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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-14
Funeral Services
w. B. Garrett, 81

Funeral services we've held We'd
ns.day a Olive Branch Meth
dis Church for Willie B. Gar
.st. II VINO died Monday Sep
tember 6 after short illness He
VA, prominent farmet N the
Prospect section
lie is survived by his wife.
Mrs Lucy Garrett. a son. VIII
liam Bernard Garrett grand
daughter his father While III
Garrett. Of Sheppards. Bucking
ham County. two brothers, Leon
ard Garrett, stationed with the
Army in Kansas. and John Yves
ley Garrett, Of Dlllwyn. Buck
meham County and three Sis
tiers. Mrs. Mary r Rosen. Of
Richmond; Mrs Beulah CarWile.
Of SheppardS, and Mrs, Margaret
Crews. OF Manteo. Buckingham
county
Born July %. 1899. il Farm
Vile, Va, Mrs English was the
daughter of James and Mollie
tWalthaul Orange Surviving her
are her husband Frank FL Eng
fish. one stepson, Richard Eng
lish, Of Cresson. two grandchr-
dren. and one brother Spencer
Orange of Altoona. formerly of
FarmVille. Va.
Those attending the funeral
services from Virginia were Mr.
and Mrs. Morton L. Davis. Of
Farmyille, and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sheffield and son, Of Rich
mOnd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-14
Women Of Moose
ReliVe Club Events
In This Is Your Life

With Mrs. Mary Lane substi-
tuting for Ralph Edwards. and
minus the glare of TV lights and
rowing cameras, the Farmville
Women of the Moose relived the
high points Of their tWo-year
existence IN an adapted This Is
Your Life program Thursday
night.
DO you remember when?" said
MIS- J B Sublett gave the
opening prayer for the afternoon
session followed by a playlet, "A
Book in a Bag of Beans by the
ROYAL Ambassadors Of Spring
Greek Church.
Special music was rendered by
the young people OF Bmkeville
Baptist Church,
A play, It's Smart TO Wear
Glasses was presented by Young
Woman's Auxiliary Of Liberty
Church.
The program was closed with a
Meditation" read responsiviely,
Diapers were given by The or
carnations to White Cross work,
or hospital work in Africa
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13
Upstairs BackrOOm
Was Birthplace OF
instrument Company
Launching OF Firm Failed
To Rate Notice In News
Of 1904

Launched unnoticea and unheralded
80 years ago in a hackroom, upstairs
location at the edge of the business
district, the Trplett Electrical In
strument Co. has expanded from its
initial small onS room location into a
huge multi-plaht industrial operation
which makes Bluffton one of the
world centersE of Instrumentation.
/" So unimportan was the launching
of what today is the towns major
industry, so far~>as the newspaper
coverage of that time is concerned,
that no mention was made of the
event in the Bluffton News of 1904.
Today special section of the same
newspaper carrie Is stories of the
romance represented by growth and
expansion of Il he company from its
humble beginning.
First Home OF Company
First home bf the instrument firm
was in an old brick building which
stood on South Main street on the
site now occupied by the structure in
which the City Market operates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13

The small room in which young
Ray Triplett launched his industrial
venture was in a rear location on the
second floor, hidden behind quarters
occupied by Blufftqn's 1904 telephone
exchange.
After operating for about one year
in the uptown quarters, the concern
in 1905 moved to la small frame build
ing on College Avenue near the
stadium, where Plant No. 2 of the
company still operates.
As business Continued Il, expand,
additions wers made to the College
avenue factory, the ID 4st in 1928 wis IN
floor space whs doubl I'D. In additibh,
for many YEARS pridr to 1925, the
Machine shop operated in building
now used al a warehouse on Cherry
street, adjaeent to the Amstutz auto
wrecking yard.
Rapid Growth In '2S
During the four years following
1928 as the company enjoyed one of
its periods of most rapid growth
plans were made for expansion to an
additional plant location, eventually
eliminating in the four large build
ings standing on Harmon road.
The initial building in this develop
ment, completed in 1885, transformed
a backyard pasture lot and dumping
grounds into one of the show places
of Bluffton, and resulted in the open
ing of what had formerly been q
dead-end water street" ending at
the waterworRs.
Conditioned Shops
This 1885 Building was the compa-
ny's first in a series of air-conditioned
buildings, in which all air going into
assembly rooms is washed clean and
kept that way a departure which sew
eral years agb gave rise to an adver-
tising campaign of the company
based on DUsTLESSTOWN, OHIO.
Following construction of the
original Harmon road plant building
in 1886, two other huge building:
have been erected at the same loca
ton since that time, increasing b!
more than three times the floor space
at that location as recently as less
than two decades ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13
Safety Record
Good At Triplett

