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Milford chronicle., 1957-07-12
OVERLOOK
Nes. Howard MilIman
Phone LeWes 1892

Services at Whites Chapel for
July 18th.
Sunday School begins at 9:45
a. m. Howard West, Supt
Glass Meeting begins at 10:45
/. M, Warrington Vincent, leader.
Bible School for the children
between ages of 4 to IA years old,
will begin Monday, July 18th, at
900 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. If you
know any boy or girl who would
like to attend, but has no trans
portation, notify Rev Kenneth
Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L0ckerman
| of Toms River, n J., spent the
weekend with relatives.
Mrs. Howard Mackenzie, Mrs.
John D. Robinson, Mrs. Robart
White and Mrs. Gail Hall called On
Mrs. James. White, Friday of 1he
Cedar Crest Nursing Home, Mills
bOro.
Mr.. Harry Millman spent the
weekend with foster sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Davidson and Mrs. Estella
Johansen.
Miss Margaret Short suent the
weekend with parents. at the Red
Mill Motel, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Short
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. p. Mill
man are proud parents of a baby
girl named Terri Lyn Millman.
Born Monday, July I. at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital. weighing
z lbs. 61a OF. Both the baby and
mother are doing nicely.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Minnie
Davidson and Mrs. Margaret Short
called on Mrs. James White of
Millsborc.
Douglas Parsons and family of
Syracuse, N. Y, are spending some
time at the home of the late Mrs.
Effie Parsons, his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth
and grandson called on Mr. and
Mrs. How rd E. Millman, Sr., Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Faye Hudson called on her
grandmother, Mrs. James White at
the Cedar Crest Nursing home,
Millsboro, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Warning
ton attended the Baker-Houston
wedding at Milford, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard z. Mill
man, Jr and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Millman, Sr. and daughter, Olive
spent the 4th of July at Tolches-
Ter Beach, Md
Mrs. Marg ret L. Fisher who has
been visiting her son Capt. and
Mrs. Goodin Fisher of Pittsburgh
has returned to her home the Cedar
Cross Farm.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickey
and family were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Campbell, on
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Crittenden cele-
brated her 10th birthday the past
week
Mr. Francis Millman and family
we're dinner guests of Mrs Clara
/ Fleetwood, Sunday.
Mary Frances Millman and Nan
ay Millman spent the week with
grandmother. Mrs Fleetwood
Mr. and Mrs. Howard p. Mill
nan, Sr., and daughter, Olive and
Mrs. James West of Milton attend
cd the funeral of Mr.. Leander Rust
If Wilmington, Monday.
Mrs. Francis Millman called on
Mrs. Martha Messick of Harbe-
ton who is ill.
Miss Barbara Millman is visiting
randmother for the week, Mrs
Clara Fleetwood. of Georgetown
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-12
SITTER AND INSTITUTION

CLEVELAND -(P)- A 23-year-
old mother who left her baby with
sitter five or six nights a week
while she attended the movies was
cleared of neglect charges here
because baby sitting is "an Amer
ican institution.
Juvenile Judge Albert w. Void
man in dismissing the charge said j:
Baby sitting is now an American
institution. To find this mother gull
ty of neglect would mean that mil
lions of American mothers are gull
ty of neglect"
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-12
NO FAvORITISM

sTREATOR, III. -P)- Justice
of the Peace John Entwistle didn't
bat an eye when he handed down
his decision.
He denied his son, Duane. "a, his
drivers license when he met him
face to face in court 1t was the
aftermath of a reckless driving
charge resulting from an accident.
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Jones.
Jr., of Wilmington have been
spending two weeks with Mrs.
Jones parents, Mr. ard Mrs.
George W Hickman. wldle Mr..
Jones attended the Nation;ll Guard
Camp at Bethany 6s@@>=..ss. 6s@@>=.ss The Hick-
mans son, Harbeson, has return
ed to Fort Knox, KY, after 10
day furiough with his parents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Amelia Sweethearts
To Parade Friday

