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Christmas Concert
At Laurel School


continued from page one)
derived from a small admission fee
will benefit the musical organiza-
tions Of the Laurel School.
The Little Symphony Orchestra,
which draws its players from Del
aware, Maryland and Virginia, will
present Prayer" from Hansel and
Gretel by Humperdinck, Brahms
Behold the Roses are Blooming
and the Finale from Beethoven S
Fifth Symphony. Mr. Showard will
conduct this portion of the pro-
gram.
DR.. Trusler will conduct the
Messiah performance and the
group of carols by the concert
choir.
Arrangements for the perform
ance are being supervised by Leon
B. EldeSs superintendent, Laurel
Special District.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
MODERN CREEK DRAMA

NEW YORK (P)-Modern Greek
dramas are to be shown on Broad
way for the first time by James S.
Elliott.
Elliott last year took the first
American acting company to Ath-
ems for performance of Greek
classics, and while there became
intrigued by the dramatic possi-
bilities for u. S. audiences of
works by contemporary Greek au-
thors.
He plans to present three short
plays in triple bill: Requiem"
by Nikos Kazantsakis; "a Face in
the Daylight" by NJ S. Crispis;
and Mister Cuckoo" by Jacob
Cambanelli.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
OBITUARY
RLADES

1lxAOEA0
James Howard Blades, age rs
years, husband of Lille Scott
Blades, passed away at his home
near FELTON,, Del, on Wednesday
morning, November 26 1853 Rela-
tives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services from the
Berry Funeral Home FELTON,, on
Saturday afternoon, November 29,
at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Larry Renner,
pastor of FELTON, Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment in Hollywood
Cemetery, Harrington. Friends may
call at the funeral home, Friday
evening.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by two sons, James Wesley and
Lester Howard Blades, both of Fell
ton, two daughters, Mrs. Pearl B.
Torbert, FELTON,, and Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. Alcorn Wilmington; and
one sister, Mrs. Nolan Travis, Re-
hoboth; five grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
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college, right in the heart of New
York City, a stones throw or a
tunnel walk from Grand Central
Station.
OF course there are no classes
at Mrs McDonald's college, no
faculty and no final exams. Her job
is director of the department of
college relations at the Hotel Bilt-
more. The campus she supervises
is limited to the hotel and the de-
partment she rune is responsible
for comfort and welfare of the
collegiate hordes who descend on
the famous old hotel on week-ends,
holidays and vacations.
In her four years as college di-
rector, Mrs. Mcdonald has become
a sort of mother confessor for the
nations students, although she is
young, pert and attractive. She
has representatives on campuses
throughout the country She her
self travels widely visiting colleges
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TlUO Houston al Boys
Viii Go To Chicago


CONTINUED from page one)
in Dairy, Yard Improvement, Field
Crops and Tractor. He has excelled
in his Guernsey cattle project.
Haging won several showing and
Fitting Contests and several tro-
phies and grand champion rosettes
with his Guernseys, he was also
County Winner in the Tractor
Driving Contest this year. He hes
participated in several judging
contests and given dairy demon
strations. He has exhibited his cat
tie at the Kent and Sussex Fair,
Georgetown Artificial Breeders
Show and the Guernsey Show at
Newark.
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lStlck, Sne runs Lne WOfluS DlggeSl
and prep schools. She is respon-
sible for reserving the required
number of rooms for the college
crowd, estimating their needs
months in advance. But she's also
a One-woman clearing house for
the transfer of funds from parents
to students. for delivering mess
ages, giving shopping advice or
travel directions, getting theater
tickets and finding lost articles
Says she:
Every once in while I'm also
the bureau of missing persons. A
daughter will write her parents
that she is staying at the Biltmore,
and then. will fail to arrive. The
parents sometimes get frantic, SO
we phone the girls friends and
usually find the missing daughter
back on campus or staying with one
of the friends"
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
MORE DOCKS

VANCOUVER tP The first
stage has been cc@pleted of new
deep-sea dock and warehouse pro-
ject in Burrard Inlet. The com
plete work will include two deep
sea berths and two berths for coas-
tai ships.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
LUTHERN INQUIRY

sTRAsBOURG. France (P) - A
meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Lutheran World FEEDER
alton has authorized research
project to study relations with
other Christian bodies. particu-
larry Roman Catholics.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
ACTOR NOW A PRODUCER

