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Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05
FAIR BLUFF NEWS

released Friday from SEC
Hospital, Lumberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton Hayes
Of Mullins, S. c. were Sunday
visitors Of Mrs. DAME Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rog-
ers and Mitzi are vacationing
at Litchfield Beach. S. c.
Their guests Thursday were
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Rogers and
Howard Renfrow.
Mrs. Walter Willis and her
practice teacher sponsor, Mrs.
Beaman Nance, at Cerro Cor
do attended a tea at Pembroke
College Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe Barnes
visited Mrs. j. l.. Harrell in
Fairmont Sunday.
Here to preach the Bacca-
laureate sermon Sunday, the
Rev. Thomas Rich was a din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Poe
Barnes. He is the former past
or of Mrs. Barnes and was the
officiating minister at their
wedding.
Monday guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Scott were MIR. and
Mrs. Jesse Hardy of Crescent
Beach and Alton Mccall of
Charlotte.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Bailey, Jr. were Mrs.
Ethel Gray of Charlotte and
Billy Gray of Charleston. S.
c. who will graduate from the
School of Pharmacy at the
Medical College soon.
Boy Scout Troop SOB accom-
panied by their scout master,
E. D. Meares, Jr. attended the
camporee at Camp Tom Up
church.
Mrs. Carrie H. Granger was
a week end visitor at Windy
Hill last week end.
MIR. and Mrs. Carwell Hugh
eS and children, Terry, Bar
bara, Mike and Pamela have
moved into their new home on
Conway Road.
A pleasant surprise awaited
Mrs. Hughes a week later up
on her return from the Cub
Scout picnic. Her family, Mrs.
Carlen Cole, Mrs. Brice Elv-
ington, Jr. and her mother,
Mrs. Wilbur Cole had taken
over in her absence. Tables
were laid with punch and
cakes and others were loaded
with housewarming gifts from
her friends.
These friends began to ar
rive between the hours of 8
to $3.50 p. m. Approximately
55 came TO bring additional
good wishes.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05

thoroughly prepared. Soils
having related crops within
the past season should be a.
voided because of disease car
ry-over.
- Harvest at the peak of
quality and deliver TO market
as soon as possible.
- Consult your county 'sg-
ricultural agent for informa-
tion on the best cultural prac-
tices for the crops you have
selected.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05

Moral courage is requisite
to meet the wrong and to pro-
claim the right.
Mary Baker Eddy
prefer to do right and get
no thanks. rather than to do
wrong and get no punishment.
Marcus Cato
One may go wrong In many
different ways, but right only
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05

| NiSiteu MT. ana MrS. Ion
Campbell in Laurens, S. c
last weekend. Little Mary
Lawrence Campbell returned
home after visiting her grand
parents.
Senator and Mrs. Carl
Meares, who are in Raleigh
for the duration of the General
Assembly were home for the
weekend. Ray Thigpen. serv-
ing as a page in the Senate
came with them to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton
Thigpen.
Attending commencement al
Fair Bluff were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobby Andrews and Miss Bar
bara Andrews of New Bern,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sch
warztrauber of Greensboro.
They came especially for the
graduation of their nephew,
Randy Meares.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Turner
visited in Orangeburg, S. c.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lang
ham of Columbia. S. c. have
been visiting Mrs. Noble
Smith. Charlie Noble and Mrs.
Smithie Dudney.
Returning Saturday to Lang
wood, Fla. following weeks
visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Gra-
ham was Mrs. Fannie Sellers
Carroll.
DR.. Thad Bethea, Andy and
Margaret and their guest, Lin
da Atkinson of Lumberton
were at their beach cottage at
Hog Island last week end.
Visiting Mrs. o. l.. Elving-
ton and Mrs. Sallie Coleman
Pegram last week was Mrs.
Eva Ellington Schaefer of
Jacksonville, Fla.
B. c. Powell and Bruce
Powell, Jr. are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Hall in Wilmington. From
there they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Stacey King of Colds
boro.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Read left
late last week for their home
in Chicago after spending 10
days in Fair Bluff with Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bracey, the
Bobby Morgans and others.
Mrs. Hale Andrews and
Mrs. Uley Meares attended
Mrs. Molly Ivey's birthday
dinner at her home in Fair
mont Sunday. Paisley Sealie,
Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. Andrews
are last survivors of the Seal
lie family.
MIR. Joe Hardee of Conway,
5. c. visited Mrs. Ellis Meares
last week.
MT. and Mrs. Charlie Riggs
of Lake Waccamaw were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Dud-
ney visited Mr.. and Mrs. Duff
fie Beck in Alcolu, S. c. last
weekend.
Miss Georgia Floyd and her
sixth grade from Fair Bluff
went on tour of Whining
ton Thursday. Also going on
the tour were Mrs. Archie
Bullard and Mrs. J. S. Thomp-
son.
Mr.. Ruth Floyd Bullock and
Miss Louise Floyd of Whining
ton visited the H. E. Floyds
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Floyd
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott of
Greenville spent the week end
here with Mrs. John E. Dick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Ed
wards and Mr.. and Mrs. Way
ne Bailey of Chadbourn
Miss Sue Morris, employee
of the Air Force office in New
York visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Houston Morris last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Tyler
visited in Conway, S. c. Tues
day.
The pulpit committee from
the Baptist church visited the
Gum Branch Baptist Church
near Hartsville, S. c. Sunday.
The committee is composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Powell.
Mrs. Louis Rogers, j. c. Rog-
ers and Leon Small. They we're
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob King at their Robinson
Lake Home
visited the Gum Branch Bap-
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Small Of Charleston, S. c. are
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-05
in one.

