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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
;. MEApoWBRook. MEADOWS

PICTURESQUE community Of new and
used brick Colonial home. 3 and
4 bedrms.. family rm.. kit, . and
3 tiled baths, firepl., full bsmt
rec. rm., / and 2-car garages ard
carports, convenient to schools,
shops. fast freeways, Excel. r.
Paom s4 s soo ~ ss5 sde E I9tS
swimming pool. Dir: Out Conn,
or Wis. ayes, left on Rte. 94O
for Is min, hear right At Atomic
Energy turmoil for l blk. left into
Meadowbrook Meadows to model
house.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXT.

3-bedrm. Early American Colonial
in mint cond., full bsmt. with fin
Ice. -tree-shaded rustic fenced rear
yard. extra Ice. liv rm. with fire
pl., lge. Colonial din. rn. and fam
tly-sized kit, powder rm., mr.. d. c.
bus, shops. Schls. Realistic at
S34.S50. See and make realistic
offer. Dir: Mass. ave, right on
Goldsboro, left on Redwing. left
into Redwing court.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CHARLES CO.-County Services,
Inc, presents for your hearty ap-
proval the following:
. bedrm., bath, $4,000. Low ON. pay.
g bedrm.. bath. kit, fireplace,
dining rm., Ice. living rm.. very
lge. scr. porch. Beaut. lot mr..
water. $3.50, $1,000 dn. Terms.
2 bedrm., bath, lge. lot, $4,000.
3 bedrms.. bath. kit. dining rm.,
ETC., Sl1,950. Low dn. pymt.
3 bedrm., bath, Sl3,500-S15,950.
5-bedrm. brick, ga baths, . fire.
places, huge liv. rm., din. nm, den,
rec. rm.. scr. porches, storm
windows, doors, 2-acres ground,
S2l.950. Make your own REASON
ABLE terms. We have other
9 50. 50, i4b, ssS. Ss5. iAnq Acres Ts
or more. Call today and all week.
COUNTY SERVICES, INC,
Blu. 3-2l5l CHI. $500
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3 bedrms.. 9 baths. Nr. NH. Will
redec, in and out.
FHA Mortgage Price SI9.75O
Will Consider Long-term Lease
Prin. Onlv. OWNER. EN-. 2-0655
BETHESDA = $4,000. 3-bedrm.
t fanble r.t on level e., lot Wit, With huge
throuehout, Walk to shops, bus,
scdocls, : NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORP, REAL
TORS, OIL. 4-S333 It'll q.
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BEGINNERS GEM-3-bedrm. ram.
bier ready TO move in. situated or
big level lot wlfencing, driveway
space for cRrport. $500 On. FILA
S74 so month.
TRACER ASSOCIATES JU. S-37OC
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arrH IA nRrENw1cu ronrsr

BETH. Mr.. GREENWICH FOREST
new Early American Cplonials
sited on lRe lot on secluded dead
end street, 3 bedrms. and den OF
bedrms, guest-size din. rm.,
extra Ice, liv. I'm. wIfirepL. fam
fly-Size kit. study and powder
rm., 1 and 2 car garage and car
der rm. and semi-finished rec. rm.
opens to Ice. patio and private
rear yard. convenient to every
thing. Mid 30s. Dir; Out Wis
ave, left on Cedar, right on Cam
berley to end OF street.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA - Z rms, IL baths.
Comfortable older home. Hot-Wa-
ter heat. porch. util. bldg. Owner
leaving city. Call RE. 5-S752.
ANACOSTlA. 1888 YOU ST. 6-Tm..
row hrk. Gas Heat. Gar. Best buy
for S12,50O. $1,000 dn.; assume
Trust. 525-5653, IA. 7-5S4S.
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BETHESDA : Si4.5 300 FLA Well.
kept English cottage among trees
bedrms.. scr. pch., beautiful
4944.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124C
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1905. IKE. 7-lsOO
BETHESDA-By OWNER Mr.. Nav
hospital and NH. 3-bedrm., 9
bath, tmmac, rambler, beaut, Gus
tom kit. indir. lighting. Williams
burg colorS, wrought iron lS-ft
balcony overlooking Ice. beaut
yard. wall-to-wall carpets. many
extras; Vacant. S26.950. Open ii
Am; TO 8 pm. Dir: LIST stop
nght peyond Naval HOSP. right
on, Cedar lane to 1921 3, Park.
hill DIR.
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BEST BUYS

Silver Spring
9016 Bradford Rd.
Spacious" 4-bedroom brick Colo
NAL near Blair H. s. 2 full baths.
Cor Srd bedrmJ with bath on list
floor. Screened porch. Garage,
Lovely shady yard, Mid-20s. DIR.
Georgia ave. to Wayne ave, right
to Bradford, left to open"
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RE. 6-54OO