A SWeetheafts OF Amelia parade
will be held at the War Memorial
Building Friday at p. m, under
the auspices Of the Amelia county
Parent Teachers association.
Children from 2 to IL will par
ticipate, divided into three groups
according to age, with the winner
n each group to be crowned q
sweetheart Of Amelia.
Mrs. r. B. Childress, chairman,
has announced the follow ny
judges. all of Crewe: Mrs. Drewry
LaNeve, Mrs. Howard Flippen and
Mrs. Harold johnson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Truxillo

James Tucker. Of Richmond. is
spending thes week with his brother.
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Easter. Hunting will be his foremost
activity Of the week. Bagging the
game will be the main objective Of
cutie few local men this week
as hunting season gets into full
swing. Good luck to all you hunters
Truxillo Home Demonstration
club met in the home Of Mrs. Wayne
Keener last Tuesday. Mrs. Mary
Williams. Amelia home demonstra-
ton agent. gave a most interesting
and Informative demonstration on
making Christmas decorations. Mrs
Nnnally Hall and Mrs. Robert Bar,
den We're welcomed in the club as
new members.
The Wnmen's Society OF Christian
Service Of Salem church met in the
home OF Mrs. Lewis Easter last
Thursday After the adjournment Of
he meeting, Ms. Maude Shrum
was given surprise birthday party
BY the ladies Of the society.
Ms. Wayne Keener entered MCV
Hospital Monday to undergo minor
rn~0ery. Little Gary is staying with
lis uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nunally, Hall, Jr.. in Richmond,
while his nom is hospitalized.
Easter in Hospital
Lewis Easter is also a patient in
a Richmond hospital. He fell from
La truck several weeks ago and
injured his Shoulder. He entered
Stuart Circle Hospital last Saturday
to undergo an operation on his
shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark. of
Clayville. announce the birth OF q
son. born November 10. Congratu-
lations! Mrs. Clark IS the former
Jane Lynch. Of this community.
DR.. Joseph Rohr. Of Roanoke. and
c. Rohr. Of Charleston. W. Va.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Easter
Sunday. Recent callers In the same
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Boyles, Pam and Kelly.
Mrs. Lewis Easter had as Sunday
dinner guests her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Dodson. and Mr.. Dodson
and children. also Rev. and Mrs.
Arlie Knipmeyer. and family.
June Cough Injured
June Cough. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Cough, was seriously
injured last Saturday. The bicycle
she was riding hit tree and the
|handlebars hit June in the stomach
She suffered punctured liver. She
is improving satisfactorily in Grace
Hospital. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dawson,
and family. were recent dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Eas-
ter. Of Jetersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Midkiff
metored to Cumberland Sunday
afternoon and visited with MI. and
Mrs. Raymond Pemberton.
Jonah Easter. OF Walnut Cove,
N. c., was a recent visitor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Easter
Epworth and Salem Methodist
churches will hold Thanksgiving
services Wednesday. Nov, ~, at
80 pm. at Epworth church. Let
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

Three times thi. Plymouth crossed the
Rockies. Three times it wound its way
up and down across the country :. pass
ing through more than 1900 cities and
towns Whipping over turnpikcs !.
creeping through city traffic arrow
ing down super-highways =. feeling its
way through 500 miles Of rutted detours.
And when the drivers turned the key to
end the marathon, it still looked, ran
and rode like new
Tn. is what lasting value really means.
The ability to take everything that Amer
ican roads and weather can dish out :
and come up Erinning. Why don't you
give Plymouth test drive yourself =
today? You'll zee what we mean.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Amelia All Club
Members Prepare
Fer County Contests

