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Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
Explorer Scouts To
Visit Western Ranch

Sixty Explorer Scouts Of the
Del-Mar-Va Council will spend
twelve days next summer at Phil
mont Scout Ranch at Cimarron,
New Mexico. The Explorers and
their leaders will have Opportuni-
ties for horseback riding, burro
packing, fishing and even panning
for gold.
The Philmont Ranch is owned
and operated by the National Coun-
Gil of the Boy Scouts of America.
It is used as the National Camping
area for Explorer Scouts. The
127, 900 acres of the ranch offer the
young men almost every possible
type. of western camping expert
ence and truly place the Scouts on
the same trails as were travelled by
such famous American pioneers as
Kit Carson and Luclen Maxwell.
The Del-Mar-Va group will trav-
ell by chartered bus, making over
night stays enrOute at Air Force
Bases where accommodations and
recreational facilities have been
made available to the Scouts at a
minimum charge.
The sixty Scouts will visit the
Ranch in two groups of thirty each
One group leaving for Philmont on
June % to return to July 18, the
second group leaving on July 20 tC
return home on August 9.
Thirty-three Explorer Scouts
and four leaders from the Del-Mar-
Va Council visited the Ranch last
summer.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
Mental Health Group
Has Been Formed In
SUSSEX County
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Continued from first page)
Mrs. Herbert E. DObbs, member of
the state board of directors.
They sketched the need of the
organization and set forth con-.
crete things that could be done by
members of the association, such
as remembering by writing or Vis-
iting the 900 forgotten patients
in state institutions, showing mo-
ton pictures and the like when re-
quested by organizations and vol
unteering services. at the state in-
stitutions.
Mr. Rust brought with him a
check for $3.50 which he said would
help pay for the expenses of or
ganizing in Sussex County.
Mrs. Dobbs said that it was now
believed that some IS per cent of
mental cases could be cured if they
could be treated properly at the
beginning.
81 think we are on the track of
bringing information to prevent
mental illness" she explained,
though of course it is not as sim
pie as such rules of physical health
as brushing your teeth every day.
She said that the most gripping
thing was for those interested to
go themselves to mental institu-
tions and see what it's like.
Mr.. Rust told of the national
meeting of the mental health or
! ganizatiOn with now nearly all Od
/ the 48 states represented.
1--WE know" he said, that OuI
Delaware association must be
really Delaware and not just Will
mington and New Castle County.
He mentioned that at the ma
tional meeting "every good idea
heard was where people had actu-
ally talked to people. Direct con-
tact is the way to do it"
Both speakers emphasized thai
the mental health association con.
sists of volunteers from the gen.
eral public and is entirely apart
from any governmental body OF
hospital management.
1t had been assumed that tht
meeting would be more or less
routine, with those present listen,
ing to the talks and then voting
unanimously to establish the Sus.
sex County Association.
However, at the point when thu
meeting was opened for discus
sion, Nelson w. Abbott of Ellen.
dale, arose and spoke the nationa
set-up of the organization, stating
that it had become conmunist-infil
trated Several others spoke along
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

the potts. were irrigated. About
125 gallons Of the spray per acre
was applied each time.
Although both of the chemicals
gave equal control Of anthracnose
on non-irrigated tomato plots, the
Mp gave considerable better con-
troll on the irrigated plots.
Likewise, the two research men
found more cases Of soil rot" un-
der irrigated conditicps than on
the tomato plots where there was
no irrigation. Neither the Dithane
M-22 or ITS controlled it.
However, the tables were re-
versed in the case of the disease
known as bIossom-end rot. There
was little Of it in the irrigated
plots but it was common on to-
matoes that received no irriga-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
Census Bureau To
Expand Survey
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CONTINUED from page one)
ming in December. This is being
done in order to provide ample
time to train new interviewers and
to observe their efficiency in prac-
tice enumerations as well~as apply
ing rigid tests to the sample Gata
they collect.
The supervisor pointed out that
the Current Population Survey is
authorized by law. This law pro-
vides that all information about
individuals be kept in strict con-
fidence ard that only statistical to-
tails be published. Information OBJ
tained in the Current Population
Survey cannot be used for taxa
ton, investigation or regulation.
Current population Survey in
formation is collected locally by
Mrs. Pauline Mustard Of George
town, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
Farm Income Tax
VIII Be Continued
lContlnued Ion page onel

