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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-07-15
TYRRELL PUBLIC LIBRARY
CLOSES SPLENDID YEAR

Columbia Tyrrell County
Public Library has closed another
year with visible marks of prog
ress, and with excellent relation
ship existing between the library
and the public school system, all
organizations and both races.
Through State aid the Library
received $4,000. From the county
$2,33S. New books added during
the year 480, making the assession
record show total of $40 vol
umes.
The bookmobile travelled Abs
miles in 103 days and circulated
24,468 books by the bookmobile
operator and librarian, Mrs. Verde
Alexander, showing circulation
plus return of 10,585 increase over
the previous year.
The main library in Columbia
has circulated 1884 books, show
ing an increase of 900 books. The
Negro Branch circulation for the
year was 1852, showing an in
crease of $3.50 over previous year.
The library has used throughout
the year the service offered by
the Inter- Library Loan Resource
Book Collection, which has proven
very valuable in making possible
the filling of requests on special
books needed by library patrons.
The bookmobile has added IA
new community stops. 1t is at pres
ent making 76 community stops,
a school stops and one deposit sta
ton. This station is operated by
Mrs. Vitae Bryant, a volunteer
worker in Alligator Township.
Library service for the Negro
Branch Library has been continued
throughout the summer months,
with Miss Lila B. Jones serving
as librarian.
All special holidays have been
observed in the Tyrrell County
Public Library by using book dis
plays and posters. National Book
Week was highlighted, and 301
children, and many adults from all
sections of the county visited the
library, many of whom was their
first visit. The library sponsored
the American Heritage Discussion
Group, project sponsored by the
Ford Foundation through the Ma
tional American Library Associa-
ton, which lasted ID weeks, begin
ming January LIST, 1866. Topic dis
cussed "The American Home,
which was helpful, interesting and
promoted much thought on the i'm
portance of homelife in today's and
tomorrow's world; several others
including the knowing and under
standing teen-agers, and how to
work out problems in connection
with juvenile delinquency.
A summer reading program has
been in progress in the library for
children between the ages of and
IL years of age, sponsored jointly
by the trustees of the Tyrrell
County Public Library and the
Columbia Junior Woman's Club.
Mrs. L. L. Gibbs of Buxton has
made regular visits to the library
in the capacity of Library Con-
sultant and supervisor, an d
through her efforts, plans and sug-
gestions has been of utmost value
in making the library one of
pride to the community
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds is librarian
through her love of people, chill
dren, her extreme patience and
friendly attitudes, has seen the in
terest in books and appreciation of
higher learning being developed
by splendid results.
Library Board of Trustees per-
sonnet are: Mrs. C. E. Morris,
Chmn., Mrs. H. C. Davenport, vice
Chmn., Mrs. w. A. Basnight, Paul
L. Liverman, H. S. Swain and Mrs.
Blanche W. Cohoon, Secretary.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hamilton and
daughter Angela, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hamilton and daughter
Fran, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Riddick
and children, Alice Ann and
Buddy, spent the week end visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton at
Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Alexan-
der have laid the foundation for a
new home on south side of Route
Ga about one and one quarter miles
west of Columbia, ajacent to the
home of Mrs. Alexanders' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bateman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Everton of
Norfolk, spent the week end with
Mrs. Everton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Armstrong, and attended
the funeral of Mr.. Everton's uncle,
Jess Everton.
Mrs. Lizzie Alexander is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James D. Alexander in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Alpha Williams is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Brown at Tuscola,
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ward of
Richmond, Va, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Arm
strong.
Miss Charlotte Fitchitt of Eliz-
abeth City and Miss Frances
Douglas of Washington, N. c.,
spent the day Tuesday with Miss
Gail Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Norcom
and children, Ray and Beverly, of
Jackson, Miss, are visiting their
mothers, Mrs. Carrie Norcom and
Mrs. Ida Etheridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Lamb of
Charlotte, who have been visiting
Mrs. Lambs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lem A. Cohoon for the past ten
days, left Sunday for visit in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Swain and
daughter Marland of Portsmouth
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Swain and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Parisher.
Miss Dora Dean Owens left
Tuesday for Winston-Salem to
spend some time with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Lambeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wolfe and
children, Meredith Ann and Walter
of Atlanta, Ca, are visiting Mrs.
Wolfe's mother, Mrs. Clean Brick
house.
Charles W. Spruill, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Spruill of Co.
lumbia Route one, Charles Swain,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Swain
of Columbia Route One, Larry
Rhodes, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Della
ware Rhodes of Columbia Route
Two, and Clarence Owens, Negro,
left Thursday, July 14th, for in
duction into the U. S. Army, ac-
cording to Mrs. Mittie L. Hamil-
ton, Secretary to Selective Service
Board.
Corp. N. P. Ralph of U. S.
Marines, who is stationed as a
guard of Henderson Hall at Wash
ington, D. c., spent. a few days
home this week.
Jimmy Alexander left Sunday
for Lakeland Air Force Base at
San Antonio, Texas, where he will
begin training as a pilot.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Columbia. Joseph Winton
Overton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
D. Overton of Elizabeth City, and
Miss Rebecca Faye Davenport,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S.
Davenport, were united in mar
rage in Columbia, on July 2, by
Henry L. Reynolds, Justice of the
Peace.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-07-15

