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FURNITURE
Before you Sell call US. AAREFF, MI.
943l. -1S
FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES. CALL TIL 8 PM.

FURN.-Entire household contents
highest prices. 8. E. FURN. EXCH..
2l0 9TH ST. AT. O5S5. Moving done.
GAS REFGRS.-1O wanted, S to s
Gu, #; ,elec. train. tile pipes. odds
and ends for sale. DE. S707. -22
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum,
teeth, discarded iewelry. We pay
cash, A. KAHN. INC. IS years
at 935 F st. NV
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO.
l911 7th st; nv. MA 1852.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Hishest
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulation please phone
" WASHINGTON RAG 4 BAG
NERraPRks f4 afS { st WANTEDpHsisSSo iH p1 sSo7 price,
paid. If you cannot deliver your
AZ SgSk Iss9 ssSS ssso csofais ave: V:
NEWSPAPER. iron. metal. batteries
Waste PAPER c.. I'll Ken.iRort6
oID:FAsHroNED picture frames,
clocks, china, furniture. glassware.
antiques. etc. EN-. -42O5. -22
PIANO, small upright. suitable for
II mb.ginner; Call JU, T-906$. lis :.
PIANO-Will pay S275 cash for used
mahogany spinet or console piano
PIANOS. highest cash prices paid
Erands: cal ipe.s MR. BAEDf Ei0fsesfs So oabo. saS
Pianos Wanted for S S S
TOT nNTAT pTANo m NJ. Ao1o
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ORGAN FOR SALE

Orgatron. Hear it Sunday
RYGANHp T. ME- MErHoDIsT ME- HOS cHuRcH ayao
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
File Cabinets

FREEZER CHome), 80 Gu. IT.; moving
will sacrifice at h cost. WI. 1886
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TWO POSITIONS OPEN

TWO POSITIONS OPEN
Stenographer and typist. young la
dies for permanent positions with
professional organization; 5-day, 40
hour week; paid vacation, sick leave;
interesting work, pleasant surround
ings; good salary with increases.
State age, education, salary expect
ed, references. Reply Box AGE, Star.
-l7
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
) Cash DISCOUNT!

Brand-new Nationally adj
vertised television sets,
refrigerators, washing
machines. Immediate de-
livery. Large cash dis
count on any purchase!
Save up to $100 and
more on famous brands!
Call Mr.. Brown Now!
RE. 1890
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NO EXCISE TAX

A small quantity Of freezers avail
able at reduced prices due to stock
ing prior to manufacturers excise
taX-SAVE ON YOUR FREEZER
800 ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET
VALMART'- WASHINGTON. INC.
1907 Maryland ave. ne. Call Mr..
Morris. II. 6-S775. Open Sat. and
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PIANOS

