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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-14
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Columbia.-Mrs. Selby Jones of
Washington, sister of Miss Clara
Lowry, former nurse at the CO.
lumbia Hospital who died last week
at the Tayloe Hospital, spent the
night Tuesday with Mrs. Effie A.
Brickhouse. She was here to gath
er up the effects belonging to Miss
Lowry.
Mrs. Addie Klinefelder, Mrs. T.
w. Marshall, the former Mae Itch
field of Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Walker and Abram Litchfield
of Great Bridge, spent Sunday in
Columbia, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Leary, Mrs. Martha Walk
er, Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon and Mrs.
w. A. VERIFY.
Mrs. Eddie Voliva of Belhaven
spent Mothers Day with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Bateman.
Mrs. John P. Alexander is i'll in
Leigh Memorial Hospital.
Ronald Armstrong of the U. S.
Army is home with parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Armstrong, on
furlough.
Sam Davis of U. S. Army is
home with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe C. Davis, for a few days.
Pvt. Ray Gibbs of U. S. Army
spending furlough home with FAM
lily and father, S. S. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liverman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Harris spent
Mothers Day with parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. N. Harris.
Lynda Knight of Meredith, jim
mic Knight of U.N.C., Billie West
of U.N.C., Pat Everton of Mere
dith, Franklin Selby of ECC were
home for the week end.
DR.. Hal Chaplin of Rex Hospital,
Raleigh, spent Mothers Day with
mother, Mrs. S. C. Chaplin.
Mrs. S. C. Chaplin left Monday
for Sanford to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Perry.
Mrs. Clara Spruill of Virginia
Beach is visiting Mrs. T. K. VERIFY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Rhodes and
children Al and Ryan are spending
vacation with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Voliva, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
fus Rhodes.
Miss Silvia Smell of Raleigh |
spent the week end with Miss
Mary McClees, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
C. w. Pritchitt.
Those wro attended the Lowry
funeral were: Mrs. Ada Simmons,
Miss Ella Mae Simmons, Mrs. Har-
ry P. McClees, Mrs. S. C. Chaplin,
Mrs. Donald Alexander, Miss Polly |
Alexander, Miss Virginia Daven-
port, Mrs. Minnie Spruill.
Miss Marietta Hooper of Eliza
beth City is visiting Miss Mary |
Meekins.
Arnold Simmons of U.S.C.G. sta
toned at Baltimore, is spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Linwood Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kebo Mann of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Parisher.
Miss Rachel Owens, Miss Faye
Ward of Norfolk spent Mothers
Day with their parents and grand
parents.
Onnie Ward of Norfolk spent
the week end home.
Mrs. Alpha Williams and son
Bill Williams left Thursday for
Geneva, Alabama, to spend Moth
er's Day with Mrs. Williams moth
er, Mrs. E. A. Bronson.
Mrs. Hattie M. Newberry left
Monday to spend a week with her
daughter, Mrs. G.. G. Martin and
granddaughter, Mrs. R. 1. Acey
in Norfolk.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-14
TALENT SHOW

Columbia.-A talent show was
put on at the Columbia High School
Tuesday at 10 am. by the FILA.
girls, with Shirley Davenport as
master of ceremonies. First prize
of So cash went to Bibb Swain,
second prize So went to Nellie
Pearl Barry, and third prize of 81
to Leonda Newberry. Special num-
bers which were not counted in
the competing was "Jambelya" by
Dru Davenport, and "My Little
Grass Shack" by Betty Grace Mar
tin. Proceeds from talent show
will go towards expenses Of Moth
er-Daughter banquet.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-14
CARRIE ANN SYKES
SCHOOL ESSAY WINNER

Columbia.-The essay contest
sponsored by the American Lee
gion Auxiliary on america, the
Land of Opportunity" in the Co
lumbia High School, was won by
Miss Carrie Ann Sykes, who will
compete at the state level. A S.
prize was awarded her by the Lee
gion Auxiliary. Others as runners
up, who were considered by the
judges were Barbara Ann Moore,
Betty Jane Rhodes, Rena Mae
Spencer and Gail Cohoon.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-14

