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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16

"YOUNG MAN - To work with
pure bred Holsteins and general
farm work; good salary; attractive
living conditions. Call Gathers
burg 219-M. 1870
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16

~WANTED TO RENT until
April /, 1863 Dairy Barn and
Milk House. Call Rockville 4763.
1851
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-03
NEWS from MIDDLEFIELD

tained group of little. folks at
luncheon Friday, in honor of her
son Jeffrey's 4th birthday. The
little guests were Herbie and
Bobby Craig, Ronald Blair, Mar
cia Alvord and Alan Atwood.
Jeffrey received lots of nice
gifts besides having a fine time
with his guests.
Lawrence Blair, Assistant
Supt. of the Rubber Plant at Co
shen, Ind, spent the weekend
here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith
of Little Current, Ont, Canada,
are spending some time with
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Smith of the Middlefield
Inn. Last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith took his parents to visit
washington, D. c.
When Nick Motel lost control
of his car near the Country Club
Saturday night, it went into the
ditch and the driver was badly
bruised and cut. Russelrs ambu-
lance took him to Corey hospi-
tai where he was treated and re-
leased. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
Levi F. Miller was taken to
Lakeside hospital in Cleveland
Thursday, for treatment.
Mrs. Ella Moody, who has
spent the past month visiting
relatives and friends in Arizona
and California, arrived in Cleve-
land Thursday where she visit
ed her daughters and their fam
lilies, returning to her home in
Middlefield, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Babb and
family who were called here by
the death of Mr.. o. L. Halstead
Tuesday, remained with friends
until Wednesday evening when
they returned to their home in
N. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. McGurer
attended the funeral services for
Mrs. o. B. Eggleston at Chagrin
Falls, Thursday.
Mrs. Ethel Wells of Cleveland
is spending a week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Sager and fam
lily. Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Sager
and children visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brink in Will
loughby, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brown
and family of Enon, O., spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.. BroWn.
Mrs. William SmallWood, Jr.
returned from Mcdonald House
Cleveland, Saturday. She is re-
covering from an operation she
underwent ten days ago.
Mrs. Clarence Seeman and her
father, L. j. Atwood of Bristol
vile, called on friends in town
Thursday. Mr.. Atwood is recov-
ering from his recent serious ILL
ness but is far from strong.
Correction of address: Pvt.
Donald Gene Anderson. A. F,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-03
South Hanbden
News by Mrs. III. S. WOOilin

Mrs. Ralph Williams cele-
brated her 18th birthday, Sun
day. Forty-four friends from
Mentor, Cleveland and Paines-
vile came to make her a visit
and wish her many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glenn
son and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Clemson of Novelty
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Clemson, Sunday. Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Clemson of Canton were there
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Orient
of Leroy spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pokorny.
Mrs. Merritt Woodin and son,
Billy, were in Cleveland, Mon
day, for treatment on his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wingard
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henning and
family of Kirkland. Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Frink of Madison visited them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Fedor-
chek, Nancy and Karen and
Mrs. James Dershak of Chagrin
Falls were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Divoky.
Lillian Divoky, Carolyn Boer-
winkle and Fred Ineman were
among the pupils who attended
the Duke University glee club
in Cleveland, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen of
Madison attended church ser
vice at the Geauga theatre,
Sunday, and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boerwinkle.
Mrs. Jack Verhunce and family
were also there.
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It the Jonas Hershberger home

