davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRAIN, Lionel, elsc.. s. in. long.
smoke and whistle, S25 transformer.
switches. etc: track mounted on
SKA ft. plywood all for S75. Won
derful buy! GE. 1925. from 10 =. m.
TRAINS. complete Lionel sets and
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE,
vs PARkWSY Nis Wa Dc cYcf2 LEO co dn AEt; Lee
1wy. and N. Kirkwood I'd. ia.
5-Sl22. Open to 8 pm.
TRAINS - Lionel, and accessories;
train repairing with seasons guar
antee. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC &
LOCK Co. 1903 L 81. NV. Phone
DI. 1929. DI. 1920.
TRAINS-"Lionel," 100 #. track, &
Owner leaving town; real bargain
Ma. 1920, Ext. 3SS. a
TRICYCLE.. large chain drive. Call
METZ, AP. 4342 a
model. Excel. condition. Mahogany
!iE sabine; sssaSsd snd turn-tOD table, $50
TV-Haiiicrsfter 1e-in table model
with matching table and indoor
antenna. Perfect cond. All for $50,
Tv,' silvertone 17~; mahog. cabi.
net: Ss5: good condi. UN. s917
to 10 Dm A.
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FARM AND GARDEN
AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. UN

BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. uN
LASNDHsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Azalsas Sets for !. sale 5eIgsE PousE & Bid
BLUEGRASS SOD, delivered to your
job. You lay 1t. VI. 1880. s.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. road
gravel blue stone. hauling. Call
after 8. 10. -3-5579. 4
COW MANURE, well rotted; $40 per
15 bu.; 81 90. per 10 bu.; 81 per 8
bu.: delivered. WA. 1898. s.
NEW EQUIPMENT-I. H. C. Cub,
Super A. c. H. and M. tractors,
plows, mowers. rakes, forage har-
vesters, corn pickers, balers. drills,
spreaders, leaders. power units,
wagons. heavy-duty discs, hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
ers. forage harveSters. blowers, saws,
cement mixers and discs: New Idea
mowers. rakes. corn plckers, spread
ers, elevators, wagons, leaders,
wagon unioaders, bodies, sprayers,
lime and fertilizer dist: Brillion
grass seeders: Myers hay condi-
TONERS, baler and binder twine.
Parts and service. MALONEY'S =,
INC. Silver Spring. Md.
I. H. c. CUB, as low as S715: for
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S /.
INC. Silver SprAg. Nd.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-NICE LGE., PVT. RIM.
On Belmont st. For reliable, empl.
person. Conv. transp. LU. 4-1174.
CoLORED-LGE. UNFURN. RMS. for
rent. Call CO: 4165: =
COLORED-1831 BELMONT RID.
EMBELLISHMENTS; single maids rm. !;
SIS per mo. See janitor.
COLORED-211 d ST. N.W.-Lge.
mo. to sober cple. UN. 7O45. Is
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.E.-S.w

LINCOLN PARK LOCATION - Large,
attractive front rm.. dble. or single.
. Cony; transp, ,,II,4 II; 4-71ss after t.
per mo. Call OV. 5944. IS
1 LGE. AND I SMALL sleeping room
on End fir. front, $3.50 and $3.50
wk.; inside sleeping rm., $S wk.; l
lge sleeping rm.. front, 3rd fir,
327 11th st, s.w. EX. 1445. 3
COLORED-Nicely turn. rm. for
or 2 .empl. men; conv. all carlines,
nr. Navy Yd. Privls. AT. 6240. =
COLORED-FURN. RIM. suitable for
two women over 35; all privileges.
TR. 3034. A.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

