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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Repairs to LC AIumnde House Begin;
Plans Include Club Meeting Place

has been fortunate enough 10 ~.
ccive number of small glfts ltl-
Guiding prints, some china an
1912 silver set ana chair from
the residence ~ Ellen Glasgow III
Richmond one particularly large
-lfts has been the presentation bY
Mrs Harriet Booker Lamb and
n Il Booker Jr d historic
bedroom suite formely used IN
Randolph House the nd Prince
Edward Hotel Thfse piece. carry
nc tradition that both Lee and
Grant used them during their
STAYS Al Randolph House ID tile
last days Of the Civil War
Club Meeting Place
Mrs Coyner adds that the Al
unnae Association hopes var ofIa
examinations and individuals in
town nll lUee the house TIN d dub
meeting place A small charge p1Il
re made I'm SUCH event and all
Though no refresh ment VIII ~
provided Mrs Conner says thai
ORGANIZATIONS viii De FREE to lfo
the Kitchen 10 prepare their own
She believes tle two large adlC.n-
ina parlors on the hrst floor which
are separated b. large door alli
provide ample space for the need.
9. mo1t O. sen--4t.0a1
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Third Proposal
Advanced on Use
OF Camp Pickett

A third proposal concerning the
use OF military facilities at Camp
Pickett has been advanced this
week this time by the State Board
of Welfare and Institutions
Pickett was named as one of
three possible sites in the state for
a new penal institution for mis-
demeanantS. To relieve oyercroWd-
ing IN Virginia penal system The
measure is under study now by
the board
The As 900 acre military reser-
walton came INTO prominence late
last week with the announcement
that the Navy IS studying a plan
for possible acquisition Of land at
Pickett for use as a potential air
field
Another suggestion was also
entered lasi week by Fourth Dis
triet Congressman Watkins M
Abb.tt who announced that he is
asking the Army TO designate the
Blackstone reservation as the
training cen er for recruits en-
terIng the Army under the new
Reserve bill
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

president as official hostess AT the
reception for the graduates and
their families Friday night at 40
al the presidents home
Years Total i23
The 10 degrees to- be awarded
Saturday BRING to Ia the number
awarded by the college this year
There were los graduates winning
degrees at the conclHbian of the
regular session in june.
DR. II Conrad Blackwell sup
erintcndent Of Farmtille District
Of the Methodist Church. viii give
the Invocation to open Saturday
finals program
Degree Candidates
Graduates are Latane Christian.
Tunstall Glare Davis, Lynch
burg Elizabeth Anne Johnston,
Roanoke; Emily Louise Kelsey,
Salem; Virginia Norflaet Hol-
land; and Marion Osborne Webb,
Manakin. These viii receive B S.
degrees IN Elementary Education
Also. the same degree Mcsdames
Mary Lee BarTack. Alfonso; Doro-
thy Totand Cooper, Portsmouth;
Pauline Clements Hargroye, Man
aqu.n. Dolly Baker Harren Nor
folk, Vela Davis Hill and Evelyn
JOKES Lambert BroadnaX, and
Charlotte Fits Maragon. Cas-
cade
Candidates for B S. degrees in
Secondary Education are Mrs.
Mary Coghandro Boswell Nor
folk Mrs Geraldine Lucy Dovie.
Blackstone, and julia perez, San
Juan Puerto Rico
Mrs Naomi Cunbla King. Of
Chula viii receive tie r A. de-
gree IN Secondary Education, and
joyce Mae Gilchrist Of Arlington,
a b S. degree in liberal arts With
major IN Biology
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Six Local Students
Achieve Deans List

Twelve students in this area are
among those listed for superior
scholarship on the Deans List
Of the l954-55 second semester at
LoneWood College
They are Elizabeth Ann Brier-
'ey, Farmyille. follyanna Martin
Foard Farmvllt. Grace Carter
Garnet, Rice Herbert Hindle
Goldman CUMBERLAND. Josephine
McCraW Hal S IN a n. Farmville
helcn Rt ~ KELSEY Farmytlle.
Harry Venable Lancaster. Jr.,
f'armp'iie Harold Klne Napnirs-
son, Green Bay, Jean Conway
mann state Farm Frances La
Wana m land. lScottsvllle. Mar
care. Christine Sheppard. Rice.
and Roberta Scott Williams.
Farhlv'lle.
some $50 students achieved he
honor last semester
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Recreation Program
Wind-U Set Friday