at the Jonas Hershberger home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Miller
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert A. Yoder and children,
Mrs. Edna Shrock and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Miller
were all Sunday visitors at the
Jacob A. Miller home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Alvin A. Miller home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy S. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid A. Miller
and three children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crist M. Hershberger and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
A. Miller and baby.
Mrs. Nose Borkholder had
the misfortune to fall and
break her arm, Sunday after
noon.
Sunday evening callers at
the Neil I. Hershberger home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin A.
Miller and three children, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert A. Yoder and
family and Mrs. Fannie Mast
and son, Dannie.
Fannie L. Milestone spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
K. Yoder.
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The Women's Society for
Christian Service held an inter
esting meeting in the church,
Tuesday evening.
An interesting feature of the
program was a short play EMIT
led "The Star Philathea Strate.
gy." Plans for the Mother and
Daughter banquet to be held
early in May, were discussed.
Miss Alice Shedd and Mrs. OF.
to White entertained about 80
guests at the Shedd home Tues
day evening at a pink and blue
shower for their cousin, Mrs. AL
bert Daniels of Chardon.
Games and refreshments were
served and Mrs. Daniels receiv'
ed many lovely gifts.
The members of the Progres.
sive Music club were guests OF
the Friday club at dinner
meeting Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Anna Brown on
w. High st. Mrs. Carolyn Boak,
librarian from Burton, was the
guest speaker and she gave a
review of Joe D. Browns book
- "Stars In My Crown"
The Middlefield School Ath-
letic Banquet will be held April
18.
Miss Louise Howell and Miss
Nellie Wright were luncheon
guests of Mrs. l.. c. Wilson and
daughter in Chagrin Falls, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Atwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White returned
home Tuesday after spending
three months in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh C. John
son arrived home Wednesday af-
ter spending a months vacation
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Kiviniemi
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Preisler
attended the Sportsman's Show
in Cleveland, Friday evening.
Mrs. Myra Palonotti of Port
Clinton, o., and her son, Tony
the Second, spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Cross
in Mesopotamia, and relatives
in Middlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hopkins
were among the IS couples who
attended the golden wedding
dinner at the sugar festival in
Chardon, Friday. Mrs. Grace
White, also of Middlefield, was
one of the hostesses.
Pvt. Richard Warne, who has
completed his training at Ft.
Knox, KY, arrived Wednesday
to spend a two weeks furlough
at his home here. He expects
overseas duty on his return to
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell
returned from a vacation spent
in the sunny south, Wednesday.
Mrs. Russell's health is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Lawrence Blair enter
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Mrs. Eugene Swonger of War
rem called on his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Swon-
ger, Sunday evening.
Sunday callers in the Myron
Gibbs home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Raymond of Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hill of Fowl
ers Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Gibbs and daughter of Mesopo-
tamia and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Gibbs who just arrived home
from a two week vacation trip
to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Salters
and family of Cleveland, O.,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McGurer, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Hills and family were lunch
con guests also.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-03
Arnish News
News by Ada HerShberger

Quite a few friends and rela-
tives of Stark and Holmes
county were here to attend the
wedding of Eli Hershberger of
Holmes county and Mrs. Ada
Miller of Middlefield. The we'd
ding took place on Thursday.
Mary, 2 1-2 year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy r.. Miller,
is in City hospital in Cleveland
with diphtheria. Last reports
were that she is off the danger
list and is quite a bit better.
Pre-. Nathaniel Miller of
Stark county has been visiting
friends here the past week.
Mrs. Fannie Mast and son,
Dannie, spent Sunday night
with Fannie J. Milestone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan P. Miller
and three children and Mr..
and Mrs. Andy P. Miller visited
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l5-477-644, FIT. 1563-3667th
Training Squadron, Sampson Air
Force Base, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Carlton
spent the weekend in Pittsburgh
with his mother, who had been
in the hospital for a few days
due to an injury, and was re.
leased Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Goodine
were Saturday evening guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole o1
Wickliffe, o. They also attend
ed the Sportsman's Show, Sun
day.
Mrs. James Hunt and children
were Sunday dinner guests oi
her brother-in-law and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hunt ir
Huntsburg, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Minnich
OF Garrettsville, O., called on, hi.
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Minnick.
Mrs. Ralph Fritinger and son:
left Friday night to spend the
weekend in Toledo to visit hel
aunt, Mrs. Grace Newcomb.
Mrs. Don Young, Mrs. Lester
Judd and son, of Claridon, anc
Mrs. Tod Young of Pennington
attended a funeral in Garfield
o., Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lola Barclay and Miss
Louise Howell called on friends
an drelatives at the Pope Home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle Hawthorne enter.
tanned at Sunday dinner, Mrs
Mabel Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Duncan and son, and MIR.
and Mrs. Marion Cooper and
sons.
Mrs. Helen Markell who has
been staying at the George Grit
fiths home, left Saturday eve
ming to spend a few days with
relatives in Painesville and Per
ry. From there she will 60 to
visit her two daughters in Ten
nesSee for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morris
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter born to them Sunday, March
80, weighing Z lbs.
Misses Olive Rhodes and Edith
Richie spent Sunday and called
on Mrs. Annabelle Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Moss
and sons called on her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody in Wind
Sor.
Miss Helen Forsch and room
mate of Warren spent the week
end at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Szemenyei
and family of Euclid, O., and
Mrs. Porter of Youngstown, o.,
called on MIR. and Mrs. George
Griffiths and Mr.. and Mrs. He
imo Mullola and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ohliger of
New Philadelphia, o., were Sun
day dinner guests of DR.. and
Mrs. G. w. McIlroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rocks of
Unionville, O., were Friday eve
ming dinner guests of his broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rocks
and family.
Past Chiefs of Chagrin Falls
will entertain the District Past
Chiefs on Tuesday, April 8, at
1890 pm. Pot luck. Bring own
dishes and dish to pass. Rolls
and coffee will be furnished.
Mrs. r. v Davis was called
to New York Saturday by the
sudden death of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Remsen. Mrs. Rem
sen passed away in her sleep
Friday night. Mrs. Davis went
by plane late Saturday after
noon.
Stanley Davis, son of R. V.
Davis, will spend the summer on
the Great Lakes employed by
The Steam Ship company. He
began his new work Monday.
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NEWS from PARKMAN
News by Mrs. Jr. Komandt
Phone: Parkman 27F5
MEETING NOTICES