LARGE CLEAN ROOMS-For gentle
man or couple in refined home. $50
mo. DU. 21s1. 1919 22nd st. ne.
FRANKLIN ST. NE. RIM. refined
lady, apt. bldg, 20 minis. downtown
No other roomers. NO. 1853. -5
COLORED. FURNISHED ROOM for
cple., on Trinidad and Fla. ave. bus
COLORED. FRONT RIM. Tor ma man or
woman; warm house, all privileges,
C0LoRED. end FLOOR FRONT; kit.
privils:, empl. adults; on carline.
CoIoRED. NICE LGE. RIM. and
kit suitable for cple. or 2 working
COCLORED-s SINGLE ROOMS. COW.
to bath; cooking privils. LU. 4-0391.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON-Furn. bedroom. next
bath: conv. to all transp., close to
Clarendon. ia. 4-1S73. %
1921 LIST RD., No. -Arl.. Va.-Com-
Portable rm. for lady or couples
share bath, unlimited phone. Call
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING - Nice
bedrm., next bath, pvt. entrance; 4
blocks to. Hecht's, / block to all
buses: lady pref. JU. 7-7503.
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aforementioned

12h-inch Consoles, S24.50 Down
All screen sizes, table models and
consoles. many with new pict. tubes,
the finest recond. sets in Wash.
BLAIR TV, 1922 Wis. ave. Open
evenings till 8.
portable with carry
ing case, $50. 237 10Th pl. ne.
portable, new Arrow
Royal; prac. new condition; $40.
Remington Rand,
new model, portable with case, $50.
After q pm. NE. 0S64. 4
port, new. recond.,
all makes. CIRCLE. 1l12 14th st.
NV, DI. 1872
New portables; free
home demon. By factory repr Terms.
S1lssTSss. p Ts. Elk. 14it: svs'-sun'. Lu
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2O13 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont
Circle)-Several vacancies for young
men and women in one Of the
incest homes in Washington. Our
2OO1 COL. RID. NV, at Conn ave-
Nice Clean rm.: good meals; rec.
Im., TV; govt. empl. CO. 9493 s.
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FUR STORE EQUIPMENT

