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Claud Ziegler with fighting him,
and Mann brought a similar
charge against Ziegler. Mann was
fine $40 and costs while Ziegler
was taxed with the costs.
A capias was issued for Willie
Ivey who failed to answer to a
charge of failing to observe a
stop sign. James Don Johnson
pleaded guilty to driving while
trunk and paid 500 fine.
lanes Henderson of Kill Devil
Hills paid $25 fine for allowing
an unlicensed minor to drive his
car. Barbara Gail Taylor of Ports
mouth paid $25 fine for driving
her car on the ocean sands. 1t is
unlawful to drive east of the state
highway on beach or surfside.
Corley r. Beacham II of Kitty
Hawk paid IS and costs for dis
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visiting Mrs. Harrington were her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold White, and Mrs. w.
C. Burgess, all of Belhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Smith had as
guests for the week end, Mr..
Smiths sister, Mrs. Kathleen S.
Caravan and children, Stansel and
ITALIA, of Vanceboro.
Mrs. z. V. Brinkley, who has
been a patient in Rex Hospital,
Raleigh, was home for a few days
this week. She was accompanied
by her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Ra-
leigh, with whom she will make
her home until she regains her
health.
Mrs. Hal Ward returned last
week from Chapel Hill, where she
attended summer school at UNC.
Mrs. Essie Westcott returned
recently from a summer vacation
spent with her sister in South
Carolina, Georgia, and Panama
City, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pearce and
daughters, Misses Margaret and
Lois Pearce, have had as their
recent guests Jimmy Traylor of
Weldon; Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Ergood and daughter, Frou, of
Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Jim Gilley
and her brother, Ralph Messick, of
ston-Salem; Mrs. Gladys Par
rot, Mrs. Minnie w. Pearce and
Winston Parrot of Creedmoor;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccullough
and Miss Billie Claire Daniels of
Richmond, Va.
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COURT
CONTINUED from Page One)

Fines of $40 and costs each for
speeding at 45-mph in a 35 mile
zone were paid by Lloyd H. Banks
of Mamie; Raymond E. Endress;
X. r. Howell Jr. of South Norfolk;
Cecil E. Williams, Portsmouth.
James r. Horne of Buxton was
fined $50 for driving at 80 mph.
Milburn Easel Norman of Norfolk
$50 for driving at rs mph. Allen
L. Stranger paid a $35 fine for
driving at 20 in a IS mile zone.
Frances A. Cox of Pittsburgh paid
$50 for driving at rs mph.
Robert L. Gilley and Earl O.
Lyon of Berkeley, Va. $25 each for
pubic drunkenness. Latham Mann
Of Mays Head was charged by
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WEST VA.
Continued from Page One)

G. Forest Service, supported by
company employees and equip
ment. Although the flames sue
ceeded in jumping the company
road and canal, fire fighters were
able to extinguish the flames be-
fore it reached major proportions.
Due to ground burning pumps had
to be manned continually until the
following afternoon.
Fast work and rapid detection
s"ved many acres: Had it not been
for the fast work and splendid 20
operation between the Forest
Service and Company Employees,
his Tyrre'l blaze may have devel-
oped into a repetition of the
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SEABEES
Continued from Page One)
through.

