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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Journal Society
FLORENCE ORR Editor PHONE 9s
VFW Auxiliary
Inspection Held
Monday Evening

Annual inspection of Noble
County Ladies Auxiliary to
VIEW. Post No. 4721 was held
at the meeting Monday evening
in the hall on West street.
Mrs. Naomi Smith, president
of the fifth district, was the in
specting officer.
Mrs. Pat Parks, presided dur
ing the meeting. An impressive
initiation ceremony was held fol-
Mrs. Frank Tilton and she was
welcomed into the group.
Mrs. Parks presented gifts il
behalf of the auxiliary to Mrs
Smith and Hattie King, fifth
district secretary, also a distin
guished guest.
The hall was attractively de
corated with flowers and cand
les for the occasion.
The drawing for the quilt wa!
the feature of the social hou
held in the club social room a
the close of the meeting. Mrs
Grace B. Mckee, Belford street
was the winner. The drawing
was made by Mrs. Smith. 1t wa
reported that Mrs. Eva Heppnel
had sold the most tickets ant
she was presented with a gif
by the quilt chairman, Mrs. Mary
Scherr.
The Thanksgiving theme wa
used in the attractive table de
corations and the delicious re
freshments served were also il
keeping with the season.
Approximately forty were il
attendance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Circle No. 1, W.S.C.S.,
Meets At Moscrip Home

Mrs. Lewis Moscrip, Mrs
Warren Bruins, Mrs. Russell
Locke and Mrs. Robert c. Moore
were cohostesses to members OF
Circle No. l, W.S.C.S. of the
First Methodist church last
Thursday evening at the Mos.
Grip home, Main street.
Miss Alice Cutler led the
group in devotional service and
Mrs. James Johnson gave the
study book review.
The president, Mrs. Henry
Brumbach, presided during the
business session.
A clever contest was enjoyed
during the social hour with Mrs
Vernon Slater winning the prize
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Attending were Mrs. Henry
Brumbach, Mrs. H. o. Buckley
Mrs. w. H. Carter, Mrs. Maurice
Colley, Mrs. Floyd Gaugler, Miss
Alice Cutler, Mrs. Floyd Hend'
erson, Mrs. James Hinkle, Mrs
James Johnson, Mrs. Hershe
Jordan, Mrs. Harry Knox, Mrs
Rosamond Landaker, Mrs. Dor
McDiffitt, Mrs. Lawrence Mich
OILS, Mrs. Joe Parrish, Mrs. Alex
Pezzopane, Mrs. H. c. Secrest
Mrs. Vernon Slater, Mrs. Roy
Smith, Mrs. Frank Tilton, Mrs
Earl Hupp and Mrs. Elda Nelson
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Installation Service
Held For MYF Officers

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McDif-
fit were installed as councillors
of the intermediate MYF of the
Caldwell First Methodist church,
Sunday evening.
Officers for the same group
were recently elected and they
were also installed as follows
Sunday evening at the church:
President, June Shamhart;
vice president, Janet Buckley;
secretary, Ellen Jane Boyer;
treasurer, Barbara Wood; World
Friendship leader, Joey Hill;
song leader, Study Richcreek; re-
creation leader, Grace Brum-
bach.
Organist for the evening was
Judy Smith and group singing
was accompanied by her. Gary
Pezzopane was leader for the
evening and Judy Davis gave the
scripture reading.
A short talk was given by the
pastor, Rev. Floyd Gaugler.
Miss Mabel Sarbaugh was re-
Gently installed as councillor
for the senior MYF group and
other officers of the society now
include the following:
President, Garnet Clark; vice
orec;dept Marv Ann Richcreek
secretary-treasurer, Carol Ann
Archer; Christian Faith leader
Judy Smith; Christian Citizen
ship leader, Robert Farmhouse
Christian Fellowship leader, Al
Walton; Christian Outreach
leader, Virginia Collier; and
Christian Witness leader, Wilda
Shamhart.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Shouer Held
For Neu[yWeds

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Kimbrel,
recent newlyweds, were feted
with a miscellaneous shower on
October 80 at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John M
Pryor, of South Olive.
The couple, who are now max
ing their home in South Olive.
received many beautiful and
useful gifts for which they ex.
press their thanks and apprecia-
ton.
Refreshments were served to
approximately 100 guests who >all
enjoyed social evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Marquis-Gaddis
Marriage Told