Safety precautions always have
been one Of the cardinal principals
of Triplett manufacturing and as
sembly operations, phase of the
local companS's activities which has
made it one of the leaders in Ohio
in that respect.
During the rush of of war years,
the Importance of safeguarding work
menF4ed~te>the formation of an Allen
countrywide safety campaign.
In every six honths period but one
throughout ths entire war, Triplett
led its division in the safety cam
paign, and three times the local COM
pany won TIL countrywide champion
ship as the Safest plant in the county.
Another World War II distinction
was selection of Triplett as war plant
of the week, back in 1914. AS one
phase of this honor, Mrs. Agnes
Birchnaugh, \of Bluffton, selected
from the company appeared on a ma
tion-wide radio program along with
Arden Baker, personnel manager.
Fire and lightning destroy S133
million dollars worth of property an
nually on farms.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13

Triplett softball teau1 defending
Allen county ehampohsg will play
their first home game of the 1854
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13
SUMNER HOURS EFFECTIVE

TripIett EIectncal Instrument Co.
employees began their new summer
schedule May l. The new hours are
from T a. m. to 11:30 a. m. and from
1890 p. m to 4 p. m. Previously the
summer scheduleAwas from z m. to
IL noon and from p. m. to 4 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13

TRAGEDY STRUCK the Bluffton
instrument firm in 1929 when Waldo
Diller, then president of the Diller
Manufacturing Company, predecessor
of Triplett Electrical Instrument Co.,
met death in an auto-train crash at
the Nickel Plate Railroad crossing
several miles north Of town. He was
returning from business trip to
Toledo where he had demonstrated
one of the firms pew testers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13

season next Tuesday night under the
lights at Harmon Field meeting Lima
Loan. Game time is 8 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-13
Triplett Buyers
Stock 655 Items
Used BY Company
Firms Supplying Needs
Of BlufftOn Manufacturing
Co. Number Over 800

A handy new purchasing manual
for sales representatives calling on
the Triplett Electrical Instrument Co.
is being placed in the lobby to bene-
fit statesmen calling on the company.
An outgrowth8 of talking with
statesmen of many various firms, the
manual prepared by Paul Stauffer,
purchasing agent, is unique in the
industrial field in that it lists all
items purchased by the company and
the different types of these items. It's
purpose is to facilitate better under
standing between sales people and
the Triplett purchasing department.
That it should be of helpful ma
ture to statesmen can be seen from
recent report Of the Sales Execu-
tive Club of New York which esti-
mates that the average cost of an
industrial salesman's call is $17.24.
And most of this cost results from
time lost by salesnen through not
knowing their prospects needs.
The manual is ali the more useful
as the number of Items used in serv-
ice and maintenance at the Triplett
company is approximately Cos and
covers such myriad of products no
person could be aware of every need.
The purchasing department pur-
chases from sone 800 firms located
across the length and breadth of the
United States. In addition it buys
wire directly from England and
through importers has purchased ma
terials from Puerto Rico, Holland
and Switzerland, among others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