CONTINUED from page one)
ers have had to worry about re-
porting this tax.
There will be two meetings in
New Castle County, one at the Mid
dletOwn High School on January
10 and one at the Harmony Grange
Hall on January ~.
The Capitol Grange Hall at Do
yer will be the. scene Of the Kent
County meeting, January 11th.
First meeting Of the series IS
that for Sussex County, scheduled
January 9Th at the Georgetown
High School.
All four meetings will start at
8 p m.
Besides the College Of Agricul-
fure stan members present, there
will be representatives from both
the state and federal income tax
offices to help answer farmers
questions at the meetings. A mem
Der Of the Wilmington onice Of
the Z. S. Social Security Admins
tratiOn also will be on hand.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

the same lines. Several persons
asked the chairman to repeat the
mental health legislation recently
passed. Albert Peterman Of Mil
ford, was among those who spoke.
He said later that he had heard of
the meeting the last minute over
the radio and having received the
same literature attacking the ma
tionaI association as Mr.. Abbott
brought with him, decided to at
tend the meeting and pass on his
information.
Chairman Tunnel declared the
speakers out Of order after per-
mitting them to speak for a brief
period, stating that they were
bringing politics into a meeting IN
which politics was not permitted.
Three men arose from the audi
ence and said that the meeting had
been called for those interested in
forming the county association and
that those who were not interested
had no business being there and
should leave.
Mr.. Tunnell called for the vote
and the "ayes" won though there
was a loud chorus of mos"
After this, Mr.. Abbott and Mr..
Peterman and those who had ac-
companied them, left the auditor
ium. A reporter followed them out
to verify their names and asked
Mr.. Abbott if he represented
any organization and he said, I'VE,
the People" as did those clustered
about him.
AS soon, however, as the story
appeared in the Wilmington Morn
ing News, the reporter had a pre-
liminary tip that Charles e. Boyce
i Seaford, and Halstead Layton, OF
/ Georgetown, were preparing q
statement saying that Mr.. Abbott
did not represent I'VE, the Peo-
pie"
This vas published and Mr.. Alb
bott's reply, which called atten.
ton to the fact that he had ap-
peared only as a private citizeI
and member of ''We, the People,
and had not officially represented
them.
The resulting fiare-up in the
i press, according to the reporter
covering the meeting, was due tC
the somewhat loose meaning of The
word represent" "
At the close of the meeting
Chairman Tunnell was given {
vote Of thanks for his manner o
handling difficult situation.
-s>--
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
100000 Covered
Under S. S. Set-up
CONTINUED from first Dagel

Continued from first Dagel
he could become entitled 60 pay-
ments, he viii lose some monthly
payments that might have been
received.
The Wilmington social security
office is located at 813 West Street,
telephone ATTIC.
A representative from the Will
miRgt0n Office is in the City Ofice
Building, Milford, the 1st. End and
3rd Tuesday of each month from
$3.50 a. m. to u noon.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
sARTOaIAL PIRATES

MANILA = Up = The south
ern Philippines notorious Moro
pirates have turned up in new
garb.
Reports say a band which struck
twice from the sea in the Sulu
archipelago and made of with
$4,000 in booty = Yaluables and
Iivestock-wore Philippine Navy
marine uniforms.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Green Boy News Events
New Pastor, Rev. Looney, and Wife
rendered Reception By 3 Churches