Amelia county All club mem
bers will take part in contests No
vember 20, competing for gold
medals and an opportunity to par
ticipate in district contests in
April at Longwood College. Con-
tests will be held at 10 a. m at
Amelia High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

win be held in the agricultural

viii be held in the agricultural
building.
Awards viii! be made in two
classes, juniors aged 10 to IA. and
seniors aged IA through 81.
Junior leaders ASSISTING witt, the
contest include Gail Lush. Mary
Lee Warmer. Betty Lou Morris.
Peggy Childress. Vickie White,
Janice Woods. Ann Gordon Jenk-
ms, Mary Elizabeth Anderson.
Johnnie Morris. James Paulette,
DEWITT Wilmington, Richard
Coleman and frankie Anderson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Worsham P-TA
Plans "A Carnival

Worsham Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION will sponsor a harvest
carnival Friday at 7:3O p. m. in
the school auditorium. with a film
TO be shown.
"A cake walk. fortune telling
fishing and country store are
planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

US all give thanks to God, our
creator and provider. on this
Thanksgiving day. Pause for a
moment and offer prayer for the
less fortunate If possible, attend
Thanksgiving service at church
in your community.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Mary Bette Watkins
Crowned At Amelia

A l7-year-old blonde. Mary Bet
tie Watkins. Friday was crowned
Homecoming queen at Amelia High
School. The daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel s. Watkins, Of Amel-
Ia. she was elected by a popular
vote of the students.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

Meal preparation, bread, poultry
consumption, dairy foods. freez-
ing and canning contests will be
cid in the home economics kitch-
en-.
Room improvement, yard i'm
provement, safety and laundry
will be held in the home econom-
cs building, and the dress revue
and clothing achievement contest
will be held in Mrs. Laura c.
Stengel's room.
All agricultural demonstrations
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

We knew this car was tough.
We designed it that way.
That's why We weren't afraid 10 give
Plymouth the toughest test run Of all
timc with all America as the track
We didn't coddle this Plymouth. Didn't
crate i and ship i carefully from place
to place. Instead, We aimed it out at
los Angeles one misty morning and sent
it through course that ran 5000 mile.
through 81 states
The time limit Only IS days
4 thousan1 NILE. day.
The equivalent Of 6 wears driving
orammed into little more than wseksl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

War Memorial building Friday
night. t
Mrs Watkins is Tri-Hi-Y sec
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

Th0fs the Plymouth Track I, md
just look at thai route! Every pos
sible rod and peother condition.
Plymouth ran every inch Of that muy.
deroEs route 3 times u Just 50 days.
Whas sressey proof Of lasting, built
u xAmstna!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

rotary, Future Teachers Of Amer
lea secretary-treasurer and On the
school annual staff.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

She was crowned by the co-cap1
tains Of the football team ait the
homecoming dance held in the
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radios, hi-fi, phOnOs

] 1856 Emerson Toble Rodo 1885 1895
! 1856 Fomous-Moke, 3-Speed Hi-Fi
Photograph - 1898 1905
] 1856 Fomous-Moke, 3-Speed Hi-F
phonOqroph ,,.--..-,---- 1926 74.ss
J 1856 Fomous-Moke, 3-Speed Hi-Fi
Photograph 1880 io4.es
! 1856 Sylvonio Rodio lntercom Set 1895 24.95
] 1856 Traveller Toble Rodo $500 1895 1895
] 1856 Normende German AM-FM-
sW RodiO ..---....-.. 1925 1925
] 1856 Normende German AM-FM-
sW Rode -.-----,-.---- z49.05 1895
! 1856 Mozort Hi-F Rodio-Phono
Combination -----------------37e 50 1925
Record Cobinets blond as s. 1895 1895
MAJOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4iS 7th st. or
thru Archway Main Bldo
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X mems furnishings

ORG now
$50 Mems AI-Woo Imported Enolish
Hose. Eostc tops, over ploids in
assorted colors, = 10 | 3 295 9oe
20 Mems Royon Robes in solid or
over-olI patterns. Assorted colors
in broken sizes -------- 1900 6.4e
MEMS Observation-Disclosures Street Floor:
Langley Park Nd, First Floor
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knit lingerie
cOrSetS