MEETING NOTICES
Boy Scouts - Every Monday,
1880 till 900.
Thursday, April 3 - Park
man P.T.A.
Friday, April 4 - O.E.S. an
nual inspection.
Saturday, April S - Basket
ball. Parkman VS.. Southington.
Monday, April z - Township
Trustees meeting.
TUESDAY, APRIL g. Phoe-
nix chapter.
Wednesday, April 9 - Park
man Firemen meeting.
NEWS BRIEFS
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp of Gar
rettsville and Hr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hayes attended the funeral
of their cousin, Mr.. Owen Hal
stead, in Middlefield, the past
week.
Mrs. John Mcconnell is pro-
crossing satisfactorily after her
operation last week.
Mr.. Neil Gotham cut his leg
while cutting wood in the con-
test held at Chardon last Satur-
day. 1t was necessary to have
several stitches taken to close
the wound.
Mrs. Elsie Hopkins, Mrs. Dor
othy Blair, Mrs. Florence Pace
were in Salem, O., on Thursday.
They went as committee of the
Fireman's Auxiliary to purchase
dishes for the auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Komandt
have received word from Mrs.
William Newkirk that she has
received their processing on
March % and expected to leave
in few days for Japan.
Spring vacation will begin Ap-
ril 2 and continue thru April
l3.
Mr.. Leonard Hopkins left Sun
day from Cleveland airport for
st. Louis, Mo.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oil and
family who have been living on
Maple Grove road for the past
two years, have moved onto the
farm formerly owned by James
Wilson on Rt. 88, north of Park
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man. Their address will be Mid.
dlefield RID. No. 3.
INJURED I'M FLORIDA

Mrs. Lora Cromwell and her
brother, Mr.. Frank Hosmer, who
are vacationing in Florida were
slightly injured when their car
was damaged when hit by a
truck loaded with fruit. Mrs.
Cromwell and her brother had
intended to begin their home
ward trip on March %, but will
be delayed for some time by this
miShap.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-03
PHOENIX CHAPTER NEWS

PHOENIX CHAPTER NEWS
Phoenix Chapter held the reg
ular meeting March "a with
Worthy Matron Virginia War
ner, and Worthy Patron Chester
Warner presiding in the East.
After theopening of chapter
the pledge to the flag was given.
Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved. Past
Masters were presented and well
coined by Worthy Matron. 1t
was votd to present the Worthy
Grand Patron, Christy Bower,
an honorary membership in
Phoenix Chapter on his first
CONTINUED on Page 81
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MiddlefieId Birthdays
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
Lewis Earl Cook.
SATURDAY, APRIL s.
Myron Gibbs.
Uria j. Miller.
MONDAY, APRIL =
Nina March,.
Bob Parker.
M. T. Moss.
Betty Farmwald.
TUESDAY, APRIL g.
Edith Finch.
John S. Byler.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL g.
Mrs. Lillian Harvey.
Walter Victor Spangler.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10
Mrs. F. B. Drake.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