Members of the Currituck Shoot
ing Club had killed up to Deem
Der, 1849, more than 1891 ducks,
II geese and three swan, accord
ing to an old copy of "The Old
North State" weekly newspaper
edIfed IN Elizabeth City that year
by William E. Mann.
, 1955-09-24

Ever pause to think you may
be wearing part Of a guided mis-
sile on your wrist2
Millions Of Americans wear
wrist watches, but few know that
manufacture Of wrist watches is
q vital part Of national defense.
Almost identical parts that ft q
popular watch go into making
sensitive military equipment -
fuses, detonators, firing pins,
bombers, warships, to name 9
few. That is the substance Of q
recent public statement by Sec.
rotary. Of Defense Charles 3.
Wilson. In q letter to nine u. S.
Senators Mr.. Wilson said: I'm
the course Of study It became ap.
parent that the entire watch and
clock industry is essential to the
mobilization base"
i A controversy has ragged for
more than q year concerning the
protection Of Americas small,
but vital, Matchmaking industry.
Imported watches have captured
most Of the American market,
$500 to be exact, reducing the
ranks Of highly skilled precision
, 1955-09-24

workers IN this country from
5000 in 1913 to 1000 today.
Those in favor Of protecting
the American watch industry
have argued that the complicated
and secret mechanisms Of mod.
ern armament in time Of national
emergency will call upon every
available Matchmaking skill this
country possesses.
During World War II, when
Switzerland was surrounded by
the enemy this nation was cut
of from its source Of timing
devices essential to national de.
tense. Experts In the field re-
member that at that time even
jeweled bearings had to be sr1ug-
gled out Of Switzerland in diplo.
matte pouches and by other dras
matte methods.
You may think You are wear.
ing q watch on your wrist but
for all you know q counterpart
Of It's delicate precision mechan.
ism may be one Of the secret
parts Of the Nike. So when you
wind your watch tonight this H.
q good thing to keep IN mind.
, 1955-09-24
Post Office Dept.
10 Sturt City Delivery
Service October is

The United States Post Of
flee Department will inaugu-
rate city delivery service in
Christiansted on Sunday, Oct
ober is, 1855, it was announc-
ed by Postmaster Wilbert
Armstrong.
This means, of course, that
mail will be delivered to re-
sidence and places of busi-
ness. To get this service all
mail must be addressed to a
street and house number. 1t
is necessary that all houses
have a letter box or a slot in
a door where such mail may
be dropped,
There will be two deliveries
daily to the business section
and one to the residential
except Sundays and holidays.
, 1955-09-24
Three Vicorp Emps.
Given Honorable
Mention in Wush.