The 1946-47 outbreak of the
Red Tide in the Gulf of Mexico
covered an area 125 by 20 miles
with dead fish. The plague is
caused by a microscopic sea or
ganism.-Sports Afield
Evening star., 1954-10-17

In almost euery field Of community ac-
ttptty there are services tDttch need and
deserue the support OF the Community
Chest Campaigns. Generous giving
supports services from tphich needy in
diuiduals and the entire community
benefits. I EnoD that tporkers iDill, as
always, ansUer this ,Dorthy call.
JAMES p. MITCHELL,
Secretary Of Labor
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Members OF Lions Clubs throughout the
Nation haze learned the vdlue of Dort-
ing together for the success OF Com
munity projects. This year, as In the
past, pe 1riu assume Our responsibilities
as an organization and as tndiuidual
citizen In supporting our Community
Chest.
EDGAR NJ. EBERT,
President, Lions International
Evening star., 1954-10-17

This Is the kind OF thing that must be
done BY tpdtviduals u our society Is to
surrive and II t0hat tOe say about 1t to
others Is to ring true, for the differ
ence between democracy and totalt-
tdrtantsm Is that freedom depends upon
tndtutduals, to do freely some OF the
things that hare to be done.
JOHN FOSTER DULLES,
Secretary Of State
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Through the services supported By
Community Chests and United Funds,
Ue are all privileged to serve. All OF US,
think should be grateful for this
privilege.
OVETA CULP HOBBY,
Sec. Dept. of Health, Welfare and Education
Evening star., 1954-10-17

am confident that the more than ten
million members of the A. r. of L. ,ptH
continue their generous support OF their
Community Chest and United Fund
Campaigns.
GEORGE. MEANY,
President, American Federation Of Labor
Evening star., 1954-10-17

I knou that euery Knight OF Columbus
iotH contribute generously to his oton
united community campaign so that
children, the sick, the handicapped, the
aged and the troubled can continue to
recetve the care they need.
LUKE E. HART,
Supreme Knight, Knights Of Columbus
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Commnmy
Jewellers
cohen NiS
Hecee
The Mode
LRmtco Lewis
Isco SunR
qGopok GPoonocT ehonC
Evening star., 1954-10-17
if you only knew

how sorey needed your contribution is provide for the
homeless sick and impoverished !. (. you would
certainly dig little deeper, give little more
and feel a lot warmer inside your heart
Evening star., 1954-10-17

uant to add my personal and official
Endorsement to that OF our National
CIO Community Services Committee
for this falls campaign.
WALTER p. REUTHER,
President, Congress Of Industrial Org.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Red Feather worker knocks on your door. Don't
make token contribution and let it 60 at that
Give your fair share. You'll like yourself better
for doing so. And please don't put off your
contribution. Give now. There are so many to
provide for, and so little time to get it done. The
goal is 1000 and more by November 4. Join with
your neighbors and help us put it over -. on tme
Evening star., 1954-10-17

That poor kid in the picture above! His present
and future would be bleak indeed except for you
and your contribution to the Community Chest
And so would the lives of thousands of Others
young and old, who are the victims of broken
health, broken homes, impoverishment and other
misfortunes. Think of them when the volunteer
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA--Liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath, driveway; sos mo-, utils. incl.
DISTINCT HEIGHTS, adjacent to An
drews and Boiling Fields-Liv. rm.
bath. fenced yard. 500 per mo.
Cal RE. 5-6113 or RE. 5-5129. Ia
TOURISTS-Furn. apt, / to 3 mo.
r1AIkoGs Li TRANSPORTATION, private m1e
stone, front entrance, blue tile yes
tibule, spacious liv, rm., din. rin.,
GE kit. bedrm.. tile bath; furn. with
real nice furniture: utils. incl, Sl15.
FURN APT, 5 rms, kit. bath. pvt.
entr. SO Pills. ave, TAX. PIX, Md.
TAkOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. fireplace,
bedrm.. pvt. bath. lge. pvt. front
porch: new modern furniture.
$3.50. Adults. .JU.. 5-2150. Ill
TAKOMA PARK-Available Aug. Is;
terrace apt, cool, furn.. attr., liv.
rm.. kit. bedrm:. tile bath: $85;
N fdSlti; DEC IL 55 .Hm ant 70 windows.
PVT. bath, entr. and parking space;
sUITLAND. mr.; Census Bldg. - Liv,
clean; pvt. Adults. $50. Jo. s.3os7,
BETHESDA - Living room. dinette.
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath: con-
venient to schools. shopping facili-
ties and transportation. OIL. 4-2545,
9 am. to 6 pm. -15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liv. rm., din.
ell, bedrm., kit, bath. scr. porch:
adults: sos. OIL. 4-1SS7. 3
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