Bcthel for which ne is pastor
alho, TONED us A picnic supper
Was served IN the yard after
Which @ w Palmer introduced
the guest speaker Rev, Miles
AUSTEN Of KenbrldRe, who gave
an interesting talk There were
other interesting speeches and
special muAc followed by singing
by all present
Mrs J r Nunnally and Mrs
II a Ravens were business WISH
tors at Lynchburg Wednesday
Mrs H B Wilson, Jr.. spent
Tuesday night Of last week with
her mother Mrs u S Glenn. at
Prospect.
Seaman John Taylor and Miss
ReDecca OrndorN were married
last week Mrs Taylor viii stay
here with her mother until MI
Taylor who is stationed at. Nor
folk, can secure rooms for Their
home
Mr. and MIS-. O { Kaufman
acre Sunday afternoon guests Of
Mr. ind Mrs G. = Kaufman at
Amelia MI and Mrs. Kaufman
and children. Of Amelia. spent
Tuesday night here with his par
euts
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Owen. OF
Richmond. were overnight guests
Wednesday Of MI and Mrs. FL
bert Weaver
The Weaver family held their
annual reunion at Goodwin Lake
Sunday. July 10 Relatives from
Washington, Richmond, Crewe
and Burkcville were present and
IN all there were 80 gathered to-
eether
Miss Mary Lou Raiford was
visitor at Richmond, Monday
X w Jones Of Roanoke, visit
I'd his brother, + II Jones, Wed
hesday
MI and Mrs. Lawrence Mat
theWs and baby. Diane. of Alex
andra on their Wav 10 visit his
people at winston Salem. N. c.
stopped over Friday and took
supper Wiih Miss Mary Lou Raj
ford
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

Muto. Of PENNSYLVANIA. and Mrs
J VI McFacden
There VAS d good deal 81 ak
element Monday as some Of the
younger set prepared to leave for
All Camp at Holiday Lake
Those going from here werc
Betty LLOYD living and Hannah
ard Tommy Carter
Rev. and Mas A. d chocklftt
and family we're dinner guests
SUNDAY 81 Nh. and Mrs Chester
Lane Jr
MI and Mrs 4 NJ Wllckx Of
Appomattox, paid visit 10 Mr
and Mrs john WIlcks Sunday
Mr. and Mrs CarrcllILeRls and
10 Ann visited relatives in the
neiehborhood the past week elad
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
WorsIlanl

Mrs r Q McouaFgy Il back
al the home of her son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. John
"ilcks after being treated IN the
N C V Hospital In Richmond
MAJOR and Mrs. William Cum
~ II Washington. y e.. and
Mn and Mrs Leonard. Frazer Of
Lynchburg we're The guests 81
Mr. and Mrs G W Womacs The
Womacks entertained their guests
with q picnic at Bugs Island
MIS- Edna. Davis had as her
guests on Tuesday night Nj and
Mrs Frank Muto Of FaImville
johnny Muto. Miss Carnelita
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Five Forks

Mr. and Mrg r + wonark
Jr.. and calidrea. ot Norfolk
spent last geek With his mother
Mrs E h. Wornack
~ 49,. a C..~,,I .aa
$50. ,.-.,,' ~. I + I'll.
IN $500 .,o1, e.|ara LIZ zo-
e.s, - Z 4 y,-. It'll, ..': ,a..
-.aaL
Mr ana Mrs Robert Gaunce
a-en. AL 10y Yytp a. i
c,7lte % u T,trns ana ~, aa4
urs W " (3a,,,,-a
Mars Jphn ~ harris ana soil
james. FiSi 81 neF sister. MIs HI
2 Bfadsha" ~ Rice last sun
Gay
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Meherriin

Mrs William Whitehead and
daughter. Marcia, Of jacksonville.
Fla, have arrived TO spend some
time with her mother. Mrs. j. f
Gherman who Is convalescing
from an operation at the South
side Community Hospital Her
friends wish her a speedy rccov~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Gainesville

The whole community vas sad !
dcned by Tie passing o. beloved
Or Nash p Snead July 7
M 3fd Mrs II B Peasants.
Jr @ad sons have returned to
thfI home here after spending
Seferal days with Mr. and Mrs
Hugh HcAden Jr.. at Broadnax
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