KNIT Washington. Third Floor
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$50 Pes. Costume Jewey. Gold ond
silver colored metal set with sinu-
brocelets, pins, eorrings --- 200 69e"
JEWELRY-WaShtngton Street Floor
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boys wear

- orig.
lOl Cotton Frneed Cowboy Shirts 29e LOO
~ Boys Winter Cops--- 29o LOO
l50to
SO Wool MuffIers ------------ l99 100
10 Plostc Waterproof Mittens l69 100
10 A-Wool or Royon Prep or Husky $500
Dress Slocks. Broken sizes - 1898 800
10 Fomous-Moke Lonbswoo PuIover
:, Sweaters 799 800
81 Cotton Oxford Cloth vy-look
Dress Shirts 800 ZOO
80 waterproof Plastic Roincoots 3.95 100
loo Undershorts, Briefs, T-Shrts 89c to for
Wosnooie cotton ----------- l.35 100
49c for
800 Cotton Socks. Mostly foncies 55c 100
l00to
SO Belts. Ron Hots Cops - l99 25e
BOYS WEAR-WaShington Fourth Floor
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Friday bargains
sale Friday; sorry, mail phone orders
90 orig. 2.39-3.9o
tots pajamaS
I7s

Boys ond girls poiomos in cotton fIonnel, knit
royon treot cotton cholIis. Also girls robes OF
cotton cholIis. Broken sizes 2-8.
TOTS, TODDLERS-Wdshtnoton Fourth Floor
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Decorator tobries include vot-dyed and pre-
shrunk cottons in prints or solids Some royon
and cotton prints or solids 24x24" size
DRAPERIES-W WASHINGTON, Fourth Floor.
Langley Park. Lower Leuel
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refI'igeratOrS, ranges

1856 Armo,d 30" Cos Ronee, tode
) l956 0-E "a" Automatic Electric
Ranges 1885 1895
, 1855 &c SO" Auomotic Electric
Ranges 299.95 1855
2 1856 &c 40" De Luxe Double
Door Electric Ovens .---~-------.5 l9.e5 sssss
1856 Toppon &c. Cos Ranges 1895 1895
$50 Friedoire 12.l-Cu.-Ft. Re-
friqerotor-Freezer 4ee IS sls.ss
1856 G-E 81 -Cu.-Et Refrieerotors 1895 1895
1856 &c l4-Cu,-Ft. Refrigerator
Freezer ------.--------7----5 29.e5 sssss
1856 Kekinotor 8-Cu.-Ft Refrieer-
otors -------------------.--z5ee IS 1895
1856 Kevinotor -Cu.-Ft Refrioer-
otor ---------------..----7--2s9 IS 1925
1856 Westinghouse l32-Cu-Ft.
Refnoerotor-Fr ------------54es IS 3esss
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Xxx mems FURNISHINGS
stationery

STAIIONERY-WaShlngton, Street WOOL
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notions
jeweIry

NOTIONS-Wa Washington, Street Floor
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washers
major appliances
teIeViSiOn

org. now
1857 Famous Moke Tobe Model
TV northumberland 1896 1885
! 1856 Admiral Il Series Console TV 1895 1895
! 1856 Admiral 2l-Series Console
" 49,, 349.95 1855
Step TobIe TV Stond, blond $500 l4.95 3.95
z 1857 Fomous-Moke q Series Con-
sole -2ee. IS zz4.ss
! 1856 Emerson 2l-Series Tobe TV- 1895 l44.e5
! 1857 Fomous-Moke 2l-Series Low
Boy Color TV-------------75 $4,000 5ss.ss
| 1856 Fomous-Moke 24-Series Con-
sole Tv--------~------- s4e.5 so 1885
" .--------~.53e.5o 1885
! Bose For 2l-series Tv--------- 1895 4.S5
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jT. debS' wear
X ir. debS' wear

