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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
Negroes DO Pay foxes In MIssIsslppl

Negroes Do Pey foxes IN Mississippi
Encouragement Of MSSpp apparently his statistics mixed
Medger W. Ever field secretary Mississippi branch MACE said
this
payroll Negro by taxpayers
Actually Negroes constitute 45s the states population and
they have an equivalent proportion Of the tax
The attorney generals indications apparently the
Of creating nfeo complex in the Negroes of this state EverS
said referring to the atoneygenerOs statistical report
Springfield lNP)-oov William a stratton on Tuesday an
nOnced the appointment Of Robert NJ Patton of Chicago the rank
Of lieutenant in charge weapons instruction
the state police unit assigned to toll road duty
Patton who Joined the force In 1851 the first member OF the
cored to reach the position of lieutenant in the state police
IllsSItimus TOTS Now SOy BseOms legitimate New Illinois
Chicago p)Tho state Of Illinois has enacted law which will
give legal status to egtmate children marry
ing their birth
Thompson public service bureau said last week that
parents can get the proper legal forms from the state office
Of their marriage license correct and legitimate birth certificate win
be issued In the fathers
y s. Son. II win Open srSnsh IN S. Airisa
CITY win open bank here william NJ simmons president the
bank last
making for the South African branch which
viii open late this year
Cooper Bornsforms RUrG Area wGT Against Gore In
SoRuforuI Ruee
Winchester Tenn tANP)Usng banner Prem
tce campaign against Senator Albert
Gore Drenn) Friday Cooper began transforming the countryside
stopping at crossroads country stores squares
Speaking his heeves talking crowds some who had not
seen major candidate for than century Cooper
pictured Gore as "a who hates the
devil hates holy
lie record proved he had Joined the
North and had not represented the Making stops
woodbury. smhvne Sparta and Cooper continued leaning
heavily on The racial issue as vote attracer the nearly
mid-Tennessee communities.
Po"fof'on Sells Which Summoned Slaves To Work.
Nrleo
Memphis (NP)od which once sounded dinner calls and
work calls on Southern plantations Africa where
they viii tell In village churches missions N Nigeria
dozen iron cradeye bells shining fresh coat OF silver
paint are being presented to the native ohap Baptist
church of Memphis.
The project began in 1855 when the
Paul caudn chairman the relief Baptist
Alliance visited Nigeria and discovered
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

am stin trying to figure this
one out. Read it and see what you
think is the right answer:
Sitting in church one Sunday
not too long tgo 1 saw a young
mother and her little four year
old take a seat in front of me. On
the other end Of the pew another
young mother came in with her
three year old. l win call the four
year old one Mary and will call
the boy Roger. Mary "flounced"
up on the seat. In a second she
rolled" down off the seat and
quick as a flash she took EVERY
envelope from the container and
crushed II up into a wad and
threw II on the floor. 1 looked at
mother. She had not even seen
her. I thought Of the money those
envelopes had cost and tried to
listen to what the minister was
saying when 1 looked at Mary and
saw she was pulling the visitors
cards out one by one and throw
ing them on the floor lin small
pieces.
felt sorry tor the child because
no one had taught her to respect
other peoples property, especially
church property, One glance at the
young mother as she looked up
into the pulpit taking in every
song and every word the minister
said 1 decided she was really hap
py to let her child do anything
so she could sit in church in
peace.
Looking at her l decided she had
gotten up early TO get herself and
little child to church and now that
she was here she meant TO hear
and see everything that was being
said.
What do you think? Some of us
said she should have stopped Mary
from being destructive and teach
her when she sees things that do
not belong to her to let them alone.
Others said that was probably the
only time all day the mother would
have peace and quiet. What do
YOU thinkg
OF course 1 had no material for
my column the next day which
was my deadlne and I did watch
the two children lot. but also
heard the minister.
Looking down the pew / saw
Roger ~drRped" around his moth
er's neck. First. he nearly knocked
her out OF her seat when he
~bounced'' from one shoulder TO
the other, in the meantime trying
20 take her hat off as he went.
she grabbed her hat. Strengthened
Il time to grab hold Of him as he
chose" 10 bounce the other way
and grab her glasses She saved
her glasses only 10 catch his ing
ers pulling her ear ring She hAdn
even looked In the pulpit she was
40 worn out" with her active son
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