At the Sixteenth Honor
Awards Convocation held on
September IL in the Interior
Auditorium, Interior Build
ing, Washington, D. c., Heze-
kiah Nc Intosh, Clarence F.
Mimic and Ignacio Mcneil,
employees of o were
cited for superior perform
ance of duty, along with 9th
ers in various divisions of In
terror Department.
The principal address was
given by Secretary of the In
terror Douglas Nc Kay. Open
ing remarks were delivered
by Administrative Assistant
Secretary Otis Beasley.
Previously VICORP had pre-
sented monetary awards to
these employees in recogni-
ton of their superior perfor-
mances.
, 1955-09-24
Welfure Connm'r
Now is Number 8 in
Y. /. Government

In the event Of the absence
or disability Of both the Gov
ernor and Government Secre-
tary, the Commissioner Of So
cial Welfare shall serve as
acting Governor, the Depart
ment of Interior advised.
The Commissioners of Fin
ance was formerly designated
as the No. 8 official, but a
change was required since all
of the commissioners, with
the exception Of Welfar and
, 1955-09-24
Peron's Followers
Try Counter Revolt
Without Success

The followers of deposed
dictator Juan D. Peron, at
tempted to start a counter re-
volution but were quickly
stopped by the new govern
ynent's forces.
The provisional President,
Major General Eduardo Lon
ardi, denounced the rise Of
Peron by material advan-
tages, gifts and brides.
He promised freedom Of wor
ship for all churches in Argen
tina and said he would be
very happy to reach a concor-
dat with the Catholic church.
, 1955-09-24
Attorney Christiun
Succeeds Reynolds
on Housing Bourd

Attorney Almeric Chris
tan was appointed to mem
bership on the Board of Di-
rectors of the Virgin Islands
Housing and Redevelopment
Authority by Acting Governor
Claunch.
Attorney Christian succeeds
Guy Reynolds, who resigned.
, 1955-09-24
Two New Attorneys
Will be Admitted to
v. |. BGr on Sept. rs


Two new attorneys will be
admitted to the Virgin Is
lands Bar in special ceremony
in the District Court at St.
Thomas. They are: John Z.
Maduro of St. Thomas and
Roger B. siddall of New
York.
The September Tenn Of the
court for St. Thomas opens.
September 2e.
, 1955-09-24
Acting Governor
Issues Proclamation
on Fire Prevention

Acting Governor Charles
Claunch has issued a procla-
nation calling on residents Of
the Virgin Islands to observe
Fire Prevention Week Oct
ober 9th to 18th, 1855
In the proclamation he he
calls that each year through
cut the United States during
the month Of October a week
is set aside for the prevention
of fire. Also that for many
Continued on page 4
, 1955-09-24

Health will be on a temper
ary basis for several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