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Shirley
Ann Marquis, daughter of
Darrell Marquis, of Amanda and
Mrs. Nellie Tulip, of Shawnee,
formerly of Caldwell, to Jack
Donald Gaddis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Gaddis, of Shawnee.
The wedding was an event of
Monday, November 2 in Rich
mond, Indiana.
Following short wedding
trip, the couple is residing in
Shawnee where he is employed
with the Shawnee Brick plant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Brothers Wed In
Double Wedding

A double wedding ceremony
performed in Travellers Hotel,
Miami, Springs, Florida, Satur-
day afternoon, united in mar
riage Jean Branner and Dan
Testa and his brother, William
Testa and Nell Williams, all OF
Miami Springs, Florida.
The Testa brothers resided in
Caldwell for three and one-halt
years when they operated the
Testa Bros. Coal Co.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
Birthday Dinner Given
For Mrs. nellie Headley

Miss Thelma Rice entertained
at her home on North street, on
Thursday evening, in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
nellie Headley. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Noble and
daughter, Lynn, of Cambridge,
Mrs. Hazel Shuttleworth, Mrs.
Ethel Hazard and Mrs. Madge
Ferguson, in addition to the
honored guest and hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
EVERY MOTHER kno

EVERY MOTHER knows what
a problem it is to shop when
she has the kiddies with her.
Well, there isn't any problem to
it when you shop at Madge'S
Specially Shop. The friendly
people at Madge's love the kid
dies and the kiddies love the
friendly atmosphere at Madge's.
You need not hire a baby sitter
bring the kiddies with you.
Madge's Specially Shop, Cald-
well, Ohio. ID
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
DINNER GUESTS

Mrs. Willis Stoneking enter
tanned with a dinner Sunday in
honor of the birthday anniver-
sary of her husband. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Stone
king, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Will
son and daughter, Lena, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Clapper and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hayes and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stoneking and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson
Mrs. Joe Wolfe and son ano
Daisy Ramage. Evening guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Stoneking and son, Irwin.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-12
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank all the voters
of Center Township who sup
ported me for trustee in the
election.
Homer JerleS
Evening star., 1953-10-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

VIC. DUPONT CIRCLE-Furn. Ink.
rm;,- for refined person. $50 mo.
L1GHr Gi2 HousEkEEp1NG 81 siTkEEp ROOMS in
my gentle home to couple. Reason
able; excellent location; free phone.
NICE NV, newly dec. studio rm.,
hot plate, refrig.. express bus, $40.
LIGHT fAi HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS s. in
my home to gentle couple; excel
lent lent loeation; reasonable free ps9ne.
1sIK Ell ial6 I$l6 81, FAR N.w.-1re. rm. With
kit. stove. refgr.. sink. S12 weekly,
also extra-lee. rms. with porch.
DGGPoST cIRcLE-1eaa P st. NV nv
seiaS9 segtis9s; baby ok $3.50 wk: a Al.
1Ii77 MAS Mass. AVE. N.w.-save carfSre. Me
Lge. rm;; fully equipped; also bed: d.
1ass s:!s.'shl HEARos r. 57'1sG; s; s.y;Es@Ssn
Gas Sfss5 Oims mo rii aU. s 5lsss6. 'A0y ySn Sni'
HOUSEKEEPING RM., refriserator
and stove. next to bath; 50 week
II. 3IgnoSi nssT capitol iii North Carolina ave-
sSoI 18th ST. N.w.-Nice and clean
light housekeeping rm; $1l for 2;
utils. included. CO. 5-514S.
DUPONT AREA, 2O19 N st. NV
Lge. front rm., 1st f.. nicely furn.;
SO wk. DU; 7-5533,.
refgr. and gas stove. all utils.: $50
mo- Call CO. 5-lS5.. 81
COLORED-I3i3 CORCORAN ST.
NV. Apt. 81 rm. and kitchenette,
incl elec heat and hot water
S415O mo. Go and see; If inter-
ested, call Ii. 6-5604. -22
COLORED-2OO9 CLAGETT PL. Ne.
and package kitchenettes with re-
frigerators. S35 each, incl. cleo,
heat, hot water GO to above address
and see these nice, light housekeep.
ing combinations. II interested. call
Ii. 6-5604. ~
Evening star., 1953-10-21