This Is my last week sitting at
tire Social and Personal news desk
and 1t has been a most pleasant
month. I want to thank every
one who has been so kind to help
me gather the news and for the
beautiful poetry you are sending
me for This N That Mrs. Shepard
win return next week with some
news Of her trip to Hawaii that
I am sure win be very interesting.
Welcome home, Jesse! tried to
hold the fort"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

lem for this day. Can you solve
it?
The Bowman family: A typo
graphical error changed an S. to
]. Sincerest sympathy to you in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

The rustng away antqu
shops in Paducah Ky
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IIIsglllmals Tots Nov May Beeor
b. S. Rank Vim onnn Brnneh In s. Amin,

johannesburg tANP)-The First National Bank OF New
City win open bank here William NJ president
bank said last
simmons here making plans which
will open late this year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

the loss of your mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Allie Bowman of
Des Moines, Iowa.
Be seeing you here, next week.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
NOTWITHSTANDING FOR
CHRIST"

John 1:15-34 is the theme for
Divine Worship at the Good
Shepherd Lutheran church at
1O:45 am. You are cordially in
vited to attend.
The thought of witness-bear-
ing finds frequent expression in
the Bible. Witness" is one OF
the key words of the scripture,
occurring in the early records
of Genesis and in the writings
of prophets, and apostles. Wor-
ship with us this Sunday and
let this message be a real bles-
sing in your life.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31

HAL.
The real church is bold and
powerful and the gates OF hell
shall not prevail against it. BY
faith in Christ our works are
seen by men, and the power
within one who is a member of
the real church is greater than
all the power of the world. A
wake out of thy sleep old man
and read the hand writing on
the wall. The day is dying in
the west.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
The OUTLOOK
BY PASTOR STEPHENS
WHAT THE REAL CHURCH
Is DOING

L est instrument for saving
the lost" aspects of the worlds
social, economic, and political
life. The whole human race has
it's existence in the here and
now because of the church.
Gods grace and mercy upon
world such as this rest because
the church is still preparing her
self in the power of the Holy
Spirit to present her self be-
fore Him. The Church is loyal
and is assiduously attending to
her essential people. Like an
expert physician, she is dag
nosing the case very thorough
~ and urageously pointing
out the unsaved aspects of our
political and social life.
Now as never before she is
calling within her sphere OF
influnce all men to repentance
as the indispensable condition
to salvation. everywhere and
saturated in our society there
is bitterness and race hatred;
from forgetfulness of God and
Indifference to our felloWman:
from war and the preparation
for new wars: the church is
seeking deliverance from God.
The church sees the corruption
of the law, the greed and hard
ness of heart against ones
neighbors and the arbitrary ex-
rercise of power and seeks
Gods deliverance. The church
sees the unfair EMPLOYMENT
practices, interlocked with sell
fishness. and speaks out in the
name of the triune God AGAINST
it without fear or favor Of what
man can do"
The real Church is proving to
men that love is the greatest
power for settling difficulties
and brutal force is a proven
failure everywhere from the
annals of history. The real
Church points out that RIGHT
alone makes might, and that
righteousness. not armies exalts
nation. Christian men everv-
where are practing honesty in
their business dealing, even in
cut-throat ECONOMY of de-
oinvers and surviving against
what seems to be unseeminp
odds. The Church is setting the
avomnle Of laws of the Master
cf love. of service. and of sac
rifice. The real Church is saw.
inc M m the economic powers
which tries to barter the voice
of heaven and use it as a
tool for some diabolic scheme.
She is chewing God rather than
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
TWO BEARS

"There should be two bears
in every home-bear and fore
bear" Ranoul Press
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
: GREAT MUSICAL PROGRAM :
AT NEW FRIENDSHIP BAPT.
CHURCH THIS SUNDAY.