Little Charles Goodman, OF
Amelia. is spending a week hare
in The home OF his grandfather.
q l.. Blanton
Mrs NJ E Blanton and Mrs
c r baskerville we're in Rich
mond Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Harrison and
daughter. OF Newport Meas, are
spending several days at their
home here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

trustees guardians and even othc business firms nho
\ 8, stock and whose stock owned BY many
thousands Of people Most Of the profit the railroad makes
divided among these people Who have worked and saved
buy ownership IN the y & W.
Ihs simple arithmetic proves that Americas big business
owned by people like you Actually the ~ s. a. nothing
more public than private business. And nothing
Representative Of freedom and The rights Of the individual than
system which the natonp big, basic businesses be
owned y millions and millions Of people like tbs le old
lady who owned" e4boose.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

This litte old lady inherited railroad stock from her
husband. 1t worth the of one cahooec.
As everyone knows cshoose doe>n make raroad-
nor does one sockholder comprise IT'S oWner$hIp
The Norfolk and Western. for example owned by
thousands Of people all walks Of life all parts Of The
country folks who have saved their money and invested
in \ & W stock.
you wanted 10 buy the Norfolk and Western you'd have
10 make your check for many millions Of dollars But YOU
wouldn't send the check the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company, because the Company doesn't the sock.
Instead you'd have to buy IN bits and pieces Of stocA
owned by 3l,6l5 different SHAREHOLDERS n1ea,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

Rev and Mrs charlcs Walton
and Miss Anne Baldwin Of Keys
VILE were luncheon guests last
Thursday Of MIS- Edwin Ruepg
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Portable IelevlsloF, Special. 81.
Console, rnuhopary 1889 IG9.
2 rs De LIKE ULTRAvISlol Con-
sole s6o.os Iss.
z E Decorators Model uitrosi-
sion, Mulnut 5000 zis.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
CARPET
SAMPLES
1Sx27 in.
5Oo ''.

We te SALE
Al-Woo, 3-ply luxury corpet: II
in, 9 it,. z IT,, IS #. widths
in decorotor shodes------ 1850 1850
50. yd.
We will insto this corpet wo-to-WoIl over heavy
waffle cushion for $500 squore yard complete.
Were SALE
Wool edrpet somples. 27x54-n. 1850 l.o5
1895 eo.
Stur Competing; 27-in. short rolls. 3.9S
eLinted quantities --------- 7e5 lin. yd.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
.%g&Ge&f

By Mohawk. BigeIow, Roxbury, Hordwick,
Alexander Smith. Adon. Firth and Berwick
We're SALE
Heavy oII-wooI, 3-ply twist cor
pet: 27 in., 9 IT,, II IT,, IS it,
widths in decorator shades 1925 3.95
sq.yd.
We will install this carpet woII-to-wo over heavy
woffle cushion for 81 so squore yord complete
Evening star., 1955-07-22
LAMPS
Beautiful selection from $40 to $100
33% OFF

Were SALE
2-pe. Modern Sectional Solo,
foam rubber cushion $500 1880
Modern Love Seat, foam rubber
cushion ----------------- 1880 $3.50
Lawson Soto, green tweed fobric,
spring cushion - $3.50 1850
Modern 2-pc. Sectional Soto,
foam rubber seots----- 1880 225.0o
Modern Charcoal Lounge Choir
foam rubber cushion - $3.50 $3.50
Modern Lounge Choir, foam eub-
Der seat and beck, black trim 1895 $3.50
Modern Occasional Choir red or
green ---&-------- $500 1880
Solid Mahogany PIotfom Rocker,
foam rubber seat ---- 1880 $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Were SALE
Modern Dinette Suite, pIostie
tops, choice of coors; 6-pc.
set; buffet, toble, a chairs $500 1880
F1oor Samples)
Z
Modern Haywood WokefieId Dining Group
in Wheot Finish, Open Stock
Were SALE
50" Buffet 154.oo4 1000
Drop leof Extension Toble,
26"x4o", "opens to 94')---l72o0 1880
Corner Chino cobinet- 1850 $500
Side Choir ---------------- 1850 1880
Arm Choir ---------------- $3.50 1850
F1oor Samples)
Many Other Pieces Not Listed
Evening star., 1955-07-22
&m;gRor