through.
Forty eight states, half dozen
American-owned islands and the
mainland of Asia have been repre-
sented in the personnel of the
battalion and at one time the most
effective chief petty officer in out
fit was a Negro from Georgia. He
was we'll liked by all men and
officers of the outfit and respect
ed by the resident population. He
was transferred for retirement
some months ago and has his final
tour of duty in San Francisco.
With its forty-ton bulldozers and
other unusually heavy equipment
the outfit has, unavoidably, done
some damage to roads and terrain
but they have always been quick
to repair it and when hurricanes
have buried the paved highways
under as much as five feet of
sand, Seabee equipment has help
ed nightly in moving it. They
graded off the new school grounds
in their spare time, and in the
building boom that the island has
experienced in the past two years
many Seabees have found week
end employment at civilian con-
struction. And Seabees have sung
in the choir of every Island church.
Departing the Island with his
command, Commander Johnson,
who is the son of an Episcopal
minister in Wyoming, and career
Navy man, said that no duty he
has had anywhere in his career
has been so uniformly pleasant and
that he, and every man in his
command, leaves with keep regret.
One of the most difficult duties
he has performed in this week of
departure is to determine which
personnel will remain behind with
the detachment here. Virtually
every man in the outfit put in a
request to stay.
Commander Johnson thanked
specifically and by name the Coast
Guard, which has handled his
communications and once rescued
one of his men from almost GER
tain death; the Park Service, up
on whose lands the Battalion has
lived here and over whose roads
it has operated, the churches, the
stores, the law enforcement Off
GERS, all of whom were asked early
in the time here to come and tell
the Seabees what the law is. And
there was an especial vote of
thanks for the crewmen on the
Oregon Inlet ferries who have not
hesitated to make special trips
when business was urgent.
The detachment remaining here
has been named Hotel Hatteras
detachment and is commanded by
Lieut.. Blake VanLear, Jr., one of
the keenest young officers in the
Navy who grew up in Raleigh
while his father was dean of
States school of engineering. Also
left here is CPO Odell Hardee, of
Fuquay Springs, who has had
charge of heavy equipment and
especially the new bypass road.
There are about a dozen native
Tar Heels, ranging from Macon
County's First Class Builder Fred
Mcdowell, Jr., to First Glass
Steel Erector Rogers from Hay
wood, both career men. The de-
tachment expects to be out of here
by December l.
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regarding stop sign. Thos. R.
Finnegan of Buxton S. for driv-
ing on the wrong side of the road.
Leon White, Manteo nergo was
fined ten dollars and given a 60
day suspended road sentence. He
was charged with entering the
quarters of Dolly Suber, house
maid employed at Mays Head, and
taking from her pocketbook $23,
also wrist watch valued at SIS.
Restitution was reported as having
been made.
David E. DeVere of Morganton
paid $40 and costs for possessing
fireworks in his automobile.
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LOST: Black Cocker spaniel.
Round red leather collar; ans
wers to name of Skipper. Property
of Mrs. Harry Thomas. Call Mrs.
Donovan Thyme. Tel. 291-W, Man
teo. T-8-31-1tc
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KILL DEVIL HILLS PERSONAL

Major J. L. Murphy of Kill Devil
Hills, left last Friday for Wash
ington, D. C. to attend a meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
National Wildlife Federation.
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The railway service began in
1888, when President Van Buren,
signed the act establishing it.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE: Two rugs, 9 x IL and
TX 8; Coleman Blend-Air gas
furnace. Call 81 or "a, or contact
Delnoy Burrus, Manteo, N. c.
T-8-31-2tp
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ROBBERY SOLVED - Mrs
Dora Yazel, % of Rock Hill, s. c.,
and a negro man, Tommy Miller
%, have been arrested, charged
with robbing w. T. Yandle's store
at Pineville on August II. They
got $3.50. While they held him up,
they rubbed snuff in his eyes.
BOMBER KILLS FOUR - A
Navy bomber crashed into a home
right at the airport in Sanford,
Fla, killed small child, and three
crewmen of the ship. A mother,
father, and young son were burn
ed severely.
| SLASH PAYROLL LISTS-Dis-
cussing of slashing many people
from the Government pay roll in
Washington is now underway.
Pay raises are being considered
for about 100000 other employees.
MURDERS BABY - A 200
pound nurse1, Miss Virginia JAS
pers 33, of New Haven, Conn.,, has
admitted shaking to death an ele-
ven day old baby because it would
not take it's bottle.
SHOOTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Neal Thompson of Surry County
shot two brothers, one critically
while they were making disturb
ance in a home, and attacked him.
They are Victor Easter IS, and
Bobby Easter, %.
SEVEN DIE - Mrs. Robert
Barefoot died in Asheville; the
seventh and last person who died
from injuries in a two car wreck
a week ago. Her husband died
Saturday, and five others were
killed on the spot. Barefoot was
minister; Rev. T. H. Shaakleford
and his wife, another minister,
also died.
RECKLESS ROMEO - After
spreading upwards of $4,000 in
bad checks across the country,
William P. Stephens, 26 of Will
mington, was arrested at Jackson
vile, N. c., charged with inter-
state transportation of stolen
goods and vehicles, impersonating
an Army officer and illegal wear
ing of the uniform. In his travels
across the country, he had married
three extra wives without bother
ing about divorces.
FATAL ROAD RACE-Bidwell
Craver, % was killed near North
Wilkesboro in a road race with
Robert Higgins, 20 of Winston
Salem. Higgins is held for speed
ing, reckless driving, racing and
manslaughter. Other men in the
two cars sustained injuries :.
Clyde Aston, Al, a negro, died
near Warrenton in a speeding car
driven by John Ingram, "a p.
Earl Schofer, 18 of Delaware was
arrested in Raleigh for speeding
at ITO miles per hour. He was
Delaware youth driving stolen
car.
-
LIGHTNING FATAL Robert
Phields, age 5, was killed by light
ming while playing under a tree
Monday afternoon at his home
near Portsmouth Va
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KIDNAPER CAUGHT-Angelo
J. LaMarca, a taxicab driver in
Minneola, N. Y. has admitted the
killing and burying of the month
old baby Peter Wienberger. The
body was found in an unmarked
grave.
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MILE HIGH sKYsCRAPER