NEW YORK Victory Jory,
veteran portrayer of suave gentle
men on stage and screen, is tack
ling new chore now as co-pro-
ducer.
He is tealning with Douglas
Crawford to present ''The Pris-
oner" on Broadway. The Bridget
Boland drama was seen in London
in 1854. Besides sharing in the
management, Jory is to star in
the lead role.
classified Ads Get Results
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Rebels Kill a,
Injure SIN
Algeria Roid

ALGIERS, July % P).-Al-
gerian nationalist rebels killed
at least four persons and in
Jured 81 in terrorist attacks
over the week end.
In Algiers 10 persons we're
wounded in two grenade at
tacks. the largest week end
casualty roll since the city I'M
foreground network was de-
clared 80 per cent smashed by
the paratroopers of Mai. Gen
Jacques Massu last fall.
Green-bereted Foreign Le-
gion paratroopers again moved
into the ancient native casbah
of Algiers, the stronghold of
the rebel spirit in the city.
Among the week-end'S VIC
Tins was Ali Akrous, pro-
French mayor of the village of
Boudjima in the rebel-infested
Kabylie Mountains. He was cut
down by two pistol bullets as he
ventured outside his village,
held by a French Army bat
talon.
Near Mailott. on the Algiers-
Constantine highway, a Foreign
Legionnaire. his wife and child
were killed in a machinegun
attack on their car.
The French command said
48 rebels we're killed and IL
captured in weekend military
operations. Nine rebels were re-
ported to have deserted rebel
ranks to Join the French.
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explosives and arms which
they used 10 return the IRE Of
the Jordan patrol.
British forces. meanwhile.
spent q 'quiet week end In
Amman. British ofhcials said
no incidents involving their ci-
villains or troops had been re-
ported.
Motorists jammed filling sta
tons In Amman for their FIRST
easily obtained fuel supplies
since the Iraqi coup July IA. A
fleet Of l40 tank trucks was
rolling In with gasoline and
other oil supplies ITO miles by
road from the southern port OF
AQaba.
The United States has been
flying In oil supplies from Leba-
non 10 relieve the hard short
age. but the airlift stopped Fri-
day night--having brought In
about $500 tons-after a Brit
ish tanker, diverted at sea,
reached Aqaba with 400 tons
of oil. Supplies had not been
rationed. but could be bought
only In scant amounts or on
the black market.
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BTLLFOLD, in Silver sp.. Sat: Keep
sake. names of donors gold lettered
reward Jul S-8OAo
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Senator Urges Recess
Before Summit Talks

heads of state meet in New
York
II think President Eisenhower
probably would feel freer TO act
If Congress were not in session
and, as it we're, looking over his
shoulder at a summit confer
ence." Senator Mansfield said
in an interview.
II would assume the Presi-
dent would keep in close touch
with the congressional leaders
if we are not in session. In
any event he can carry on nego-
tiations with the knowledge he
has the united support of the
country behind him"
Mr.. Eisenhower's Middle East
policies have come under fire
in the Senate.
Senator Morse. Democrat Of
Oregon. for instance. has told
the Senate he will document
for it his charge that Mr..
Eisenhower's decision to send
troops TO Lebanon was taken
''in clear violation Of the Con-
stitution."
Senator Mansfield and SEN
ators Fulbright. Democrat Of
Arkansas, and Humphrey. DEM
ocrat of Minnesota, among
others. have criticized what
they called Mr.. Eisenhower's
reluctant attitude toward meet
ing Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
Senator Humphrey said on
a television program yesterday
this country should enter such
a meeting with a program in
hand. that we clearly UNDER
stand what we're after and the
kind of solution we want"
Not all of the policy criticism
has come from Democrats.
Senator Javits, Republican of
New York, said in another TV
broadcast yesterday that while
he supports the decision to
send troops to Lebanon 1t "in-
dicateS a lack Of success in our
Middle East policies.
Somehow or other" he said,
"our Middle East policies have
not worked effectively to
counter what is a perfectly
normal drive of Arab nation
alism. And my own opinion is
that a good many changes are
dictated"
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troops win leave as soon as the
United Nations takes steps 70
stabilize the Middle East.
The statement denied a ru-
NOR that Jordan and Britain
might sign q five-year pact
which would allow the troops
10 remain.
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Few storage Facilities