The Jones' Sisters are spon-
soring a gigantic musical pro-
gram, Sunday, June 1, 1853 at
8 pm. at New Friendship Bap-
fist Church of which Rev. Felix
G.. Taurvin is pastor.
Guest artists will be: Chris
tan Valley Choir from Gary;
the Perry Singers from Aurora;
the famous Mapp Singers and
many other good artists.
----O---------
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31

Anything, plus God, is better
than Everything without God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

mon cold. MorIIyn CfSkine. JOHn
Lupton, Philip Abbott.
1880
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
5-Neutrol Corner.
1900
4-News and Loecl News.
hiorkness Word.
5-Sports. News. Weather.
sieoeI. Worren. Horris.
7-Heodline. Mystery.
A porolee is oecused of steolise
$4,000. Mark Stevens stors.
c-News. Weather. Sports.
Mud. Douglas. Doniels.
Has
4-Weether. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
9-The Lcfe Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Desire Me-" l947.
A wor prisoner Ieoves his friend
to die while escaping from Nozi
concentration comp. Greer Cor
son, Robert Mitchum.
I1:z0
5-StorIisht Theoter. Movie.
IA Hours. FLIGHT From Glory"
1897. Chester Morris, Von Het-
lin.
Il:25
4-Som and Friends. Muppets.
ll:3o
4-Joek Pear Show. Voriety.
7-Nsws. Weather.
Mccoffrey. Allen.
HAS
7-HoFse Racing.
Film of feature roce from Chorles
Town. Results from other troeks.
Bob Pickett reporting.
Il:55
7-Fovorite Story. Dromo.
1910
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1850
S-Thousht for the Day.
loo
4-IRsplrstion.
9-Meditation. Weathes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
MONDAY

5-Boxins. St. Nick's Arena.
Tony DiBiose vs.. Eddie Lynch.
Welterweiohts. Ten rounds.
9-Studio One in Hollywood.
I Hour. "The Undiscovered. "
Two doctors, highly respected.
clinox five yeors OF reseoreh with
the development OF Voeeine
they feel con conquer the COM
mon cold. MoriIyn erskine. John
Lupton, Philip Abbott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

It's the surprise package of early afternoon
television! You'll never know what's going
to happen next as ART LAMB emcees
half hour of guests, music and fun. JOHN
CONNOLLY will present the latest news
and everyone will enjoy the happy nonsense
of THE MUPPETS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
FARM AND GARDEN
(coNIINUEp)

FOR SALE-Azaleas and ever
green's: ewes. and week ends only
S997 !. Ar .Ssda ave-. Wheaton. Md
NORWAY maple trees: from $40.
SIS planted Serving Beth.-Ch CHI.
Silver Spring SP 4-792I
RICH BLACK sLUDGE for lawns
aud gardens. Deliver reasonable.
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality. ans
quantity; new low price. c. +
FLEMMING. CE. 6-S2SS.
HAY IN THE FIELD-Approx. l3C
acres OF very top quality grasses
all applied with g tons line, 1000
lbs. fertilizer to the acre; also ma
nure from 200 head cattle. These
grasses will be 3 years old this
year and at maximum peak OF
productivity should yield over 4
tons to the acre. Also barn spacc
available for storage. A real oppQr-
tunity to make large cash profit
Can be seen any time at Mattaponl
wo. $500 or Ma. 7.2Ss7.
SPRAYING OUTFIT for sale. q
brand-new Hudson pump; q
OIHuQ-uGW WtbtOnoAn CukllCs lOO-
IT, high pressure heavy duty hose
with new high pressure gun. boom
for field spraying. 300-gal. heavy
steel tank with manhole; cost over
5000. selling price $500 or best
offer over, Can be seen any time
at MARYLAND TOBACCO GROW
ERS ASSN, at Waldorf. Md. OF
call WO. $4,000 or MA. 7-2727
SOD FOR SALE. 9 acres. CIR. s.
0376
HORSE MANURE, seasoned. APP
prox. full ton; Make offer. Hay
market 4.23S1.
FARMALL b TRACTOR, with sickle
bar and pull bar; good tires. ex-
eel. cond.; 1878 or best offer
Haymarket 4-236l.
LANDsCAPING--Expert work, serv-
ice. maintenance and DESIGNING.
nursery stock: free estimates. r
F. McWHIRT. HA. 2-4195.
TRACTOR, Gravely, with attach
ments; 30-in. reel mower, sickle
bar. mower and snow pillow: SlS6.
JU. 0-3647.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

