Poland LhuAnia and other countries
escape the oppression which the peasants faced Of the
European nations
In Illinois, the state Of Lincoln they deng the law 10
wreak their prcjudces fellow citizens And this Is
happening In the North and happen anywhere where
allow the ugly divsvc insOus germ race pre-.
judiee TO spread
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
Lester Granger Coming To Town

The annual Minneapolis Urban League dinner at the Hotel
RAdSson March g. win bring urbane Lester Granger national
executive secretary the Twin Cities for the principal address
Granger Of the outstanding the nation affords al
ways has message Of tremendous impact Since his talk
here he has served President of the National Conference
Social Work. heading that organizations delegation India
for the International Conference year ago,
His service of the nine lay advisors 0veta Cup
Hobby Secretary of Health Welfare and Education and
Ous ether positions Of distinction fiji him give any audience
an address Of wide Importance,
Persons interested in the important problems Of the
day. whether the domestic worldwide 'front.' viii find
address by Lester Granger worthwhile experience,
ST. Paul politicians thicker than flies in july in the
Rondo.Dale area last Sunday-all day.
a4
An veePresident Nixon seemed to prove in his rebutal
was that the COP high command Is committed policy Of
handling Sem Mccarthy with hid gloves and very deeatey
businessman friend Secretary OF Agriculture EHra
naon, adamant attitude reflects his religious zeal n things
keep on getting bad with the farmers the Secretary will
tainly need all the religion he has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
a CHALLENGE 70 MORO HADFRsIIlp

Editor have just finished reading Negroes Must DO Md
de Class Thinlng OpnOn paper Of March H.
1854
In reply to Mr. Dmgees challenge submit this plan
In ehaFng this plan education first Vocational training
the vast majority 70 az them into Industrial society
honal training for those with tho aptitude
We must consolidate the gains have made economically and
politically Lst utilize the facilities available
directed people League
this n the 70 help make vocational adjustment
have watched thu Urban League these people Realizing that
fight for fun freedom has NOT been NAACP
membership to these New residents need fellowship
have pointed out to them the church of their choice to satisfy their
spiritual needs
This ends intensive counselng TO the who 70
He m then his However he needs further counsel let
available expanded
knowledge Of the services Of the banks and investment services
available interested ownership
In planning for the future feel should
trate migrating ourselves into the anSream Of American life
and hold 1888 should being properly educated fully
employed according 10 abilities and esmen citizens
political reponbtss-Moss blackwell os7 Sh AN NJ Mime
apoAs Minnesota
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Letters TO The Editor


"LOM0 LIVE YM PAPER" say SU@ScRlBERS
Editor; Enclosed please ind check for two subscription
most wonderful We read paper
began back IN 1894. almost 20 years ago
DO keep good work Mr. Newman Long live the paper
snooely and Gertrude TAT g. Antsny
Minnesota, March 10. 1854
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

have been lifelong Republican eOnstsrna-
role Senator Mccarthy being allowed play
campaigns my party magnitude
Republican funds he being sent around the country make
speeches Twenty utterly incorporate
President Aceson
than good the Republican Party
though eoansrrd equally incorporate language
crat A. for European reactions hate % think Of the effect the
senator IN having there.
posted
for spent months out Of the last travelling
an Europe
Mccarthy Europeans understand country
principles Of eom an respected and almost
rSvncSd stand for such performance he has put
two They think his techniQues Of fighting
than the itself To them
the American Of fe and best FRIENDS there
appalled,
sentiments have been expressed hundred timss
of the sharper conservative people
Finland who have than others Europe fear
Russia think dong
Every speech hS widely quoted undOsa the
many patiently prepared propaganda broadcastA
And they Nearby carrying
Republican Europeans
the party bAdership permit thass whyf
pass question yOu the Republican IsA6szhip
urging TAKEN
greatest danger power Rspuhhcan
Party greatest trsat
syaney Cark sagansse nsasA Ma
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

Advertisers Here ore Community Friend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

Why do people try public officials banquets
mp their personal problems and schemes with them The
average public official has desire meet all the people
biz gathering but wite@ few grab official and mouopore
al Of Ais ts Most pabhe officials pOshly handle
dvidual problem Of constituents large public gatherings
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Mrs. Margaret d Bruce and
son Bill. visited Miss Julia Duvid-
son at the University Hospital. in
Charlottesville on Thursday Miss
Davidson is recovering satis1act-
orily from her operation.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
100 Gather at Dinner
AT JetersvilIe Club
House Saturday