LADY TO SRARE APT. with another
lady: NE. Call all day Sunday and
ewes, after 2 pm. .LU; 4-4244; %
with another girl: reasonable. DU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NICELY FURN. RIM. with pvt, bath.
overlooking MOL: 10So2 New HAND
shire ave-. Silver Spring. Md. HE.
NO. ARL.. Cleveland street. $3.50
per VIZ. Bus half blk. Nice sur.
r,oundinss and home privil. IA.
ARL.. mr.. Clarendon. blk. shops.
SatS oirs 1T sm s IN pyt' home: pvt
BRADDock HEiGHTs. ALEX. rm..
lady. Ss week. 250s Davis ave.
N. ARL.@Entire end H.: studio rm. !;
ee aard xsie0R Rskps use JA OF RspS
GENTLENfEN--New home: 1st H..
front rm.: pvt. bath; extra length
bed: African mattress: quiet. con-
genial surroundings. ia. 2-5513.
ARLINGTON, close Clarendon: large
sunny rm.. adjoining bath. with I.
and S.: S35 for /. $40 for 2: twin
beds. chests. closets. ia. T-067o.
SILVER SPRING. close in-Lse. rm.
for 1 or g adults who appreciate
and sun porch; reas. JU. 5-S59l.
CLAREND0N--Lge. attrac. rm., near
bath; COW. buses, stores; for l or 2;
Tess:; 912 N. jackson St. Arl. ia.
2-o3S4. 8
to / eentleman--Nicely
furn.. large room. in lovely home:
Piney Br. I'd. and Sligo pkwy.. d.
rectlv on busltne, pvt. bath and use
of phone Call JU. 9-51Sl. -
Nicely furnished front
room: breakfast II desired. Call
ia. 2-1S61. -
|BETHESDA-Larse sunny room: nv.
phone: kit. privils.; gentleman. OIL.
2-2369, Ii. 7-970s. -3
|C0LMAR MANOR. MD.-Lge. dbl
sleeping rm.: windows; modern
furn.; LIST A.. next to bath; porch,
yard and phone; IS wk. WA. S-6072.
ARLINGTON-Loyely room with lrge
closets; unlim. phone; block to bus
and Kann's ia S-7i04. -
BETHESDA-Front bedrm.. twin beds,
next to semipvt. bath: inclosed front
porch, kit. privil.. SIS week. OIL. q
2425, AIS Bayard blvd -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

RANGE, electric, GE 40", deep well,
calrod units, high-speed burner.
excel. cond. OIL. 1850, -
RADIO, factory viking . and vFO
Balun coils: mos. old. $500. WE. 81
RADio.Tv. a-speed phone. combine
tion. Philco, 500. call XII. $1,000.
Alexandris. call Sat. or before 2:3o
RECoRD CHANGER. 3 speeds. with
GE dual sapphire sartridss %escor
sealed cartons Audio fii ale, s4s.S7.
Bargain. $50 .a5. DI. T-s464. "a
REC. RIM. SET-Oval style dinette,
kit. set. porch glider. rocking chairs,
GE wash. misc. 5212 Kan. ave. n W.
REFRIGERAToRs, $40 and up: re-
cond. and refinished: easy credit
terms. ALAN REFRIGERATION CO,
Observation-Disclosures oiS HR s gas; SIS
l. up: guar. incl. del. BLOCKS. 1915
Lee hwy, 1910 aiood BALTIC. ave- WA.
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse. III
Gu. TT: perfect condition inside and
out: $75. DE. 2-9373 before 8 am.
| After g pm ,
REFRIGERAToR and washing ma:
chimes; used: rebuilt: painted; $50
1 qck.s soT INC sua sssos y ysts FEEDER ha
REFkfGEEXToR. 'S s,ca.eft. westins-
house. freezer top. brand.new. never
been used. Guaranteed. Reg. $500.
Will s; s.ll ior 1878 SIS. Lo, 4,5719--s,.
freezer across the top. Excellent
condition: Of. T.2610; q.
/ guar. and del DUNMARK, 1880
Ga ave. NV. tn. -2-4831. - !.
REFRIGERATOR, Servel: excellent
condition. ia 18th st. me-. Ii.
RaEFRsiSSERAroRs. cleo, gas, saa 1s
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5586.
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint. z Gu. IT,.
1 1la Il ST u VI HQ o-H0n4 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