in one.
aristotle
Those who are fond of set
ting things to rights, have no
great objection to seeing them
wrong.
William Hazlitt
1t is the necessities of life
which generate ideas of right
and wrong.
w. Somerset Maueham
Evening star., 1963-05-27
SEASR0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Brand-n new,
attr. ! 1-bedrm apt SPEC, list 2
wks., June, S35 wk. JE. 3-0234.
OCEAN CITY, MD. Q ants, in
ocean-front cot, city wat, guard,
beach; reas. rates, HE, 9-2b3I
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GROCERY

FOR SALE, at 14s1 C st. NE.
HARDWARE STORE = Monteorn.
cry Co., buy stock fixtures. Terms
Please call "Chic" Sale, JU, s.
S344 or 10. 5-26S5. c. NJ, MAR.
STELLER. JR.. Realtor.
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1868 voLKSWAGENs'

Wv '5s, IN GOOD condition, must
sell. Call CO, 6-s27O (leaVe num-
Der for return call.
voLKswAGEN 'Bi 2-dr, sedan.
orig paint, Wv, tires. Like new
inAlde and ont
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CROWELL a Co. INC.
Near Z Corners

New brick split foyer. 3 bedrms .
tspace for mOrel, ga baths,
rec. rm., central air conditioning
A real buy at S2S,95O. Excellent
terms
Thompson & Associates
Realtors IA. 5-78l7
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NOLksWAGEN 'Gi convertible, iight
green finish, exceptionally clean,
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80 - II y = LLIE
.1121 21st ST. NV. FE. 1924
CHEVROLET 1872 IMPALA SUPER
SPORTS, "409" engine, 4-speed
transmission. pit. rear. Call after
CHEVROLET '61 Impala conyerti-
bic, automatic transmission, radio
and heater. sparkling red finish
with matching interior, like new
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ACTION m "a hrs.
2ND TRUsTs-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME
DnAnOA ~ -

REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MGT, CO. 525-9see
BANK RATES-lSt and End trusts
Instant cash. VIII also finance OF
puy real estate in distress or un.
usual situation. Anything. Anyone
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. EX. 3-I2Ib
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust. AMERICAN MORT.
GAGE 81 INVESTMENT CO., 3ia
southern Bldg. Ma. S-333I. Im-
mediate services. 10 to 4:30 pm,
CONSULT US II you need money
lst IR. LOANS, low as 5es int
I'd TR. LOANS, cash in as hrs
RATES g. CHGS. lowest anywhere
z CORNERS MICE. co
q Corners, Va. JE, 2-6353
IF YOU NEED MONEY, borrow on
these sensible 2nd trust rates:
5000, 20 mo-: 5000, SO mo. .
$4,000, $50 mo-; $4,000 SI00
mo. ROY HANSEN MTG. co.
Va. ia. 4-3300. Md. VII. e-63OO
IMMEDIATE CASH-LOW RATES
End and 3rd TRUST LOANS
METRO REALTY Co, EX. 3-774A
PLENTY FUNDS AvATLABLE-Is Il
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC, ia. 7-5S00.
MONEY End TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes. d. c., nearby Nd
or Va. Reas. fates, NATfoNAT.
M0RTGAGE & INVEST. CORP
I5I2 N. Z. ave. NV. Ma. s-5S33
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ICE CREAM
FROM CALIFORNIA