HIGH-GRADE YEARLING, Hereford
steers and heifers, for sale. Vienna
BARRY's BARD. $3.50 Meadow View
Horseback riding: moonlight anc
hay rides; horses boarded; large DO,
ToGGENBURG eeS GOATS. registered
4-anar5 4na!' mixers: =. fsh. fEeshensd in in
TWO SMALL PONIES, cheap. C. B.
DICKSON, Paeonian Springs, Va.
Phone Hamilton. Va, 1859.
GOATS. Tannenburg, excellent milk
ers and buck; sell herd or separate
ly. SH; m2n6.
old boy; stylish, nice spirit; guar
anteed safe and sound; 500. Cedar
3-264l.
3-HORSE FORD VAN - FirA class
condition. LO 3-S022.
WELL HAMMERED brown eelding
hunter prospect; small palomino
Western horse, 4S-inch black pony
has been shown: 3-year-old sorrel
mare pony. lisht mane and tail:
brides. etc. HILLTOP FARM
Fisher road, Temple Hills. Nd, LO
3-S022
mare. reasonable; / 5-saited saddle
mare. l hunter prospect; all very
gentle suitable for women and
children; l 5-yr -old mare. mule
weight about $50 lbs gentle and
broken. 500; also standing at stud,
a." spotted pony BREEZY KNOLL
FARMS. on Chain Bridge rd. nr
Vienna. V. E. Cosner, Vienna
PALoMlNo selding, 4 yrs. old, lady
Evening star., 1952-04-06
TOP SOIL
EVERGREENS
POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS

COCKERELS. 300. 3 wks. old White
Leghorns, S15 a hundred: day-old
cockerels. $6 hundred. TO. 53i2.
All week.
BABY CHICKS for Easter, colored or
plain. delivered to your door. whole
GEESE. DUCKS. RABBITS. day old,
started growing; pets, egg layers,
breeder. weeders. meat TOMP-
kINs. Berry I'd. Phone 3114 Wal
30 LAYING HENS. new electric
CHICKEN House WANTED. to hold
six hens. Must deliver. v. E. LOVE,
4402 40th St, Brentwood. Md.
BANTAMS-All ages. reasonable. Call
Fulton .S-4611. located on Colesville
rd.. Ashton. Md. s
GEESE and geese Matching eggs; also
pheasants and pheasant Matching
eggs; J floor brooder and . metal
laying nests. Vienna 156-W-3.
EASTER BUNNIES - Cross Chain
Bridge, 3la miles toward Great Falls.
Va: end house on Douglas DIR. Elm
wood 1854 after . noon.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