BRIGHTWO0D-2nd-fir.. 2-bedrm
apt, Diet. home. adults, SSf so
utils., garage incl. RA. 6-2762
BROOKLAND, 1917 Quincy-3 rms
/ kit: and bath: SIS mo-. with al
utils. LA, B-6496.
CALVERT ST. AND 10th PL.-I.
bedrm. apt. in small apt bldg
newly decorated: $50. IKE. 7-O22j
evenings and week ends.
COLUMBIA RD., mr.. Connie
liv. rm., bedrm.. bal, kit. bath
adults; $3.50. HO. 2-21S6.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-I bedrm.
liv. rm., kit, bath: avail. April Is
S6g. 80. incl all utils. Apply 433s
HALEY terrace Ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
F0R SALE FoR SALE

PIANO. uprlsht; in good condition
$50, will deliver. 713 3rd St. NV
RE. 7-4434, NE. S-3363.
PIANO-Large Knabe Grand; re.
built, Fine for church or school;
sacrifice; $3.50. so. 5-5666.
PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon,
ditioned uprights. smartly styled
In a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms: pianos
fully guaranteed and fine value;
for beginning students; S195 up
including local delivery. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV
nj r.RARA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEx.-Lady. share with lady. at
traetive. quiet l-bedrm.. garden
type apt: plenty Of closet space
Nv: blk. bus; near shopping
Nj, s-4B1h.
ARL. n. avail. April is: spacious
3-bedrm. house. . baths to share
with working mother or single
girl. lovely yard and neighbor-
hood; maid. TV: Arlington Towers
area; 3-min. bus ride Wash. ia.
4-OgS1.
ARL.-Young lady. share furn.
girl: afr cond.. Hi-Fi. ia. 7-730s.
GIRL DESIRES 70 share modern
apt. beautifully furn. with one
other girl. SP. 3-72lO.
ARL.--i or g Girls TO live with
2 other girls In 2-bedrm. furn.
house. IA. 4-O36i.
NEWLY FURNISHED APT, includ-
ms. washer. TV, etc, Girl 10 share
with another girl. AP. 7-3S2S.
MATURE CHRISTIAN COUPLE or
Bethesda area apt, with mother
and child. OIL. 2-li4S.
MIDDLE AGED Jewish man to
share apt. with another man In .
mod BLDG: reas, rent cow. NV.
location. Box 49O-v. Star.
YOUNG LADY will share her apt.
With LADY, nr: new Providence,
COLORED - GIRL 70 share apt
with one other girl. Upper NV.
pvt. bedrm. tn. 2-Sl27 after d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROOMS FURM-MD.. VA.