CHAIN SAWS--1 man. S12 per day;
man. SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6SS1.
CLEAN FILL DIRl, topsoil, ulueStone;
Sludge. hauling and grading. HAIR
TING. 6-l0 pm. LO. 5-S9lS. -21
TOPSOIL, can be handled with a
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349
AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil. manure. trees, shrubbery.
azaleas. FOUSE 81 BILD JE. 4
0646. JE. 2-2843. JE, 3-oS7S.
ToPSOL-very good rich topsoil for
isHaS sonaSe ane ca go s4sss very
TREE REMOVAL, topping. pruning
PFSAsg9s TRRE fsens sERv1cE Hp 1o se IS
hardy field grown. all col
orS and sizes; SO cents and up
FLaGGsTrooNSEs LAG rotS st fwosk-rerrace,. os fire.
places. retaining walls. oipe drain.
i agei all king Of ,9Tne sement work; to tone Y
phone Poplar 2-35ss. .
j III N ROTH Roth, ) sG11 4 NJ sligo Greek
TOPSoIL. fill dirt bluestone, manure.
COW SU fiiSGiE fMAiSGRE, well rotted, SO per
bu.. del. WA. .7-4593, evenings. :3'
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
trimming; D. c. and Nd. Free eSti-
mates. Ii 3-3319. anytime. .
RED, WHITE AND BLUE GRAPE
VINEYARD. Consisting of . each
Red Lucille. White Niagara and Early
Blue Fredonia; Total six 2-yeal
$3.50. Postpaid. Write for Fret
Copy 56-page Planting. Guide Cata'
log in color offered by Virginia
LARGEST Growers of fruit trees, nul
trees, Berry plants, grape vines anc
Ornamental Plant material. Sales.
NURSERIES. Waynesboro, Va.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

BETHESDA and Kensington area
Young couple, new home, have lge.
bedrm. for young employed lady.
Phone and laund. privil.; on busline.
LARGE FRONT RM., suitable for .
girls; use of kitchen if desired. Call
after = pm, JU. S-2O64. -23
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT, Ia
koma Park. Md.-Large rm; pvt
bath; for gentleman; reas. JU.
SILVER sPRING-Large attractive
room, bath; quiet private home.
For gentleman. JU. 7-701S. -22
800 DECATUR ST., Hyattsville-1
room; pvt. bath; use of garage.
ARL.-studio Em., pvt. bath and
entr.; screened porch: mod. furn.;
close in. ia. 7-8451. -21
ARLINGTON. N. Columbus st.-Sgle.
rm. for gent; "a block of Lee hwy,
block of Glebe rd. JA. 7-7290. -25
1917 NO. EDGEWOOD-Lovely rm.;
nr. bus; unlim. phone; liv. rm..
Mr.. GLEBE RID AND LEE HWY
clean. attrac. furn. bedrms.; semi
pvt. bath; pvt. entr.; 2nd A.; Sic
Tkly;; Gentlemen only. ia. 2-oOo7.
CIHnEviY &c CHASE CIRCLE 2 BLKs.-
Lge. cor. rm., S10 wk. Pvt. home
OIL, 2-2635 or EN-. 2-S3S3, pa
Evening star., 1953-10-21

FURN. 2-bedrm. apt; semi.
pvt. bath; priyatss home; conv.
1 1-BEDRM. DUPLEX APT. in new
eeysl8p%ecif ceTafEg Club nT w PrnsS s1S..
mos, or longer. Compi. furn.; buS
at door; $125 mo. AP. 7-9204.
/ RM., kit, semipvt. bath: mr., Wash.
San; utils. incl; $35 mo. Cali Mr..
GATES. RA. 3-2710 or RA. 3-Si66.
FOR NATURE LOWERS rms.
bath, overlooking stream. S76: empi.
john streetcar line. MRS. BURoEss.
Realtor, 6109 Broad st.. OIL. 2-425a.
s RMS. bath. pvt. entr.. utils. incl:
conv. to transp. Working cple. pref;
S5S.60 mo. 10. S-9394 after 4. -26
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Above-av
erage;. lst-flr., one-bedrm. apt. with
new furniture in small apt. bldg.
One blk; from Allen shop, ctr: Adults
T&RoMx G1is St2Ei P%RR 8.iiSi MD 1nct Ri Enc. new
furniture. attractiyely arranged;
pvt. entr:, apt. bldg. near bus.
stores. Adults: I'd $3.50 utils. incl
CoLLEGE PARK-2 rooms. kitchen
stts Sei 9afe SRS T aTs 'SaEe WE path $e6 mo-
TAKOMA = Newly dec. bedrm., liv.
Mr.. R"SRi WALTER oREEISCgst REES@ssmt. enc
apt; PVT. entr;, and shower; utilS.
TAKoAIA Park - droSnd floor enc.
Mother and child; child day car6
by teacher. -JU. 5-4367. go
Mr.. CHI. CHI. CLUB. in pvt. home;
beautifully redecorated apt. OIL. q
COLLEGE, PARK, 4 block, Md. U.-s
ROCKVILLE, MD.
zoo Baltimore rd.; bedrm., liv. rnn.,
kitchen and bath; conv. to MIC
and Naval Hospital. SS5 mo. WO. g.
1896. -2b
Evening star., 1953-10-21
FURNITURE