FUR STORE EQUIPMENT
Two fur machines one tailor ma
chine, one fur-cleaning drum, one
s4-ton Houseman compressor for
cold storage and racks; fur supplies;
one 26-in. floor fan. ONCE equip
cabinets. desks, coat racks. Best
offer. Open Sun. 726 11th st. NV.
FURNISHINGs - Rug. 12x12. plain,
taupe broadloom: Mahog: tables
pieWhite Server. love seat with Slip
cover; Good condition. After 6 pm,
FfRNffTRE-compl. lily. rm. suite
eackPs; 20 psS isS1s Ssl1 h.ss sgs RA lamp 45e tables
dinette set. S45: Q Victorian chairs,
f35 ca: sofa bed, SAC; Tv chairs.
&14.bo; rose damask club chair,
$2s: studio couch S49; mirrors.
edo ed ef; Low. s seat, ss0c SIS; o console de chair.
S2s: lounge chair S3e; wine damask
sofa, SIS; wing chairs, sos; bedrm.
chairs, SIS ea. fancy. pillows, 40
cents ca; end tables. lamps. misc:
FURNITURE-4 mos. old Mangel
dining room suite. mahogany. Phone
RURN1TURE-Corne cabinet, solid
mahog; desk. organ-type. mahog.;
kit table. chrome with blue Formica
top, 2 matching chairs; all in new
cond.; moving: must sell. JE.
3-sOS9, ewes. aft. 7:30; anytime
FURNITURE Of Broom apartment,
excel. condition; reasonable. 1101
Mass. ave. NV. Apt. 210. 4"
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm., dining. rm,, living
room, from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc. A great saw
BLDG. 46O New York ave. NV;
daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310.
FURNITURE bedrms. and living
rIn.. complete, also kitchen set, IT.
in Admiral table model TV. 1918
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. apt. 101.
FURNiTURE-s-pc. walnut dining
room suite. reasonable. AT. 1850.
FURNITURE. ONCE: desks, sofa, flies.
available. RIM. 406. 9I7 18th ST.
FURS.-Din. rm. table. chairs. BUFFET.
bed, desk: lst-class cond.: reason
able ia T-4q11 q
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used. gas. oil. coal, wood. elec.
ACME STOVE, 1011 7th, MA. 1852.
ICE SKATES. 90 pairs. used. with
shoes, ladies'. mems. boys; $50 for
lot. Call CIR. Gill after 5 pm.
IRONER. Conlon: mangle, heavy duty:
l year old: used very little: reas.
KITCHEN SET. including table,
chairs and kitchen cabinet; excel.
cond.; reasonable. LA. 6-5024,
after z pm. -
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DICTAPHONE - soundscrtber comb; ;
l transcriber; all access: disc. type;
g55sss;. new; = $3.50 or best of1er. p1.
DINING ROOM SUITE. pcs, ma
hhogany. Sl00; good condition. GE,
DiNiNG RM. SUITE, 10 PC. walnut;
Ssli sSfP t. SSnS Sass s,ssr Ss,' S,. 1$'.
D 6S.t RM snd sana chns closet ehsEs s5 or 'fSs best
DfSINe GSfs; Ar ROOM ON SET, reasonable;
odd pieces DU. O65O. .
DUPLICATORs, all types. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. 1431 E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00s2.
EScYcLoPEpiA eI a0P fS1i' - Volume Library
1882 complete; incl. education. kin
dersarten. grammar. geo, hist.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITTANICA, 1851
with latest year book. price $500.
EN68cfofED1A EMHi feSsEs BR1r1cAN1cA.I iith
sApHEsson sfaApi zRs Soc; Sook ss5S5iR' sooK. .SSsS g
FILING II &C CABINETS new, steel. A.
drawer. $39.95: transfer files. used
legal size. S4 ca. CENTRAL. 20l9
FILING CABINETS, legal letters; met
az 1l.n wood . d fleS' les Eeass, rsas CIRCLE 1ll2
FLAT silver. Fairfax. initial W;
Italian flet lace cover 4sx9g; misc.
lenins, china, glassware. WILSON,
l445 Otis NV. TU. 5000. o
FLOORING. select red oak 1000 or
more board feet; $500 per m. while
1t lasts; NORMA stock BALTIMORE
LUMBER CO., 1900 New York ave.
FOAM RUBBER furniture cushions:
19x20xi!a In. Ss;. 20x22x41a. $40;
22x24x4E. $11; foam rubber boil
sters mfg. any size. Foam rubber
mattresses. 3Ox76x4. S35; 39x76x4 Y
$40: 54x76x41a. 500: FALLS
CHURCH SALES. FA. 6060. -3
FURS - Overstocked sample capes,
stoles. Jackets and coats being sold
for less than wholesale replacement.
BASKIN FURS. cor. Sth and @ NV.
FUR COAT. $3.50 Canadian sheared
beaver; excel. cond., 40-in. length,
perennial style. very reas. Call all
day Sat. and Sun. Ma. 1854. Ext.
207. weekdays after p.m. =
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FURNITURE BARGAINS
PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE

Simmons Beautyrest mattress or box
spring. reg. S69.50. nov 5000.
Also barRains. bedrms., living rm..
dining rm,, at cut prices, open It'll
9 p.m. cash or credit.
KING. 203 0eorgia Ave, sH. 1891
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

Bulova diamond watch created in
our shop, 20 diamonds. $3.50; a
ine Australian sapphires, $500;
So diamond set in IA K. gold
mounting, S145;' 4 diamonds set in
Q cluster having the appearance Of
. "a carat diamond, $67 so; 1.3S
carat diamond. blue-white, brilliant
diamond. 1915; all prices include
p ct NV RE 2075
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FURN1TURE-wANTED AT ONCE.
ANY AMOUNT FURNITURE. ONE
PIECE OR ENTIRE HOME. ALSO
WANT REFRIGERATOR. GA s
RANGE AND GOOD PIANO. PLEASE
CALL MR.. GRADY. MA. 2679.
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TARPAULINS