ALEX.-Extra lge. knotty pine sur
deck: overlooks river, pvt. home
mr.. trans. :empl. ladies. TE. 6-4473
ARL.. VA.-Nicely furn. rm. fol
lady; kit. privileges, unlim. phone
excel. transp. IA. 7-l237.
ARL. s.-Large rm.. pvt. entf.
conv, loo: large lawn. ia. 7-3247
ARL.. N.-Large room. private
family: cross vent: M. Olebt
and Lee hwy. buses. ia. 2-6343
ARLINGTON-Attrae. corner bed
rm.; nr. bus; PRIVILEGES; young
woman pref. IA. S-32S3.
n. ARL.-2 corner rms. in good
home. near Lee hwy. and GlebS
I'd: $50. $40. ia. 2-55I0.
RES. DwNTWN. ALEX.-Hist. sec, .
pvt. home. lge conf. sun decl
oyerlooks river; nr. transp. or
TE B-A473
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

IL PUREBRED and registered Aber-
S dssn H a. ph afIISfi Ii T. On On
q. S. Routes 20. Ell at New Bal
timore, Va. Phone Warrenton
i97-W-11.
JERSEY HEIFERs, ?-Banes test
$3.50 for both. Also, Western sad /
die with bride. excel cond.. S55.
Damascus, Nd. Clearwater B.
22Q2.
RAM. registered, champion sired,
asiys sar old very gentle PL' .
BARDOLlER ANGUS HERD BULL,
reg. and a proven sire. =. FRANK.
LIN: phone Haymarket Va)
CHESTNUT sORREL, quarter horse
Must see to appreciate: saddle anc
bride: $3.50. OIL. 4-7624.
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES,
for sale or trade. Pair Of matched
bav geldings. roam quarter horse
mare: also other outstanding sad
die horses. $40 in. OUTSTANDING
tack for sale. Phone Pc. 2-3626
10 ChOtCE ooO-ip. Heretotn ieeuei
steers. 20 registered Hereford
cows and heifers. Bred and calves
by side. JE. 2-boS5. 13e
HORSES BOARDED by month: per
sonalized care: box stalls: ridinI
trails available; close-in sc. Wash
ington. CHI. S-7760.
LAMBS-25 lambs weighing 4O-6C
lbs, reas. price; also ewes for sale
MURRAY 7-4223. Middleburg. Va
THOROUGHBRED BAY FILLY
foaled April 81, 80. BY Battle
morn, out OF Gino Quest By
AlaueSt. IA. s-4344.
WANTED, ANGUS BULL, TO heaC
3O-cow herd. Phone FE. 3-547i
OUTSTANDING roam watkins horse
4 white stockings. very gentle
6-yr.- old bay quarter mare;
large ponies. small ponies: 4
good selection Of gentle saddle
horses for BEGINNERS. RegulaI
horse and pony auction. Friday
April Is, 7:30 pm. Send your
stock in to sell, will get highesi
dollar. HILLTOP FARM SAIL
BARN. Fisher I'd, Temple Hills
Nd CHI S-SOo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROOMS FURNISMED-N.W.

DUPONT CIRcLE-Niee sci. dbl
rms, pvt. bath. kit, pvt. 140C
New Hampshire NV. NO. 1-3O.2,
CHEVY CHASE AREA. single room
convenient TO transportation. EN-
o-hAhA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.

4a5 18th ST. N.E.-Single man foi
back room. Ii. 7-3466.
LARGE. BRIGHTi cooking privils.
large closet. close to bath; cow
tranSp. LA. 6-40S4.
COLORED-I3I9 W. VA. AVE-
Liv. rm., bedrm.. share kit. bath
working people. Ii. 4-Og1g.
lCOLORED-EMPL. SGLE. LADY Of
cple. 1921 Lang pl. ne; home
priVils. Ii. 7-4421. 13'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