To satisfy the many customers who
went unattended during our close
out sale on Sunday. we are extend
ing the sale through the week OF Oct.
1924. We must clear our show rooms
and warehouse of every lamp, PIC
ture, table bedrm. suite. sofa, chair,
sofa-sleeper. and din. rm. suite.
This is not just another sale dreamed
by a retail store: it is the sin
cere effort Of WASH s LARGEST
WHOLESALE FURNITURE SHOW
ROOM to clear its inventory for con-
version to upholstered furniture dis
The prices are so reasonable that
many dealers have been buying from
US during the sale. Yes. dealers pay
the SAME PRICES as the public,
during this wholesalers organization
sale
All prices are marked at the deliv-
cred cost. Many smart shoppers have
brought car trailerS and trucks in
order to save delivery expenses. No
discount house, or cut-rate store.
could hope to match prices with THE
LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS
TIL 9 PM, SATURDAY, 8 am. TO
8 pm.
Better hurry in while selections are
still complete.
ARNOLD SALES co.
472 L st. NV.
Adjacent Center Market City
Evening star., 1953-10-21
EARM 3 eARpFN tcent.l

POWER MOWER with leaf mulcher:
Ssss' ss's5.O e. MALoNEY's. assi nc. s1sS
Georgia ave. JU. S-3333.
1, Il; z; CUB: as low As S71S, for
inc. @cl !SGm Silver q sprins. ssSass' Nd. ANN1S
USED EQUIPMENT =. FORD tractor.
H tractor. MN model 2. Economy
with plow cult. and grader. HIM
240 cult. two 12.inch John Deere
plSTs SomSins one 75P sipsS Sa1 laS eSoppeT' pt1~
Harvester thresher with motor. HIM
corn planter, manure spreader. 2;
row, John Deere corn picker and
garden tractors. ,MALoMEY's. INC.
NFy SILVER rsSH2TiPgMENT sHTiiPg; ~. s-sssSi e Cub.
SUPER < z: Il. and y; tractors
Vesters. corn pickers. balers. drills.
spreaders, leaders. power units.
mills and shelters, new Holland bal
cement mixers and discs. New Idea
mowers, rakes. corn pickers. spread
ers. elevators wagons. leaders,
wagon unloAders. bodies, sprayers,
time and FERTILIZER dist. Brillion
grass seeders. Myers hay condition
sTs sna OSsfV sefTice enc Slade5 MAEoNEYs THas
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service MALONEY'S.
INC; siIyeE Spring; Mo; "; sSSS3SS, ES
complete garden and lawn supplies.
VIRGIN ToPSOiL, the best. any
quantity; immediate delivery. G. F.
FLEMING, IU. 1868, any time.
LAWN RENovATIoN-Beaut, lawns
iust don't happen we build them.
Free estimate. LU. 1-5565. any time.
-27
SOD AND TOPsoIL for sale. ia, g.
rnQA after N m -26
Evening star., 1953-10-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.w.