TARPAULINS
Most sizes available. We will not
be undersold. N. FRANK & son,
414 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914
chassis, operating con-
dition. R.C.A. 63OTS.; modified for
remote picture tube mounting.
Phone LO. 4-6611. 3
TELEvISION - Open Sun. ! to s;
large discounts on all appliances;
WooDMooR '' APPETANcss PLAN sa'ui6iGs, i0ioe
Colesville I'd Ill 1-a4nn -6
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PIPE. salv;, black. copper: cast iron.
M ST. NV. no. 1908. WA. 6501.
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liver, 8 years to pay balance. DY-
MANIC MUSIC, 1900 G NV. 8
CLOTHING-overcoat. oxford. heavy
winter weight. like new. size 40.
Also lady's sealskin coat. good, como;
ceAi Ssf 1S1s %d6p fhSSe aHSSES So OF o1s fsnses
sS ACNE Sisf Stow EASY o fridf 4th Sa sese
COAT. RAccooN, wool interlined :;
excel; cond.. size 14-16. $50,
Co4TsH2en's. three, So and S..
like new, size 3s-40: also car-bed,
So. Call 81. 300S.
DEEP FREEZE, Freezall upright. $50.
Launderall auto; washeT6 S55. Thor
6HSlass'cs 6otplate SIG. ASVsa wardfoSe. SS si5. pes
worth WORT h of fiim; VS.. Du. 5iss. 9ss
DEEP FREEZE, 12-cu.-ft. Amana up
right. 10 mos. old. cost $3.50. sell
for $3s7.60; S1OO cash and take
over payments. JU. $3.50. a
DESK. secretarial, 43-in.,- drop leaf.
No EalnSt; SGao ss@'5o' so6o M st. NV
DESKS for ONCE or home. very reas;;
14th st. NV.
DIAMOND RING. 2A-carat. with 2
baguettes: platinum; will sell very
cheap. This is not perfect stone;
Also wedding naEd: platinum fS lS
saHSl sisHSndf; KE. 7s5y sS7s. 10" price, &c Gan
sol. IA cts. $500; mans sol, IA
cts, $3.50; lady's, ia cts, S475:
lady's, 3 cts. $3.50. All prices in
elude mgts.; trades accepted. LIV-
INGSTOH q CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
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TYPEWRITERS. Royal, Underwood.
Bennington, Smith; $25 and UP;
rEpl l4tl lwt s. t ,TSg;ss ny;s HU; 5lsl. .u po,,.,.
skywriters. Hermis; for Christmas
presents. Call today CO. 1925; wk.
Ill l4th st: NV. DI. T372
TYPEWRITERs. reconditioned Stand
sa5o s5as undecTReds ap cRsIE fGysj Rye i4ts smith
DI. 1872.
TYPEWRITERS, standards and porta-
values, terms. AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO.. 1431 E. Capitol ST..
Ii. 3-0Os2. $3.50 to $40 incl. Sat.
VACUUM &C, CLEANER, Ira Fl . Kenmore. en- PEI per
vxCUGM CLEANER. sacrifice. SIS:
all attachments. EN-. 6694. a
VACUUM CLEANERS. While they
& $3.50; sS1; recond, os01HtI dE perfect. sg$.5S
Hoover, perfect. $27.50:. others So
up: 3s12 Lee hwy, CHI. 4914.
VACUUM CLEANERS
SELLING oUT-over 100 Hoovers.
Eurekas, GEs, etc. From 81 80.
705 i1th st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
WARDROBE TRUNK, 2 keys, fine,
S25: packing strong box, 81; stand,
intercontinent use. S07 18th NV.
WASHER. ABC automatic: good look
ing; mechanically ok: just over
hauled; l5 mos. old; l owner;
make offer. XII. $500. -
WASHER. Apex wringer, 5 mos. old.
perfect cond.. emo. warantee left.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PLUMBING AND HEATING
MATERIAL-CLOSEOUT
SALE AT LARGE DISCOUNT