A 510-story skyscraper is the
dream of the famed architect,
Frank Lloyd Wright, who hopes to
see it built in Chicago, to house
city and states offices. 1t would
be a mile high, over four times
higher than the Empire State
building in New York City.
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LIGHTNING FATAL Robert
Phields, age 5, was killed by light
ming while playing under a tree
Monday afternoon at his home
near Portsmouth, Va.
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HALF MILLION SHORT-Miss
Bessie Roth, 40, Chicago book
keeper has admitted a shortage in
accounts in the bank she worked;
said she used the money to help
needy friends. The shortage is
listed at $467, 28S.
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SHOOTS BROTHERS-Sheriff
Neal Thompson of Surry County
shot two brothers, one critically
while they were making a disturb
ance in home, and attacked him.
They are Victor Easter IS, and
Bobby Easter, %.
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ROMANCE OF A PRINCESS

Rumors have popped up again
about the romance of Princess
Margaret Rose of England who
last year was reported to have
renowned her love affair with
Capt. Peter Townsend, British Air
Force captain
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PANS LAWYERS-From their
own ranks, lawyers got condemna-
ton in Dallas, Texas, when Attor-
ney General Ben Sheppard, presi-
dent of the National Association,
said the public ranks lawyers at
the bottom of the list in contri-
buttons to society. He said, we
have got to get rid of the morally
misfit, those who sacrifice princi-
pie, and who discredit reason in
order to win a decision.
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Is MILLIONS-North Carolina
will borrow Is millions in Septem-
be for erection of schools. The
bonds will be sold as a result of
previously voted issues, totalling
$50,0O0,000. Of this sum $685.
100000 has been borrowed and
spent, and there are now $25, 000,-
900 more to be borrowed.
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MURDERS BABY - A 200
pound Nurse Miss Virginia JAS
pers 33, of New Haven, Conn.,, has
admitted shaking to death an ele-
ven day old baby because it would
not take it's bottle.
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SLASH PAYROLL LISTS-Dis-
cussing of slashing many people
from the Government pay roll in
Washington is now underway.
Pay raises are being considered
for about 100000 other employees.
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SETS CHURCH AFIRE - An
unknown person set fires in seven
places in McKendree Methodist
Church, Norfolk, resulting in dam
age of $4,000.
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10000 SIGNERS-In the Nor
folk, Va. vicinity 10000 persons
have signed petitions opposing
mixing of races in the public
schools of Virginia. Some negroes
are said to have signed.
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DANIEL WINS IN: TEXAS
Senator Price Daniel of Texas won
by margin of little better than
5000 in the race for Governor.
Effort had been made to defeat
him because he bolted to Eisen-
hover in 1862.
WIFE A CANDIDATE - Mrs.
Willard Tydings of Maryland, wife
of the former Senator who aban-
doned the race for the Democratic
candidacy for Senator from that
state last. week, has announced
that she will seek the nomination.
Senator Tydings retired from the
race because of illness.
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ROBBERY SOLVED - Mrs
Dora Yazel, 25 of Rock Hill, s. c.,
and negro man, Tommy Miller
%, have been arrested, charged
with robbing w. T. Yandle's store
at Pineville on August II. They
got $3.50. While they held him up,
they rubbed snuff in his eyes.
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BOMBER KILLS FOUR - A
Navy bomber crashed into home
right at the airport in Sanford,
Fla, killed a small child, and three
crewmen of the ship. A mother,
father, and young son We're burn
ed severely.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BATH. . or bedrm. unfurn. house:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