go Bermuda Shorts Woods, corduroys 5oo a.
IS Wool Skirts with contrasting belts.
Slim styles - 799 s.s
IS Wool jersey Blouses Stripes - 500 81
So TurtIe-Neck Sweaters Long sleeve,
novelty weave 38-4O - 500 as
JR. DEBS-W Washington, Fourth Floor.
Langley Park, Nd, Second Floor
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X toilet goods
budget SpOrtsWear
gloves

l3 DoubIeWoven Cotton and Nylon
Gloves in black and white - 200 Lao
SO Ooube-Woven Cotton Shorties and
lonoer-Lenoth Gloves White block 300 to
beige $50 1893
10 Double Woven Cotton Longer 4OOto
Length Gloves Blue white; soed 500 z.oo
GLOVES-Washington Street Floor
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KALORAMA AREA

: bedrms,. 4 baths Newly dec
Grated. Sal MS , plxem; ~ c1
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ARLINGTON, NORTH-Neariy rev.
y

ALEXANDRIA AREA. few minutes
10 Pentagon via shirley hwy
Modern country home 29-it lV-
ing room-dining room combined.
fireplace, > screened porches, good
kitchen. 5 bedrooms. l bath. part
basement oil h-wh; gsrase sLd
stable acreage SIPS mo ROMYs
IAMBORN, OF. 4S5S6. OF.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsRED

BOILING -bedrm. semi.
De- brick. ~ baths. din rm
yard. $40. Ju. i-sl43,
CAPITOL HILL---Beautifully re-
stored bedroom house In exclu-
slve MrLLERS COURT, modern
and eonv, III. 10y, alter p.m
FAILS CHURCH, bedroom home
lac Nv. rm,, sep, din, rm,, knotty-
pine rec. rm excel .cond cow
schools, churches and shop ctr
Nieh. Avail Dec 5 Call JE. B.
ps2a or RE $780,
9NNsTNGTON--3is bedrooms. liv
rm., fireplace, KIT with dining
lPaes iyli basement Sllo. Call
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ALLIN-Move local. long distance
with new van. S20-S35 for apt Z:
reas long distance. DE. 2-2s22
We DO LIGHT HAULING. moving
refsrs.. trunks. Appliance All
work guar. RIA 3-424s s.
CHESTER MOVERs-Lse. or snn.
We do them all Clean, careful and
courteous ~ 2-055s. ia. 9-01l6
ARROW Transfer rooms as
low as $50. or men. $40 per hl
AID 2-624s
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service : experienced white men.
f-s34i. 10 7-e5as
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
niRht. Tess rates DC 1891
Du 7-s655 J 4 K MOVING co
LIGHT -AULING. local movine
beaches q specially. S / MORRIS.
TIL 2-lib0 or Ii 6-2sss
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage
z ssparate rooms, expert packing
Phone no z-0104. UNION qoR-
ACE CO. INC, Established 1905
sAyE-Lov rates padded vans,
WARDROBE 81 mrs short notice
HILLS. SIP 10000 Lu l-s50O
WANTED LOAD GOING TO NEW
ENGLAND J A. K MOVING co
DU. 5-s655
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VII aceep; surplus furniture Is
part payment or your moving
siorage, Teas. rates. IA. s-2s37.
To-
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BUNGALOW FOR REM bed
rms aree vsro 1856 W st. Sc.
Pc. 3-ill3
IDEAL LoCATION-charming s.
oeoTm house and bsmi art /.
$3.50 per mo no. a-1656
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-seven rms
two baths. oil heat, nicely furn .
! s '!.si to stores bus; Sis. En-
ANDREWS FIELD Sc. : 2-bedrm
bunRalox: bsni oiR yard. near
shops. RE. 7-sIil.
UPPER N.W.-Jan- June. our cher
ished. attrac lively furn and
equipped home. 3 bedrms washer
drief. IA 3-3I47.
aRL-, SCI s. Irving-Semidet brk.,
= bedrms-, schools. shops. Col
pike bus: $50. OIL. a-S2ss.
NEAR WALTER REID = Lovely g.
bedroom. detached house with
kitchen, 6ining room. living room;
recreation room in basement: ga
raes, Ewes esll ~, s-2la5,
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC, CO.
GREENWICH FOREST. Bethesda-
Z bedrmS.. din rm.. all elec. kit.
81 for re- o 5n ss5o s1 mo s or ta SsS
NAVY ANNEx-PENTAG0N-walk-
ing dist becrm brk: rec. I'm &.
oil b. nicely frrn. incl Tv. auto
washer. oy 3-46s7. IA. S-7562
Ar -bedrm brick. full bsrnt. /:
nicely furn COW 10 everythins
Nove In now Si35. IA. Loses
GEORGETowN-Susc furn. hse.,
small garden. Scit. Z ynr. women
Inspect SUNDAY. DE. s-1soS.
SOC 9Th ST. Sc. nr. cspitol-4
bedrms ideal for service people
MILLS L. SON. Ma. s-45cl,
JU. 9-465O
AMER. 4. Pm bedrms.. nr
shopS. tranxp secs: shoTt-term
lease WO. 6-aS96 after ewes.
all DAY Sat. Sun
COIEsVILLE RID. and Sligo pkvy
Mod Diet lovely home, s rms.
baths, rec. I'm oil hest dole
Ger. nicely furn: vac $3.50
wO s-9lO0
Ie ROOM furnished detached
heat. win rent with option 70
buy as rent Mt Pleasant. S4e3
Oakvood ter, NV. or DE 2-lSgS
CHOICE DETACHED: District NV
"a spacious homes; or more
bedrms.. 3iz or more baths: $3.50
up ELIJAH q ARNOLD tcol
USA. ret ,. Broker, EN- 3-4S35
SILVER -6edrm. brick
rambler in excel nbrhd attr.
eompl furn immse.: mr.. Ca. ave :
Forest Glen rd; Sl3S. JU. S-6749
WOODBRIDGE. 1885 Rhode Island
ave net rms bsmt, gar., nice
" iurn. OWNER La 9-1S34
y. CHEVY CHAsE-Lovely s-bed-
nm home. garaee, Sl65, 4 mo
lease OIL. 6-s57S. SUBURBAN
HOME REALTY
LARGE HOUSE. nw-ouiet estate
suitable for diolOmat OF member
OF Congress. EN- 3-e0Ss
Mr.. CAPITOL, i7ON carolina ave
se--6 rms bath, yd.. ear sood
furn vac: SilS per mo lease,
Others nr. Walter Reed NV. RA
$500
SILVER sPRING-pet. brick. Cape
Cod: : hedrms, rec, IN tenseSS
or DI 7-s666.
CAPITOL HILL; attention congrsss-
men Coy. well furnished, -
bedrm. home excel section leaV-
Ing city. will transfer lease for
purchase OF furniture II 6-Iest
CONGRESS- HTS. s-bedrm. row
brick. full bsmt gaS heat nice
yard. Rent, Sl15 JOHN l, Shell
TON, Realtor. 10 $4,000
CAPITOL HILL; ATTENTION
cONGRESSMEN--coyy. 4-oedrm
home; excel sec close to CAP :
S.25 mo. IL 6-76S5
BLADENsBURG = 4 bedrms Nv
very S,T ' ,se u lot: Sizes mo Avail
CO. TN i.iSiS OF AP 7-aeal
CLEVELAND PARKS beautifully
furn - LAree detached house
newly decorated Available i'm
mediateiy Re 3-b426.---
AMERICAN z. PARK-Lv . rm
with firepl. lge. din rm. kn:. 5
bedrms., 9 baths oil b " h. patio
P fqH a 4 sons. Ma. 5000
SAT- 9 sth Pl., ArlinEtOn' Va
semidetAehsd; = ToOmt and bath
~ bedrooms eas heat rent, Sllb.
Thos. J. Fisher q Co, Inc,
7ss 18th q NV. District 7.esao
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SAIL q sth Pl, ArhnEton' Va
s 3 ssSrocms' gas heat rent. siiS.
ThoS. J. Fisher q Co.. Inc,
7ss 18th 81 NV. District 1850
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co.0P APIS. FOR SALE

