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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
HAPPENINGS IN PIREWAY
Bu Mrs. Olivia ClemmonS

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lone
spent Sunday evening in Olyphlt
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lula Buck and children
Annett and Thomas, spent Sun
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Pickett.
Donnie Canady was in Loris
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mandy Rhodes of Nakins
visited in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Register Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Long had
as their Tuesday evening guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harper of
Fayetteville also Mrs. Watts ane'
Lizzie Mae Watts of Nakina.
Mrs. Carrie Lou Elderdice an1
children spent Sunday afternoon
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Jacobs.
Mrs. Lollie Long spent SUNDAY
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Smith Of
Dulah spent Sunday with Mrs
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry HeWett.
Mrs. Lula Buck and Mrs. Pear
Buck were Loris visitors on Tues
day.
Mrs. Dean Long visited friends
and relatives in Dulah on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Olivia Harper Clemmons
is planning trip to Jacksonville
Fla. in the near future.
Sybil and Sara Williams arc
visiting in Goldsboro this week
Mrs. Walter P. Cox spent some
time this month at Daytona
Beach, Fla. in the home of hel
brother.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
PAGE FNFO
NEW RESIDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Klinger and
sons. Kohl and Kennan, formerly
Of Oregon are now residing ir
the J. X. Floyd homo here. Mr.
Klineer who is associated WITH
tire Tabor City Lumber COnmany
HIS been here for several months
His family poined him abou'
three weeks 40.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

At 1890 last Sunday morning
a CAT Army Transport plane
crashed in the swamp about
night miles from Myrtle Beach
S. c.. killing ali OF its 80 pas
sangcrs.
Thirty were known to be mem,
bcrS of the National Guard unit
which has been training ct Myr.
tie Beach for the past two weeks
and VINO boarded the plane only
Il few minutes before its fat1tu'
crash. -Four were crew members
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
80 Die In Myrtle Beach
Air Disaster; Sunday

of the transport and five othel
bodies who were pulled from the
burned wreckage have not beer
Unidentified. 1t is assumed that
they were service personnel who
had "hitch hiked" a ride on the
plane which came up from Miami
Sunday morning.
The wreck attracted visitor.
for miles around but none were
allowed in the immediate area
The wreckage was removed tC
Shaw Field Tuesday for board
of inquiry investigation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
LATE WANT ADS

LOST BIEA FOLD-containing
draft registration card, driv,
ers license and other cards in
the name, James Allan Cox
Tabor City. Reward for return
of cards and Bill Fold. Notify
James Allan Cox, Tabor City
N. G. tip
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

Beautiful to look at. a de-
light to cook on! Features
that make your cooking a
pleasurei Tot. deep well
cooker, 7-speed surface
units. 8 big storage drawers.
See it today ASSOC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
TWIN SONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Peasant:
of Virgilina, Va. announce the
birth of twin sons, on Saturday
July %, at 8 o'clock p. M, weigh
ing five pounds and three ounces
and five pounds, at an Oxford,
N. G. hospital.
The heavier infant died enroutf
to Duke hospital in Durham Sun
day afternoon and his twin was
admitted there for treatment.
treatment.
Mrs. Peasants, is the forme'
Winifred Hughes, daughter OF
Nh. and Mrs. B. E. Hughes, O.
this city. Mrs. Hughes was II
Oxford when the twins arrived
and Mr.. Hughes joined her
Sunday.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15
Montana Farmer-stockman Photos

in the panel discussion Friday, pref
aced his remarks on the fitting of
show and sale cattle with the admis-
sion that many operators now feed
ing purebreds would do better to
put the same time and money into a
commercial operation.
In fitting for show, it is the little
things that make the difference, he
said, and mostly these. reduce to hard
work and love of cattle. He listed
three principles for success in show
ing and selling: Have the right kind
of cattle, do good job of fitting and
do good job of merchandising.
Calf Management
Mitchell, also a member of Fri
days panel, discussed management
of calves from preventing to breed
ing age. He pointed out at the start
that his own procedures would not
fit those of the northwest, since he
can in New Mexico follow a full
pasture program, feeding no hay.
He stressed the need, however, of
maintaining the growth and develop
ment of the calves at high level.
MERCHANDISING PANEL
Merchandising of registered and,
to certain extent, commercial cat
tie is as important consideration
and should stimulate the same
amount of thought and effort as any
other one phase of the cattle produc-
ing industry.
Moderator Robert Lazear of Wyo-
ming Hereford ranch, Cheyenne,
Wyo., drew this conclusion as a re-
suit of the discussion brought forth
by the members of the marketing
and merchandising panel.
eve must sell our customers with
please turn to page 46)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