BASKIN-ROBBINs 81 flavors ice
cream stores with over 10 stores
operating the year around in the
finest communities in the country
now have stores available for
franchise in the Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Washington suburban
areas.
II you are interested in q business
that offers a most unusual ice
cream idea, in a beautiful store
that is easy to operate. then we
invite your review Of our pro-
gram. Please see Page 73 OF Nav
issue Of Esquire for q color pic
ture and description of our ice
creams.
Investment required Ss,OOO-sl2,.
900, Existing stores are showing
profits form $4,000 to over SIS.
600 per year.
For brochure and further informa.
tion call Mr.. W. c. Davis. (dia
operator, ask for Enterprise /.
Oj25D or write 2030 Hartford I'd
Baltimore is, Md.
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Palmer Ford

bhOU AdEH RD
w, FAYETTEVILLE. Nd. Ap 5.0tt0
OPEN SUNDAY t2s6
tcontlnued on Next pagsl
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PROP. RENT

KILL DEVIL HILLs-Furnished g.
b.r. beach cottage. Crib and high
chair included. Screened porches.
Next to fishing pier. SS5 weekly,
WO. 6-3576 after s nm.
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Palmer Ford

YOLkswAGEN '8i de luxe Micro.
bus. sunroof. 7, and h., excel, eond
Low MI. sl,805. Call Du. 1925
aft. > pm.
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ANTIQUE 1880 Model A Ford, De
luxe town sedan, mint condition
$500, Gu Hsbnb7
AUSTIN $50 1000, f.speed, brand
new tires, excel eond, $3.50, Al
mi 10 sal, 20, gabtlD.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts.
No applications or red tape. va.
Md. D. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-6lS2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

y0LyO '0i, excel cond, gray W.
" tires, low mileage, For informa.
tlon call an3s7i2b,
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ARLINGTON, NORTH

REALTY, INC
A "Homes for Living Affiliate
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ROsenthal
CHEVROLET ,h3

Good cond. $40 70 $50. 925-7a4s.
CHEVY u 'd2 2-door sedan, fully
equipped, very low mileage, beau
THU green finish, like-new eeon-
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet
5725 Wisconsin Ave,
Bethesda. Chevy chags Ma
OF, a-iAi2 oil, asAB7A
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

sary for overage students who had
little or no previous schooling.
This year highlights the first
complete high school program and
the first class that includes grad
yates from regular twelfth grade
academic program. The class also
includes a substantial number who
are completing vocational training.
School officials have explained that
although portion of the present
enrolment of 2,1OO still includes
some students who are overage
for their academic level, these
students have the opportunity of
finishing high school. regardless
of age, provided they want to and
are able to do so.
The plans of these graduates
will take them to diverse locations
and pursuits that will be in direct
contrast to their early years of
remote living in the quiet, desert
like country of the Navajo Reser-
vation in Arizona, New Mexico and
Utah. Definite arrangements have
been made by some for entering
college in the fall, while others are
planning for training in suchfields
as professional and practical nurs-
ing, clerical work, and advanced
schooling under the Adult Voca-
tional Training Program.
Many of the graduates are
scheduled for immediate place
ment in scattered metropolitan
centers such as Los Angeles, San
Jose, Denver, San Francisco, Chi
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Indian School Graduates
r.
kst TaUelfth Grade Group

BaCcalaureate service was held
april Fl, 1868 for the 142 Navajo
zboys and girls who will be gradua-
ting from Intermountain School on
April IS. MIR. S. Gabe Paxton, Jr.
was the featured speaker at Bac-
, cplaureate. MIR. Paxton is pre-
Sently on the staff at Sherman In
stitute, Riverside, California, as
Guidance Department Head.
Alvin Warren was the guest
speaker at Commencement exer-
: Qses on April IS, which took place
IN the school auditorium. Warren
: IS an Educ alton Special st from the
Bureaus Area Office in Gallup,
New Mexico. Warren's Federal
service has included 34years in the
education program of the Bureau
Of Indian Affairs. He is of Indian
descent and has held the honor of
keys in two national univer sity
: henor societies, Phi Delta Kappa
and Phi Kappa Phi at the Univer-
sity of New Mexico. He also holds
!. the honor of a Fellow in Educari ion
at Harvard Univer sity.
This particular graduating
+ class represents milestone in the
education program that has been in
progress at Intermountai School
since it opened with an initial
enrolment of $40 student in $50.
According to Superintendent John
son, the scope of the education
program has changed dramatically
from Especial Five Year Pro-
gram" that was originally neces-
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