MEN ONLY bedrms.. So sgle. or
SIP dble. each; Va blk. transp. AP.
COTTAGE CITY. Midst n. next to
bath, dble. exposure, single 81,
ROOM for / or 2 men: Kit. privils.;
gar; nj. Fl. Myer. Pentagon. Navy
Annex: reas. ia. 7-S694. 3
FOUR CORNERS AREA or 2 la
dies; lovely dble. ventilated IT. bed
rm.; ref. JU. 5-5196. q
CHEVY CHASE-Large rm.,. PVT, bath.
Gentlemen. Call OIL. 4-4966 ewes.
after 6; week ends any time. Ia
ARL.-Lge. rm. next to bath in new
home: blk. to bus. 2100 N. Poto-
mac st. JE. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

TWO ROOMS, semipvt. bath: no OBJ
lection to small baby: S13.25 VIZ.
60a g ST. Sc. Ii. $1,000. tn.
DUPosSr AREA-clean attrac. enc,
sss 50 q and s5a.5o h1 Der a mo. 0i III.
DAVID. La L6-I314 -
WILSON HOUSE. 1899 18th st. NV.
Excl Excel, : Firm. sssPts., ss9- 500
SHADY BROOKS APT. Macarthur
blvd. n.w.-1 -bedrm. with pch.: utils.
incl: 500. EN-. 2-1o55. res. mgr.
DUPONT CIRCLE = Attrae. 2 rms.
and bath: newly decorated; lge.
closets; utils.; SOS. AID. 1885.
GaEsooiRsGSaErowN-small. but de luxe.
Garden fireplace, New, charming
an convenient S135. CO. 5-46s9.
ATTRAC. Tv APIS. SO wk IN. child
or baby welcome; also hskpg. rms,
reas. 1Io1 18th st NV DI 7-TSSS
1914 10th ST. N.W.-~The Floral
Manor" elev.-type BIDS; 2nd-h. enc,
HEI0HTs-Newly dec.
duplex apt; liv. rm., dinette. bed
rnl,, kit. bath. 10. 2-a509 after 8.
3Iao 18th ST. N.w.-s-rm, apt;
nice and cool. close to Rock Greek
Park. buk at door. CO. b-514S.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

LGE. FRONT RIM, twin beds. 1904
G st. Sc. Ii. 3-0798. -15
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House Office,
blk. Lib. Cong.-2nd A.. next bath;
clean, quiet rm.; man. Ii. 3-2913.
18th ST, mr.. Pa. ave. s.e.-Lge.
front rm., suitable cple. or lady;
phone and laundry priyils.; conv.
,transp. IL. 7-3479 %
3rd ST. Mr.. PENNA. AVE.-Lge.
bedrm. next to shower, also small
hall-rm. mr.. shower. Ii. 6-S376.
LARGE RIM, double; 4 windows. SGT
per person. Single. SO per week
S21 North Carolina ave. s.e. Ii.
39676. MRS. MCKAY or MRS.
CHRISTIAN. TO- +
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1925 18TH ST. N.E.-Furnished room;
gentleman; in pvt. home; conv.
transp., Phone La. 6-7659. 8.
furn. room, ext. phone, ldry. priv,
no other roomerS. Ii. 1890. Ia
COLORED-535 18th ST. NE. q
rms, home privileges; sgle. or dble.
Ii. 1851. %
COLORED-1427 AMES PL. NE
Lge. front rm., furn.. for gentleman
or couple: privils. Ii, 4-6172.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09