Jordon has few oil storage
facilities and had been de-
pendent on Lebanon and Iraq
for its continuing needs. The
rebellion In Lebanon cut of
that source too. including 30
tank trucks en- route. Normal
daily consumption in Jordan.
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excluding the Army. Is about
400 10 500 tons, Urgent plans
are under way for construction
of storage facilities.
The British forces here are
supplied from Cyprus.
Jordan's government an
nouneed last night the British
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Jordan SEXES
3 InfiItrdtors
At Syria Line

AMMAN, Jordan. July % CH9.
"A Jordan Army patrol
FLASHED with a band Of eight
lnfiltrators near the Syrian
border yesterday and captured
them. an army spokesman an
nounced. One Of the captured
men was wounded. but no mem
ton was made Of any Jordan
casualties.
The nationality Of the infil-
traitors was not disclosed. But
Jordan's royal government has
complained many times that
both Syrians and Egyptians Of
Canal Abdel Nasser's United
Arab Republic have been slip
ping into the country for pur-
poses Of subversion.
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By JACK BELL
Associated Press Stafi Writer

Senator Mike Mansfield,
Democrat of Montana. said
today it might be a good thing
if Congress wound up its session
before the start of a United
Nations summit conference on
the Middle East.
Congress is moving into a
stretch drive with some mem
bers talking of a mid-Aueust
adjournment. August IL has
been mentioned as a possible
conference starting date If
President Eisenhower, Russia's
Premier Khrushchev and other
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nlIIIlIllIllIIllIlIl
LOST

BHLFOLD, in Silver Sp.. Sat: keep
sake, names OF donors gold lettered
reward. JU $1,000
CHIHUAHUA, fawn color. male: vic
tth and Constitution ave. NV, July
"a &, pm. Reward $50 Cali HA
DOG. male, white. brown, with black
Park area. HA 2-S945.
DOG, Maltese spaniel. male, white
been clipped vic Greenwich Forest
Reward OIL $4,000.
DOG. terrier. small, male: vic. Smith
sonlan; owner or GOOD home RE
DOG. wire-haired terrier. white. fe-
male, with left black ear, child'S pet
Reward. OIL 2-324G
DOG. male, brown, short haired, mixed
breed, medium sized, wearing l9o1
District tags strayed from al0 K ST
Sc. answers to name King" Re-
ward Ii 7-32lq.
DOG. French poodle, silver miniature
male vic, Crossroads, BladensburR
Nd. Answes to jock: $50 reward
SIP 3-9l67
white paws, white stripe down face
Reward. OIL. 4-4ss5. ~ ~
PARAKEET. banded, blue and gray
very tame. Reward Call wo
6-lS19.
PARAKEET, pale blue, gray wings
Texas: vic. Courthouse I'd, and Co.
lumhia pike. Reward. ia. 2-6165.
PARAKEET, green, answers to Skip,
py' noon Sun, vic. s. 5th St, Arl
Reward. ia. 7-6S35.
PARAKEET. Lucky" green. male
ia 1-0147,
READING GLASSES, brown, plastic
vic Kann's and Dept Of Justice. Re
ward RE 7-s200, Ext, 765 2s'
WALLET, tan, pisskin. mans: vic ISti
and Col I'd. or in taxi. Reward
NE S-4alO
WALLET, brown: watergate Inn: mi
tials II. s NJ contains money. i'm
portant papers, reward or mail 4
= s. MANSFIELD, 1909 2lst st "
DE 2-a735
WALLET. mans. dark brown between
Bayard blvd ana Bradley blvd ants
Sat Reward Call OIL 2-l1la.
WRIST WATCH. lady'S, yellow cold
TiSSot; Bethesda vic great Senti
mental value: $40 reward. OIL. 8
$685.
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The Jordanian Army spokes-
man said the nationality Of the
band of inhltrators was being
investigated. He said they
were intercepted at Kafrsoum.
about six miles from the Sy-
rian border. and were carrying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
FOUND

DOG, German shepherd. female, gentle.
In season; vic EngleSide-Fort Belvoir
ED. 9-5S04
DOG, boxer. With choke chain. vicinity
Forest Glen. ~. S-l7Sl.
PUPPY mixed breed. Light sTosn; vie
1900 blk L St ne Call WASHING
TON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE,
No. 1890.
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Just across the District line, 1
bus fare. convenient to shoppine
center and theater; excellent bus
facilities.
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APIS. FuRMIsHED-u. G.