Regency Soto, spring hoir cushion
Lowson Soto, spring hair cushion
lowson Love Scot, hoir-fiIIe
CUSHIONS
Chorles of London Lounge Choil
spring cushion -------.
Borrel Choir, soft down cushion
2-Pc. Sectional Soto, moteloss
upholstered ----
Fruitwood French Provincial Soft
in rose notelosse fabric
Fruitwood Wing Chair, toos
motelosse fobric ---
Fruitwood French Provincial Low,
Scot in gold moteiosse fabric
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES WANTED 20 RENT

HAVE CLIENT who desires 10 lease
Immediately 80 bedfn. ftirnished
home Y NJ Waahingtcn or neaTby
ARD Realtor, EN-. 2-423e 80
NV. sECfI0N--R -RssponsibI middle
aged couple. no children; i-stoFy
house: g bedrms., 2 baths. den.
rm with iiEepIaes. HI. 3.e3S7 30
kELLAblRs FAMILY wants z-bedriii.
house Ia nearby We. Call VI. q
IN ron ARE coHsrDERuN0 he
rental Of your property IN thf
Fails Church, Fairfax County area,
please feel free TO call of Wrike
ios spa1e,asns w in,ermas'cr r,. On our Esptal 9
EIEALTY, INC: Boz q. Fall
SILVER sPRING ARkA--iIouses ur.
peSt msnsssInelit. BFERs nRos.,
JU. oe16kO. oFeB., 10, 6-H8O1.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES uNfURNlsHEp

ATTRACTIVE split Level. available
Dec. /. S140 mo-; large lig. rtl.
with corner fireplace, din. rnn.: 3
bedrms.. excel. kitchen with built
In oven, range, dishwasher, dis
HSsss HSs t.oi1 Talstns sos sissass S4.te X Gssn sns
fsiIyieN h ii Hiiis, 81. e.Si7s. 81
FALLS CHURCH proper: 333 Riley st.
avail. immed. 2.bedrm. Cape
Cod: quiet street; conv. TO schools,
ehopping: lge fenced yard. trees:
nrepiaee: open 3 to dark. sat and
LANGLEY PIX. MD. s-bedrm.
house Anchor fenced yard: only B
months Lease. S1l0 month. Avail.
sshls. tnmediateiy. Gail. Ws s.
oSx5S SuSs 1I1g HfEt, nTsi mip.-s rms; 20 S MN. !
tss as,ps sosntSwn Ss9S s5i mr. f45 AndrsES NHS az
5s4s b. ssTnabss Is Td.. 10 10. 7.si5d.
MAcoMB ST.. nears Conn. awe
rms; bath, maids room; gar;
$3.50. Bethesda. o rooms, q baths;
$i75a. MRS. DuNNlNGToN. EN-.
BURffi2ffHt-Row brick in flne resi- !
Dental community: close to 0eorge-
town Univ. and Hospital: ". rnl..
din ffn., kit. and incl. pGch on
LIST a.: q bedrms,. and bath on
2fd; full bsnlt.. oil heat: gsfaee:
fenced yard. rent, Sl2b mo. Please
call INEz cUSHARD. Realtor. I'm.
sENT WITH oPPoaruNrTY TO
BUY, 3.bedrm, home, best area. Of
Hyattsyille - Fenced corner lot;
o.h.-w.b.; on busline: ! blk, to 81,
Jeronne's and public schools: 500
per mo. gP. 3-Do0B. --:3n
FALLS CHURCH : ANNANDALE---
Brick rambler. 9 bedrpis.. din. rfi.,
snsi siss Kit; bsIsst iss lot syig,in' snsg
BUNGALOW, viers MN viilsUse
4407 Bennion. I'd. 2 blks. from
shop. center, bus. etc. Inspection
any time. NtS cond. s75. IA
coTfTASaE-e rms. h.-w.h.. i Ice 10,
with garden space; quiet location;
retired couple pref; 5 minis. from
Fairfax Village s.e.: $50 per mo
Ref; required; NO drinkers. 20
ssRooM ssHsS5s HOUSE mr.. D. c. line
scho9cdlss and transp, Call I'm
DikaiaaSHafTwooD DkiaHTwooD, sie SOMERSET y n
Open Sun. Id. 3-bedrni.. brick
mod kit. .bsmt. heated. gas h.-w.h
Nr. schools. churches, stores; bu'
line blk; Reas, rent; w: g.00Ql
vIERS MILL VILLAGE, Md bed.
fni. home: alum. storm windoNs
esTss;; nzpss,iSHA Sss HAEs heas 3 sS npi nj olSad4 H
al
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Larchmont Realty Co. Inc.
q aaspIzTE ailefs OCCUPANCY Z. ny