School Superintendent c. M
Bussineer and James Lapsley.
Union Theological Seminary stu
dent, were among the speakers
during a supper meeting of Am
ella county residents at the Je-
tersvIle recreation center last Sat
urday night
The 100 guests were residents
Of Leigh district Of the county.
and the meeting was in the inter-
est of promoting the community
center, in which much interest is
being shown. The building and
grounds are available for meet
ugs and entertainment, and
parties are planned there PERIOD
cally to keep interest stimulated
Mr. Lapsley. who has been
working on Sundays with the
teen-age group and who will con-
tinue his work as a resident Of
Jetersville during the summer va
cation, spoke on the need of &C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

3. Provide a straight wood OF
concrete pest
a Local box about 81 ? % 4 feet
above ground
s. Keep box freshly painted.
White is preferred color but al
minimum paint can be used
6. Letter name ON box neatly
in black paint on order d name
sign. Have name Visible from BOTH
DIRECTIONS
T. Develop a lawn strip behind
the mailbox This is simple and
elective way Of identifying tie
area around the box Or use plant
material IN combination with the
lawn area Plants may include
ANNALS such as petunias, mari
colds zinnias. etc or perennials
like his. bulbs. chrvsanthemums
on Towering shrubs such as for
sythia, low hydrangea, ana other
Towering shru D 5 that do not
grow over three feet tail Taller
floWerin8 shrubs may be used as
background behind the box.
Evergreens, vines. and ground
covers Jwherc mailhoX Is located
on bank are also SUGGESTED for
use.
Directions for building 4 mail
1,.-.,,1..,. ,,,,,,,,4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
S544,877 TO Be
Needed In 1876

Amelia county 1864 S. bud
sets for local government anc
schools. totalng S5f4.877 viii bt
met without any chance IN tho
fas 2a'e, provide for a raise il
teachers st}aries nd assure TIE
tat OF construction Of a county
health center
The board Of supervisors gave
final approval to he budget on
Monday The county budget de-
taned S211,19O II costs Of opel !
aunq Local government in the
lea5 comineacna July That
is about $1,000 more than for
ne current year A surplus Of
$40 coo il the general fund from
This year is carried in to the new
budge to help matters Of local
inancne
lof he nnty 4rment tie
local levy aill raise $l6".0i3-
whsle $29175 viii come from the
Commonwealth. lis bulge, IN
cludes an items Of capita outlay
cf 5000. Which VIII cows The
cGurtys sh.le Of u $4,000 health
center 5ta'e and federal gore!n-
mehts sill supply Tie remaining
55 per cent ct construction funds
Bids on the neaiJh center will
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Suggestions
w Orsham P-TA
Elects Mrs. Redd
AS New President

Mrs Bruce Redd has been chos-
en- president Of the Worsham p
IA for the coming year The
election of officers occurred on
Tuesday evening May 4 at the
last regular meeting Of the P-TA
for the current SEES on
Other officers for l954-55 are
MIS-. A. d. Fobgood vice presi-
dent, Mrs Bert sWalley secre-
tary; Mrs. H +. Stockton. treas
urer The NOMINATING commit
tee which presented this slate Of
officers was made up Of Mrs. Will
liam Kennedy chairman, and
Mrs. John Wilkes. Mrs Hal Smell
cer, Mrs. J. L. Slaydon. ana MISS
Louise Bondurant
Mrs Wiley Payne's home room
had the highest percentage of pa
irons present at the meeting
Panel Discussion
Highheht Of the program for
The evening va a panel discus
sion by member Of Miss Bondm-
ant American history class on the
Subject, Combating Communion
at Home and in Southeast Asia ="
MISS Alice. Pollard Payne was
chairman of the panel Those VINO
took part IN the discussion were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

lottestllle returned to H5i nome
Aear S!luppa.la ~. ll.o grand
celebration.
Those attending the saba oc-
caSion were MI and Mrs. I NJ
Senger and family MI and MrS.
Leo Phillips and family and MI
and Mrs Thomas Payne and
children Of Charlottesville: Mr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
,lrs. Senger feted
It Joint Events