rental-purchase plan is your answer
to getting brand new piano to
start your child in music. You may
select the piano that you would like
to own. and have 1t delivered to
your home for as little as $3.50
today and make your selection.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 110S G st,
NV DI S4R4 -1S
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PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
anteed. Enbodies features OF small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut, light
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
q25 G St. NV.
hliShaJ
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PHONOGRAPH RECORDS - Victor.
Columbia. Decca, Capitol and So
a1a CLASSICAL Issacaf asS sSees aDnms
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP. 1906 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
piHSo,TToicopY OUTFIT, Victor. new;
p4les maas {i9t ls5 vsTnone GTn sSe I
ani aalntiqPn. lovely tone $500. cail wi.
Piano. Story and Clark. upright.
Eo2 good condi. excellent tone; $50.
rfaSoAxohier-campbell. fail 81 obSiz grand, nd ex-
eel. tone and cond.; $3.50 or best
offer. 10. 5-140S. --16
PIANO-Lester spinet with bench;
mahogany; like newi beautiful tone,
$3.50. TU. 0430.
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet; attractively
ss5ignes ssas s5 manos daSg a niSn mo nTs RT PeY
1880 G st. NV. is
PIANO-apt. upright. 8 it.. 8 in.
high: standard keyboard. Call ewes.
pIANoDwinton IAN ~ laSai studio. grand. ma
hogany ebonized; goasd cond.' sac
asssoa ss5 ss DS SDrsasg sssg sfss4 sSss
PIANO - Kimbal. grand, Aft. 10
in; beautiful walnut finish; perfect
cond,; bargain for So95. Can Vienna
PIANoS-44-inch. apt. size upright,
perfect cond., only 1915: Slso
spinets. consoles and grands at
greatly reduced nE5EeS s,voS Yogr ,S42liG SellaE
STORE. 736 18th st. NV. is
N
atwood. mahogany finished spinet
pianos for only S49S with match
ing bench. All are standard makes
with full keyboard. Easily worth
S575 Also dozens OF other new
pianos to choose from; ST. $500.
PIANO MART, 1ol5 7th st. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT-with option to
buy. Choose from new and slightly
used spinets and consoles. Hauling
charge extra. ST. 9400. JORDAN
PIANO CO.. corner 18th and G sts.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Iow rates on
spinets and consoles. Rent now and
receive credit when you buy later
PIANo s9o6 MART. 1o1s 7th st. NV.
PfANoswRisht now our stock OF
making it the ideal time to make
your Xmas selection. A SIS deposit
will hold your choice until delivery
ST. 9400. JORDAN PIANO CO.
corner 18th and G sts. NV. III
PIANOS-We have a very good Sc.
lection of moderately priced pianos
any OF which you can buy for $25
down. the balance payable over 3
years. A SIS deposit viii hold any
one OF these pianos until Xmas
ST. 9400. JORDAN PIANO CO.,
corner Of 18th and G sts NV. IT
PIANOS-Now is the time to select
small deposit will reserve your Sc
lection. Worthwhile savings offered
IN new and used pianos. Terms, up
TO 36 months; monthly payments
starting next year. KITS. 1880
G st. NV. ~
PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Ennhndies featl1ras af - II
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PLUMBING

New, complete cast-iron colored bath
room and powder room outfits with
all fittings; also used and new
basins, complete with spigots and
taps; new grade A close coupled
toilets and tanks; new toilet seats
ACE WRECKING CO., 4002 Mimi.
ave. me-, LU, 4-O500. -17
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PIANOS

Kimball pianos have held the posi-
ton of one of the worlds finest
pianos for over 81 years. Campbell S
are proud to be the exclusive repre-
sentatives for these fine instru-
ments. Come in and let us show you
and finishes to select from. ConV.
terms. Liberal trade in allowance.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st.
NV, DI. S464. is
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PIANOS