cago and Dallas under the Indian
Bureaus employment assistance
program. This employment will
include trades such as machinist,
cabinet and mill, upholstery, weld
ing, auto mechanics, auto body and
fender repair, electronic as
sembly, drafting, soft floor laying.
painting, and others.
The School Superintendent has
pointed out that the efforts of the
total school staff have been di-
rected toward assisting the STU
dents in properly preparing for a
future life SO that the demands of
a competitive and pidly-changing
world can be met realistically and
faced with courage and good judg-
ment.
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Social Security

Lloyd House. Social Security
Representative on the Navajo Res
ervation, reported an increase in
Social Security benefits to the
Navajo people in Apache, Navajo
and Coo onino Counties in 1862.
MIR. House said that in Deem
Der, 1862, there we're 1852 checks
paid to the Navajo people in these
counties. Of this number 1,1O
checks were for minor children.
The others werepayable to the
retired worker, the disabled work
er, their wives, widows and par
entS. These benefits amounted to
$187, 782 a month.
Since all benefits are based on
the amount of wages earned under
Social Security, Mr.. House advised
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

that all workers should make sure
they use only one number. He
urged all workers to apply for
duplicate card if one is lost, and
to be sure they receive the same
number. The card should be shown
Navajo times., 1963-05-02


office the Advisory
Committee. They follows:
MEMBER ALTERNATE
Group District 3 Frank W. Bradley Wilson Grey
Tuba City Toadena
Group Ii District As I Clifford Beck, Roger Davis Sr,
Pinon Indian Wells
Group Ill District Frank Luther, Keith H.
Inscription Rock Kayema
Group District 10 II Allen W. Harvey,
Lukachuka Nazini
Group District 6 IL Carl Todacheene John Nelson
Smprock Teec Nos
Group vi District 13 IA Wilson Eaona,
TOhaCm Blrnham
Group VII District Is 19 Mabel EesuSe, Billie
Nageezi Lake Valley
VIII District 16Ramah
Canoncto Mariana Lake Canyoncito
Group District II 8 Raymond Smith, 1owardW German
BUDGET FINANCE
Allen D. Lake;
Nelson Dee Teec Nos Pos Curley john An John Brown
mill Sam Day ILL., ST. Mictaes Charles, Keith
Kayenta: Ramah; Joe Springs
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

to all employers.
MIR. House said that he is in
his office, next to the restaurant
in Window Rock, every Monday to
answer questions about Social Sec
urity and assist with claims.
Navajo times., 1963-05-02
Appointments Announced on
Advisory-Budget Committees

will hold
office in
Committee. They folows
Evening star., 1963-02-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Ty m YOUR ROOM, refsr., grill.
foam matlfets. .pyt. sntr.. si4.
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APIS. FURRlsRED--MD.
(cONTlNuEDl

THAYER AVE-, 1aB. silver Spring
Air-cond. 2-bedroom apts.. enor.
NOUS. rms, lobby, elev., carpetec
corridors. laundry, storage, From
S191 80, including all utilities. 1.
bedroom also available. See resi-.
dent manager in office or Apt. IL
JU $500. SHANNON a LUcHE
CO., MA. S-2j45.
BEDROOM APT, attractivelJ
furnished that will make YOU fee
at home. Prand-new furniture in.
cluding drapes and carpet. SlSs
including all utils. except elec
FOREST GREEN apis, 4O3 Kene,
bee st.. Olassmanor. Westinghous,
de luxe kitchen. including dish.
washer. air cond., swimming pool
Res Mgr, bB7-3133. SHANNON
a LUcHS CO., ma. S-2345.
2 LGE. RMS, pvt. hath with
shopping near. 2 adults, no chill
dren, no pets, good ref. Utils
incl. Rent reas. Call WA. 7-0324.
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Arr, NoRTH-Twin bedrm. for .
gentlemen ENesl meals. conv.
tfAntp. IA h-4bsb.
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THE MAURY HOTEL

NE. s-96SO NE. s-S11S
Comfortable rooms, near bath and
showers. Lobby. and TV lounge.
singles, 81, double, So weekly
RI6 I'm. dnuble 500
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Luxury 2-bedrm., 2-bath apt. also
2-bedrm. with balcony.
1886 18th ST. NV.
HU. 3-44O0
DAILY s-s SUNDAY. 90
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The
WOOdner
Hotel