L 4; : r ROOM. aoss 10th st. nv NV.
FsiGIDsiRE,. running water q and
stove: bathroom on same floor: quiet
a sSn Sin IT. Idri sE p Sk 2 81 Penn
Joining bath: sd. ME. s-5G16. "a
WEAR SHoREHAM - Lovely studio
with porch; beaut. furn: bus Mt
door; SO DBL: 80 sal; 1913 Cal
CfPIT0r. HIIL---one and 2. rm. eric
js 9Th 81. w'1front. FRS. aoar;
s,ns refri- orator. hot plate; s.
ONE LhRGE f. STUDIO RIM. runp:ns
water: stove. refgr.; porch; Sf4 80
a's 10Th N.w,--Nicelv Turn. light
HOUSEKEEPING apis. refsr.: maid: $40
wk. un: ESQ sleeping rooms. So. 2.
opp. GRO: sgls. dbls.
nvt bath; . and 3 rm. apts.; rea-
sonable. 10. I-44s8. 735 N. capitol.
i347L ST. NV rms. and kitchen,
for quiet couple; sunny and clean
1893 D Tafkisi pL. N.w.--s srisht.
well furn. next to bath; scr; pch.
Ice. closets: god transp. RIA. 6-S45s.
III
eco 2 ST. N.w.-Modern bsmt., com
plete kit. dble sleeping nm, shower,
qtiis. incl. Reas, Ex. 3-9596. -
st n.w.-Extra- iarge. s windows
front rm., pvt. bath hot plate,
r,sefgr;;, ssle.. Sbs; dbie. SIS. tn.
MT. PLEAsANT-spacious bed-iiv.
rm.. ample closets, new refgr. fire.
pl.; 1-2 girls. so. S-S964. e
M, c, nw radIo ~ siuoi ar rss osm
matt-cef. FIX. 3-B633. -
MT PLEASANT. 317a 18th st. NV
Beautifully furn. front rm.; 3 win
dovs. refgr.. sink. dble. hot plate
CHILDREN ACCEPTED - Nice furn
rm. with sink and hot plate In pvt
home. laundry privils.: nr. every
thing. AID 2-o617 or RIA. $4,000
Iyss QUE ST. NV. "rhe Kenneft. /"
Lgs. front efnciency. nr. bath: only
$ft.25 VA -
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp--N.W.