FIRST SHOWING
Riggs Park, 1918 Hamilton st.
NE, mr.. schools. Lge. Immaculate
semidetaeh. brick, 2 bedrms,, full
rec. rm., sep. din. rm., ga baths,
front porch, storm windows, WALL
t0,ya 1 carpets, air .rs sSnds" lEs
STAMIRIS. LA. $1,000 Sun, to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Leaf Cleanup
Sales Next Week

With auctions Of more than
four million pounds and Thurs
day afternoon annual Tobac-
CO Jubilee celebration behind it.
the Farmville Tobacco Market
winds up the 1861 crop sales
whirl next week.
All that remains for the auc-
ton season are two clean up
sales, next Tuesday and Thurs
day. Each warehouse will have
sales both days with the first
sale commencing at the regular
8 am. hour.
Price supports will be in effect
for both clean up auctions.
Over 1000. 900
Heavier than expected sales
this week pushed the auction
total for the Farnlville Market S
three warehouses over the four
million pounds mark. Offerings
for the last week Of the regular
sales season slipped past 300. :
600 pounds with Thursdays auc-
tons.
The general floor average
again dipped with the offering
of greater proportion of COM
mon tobacco and lessening in
demand. Lugs and common grad
es brought the greatest number
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Jaycees To Honor
Bosses Tonight

The Farmville Jaycccs will
observe Bosses night with 4
banquet at Cedarbrook restam-
ant tonight. Thursday.
Allen c. Hawkins, associate
sponsor of the Dale Carnegie
Course. of Lynchburg, will be
the guest speaker.
HighlightS of the event to be
attended by almost a hundred
persons will be the presentation
OF the Distinguished Service
Award to Farmville's most out
standing citizen in 1861. This is
the first year for the award
here.
The Jaycee award for out
standing service to the club, the
Sparkplug award. will be pre-
Scntcd to l3 members of the To-
cal chapter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Annual Birthday
Sale February y

Plans for F'arnlvllle : annual
WaShington's Birthday Sale have
been completed. Leland B San
ford. chairman of the Retail
Merchants Committee annolnc-
ed today.
The sale will fall on Washing
tons Birthday. Thursday. Feb.
-.
The retail committee also an
ncunced that Farmville stores
will be closed on Easter Mon
day, July 4. Labor day and
Thanksgiving Day. Cooperating
merchants will again close their
stores this summer or Wednes-
day afternoons. This will include
the mouths Of June. July and
august
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Building Off To.
Good Start OF
Over 100000

Construction in Prince Ed
ward county during January set
q lively pace with town and
county permits adding up to
SOL ,041.
January, normally a slow
month for building here, got its
big push from residential con-
struction. Seven of the II per-
mitS issued were for new dwell
lingS.
A year ago only three per-
mitS were issued in the first
calendar month for a grand to-
tai of $500. The year 1860 saw
$l6,6OO recorded for January.
Town Treasurer James Fleet
wood issued two of the II Janu-
airy permits. including the larg-
est single commercial permit.
A permit went to Farnlville Re-
atty Company for $4,000 to re-
model Verser's for BaldWin's
expansion program. w. w. Dick
erSon received a permit for
construction of a cinderblock
dwelling.
All county permits but three
issued by W. J. ellis, Jr.. COM
missioner of revenue, were for
residential construction. w. A.
Wingfield obtained a permit for
a storage building and Capt. J.
B. Ritch, Jr.. a permit for serv-
ice station repair. Both projects
are in Fal1nville district. The
third nonresidential permit was
issued to Thomas v. Green, of
Leigh district, to build a shop.
Three Farmville district per-
mitS were taken out for new
homes. They were obtained by
Hugh =. cunningham, aired ~.
Smith. and w. L. Blair, Jr.
In Prospect district. Percy
Wright and Joseph W. Lyle
were issued permits for new
dwellings.
Only one permit was taken
out in Hampden district. 1t
went to Henry Dickhoff for con-
struction of dwelling.
The fast beginning for the
new year follows a II month
period that witnessed healthy
growth. Permits for 1861 totaled
$809,932. Forty seven new homes
Continued on page s.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
New In FormviIIe Area
Vepco Linemen Get To The Top
The Easy Way With Aerial Lift