mos, old, $500 to $500. Phone
IN I97N-ll 1,ap Nokesville, Va. HARRY
'GTERNsIY ; ,S cow. will freshen soon.
PINTO MARES and geldings. gentle
for children, 500 to $3.50. Rock
vile 6636: ewes, HU. 9O75.
CHAMPIONSHIP show pony. chestnut
with fax name and tail, II / hands,
gentle. and quiet: jumps Az IT.; .
US. old; reas. Crescent 6-W-2.
$I35; black geIdine, gentle Tor child
or beginner. 500; gentle childS 5
pony, 500: also several reg. Tenn.
walking horses. reas,; goat harness.
Guernsey COW-Good producer;
$500 Central ave. at Largo, Md,
NINE STEERS. heifer (white face),
averaeing approx. $40 lbs; excellent
5G5 GaithersSsrs eFass and nfa-J! feeders Phone
OAK Grove Farm. Clifton. Va
Phone Browning .4I-W-2. II
COW, Guernsey. fresh twice. gives
,To, $500; e. B. JENKINS g
FOR SALE-i pony. 1 bull. 3 Hol-
stein stein heiters. bred. Phone Fulton
SHEEP, L. ewes; also 10 lambs for
Reasonable. Evergreen 4-6313. ti'
a STEERS and ! black Angus bull.
Gail ROBERT PAYNE. Locust 3-134S,
ASGrs at HdrIioTa BuII. age sa Se mos pure bred
REGISTEREb tiISTi sEbs'f HAMPsHiRE HOGS
One boar, sows; champion stock.
Always 4 FEW GOOD HORSES on
hand at the LAZY S. RANCH. Lat
est stock ,ust ACQUIRED includes =
:! quarter horses and several other
sTsSpnSG i1GS GSeS Al Is srTp1Reg ID R palimino
and American saddle bred stations,
For information. call Warrenton
1913 or 10. S-97s5. -6
GELDING. chestnut, years old,
good 9 shape shape SID Sllo, including bride
Is BRED ANGUS COWS, 4 to : yrs.
old S@25 ca. Will deliver. Fulton
JTST RECEIVED carloads of
Stocker steers. 500 lbs. average; well
money by buying now. E. GUTMAN
& CO, 4nll Oakford ave, Balti-
more Is, Md. Tel Forest 4S35.
THIRTY FINE HEREFORD cows,
some with calves, bred TO registered
polled bull OIL. 5555.
PALOMINO GELDING; spirited, but
| safe for women and children MIR
T THOMASSON, Mt. Airy 2l3-J-5.
RACE HORSE. 4year-old, by Valdina
Dandy ,by Blue Larkspur- Chlcso by
! Chicle Josephine F. by Big Brand
Sound. unblemlShed and ready to
( race: reasonable. Cypress 9l91
GUERNSEY MILK COW and 6-week
calf; -TB and bangs tested; both for
1 S23J. Browning 3S6-J-l3.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for
sleeping; one person only; conven-
lent to EMANCIPATION; $50 per
CAPITOL, LIBRARY vIC.-Pleasant
hoasehod tGd sme ss per lady n.y. fIie! FL fsg.
50" CONST. AVE; Me- lse rm..
partly iurn; adults only; immed-
occup.; $3.50 mo. See ten. In
bSmt' apt after pm, or Call
esl aiH EAST i,sI' CAp1To1-L.rs. sleeping
room. suitable for | or ? quiet. em-
ployed young men. Ii. 3-2s66,
MASTER BEDROOM AND DEN with
kitchen privileges. LA. 6-65l9;
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY VICINITY,
suitable for |; "a block to transp.
Gentleman preferred. La. 6-6is2.
1900 BLK, RHcDE ISLAND AVE.
N.E;,raSSingle or dole; pvt. entr.
and double; :, baths; entertaining
and all privil. LA. 6-93l9,
ROOM, furnished. pvt, bath. North
CLOSE-iN, 300 Rhode Island ave;
COLoRED VOTING MAN = Home
pprivjl.; River Terrace sec. Ii 6-
S.lNS -
COLoRED-le.i MORSE ST. com.
forta able room III private home With
all privils; conv. transp. Ii. 3-159o.
LANG PL. NE
Ouiet home IL. 6-I.5". g
COLORED-NICELY FURN. room
for lady or couple; privileges. Ii.
i-Sl6H -
COLORED LARGE. well-furnished
front room, twin beds; nice location.
privileges; Sl2.50 weekly Ii.
G-03U6. s.
COLORED NEATLY FURN. rm..
privileges; will accept l or chill.
dren. HUI. S5S1.
and Rhode Island n.e.-Couple or Q
people. Home for the right people.
Have use Of the house plus tele-
phone and kitchen. Landlady wants
company. LA. 6-1654 or DE. 62S6.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
MIScEL. FOR SALE (cent.)
Motorola, l4-inch
blond oak consolette; $3.50. ia