Summer supervised recreation
activities at Grove Street Park
VIII end today Friday with the
annual picnic and puppet show
Mrs. Frances Brooks, supervisor
said today.
The final days program viii in
cludo also the selection of the
outstanding boy and girl recrea-
ton citizen for conduct and CO.
operation during the summer S
activities
Mrs Brooks said the puppet
show. The Three Bears will be-
GIN at 40 D nj with the picnic
for the youngsters following af-
terward
In event of inclement weather
the show and picnic Will be held
Saturday Paren 5 are invited to
both events. Mis-. Brooks reports
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

ment from the Ashland institu-
ton today made BY President J
Earl Moreland
M liWalne. VINO this week re-
ceiveS his maStofs degree IN Eng
iiSh at University Of Virginia, is
the son OF School superintendent
and Mrs T J McIlWaine
Tho now appoirhtea graduated at
Hampden5 Sydnei College In 1850.
since then he has taught at Har-
risonhutg Ugh School and held a
thi ars stan post at University of
Virginia in addition TO pursuing
graduate studies
Mcnwatne 5 appointment was
enc Of SIX made by Randolph
Macon in preparation for the
coming. session, Dr. Moreland no. :
ed that tho six rev appointments
hrlng tho Ashland faculty 10 a
total Of IS the largest IN the col
.ese ) l2a-year history
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

The contact for the Lonqwood
COLLEGE Alumnac House has been
let n Taylor Manufacturing Com
pany il MAS announced here t0-
day and nork Mas already heaun
10 nut the home into "a lvable
condition
Formerly known AZ the Duvau
home befofe ii wa purchased by
the college D number Of years ago
the old Hill Street residence will
house humnae offices nov locat-
ed IN the man COLLEGE building
and WIN provide four bedrooms
for visiting alumnar and college
guests II wilt BE- occupied as soon
as the necessary work has been
completed
Minimum Repairs
According = Mrs " Z Ccyrer
Allmnae secretarT minimum
amount n repairs 81 Il oe made
THE major altera ion plll he re-
moyal Ct the girg next ID Jarman
Hall which 1as added n the
house some time after IL Vas buill
in l837-40 The college plans to
have the house restored 70 fits
original SIZE and beauty
Most Of the furniture will have
ID BE- purchased cart.rled Hr8
Coyner The AlumLAe assoc "a on
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Monthly School
Financing Set
In Two Counties
Powhatan, Amelia
Boards Adopt
Methods Monday

Amelia and Poxhatan super
isors this Wo"k Took action to
insure that an school fultds ap-
propriated BY them FROM local
AXIS will be used for the 1888
ssion FOR segregated schools
only
.Ae Amelia action. taken IN
ormal August session Monday
ns.rns a N onth to m on I
~~nd nQ Of local school funds
Under the plan. funds viii be APP
pr!ated monthly IN that the
county remains in a position to
alter its school operation on short
notice
On June % the Amelia board
revoked the 1856 school bud
ut q Sl5452l IN local funds.
hcn eet aside q state-required
minimum II 100000 ar amount
dual to proceeds from 50 cents
~ tire cnuntys 81 so tax levy
for och~ol mainteance
Mondays action cleared the
way Tot eventual appropriation
Of the whole S154.521 originally
marked for schools this year
Now however. actual transfers
from the county general fund
viii be made only on 30-day
advance basis. as opposed to a
lump sum method
Pow hatans control m | b 0 d
vas somewhat different but car
rIed the same intent TO operate
schools with month to-month
financing method
In a resolution adopted imam
imouslv Monday. the Powhatan
supervisors set up q method
which requires the county treas
Irer To release school funds
from the general fund only after
written statement by Suporln-
tendent. J S. Caldwell that such
funds viii be- used soley tor Sc
grcgated schools,
The resolution did not set an
actual time table for transfer Of
school funds but Board Chair
man Wyatt Sanders reported af-
/. ter the Monday session that the
boards intent is TO require the
statement monthly, followed by
fund transfers
The Pow h t n board two
months ago approved a $ll7,000
school budget for l955-56 from
local funds The Monday resolu-
ton stated that this action as
sumcd that the school system OF
PoWhatan county be MAINTAIN as
it has been IN the past"
TO make IT'S position clear the
board concluded Mondays re-
solution with the statement that
1T is the intent of the board OF
supervisors that no funds be APP
proprlated to the school board Of
powhatan county for operation
Of integrated schools
Supervisor Martin ] Mchaux
presented the motion leading TO
the resolution. which was second
ed by Samuel W Bonifant and
passed unanimously.
in both counties, former trans
fcrs Of school funds from the
general fund were more or less
routInely handled upon regret Of
the school board as needs arose
Treasurers we're then authorized
to transfer funds by a vote Of
the board Of supervisors
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Farmers Mon Plans
Outing August Is