n 1s.E J, SALON s.It ~. FOR ;AIE1 $500
after Pm; 10, 2-70s8 15'
DUTCH GRILL-Reasonable price.
going business. Rte. 240. / mile
north Of Rockville. Phone Gsithrs-
burg ssSs-w-2, Mr.. POWELL
SNACK lSKr BAR cARRY-our SHOT, r
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maker. 8 DAYS SHIT hrs. XII. 9-94Sl
WANTED--soda fountain concession
l5 yrs. exper.. reliable. refs. DU.
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rULLY-EQUIPPED shoe repair shop
select NV. residential sec: rcaS.
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RESTAURANT - Perrys, $3.50
G oe0rsta ave- must sell IA
BEAUTY SALON at 14ol Col. I'd
NV. - Modern. well equip. owner
wishes To- sell because Of illness, | -
PRINT SHOP OPPORTUNITIES
cause OF illness, an forced to, sell
my up-to-datr Job cylinder plant.
incl both offset and. letterpress
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This Is Just the right spot for a
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rent and lease. Business can easily
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$95-601 Meridian lane -bedrm
rambler. newly decorated: ra.
diant heat, storage attic
sodded lot.
lOo-69g0 Fairfax dr.-2-bedroom
semidetached brick home: sep
arate dining room, equipped
kitchen. full bsmt. and large
l35-Poplar Heights-The choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedroom
brick rambler: all-electric GE
kitchen with range. garbage
DISPOSAL, dishwasher and BEN
dix washer: large picture win
dow; wooded lot; storage attic;
IS minutes to Pentagon.
loO-Columbie Pines-Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler: sub
division. near Annandale: large
picture windows. furn. base
ment. Pull-dowu stairway Ia
attic; garage; disposal, dish.
washer. electric range and re-
trigerator. LARGE spacious lot
Larchmont Realty Co, Inc.
IE' $4,000 JE 3-72l9
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