ARL.--Nice Ige. rm.: modern home,
all cows, on h1Sline mr.. PentagOn.
Gentleman IA. 4-0560. 30
SILVER SPRING. in 500 block Boni-
FAINT ST. single rooms with bath;
young men preferred; references re-
CURED. JU. S-4S03. -5
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Bus at door:
lovely ROOM Sa5 month. Call OIL.
2-0aS0. %
SILVER Nicely furnished
clean, warm room: no drinking; S25
per mo JU. 9-7392.
ALEX. Bev. Hills-Master bedrm.,
new home, pvt. entr., share adj.
bath with / gentleman. TIE. 6-3S31.
N. ARD rms. knotty pine semi
nsnlt,. pvt. entr, pvt. new home
avail, . empl., sober, refined
protestants. Compl. furn., incl. utils.
$50. IA S-5SI7. 80
BETBESDA--Room, private bath;
lovely home; single, $40 no.: ex-
cellent transportation. OIL. 4-1640
BEAUTIFUL RIM. in lovely Alex
home; unlimited phone; COW.
transp. to Pentagon and D. c.;
refs. TIE. 6-6ST4. --4
ALEX. = Gentlemen; double room;
twin beds, single or double. near
Eath; conv. loo. TIE. 6-S214. II
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

OR 8 BEDRM. APT
Screened porch. yard. all utils.; no
children; 500. JU. 9-4559. -6
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR rms.
kit. dinette, bath: heat: private en-
trance; reliable. couple; one child;
S3a,3o! convenient transportation.
H VAT sHsH IEe' - 411s oueensSury
I'd; nicely furn.. 2 rms. kit, dinette.
bath: large screened porch. DUNN
q CO, WA. 7-O04S. Is
TAX. PK.-Liv. rm., bedroom, kitch-
en-, pvt. bath and entr.; utils.,
washer; near transp.: $50. Ju.
SECOND FLooR-Detached home hon
rm., kit, large closets: newly decor;
mr.. Walter Reed, shopping, transp.:
couple only; SIS mo. JU. 1896.
PK.-sman. bright 3-rm.
apt. 4or ] or 2: Bendix: express
M Sgs RS sgSIa; S ~ 6 sssnS.rd 81
loo: refs; '' empi. adults s: s s' -Ot
cheney $3.50; / 5-rooms and bath
$3.50. Mod. new house. LII. l.
PARK - Furnished or
unfurnlSned. bedrooms, llV. rm.,
din. rnf., kit. with Bendix; immed.
possession. JU. 9-512S. %
BEDRM. -LIV. RIM, dinette. COM
plete kit. pvt. bath, pvt. entrance;
completely furn. UN. 4-35S4. "A
COTTAGE CITY, 370S 37th pl.; blk.
of Baltimore blvd.--Attrac., clean,
3 rms. kit. and bath; all utils.
WA. 1-007S. -
NOT AN APT. but all 2 young girls
need for keeping house; Catholic
kit, utils ee linen linen 0s saa mo s' ca ssi Ri
Upshur ST.. Brentwood. WA. 7-4753.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