Beautiful corner l.
bedroom apartment large livhne
room. den. dlnftte. improved
kitchen inspection BY appointmt
J NELSON HUGHES EN- 2-s4O0
.60a ADAMS MILL ROAD -. 900
is . real buy for this spacious cor
ner apartment OF > bedrooms, ily-
ing room. dining room and kiteh-
en-, Within / block OF fast down
town transportation Monthly ex-
pense only $40. lnsp ~ appt J.
NELSON HUGHES, IN 1900
fILDEN GARDENS - bedroom
and bath corner ap; with liying
room, dinette. kitchen. 5000 ex-
posuTe and nice view Of the Gaf-
dens. Reasonably priced and very
low monthly operating expense
Inspection By appointment only.
] NELSON HUGHES. En- $500.
TILDEN GARDENs-A most at
tractive 8-bedroom and 2-bath
np; With large livlng room. seps-
rate dining room and nIooern
kitchen; excel condition thfough-
out The full sing ahorcinE )
exposures makes this an un-
Usually nyieht and cheerful apt.
home. Please phone for further
information and sppt 70 inspect
! NELSON HUGBES IM 2-si0u
THE 3ROADMOOR: by OWNER
Spacious 2-bedrm 2-bath APT.
available terms wo d-lie3
GARDENs--Loyeiy a-bed-
rm apt perfect eono best loo
Owner wants best offer this week
hoSs.ns toesy NIKE coUoHLIS
ReAl,oT, RE 6-4444
$. ARL. - Oarctn sDts. > bedrms.
laundry and parklng faeils.. bus
., 6oOr IA S-J3aa
GREENBELI-For immediate &C.
eupaney, beoTm., corner frame
apt. pvt entrance lge yard with
lovely trees Monthly pymts., So.
Incl. prin. int. taxes. ms. heat.
no. water, all ma toT rtoalrs No
settlement charges Down pymi
can be nnsneed Selection l. :
ans 3 beerm frame ard e Z, I
homes sls1 ayail GREEEBELI
REALTY CO. ISL Centerwsy next
10 frehouse IN Greenbeli com
ueTctsl CENTER OR 3-45si. OR
l-435l. Member Multiple Littins
3 BEDRMS.. west Of Conn ave,
/ exposures. lge foyer. iull din
I'm only sli $50. Cal Mr. Chas
Hushes, Z G sMITHY co. ST
ST.. 0os. NAYLOR GARDENs-ls,
ar. bedrm,. hy. rm..- din. rm.,
Kit. bath Beagt. loo. LAune and
storaEe faclis. JOHN L. SHELTON.
ReaitoT. 10 10000.
81 500. oUT-OF-TOwN OWNER
> bedrms.. wins corner apt. Newly
DEC. throuehoui Best NayloI
Gardens loo: 81 int. on unpaid
bal. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor.
10 a-2o0O,
CAPITOL hill. De luxe apt. faeins
Capitoi-Complete 2-bedrm apt,
No. 3. at lis End 81 ne, nr
Const ave: $1,000 On. Sllo.5
per mo. pays everything Call re-
firinE owner Mr. Simon. Ii. b
gOqs or exclusive agent, Mr..
Bremen. at ?. W. BERENs. INC.
IA a-2434
HAMPsHIRE -bedrm.
type. lovely cond vacant IA.
3-.slR. sun. Mon 70 pm.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV
unusualiy SPACIOUS enc. apt IN
elev. bids csll MI Msak. no =
siec CALIFORNIA ST NV
Atirac 1-bedrm APT. with iull
ri s-sp3S. for this and
! 1'" BUXTON AIKEN, EN-. s-aSa4