Come in and select your piano now.
We have complete display of
Steinway, Sohmer, Kimball, Gull
bransen and Cable pianos. A few
used and floor sample models. Lib
eral allowance for your old piano,
Terms arranged to meet your
budget. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
HOS G st. NV, DI. S464. is
PIPE. galvanized, black, cast iron, cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O56
NJ st. NV. NO 1903. WA. 550I
PITCO FRIALATOR. 24x24; used
short time Phone WO. 2l31. ia
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SAW MILL, Frick. size OF; 4 head
blocks with or without saw. Can
be seen IN operation on Norwood I'd.
coesve M north No Of ea eIHer Asbtoa sbpetns a45 aE
SEWING MACHINE. Singer console.
sews Re perfect sesss s65' 2l4s Pa. ave.
SEWING MACHINEs-Save $50 to
$50; Thurs, Fri; Sat, on our finest
sole, $3.50; elec. portables. s25,
$3.50: brand new portable. worth
S109.50. now $3.50. Open Friday
eve. 1912 Lee hgwy. CHI. 4914,
SEWING gg! s5.. MAcnINIs-say,pgs up to
get sA yours today. today * sa1s 5l7HSs; Wilson Blvd.
SEWING 'MiAcHNEs-grand new.
round bohbin, reverse. S59; valued
S119. 915 10th st. NV. Ex. 6s44.
SEWING MACHINES - Xmas bar
gains! Rebuilt portables, S24.5O up;
Singer, White. Big discounts on
new machines. We repair, electrify.
Open ewes. N. E. SEWING MA
CHINE, 1915 H st. me-. TR. 6s41.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics;
sale or rent. We also electrify all
HldAcS sc I4Ik uldCu4ucS. SpcA ctCo.
sEWiNG MACHINEsSTailor's power
Singers, 31-15 and 95-10. like new;
pvt. owner; best offer. GIL. 1900.
SINK (standard), AZ in, almost new.
sSey sssS eess9a sssT sss A 00ys ssss5 Hson sra
SODA FOUNTAIN and mahog. back
bar. serving. counter. Cali Gathers
burg 764-J bet. 11:3O am. and
SOFA. matching armchair, green mo-
hair, custom-made plaid slip covers,
S125. JU. 1853. 30
SOFA BED-54 in. wide. Sealy. Pull
mo. old, "a price; S135. G. JANSEN.
6 Manor dr.. Spring Bank Trailer
Park. Rt: l. 2 mi. so. of Alex. 49,
sdaM9TYpE, tansS sse saS 9ds sd EssEra
TYPEWRITER Co. s13 14th st.
sTEHNorYPE MACHINE - Call Hu
b76S after 6 pm. lie
STOKER, Stokol. hydraulic. model 80;
tween e.5 $50. III
Storm Windows, Aluminium
Self storing-An sections removable
1855 $685. iaE aay al We ''es sst yifdSTs Pson
WI. 6OS6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING
Co. 1919 Bethesda ave-. Beth. Nd
STOVES AND HEATERS
New; used: gas; oil, coal. elee;. yood
TABLECLOTH-Line damask. ssx
70 in: q dinner napkins. used once.
TEIEvIsloN, EMi ri new 1881 models; dis
Dor SO, GO, 1873 Columbia I'd, nsw..
TELEVisIoN SETS up to- 4oS of;
years models slashsd; Many door
e1ms 6pes eysa an RoYyA1 E6sy terms
Sc. Ii. $1,000. ~ '
TELEvTSloN; new 1851 models. II
you have cash see US for real
discount. PARAMOUNT CO.. 2150
Georgia ave. NV. Hudson 4S00.
TELEVISION, Helicrafter, table model.
push-button selector. excel. condi-
ton: $50. OR. 2OSS.
TELEvISlON-Some 1850 models at
big discounts; cash or terms; long,
easy terms. Call 10. 2-llS7 for
free home demonstration. E j.
READ g. SONS, 3014 Nichols ave.
Sc. Open It'll pm.
TELEFISlON, floor samples. of stand
ard makes at bargain prices this
week. Some at wholesale. JOR-
DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th and
G StS. NV. III
Evening star., 1950-11-16

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Carpentry and masonry work desired;
experts at repairing and remodeling
Of attics, recreation rms, porches,
etc. Custom-built homes a. spe-
ciaity. Call VI. 1850 Sunday and
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcont. }
BRICK
ave. he, LIZ. 4-UOUU.
BRICKS

100000 good used brick. Call us
deliver. ACE wi WREcKfNG CO.. 4oo2 5S
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-05OO. liz
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
LUMBER.
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

Both new and used at ROBIN
SONS; Open z days a week. Quick.
free delivery. Read these specials:
Special ST. studs ssc each; nea; ax2 !
special lxS-e-ft. white pine shely-
ing, 40c each; special 1x4-6-ft.
white pine shelving 25c each; AXIS
Upson wall board, 81 "a each: asx4
RsaseS Sr Il xs ssens aedsf bsye &C. sdns nfar Fl
bd,. IT.; oak flooring, 2shc: v inch
AKA. $500 each; H-inch-4x8. $3.50
each; special windows from ST ea.;
speea om sssh aqoTs from fnog each sash Baam pHsla
wool. Kimsul, Rockwool and zono-
lite insulations; white house paint,
$l.98 gal; roof cement, S5c. gal; !;
black roof coating, 5-gal. can. So so;
Pssutib54 s b 1ts IT, ~ Thss saeg pne e. shslYns WSaoT
radiators, pipe fittings. All these
aEw sIa mdny AND sE1 msEf 3 nu1E0Na E0nlas0MH MA
nsR1A ns Phdhe AZ aSss 1865 ksngeG'h oDen days
MATTRESSES, innersprings or cot
ton felt. sgl or double, good cond.,
sterilized; limited quantities; $3.50
up. D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 511-
513 New Jersey ave. NV. (drive in)
MlMEoGkApH-Mqdel 81. A. 3; Dick,
work to show, viii guarantee. Sis.
THE sHERWooD PRESS. 1926 N.
Fairfax drive. Arlington. oW. 1919.
MIMEoGRAPH. motor driven. in
good condition, model .T.B-s5.
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Boilers, Bldg. Material

Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lge. stock of good lumber. floor
ing. doors windows, plumbing. pipe.
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO. 18th and Fl SITS ne. At. 400.
BOOKS-Mark-d down sale tonight, g.
10 pm. Very large lot, about " ot
our stock. reduced for quick clear
EsTArE is as BOOK SALES, III 'e 1907 II H eaSh n.W
Sd floor; tonight only. pm. to IL
pm,
BRICKS, face and common. any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS, ! or a million. ALASKA
COALs & BRICK CO.. Ma. 1886;
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ANSONIA FURNITURE CO
j. J. STRIKOL, OWNER

u q. " 1VIIAO1Jy O"INI4V
sol H st. NE, Ii. 3-3354
GAS RANGE, Real Host, burner
with oven. broiler and storage space
NO. 5094. lis
GAS RANGE-Large size. plenty O.
storage space; good cond.; $35. TW
O363.
GAS RANGE-Quality brand: $50
OR. 1909. -17
stallation, PEERLEss SALES. 2231
Ga. ave-. DE. 1910.
GENERATORS-STARTERS. $3.50 up
largest assort.; elec. motor REPAIRS
seth year. CARTY. 1908 14th st
cost siss; sacrifice. Si25. dL. 40SS.
HEATER. Kerosene, dual thermo
Heats from 2 to 8 rooms. New. NO.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

FURNITURE, NEW & USED
Bedrm.. liv. rm. and din. rm.; many
occasional chairs. tables and separ-
ate pieces; on sale at 1913 U st.
NV. NO. .3343; 1920 Bladens. rd.
rs no AZ 4sS9i 1893 s,.Wn Wis nISG aye NJ
IA. 2-1116. SMITH STORAGE CO.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
Evening star., 1950-11-16

One million clean. good, hard. used
bricks. We deliver or you pick up.
Place order now. ARROW WRECK
ING CO.. HOO South Capitol. Ii.
3-2602. lis
BUILDING MATERIAL-Large stock
of framing lumber. flooring. sheet
angle iron and many other items
from many wrecking Jobs. Only
above material sold at lowest prices.
GENERAL WRECKING CO., Brent
wood I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
TIRE RECAPPING

SAFETY TIRE CO.
1927 33rd NV. lBelow ND. NO. sag
TYPEWRITER, Remington Rand
TYPEWRITER. = " I1i I. G; Smith & special
s3s ss SO; ~ UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
TYPEWRiTERs, portable. all makes
terms; standard; barg CIRCLE
DI. 1872, 1112 14th NV.
TYPEWRlTERs, new and rebuilt
Sear 9neseaT ERSaGan5eT fsFwE GRE 49f o
l431 E. Gapitol ons; St; s:$o-5:3o includ
vAcUUM Act cLRANEKs-Eooss what Ralk!ns yos
save this week while our supply
lasts; brand new. tank type or up
right. S39.95; Universal. nearly new
6o0Ve5 open sl7Sa f4day hand evennR esaa
3S12 Lee hwy, CHI. 4914. III
WALL PAPER, landscape printed rm.
well over 80 yrs. old. never mounted
rolls, makes perfect drawing room
and fol fellow through room; $1,000
wxsH9EE; ssss9sI; Essy sP,aaries s. de iqzs
WASHER. Thor, automagic. ga Yrs.
old, excel. cond.. S1oo. FA. 691s.
WASHER, GE. wringer, with pump,
BED BED franz frame only. SIS. After $50
WASHER. THoR-Excel. mechanical
condition, S25: rollaway. bed and
pao' Sl5; genuine oriental rug run
ssr e 90 l4x1S'' ~ ,aI4 so; 3 Numdah ss' Fsss'
WASHING MACHINE-Thor Auto,
magic with dishwasher unit; perfect
condition; $3.50. ia. 4-1643. 10
gave good service for 10 yrs: with
5e31 5epairs; good for another 10 yrs.
washrNs 2ssH SeTfsk MAcarSE ii Hv: Thor 1S Auto
Magic; moved to new house, gives
us two washers; will sell one; 3 yrs.
old; Al condition, S115. WI. 2156.
TAsHc ds N an as9E S1ssl, up las, t. aSS
eves t Sssfso g. RoYAE 4sf ARPEIaScE sefsi sen eo
WATER HEATERS, used sale. 2
3o-gal;i Wsnsnp from 81 SIS: cog guar. JOHN
WATER HEATERS, 5 to 100 gal. and
sales repairs. CARTY. 1908 14th.
WEDDING GOWN. satin, veil. size
1914, S37: coil springs for double
peg, PED, peg peS olst Slo; !,b d1pble headbOard
mnholstered, S65. Wo. 1929. IT
Open Fri and Sat. till 8 pm. 2239
BENDIx DE LUKE that cost over
$500 2 years ago. Moving to apt.
house. will sell at $3.50; perfect
THOR AUToMAGIC combination
clothes and dish washer, used, excel
lent condition, $125; free delivery up
to Is miles. Phone Vienna 156w4.
WILL EXCHANGE xylophone for
French horn. BosBY. HI. s2se.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