inent commercial operator and chair
man of the Montana livestock sani-
tary board, emphasized the value of
preventive measures in maintaining
herd health. He pointed out that
there are many preventive vaccines
for specific diseases and that proper
nutrition will greatly control most
other diseases by maintaining nat
ural resistance.
There are few if any new live
stock diseases, he declared. Most of
the diseases now known were af-
fecting livestock even in Biblical
times, he said, and most of our So
called new diseases are merely reoc-
currences brought on by our more
intensive production methods.
Urges Testing
Brewster's comments were sup
plemented in more technical aspects
by DR.. H. F. Wilkins, Helena, state
veterinary surgeon. He urged that
all breeders have their herds tested
for tuberculosis and brucellosis.
Though he reported that there are
no cases of mango now in Montana,
he did charge that all cases that
have occurred have been brought in
by purebred cattle and urged that
all breeders use great care in check
ing new stock for possible infesta-
ton.
He congratulated breeders on the
care they use in testing all their
purebred animals for possible dis
eases but deplored their inconsis-
tency in failing to be just as careful
about animals used as nursing cows.
Failure to check these cows, he
warned can nullify the care used on
the purebreds.
Fulcher, who had also participated
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

cows and again when it is brought in
in the fall.
Prior to the breeding period the
bull should be put on feed of good,
leafy hay and oats to build vitality
but not to over fit.
Female Herd Management
The panel discussion was opened
by Lester Thompson, Bozeman. AS
a major point in the management of
the female herd he stressed the need
for strict culling and selling all
which do not measure up to stand
ards of good type, as good mothers
and good mixers. And by selling, he
emphasized that he meant actually
turning them over TO the butcher,
and not just selling them to a neigh
Dor as breeder.
Basic Principle
William Spidel, Roundup, one of
the nations leading producers of
Polled Herefords, declared the basic
principle of good management is not
to overstock and to lay in feed sup
piles for emergencies. Properly
managed, he asserted, there are no
marginal lands in the raising of
Herefords though there may be mar
ginal operators.
"And keep your fences either up
or down." he advised. "At least,
don't let your animals go through
them. If you have rogue, butcher
her before she ruins your whole
herd"
In the final analysis, Spide1 con-
cluded, all matters of size, type and
management must depend upon the
individuals circumstances and his
personal nature.
Lyman Brewster, Birney, prom
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

line of principles in the management
of herd bulls.
He indicated that through an ex-
tensive program of land leveling, re-
seeding and irrigation of mountain
meadows he would be able to carry
a herd of 1000 head on about 1000
acres. Leveling and drainage of
meadows had increased hay produc-
ton on test plots from 11a tons to
s1z tons per acre.
Grass Reduces Cost
Thornton re-emphsized that in
creased production of grass is one
of the chief means of reducing op-
Grafton costs. He conceded that one
problem of irrigated pastures was
the likelihood of washiness of feed.
He was meeting this and getting an
extra boost in grains by giving his
calves on pasture access to dry hay
and straw.
Later in the discussion, Johnson
indicated that another problem in ir-
rigated pastures was development of
surplus in the spring when growth
was faster than a reasonable full
season stocking of cattle would
handle. He mentioned that Martin
on his ranch at Stevensville had
solved this by clipping the surplus
and putting it up as grass silage at
cost of 90 cents a ton.
Bull Master Factor
In discussing management Thorn
ton declared the herd bull to be the
master factor of the herd" First
of all the bull must be healthy, he
stated. To assure this maximum
health and vigor he recommended a
careful health check twice a year,
before the bull is put out with the
Evening star., 1950-10-19

Half million good used cleaned bricks
at 3rd and Eye sts. NV. We will
deliver. ACE WRECK1NG g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI
ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. 20.
BULLDoZER. International, good
condition. Can be seen at 7100
Western ave. Chevy Chase, Md
BULLDOZER, K model, Allison
Chalmers; RE. 1892 after 6 pm;
reasonably priced; in good cond.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics;