COLORED--I6I0 n ST. NV
$50 mo-; bachelor apt. neatly
furn.i beaut. mot. BLDG. select
tenants only. See janitor.
C0LOREp-23s 10th ST. NE
Newly dec; bedrms; lily. nm,
kit. and bath: $50 wk. 10. 2-5266.
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DOWNTOWN-Bedrm. apt. mod
furn.. everything furn,, suit. .,
SIS ea. DI 1857. DI. 7-141S,
LUxURIoUsLY FURN. . bedrms.
iiv.. kit. bath utiis., ldry. facil.
excel. transp. and shop; gentiles;
S25 wk. 326 Madison st. NV.
Sc. NEAR so sTOREs-New mod
ern BLDG. luxuriously furn. apt,
off-street parking. Also unfurn
arts. available. Moderately priced
Lu. 1-4162 or 10. 1-1610.
CAPITAL CITY APIS
23O-36 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
De luxe. newly furnished. all
utils. 2 rms, kit, bath. Also
unfurn. apis. S79.5O up. Ewes.
or Sun. 10. 1880 or LU. 1-4102.
L. T. 0RAVATTE
1913 X st. Realtor MA. e-07b3
CAPITOL HILI-Consressional
section; restored Georgetown type
2-bedrFn, apt; pvt. bath and entr !;
$3.50: everything furnished Cal
II. T-7474 or NE. S-42sl.
GOOD LOCATION: reas. rent: 2
and 3 bedrun. apis.
10. 2-0151
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Mr.. CATH. UNIV. and new hosp
center-Duplex; . rms, kit, d.
FE. 7-2I37 or RE. 6-46SS.
ii3 18th ST. s.E.-lst A.; 3 rms,
kit, bath; utils. except cleo; SOS.
FE. 7-2137 or RE. 6-46SS.
Mr.. CIV HOSPITAL, 1907 L st. NV.
New bldg; liv. rm. with firepl.,
bedrm., tile bath, mod. kit; SIS
per mo v L. TOOMEY REALTOR,
1918 18th st. NV, RE. 7-5275,
THIS HUGE AND MODERN q
bedrm. apt. will certainly meet
your demands. efficient kit. spa
cious dining area, complete laun-
dry and storage facilities; sos
mel. all utils. Res. Mgr;; No; b.
LIZ ETcHs $50 co. NAT Gr ss SHANNON q
YOU WILL ENJOY this comfortable
and well arranged l-bedrm. unit
here at 3222 Sth st. Sc. Dust on
! facilities plus a convenient loca-
/ ton: $3.50 incl. all utils Res
Mgr. 10. 2-7454 or SHANNON d
LUCHS CO.. Ma. S-2345.
5O6N End ST. SEC rms, bath,
porch. supply own gas ht.; SOS $50
WO. 6-3793.
1907 18th ST. N.w.-Eiev. bids.
! room. kit. bath; $3.50 mo.
DU. 7-7163.
18th AND KENNEDY-l or . bed
rm, bsmt. apt. in modern apt.
BLDG; desirable price. RIA 6-s203
s ST., 1911, S5O--1 bedrm.. iiv
rm., kit, .dinette and bath. Jani.
tor will show. WALKER a. DUN
LoP, INC. CO. 5-O222.
$50 ATLANTIC ST. Sc. No. p
and bat1, To inspect, call the Of
nee OF NJ PAUL HANNAH. ME
S-41O0. 132 18th street NV.
3ls ATLANTIC ST. Sc, No. Silly
rm., dinette, bedrn.. kit. and bath
PAUL HANNAH. ME S-4100, ~
18th street NV.
1923 COLUMBIA RD.-1 rm., kit
and bath: "a block from 18th and
Columbia rd.; S65 per mo. See
res, mgr. NO. 7-6271. RANDALL
II HAoNER q CO.
NV, 1875 SHEPHERD ST.
incl: cow. transp, RIA. 3-6723.
Sc, near oreenway shopping cen.
teri -bedrm. apt. $3.50. LU
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-cQIoRED

CEDAR oARDENs sE.-Exclusive
development with . rents rents ,, from
Only well.quaiified persons need
.pply' can Or see resident ma man 2:
81. Sc, Phone IL. S-sall. "
WALKER a DUNLOP, INC.
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IptOs 0Ut0WNboUBO-
fc0NTlNlleDl