HILLCREST-Master bedrm., kitchen
and laundry privileges. Reasonable.
Married couple. After 2 weekdays.
LU. 2-0504. -25
HILLCREST, ID. C.-Lovely room, .
closets, semipvt. bath: new home;
gentleman. $35 mo-. LU. 2-7610.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM, twin BEDS
home privils. for 2 men or couple
cAPfroL gII 81 HILL, IT, 6p ODD iaSS1 House once.
block Lib. Cong.-Wen-furn. room,
semipvt. bath; use refgr. Ii. 3-2913.
Evening star., 1953-10-21

FUR-Be wise. snop wise. Fabulous
show pieces in mink: a terrific stock
at terrific savings. "Everybody wears
used furs." BASKIN tMIRACLE)
rgR {ghs eoSf sih Per- fss..sp n%; SS.na,ney size
16, very reasonable; moving south.
FER HR CSATI "a aTGCs S7oo letout muskrat; for
sale at half price or best ofter. FA'
EGGRsSSfi2TURE-7-piece bedroom suite.
Sl2b; Call ewes. after pm 20
FURSSiTTURE-s-pc. mahogany din.
FH Sst' IA maple ros4Se CHESTS; Fsas. 81 Ai'eF
FURpNITURE-HoiiySood pI1ii RE- bed, set of
box springs, $50. 1902 Tyler ave-,
rails Church; Va JE: 2-s253; 121 -;
FURNITURE SALE.,Brand-neW' bet
nm. from unclaimed freight and fac
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG,
go New Ne, York ave; 4a1S M daily !9-O'
F1fRNITuREALoye seat, matching
rocker. $50: metal clothes closet,
So; bed. box springs, S2O; tennis
set; $40; 3 summer rugs. s25. AD'
FURNITURE-Must vacate rooming
house at once; buy at your own
price; beds. dIesSers. chests, vanitieS,
stoves, refrigeratorS, tables, chairs;
contents If Is rooms; sale 10 am.
rTRN1RTREIspecial g. R sae S. sale R;W on steri
lized simmons Hide-a-bed, $139; sofa
chests. $40. $12, SIS. $19: drop
leaf table, S27; dressers, S15; $50;
SO, SS5, SEQ. SAG; wardrobes, mir
rors; dining table. $35; maple Gre
denza buffet. bargain; twin beds,
$40; coil springs, 81. $40; lounge
chairs, sis: mattresses, $40 to Sl9;
cedar chest, $40; knee-hole, desks;
HOME SHOP, l745 L st. NV, RE.
7-1454. Terms. Daily. 81. -23
FURNITURE-Seven wooden. 2-door
cabinets, size 72x36x1S, some with
shelves; best offer. For inspection.
call Ii. $4,000. Ext. 6l015 or Ext.
FURNITURE - Chair, brandnew.
attrac.; very conf; liv. rm. chair,
dark red. S37. cost more. JU. 5-314S;
EURNITURE-Leavin city. must sell
Immediately all furnishings OF we'll
furnished apartment. Five-pc., up
to-date walnut bedroom suite with
fine box spring and innerspring mat
tress. 3-pc. solid maple bedroom
suite with Mr.. and Mrs. dresser and
Sealy box spring and mattress, wal;
French provincial sofa: mahog. wall
or lift top table, mahog. coffee table,
mahog. end tables. bareback chair,
12x17 Gullistan rug. walnut phone
table, 5-pc. mahos. drop-leaf table,
dinette set. Call at 1924 South
Stafford St, Fairlington, Va. Phone
TIE. 6-S401.
FURNITURE-Tele. stand, dresser
and mirror. chest of drawers, desk,
kitchen and porch chairs, head
boards. frame for double spring
bridge chairs, throw rugs. drapes,
etc. Moving, reasonable. Thurs, 8
am to 4 pm. only. 1924 Under
wood st. NV.
FURNITURE-Love seat and chair,
$40: chest of drawers. painted, 50;
wash stand. $3.50; cherry desk. $50;
cane seated chairs. $3.50 ca; pic
ture frames, misc JU. 5-2327.
Evening star., 1953-10-21
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WOMAN, young 40. to
share conf. furn. apt. with woman;
c9nv transp. HJnp Call after z Pm.
GIRL to share Sc. apt. with
eoST oT sS6ps S66sr Sds SSrlS Gs Ty s1e Ser TaIher
2 YOUNG MEN to share furn. apt
with other young men. 215 Cedar
st. NV: RA. 3-9261. IL
LADY HAS LARGE pvt room in CO.
op ant: NV. one blk. of 10th; for
Ext. 102 after 6 pm. I'll
LADY WILL SHARE 1-bedrm. apt. in
NV. section with another lady 80
yrs Of age. Refs. exchanged. AD.
LADY. 3o-4o, share NV. apartment
and shopping. RA. 6-49s3, $40
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. modern
f1rn. art; with 1 other girl. Call
La6Y 2G Y@-Shf2, Viz sHfs SHARE, with mSl another
cheney, S4s. Lady to furnish own
HOLLYWOOD and linens. Day MA
S-4142, ewes. DE. 2-5973. -21
SINGLE GIRL, II to 25. to share s.
i0med T9Gm apt 2TJ with xthaSs girls; SCI eysil
=
room apt. with 2 other girls. Conv.
Ho: 2-i799 after 5 pm. 90
REFINED, congenlal young lady
desired to share with another lady,
attractive 1-bedrm. double beds),
sTChaSH.d professional apt pr BLDG Reas Refs,
S:30-5 PM. Mon. through Fri. %"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grad. man.
1872. share apt. with another man;
S6U mo. HU. 3-9O3S. -26
2Ist AND F N.W.-One at $37 or two
at S2S .es es.' men to share 2,rm.; Kit.
pI. 7-S57e or or OIL. 4ao59. -a5 S"'
CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Bachelor.
share with another bachelor, bedrm.,
twin beds, sitting rm., bath. phone.
S35 mo. OIL. 2-2573. -22
GIRL wanted afternoon. hrs, free to
share apt. with working mother,
help help, With yrs. old. JA. 2-9392
DoWNToWN' APT.-win share; ?
ladies or 2 gentlemen; S32 mo. ca. !:
nr,, CATHOLIC church. ST. 1904.
GIRL, 1925; share 1-bedrm. apt.
with girls, 18th st. NV. $50 mo.
incl. utils. HO. 2-0463. 6:30-10:30.
GEoRGEToWN-2-bedrm. apt. Moth
er and child, share. with another
mother and child. Must be willing
to stay in evenings. Call before 4.
YOUNG MAN to share furn. 4-bedrm.
home with other men; Ari 15
Minis. D. c. ReaS. ia. 7-4523:
CoLORED-2Oa6 NORTH CAPITOL
ST.-Employed person to share with
couple; privileges; pvt. room. After
8 pm, co. $3.50. -23
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM, BOARD AND CHILD CARE
for mother and or 2 children. AP
7-066S. 70"
1916 MASS AVE. NV, guesthouse,
Dupont Circle area. single rm. avail
able for young man. DU. 1882
CLUB MASON-1726 N. H. ave. NV.
the best. sgle. and dbl. for refined
ladies and men, SIG per wk. and
up. incl. full-course meals and hotel
I4IO 18th sT. N.W.-Ssle.. dble.
TV, Bendix. DU. 1864. -23
RD. N.w.-2O01 at Conn.
ave. Nice clean rm. Good meals. Rec.
rm, Tv. Young people; S14 Ek; co.
6-24Q3. 23S
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.E.