1880 HoLBROOK ST. Nee blks.
north 18th and H. delightful ind
Ar; cor. 2-rm. apt; mod. S-tamily
bldg: oil h.-w.h.: $3.50. Also new
GIFT. refgr. sTEUART BROS. nc.
DI 5-2434 Or D1. 7-S695. -
CORNER bedrm.. beaut. front:
lawns a eorner OF ofef cshsaEfs V sad
Idaho avenues NV; most reason
ably priced and situated in one OF
WaShingtOn'S finest established air
conditioned bldgs. 3040 Idaho ave.
Full nniM' k XII IIsSoq EFFICIENCY. CON conn.
lished, de luxe. modern air -condi-
toned bldg; located in one of
Washington's finest neighborhoods.
One block from Mass. and wis.
avenues W. Choice location in
bldg, 24-hr, secretarial SWITCH
on direct blsiine. SOLO Idaho ave.
NV, EN-. $4,000. IS
us KENNEDY NV" bedrms., liv.
rrn., din. rm.. kit, bath; over quiet
camera store; $3.50, adults only.
LIVING RIM, BEDRM.. kitchen and
bath; new stove. refrigerator and
sink; newly decorated; $40 See
days, $50 to 5: sats.. $50 to i.
NR. BOILING FIELD-Completely re-
decorated: 3 rms. plus dinette;
$6S.S0, incl. all utils. ia. 9-9191.
--13
SHIPLEY PARK-One and two bed
rm. apis. in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment; extralarge rms, picture win
dows. plenty of closet space. storage
rms. and laundry facilities; COW. to
bus. schools and shopping center.
once located at 3400 25th st. Sc.
10. 2-O135.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV;
elevator; bedrm,, liv, rm.. kit,
c ST. NE, i.6--1 and 2 bedrms. !:
mr.. Capitol; pvt. and Semipvt.
baths: S5o-SI00. Ii. 4-57lU. A
l s55 r ST. NV; The Dupont Manor
ATTRACTIVE l room, Kitchen and
FRANCIS sCoTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. by daY or
week. Call MA S-5425.
HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
Excellent Groom apts;. S9o-$l00;
n baehel9r apis, apis SO AID; -, $500.
Hamp. Newly, dec. attrac,, furn.;
Nv n. IN; 2 eeed an Kit bath; suit.
18th ST. NE, I:.s, near Eastern
High-lst f., 3 rms, bath: Ss5,
LUNG IltJsi i 81 g goa9a1. 10. s-4ssS l a,
CAPITOL HILL-From $50 to 1925;
beaut. furn.: private entrances;
parking avail: adults. Ii. 3-3003.
\. H. AVE. of Dupont circle-lst
kit. din. bath: utils.; Sl35: also 2
rms kit, din. bath; utils.; 500.
Mr. = DUPONT 1lPo1' c1R.-Liv. rm.. Oedr n
Pullman kit, bath: beaut, furn.;
Sl00. incl: .utils. RA. .3-2356. d
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1888
l3th w.-Efic. ,bed-liv. rm,, kit,
bath: day or week. MA. 5000;
NV, NEWTON ST., mr.. 16th-Lge.
studio apt; kitchen. tile bath: utili-
ties included: $50 RA. 3-2943. -
CAPITOL HILL. attractively furnished
efficiency. S75. including utilities.
LILY; RIM. bedrm.. kit. bath: 45ae
1853 CALVERT sT. NV. - Bedrm.,
lily. nm. kit. and bath; new furn, !;
elev. bldg. See janitor on premises,
CONN. AvE.-Lse. apt. bldg. 8
ms ms: NO small children: $500 mo.
NEAR E2 0 GWu. sos 10th st. nv s
Newly redec, .bsmt. apt. private
bath; 2 or 3 adults; S75, utils. incl.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Cheerful apt. on
nice street; ideal for 2; sos. DE.
isis 18th ST. NV. off Columbia I'd.
Lge. efficiency and l-bedrm. apt;
s6a.50 up. MGR, Apt. l. AID. 4-032s.
1913 18th ST. N.w.-Beautifully dec
grated; bedrn., Hy. rm., modern
kit. latest in equipment. See res.
mgr. on premises. $50 mo.
ENGLISH BASEMENT ige. liy. rin.,
bedrm.. kit, din, pvt. bath, front
and rear entr. 1914 Lamont st. NV.
---g
18TH AND r SITS. N.W.-Bsnt. apt. !;
! rm;. lge. kit. and bath; S85. co.
5-5770. 80
MODERN APT, of Hawaii Ave. NE.
Corner duplex, | st floor: / bedrm.,
lily din rai.. kit. bath; parkinS:
1854 FARRaGuT ST. N.w.--ouiet
privacy; hedrn.. HV rIn., Kitchen,
screened porch overlooking garden,
bath; empl. adults; sos. RA.
0.1137.
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18th AND SOUTH DAKOTA-Transp.
6empl. woman. % to A.. $40 wk.:
refs. EXCHANGED. Unlimited phone.
s5shIS .sIssss ss5., mi *
DOUBLE ROOM. all privileges: man
or couple preferred. LII. 1-436S..
es17 MONROE ST. N.E.-one single,
with hot plate, 50. One single, So, or
20 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.~Large room
with adj. porch and semipvt. bath:
. $40 single, S12 double. AID. 1880.
8417 9th ST. NE, 2nd fl. front rms.
Near bus. Empl. person. Close. to
CoLOREDwREAR ROOM for working
a. man or lady; cpnv to transp.: use
oof kitchen: share bath. Ii. 6-9A77.
CoLORED--ROoM for empl. married
=. couple, Kit, in bsmt.: conv. transp.
,COLoRED-l Ice. RM.. furn.; Close
aTto shopping center; child accepted;
home privils. LII. -04a3. 10
'COLORED--5S06 FIELD PL.--Lge.,
Sunshiny, well-iurn. rn,, mr.. bath.
CoLoREb-and AND G SITS. Ne
I. Lge. rm,, nicely furn., kit. privileges.
co OF iDs FRONT ROOM for
aman; cooking privileges. Call AID.
4-69S2. IS
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w.