SEWING MACHINES. Singer eiectrics;
s-.e % rent We also electrify ali
makes q1a3 sewing machinss n c open ope1 ewes
SEWING MACHINEsNspecial sale;
three New Home consoles, regular
Sl93 So now S159.5O; two Kenmore
consoles. Sl17.50; two Singer Con-
Soios: $l%4 so. OK. 1886. 29ls
sEWTSG M1!TSR O'Sfi MACHINES, Singers: like
$50 so; l Singer console $3.50
SEWING MACHINES - Pre-xmas
Sa,e-Rehuilt portable, $3.50 up;
SINGER. White. Big discounts on
ooen oew eyes ne sEWiNG M3 ESea MAcHHE TIME
1915 H st. ne, TR. 6S4l.
SEWING MACHINE sALE-save $50
to 500 this week; supply limited.
elec. pcrtables, S45 and S29. so; also
desk models. Open Fri. eve. 1912
Lee hwy, CHI. 49l4. 10
Sheetrock. Sheetrock-
Just RECEIVED! RUCKER LUMBER,
sILvERwARE 1 for the trade lar large
selection. w. BELL e. CO. 904 G
st, NV, 2nd floor EX ?0O9. -1g
SINK. YOUNGSTOWN standard. 42-in
ri2ht-hard single howl, brand new;
sPSk 9sli 01sE cAB,N21s Rq 2gl @1arenouse % close
$3.50; sizes A. to 96@. from $50
custom steel wall and base cabinets
40ec eff; all prices FOB. loca
warehouse. AID. $500. 10
sLIcER' meat, l0-inch Globe ane
Barnes comprting meat scale; excel
LIQUOR, 31o3 Naylor I'd. Sc. 30
SOFA, Chippendale. and slip covers,
cost $3.50, now S120. Roll-sway bed
2-draWer end table, walnut smoke
stand. pipe rack. Excel. Christina
gifts. New cond. WO. 1894, REED
SOFA BED. Simmons love seat, $3.50
never used. MI. 7547, 30
STENOTYPE MACHINE, like new
cost $125; will sell for S75 or best
s1 9fter; N,rAs AP 1885 after 8 pm. PC
toned, guaranteed. $40 90 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th st
STERLING SILVER coffee set; {
pieces and tray; made in Peru,
S465. RODIN JEWELS. sos 18th
TARP1UIINs, drop cloth canvas.
Govt surplus; lowest prices. GICH-
NER 2513 NJ st. NV. FIX 3527
TELENIs ION. now 1851 models. Dis
co'lnte for cash buyers. PARAMOUNT
CO., 2l5o Georgia ave NV. HU. 4S00
! '.-3'f. >EI> Ut u IuT, OF
"-vear sc-rice or all mctels Lae'
Years modes slashed Manv nno'
SAMPLES and demonstrstcrs Ire.
home demonstration Easv terms
Omen ewes until q ROYAL AP-
P!IANCF 60. 1917 Nichols ave
Sc ~ .TnOO
TELEVIS1ON-Some 1850 models a
big discounts: cash or terms; long
easy terms Call 10. 2-1lS7 10,
free home demonstration. E, j
READ & SONS 30l4 Nichols ave
nnar q ~
Evening star., 1950-10-19
TOP LEVEL EXECUTIVE
SITUATION WOMEN
BoOKKEEPER-TYP thoror

BooKKEEPER TYPIsT, thoroughly
evenings and week ends: 81 80 per
hour; Adams 1873 after pm. 12'
CLEANING, hotel, store or Office. col.
GIRLS (2). colored. desire dishwash-
ing. cafe or restaurant: day or nioht;
hotel maids. II, 6-0472. .-21
GRADUATE NURSE desires day pos.
in once Of dentist or di, d9ctor in vic.
Call Rockville 3551. 10
care of old people or any type pa
tiant; Box SIC; Star.
tflcient, reliable, wishes. invalid case
help with h.w.; live out; reasonable;
NURSE. practical. white desires care
70! Fl lasY sYsS, bed patient; best references 7s
NURSE, capable taking charge of
patient and home; reliable and ef-
ficient; live out. CO. 22l7. 10
PRACTICAL NURSE, available for 8
eall eF i DE- h09!s asoe night duty prefsFTsd so.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. wishes
day or night duty; maternity cases
or invalid patients; ref. NO. 673s.
sALESLADY, experienced in watches,
diamonds, iewelry, silver. estima ting
dow dressing. Box 90-C. Star
sECRETARY-STENO - Ex-
perienced in once routine and ham
dling of correspondence; average
shorthand. typing. Boz al-C. Star !"
TYPIST. STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced; work done at home or can
work out evenings; car pickup and
TYPIsT WANTS WORK on satur-
days. Call OF. 1894 after r. m
weekdays:
rate work; will pick up and return
work. Lawrence 6-7034. 20s
WOMAN. white, refined. would like
position as companion or sit with
elderly lady while people are out
by hour; will consider light house
work: BOX 94-C. Star: t..
cook, or hotel work of any kind
Ii. 4-T092 10
YOUNG LADY. exper. dealing with
the public and credit Office exper .
desires position as asst. bkpr. or as
seceptionist-typist. 10. 3-3297. 81
Evening star., 1950-10-19