WILSON HOUSES. Excel rms, sgles.,
S35-S40.S45: dhles.I Se5- S3O-S:s5
pvt. b S75' daily. So AID 2-920R
DOWNTOWN, 1926 18th st., Apt. sos
Lee, rnn.. mr. bath. Govt. empl
pvt. bath: for i or 2 gentlemen. Ex.
Gel. location. DU. 7-4770. --3
HALL = Beautifully kept
nicely furn. rooms for men: maid
and man service; refs. Du. 7-63l3
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Sc per
cHEvY CHASE CIR, D. CO adult
fined sentieman. EN-. s-osSs. -
1877 EYE ST. N.W.--Clean. quiet
rooms. IL esxySSsl loe ,S dewnsown ao g.
10th ST. NV. 330s-At bus stop;
sgle. room. clean and quiet; running
1855 N. H. AVE. THE Panamanian. q
Clesn sgle. rm., mr.. bath and shower;
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. 1908 18th
serv.; $40 mo. ME. $3.50. 30.
IN BEAUT. corner detached home:
sgle. or dble. rm. SIS mo-: home
privils., cody. transp. ia, 9-7slO
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--ouiet. private
home: beaut room, semipyt, bath;
reas., garage avail. EN-. 3-4143.
'RD. AND iSth-Clean.
comfortable rm., mr.. bath: Ice. closet
COW. shops. transp. DE. 2-9154.
2a7 rARRAGUT ST. N.w.-cozy
dSiel K IT, pris vi IA. 1866 iss s49
CxRLToN HALL. DUPoNT CIRCLE
maid serv. daily. Refer. an COW.
21O1 N st, NV. DU. 7-n5sn. "A
Downtown. lovely rms.
mod. baths. showers. $3.50 per per-
son. 20l4 p St. NV. DU. 7-0193.
spacious, cross
vent. cor. studio in Ice. apt. next
bath, pvt. ph.; mr.. town. CO. 5-2a55
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, THE Palmer
House''-Lge. redec. sgle. rm.; $3.50
LEE III; f EisS; mi. kmi rn; windows; SO mr.
shopping. ia. 9-9129. ID
GEORGETOWN. 1924 Prospect ave-
Front studio room. fireplace: in. pri-
yate home: for employsd lady;
transp. at door. AID. 4-6068.. ID
r ST, 1925. Apt. 1-Por educated
ma nan. moderate yN habits, Kit. priyils.'
r Nj m 18th 81 Fl. NV The FLORAL
Manor"-~warm. clean. srle., next
bath: $3.50 mo; eiev. bldg. -5
1918 SHERIDAN ST.-Master bedrm.
pvt bath. modern: in refined adult
family. RA. 6-7l0T. --3
isth AND HARVARD N.W.-,-Front
u detsehse, immscuists h.nes;
h isse'. pE. a.Ss..s. '' IT
conn. AVE. AND n sT.-Beautifnl,.y
furnished. large bedroom, With pri-
vate bath; for single or double;
psia service , csli GOLDEN PAR
o. busiine. ia. a-ss05. -
1858 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen;
sgle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut.
furn.. modern baths. NO. 7-96e9.
DOWNTOWN, central location; charm
ing room. a., attractive house; ssea -
i ssasP RlaERs aSs s H. Al nwl ge
rm., pvt. home: kit. privils.; l blk:
l4th st. carline. RA. Y-130S. --4
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. 2 closets;
pvt. bath; close to Walter Reed. on
o Nm I 4; Ri silR asSass RIM. 81 Pc,
wk.. 44s0 7th st. NV. tn. 2-5954
FURNISHED ROOMS, double ant
single; clean. bright. cheerful; conv
transp.; men preferred: s3H to $50
1919 Bi'tmore st. NV. AID. 2-943l
DUPONT CIR. vlc.--Nice. comfort.
able sinsle frest room: utilities ai.t eng 9
18th st NV. CO. 10000 I'll $50
iisi ARKANSAS AVE-. N.w.-Larse
newly furn. room. fcr.i or = l4th
or 18th st, transp. To. 1852. ~
1'h AND GALLATIN-l room with
twin beds. for . girls; kitchen priv
ileses. "a. s;sas4; u, d
comfortable. single: lSe. closet; maid
serv.: hot plate and refgr.; reason
able. co. s-6b14. -
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HUGO WORCH
925 @ Street NV. ma. S-452.