TREE REMOVAL. pruning, trimming.
d. c., Md; free est. MR.. CLAYTON,
UN. 4-09o3 or IA. e-O7eS anytime.
Ia
TOPsoIL that can be handled with a
rake. and cow manure. Elmwood g.
PATIos, walks, retain
ing walls. cement and stonework
water proofing, pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding. F. MARCUcC1o.. Pc.
TOPsOIL SALE - tons. delivered
locally, SIS; additional charge for
distant deliveries. RE. $4,000.
BULLDoZERs for sradins excavat-
ing, land clearing. Free estimates
Call UN 4-S533. night. AP TONES
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
1 Ios,sai' n sniIsa trees ShrqbDery
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, blue.
stone, sludge; hauling. grading, ex.
cayating. MR.. HARTING. HE; 4
VIRGIN TopsorL. best quality. i'm.
renovation. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
TRACTOR, used. Toro golf course
style with rectangular, dump body,
dual rear wheels; Hercules 6-cylinder
GSnsiie' r!Sp NE WIZ %ilisr
ave, Bethesda. OIL, $4,000. 10
MOWERS, power. used Jacobsen Park
80, 30-inch cut with 4-h.p. Wiscon-
sin engines, rebuilt, sharpened,
painted; Guaranteed; l with sulky,
CORNELL CO, 4715 Miller ave-.
Bethesda, OIL. $4,000. Ii.
MOWER, power. used, Jacobsen 90
inch Lawn King power mower with
painted: Ss5. G. L. CORNELL CO,
47l5 Miller ave-, Bethesda. OIL.
sfC SICKLE BAR MOWER, se-inch i cut:
Jacobsen Va hip. with lge. diameter
drive wheels, demonstrator model;
guaranteed as new. also has leaf
ment. $I,s5. 9. l. (, CORNELL a co.
Toro. repaired, painted. guaranteed,
$3.50 each: one 3-gang Ideal, excel.
cond., repaired. painted, guaranteed,
$3.50: Worthington 3-gang Bitter
type mower. rebuilt with new reels.
60" a. 4aa5 Miller ave" Bethesda S
MOWERS, used, and some new. at
greatly reduced prices: We welcome
47l5 Miller ave. Bethesda, Of,
TREE REMOVAL, trimming. topping,
land cleared lsHf Fully insured. Call
SWEET w 17' CORN for sale, right from
field to your door, fresh pulled for
deep freeze; 2 bags or more, So; 80
each; Takoma, Sil. Spr., Hyattsville
area; closed Sat. E. W. BESTPITCH.
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-aIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

PEACHES. Elbertas. 1925 blu. War
renton, Va, Rte. 20. right Rte. II.
3 mi. Warrenton Orchard sign. Be-
cunning Aug. z, Warrenton SS2-J-2.
consoles. $500 monthly and up,
pianos. ST. $500. PIANO MART.
R15 5th 81. NV. Gust above the
PIANO. Royal upright with bench;
concert pitch, hne action; beautiful
natural red mahogany finish; $l25.
Call NO. 7-4447. after 9 pm.
RJANOs-Used uprights. $4,000 and
consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART.
IlSls 5th st. NV. Gust above, the
PIANOS FOE RENT-Rental Or pur-
chase-rental plan. JoRDAN's. cor
1s4dSS1. JON an. aaa ssss s''' aeef aHne ave-.
silver Spring, Phone JU. 5-1105I.
Silver Spring store open evenings
sore RS eli eo.s ssY s. satasssy
has some real values in slightly
little as S25 down. JORDAN's, 1882
Ps sTE'f In front; n open daily from rom
=, trom until Z. MiS
qANOs-ws are now remodeling
+" our store and are offering At greatly
reduced prices . large selection OF
fights. Some slightly SCARED. The
rest are floor samples. new and re-
built. This is q chance TO buy
new piano for the price Of z used
one. Easy terms arranged. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 q st. NV.
prnr. r,iv.. black. copper. cast IRON:
cut-thrsSd fxtures. 'f bLocK's. INC.
f746 Lee hwy, ia. $500.
motor: 500. CAN 10. $500. 10
PRESSING MACHINE, tailor's sew
'sins machine and showcase: must
be sold. LU. 1890. -
RADIATOR ENCLOSURES, 4, metal,
sxcel. cond.; reas. RA. o-6920.
RANGES, gas. good - new. over 100
10 choose from; SO In. 20 IN, and
some burners; being replaced with
new ranges; very reasonably priced
n+Sl0-S25. DE. 2-OS00. 10
REFRIGERATOR aE. z Gu: T..
,..sxcel. cond:, $40; studio couch,
oil. 4-O9o3. 10
REFRIGERATORs. 200 Gas, In excel.
',-condition. 4 and @ Gu, It. II you
heed an extra refgr. ct home or at
your summer cottage. these are q
bargain. They are now being
removed from apts.. to be replaced
by larger units. Phone 10. 8-4040.
REFRIGERATOR, GE; late model
rs Gu. IT. So5. 10. $500 after
REFRIGERAToR Kelvinator. II
sl, f., excel. working cond., $50;
s7JU. 9-4591. 10
MRFRIGERAToRS - Clearance sale.
Reduced to $45. GE apt. size.
Sealed unit. Quiet operation. Ex-
: ,csllent condition. DUNNMARK, 413O
Ca, aye; nv To: 2-4S3l; :,
Gu. IT. with freezer; sell for $40:
yrs: like new. ia. 2-S330. 10
REFRIGERATOR, cleo. Kelvinator: in
.@Psrfect condition. Price, $50. Ii.
3EFKiHGSERAToRs, elec.. gas. recond..
from $1,000. PEERLESS SALES CO..
,-2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS, recond.. late mod.
els. lge. stock, bargains. ACME STOVB
BEfRrGERATQRs; electric and gas,
$50 each; also. late-model refgrS.,
$76. Will deliver. ST. 3-1216.
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGG!
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