Mrs. d M Senser was sur
ounded BY her seven children,
n-laws and grandchildren during
past week, END in honor Of
ler birthday and Mothers aDy
ombined.
Mrs Senger who works in Char
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Calling all owners Of rural mail
boxes in Hampden District! Have
you look long and hard at your
mail box recently? Does il need q
fresh coat Of paint? Is your name
on it in neat letters? What vines
Or flowers or shrubs viii be
blooming around it this sum-
lner.
A contest i'm improving the APP
pearance of rura lmail boxes IS
now in progress in Hampden Dis
trict The Worsham Home Dem
onstration Club is sponsoring this
contest in connection with its
federation goal of community
Identification and also III COM
memoratlon of the cOuntyS BIZ
centennial Prizes Will be given
early IN the fall TO those in
Hampden District whose mail
boxes are most attractive Every
one in the district is urged to take
part in this contest. because every
rural mail box in the district VIII
be considered by the judges.
Suggestions
Locate mailboX far enough
off highway SO that rural carrier
has ample space to pull his car
off road
?. Grade the area in front OF
mailbox 50 that ii viii have GOOD
drniDnup
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Mrs B G Noel has returned to
her home in Asheyille, N c.. after
being the guest Of Mrs. Henry
Davis and family for the past
week. Mrs. Noel attended the
Garrett jenkins wedding at the
Crewe Baptist Church last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Blanche Bondurant and
daughter. Miss Louise Bondurant
were week end guests Of friends in
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs II N Layne, il.
Nancy Layne and Tommy Layne.
III, expect to spend the coming
week end as the guests Of Mrs.
Ina N Smith. OF Richmond, at
her cottage on the Rappahannock
River, near Warsaw Mrs. Smith
viii accompany them from her
home in Richmond to the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Whitehead
and small daughter. of Charlotte
are the expected week end guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r
Il Crawford
John Wilson, of Burlington, N
c., was the week end guest Of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hardy
Miss Ellen LangsloW of War
wick. has returned to her home
after visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred
Stuart, and Miss Bessie Stuart
Dr. and Mrs Nelson Cooper and +
their son and daughter. from
Blacksburg were the week end
guests of Mrs. Cooper's mother,
Mrs Willie Doyne They returned
home on Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Doyne who viii spend TWO
weeks as their guest
Madison McClntic is spending
part of his vacation in New YORK
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Ire station on The site.
The county tax rate Of $500
Der 500 valuation on real ana
personal property ana 30 &c, IS
on merchants capital yeas leF,
unchanged.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

5nd Mrs T'3ul 5eneer ana lam-
-. Mn. ANA Al,a William Jen
nings end family. and Mr. and
Mrs Claude Stanley, Of Farm
VILE Daniel Senger. OF Washing
ton Mrs. Sue Merritt, Of Gooch-
and William McLauahlin, Of
Washington; anG Miss Ruth
~t.lDDel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14


Mr.. and Mrs. Walden N. Smith
and daughter. Judy of Suffolk
were the week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Smith.
A. Armistead were her son. j A
Armistead. il. of South Hin. and
her grandson. Ashby III
!
Hubbard
prated theH 66th wedding annl-
Versary very quietly at their nome,
ontario, on May g.
MI and Mrs. Frank Smitf, Of
Charlottesville, We're the Sunday
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
lrby Mrs. Molly lrby. OF Black
stone is now a guest IN the same
nome
hAG
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