Prince Edward County Farm
ers Union viii hold It's annual
recreation outing and picnic Sat
urday August 10 on The Wor-
ham school grounds.
The event begins AZ 2 80 p III
with a baseball game followed by
the picnic supper at 30 p. m.
a w Lewis, president Of the
county group, has invited all farm
families TO attend and bring their
own supper
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
Revival Week Starts
Sunday at Bethel

"Eyangehstic Week. week Of
revival services. will begin Sun
cay August IA at Bethel Metho-
q 81 Church. Amelia and continue
through Sunday. Angus ii
The pastor, Rev w S. Thomas
will be assisted by the District
superintendent Dr II Conrad
Blackwell, Rev. C., Richard Scott
and Rev. Ray jenkins
Bethel Church. Of the Burke
si,el charge, Is located near Dea-
tony..ie In Amelia county.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
HURRICANE CONNIE
COVORTS OFF CAROLINA

HURRICANE Connie. which has
been charting an cratic course
for the past several days appear
ed stalled off the coast OF North
Carolina Wednesday night. Pre-
dictions are that 1t Will direct its
course to the Carolina coast. veer
inward and reach Central Viz
ginia sometime Friday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
New President To Aword Degrees
commencement at ID A. NJ. Saturday
TO End Longwood Summer Session

Or Francis @ Landlord Jr.
will take his first formal degree
action as president OF Longwood
College Saturday rs he conlers
IL degrees At commencement eX-
cfciscs concluding the summer
session here
The finals program commences
At 10 m IN Jafman Hall Or.
I Mem der SIMPSON. professor
emeritus and former dean Of Ran
dolph Macon College. Viii make
The commencement address
Mrs Landlord will JOIN with the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
RUSSIAN SEGREGATION

When sign "colored For
Rent went up on Washington
apartment house. employees OF the
Soviet Embassy in Washington be
gan moving out OF the total Of
l3 Russian families living III the
apartment eleven moved out be-
fore July Isl and two others had
given notice OF intention to move
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
VacatiOners Move
On Account Of Storm

Mr. and Mrs Kyle BALDWIN and
Mr. and Mrs S, A Martin left
Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Walter Sprve ~ their cottage at
Myrtle Beach. s c At last re-
port they had all moved inland
20 Sumter. $ G. on account of,
the hurricane warning
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
School Board -4ccepts Bash
Resignation: Griffin Backed