-S4o-45. Dds. S25-s36-sS5. PVT,
e50I our ST. N.W.-Mod. apt Bldg:
Y studio, apt. with, refgr. and grill. for
light housekeeping; park. facilities.
Nicely fnrn. hedrm.. $40. Also
large rm. with pvt. bath. Maid serv-
ice daily Call GOLDEN PARROT
1873 pa isia sr. N.w.-Business wan
1850 GfRARD ST. N.W.-The Palmer
House; redec. cool, single rm.: only
FLORAL MANOR, 1914 18th st NV?
1855 p ST. NV, unusually lse.,
single rm.: adj. bath; So; also front
AIR iR: icoe eS3n5 STUDIO RM.,- 7eisr.,
F st NV. tx 3-6633. 10
ASHLEY HOTEL, 1892 Penna. ave.
or wk.; reas. rates. RE. 1854.
144s MASS. AVE. NV. - Double
rm., SIS wk. DE. 2-s263. 10
CONN. AVE. VIC, Upton st.-Lge.
dble. front rm.. cool and quiet;
laun. priv. telec. mch). Wo. 6-4563.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1929 Mass. Ave. a
house with reputation for clean
illness and beauty. SCI. rms. $40
and s45 mo. NORTHWEST CLUB.
CALVERT HoUsE-14o1 10th st.
NV. Cool rooms, bus. people, students,
good meals. switchboard. nv. --15
1871 PARK RID. N.W.-Large front
room adjoining bath: newly dec.
private residence; gentleman.
BEST DUPONT sECTIoN-Attrac.
room, pvt. bath, ige. closet. Also
student rm. Reas. Men. AID. 4-s73S.
4ios nth ST. N.w.-Large front
unlim. phone; close to 14th St. car
1i fsS i SEwif 70 pun N.w.-Double rm.;
ideal kn A for : girls or cple.' S. per Tk.
com or .-' CATHEDRAL AYES. VIC
bath; S37 mo-; man. no. 2-33os.
.1.O5 PENNA. AVE. N.w.-sgie. rm..
m II R isf sfT f PaYsi Sa1l cENTiLr
refs. RA. 6-20Ss. Ill
JUNO l4tn ST. near COiumDla rQ.-
Beautiful fro, front room; separate entr,'
1910 p ST. NV. THE churchiIl."
Clean rooms. running water. electric
lens Isns' i e Up. No., No, 7-9sSs: ...i6
Walter Reed. Excel. bus service.
Lady only. Phone: RIA. 6-65s7s
1881 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Large
room, walk-in closet. laundry and
telephone privileges. ia. 9-sa7i
1444 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Nice front
rm., list a.; also. back rm.. next
to bath. End Il. No drinking. HU.
LARGE FRONT RM., for i or 2; kit.
and laundry privils., unlim. phone,
elevator i467 Park I'd, Apt. SOB.
NEAR SHERATON PARK HOTEL,
and 2 buslines: men or women; sim
gle or double; SIS to S35. NO. T.
AiiR.cooLED studio rm., refsr., grin.
clock radio. Tv. air foam mattr.
Nh Hl47 sEEo s.; E I'VE S-6s Gs,, AZ, -1s
Ssaat: . furn.. $3.50: sFl., Sc: ls4s
FOR BACHELORS, sgl., dbl. semi pvt.
bath. Also light Housekeeping utilS.
furn. Reasonable. Hu. 3-9197. %
1913 10th ST.-Singles, sd week up;
doubles, Sl2 up, attractively fur
DUPONT CIR.--Sgie. rm., use Of kit.
liv. rm., TV: daily maid serv, lT5T
@ st. NV. DE, .-0la9,
OVERLOOKING Rock Greek PIX. 18th
and Harvard--Six windows. running
water refined lady; kit. laundry;
phone privils.; gar. avail. DE, 2-S62S.
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24l5 18th ST. NV.
Mr.. Columbia I'd, attractively dec.
and furn. bsmt. apt. i lee. rm., kit:
and pvt. bath, sos mo. incl. refgr,.
stove and all utils. Open for In
spection. 8 am. to 8 pm. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., els N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. STAG. 10
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