COUPLE for light farm
and general laboring work, veal
around in Massachusetts,: furnished
cottage; not over l child; gooc
salary. DE. 1862. IL
Evening star., 1950-11-16
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS

PROMPT Tv SERvICING by cleo
tronics engineer; evenings and week
ends. OW. 6439. -19
Call IA. S-047S Free pickup and
delivery. after Z pm. 20
RADIO AND TV SERvICING at q
reasonable cost; pickup and deliver
service Call LA. 6-51S0. -21
TELEVISION
SERVICE AND REPAIR
REASONABLY, EXPERTLY AND
PROMPTLY. 90 DAYS
GUARANTEED ON WORKMANSHIP
AID. 541S liz
Evening star., 1950-11-16
FREEZERS

STOCKED WITH 8 MONTHS SUPPLY
OF FOOD
Sensational Internationally adver-
tised brands new home freezers
all filled with 6 months supply
U. S. Government-inspect and
graded meat (steaks, roasts. chops.
poultry, etc.). Also one month S
supply Famous Brands frozen vege-
tables. fruits and iuices
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Will There Be Delay?
(CoMtiNMed from frst paqsl

Continued from first pa0e)
a wide .truck-traffic highway
there would be very damaging to
the neighborhood. The plan as it
stands now would bring the high
way right by recreation center
which is a playground for hun
dreds of children during a large
part of the year. We believe that
the new highway, from where it
joins Chapel Hill street, can be
brought into Durham some other
way. We hope the Commissions
engineers can work out such a
change. We are eager to see a
new highway between Chapel
Hill and Durham and are conf
dent that one can be laid out
which will not bring heavy truck
traffic through our Forest Hills
neighborhood."
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Clubs Health Dept.
Is to Meet Tuesday

The Community Clubs health
and public welfare department
will meet at 8 Pm. Tuesday,
April II, with Mrs. Edith
Brocker at 16 Rogerson drive.
Mrs. Mabel Britain, director
of Red Cross home service in
Orange county, will explain the
work of her office.
The department, under the
leadership of Mrs. Philip Young,
is outlining its work for next
year. The members expect to
make a survey Of what is being
done by other civic and welfare
groups, in order to fit their own
work effectively. into the general
community plan.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Concert to Be Given
Tuesday in Hill Hall

A chamber music recital fea-
turing music written for small
instrumental ensembles will be
given at $3.50 Pm. Tuesday in
Hill hall under the auspices of the
University's music department.
Admission is free.
Earl Slocum will play Kent
Remnants Might Soliloquy" for
flute and strings and will also
team with Edgar and Dorothy
Alden in Beethoven's "Serenade
in D Major" a trio for flute,
violin, and viola.
Miss Dulcie Dimmette Barlow,
harpist, will play Ravel's Intro
duction and Allegro" for harp,
string quartet, flute, and clarinet.
Mr.. Slocum will be the flutist and
Allen Garrett the clarinetist.
The final number will be
Ernest Bloch's Concerto Gros-
se," written for string orchestra
with piano obbligato. 1t will be
conducted by Mr.. Alden. Herbert
Livingston will play the piano
obbligato.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Show Sunday Evening
At Graham Memorial

The Graham Memorial Con-
cert Series will present a student
talent show at $3.50 PM. Sum
day in the main lounge of the
Graham Memorial building. Ad-
mission is free, and everybody
is invited.
The program will include
Latin American dances and ball
room dances by John and Char
lotte Lehman; the singing of
Cole Porter's Il Love YOU and
Rogers and Hart's Johnny One
Note by Lanier Davis; duet
singing by Betty Lou Ball and
Carl Perry, and piano specialties
by Bob Mcdonald.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Clubs Literary Meetings