VepcO manager, said that with
in the foreseeable future much
of the climbing will be elirni-
mated by use of varied types of
aerial lifts.
The one-lnan lift is being ro-
tated among Vepco office in the
Southside district for training
and Standardization Of personnel.
A demonstration for local work
ers was held at the armory
Monday afternoon. The vehicle
is due to remain in the Farm
vile area for about a week
Cummins said.
Needless to say. climbing into
the bucket is much simpler
than climbing the pole. Cum
Minis reports that his men are
very pleased with the equip
ment. He said work crews were
being rotated. and none Of them
want to leave it.
The aerial lift is designed pri-
marily for street light replace
ment and emergency repair
work. 1t could be used for mid
span work in making conductor
repairs.
The lift in Farmville is a one
man type. although the COM
panv has some tWo-man lifts.
Two advantages over pole
climbing easily stand out. The
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Make Up Days
For Prince Edward
Schools Announced

Seven school days have been
lost due to bad weather, ac-
cording to an announcement BY
Roy R. Pearson. Prince Ed
ward School administrator. One
day was made up on Jan. "a,
which leaves six 10 be made up
now
Tho six makeup days will he
as follows Thurcday, Feb. %;
Saturday. Feb, "A, Saturday,
March 10, Saturday, April Is,
Tuesday. June S, and WedneS
day. June 6.
On each Of the Saturdays. the
school day will be a normal
one. running until 2::20 pm. in
the upper school and regular
hours in the lower schools.
If additional days are lost,
We expect TO make up the days
on Saturdays after March 10.
but not on consecutive Satur-
days. if possible" Pearson sad.
Easter Holiday period. which is
April M23. will net be chang
ed be added.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
New In FormviIIe Area

The Virginia Electric and
Power Company's new piece Of
uced at the armory or on Main
street is not portable launch
ing pad nor does it have any
thing to do with the exploration
Of outer space.
But it is designed to get a
lineman up in the air and in
a hurry, too. 1t is an aerial lift
truck with fiberglass boom
and an insulated bucket. It al
lows a man to work energized
conductors on top of poles 40
feet high with ease and safety.
W. N. Clmmins. Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

stitutiOn.
Members of the panel were
Dr.. NJ. Boyd Coyner, Jr., as
sociate professor of history at
Hampden-Sydney: Dr.. Edmund
Whitaker, professor of econom-
les at Hampden-Sydney; the
Rev Donald R Ortner, associ-
ate director of the Presbyterian
Guidance Center at Hampden-
Sydney. and Lon Backman, as
sistant news editor Of Station
WRVA in Richmond. j. B. Wall,
Jr., served as moderator.
Political System
DR.. Coyner, who was assigned
the topic, The National Pur-
pose and the Political System,
said we have lost our sense of
mission. : He quoted various
sources on the state of national
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

His vocation was sealed in the
first year of his life. His moth
err. grading Sorely stricken
baby weighing less than two
pounds. prayed for his life She
also vowed that if he should
live. his life would be devoted
10 God He lived today well
past the expected lhespan for
one with al sffllctlcn Of the Sc
verify Of his and that vow
has never been broken
Bill IS IN Farn1Nllle now, as
lie says putting out the printed
matter He distributes rehgl-
GUS literature on the street cor
ners. The work goes slowly for
he cant stand too long at a
time. and there Is the antipathy
of many who regard street
corner religion as the work Of
crackpots. That's all right with
Bill Shlmaker.
Guiding Hand
The work is interpreted III
all sorts Of Why's. but for each
one ct those who regard you as
: cracEpot thare are others who
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
With % Inches Of Snow
Month Below Freezing Is Days

Predictions of more snow
seem destined to try to keep up
with January which was a lion
Of a month weather-Wise.
If the. first month of 1862 has
any bearing on the remaining
months Of winter, the season
viii be a record breaker for
icy temperatures and snow.
Twenty-Five inches of snow was
measured in Farmville in Jan
uary by E. F. Striplin, official
weather observer.
The four SHOWS managed to
keep some of the white stuff
on the ground for IS days of
the month. That was more than
twice as much as New York
City had.
The snow had its chilling ef-
tect on the thermometers. Strip
lin reports that local tempera-
lures fell below freezing 20 of
the 81 nights IN the month. The
remaining IL nights weren't
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
BY BEN BOWERS

The national purpose. defined
precisely by the preamble of
the Constitution. has a scope
and intent that has been the
proper subject of discussion and
high level argument since 1899.
Such was the case with dis
cussion here Wednesday eve
ming when the Farmville Wom-
ans Club sponsored National
Purpose Project panel that fea-
tured four speakers.
A difference of view of the
national purpose is widespread,
even a m Ong four speakers.
whose opinions range from say
ing there is no such thing as a
national purpose to restricting
the national purpose to the con
tent of the preamble to the Con-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
20 Church, 5000 Member
Baptist Association Formed
Split From
AppOmatt0x,
Concord Groups