NEAR RECEIVING STATION, new
painted furn. rm., $50 mo. LU.. f.
CAPITOL HILL. 100 C st. s.e.-Rm.
''bath. kitchen; SIS wk. See MR.
STANBACH or call Ii. 4-T700., --4
CAPITOL HlLL--Opposite House Or
fee Block Library CONGRESS. Well
furnished room: man. Ii. 3-a913.
10
l OR g LARGE ROOMS for rent I'M
" lovely detached home. LII. 2-513S or
Luz. "-335S 10
EOLoRED - NEWLY FURN., newly
'*dec. lge. front rm.: for sgle.; all
=. privileges; $40. AID. 2-2277. %
COL0RED BACK ROOM, nicely
furnished for rent. Ii. 7-Slas after
80 nm. g
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APIS. FURNIsHED--p. &.

1883 C ST. N.E.-3 rms, nicely furn.,
bath; close to transp. Ii. 1895.
NEAR NAVY YARD, 216 18th st. sc.
First H.. hedrm.. kit, pvt. bath
$50, incl. utils. RIA, 6-2036. 30
sI3 EAST CAPITOL ST.--Two rms,
Kit. and bath; End d., front; 3 ex-
posures, ESQ; utils. Incl. ST. 5.
l sso cl EM ls 81. k.w.-comD. w..
bedrm.. complete kit. share bath
all utils.: $50. NO. T-94f3. "A
UPTOWN, 1926 Park I'd. n.w,-Lge
bed-liv. rm. comb, lge. complete kit,
PVT PVT. bath bath; I npasely f urn; $50: ,6
n;w.-Newly decorated; best transp
ATTRAC. Nv APIS. SIS wk. UP: child
or baby welcome; also hskpg, rms.
NEWLY REDECoRATED 1.bedroom
apt, 1858 Both st. Sc. Hillcrest.
TO SHARE MY HOME with a re-
fined. settled couple. rent reason
1888 NEWTON-2-bedrm. apt, re-
dec: child welcome. Also rnn., bath;
low rent. MANAGER. tn. 2-l3S7
--5
SER CoNN.--Redec. IL bedrm. apis
also effic.; furn. or unfurn.; reas.
price; utils. incl. MGR. EN-. 2-6s43.
DUPONT CIRCLE. o1aa p st. NV
Liy. rln.. bedrm.. kit. and pvt. bath.
S1T.50 per week.
WILL SUBLET l-bedrm. apt. from
Meridian Park vicinity. AID. $4,000.
10 am. to 9 pm. from y PIN. to
'f's 5e arm s " .a III, '' .aa 5 sa
rear porch: nicely furn:, $50 mo.
1Os WEBSTER Sir. N.E.-secoAd fl.
duplex, private. all utiis,. $50 mo mo-
17i7 r ST. N.w.--Large completely
f bldg 49, l Sec Res aDM oR sie'as6t
as s'a WASH. CIRCLE. cor. N. H, ave.
Sl2-SIo. ST. 3-2s4s. AID. 4-3946.
1881 PARK RID. N.W.-Attrac. apis,
from l rm,,. kitchenette and bath 70
% r@S kr no. neil a anH 0S 5
14lS PARK RID. N.W.-very reason
able; several sizes; l rm,, kitchen
cite and bath, sos and $50 mo.
Also 2 rms, kitchenette and bath,
$40, $50 and SS5 mo. Also 3 rms,
kitehenette and bath, 500. S95 and
500 mo-; utils. incl. See resident
manager. Apt. No. 5. %
24iO 18th ST. N.W.--various. sizes,
| rm., big dressing closet, bath, lge
kit. and dinette, $3.50 mo-; also
liv. rm,,. bedrm., kit, dinette. and
bath, 500 mo-; liv rm., , bedrmS.,
kit, dinette and bath, Sis mo-: liv
rm, din. rm., 3 bedrms., = baths,
$3.50 mo. Inquire switchboard
1896 MINI. AVE. SCI bedrm. lily
rm. COMB, pvt. kit; newly dec. nicely
furn.; new Frigid.; $50 mo. LII. l.
1906 g. MINI. AVE. s.E.-Lge. Ink
rm., lst Ar. front; nicely furn:. new
Frigidaire: $40 mo. LII. l-4790.
srd AND ALLISON NV rms. kit,
bath, in pvt. Christian home; all
utils. furn.; $3.50. RIA. 6-O075.
8 ATTRAC. RMs.-suit. 8 Govt. wrks
S125: Capitol Hill. 12S c st. ne,
Ant. 81. Ii. 7-2T66. 81.
CAPITOL HILL, 12S C st. me-. Apt
21---Liy.- bedrm. with pch., semipyt
bath; sleep. rms. avail. Ii. 7-2766
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APIS. EURNIshEp--VA.