tank; good condition; $50. 10. g.
pHoSoGkApa ISoS asis. Z RECORDS RE-: victor
Columbia Decca, Capitol and So
nora records, and albums; popular
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP. 4s05 Mass ave NV EN-
PIANos-selection of several small
built and guaranteed. Priced for
quick sale. starting at 1895. Long,
easy terms if desired DYNAMIC
MUSIC 1900 G st. NV, ST. O250
PIANOS - Government employees,
members of the armed services. etc.
can can 81 save up to 3oss on new stand
financing through credit associa-
tions, banks, or service financing
organizations, etc. Phone Mr.. Jones.
Sterling $500. THE PIANO MART,
1ol5 9TH st. NV. 80
PIANos-Are you interested in a
steinway L mahogany. Steinway B
ebony, Knabe, 5 IT. in, mahog-
any. All these instruments in AL
condition and fully guaranteed for
5o,,y . years n,S ,,ann Liberal allowance for y
%uslc s4 mee CO. your l1os 9sdsst e St. cAMpBEbk 81
PIANoS--Come in and select your
piano now. We have a complete dis
play of Steinway, Sohmer, Kimball,
Gulbransen, and Gable pianos. Also
few be1ai IFed and aaSarcs floor sample mod nod
meet your budget. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., HOS g st. NV. DI,
Evening star., 1950-10-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont.