A new 20-church Baptist asso-
citation with 5000 communicates
is being formed from portions of
the Appomattox and Concord AS
sociations to overcome problems
created by too much distance.
The as yet unnamed associa-
ton will include parts. Of Prince
Edward. Charlotte, NottoWay and
Lunenburg counties.
The division, creating three re-
gional groupings where there
were two, will leave Appomattox
Association with 5000 members
in 80 churches and Concord AS
sociation with 1000 members in
"a churches.
Ministers and laymen from
churches in the new area met at
CreWe Tuesday night to climax
three years of preparation for the
geographical reorganization
NUlIIlIllItcCS NUIkIHS
There, four committees were
set up to complete the orgamza-
ton of the new association be-
tween now and the first formal
session next October 26.
DR.. w. Otis McClumg, pastor of
Farmville Baptist Church. was
named chairman of the commit
tee on constitution and bylaws.
with M. G. Smith, also from the
Farmville church. serving on the
committee. This committee will
also offer a name for the new
association.
The other committees are. pro-
gram. the Rev. N. B. Habel, of
Victoria, chairman; committee
on committees. Russell Dean. of
Blackstone, chairman. and nomi-
nations. the Rev. William D.
Gravatt, of 1Burkeville, chairman.
Rev. Mr.. Gravatt presently serves
as moderator Of the Appomattox
Association.
Churches Named
DR.. McClung. pointing out that
the 75-nile spread across both of
the old associations had become
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Many Angles Of National Purpose Are
Extensively Explored In Club Panel

morality and said that when
everybody from Redbook to a
Princeton professor agrees some
thing is Princeton something
must be wrong"
He said the modern doctrine
Of relativism has permeated
much of the citizenry - doc
trine that says one government
is good as another. one culture
is as good as another, and one
set Of principles is good as an
other.
The history professor said the
basic assumptions the nation
was founded upon must be re-
captured. Among those assmnp-
tons cited were: representative
government, government that
rests on the consent of the gov
erned; separation Of church and
state, equality before court of
law and freedom of speech.
Our duty is to re-submit our
society to these principles be-
cause with our fate the destiny
Of millions rests" DR.. Coyner
reiterated.
Economic System
The National Purpose and
the Economic System was the
topic discussed by Dr.. Whitta-
ker who said he thinks this ma
ton is throwing away its princi-
pies in the cold war. He said.
There is no free ride in eco
nomics. You have to give up
something.
(Copfip,,od an roco AZ
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

know You love the Lord Jesus
Christ" he says.
Besides, the street corner is
where the people are who Bill
wants to reach. 1t was his
mother who helped guide that
course. The city churches have
enough You 20 helm the little
fellows. the forgotten ones, she
had aid
Bush league religion suits Fill
5hun1aher al right. too We
Continued Oh page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

tropical by alv means.
Below freezing is cold enough.
but below zero is colder and
the weathermaa had two nii,hts
with such readings. The mercury
hit its lowest since January Ii.
1912 when it nummeted to eight
DeloW Oh the 18th. Two days lat
CT a four below zero reading
was registered.
The average daily tempera-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

ture for the month was 55.l de-
grees, That is 40 degrees be-
low normal.
Above normal for the month
was precipitation. Rain and
Melted snow added up to 4.36
inches, OF three ,enths inch above
normal.
To make the months change
able weather include almost
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
AA's Invite Public
To Open Meeting

The Farnlville and Keysville
Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous
invite the public to their Joint
open meeting at Farmville Sun
Gay afternoon, Feb. II.
The meeting will be held at
! pm II Historic Prince Ed
ward Hotel.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
NATIONAL
NEWS
SUMMARY
By
II. v. LANCASTER, JR.
NEW FARM PROGRAM
} CUBA VOTED OUT
} DEEPER JAMES RIVER