The resignation Of James II
Bash as principal al FarmviIle
Ugh School was accepted by the
Prince Edward county school
board III its August session Mon
day night
Bash said tn his letter Of re-
signation that his action was due
to "unccrtainty Of the operation
OF schools IN Prince Edward
county for the coming years He
added hc TOOK the step with a
deep sense q regret" but con-
sidered the action for the best
interest of my family
In hs letter. addressed to
Superintendent T }. McIlwaine.
the resigning principal said ]
Wish I'd express through you to
the members Of the board my
most heartfelt thanks for their
support and cooperation through
out this past year
Expresses Gratitude
Bash EXPRESSED his personal
thanks tx the superintendent for
his guidance, confidence and
counsel during the year He as
sumed the post here September /.
1854 after holding a similar po-
Stion at Br0syille. in Pittsylvania
( county
The school board began an i'm
mediate search for a successor.
but Bash informed tho board he
viii remain 10 help orientate a
replacement The resignation was
+ requested to be effective tn 30
days or sooner as mutually
I agreeable
During tho lengthy Monday
night session. the board directed
1 Superintendent, McIlwaine 10 re-
ply to a petition flied with the
board by Negro patrons askin4
the removal Of S F, Griffin a,
principal AZ r r Motion High
School
Deny Petition
The superintendent was re
quested to inform the petitioner
that the board found no reasel
for terminating Griffn's services
and that the board was not il
agreement with the petitioners
charges.
The petition carried about 81
names and requested the re-
moyal Of Griffin because Of "dic.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
New Ordinance
Controls Town
Truck Activities.
Virginia Street
Parking System
Changed by Council

FaFmtille town council Tuesday
night conclud q preparation II
the new ordinnncc Controlling
truck loading and unloading IN
the mid town area and changed
parking regulations on Virginia
Street
The truck loadin0 and unload
Ing ordinance become effective
as soon 81 Town Manager l.. Z
Johnston prov deS controlling
pns The " regulation climax
- months u study by councilmen
in ~ effort 10 solve traffic prob
lena arising from delivery truek
&C Whites III the crowded down
town areas
Tne Virginia street parking reg :
uls ton also becomes effective as
soon as eRns are erected These
viii not ~ motorists that parking
is now restricted TO the East side
81 hc street
To Help Roadway
Ihe prohibition against parking
on the west side. which reverses
the custom IN effect IN recent
months, VII lbe effective. COIN
cil men ruled for a period Of sew
eral months
The action was taken because
the east side where parking has
been permitted. needs greater tray
q uae 10 set the new road SUE
face placed since the sewer lire
was laid and the roadway result
faced
The truck ordinance was pre-
sented by the traffic committee
Councilman ] II Forbes. chair
man II provides. IN essence for
evcfal restricted park 8 areas
downtown 10 be uSed exclusively
by trucks IN the process Of load
ing 81 unloading
ZONES Set Up
II provides for the establish
ment 81 two such zones on Main
Street. to be reserved ex-
cusiNcly for the use Of delivery
Or pick -up trucks They are
available to these only IN con-
nection with loading or unload
irig activities. !,
One of the Main street sta
lions" will be established by re-
moving one parking meter near
est the southeast corner of Main
and Third streets. The zone VIII
be appropriately marked TO iden-
tlfy It's restricted used II VIII be
restricted TO trucks not IN excess
Of % feet IN length
The second Main street zone
viii be established by the same
method. and for the same pur-
poses. by removing one meter
nearest the southeast corner OF
Main and Second streets.
The ordinance establishes two
additional zones for U.S. OF trucks
loading OF unloading exclusively
one viii be set up on West Sec
ond street south side. between
Main and NH streets.
The remaining zone will BE pro-
vided for The use OF tractor trail
er tricks II VIII b. established on
North street near the northeast
corner OF North and Third streets
The four restricted zones vii
be marked with signs establish
Ing their use and restricting Other
types OF vehicular traffic
Town Manager Johnston i. ex-
pectcd 10 have the signs PLACED
within few days. at which tim,
the ordinance becomes effective
Residents Of the new section oi
Putney street, nrar Longwood
Hills subdivision. placed with
council request for erection OF
street lights. The matter was re-
ferred TO the Street committee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12
William NJ. McIllraine Accepts Post
On Randolph-Macon College Faculty