--~-------un-~----~~r---~ Sunn
I43i SOMERSET RI. N.W.-Two
bedrms. LIST a.. 500 mo-. utils.
NV. mr.. Conn. ave.-Three Ice,
rms, kit. and bath, utils. incl.
reasonable. AID. 4.2133.
18Th ST; Sc, ssoe-s rms. kit,
CO.. 1929 X st. NV. ma. S-O352.
cl9 Z ST. N.W.-2 rooms. Kitchen,
bath, heat, hot water, elevator.
Janitor on premises. $50. p. j.
WALSAE. INC. l115 Eye st. NV,
Al Sc. L0cATION-Liv. rm,,
I bedrm., dinette, kitchen. bath:
Yg2.eo PEI per mo. Ii. $4,000; eyes,
1923 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc, mod,
u.nedrm. apt, only SO with al
2-50l1 RA. 3-02S6.
D o WNTO N-l5 min. walk "a
llth and F.: rms. dinette, kit,
hath: $40 SCHAFFERT. p42 Eye,
VIC. CAPITOL HILL-Redec. 2.
hedrm. apt: heat furn. sol A
50 n.e.
1879 vaIASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk Il
work from. these conv. apts.. onl
at SOD and one ~ SIS. incl ntils
BRODIE q COLBERT. INC. 2IO:
z st. NV, FE. 7-2f21
1850 r ST. Sc, Apt. 3-Two rms.
kit. and bath. REDFC., S75 mo,
incl. all mtils. To inspect. cal
1908 Z ST. N.W.-Redecoratet
bachelor apt. with private bath
new Frigidaire all utils incl. Also
furnished apt. avail. Apply tanitol
STEIN q Co. Agent. DE. e-s4s4
118 MASS. AVE, NW.-one bed.
n Tsniii i ~, sr1;; H. and BATH SSl
1867 IRVING ST. N.W.-Attrac
l rm.. kit, and bath. Conv. located
bldg. S4S.50. See janitor on prem.
ises or call DE. 2-S4S4.
OFF CONN. AVE, 1915 R ST. NV
IL lge,. rm., kit, dressing closet
and bath: utils. furn.: wired fol
air cond.; newly redecorated: ele.
vator and secretaripl switchboard
service; ST. so. Also bachelor apt
available. Call MRS. ADAM, Du
front eficiency; newly dec. /.
bedrm. ant; available Aurii tst
reas. rsntal See iaritor on prem.
Z st. NV. Me. 5000.
2.62 WALL PL. N.W.-Newly deco
rated, Ice rm., kit. and bath
apt. s65 mo. Mar. in basement,
VI. 3-0129.
93I LONGFELLOw ST. N.W.--de-
luxe l-bedrm. ant; in. . delightful
NV. neighborhood, u block. TO
rooms. beautiful modern kitchen,
plenty of closet space. $50, ali
utils. incl. Apply res. mgr.
CAPITOL HILL APIS.
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1917 NJ st. NV rms, kit. and
bath: redec.; $50.
414 18th st. me- rms. kit.
and bath: redec.; see janitor;
HARRISON g. ADAMS
932 x st NV. Ma. S-S30s
574l COLORADO AVE. NV.
Modern. bldg. air-cooled ccrri-
doris. bedrm., dinette. liv. rm..
kit. and hath; $3.50. Also, en-
cheney apt: $50 per mo-. incl.
utils. See ianitor for inspection.
2225 N ST. NV.
Two rms. kit. and bath: $50. 25
per mo: See isnitor for inspection.
HENRY J ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV DI. 1914
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST, Sc.
Near Boiling Field-LIV. RIM. bed
rm.. kitchen and bath: $500. Res.
- MARsHlAfTIy". ' }. wApLE CO.
AID. 4-2O05
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TRANSIENT
CAPITOL BUILDING

cOLORED-WOODRIDGE. mr.. 18th
and r. !. ave n.e.-Efnciency. pvt.
bath: det., corner home: nicely
furn.: cow. transp.. $40. RIA
6-0501, LA, 6-2710. lee
COEORED-eli RMS, Kit, shower
bath, laundry: lge. hall; . pvt.
entrances III. $4,000.
COLORED-NEWTON ST. NV; l.
bedrm. apis, fine loo. utils. incl
HE. 1862. q a.m.-ll pm.
COLORED-N.E.-ONE ROOM and
kitchen: children accepted: care
for children while mother works.
Ii. 7-bl61.
COLORED-iiBs FAIRMONT ST.
E.W.-Three rms. kit. and bath.
rear porch; furnished HUI 3-DO71
COLORED-I3Is 18th ST. NV,
APT. I'll rn. ard bath, stove and
REFRIGERATOR, Only Sf5 mo. OPEN.
For inspection call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-2 RMS. KIT, pvt
bone. mr., Soldiers Home and new
hosp i25 Rock Greek Church
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THE Elise
THE BARCLAY
OHM EVE ST. NV.