FENCE tchain-linkl Wholesale to
FENcE1Gaivanised Gal; anil; diISi Chain link all
posts in concrete; immediate erec,
months to pay. Phone Ho: 6ssa;
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S.
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - full
FLOOR CO IA 4s4e 90 Ken
GooRs IsS51 sAsDrD !. ano anrsRse; gig eg
FLOOR FiS5e asSeR sHRvIcE cEe Va "a" llaS !S' 'oA
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best laying sanding. finishing
ssle;aninR; sse;.nhnR Da,auet installat,on Brue'
GRg G9l5a'' INC F10HF5S0 'sT5 w,.eS6:i1 soSTR9e .9,
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinished;
parts made; upholstery; furniture
made mad to M,rsIi order antiques; Teas: est.
HEATING CosTRACToR, wants
{9b; {eI2 estimates a5gs free. Cali HARRELI,
MATrREssEs ng. assl remade. So up. gFR STEM
eo conniSG .sl5 CO. '2H 18th st n"
PATNTINGG, paper hanging and sand
FranKlln 1868. IA"
PAINTING, interior and exterior; best
material, 1st-class workms nship
free estimates. j. M. sELBY, LU
PAINTING. papernanelng; root gut,
ter ard carpentry repairs, pure
oil oaint used RA 1864. GE $500
PAINTING, PAPER.NG. comnerc ano
residential. Satisfied customers %
PAINTING. PAPERHANGrG-A fine
lob at a price you can afford HER
MN DECORATING co Dav phone.
F-. 1910; evening phone. GE. 3stG.
PAINTING, PAPERING, decorating,
inter and exter.; all work guaran-
teed GE. 2400. EDISON. 80
PAINTING, Kem-Toning, general re-
pair. After all bids are in, call us
for most reasonable prices. DU.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. int. and
ext, by reliable exper. mech; for
Tree est" MR. XIX sH- 417l'
PAPERING-For neat, clean work at
reasonable prices, call MR.. GORDON,
PAPERING PAINTING; reasonable:
york YORK guaranteed. J. ToLsoN; HU
PAINTING AND PAPERING, first
class work. euarc nteed: free fsti-
mates. Phone EX. e287 or AP. "455
PAINTING. PAPERING; trst-c!ass
workmanship: wors done 'mmedi-
ately. Cali MIR. POAT, GE. 5B43
PAPER HANGER: specializing In pri-
yate homes: work done by self. Call
ia. 1888 for free estimate 10
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per rm.,
1850 washable sanfast papers: work
guaranteed GE 42S3. GE 246l
PAPERJNG AND PAINTING
Al work. estimates free Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU 4053.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-24-h hour
service. Adams 6526 20"
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs
and replacements; free estimates
WA. 1924. -21
PORCHES BUILT OR REPAIRED
Cellars remodeled or built, steps
remodeled or built driveways re-
modelled or built Please call RE.
0956 after pm. weekdays, all
day Sundays ga
REFRIGERATORS - Reconditioned
guaranteed. S22 up. easy terms:
also rent. s. per month. ALLISON'S.
1923 14th st. NV. Open till pm
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED. also
washers. guaranteed service
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO
DAYS. UN. l612 Ewes. UN 1915.
ROOFING. siding and general repair
work. Call Mr.. LAMOT. WA. 1859
Evening star., 1950-10-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, superior, capable, formal din
ner parties, Al laundresS, table lin
| ems, economical, pleasant. Intelligent
desires position with social register
$40, live in. AID. 1885 after g pm
COOK or care for semi-invalid, col
ored girl desires work; can plan
meals; ref. TU. 2S72.
G.H.W.-Neat colored girl desires
firSt-class refs. ia. 6270. 20"
GIRL. colored, wishes days work;
expeTisnced EXP ser SAY worker city references
GIRL. colored. reliable desires jot
taking care children for employed
couple; exper:; refs. RA. 06l1,
a week, cleaning and taking care
of children. Ii. 3-0134.
GIRL. colored, neat, competent, day
work or g.h.w. weekly: references
Call NO. $3.50. Ext. A-524.
ing complete charge, wishes g.h.w.,
plain cooking; 51a days, am. to
pm. S2S and carfare. Call all
day Friday, NO. S1l2.
WOMAN wants part-time work; ref
erences. Call DE. 5003.
WOMAN: WOMAN COL; desires part,time
ings, 5-day wk, ref. TU. 5265. ;
WOMAN. colored, desires genera
houSework; 5 or 5la days a week;
plain cooking: refs. DU. 7407.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, desires
days work in pvt. family. LA
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, age 80
desires g.h.w. or plain cooking,
days week. Call NO. 1895.
EXPERIENCED COLORED GIRL de-
sires days work or part-time Job.
Call FIR: 5S32 any time. 10
2 COLORED WOMEN wish gh.w., 81
day week; full or part time. Elk
C0LoRED GIRL desires job. part timc
or f! Il time, or 512 day wk; refs
coLoRSE2DDf S2Df' GIRL desires Job as
mothers helper. or day work. H
CoLORED WOMAN wants days or
tlil;time, g.h:w. Ref. and health
C0L0RED WOMAN wants morning
work, $ to II. Monday through Fri
day. Call HO. 1905 after : pm.
COL0RED WOMAN, plain cook, good
refs. desires l.h.w. and child care,
Mon. through Fri. TU. 2246.
COLORED COUNTRY GIRL neat
wants g.h.w., live in; 5la days. Call
AID. 65Sl.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
REFRIGERATORS
FOR RENT

Brand new. Immediate delivery. May
be purchased at any time.
CRAMER APPLIANCES
2150 Wis Ave. OR. 3424. -2(
REFGRs:, rebuilt and guar; $50 up
NATIONAL APPL. SERV., 4231 9tf
st. NV. Petworthl, ia. 1890. .-21
or electric; new, reg. S259.95; spec.
RIFLE, 3240 Marlin, lever action
Model 1893; good condition; $40
TE; "a 5 after 2 pm; y.
RIFLE, Springfield, .30-O6. as issued
high number; $50. CHI. 64S3.
RIFLE, % cal. Mossberg. bolt action
Weaver scope sight; sling; peri
cond; $50 WI. 1854. -19
RUG. blue, 9x12. Wilton, Chinese
500 Kirkside dr., Chevy Chase, WI
RIGS, 2HGs, oriental, Persian and Chinese
priced. RARE RUG SHOP. 242'
18th st NV
RUGS, lovely, 9x12 (2) and skill
perfect cond. Must see to appre'
.IIGs siats ,a,au,a Bargain GO: co: 1859,
design; heavy, closely woven TO
good wearing; 9x12, $3.50: skill
S34 so; other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS-Genuine Oriental: all sizes
reduced prices. CASSABIAN, j3204
q ST at Wis ave 20
Evening star., 1950-10-19