MRS. LOVE MeDUFFIe TOlBERT, IS,
Of Columbus, Ga, was selected as
american Mother of the Year"
by the Golden Rule Foundation.
She is librarian, the mother Of
I've sons, and one Of the few wom-
y ever to serve in the Georgia
!lslature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Bachelor apts.: rna.. bath. refgT.
RENT $50.66 per mo. RE. 7-1400.
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3I4l MI. PLEASANT 81. N.Y.
$3.50. ZEE Mr. Nh WINS ga Adj. /.
/ To 10000, rs
1854 b ST. s.E.Redec., mr.. Green
way; 2 rms, kit. dinette and hath;
va 90 incl. utilss heat, locker and
idry. rm.; In 4-unit bldg. IA. 5000
CoNGREss HTS, Boiling FIELD area 2
Avail. mined, blk. from 8. Cap
ttoi Of Elmira. ] bedrm., S69. 80.
incl. utils. MIR. GREENE. 1888 Hal
. leg ter - Apt; 1 after 9 pm; 30
etc.--s rms. kit.. bath s porch: o seo'
sons. NC. Ma. 5000. FiN..L lb =
1912 N ST. N.W.--l and Perm. EN-
utilities furnished: ONLY $5S. 81
s ssIiG hs ne e. 'aaaisis Y W 9ass
K aESSHfaSf ~ C NV. I'm mod. d. spt.
bldg. Large liv. rTn., bedrnn., sum
room. kitchen, bath. Plenty closets.
psSs sss r 81 T. rU tpDEsssisssss
1900 800 REMEDY sESHssi 81. N.w.-rwo bed
rooms, liy. rnn.. kit. bath; newly
DEC; $40 mo. ia. 9-2795 sitter
hs20 ~ III
ONO APTs.. 1895 Meridian 81. NV.
One rm., foyer and bath with refgr
Just OF 18th st. mr.. the Woodner
OF the most reas. priced apis.
ideal for bachelor or bachelor girl;
furn., SAT 80; unfurn., S37.50. Key
sS4s MINI. AVE. s.E.-puplex. y
rms. KIT. bath and porch; sea per
mo, Cali Mr.. SMITH. 81. T-i4lI.
" 4t II N
MODERN. bright. cool, 1-bedrm. apt.
for rent: Call eyes, RA. 3-O974.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for 8 lovely redec. apt. ct
reas. rentf Wonderful selections,
AL parts D. G. Let me show you.
FOR free rental service call MANDELs.
ME. 8-0414. --10
1907 y 81. NV, No. So rms, mod.
kit, bath utils. incl. air-conditioner
outlet; $72.50. No. 4, q Lee. rms,
mod. kit, dinette. tiled bath, utils.
1909 II ST. NV, No. 3--1-rm.. kit.
dsi6nSetts. g. slle bath. gtils. incl. $50.
lge. rms. kit2 pvt. bath, u It'll
NE. a-2026; 1907 Il st. NV. --l6
NV. sECTIoN-3 Lccations:
244O 18th st. NV.
1400 Fairmont st. NV.
1851 Park Rd. NV.
Variety of sizes, reasonable prices,
IleWlV decorated -l2
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stores and transp. 45l3 3lst st..
s Mi Gslni sAR Kd oxkADEN ls71 aPrso
Attractively furnished, brand-new
furniture. completely refrigerated; ]
and 2 bedTn1S.. .liv. rnn., dinette, kit.
and bath: large rms, picture win
dows, ample closet space and laun-
dry facilities: convenient bus and
shopping center: ONCE on develop
ment, 3400 25th st. sc. 10. 2-0135.
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113 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Completely furnished apt; $50 mo.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. Sols
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-One bed
room. living room. dinette, kitchen
and bath: nicely furnished, all
utilities incl; elevator building. CO.
,S-Ssss, NO; 7,.I99S; 80
,iv. rm. -bedrm., pvt. bath. Kit. apt.
bldg. See MGR, 20. S10-S12 Wk.
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GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.
APT. VALUES
sS1 RALEIGH or. 81.