Copper tubing and fittings. malleable
tings. valves. finish brass goods, test
plugs and nipples. water heaters,
power cutting machines. power vises
mechanics hand tools etc.
VIM. Bernstein & Son, Inc.
145 Kennedy st. NV. ia. $500
POCKET ana billiard tables. supplies.
poker tables and game equipment
Tab e 'ennis tables and accessories.
sf}EhI,v S9EM sIILARD ed s;D o,S 4 BOWLING 6 v! N3
POWER TooLs-At reduced prices
planer, S24. 20; 3" table saw. SaT'75;
drill press, S29.75. and many more:
limited number. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT Co;, So,o 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
RADIo-PHoNo-Tv COMB. R.c.A.,
l0-in: screen. mahog.. excel. cond.
LU. 1-2279 after 8. IS
wire, Webster. late. S51;
TVS, $50 up. Trade, Ak, buy.
Tubes; Stephenson SO7. IL NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 6-cu.- !;
excel. cond.: used 1 W.; $50. OV.
REFRIGERATORS; used; rent or buy
S. per mo-: full guarantee. DOWD'S
OR. 1900. 441s Conn. ave. NV
REFRIGERATORS. used; large assort-
ment from $40 up; Some with
FREDERICKs. 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot: II Gu.
IT,. good condition. Reasonable. IA.
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3o52 M ST. N.w.-3rd floor, george
a month. Key till pm. at 3054
NJ st. Inspect and apply to
JESS FISHER g. CO. INC.
1920 X St. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911
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Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. Wide variety case
EXCLUSIVE At HUGO woRcH
q25 G st. NV.
ESta ahlished 1879
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FURNITURE, ONCE; desks. sofa. files,
tables. lamps, etc (office space
available). RIM. 406. 917 18th ST.
ny: DI; 295I. w 49, p
ahis In- NONN'' teoos9Ii'-
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LUMBER

Flooring suitable for sheathing or sub
flooring, special this week. S25 per
NJ at ward: also q large stock of
dressed 2x10s in IL and IA It.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
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FARM 6 GARDEN (cont. }
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

THREE JUMPERS and l gated colt:
owners moving; very reasonable.
WA. 1888 a
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REFRIGERATORS

hEF 1GEIAlORS
Cash or terms Tremendous savings.
See ad under televisions in this
paper. SILVER SPRING GAS IL
ELECTRIC CO.. 944 Wayne ave,
JU. S-SO3S. x
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INA NESSs 5IuluOHB InneISpIIng lOI
double bed: used 4 years; nice con-
MOTORS FOR BuRNERs. furnaces.
fans, pumps, refrigerators, any size
make or type in stock for instant
exchange at lowest fiat rate prices
Why wait-bring your motor with
you; walk out with exact guaran-
MENT Co. 247S Sherman ave. NV,
MOTORS. iII0O to 100 h.p., and
reduction gear 6-440 volts: rewound
exch. CARTY, 1908 14th. NO. O224.
safes, add. mach. CIRCLE. DI. 1879,
1112 14th st. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE PERI. cond.
Mahog conference table. 3ia It.
1T. Desks. chairs. bookcases. acces-
sorieS See Mr.. NELLIS or MISS
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2615 4th ST. NE. Apt. B-4-Liv.
rm., dress. rm., din. area, kit. and
bath, $59.75 mo. Utils. incl. See
janitor for key and apply to
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911
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OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
Desk. files, tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantity. b. C. SURPLUS
SALES. 5l1 N. ]. ave. NV. A
5000. Electronic, 2
manuel floor sample. New guara ntee,
conv. terms. KITS, 1880 G st.
NV, "a
ORGANS-Used orgatron. S595. Also
gans at reduced prices. ST. 940O.
JORDANS. corner 18th @ sts. NV.
Open Monday and Thursday ewes.
-5
ORGANS, Baldwin and Minshall cleo
tronic Estey reed organs. Models
suitable for church. chapel. studio
and home use. Special surveys and
demonstrations without obligation.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