Brand new: all types; no installation
necessary; immediate delivery. Ma,
be purchased at any time.
CRAMER APPLIANCES
2l50 Wis. Ave. OR. 3424. 70
WASHING MACHINE, Norge, 1850
best offer: steam boiler, - horse
po#er. 3511 18th st. ne, LA
WasH1NG S.sBts MACHINE. Bendtx Eeono:
mat, used 6 mos. Call OR. 152I
wAsH1SG aasSH Z p,Mi MACHINE, Easy spindry
in very good dos cond.' s45 or bes best
WASHING Hlsf MACHINE, Norge, wringe,
type; perfect condition; reasonable
w9sHIaG 53s 2lee4l MACHINES, up to 4oS
disc. on all floor models; last year,
models slashed. Easy terms: oper
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
WATER HEATERS. usco sale. 20,
90 SsE SytasfSS f5S~ ,;s slS a,1 guar u 5, JOIN
WAR SURPLUS HARDwARE-Axes
shoyels, picks: hand tools etc Ex
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of 2 dis
p:sv houses; reason. priced. FRED
ER1cK e ISe REAL ESTATE. RE, 246l.
wEsTINGHousE ~ 1SSii 40, o Gu. it.. $500:
TV. RCA. 80. 12L2-in. screen, with
contract, table and antenna, $3.50
BLNDiX. Gyromatic. is mos. old
perfect condition; cash. $175. Can
BENDIX WASHER in good condition;
BESDIX W WWAsHiNG MACHINE, auto.
matte; wash, rinse and dry; like
new; a bargain; owner leaving town
$40 RA OATS 30
Evening star., 1950-10-19

Gen. remod.; recr. rooms, bookcases
etc; work guaranteed; financing
G. F. ST DENIS LII 1-567o -o(
Evening star., 1950-10-19
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.w.

WOoDLEY RD.. 35O7, OPP. Cathedral
So day; gentleman; gar. Wo. s6o7,
DUPONT CIRCLE sECTIoN-Bea1ti-
ful single room. semipvt, bath;
gentleman; S42.5O mo. AID. s73s.
DowNTowN-414 9th st.-sgle.
and and SIS dc double. s; Me. 7S4e. Si9
DUPONT CIR. 1882 19th-Young
man to share 1st-h.. twin-bed rm.;
grill, refgr., maid serv.' $50 mo.
NICELY NC FURN. RM.. for gentleman.
bath; conv. transp. GE. 5496. -19
1920 10th ST.-Several rms. nicely
furnished, apply at premises.-19
1887 ssssf NEWTON Z RiHt ST. N.w.-Lovely cor
End f.. quiet; real comfort for foroaa
NnAE flsfs bGPoST SiiS Si% %c1RcLE-Niceiy furn.
qssafed aeS4ls and Ab sns5s rooms FeleEfB'e i5
491I 18th ST. N.W.-Nice, COM
s5Ta0i seny to e7er:ythins; i: fSS sa5 mo- RA
L AND 1eth ST. N.w.-Attrac. furn.
bedrm.,, next to bath; kit. privil
optional. D1: 0722. -19
CHEVY CHASE-Master bedrm. and
Ssth' Wn .pSs pyt kitchen priviis' or oesrd'
DUPoNT1 CCIRCLE-Twin bed room. D to
share with another young man;
So week. Also single, $3.50 wk.
NO. 974O. 1913 21st st. 10
1905 18th ST. NV, across from
Statler Hotel-Attrac.. warm. down.
town rooms with water, for ladies.
1918 KILBOURNE PL. N.W-Attrac
front, clean rms, double and single;
reasonable. MI. 9274. 10"
RIVER RD.-Of Wis.-Lge. twin
bedrm.;. pvt. home: semipvt. bath;
phone. laundry privil; $40 sgle., $50
dble. OR. S270. -22
3I.7 N ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. sgle.
studio rm., lge. closet, plenty heat,
maid serv. S32 CO. 2725. pa
LGE. .ATTR. STUDIO BEDRM.; i or
2 refined young girls; good loc., conv.
$50 sgle., $40 dble NO 0062. "a
LARGE ATTRACTIVE FRONT RIM.
bath. twin beds; unlim. phone; suit. 2
girls Downtown near Govt. depts
ME. 1865. after $50 DI. 7772. 10