PIANO. Steinway grand, good condi.
ton, Outstanding value at less than
e Of nsT price ,KSITrs. 1880 G
PIANO. small baby erand; lust like
c ess T ri s. 9s pest sav ef,sr Chevy
PIANO, beautiful, mahogany. grand:
perfect condition; S575. call XII
IPAINT-Barsain: approx. 80 gals.
top grade. at So per gal; dror
eIoths; 3 o.. lse. size. like new
PicTUiRi FRAME MouLD7NSs
turned birch table legs. with meta
brackets. for easy mounting. also
cabinet grade plywood and lumber
Ior any purpose. louvred doors. any
size OF style. made. to order. LINK
1Moo 9p w CO.. LIST and x SITS Sc.
Ping PONG TABLE, new. reg. size
s legs. folding, 2 sec, painted and
court lined. AID. 4-2I3B.
PIPE, galv;. black. copper, csstiron,
cut thread, fixtures. BLOCKS, INC,
1546 Lee hwy: ia. S-S700.
fn "a s-I66offt 4. locust posts. 90 cents
PowER MOWER. 1s-in. Craftsman
sale or trade for cleo. rotary mower
POWER MOVER MOVE sasoline. a1sin
REQ hoyale; good cond.; 500. Call
RADIO AND nv test equipment and
SS some ssSsE. Good condition. Call
RADIO = Surplus equipment and
parts: CW-3 receiver, S25 ca I;
BC-45s. new, $500 ca; TELEGRAPH
key, acc ea.. and many other bar
gains. Open Sat. April Q, 10 am
to p.m.: weekdays. 10 am, to
9 pm. 2S11 18th ST. ne. t2nd
door of Rhode Island ave. n.e9,
LA. f-63R0. -
RADI0-Two complete amateur radio
stations. Includes Viking II trans
mitter, NC-1S3 d receiver, VFO.
xtals, mike. ETC.; $500 cash. Mobile
rig. Harvey Wells TBS50C transmit
ter. RME MC-55 converter. Pc 103
dynamoter, antenna,. coax relay.
mike. etc.: S160 cash. Phone for
details, Adams 2-3756. 3
RADIO RECEIVER, N. C. 101X; good
condition, S45. Call GA. 4-9167.
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LADY TO SHARE APT. with another
lady: NE. Call all day Sunday and
ewes, after pm. LU. 4-4244. "a
GIRL to share newly decorated apt.
with another girl: reasonable. DU.
coMiP2AifIBLE GIRL to share lovely
home In Sc. with another girl:
LADY over 35 to share apt. with lady
Air cond. in summer; or rent pvt;
ls sR x xNb III NfW Ph Hx Nj s NWiri
25 to 35, to share 1-bedrm. apt.
with another girl: s46.25. Ho.
10th 's 81. NV girls or men. iull
cooking priyils;; in beautiful house;
coNy.. Do Sps row "a APT.2Fayn. q
separate rooms, VIII. 6-9274. "a
LADY. alone, will rent room to set.
tied. empl. lady. Brk. and ldry.
priyils: Bus at door. ia. 9-504S. -
ATTRACTIVE APT; for lady TO share
Warren Hotel. Twin beds. Call DE
2,l671 after 2 pm. Sat. and Sum-
after 2 pm. wkdays. %
GIRL to share compl. modern furn
apt. with l other GIRL; cony. e
transp. s45 per mo. 10. 1853.
N. ARLINGToN-Refined young LAD,
to share home with widow and an.
ether yogns lady; all home priyils
YOUNG MAN, 1886. to share CAPT.
t sph. Hills 1-bsdroem apt. With az, an;
ewes. ali day Sun. "a
GIRL. 20 to Is. to share furn. 1-bed-
room mod. apt. with another girl;
nv. section: refs. EXCHANGED. Cal
TU. a-T92a, after g p.m, -
cpl. Call no. a-66s4, before I'M
ARL. BLvD.-Girl. age 1925. share
with another girl, mod. l-bedrm
apt; COW. bus. shops. JE. 4-4711
wANTED-Lady, 25-35, share furn
apt; with another lady; Sep. beds,
Express bus to town. Refs. ex-
changed Can between 81 wkdays'
CONGENiAL GIRL. 25 to IS. to share
with another girl, 1-bedrm: modern
apt; IN NV; 14th st. carline. AD.
N.E..settled lady to share furn. 2.
bedrm. lst-h. apt. with another lady:
$40, No drinking. Ii. 6-205s. "a
LADY to share newly furn. 2-bedrm.
apt. with another lady: Tv: unltm
Y gs6Ss E Al; s, xisbs, to .h.r. very
nice madam ant H;th anothay
young lady. ia. 5-5592. g
5000 CONN. AVE.-Girl to share
newly furn. 1-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl, 2S-35 yrs. old; $50. NO.
Two MEN win share apt. with third
man: well-to-wall carpeting, RADIO
phono-Tv. DU. T-3S59. la
YOUNG LADY to share apt. in Ia
k0nla Park with another lady. End
OF JIG Takoma Express busline. JU
YOUNG DOCTOR wishes to share his
2-bed apt. with another prof. man;
Berkshire Apis. S65. Wo. 6-8fi35
JEWISH GIRL would like to share
apt. with another girl. 2S-35. 10
3-3435. 3
GIRL TO share 2-bedroom apt. in n W
With other girls: pvt. bedroom
RA. 6-S140. B