DICTAPHONE - Soundscrtber comb. :
/ transcriber; all access: disc. type;
prac. new; $3.50 or best offer. DI.
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1741 2sth ST. s.E.-e newly furn
1-bedrm apts.; rent, S1IO and SlO5
mo. incl. utils. See janitor on
premises for key and apply to
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1870 K st. NV, Realtors, EX. 1911.
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share my
home in Alexandria; own bedrm.
MISS STROPES. RE. 2S47, days.
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SELLING OUT-Over 100 Hoovers
Eurekas, GEs, etc. From $3.50
worth much more. TOP STORES
7O5 llth st. s.e. Ii, $4,000.
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LGE. FRONT APT. 2 rms. Kit. and
share bath; child welcome. 1201h
c st. ne.
28I6 r. ST. S.E.-Liying rm., bedrm.,
dinette. kit. and tile bath; S65 per
mo. HACKMAN-SCHE ST. 5443.
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

Lowest prices in the city on large
selection of new spinets and con-
soles. Choice of all wood finishes
and cabinet Styles. All sold at large
reduction for real christmas saw
ings.. All full keyboards. Prices
starting at S495. $40 down, will de-
MANIC MUSIC. 1900 G NV. -S
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VACUUM CLEANERS

$40. so; recond. GE, perfect. S22.5G
Hoover. perfect. $27.50: others 5
M 1910 Lee hwy. CHI. 40l4
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3rd FL. APT. Living room. bedrm,
= large kitchen. $50 mo. 3919 l4th
; st. NV. Key available store below.
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'A' HUGo III wORCH

925 g st. NV. Est. 1879
EXCLUSIVE Organ and Piano Sales
OUTBOARD MOTOR-Lp and Is
record players. Call EN-. 6228.
PIANO, Mason and Hamlin grand,
style "a. mahogany finish, per-
fect cond. After p.m., WA. $3.50.
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GEORGIAN HOTEL

SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL
2O07 o st. NV. Single. double room
Inv WaaklN rafoc Mo dRRA
The daily record., 1952-03-11

Miss Eva Bateman was absent
from her classroom a few days
during the week on account of flu.
The daily record., 1952-03-11

lington, Va, Saturday, March 1st
They visited in Washington, D. G.
for a couple Of days after the fu-
neral. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Eatman, and
Mrs. Paul Stott of Wilson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Ma
lone and Mrs. Eula Winsted on
Sunday.
S-Sgt. Billy R. Stewart. son Of
Mr.. Irwin B. Stewart, is on thirty
days furlough, with his parents. He
has just finished three and one half
years service in Frankfort, Ger
many At the termination of his
furlough he will report for duty
with the Air Force at Oscoda, Mich
igan.
Mrs. .Eula Winsted, Mrs. ]. M.
Malone, Mrs. A. E. Winborne, and
Mrs. Laverne Stewart attended the
funeral of Mrs. Winsted's brother;
Mr.. George Winsted, in Wilson, on
Friday
The Methodist Congregation have
their regular church services at the
Community House in Coats on first
Sunday night at seven thirty. and
third Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock Sunday School at ten o.
clock each Sunday morning. All
are cordially invited to attend each
of these services.
Miss Edith Allen spent the week
end with her parents at Warning
ton.
Mrs. Nell Williams was an over
night guest of her sister, Mrs. Pat
Jones of Fort Bragg, Friday night
Mrs. Exile Stewart of Raleigh,
visited in Goats over the weekend,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o.
Phillips.
Evangeline' Stewart who is a stu
dent at Wake Forest, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stewart.
Mrs. Nell Williams attended the
oyster roast at Fayetteville, on
Wednesday night. This is one of the
| regular social meetings of the Buie's
Greek Chapter of the Eastern Star.
1
Mr.. Cecil Fuquay of Carolina
Beach was visitor in Coats over
the weekend.
The annual Patterson Banquet
The daily record., 1952-03-11