s51 RALEIGH sT. 81.
! hsdrm. ~ rm.. dinstts. lit. and
bath. S07.b0 Per mo.
1850 37th 81. On.
New blng.; excel transp. and shop
E,nei ! bedrms Nv. rm.. dinetEs.
Kit. and bath. incl. an utiis. Se1 so.
ISIS LINCOLN nd. NE.
bath. incl. utils,; SIS.
TOO q IT. 81
! peorm.. Nv TTn.. kit. and bath.
1901 eth 81 s.w
2 bedrMs. liv rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. $4b per mo.
431a HALEY TERRACE ST
bedrn. hv: rm. dinette. kit. and
Is DANBURY ST eE
l bedrn.. liv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath. $69.60
1901 D ct. s.R.
bs SSarn sas ny " rm.. dinstts. kit and
1885 Sd IT. NE.
Enc. apt. incl al utils.. $3.50.
lo1 D IT. 81.
! eedrm.. hv. rm.. dinstts. kit. bath:
- ga MASS. AVE. NE.
Eme. apt: 500 per mo.
1885 8rd OF. NE.
! esdEmr Nv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath:
$500 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
bedrm;, hy: I'm. dinette. kit. bath.
incl all utils.; S7b per mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors MA. 5000
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BETHESDA - Living room, cinette.
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath: cons
venient to schools, Adopting facili-
ties and transportation. OF. 4 s2646.
9 am. to 6 pm. -i6
SILVER SPRING-spacious iiv. nm,
pic. window, dinette, mod, kit, large
bedrm- and bath: In new bldg; mr..
pus ana SHOP. center. 10. 1857.
MT. ADMINISTRATOR. apt. pvt.
path; AL utils. incl. reas. rent. Wa.
2 REDC a lily. rm. and bath. Rent,
across from Census Once. Can n.
J. LANE. NE. S-24S6. NE. S-3lS2.
--16
PARK, near sanitorium--
Entire End a., rms. with porch. 2
adults only: $50. ~. b-S0S6. --16
2 BEDRAGS., redecorated: soy so incl.
utils. Adults or teen-age children.
Excel. location near shopping cen.
ter and bus. 10. 9-3739. ia
1 BEDRM., newly redecoratad; $3.50
incl. utils. 10. 9-37S9. lie
ATS. AVAILABLE AT COBuR TER,
bl00 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Nd.
Next schools and shopping center.
bus stop at door. WA. 7-216S, ---l9
Sill. sPG.--1 bedrm. apt; pvt. entr.;
Pys nome S'ns:t. no ss snid IN antS Tashsr
8 UNFURN; RMS: pvt, bath. 2nd
n; WA. 7-e32l after 2 pm. lie
BETHESDA. Md; 7oS4 strathmore
close to schools. stores and transp.
2-bedrm. apts., liv. rm.. dinette
and kit; incl. utils.. only $106 per
mo. May be inspected any time.
See janitor on premises or call 3.
M. FRY, oil. 6-73S3.
CORAL HILLS--9arden apts.. 3 bed
rms, S105.. incl. utils: Near shop.
school and bus. 10. S-7OSS. ---2O
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area;
You should see these apis. At Elmar
eonSininr c sSTe eoC nHS eone
venient living with rent APPEAL
bedrns., SS6; / bedrm., S7b;. Of
course, ali utils. included. Resident
Manager LAP. 7-e60Sl, 6400 HAmIls.
ton 8: between Defense Defense, Inv! hwy. ana LS
SHANNON a. LUcHS CO.. 1908 4
ct. NV. Ma. S-2S46.
PARK-Thres-mos. sublet:
1st a.. bedrms., full din. rhn., Ice.
Can BAiiNiUM REAL EsTATE 10.
ss I1tSSOi PARK. silver sDr,ns-Two.
Cleaned: cross ventilation. IN quiet.
wooded surroundings, extra-lKe.
kitchens, mr.; schools; ldry and stor-
age facils..: free master TV antenna.
$90-S92, incl utils. Aug. and Sept.
CAN MRS. WHEELER. Res Mgr"
PARK, MD.-one-b edrm.
apt, all utilities furnished. Close
TERRACE APTS-L1e, bedrms,.
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and util.
rm,, garbage disp.! pvt. driveway:
$50 mo-. 1919 Eastern ave.. ~.
Silver sPRING-Two blocks Hecht's
M. ST. MlchaelS Church; 4 bedrms..
Q baths, nice back yard: partly
fIrn.; $50 incl. utilS. JU. $685..
SILVER SPRING--Ga.' ave-, lovely.
mod. adults. sos, utils. incl. newly
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Unscrambe the 4 sets Of letters, making word
of each scramble. Print each word. letter to .
square, beneath each scramble. The letters you have
printed on the ccled squares may then be arranged
to spell the surprise suggested by the cartoon
Clue What is 1T? (Answer appears Page B23 Col ID
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COLORED-105O CAPITOL AVE. NE.
-Attrac.. 2-rm.. kit. and hath apt,
completely redec.; $3.50. To in
spect. call I: 3. BREuNMGER d
C0LORED-i&1 18th 81, NE3s
ia9in. $50 Il e. s1sssass.' .fs sas' p heat
coLoRED-ea17 14th ST. NV
rms;. Kitchen, bath. S126 month.
CoIoRED-iSso 9th ST. N.w.-lie or
Call after 8 pm. DE. 2-e633. -l6
C0L0RED-2 RMS, kit, semipvt.
Holmead pL NV, To. 2-2277.
cOLoREp-aso1 14th ST. N.W.6a
rooms, kit. and hath; SIS mo. Key
In Apt. IA. co. 5-6222.
COLORED--623 seth ST. Me-
hsdrms.. liy. rm.. kit. and bath; In
almost new DUPLEX bldg. Inspect,
COLORED-LOVEIY-Tvo rms. tit
bath. with utiIs.; $65. Best NV.
section. Can NO. 7-292s til 8 pm.
coLoRED--e4ls 17th 81. Nv
Completely redecorated; / Ice. room,
kit: and bath. $45 mo. incl. heat
n Dnd not ~ Ta tel AZ. See ,snitOr on
Colonel ~ ai 10 i Id i 81. Nv
bldg; $50 mo. 10 inspect I See i Ss.
C0L9RED-60a0 FOOTE ST. NE
bath, s7s so. i bedrm ii Nv. Hm.. KIT III.
dinette, bath, $62. 80. Once 61O1
DIX st. ne. WA. 7-1l2l: LU. a-e77s.
coLoEED-s ROOM APT. iY427
Potomac ave. Sc. Call RA. $1,000.
cOLoRED--1s4o VERNON ST. NV.
p rms; kit, and bath; newly dec;
quiet apt. bldg; conv. loc.; prefer
settled adults; SIS. ME. S-6S83:
coLoRED--11S 18th ST. N.E.--s rms.
kit; pvt: b.; adults: Ii. 9-7O43. WILL
COLORED-703 9th ST. N.W.-New-
~ decorated; ] lge. room. kit. and
bath, new refrigerator and stove;
$62 80 mo-. incl. all utilities. See
lanitor on premises or call ME.
C0LoRGD-1ses 14th N.w.-sscond
floor, 3 LARGE rooms, dinette space,
kit. and bath; available July /; S65.
GO direct to property or call D1.
co II 6fRSiD seth ST. N.E.IEiv.
refgr.: $50 plus utils. ST. S-9463
COL0RED - 1873 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.--One room. Kitchen,
semiprivate bath, 2nd A.; S55 per
mo-: no children. VIM. II. SAuN-
DERS Co. INC. DI: 7-lO16.
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BEST DEAL m TOWN
3220 CONNECTICUT