c0LORED-6th AND QUE SITS
NW.-5 rms. and bath. Gas heat
Low rental. WALTER A. BROWN
1918 VI. ave. MA. S-I6b2,
C0LORED-5th AND C-Newly dec
4 rms. and bath $3.50. lWALTEF
4; BROWN. 10lS VT ave. Ma. 8.
CoLoRED s-story brick house
f5 S Ger eae onh o0f d. an sen1 az
by floor. J J. KAHN. NO. G-9lllI
ewes, OIL. 6-I640. I'D
COLoRED-3I6i cath ST. Sc. tnr
Alabama ave. l-5emidet house:
rms. and bath. full bsmt,, auto. gal
neat. Only S95 80 mo. To inspect
CoLoRED-i3lI DUBOIS PL. Sc
% rms. and bath. full bsmt.. auto
gas gas heat Only SOS mo. To inspect
CoLoRED 1901 MASS. Sc.
inns. bath, cleo, h.-wh TOLD, $50
per mo. A. L. GRINDLEY, 932 N. Y
COLoRED-65e MORRIS PL. NE
rms, bath, cleo, h.-w.h. SIS pei
mo. A. L. GRlNDLEY, 939 N. Y
coLoRED-s RMS, bsmt.: gas h..
M vacant; children accepted
C0L0RED - MT. PLEASANT. mr.
irving st.-Big house, vacant: new
ly decorated; 10 rms, ideal fol
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sos mo. 3l07 Mt. Pleasant 81.
NV. CITY REALTY CO, APP
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rms. bath. hot water. coal heat;
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693 Z 81. ,E;=-e rms. bath; S55
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-Handsome brk
slate roof. 3 twin-size bedrms., !
bedrm. on 3rd n. Ist-f. !ayatory
Very choice location near Attn and
Albemarle. Low 30s FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4ll: ewes. Wo
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Brick center hail Colonial, de luxe
throughout; q lge. rms, 8 bedrms.,
ga baths, screened porch, attached
garase, bsmt. rec. rm,. fireplace
bar. oil h.-w,h., level fenced lot.
Only $4,000 Call KE. 10000
REALTY BROKERS. INC, Realtors
BARNABY WOODS-GI appr.; per-
ieetly eharmins. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
white brk. Colonial. in n Eorgeous
S Sood tnsSd 6us eu Saks and vae dGs
lower .0s. owner urges quick
sale. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL
BERKELEY - Handsome big brk
center-hall Colonial now reduced
TO sell. Custom-built in 1852 BY
Frank s. Phillips Exceptionally
Large rms ths9ssnGut Library Library ans
baths on End 4. Level corner loi
across from park Rec. rm.. maid
rm and bath. Controlled neigh
town OF virginia Convenient for
shopping and trans, FRANK S
PHILLIPS. Dl. 7-14ll; ewes. WO.
BRIAEcLIFF, 5ee5 watson st. NV
Attractive 4-bedroom house, in an
excellent location. Someone with
vision will make an excellent buy.
MA. S-2SB5 or MA. S-9340. OLIVER
T. CARR, Roaltc-. Id
BURLEITH-A corner home with liv.
rm,, din. RIM. kit. and Ice. scr.
porch on, LIST flour; 3 oedrms.. bath
and encl; porch. on Ind A.: tuI!
e efnt Sas F hsat sa EM INE5
or OIL. 2-5S67.
CATHEDRAL AVE. 230i---6 bedrms. =.
3 baths. gear garage: every con-
yeniencs; Open J. A. HAYDEN
c ATfsnt; Nj euS SsIal9 CIRCLE aR uEs
wonderful neiehborhood, lust of
Western ave, not far from Blessed
Sl7.95O. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI,
u7.I4l1: eyes. o., 4-I3Sa. --15
yada and Oliver-Four bedrms.,
baths; Sale or rent. I'm. 3-7a32,
-bodf.
CHEVY CHASE. choice location. Q
blocks to everything. Brick center
hall; s lge. rms. bedrms., . baths.
stairs to 3rd H., bsmt., rec, rm.,
bath, attached garage, level fenced
lot. Price 29,500. Call KE. Z
090o REALTY BROKERS. INC.
Re" tors
CLEVELAND PARK, Porter st. NOT
far from Conn. ave .-Semldetached
rooms, plus den, ga baths. ga
rage, bath on LIST floor; nice house;
$1,000 down EDWIN L., FILLS
100 Vermont, RE, 1-5140.
CLEVELAND PARK. S22 .0O0.--Very
spacious d-bcdrm. semi det. home
Beautifully planned for family liv'
Ing and ,entertsinins and mucf J
inspection would indicate Detached
garage. Owners leaving city. A most
convenient location. Ask for Mrs
Barker with THOMAS l.. PHILLIPS
Wo. $4,000 Once open til daily
and week ends.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv Che,

BusINESSWOMAN---share my Chevy
Chase home; pretty rm., pvt
bath. wide yards. garden. gar: ali
home privileges. Call OIL. 2-5906.
CONGRESSIONAL sECY. will share
entire house in Arl., close-in d. c..
with girls; twin-bed rms: COW. 10
bus; $40. IA. S-I72l. III
6l14 N Goth. Arl.-Beautifu mod
ern 3-bedrm home. with Ige. rec.
rm.: can be shared by 5 to z bache-
Tor girls or bachelor men; all facils.
plus 9 powder rms. and gar: nr.
downtown bus, shop, schools and
churches. Phone diving once hours,
J. P BROADDUS, Elk. 3-4120, Ext,
MIDDLE.AGE EMPLOYED WIDOW
would like sober, reliable woman
IN similar circumstances and are to
share a very nice home in Htllcrest
area: $50, ref. req. Box $3.50,
star
3 Girls want ! other 10 share house
in Arlington. College graduate. Call
evenings, ia. 2.Tl24.
GIRL. college grad, would like TO
share soireon else's house in NV
AL 2-1l07.
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BRIGHTWOOD

$40 Rittenhouse st. NV: LIST time
otfered--Det,. 10 rms, =. baths
plus lovely furn. ant, with bath !:
oil h.-w.h. ideal for home and
income. Owner has been renting
s rms. plus apt. for $3.50. House
in Al cond. Mr.. walter Reed Hos
pital, r. g. DUNE. RIA. 3-6051,