Mrs. Grace Carroll of Dunn
spent the weekend with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Penny.
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Coots Social Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. burlington
visited their daughter. Mrs. Theol
dora Ingram, of Parkton, Sunday.
Mrs Fred Fleming and sons,
Bland and Nesbit, visited the Roy
crofts. former residents of Goats,
during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pope and
daughters, Janice and Dianne spent
Sunday with relatives in Benson.
Mr.. Paul g. Merrill of aJackson-
vile, Fla, was an overnight guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. burlington
on Thursday night. He was enroute
to Baltimore, Md, where he will
attend the Air Force School. Mr.,
Merrill is a. brother-in-law of Mrs
burlington.
Mrs. E. T. Malone and Teddy at
tended the funeral of Captain Clyde
WEIGH at Arlington Cemetery, Ar
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Mrs. Earl Vann's pupils were
happy to have her back in. school
after being i'll at home for week.
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The Fellowship Club held it's
regular monthly meeting on Mon
day evening at the Goats Cafe. The
delicious dinner was served by Mr.
Ted Malone, owner of the cafe
After the business session an in
spirational talk was made on the
subject ".The Value of Manual Arts,
and School" Miss Westbrook had
very fine exhibit of some of the
work her seventh and eighth grade
pupils, have done. This work is one
of the great needs Of the Elemen-
tary grades. There are many boys
and girls that can exceed in man
ual arts that cannot do as well as
some of their fellow pupils in a
formal education This is equally
as important in life as the white
collar jobs. Our schools should be
equipped for this kind of work all
through the grades. Most pupils,
who drop out of school at an early
age would remain in the classroom
If there were courses in which they
could exceed. Miss Westbrook is
doing some very fine work along
this line.
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DIR. CARTER breaches

DR.. VIM. Howard Carter, Presi-
dent of the General Conference of
the Evangelical Baptist Church. with
headquarters in Goldsboro, N. G.
preached Sunday morning. at IL
o'clock in the historic Golfers
Chapel Community Church, Lin
den, it was announced today.
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MISS MAssAD AT EVENT

Edna Massad of Benson is a.
mong the seven student members
of the Sigma Pi Alpha, foreign Ian
guages fraternity at East Carolina
College, who attended the 21st
National Congress of the organiza-
ton at Atlantic Christian College
ON Saturday March 8.
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lington, Va. Saturday. March 1st.
They visited in Washington, D. G.
for a couple Of days after the fu-
neral.
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Mr.. Reggie Parrish who has been
iHthe Dunn Hospital for some time
is continuing to improve, his friends
will be glad to learn.
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One person can plant approxi-
mately 500 pine seedlings per day.
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Friends of Mr.. owen Odun mis-
sed him at Sunday School Sunday
He was confined to his home on ac-
count of illness.
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of the Future Farmers of America
was held in the Agriculture Build
ing on Friday evening, March 1st
A barbecue supper was served 10
the large number of fathers. sons
and friends of the young farmers
of the Coats School who are mem
bers of the Agriculture Glass. A
very inspirational meeting as we'll
as a delicious supper was reported,
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! There has been large number
of absences during the last week
of school, on account of colds and
flu. We hope that it will not reach
an epidemic stage however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
Union Rebuff Is Seen
On Telegraph Terms

Both sides met again today to
talk over the Western Union
strike.
The strikers are expected to
give a formal mo" to the pro-
posal the company made yes
terday-that the strikers return
to work for 60 days while contract
talks continue.
Federal Mediator ]. L. Mandel-
baum will preside at the 2 pm.
session at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Yesterday, Western Union and
the AFL Commercial Telegra-
piers Union had their first face
to-face meeting since the strike
began two weeks ago.
CTU President w. L. Allen said
the company Offered nothing,
nothing at ALL"
He said surely, it is the height
Of lack of realism to expect the
employees to return, without a
contract. with. nothing at all but
a ghost in the sky."f.
The union did not, however,
give a fiat yes or. no.
The union is asking a 16-cent
hourly wage boost, along with a
reduced work week for some work.
ers. According to the union. av-
erage pay is now $1.43. Accord
ing to the company, average paw
is $180.