Beautifully furn., full-size. 1-bedrm
apt; foyer, liv. rni., dinette, kit
with table space, Ice. hedrm.. anc
bath. All this for S110, Incl. all
utils. Desk and secretarial service
irsnactfnn
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-vA.

v. Artist n. of capt. house; liv.
rm, din. rr1., bedrm, and kit; all
utils frrn.: trees and garden: 500.
Ar ri e IN APT. BLDG. for 8 Girls or
adult cpie.; leased apt. $76.75 mo:
and buy or rent furn. ia. S-2l27
N. ,ARL.-New, 5 rms. LIST A. OF g
art. house, IN baths; shady yard;
nicely furn.; $136 mo. IA. 2-21 65.
rms; COW. loo. bus. shop.
theaters; Is min. Pentagon. D G.
ia. 2-6456; after 6. IA. 2-75S7;
APT. FuRN.-1 blk. washington Lee
shopping center. conv. Fort Myer,
Pentagon, Annex. Liv. rrn.. bedrm..
kit. bath. Avail. Aug. Il; $40;
tenants furn. utiis. IA. Z-9S6S
apis, 5 rms. each. Excel.
cond., yentilating fans, garage; 81 %
to $125. Cow. to Pentagon, kE, ..
ARL.--a apis, in newly remod. house;
/ avail. July Is, other Aug. /. 2401
quincy st. N. KE. S-4824. lis
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Embassy Apartments
1913 Harvard st. n.w.-I room, kit.
dinette and bath. Very nicely fur
nished: aforementioned. lis