935 MASS. NV; 141 11th ST. NE
Close In. town, Clean rooms $3.50
week. IL 1882.
1910 p ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchill"-
Lee. ,rm; with complete kit: linens.
Mr.. bath. SIS wk. NO. 7-9S6S.
Ice. STUDIO RIM. and kit, s1S.5o
wk.; cple. or 2 girls 1908 Kilbourne
pi. NV. no. 2-8s13: 10
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. bright rm.,
Ven. blinds: deck porch; refgr.,
stove: SO wk. DE. 2-1675. liz
212O 18th ST. NV rms, refgr,
stove, all utils.; $50. rm.. refgr..
stove, utils.; $40. co. 6-1s52. JIG
SLEEP ON ,AIRFOAM, wake up to
music, clock radio, TV, -rfgr.; So
SIS. 2147 Fn.w. Elk; 3-e633. Ia
704 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-One
large front room and kitchenette,
eiee. reefgr.. utils.; $3.50 week.
NEWLY Vi 1 DEC. STUDIO RIM. in nice
NV; hot plate. refgr:: express bus:
$40 mo: RA. 3-9462.
1929 DELAFIELD PL.-2 lge. rms.
screened porch, refgr. and hot plate,
next BATH attic fan. RIA. 6-s45S
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GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS, Axe reg, IL wks..
demonstrate. / male. . females,
COLLIE fihy PT5Pses KIDS: bring tSs folks
ready to 20; TO. S.6a31. %
BOXERS, reg; beautiful fawn pups,
weeks: Priced for quick sale.
BOXER PUPPIEs, Axe reg, 2 weeks,
male and female; fawn. Excel. pedi-
sk 5oes Sf mSaTGRE p6oSfEs. now
IL CHI. in 8 gen: Distinctive chocolate
sim avail. 2 pet-priced. To see, call
E n: ffpt sEF RFff T P6rPiRs mos.
old, regis. hunting stock, best OBJ
tainable. reas. WA. 7-54g9. 3
COLLIE PUPS-AKC. Excel. line
bred. wks., sable and white fe-
males. For beauty and disposition
see these lovable and affectionate
pets. 1925 Warren st. NV. EN-.
BOXER PUPS, champ. sired: 2 fe-
males, fawn: Axe reg; must sell this
BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTENS
Whites and blues; excellent pedigree.
RA. 6-4043. Ill
PARAKEETS WANTED
Now paying S1.75; will pick up; Bel
mont 5-7US4, Baltimore, Md.
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aOO1 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Good
meals Young people. Nice single
I'm s15 wk. Dble., S12. CO. b.
ARLINGTON. 1885 N. 18th st. -
Lounge, TV; southern meals; conv.
n C Pentagon Arl. Hall; SIG to
$50, per wk. ia. 1928. MRS.
BACHELOR APT. for /, Q or 8 per
sons Mr.. legations; phone and maid
service; rates from $40 per mo-,
incl. meals daily; refs. requested;
call MRS. BUTTON. HO. 2-7600.
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MlscEL. WANTED Cont

FURNITUkE - Wanted today. furni.
ture. any amount Also need refgr..
gas range and good piano Call
GRANDPARENTS CLOCK. with date
and lunar changes; must be good
appearance and working. Box BOOK,
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.