8 ROOMS. BATH; completely fur
nished except linen. Everything sep
arate,, Couple. JE. 2-1s5s. Fails
.-BEDROOM. ExTRA-LARGE APT;
incl din. rm., kit; and tile bath; Al
with child preferred. JE. 10000.
GUEsTHOUsE TYPE; pvt. entrance,
with garage. Ample closet space.
Cow. to shopping and transporta-
ton: $50 mo-, plus electricity. JE.
3 ROOMS. BATH, utilities; End floor;
ton. OV. 3-1927. --5
contour unit bldg. 2 pvt, entrs..
liv. rm., full din. rm., kit. bedrm..
bath. large screened porch. garage;
ref. JE. 2-1042 -
-bedrm. apt, utils., brick
gar; $125; mr.. Fl. Myer and shop
ping area. ia. 2-164i after 8 pm,
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED two
rms. and bath. private, home nr.
new Westinghouse Airbrake Lab,
Fairfax. Cos reas. JE. 2-6557.
ARL.. mr.. clarendon-Entire End f.;
5 rms, bath; mr.. bus, 10 min. Pent;;;
~. ~, I'll ~ NV. ilAAl.
couples OK. JE. 1926. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed-
room apartments; janitor service,
laundry PRIVILEGES; downtown loca-
ton: all utilities; $50 to $500.
Call TIE. 6-667O, between 10 am.
AS M Z 2 IL vA.-rwo-bedrm. apt.
front and back screened porches; ID
min. D. c.: adults. JE. 2-0S66. %
ARLINGTON, Z min. Pentagon--One
bedrm., lovely mahog. furn., car
peted, 20-in. TV console; $40 mo-,
incl. utils. oV. 3-2520. ia. 1881.
10
ARLINGTON-Five-rm. apt; 20-ft.
liv. rm., fireplace; 3 blocks shopping,
8 min. Pentagon, 20 min. 18th and
Constitution by bus at door. Ideal 8
or 4 single adults. ia. 1906.
ARLINGToN-Enic. apt, sos; quiet
empl. cple.: close to shopping. KE.
NORTH ARLINGToN-1-bedrm. apt,
pvt. entr.,. pvt. bath; child welcome.
NEAR PENTAGON-Family apis. and
ms, :, day day, or week. Free parking.
siUNsETS Grove MOTOR COURT.
Fairfax, Va. Winter rates, kitchen
units completely furnished: $50
week. Crescent 3-9S02. .
ar NV A HrT1nTA
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- 80
FREE!
ROOM. for man or woman willing to
: do little bookkeeping and tipping
evenings, in exchange for room and
bath; references. WO. 6-a34l -,
COLORED--1sOl SWAMI ST. NV,
/, pit. 32-Comfortable warm room
nice settled woman; cooking prlyhs.
CoLORED-l3e6 VERMONT AVE-
Warm rooms, near Transportation,
Gail MRS. ANDERSON. NO. 1856.
COLORED-FRoNT RIM, single. SO
mo, 113S You st. NV, DU. 7-601s.
COLoRED-FRoNT ROOM for rent
with kit. 113 Rock Greek Church
rd. NV. Nj, carline, bus. RA. 3-o!3'
CoLoRED-SGLE. AND DBLE,. conv
'transp., 1911 S st. NV. NO. 1880.
cOLoRED-BEAUTIFUL front room
: for couple or lady. Cooking privils.
Call RA 6-57l4 ii
CoL0RED-FURNlsHED ROOM for
reolored lady in NV. section. Du.. T.
etoILto5RED - 1884 BILTMoRE ST.
N.W.-Rms. in pvt. home. Conv.
transp.,, shop dist. Pvt. co. o.