Modern de luxe building facing
Rock Greek Park. Coffee shop,
cocktail lounge. shopping within
building. Monthly rates available.
EFFICS. -----Fr. SITS
l BEDRM. ----Fr. $195
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ALEX.-5-rm. apt. in duplex cony,
ioc.. garage and yard. Family OF
eouRIes.o also l-bedrm. corner
ALEX. : Remod., 3.rrn. land bath
apt. 1st-n:. pvt. entr, and Porch.
ADULTS. 100 Z. Linden st cony,
location. 93l -SD12.
ALEX bedrms., large, pine di.
nette, beaut. furTi. $3.50, Near bus
OV. 3-3529, OV. 3-O77S.
ALEX.-Terrace apt. liv. rm., bed
rm.,. kit. and bath. pvt. entr
empl. cpl, no children or pets
S75 mo. XII. 9-329I.
ALEX. -ARLANDRIA SEC. - Air.
cond. effics. 500 per mo. utils
INC: Cow. to transp. and shop
GLEBE HOUSE, rs W. Glebe I'd.
ARL:-Liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
bath. M. Pent., conv. transp., 1O3S
10th ST., OF. 4-4974, between &
pm. and $50 am.
ARL.-Jr. / bedrm. LIST floor, pas
tel kit. and bath, brand-nev
furn.. air cond. Bet. Key Bridre
and IT. Myer Avail. immed. S145,
Gall g., g. D. Z MANAGEMENT
ARL.-Effieiencies. l and . bedrnn.
apts;, many in desirable. conv. loo.
Comfortably furp. and in good
cond. A few with new furn. From
SS5 to Sl5D.5O mo. ARLEDGE
REAL ESTATE CORP, IA. 7-44fs,
ia. 4-O3"4. 536-6529.
ARL., 1880 N Quinn-Neat l-bed-
rm; apts,, SO5 up. Pvt. pkg, ldry..
lockers. utils. furn. 5aS-na20.
ARL.. N.-Beautifully furn. and
decorated 2-bedrm. apts. in quiet
residential section. Pvt. sun deck
and garage, Sl40 per mo-, plus
elec. Call KE. 6-SO3O.
ARL. = Furn, effic.. conv. loo,
swimming pool, beaut. furn., Sl25.
IA. 5-3530, IA. 2-61S1.
ARL. NEAR PkNTAGON--Fa Family
ant. rate dav or week and room
Free parking ia. 2-:II13.
ARIINGTONiC NEWECT
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DUPONT CIRCLE
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

Warm, comfortable single and dbl
rooms with phone and running
SHSer, TSSsT nT E.y mOHs5S osSv cHvn' Tv lounge M.
Daily single. S4 up; doubles, IS
Weekly sal, Si4 up: dbl, $50 up
PHONE 338-7810
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

CAPITOL AREA or . girls go.
25l to share model town housc
with eirl Pool 347-7O73.
CAPITOL HILL - Educated younG
luxury apt. with same 546-593O.
DUPONT CIRCLE-A secy. vii
share charming apt. with ref
young lady. Refs. NO. 7-8i35.
GENTLEMAN will share 2-bedrm
Turn. bachelor apt. w/another
Silver Spring area. bS7-2521.
LADY will share 1-bedroom fur.
nished apt. with lady. S5S mo
Phone LA. 6-4O91.
MASS. AND WIS. AVE. AREA
Lady will share her lovely air.
cond. apt. with or 2 ladie.
over 35. OR. 4-7304.
NURSE, colored. wishes to share / :
lady. Ewes. 723-0433.
ONE GIRL between 21-25 TO shar,
l .bedrm. apt, Sc. area, with /
other girl, $45 mo. Call OK. 5.
3795. Mon. throuGh Fri. S-4 pm
PA. AVE. S.E.-Girl, 2O-3O, 10
share with same. l-bedrm. furn,
apt. thru May. S45 mo. 5S4-8S44
WHEATON, or 2 girls to share
apt. with one other girl. Call
949-9554 after $3.50 pm.
WISCONSIN AND RODMAN-Wid.
over will share 2-bedrm. nicely
furn. apt. with gentleman. share
expenses. 363-524f. all day Sun
or after 10 pm. weekdays.
YOUNG LADY share with same, at.
U arm. COOP apt. nr. Conn. ave.
Bus at door Refs. CO. 5-0SlO
EN-. 2-5454.
YOUNG MAN to share neat clean
air-cond. 2-bedrm. apt. with pool
nr. Md. U. with . other men,
HE. g-O367.
I OR 9 MEN wanted. to share fur
r'shed house, with . other men.
Glasmanor vic. sos per mo. for
l, or S45 each for ,. 10. 7-3525.
10th AND IRVING. N.w.-3 girls
wish to share their spacious apt.
with a refined young lady, S43.15
monthly. DE. 2-313O.
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Aprs. FuRMIsHrD-no.
tcoNTINUED)