5 rms. kit. and bath 500 mo, Incl
utilities. See janitor. or call DE.
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: MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZER. Dr. Caterpillar for rent
by day or longer MR.. MULLINS,
7CT. 1880,
FANS of all types for every applica.
:. non. Seasonal or occasional rates.
: Call MA. S-425o, THE GRIGSBY CO
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-2nd AND T N.E.-Lge.
front rm. for LADY: $50 mo. NO.
7-5525. Ill
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Washington Circle Apis.
2430 PA. AVE. NV.
AID NONnITTONE
THOMAS p. BROWN

THOMAS +. BROWN
615 4th st s.W. MA. a:Is19
COLORED-2 SPACIOUS RMS. kit.
and bath; cony; NV section. gttls.
Three rms. kit, and bath: $s5 mo-,
plns utiIi,ies. See ianitor or call
cofLioREp9Trwo ROOMS. kitchen,
bath; S725O See tanttor 1l09
Columbia I'd. eg nv. L1ss REALTY
c 81 Mb: iiSses V ST. N.w.-Fna-
eiency and l-bedrm. apts.; $50 and
$50 mo-, cow, neighborhood. ideal
HANNAH, N' 43a 18th st. NV, NJ.
CoIIoRE;D-ANACosTIA. 11os Chi:
cago st. s.e.-.Two rms. kit. and
/. bath, utils. incl; sos. Lu. 4-3311.
coLoRED-D ST. Me-. mr.. 18th
Bedrm.. liv. .rm., kit; and bath; pyt:i
Seo D. vi 5oHa asi' faf Hu Tks sssis1 o4
coLoRED-see7 pu BOTS ST. Sc.
- rms, dinette, kit. and bath;
aGse s ssTfehed 5 rear HR 1oTsh SO Ger
CoLORED. 5II3 DIX ST. N.E:-Mod.
and bath apt. SOS mo. Inspect Mon
day, $40 to S:3O or call DI. 7.4244.
CoL0RED-ii09 n ST. S:W.I-l.rrn;.
t theni e esli co. s sssa5 s'7 inspect
ICOLORED. M. MINI. Ave; s.E.-1
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, .dinette. baths
screened porch; Venetian blinds: nr.
bus ana schools SOB heat incl, 70.
CoIoRED-2I4O N ST. N:W.-s
bedrms, liv. RIM, kit. and bath, apt.
bldg: rent S95. ME. S-6ss3. 10
COLORED--lsiO VERNON ST. NV.
. bedrms,: kit. bath, newly decor.
apt. bldg; S75 mo-. ME. s-6ss3.
the city. and ) rooms. kit. and
priced. Call MRS. BRADLEY. Mon.
c eits5 S:60 e. De sD. Sil 81. Me-
and bath: SIS. Key in Apt. Z. In
spect, then call CO 5-6222.
apt; BLDG, rms, tit.: bath; sSe:so
see jani fSS or aO' cali CO. 5Os2ss.
COLORED--5Ie6 CALL PL;, S.E:-3
rms bath; $50: heat. cleo. incl.
mi MR oR SGHEyE: LIZ 4 l 81 ssS;E-oo,.
dble rm.,o KIT, share bath: utils.
COLORED - SMART, ONE-BEDRM.,
liv. rm., kit. and bath apts.. near
Florida ave. at 500 You st. NV:
$50 90 See ianitor or SHANNON
a. LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV.
co1oREIGMoDERN NEW BLDG.
pm. 1929 Foote st. ne, | and q
bedrm. apis, beautiful equipped. all
utils. furn.. mr.. schools. Deposits
beins accepted. WILLIAM J. DAVIS
INC, 500 H st. NV, Ma. S-3556.