William Nj McIlwainc Of Farm
Y lie. has been appointed instruc-
or IN English at Randolph Ma :.
con Collefe for the 1885 Sos
s On according To an announce
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-12

tatorial methods" and due 70 the
lack Of confidence III HIM by
students and patrons
A check for $1,000 Was received
by the board from LuncnbtTg
county, representing Prince FL
ward county's proportionate share
IN the sale price Of the old eic-
mentary school AZ Mcherrin 1'hc
property was Jointly owned BY the
two counties.
Superintendent McIlwaine S,tjd
the sale was made 70 a group Of
Mcherrin citizens planning 10 nsc
the building AS community cen
ter including quarters for the
newly organized Mchcrrin Fire
Department
In its final session before thc
opening of schools next month.
the board dWelt at length ON
maintenance measures To be
taken following the cut IN Inc
1886 school budget To S262 4
800
Budget Studies
Earlier reduction IN teaching
forces, elimination of capital out
lay projects and cuts III opera
tlonal expenses had been determ-
med by the board while reducing
It's own operational budget from
The 1927 900 originally asked fOt
in local funds to 1924 222 That
latter sum is still some sci re-
more than the S262 500 authorized
presently by the board OF super
vlsorS.
A two-person delegation was
received by the board Monday
night requesting re- institution Of
music program. one Of two de-
partments eliminated in the cuts
for 1886 on this the dclcga-
ton wax informed the board did
not have sufficient funds.
Even WITH the cuts the cmrl-
cuE Az the Two hiRh schools WiIl
remain similar to last gears with
the exception Of music and as
trbutiye education and dlvcrt-
f'cd occupations az Farmvlilc
High.
No Visiting Teacher
at Motion High the board
eliminated one Of two vocational
agriculture teaching posts and
cut one combined art EugHkh
teaching position but did MOT
eliminate any subjects
The position Of visiting teacher
county wide post held thc past
Year by Paul McLelland vim not
be- filled McLcllaud resigned tniS
summer 10 accept q position with
the Virginia Rehabilitation SeTv-
ICE after completing graduate
work At University 81 Virginia
When schools open the faculty
40 Farmvillc High "a expected to
number ~ and at Motion Hlgh a
AT the former three teaching DO
sltions and the principal post ARE
yc' tG ne filled
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Between K and Eye on 10th, within
walking distance Of shopping and
Govt. bldgs downtown Nice sRle
and dble. rms Reas. wklv. and mo
rates. MA S-B2R4
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e50I QUE ST. N.w.-Mod. apt.
bldg. with secretarial service; 2
bedrms., 2 baths, lge. reception
hall, Junior din. rm.. closets, 4
exposures. gas and electricity;
c PPs5Sins S pask Vacant SsSrm pv l I1o
disposal: excel. cond.; LIST A., small
apt, bldg: $50 mo-; adults. EN-
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS AREA-At-
traetiVe ! and n5bedrm- apis; Tsas'
scr 5sn 1sS NJ SoS nth o. UTns. INCL INCL
V MGS 0 snds s storase ne snS s SsG
dry facil: mr.. school and bus. See
tanitor at 5000 E st. sc. or call
sI6 Z ST. Me- -bedrm. apt. S83.
See. resident manager. .
NEW MOD. downtown elevator bldg,
Ideal employed girls or couples.
aysii. SIS SB5' up. f fs I I st. n ts'
Ias nth ST. NE. 8 rms, kit, bath;
4422 GA. AVE; NV, 8 rms. kit.
bath; "a; 3,l122, $500
Besutt bndas Air apt eon m almsS
room. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
JU. 9-1103: ewes, RA. 3-2326.
BRAND NEW BLDG. lie N. Caro-
lima ave. Sc. back of Capitol, 1
bedrm;, liv; nm, kit. bath, SO:
etfc,, s65. Ii. 3-oos4: EN-. 3-9o77.
I7e5 P sT.-3 rms. kit. and bath.
INGS d TRUST CO, REAL Estate
DEPT. ST. $4,000, Ext. 202. 5
rmi apt; with porch. Ss5. utils. incl.
G Hi EPoGi 5000 p st. NV
Charming Bach. Apt. Liv .-bedrm.,
kit. bath. Lovely porch. Redec.;
Do%SNTowN AT 1909 n ST. NV
Comfortable and bright efficiency
unit, with modern cleo. kit: Now
fs = - T? Rs ~ q f fteh s.
14th AND 0CLIFfoN SITS. NV
Lge. ! and . bedrm. apis. avail.
immed.; switchboard; OF street
parking. SHANNON d. LUCHS.. CO.
1914 Els. ST. N.w.-very large
living rm.. bedrm., Kitchen and
bath; entire ard fir. OF lovely build
MARsHALL !. WAPIE CO, iS24
l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO0.
1929 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-One-bed-
rm. apt; tenant pays own heat;
S47.50. Call d.. 7-7740. Ill
.2l10 Goth ST. NV bedroom,
living room. kitchen and bath: just
redecorated: $40 per month. utili-
ties included: available Immediately.
See janitor. 3
1928 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
/ Room and Bath. $40
. bedrooms, living room.
kitchen and bath. 500 per
month. Available now. See
janitor 3
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST, Sc.
Large, bright apartments; living rnlS
bedrm.. kitchen and bath. S62 80.
Resident mgr. will show.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
3 rms. and bath: newly redecorated
Inquire sol 3rd st. N. w. =
Ills e. CAPITOL sT.--3 rooms and
bath. Incl. all utils. Pacing Lincoln
Park. Reduced to S67 so.
72s 9th st, ne. rooms and bath
h.-wh.. S55.
Call us for other locations.
11lo H St. NE. Ii. 5000
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APIS. EuRNlsHEp-MD.