ARL.-l Ice. Ink. rm,; In good
home; COW. bus and siropplnf
cent; also sleeping rm. IA. 6-25lb.
MASS AVE. NV. IBOO-Loyely lge
rm,, mod. furn. enc. units, neal
bath: $3.50 wk. no. 2-g5Se.
BEDRM. and kit, pvt. bath. for 2
people; quiet home; good transp.
parking space. EN-. 3-OS56.
DOWNTOWN. s24 N. Y. ave. NV.
also g2S @ pl. n.v.-Rms.. So.
Sl2 wk.: run. wtr.; refRr.; quiet
SLEEP ON FOAM RUBBER, wake "
to music. cioek-Fadio. TV. refer
S6-Sl5. 2l47 p. Elk. j-6633.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

BENTON ST. N.W.-One-be bedroom
apt; SS2. utils. incl: immediate
occupancy. Janitor on premises
Mr.. Henderson. EN-. 3-75S6, OF
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO, Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
APIS. FuRMIsHED-MD.

ANDREWS AREA rms. pvt. pch
entr., share bath. shower, laundry
PRIVILEGES, $50 per mo-. incl utIls
NO pets. parties or drinking. 10
BRENTWOOD, 5000 Tilden st., mr.
r. I. ave.-l-2 rms, $l0-Slb wk
WA. 7-44S4, DI. 7-3274. Quiet.
COLMAR MANOR = Liv. rm.. Z
bedrms.. kit, pvt. bath and entr
utils. incl; 500 per mo. 301a
iDth ave. WA. 7-32l3.
COTTAGE CITY, D.-Liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. and bath: utils. incl.
S7O mo. WA. 7-94S6.
TT, MEADE mol JOHNS HOPKINS
LAB.--New bedrm., llv. rm.. din.
kit, bath. sundeck. $50 mo. incl
util EV. 1851.
MT. RAINIER--:s-rm, apt, furn
or unfurn. AP. 7-gS7D.
RIvERDALE-Lse. lly. rm., bed
f fSIn. Ei HS PP ysi path comfort
TAK0MA PARKS rms. and bath
eSii &c. ;ptr'S .gysstelh home u'il'' furn
TAKOMA PARK-3-rm. apt. with
bath, .SS5, incl. utils, wall-to-wal
carpet; quiet. bus line, shopping
wooded section. JU. S.2bS3.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-vA.
(coNIINUEp)