TELEvISION, Motorola, l4-inch
blond OAK consolette; $3.50. ia
TELEVISION. 16-inch. blond console
perfect picture, beautiful cabinet
sS9nnot be told from new: S125
TELEVISION. HalIicrafter, 16 in
With indoor antenna; $95 or best
offer SH. 7799.
TELEVISION-Deep cut prices on our
entire floor stock. Some with ra-
dio- phonographS. Standard makes
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G SITS
NV. Open Thursday evenings.
TELEVlS1ON. GE consolette. in good
condition. Call TU. 01S2.
TEIEVISION-GE 1852; authorized
0E dealer. RELIABLE HOME AP-
PLIANCES. 9l9 llth st. NV; 4
steps down 4 the best deal in town
RE. 2531. See us first, and We guar
antee to save you money. IS
TELEVISION. current Magnavox. l
yr. old. best offer. Owner leaving
country. JU. 1881. u
TELEVISION; CT. Korea bound, must
sell brand-new 81 Motorola TV
16-in. table model; S125 or best
offer. Call KI. S-1256. 10
TELFVISION. 1a-in., Raytheon, table
mo0el leatherette COW: excellent
condition: Sl35. JE. 2-21S6.
TELEVISION, washers and refrigera-
tors. warehouse sale. almost all
makes and sizes; must sell today;
extra large savings: no reasonable
offer will be refused: Open today
GAS & ELECTRIC CO, 944 Wayne
Evening star., 1952-04-06
ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

4O31 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-Furn.
rm.. pvt. home, tel, laund privll.
After 6 pm. weekdays, 10. 3-51 1.
Ist FLooR FRONT: large, well fur.
nished; Capitol district; gentlemen
s:I kENTUCKY AVL.--Larse, front
room for white gentleman, with use
HiLicREsT, ii ltisI BRANCH AvE.-Nicely
iurn.. clean rm,, pvt, home Light
bus bus D Stop. laliJi' LUl ei6S3. i'!eSeS' o'D0S''
housekeepine facilities; 81 wk,;
blocks from Library OF Consrcss.
P;;.RD RID, s.E.-Near District line.
laund: breakfast. privll. Lady pref.
GIRL, Single; new home, Q blocks
from transp. and shopping center.
Unlim. phone, laund privil. 1878
45@s sss' hoWES RSvS e. kh IS sfLsfs. * 4sS fGrn.
rm.. next to bath cooking privi-
leges; w. NJ. g. A. bus at door. "a
1903 RIDGE PL. Sc, bet. r and 8
Sts.-Newlv decor. room in mod.
home: young cple, OF z girls; $50.
sgie, rm. for girl, $50. LU. l-ls0s.
NEWLY DECOR. 2-bedrm. apt; suit.
3 S5s 81 : girls sl25' incl utils. 10.
@Is 9th ST. s.E.-1 mic. sleeping
nm, next bath. Wk days after s
p,m.' all day Sat- Sun, Ii. 4-l.73.
IS
1850 d ST. s.E.-single rn.. next
to bath; convenient Transportation:
gentleman IL i-i15J.
ANACOSTIA-Lge. room, nicely furn.:
i windows ADJ. bath and shower;
LGE.. BRIGHT. sunny conobln alton
ng--oedrm.; pvt. home; share bath
with ! person; settled person only.
FORRESTER ST. S.W.-Larse, furn..
front bedrm.; woman; kit. privil;
$50. Phone 10. 2-5327. IS
RMS. for gentleman; nr. Bureau
Of Engraving: Branch Treasury
Dept, 609 sth st, s.w.
CONGRESS HTS. SECTION-la At
lantic st. s.e.-Sgle. rm., suit. for
LADY; laundry privil; "a blk. shop.
ping. buslines. 10. 3-6094. ~
'O3 G ST. S:E.-Larse front room.
twin beds: $40 per week. A. r.
SEELYE DI S325.
I1?6 MINNESOTA AVE. - Large
sunny room. adjoining bath: conv.
to transp. and shopping. AK. 1850.
IS
'oLoRED-I53 L ST. sE.-Nr. Navy
Yard couple preferred; privileges.
OR REFINED CoLoRED cPLE. ls.
: front room COOKING PRIVILEGES; S4S
L ST. s.W. to S pm. g.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
ROOMS fURN.-MD. 6 VA.

LARGE ROOM, reasonable, with light
duties, l or . men, or emp,oSs6
couple. After l pm, TO. 5O"5.
SILVER SPRING. lovely rms for
refined gentleman. pvt bath, unlim.
phCne. conv. transp. use of pyt.
sittirg rm.; refs. 81. 1898.
ARLISGTON-Master hedrm., pvt.
bath, next to shower; uniin5.
phone: l mile Navy Annex; coupie
or ; men. GIL. 3010.
HILLS, near 10th st.
Beautiful master bedrm, pvt. bath:
rehned home for cultured young
man or woman with car. JU.