H1UU = y "a NV
Lovely furn. enc. apt. In down.
towns best location. Cow. to
everything. Only $3.50. See res
manager or call FE. 7-4254.
1913 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Attr. furn. 1-bedrm, twin bedsl
apt. in mod. elev. bldg; $3.50
NO. 7-O56O.
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1913 Sheridan st. NV, FIRST n.
on 18th. st.-SS3 so. Laundry an,
storage facilities: utilities included
2615 4th st. ne. near Cathoii,
Univ. and new Providence Hospita
-S69.50: utilities included.
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APIS. FURNIsNED-MD.

Ssh bsn. sr APT. sss. nt rms D.I Sass;
smpi; . cDis. SIS. incl. utiis. :, J D
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1900 ST. S.E.-S69 so
No. Modern apt. bldg. Individ
sss 9 mel g .toys ree sS re ss sn S
disposal
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CAPITOL HILL APIS

isS c ST. NE
Attractive efficiency: S67 so. util-
tiles included: across from Senate
once. modern elevator building.
See ianitor or HERBERT HARVEY.
INC, RE. 7-1566.
GOOD LOCATION: reas. rent: /,
2 and 3 bedrm. apis,
10. 2-Olb2
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i4th AND BELMONT 81. NV
Three lge. rms. cleo. modern kit.
and full bath; entire floor apt;
Stl2.50 mo. Call OIL. 2.6442.
2s47 GAINESVILLE ST. s.E.-TWo
bedrms., living room. kitchen and
bath, newly decorated; available
March 20: sos per month, utili-
ties included. Key in Apt. 104.
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO.. DE.
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S2Is WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-A .,
hood for Ss5 mo. incl. heat Srit
hot water. To inspect, see MRS
BUTLER in ianitor's quarters.
NEAR NEW SEARS, Sc, e611
29th st. s.e.-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. dinette and bath: utils. incl.
$40. Key at Apt. 1. Ma. S-3964
Si5 PER MO.-Two-lge. -rm. apt. in
q clean. quiet. pvt. home; will rent
to empl. lady or retired lady; al
utils. incl; ne. Ii. 4-70S0 aftel
1890 am.
1891 18th ST. NV bedrms.. liv
rm.. kit. bath. h.-w.h.: newly dec
New refgr.: $3.50. RA. 6-5233
1878 CHILDRESS ST. NE, Enc
floor rms, -dinette. kit, bath
rear scr. porch; refgr.. Venetian
blinds; heat furnished: S62 so
Call Mon, Ii. 10000. HOHEN.
STEIN BROS. & DoNAHUE. 65S
H st. ne.
3532 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc
Roomy 2-bedrm. apt; screened
utils. R. @. dunno, Ho. 10000
10Th AND COLUMBIA RD.-4th d.
2-bedrm. apt, avail. April J.: L
bedrm. 1st-h. apt. avail. April Is
AID. 2-5755.
SOC EAST CAPITOL ST. rms.
partly furn.: adults; utils. incl.
$50. Re. 7-2137 or RE. 6-46SS
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wine 81 SCI bedrm., living
frances; $3.50 plus utilities.
GEORGE H. JONES, RLTY., INC,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Church Sunday sept r. at II am.
Ianny DlMlun Is SICK with an
infected throat, Hope he VIII soon
be well
Those on tlie SICK list are Mrs.
Emma Allen Mrs Leonard Dun
Kun. Mrs J r. Call and Mrs W.
Elijah Dunkuni
Slip, Snran, Siing
Larry LcSncur slipped Monday
from a truck when getting Of! and
spralncd ligamcnt in his arm and
rupturcd q blood vessel, III had 10
go to school Tuesday, the first
DAY. With his arm IN 4 sling
Recent guests in the S, E. Thomas
home were Lloyd hpperSon, ct
NaahinRton. p AL M and Mrs
Charles Wo0ten Harris Dumktnn
Pic Julian Thomas and Ernest
Thomas, who was the proud owner
ol L new 5a Ford
Donald Stanley spent several day
last week with his cousin Larry
LeSucur.