MT; RAINIER rms. kit. and
and rear; newly dec; conv. tranSp ;
employed adults only. uN. 4-2545.
apt, beautifully fur
nished; TV, record player, FIN;
piano, wall to-wall carpet; din. rm..
kit, heated sun porch; suitable 3
adults. owner going abroad Avail
for u or Z mos, commencing immed
or Jan. /, -Ju. 5-35S7. %
T AKOMA--Front: attr liv. rm.. WALL
to-wall carpet, covered porch. bed
room and din. kit, tile bath:
immed occupancy; adults. JU,
ii LEE AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Efiic. apt; many extras. 500 mo.
Call OIL. 2-62O2, Iii
Sill. SPG.--Bsmt. apt, redec.; 2
rms and bath. pvt. entr, parking
space; sos, incl. utils. JU. 0-7302.
MT. RAINIER, 37I4 35th st.-Half
block bus terminals; entire md fl. /;
3 rms, bath. porch. utils.; reliable
cple.. $50 mo, AP. 7-422S. Ill
CHEVY .CHASE--Liv rm., bedrm.,
dinette- kitchenette, pvt. bath; mr..
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3173.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. mod
incl. all utils Unfuru. apis. avail
Information. cali RE. 5-sOOl. s. +.
N G.. INC, Rental Agent.
10 MIN. from downtown Wash. 10
min. from BALTIC, large bedroom.
living rm. kitchen. bath with
utIl. FUR, $500. uN. 4-00b2 and
AP. 7-07O7. 10
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA rms
dry, clean bsmt., lge. gas range,
refgr.. running water, pvt. entr.,
S42 $52 mo. 1871 10th st. NV.
WEST EVANSVILLE - Bedroom,
complete kitchen. semipVt. bath:
BRIGHTWOOD-Furn.; refined lady
abstainer: lge. closet. refgr.: excel.
transp.: reas. RIA. 6-3S34. %
liO6 18th ST.-Light- housekeeping;
nr; Shopping and transportation;
1910 P ST. NV. THE churchiir'-
Lee. rm with effic; equip; adj
bath: linen; S15.75 wk. NO. 7-9S6s
2I47 r N.w.-Refgr.. grill, sink.
clock radio. TV. African mattress
S7-Sl4 wk. Ex. 3-R633
CHESTNUT ST, 7l4S, Takoma,
D. c. New mgmt. Lse. rm. and
kit. Utlls. furn. Excel. heat.
Child welcome. S12.5O wk. co.
.sIl ONTARIO RID. NV beaut.
turn. studio rms, kit: redec; refsr
Mr.. 18th and Columbia I'd; SIS wk.
25I5 18th ST. N.w.-Room, nicely
furn., next bath: refgr, COW. ioc. !;
S35 mo, AID. 4-IB35. p
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Officers Service Club
Rms, by day, wk., month. with club
and social activities for active, in
active and reserve officers. 1914
21st st. NV. AID. 4-2400