The afternoon group Of the
Community Clubs literature
section win meet with Mrs. w.
B. Neal at 4O6 Ransom street at
8 Pm. Thursday, April IS. Mrs.
B. L. Ullman will review Mrs.
Roosevelt's book, This ! Re-
member" The evening group
will meet at 8 Pm. Wednesday,
April IL, with Mrs. Philip Young
at 212 Vance street. Mrs, Hope
Chamberlain win review q new
biography, 'sThe Three Peabody
Sisters" !" BY Louise Tharp.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Episcopal Services

A 3-hour Good Friday service
will be held from noon to 8 Pm.
today at the Episcopal church.
Worshipers are asked to leave
or enter only during the singing
of a hymn, which will occur at
about every quarter-hour.
Easter services of Holy Com
munion will be held at 8 and II
AM. Sunday. There will be nc
Sunday school that morning, but
children two and three years old
will be cared for in the parish
house, as usual. The Sunday
schools Easter Festival and
Lenten offering presentation
will take place at A Pm. The
regular evening prayer service,
to include a brief address, will
begin at 8 PM.
The Sunday school pupils will
have an Easter egg hunt Monday
on the church lawn. Children
below the. first grade will begin
their hunt at 10:30 Am. and the
others at A Pm. In case Of rain,
the event. will be postponed to
the first clear day after Monday
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Mrs. Lyons Wins Contest

Mrs. j. C. Lyons was the
March winner Of the contest con-
Quoted each month by the Viii
lage Beauty Shop. The prize is
one months free beauty service,
including a permanent wave.
Anybody may enter the April
contest by coming to this shop
and signing her name. The prize
goes to the person whose name
is drawn at the end of the month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Puppy on the Block
Continued from first page)

Continued from first pGge)
R.O.T.C. Building, to the gay and
riotous Circus Parade mural in
the Monogram Club, have de-
lighted thousands.
Carl Boettcher loved animals,
as his work proves. One of his
last outings before he succumbed
to that grim enemy, Cancer, was
trip to the farm of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald E. Kent, to see
Princess Kate and her tiny pup
pies. Later, when he was con-
fined to his bed, the puppies Zone
at time) were brought to visit
him.
Sonny is being offered at auc-
tion to help fight the deadly foe
which killed his master. The pro-
ceeds of his sale will go to the
Orange county unit of the Amer
lean Cancer Society as a memo
rial gift in the name of Carl
Boettcher, and cards recording
the memorial will be sent to the
donor and to Mrs. Boettcher.
Your bid must be not less than
fifty dollars, as Sonny can be sold
for that, or more, before you
could say cocker spaniel. But just
moment, as you reach for your
money box, your check book, or
the baby's bank; your money
alone is not enough. Sonny's fu-
ture is to be considered, and you
must quality not only as a dog
lover willing and able to provide
him with food and shelter and
bones and a good place to bury
them, but also as one who guar
antees superabundance of
TIC, which as every true dog
man knows means tender, loving
care.
Write your bid land make it a
worthy one) together with your
qualifications as prospective
owner of this, The Cancer Cock
er, and mail it to Mrs. Donald E.
Kent, Box 1147, Chapel Hill. Of
ficials of the American Cancer
Society have appointed a jury OF
award consisting of Mrs. William
Meade Prince, Captain E. E.
Hazett, and Joe Jones, (as i'm
partial and fair-minded a trio OF
dog-lovers as is to be found in
Orange county, to pass on your
merits and those Of your offer.
Your reward, of course, will be
in the thought and memory OF
Carl Boettcher, and in Sonny's
eyes as he looks at you.
--TT--------------
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
International Relations Group

The Community Clubs inter-
national relations group will
meet at 8 Pm. Tuesday, April
II, with Mrs. r. B. Sharpe at
sos Pittsboro street. G, B. Rob-
son will give a talk on Germany
at Present"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07
Scientist to Speak Monday

Norman H. Giles of the biol
ogy division of the Oak Ridge
National Laboratory will speak
at s Pm. Monday, April 10, in
Wilson hall on ''The Effect of
Ionizing Radiations on Chrome
somes." Everybody is invited.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-07

Ruffin in Village Apartments
Thomas Ruffin has come from
Washington to live in Chapel
Hill and has taken one Of the
Village Apartments.