GEOROETOWN--l- bedroom apart.
ent suitable two adults, air cond.,
utils, incl. $3.50 monthly. Phone
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BETWEEN WALTER REED and sill.
yer Spring. 1920 Ga. ave. NV
lst-flr. duplex apt. Open today
2 to 5. Furn. or unfurn. Liv. rm
wfnew Wv. carpeting, bedrm.
dlnette. tiled bath, kit. W/cabinets
Frigidaire. double sink. rear scr
porch. HEAT FURNISHED, NJ
children. RA. $4,000.
BOILING AREA. 2sOs end st. sc
-Bedrm., hv. rm.. dinette, encl
peh., $3.50. Key. apt. 3. sci -14a5
BOILING FIELD AREA, 1000 Liy,
ingston I'd. s.e.-2-bedrm. apt, II
mod. bldg, all utils. incl sos mo
THOMAS P. BROWN, INC. FE
1870.
BOILING FIELD VIC, 3eI PARK.
lard pl. s.e.-2 rms, kit. bath
$40 incl. heat and hot water. Sc,
t-~.for. 30l Parkland, bsmt. r
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor
396-4077. weekdays
BOILING FIELD VIC, 1912 enS
f. 81. s.e.-Duplex, 3 bedrms., heat
hot water furn., Sl15. 10. 1882.
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APTS. FURNIsHED-D.c. c.
A1R-CONDITIoNED
CARLTON HOUSE

Efficiency apts. by the day includ-
Ing maid service. reduced rates
for monthly occupancy with linens
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FIRST CLASS. Ambassador and Mrs. Carai1 arrive in Bhuun
be little $4,000 We overly generous with
the biggest gamorous posts The ambassador could
get much $4,000 for spending He generally has to
up with five times much Of his own pocket
The result of tght-6stedness often is ludicrous A
minor classic happened in of all places Moscow Charles
E. Chip Bohen was US. ambassador then His official
car was battered ancient limousine from which flew the
American flag
1t was a hmdmedown from other ambassadors, and
there money available for one. Bohens car
wheezed and creked to his appointments One day the old
heap broke down official mission to the Kremlin
Incensed American correspondents reported the Incl
dent What probably CALLED them was the sight of
huge SOTetbut limousine zoOming past the stalled U.S.
Embassy carrying the ambassador from Outer Mongolia
That Famous German Train
The U.s. embassy finally got a new car out of that
Some benefactor sold fine model luxury automo
bile to the government used to be turned over
to our mission in Moscow.
Most people probably felt their best interests were
being protected when they read about the recent episode
of the plush little train Congressman Rooney derailed in
Germany. This diplomatic special that once shutled
Hermann Coering around 1t the U.S. ambassador
who used it for nearly all his trips to Berlin.
Mr.. Rooney in deep indignation, cut the train off, He
said it cost around $4,000 year, and he apparently
didn't weigh Its political value. For thing it
to Berlin. The trip forced the Communist East Germans
to make 288 changes in their train schedules. In
terms of psychological warfare that's worth money. And
the fact that the U.s. felt its ambassador rated the train
gave him kind Of status that helped him do better job
Another recently announced cut has affected many
Americans and dsmayed people in l3 countries where
are closing down cOnsulates. Two consulates
being all but closed those in Yokohama and Geneva In
the Geneva alone there about 1900 Americans in
residence plus Offices for 300 US. companies And what
are we saving altogether? About 100000 year.
None OF us wants to waste money but the us. must
act like 6rscass power it hopes to be considered one
Our representatives abroad can't be expected to maintain
their dignity and pride a steeragelevel budget.
50 continue to keep sharp eye the budgef, Mr.
Rooney, but let urge you trade in your meat age for
surgeons scaLPa. Inc END
SEYMOUR FREIDTN has covered Europe from Paris to
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