yE. $4,000 JR. 5-72is
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FALLS CHURCH AREA
BRoYHILL CREST bsdrms.. fre-
p.s.aT glases rse: fin.. fenced sd~ ssoa
ASssIsH AaiiSs ar1aHTss sedrns.
nevly yeeec.: on bus line: 1880
JEyYhEssoN EMahes soN vrrLAor-a bsdrm.;
colouiaL sep. din. rTa.. full hsmt..
otshuasher. dispcsall; 507 ,. Mar
yiRoiNiA iRssi Il roREsr--s-bedrm. ranb.
leri Ice. kit., flrepl.. handicapped I'd.
sos Timber lane.
VIENNA WOODS bedrnis., full
hsnit;; elect. Kit, irnmac.. cend.;
ssPPss MIX 0tRRifEasL RfaLfa E sil;et iEens 1p also
1888 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. 81.
20 rnis., kit- bath. oil heat
Iio0 East Capitol street--io rms.
2 baths. gas heat: 500.
THOMAS p. BROWN
6l5 An st s.w. MA. s-esTf
Evening star., 1955-10-30
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dets fun bsmtt 81 beat. nice Iet:
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din, I'm. kit. y stove @ sne 5ssris. I.
faii bssemssS nlsnSsI vlontslds S snis enfranse,
4 washer. cas- heat. 0H-street park
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ses sonl hsss; ssE, iasl ass. Il IL ps.iS Az. &C.
choics location; 3I33 Lyndaie 81.
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ave. and 31et st.. $40. $50
Mt. PLEASANT. 3lb6 18th st. NV.
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bedrms., 2h bath home, IN perfect
| condition. Superb Kitchen with
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i bath; bsnt,; fenced IN rear yard.
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yard $50: HARRISON . ADAMS.
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rmss complete bath. and kit.. ens
heat: may he ssen by apDlying at
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Ar Feree eneer leasing country;
syah E22ys.. :, Rent; SOS 2 month.
NC. RealtcE. Bl3 Indiana ave.
1905 < 81 s.E.-~Entirs lat fr.: :
MARsHAiI J. wafLE Co. iSsi
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Eeniidetaehed home, basement.
fenced yard: conveniently located,
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TARIa FALLS CHURCH AND FAFn-
rAx--Desifnbie RENTALS 2-bedrm.
houses. 500 up: 8 and 4 bedrm.,
S135 up. AsK.usi RKALTY CO...
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES 70 sHAaE

2 on 8 PROFESSIONAL MIN. as
35, 70 share 3-bedfm. house, over
looking Ari. Towers, IDEAL for en-
tertatnifie. Call JR 2-6744 IA.
2.l 9sl4 of "a. 3-sbS2. 30
RETlRED MAN viii share home IN
lsa aalsrs soo ip Il Siasi:s ". E sss siGec essi'
GIRL TO SHARE 4-bedrm. nous. sS
"a Conn. ave. with . other girls.
LADY WILL SHARE with couple o.
2 ladies. house: Chevy Chase, Nd. !
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charming. personaiIty. house. as win Win
3rd girl 2S-33i pvt. bedrfn,: excel
COLOKED-t6UfLE os single lady
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