A NEW FARM PROGRAM
was sent to Congress by Presi-
ddent Kennedy Wednesday. If
adopted it would give farmer
a choice of accepting stricter
production controls, such as
smaller acreage allotments, or
abandoning federal price support
and other aid. The plan is de-
signed to cut five billion dol
lars from the estimated IL bill
lions which would be spent under
current farm programs over the
next four years. to reduce sur
pluseS. and to boost farm in
come. Under the new plan,
growers Of wheat. oats, corn
barley. and sorghum grains
would lose all price supports if
they failed to accept acreage al
l0tmentS and marketing quotas.
Marketing quotas would be set
for diaryrnen for the first time.
CUBA has been voted out of
the Organization of American
States by the American
foreign ministers conference in
Punta del Este, Uruguay. But
the vote Of AL, which came on
Wednesday. was SO close that
SOME considered it a defeat
for U. S. Latin American policy.
Only Cuba voted against the res
olution but the resolution re-
Quired all IA votes to carry. The
six nations which abStained
maintained that there is no legal
basis for hasty action against
Cuba. but they joined the other
IA in voting that Castro's regime
is incompatible with the inter
American system and its align
ment with the Soviet Union
breaks hemisphere unity.
AN ANNEXATION bill report
ed Wednesday as being consid-
cred for introduction in the Gen
eral Assembly. The bill would
require the consent of persons
in the areas about to be an
nexed- The details of the bill
were not Immediately available.
Such law would tend to block
the expansion of Virginia cities
and has been advocated in the
past by the League of Virginia
counties.
DEEPENING of the James
River channel soon is necessary
If Richmond is to continue to
be considered as an ocean port,
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Lipscomb,
army engineer in charge of the
North American division, told
group of Virginia legislators
Tuesday night He said the pres
ent 25-foot channel can only
be used by ocean-going vessel
which are rapidly becoming
obsolete Last week he recon-
nlended to the federal Board of
Engineers for Rivers. and Har-
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Street Corner Religion Has Its
Place Itinerant Pamphleteer Finds
by JOHN STICK

Bill Sluinaker hasn't known anything Gripping cerebral
palsy for of his 81 bat far
find disposition worker
Perhaps both the result his life work
for with the help of his and he has ever
dome
Evening star., 1962-09-15

PIANOS : Visit JORDAN's new
store in Baileys Cross Roads
shopping Center; virginia; Com, Com
or rent. Phone 4S1-71s1.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

ORGANS-We have several rea
values in used electronic organ!
of well known makes. Chord anC
Spinet types. Phone Organ De.
partment. ST. 3-9400, JORDAN'S
corner 18th and O SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1962-09-15
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

SCI lovely air-cond. rm. fol
refined, colored adult. Off-street
parking. Refs. REQ. 562-9l79.
5. E., lovely room for settled EN-
ployed or retired person. $40 mo
Phone 547-0462
Evening star., 1962-09-15

PIANOs-Used uprights. Sl25 up
\ PIANO MART, 1o15 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1962-09-15

PAINT SALE, summer clearance
Gleem, FELTON, -Sibley and misc. lot
reg. S6.19 per gal, S2.9S per gal
Also complete Dutch standard line
on sale. President Special. COM
plete line, a Dutch standard quail.
ity product. S3.9S per gal, interior
and exterior. Cash and carry. NJ
phone calls. DEWEY HARDWARE
4756 Lee hwy, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1962-09-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

FIRST FLOOR STUDIO. Tv in rm.,
sGa 5sfE5s Easrss sril; pyss ySss!ssnSs72 snsT2 sl5-s24'
Evening star., 1962-09-15
ROOMS, UHFURHIsHED

FIRST ST, NV, nr. r. I. Ave
Lge. I'm. 2 employed men. CookinG.
234-s15e aft. 7:30 pm.
1881 OTIS PL. NV. = Lge. front
rm., nr. BATH kitchen privil..
no Children
Evening star., 1962-09-15

have q good selection
of used and slightly used spinet
and console pianos Of good makel
that can be purchased at reason.
able prices. ST. $4,000. JOR.
DAMS corner 18th and G SITS. NV
Evening star., 1962-09-15
NOTICE

TO THE PUBLIC
Thousands of dollars worth
of new, used, damaged
freight and cloSe-out fur
niture being sold. All must
60. Partial list:
CHESTS, $3.50. Sofa beds. S15. ODD
chairs. So. Odd end and coffet
tables, So. 9X12 wool rugs youl
choice, $50. Lamps, $3.50. Roll
away beds, $40. Metal nigh
stands, So. Crib and mattress. $50
Evening star., 1962-09-15

DISRIEL PIANO & ORGAN CO
q25 @ st. NV. Ma. S-042s
64S5 Arl. Blvd. Op. z Cor. 532- 1905
IVA. Store. Daily Til 9. Sat. Til g.
Evening star., 1962-09-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-M.E.

BROOKLAND-Furn. double room
colored, gentleman preferred
nice neighborhood, SO wkly. LA
9-7329.
NICE DOUBLE front room, home
privileges for colored man or wom-
an. Ii. 7-4373.
SINGLE room for refined person
LU. 2-S3S9.
1900 BLK. MORSE-Furn. rm.
share kit, bath, encl. porch; cple
or sgle. person; Ii. 7-7765.