ARL.-2 bedrms. close in. bu.
across st. Pets allowed. Ideal
FOR 3 GIRLS. TV, deep freeze
all utils. SILLS. IA. $4,000.
ARL., 1880 N. QUINN-Neat l-bed'
rm. apt; cool, cow; utils.: $50
unfurn.; $3.50. IA. 1-5l43.
rm.. lovely kit; tiled bath; utiis
KE. 6-a29l.
l-2 bedrm.. $94-$11O
nice furn.' Z closets, ldry, nr. shop
ARL.-Attrac. well-furn. bedrm
liy. rm.. din, kit, bath: mod
bldg: sos. ia. 2-lS90. ia. 5-4S25
ARL., near Pentagon-Family apt,
rate day or week; and hotel room
free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL.--Bedrmy din. rm.. ,liv, rm;
kit. bath. full bsmt.: washer: 500
utils. IA. 2-s254.
ARL.-Very nice. large l-bedroon
apt: scr.-tn back porch; parking
all utils. incl: $40 mo, No chill.
dren. Call IA. S-0056. after {
pm. or all day Friday.
ARL., VA. (nr. Glebe I'd. and Co
lumbia pikel-l-bedrm. apt: $50
incl. all utils. KE. S-6383.
ARL., Nj bedrm., nicely furn.
walking distance Arl. Hall ant
Hecht Co: $40 per mo. incl. utils
See Mr.. Morgan on premises, Apt
No !, $50 N. Thomas st, ia
ARL. N.-Beaut. bedroom. apt
bldg. nice furn.: 3 closets, 1dry.
mr.. shop. bus: S94; avail. IA
S-5sSS.
ARL. s.-Bedrm.. liy. rm., kit. ant
bath. close to Pentagon. OF. f.
1928. Pleasant surroundings.
ARL. Enc. SS5: l-2 bdrms., 500 80
S125. close in. 1910 N Queen
Apt. 8. IA. 7-5606. ia. 5-2354.
ARL.-l -bedrm. apt: nT. Fl. MyeT
on bus line, 5 minis. Pentagon
d. c.: $50 plus utils. JE. 4-6265
i-bedrm. apt near Ari. Co. Court
house, close 10 bus. stores Laund
facil. Adults. 1908 N. Taft. Apt !
ia. 4-4426.
BOULEVARD GARDENS Smar
and attractively furnished 1-bed
rm apt. that offers the comfort
Of home: SlO0. incls. ali utils.
wonderful location at ll20 Abing
dor dr. between Natl Airporl
and alexandria, Res. mgr. no:
Portner I'd, No. lis, XII. 0-4p56
or SHANNON d LUcHS CO. Ma
S-2345.
FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. and batl
apt; $50 mo. utils. incl; COW
tranSp.. shopping JE 4-3ls1
FALLS CHURCH-3-room Ant. or
LIST floor OF 4-family unit, com
pietely furnished. heat and no
water included vacant. $g5 mo
J. H. BENoIT. REALTOR. KE
FALLS CHURCH-Loveiy l-bedrm
apt. knotty pine. Ice closets
pvt: utils. incl; sos. JE. 1902 l
N. ARL.. mr., decentralization,
furn. 2-bedrm. apt, End q. Of .
family unit includes all utils.
ideal for 3 or 4 employed men o
Realtor. IKE. s-667T.
WEsT0yER-Lge. l-bedrm. apt
Tv, twin-beds. laundry facil;, eony
transp.. shop. SOS. IA. 2-9363
FuRN. APT, in air-cond. bldg.
very low rent. In exchange TO
answering unbusy phone durinI
the DAY; suit. only for man wit
works at night Ov. 3-0J3l.
1917 n. lockwood. Arl. Va
Lovely iiv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath
mr.. bus; reaS. IA. a-53ls.
ALEXANDRIA
I bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette. kit
bath. blk. to stores. theater an,
bus, min. fare to washington an,
PentaEon.
UNFURNISHED UNITS AVAIL.
RIvERVIEW APIS.
lII6 N Pitt St
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ALEXANDRIA. downtown. SIS e
$500 all utils. incl. Call TIE
$4,000 between 10 am. and 8 pm
ALExANDRIA-i bedroom. second
I loor, apartment ~ a6 P,pildins: cow
ALEx.-1-bedrm. apt. newly dec,
10 Minis. Pentaeon; cow. transp.,
shopping center, 500. ia. 2.p363
ALEX.-DEL RAY and 2 bedrm,
cor. apis; Colonial brk. BLDG, !. ear
Rlk bus, stores, shops; ADULTS
ALEx, Va, va. = FuTp. q uniyrn 4
daily s.li am. and Cell pm.
ARL.-Employed Girls or men
Close TO buslins. Reasonable. IA.
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ROOMS FURMlShED-M.W.
tcoNIlNUEp)
STA WEEKLY UP

Lge. double rms, 81 per day
Also, rms, So so per day per per
son. Maid service. laundry facils.
suitable ladies, gentlemen or cpls
Block Conn, walk downtown. l22'
18th ST. NV. LII. 2-7199. ME. g.
S044.
COLORED- LIGHT HOUSEKEEP
ING room for man in quiet home
RA. 3-42S6.
COLORED-NICE RIM. and kitch
enette; suit. for quiet cple. 14OI
Belmont ST., DE. 2-6135.
COLORED-I0th AND NEWTON
N.W.-Home PRIVILEGES. M. trans
portation. shopping. DE. 2-6759
COLORED-ATTRAC. RIM. reas,
privil., for refined gentleman Of
lady: cow. transp. ia. $500.
COLORED-2 LARGE ROOMS
compl. furn.; near bath, homi
privils.: conv. transp. RIA. 6-S6O2