:. 1867 after 5. %
CoLoRED-a0I TAYLOR ST. NV
"A quiet, clean home; kit, priviis. ;
sgle. or cple. RIA, 6-l49:. ..
COLORED-2I1 d ST. N.W.--Very
large, clean conf rms III III p Ilylals:
coLoREp - 1888 FAraaoNT rs ST.
HO. 2-45S5. %
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Single and double rms. for young
ladies and men. Lovely home, excel.
board, Elevator. r"
ALEX, o6ol Russell rd--Large dble.
room, pvt, bath, elcel. meals. pvt.
home; on busline; reas. OV. 372266.
JEWISH HoME-Nice, conf. rm,,
pvt. shower, IT,, with or W out board
1903 Kenyon NV, AID. 1898. ---6
GIRL. to share nicely furn. rm, with
another girl In Jewish home, meals
optional, bus at door. LII. 2-l126.
ELDERLY OR RETIRED LADY -
Southern cooking, nursing care; in
pleasant pvt home. WA. 1922.
ROOM WITH BOARD. washing and
ne. section. DE. 2-f2sl. 10
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OO1-Nice
sgle. rm., Sl5 wk.; dble., So. Good
meals; young people. CO. 5-2493,
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. ave
n.w.-De luxe living in a club resi-
dence for refined ladies and men;
meals, maid i free phone service
CO. 5-9349, NO. 1910. 5
CALVERT HOUSE, l40l 18th NV
Choice rooms. business people STU
uCibS. oEtGIlCu lllCllu- IDA ",
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely front
room. Available for 3 girls. Excellent
food. DU 1-3@::'2 -
LARGE FRONT bedroom in nice
home; home-cooked meals: officer
preferred. IA. S-2610. IS
The John Kilpen Hotel
23l0 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn. ave. at 1900,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dble,
and ssle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals. Rates $3.50 wk. up. HO.
n-31ftb
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APIS. FURNISHED. e.

ee3 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
6 APTS.-$45 AND $50
Incl. utils. and refrigeration. Ideal
for 1 or 2 adults This rent has
been reduced $40 and SIS on each
s sDs DG WIa 6a5s dsYf Really ssTf e.
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ROOMS FuRN.-MD. & VA.

pvt, bath, pvt entr., close I'd cows.
:..girl. ia. S-1f02. ia. 7-Q1n7. Il
r RMS, | sgle,, dble with twin
-. beds. gentlemen. conv., Arl. Hall: On
2 buslines: reas. ia. 2.7S92. --5
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.

Just across the District line. One bus
fare: excellent bus facilities: con-
venient to shopping center and
theater.
hall. living room, dinette,
bedroom, kitchen and bath; Sl05
including utilities.
Reception hall LIVING, rm..,, dinette. :
including utilities; avail. Dec. ID.
Plenty Of parking. Lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 1-6200.