home; no other boarders. Men
pref. Phone, TV privils. LA. 6-9251.
-23
SGLE. RM.. rear, next to bath: COM
Portable dble. bed; girls only; nom
coL0REbLLxRGE dTIGEsEf; Il; s;Es716 CORNER R01oM
for couple; child accepted: mr.. Ben
ming shopping center; home privils.
LU l-U493 III
COLORED-II4 R ST. N.E.-Twin
bedrm., $3.50 ca; large rear rm.,
dble. bed. 1I.50 wk. Privileges, no
cnG e296lRE G6REp pU Ioos s-Ts72' 5 AVE ~ va o
single rms. for gentlemen; Christian
home. LA. 6-4972. pa
COLORED - NICE DOUBLE RMS,
gentlemen, empl. cpls., child accept,
home privils. l246 Fla. ave. ne. Ii.
4-3l70. 26s
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

coLORED-CAPIToL vIEW-New
rm. S32 mo, LU.. 2;122I. 81
small sun porch; all utiis; $50; .,, l
RA. 6-3393, LU. 2-3464 after 4 pm.
CoLoRED-LGE. UNFURN. ROOM.
children accepted: pvt. Ii. 6-3222.
COLORED-IS7I KENDALL ST. NE.
- rms. in pvt. home. Call La.
6-9O36 after pm. .-22
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Ty. Admiral 10" console: Al eondi-
portable L. c.. Smith
Silent, new, orig. package, cost $105.
to settle estate. $75, EN-. 1870;
gainP Used machines, Just traded
in, will sell at $40 above cost; all
makes. CENTRAL. 2O19 14th St.
TYYiPpEiwRITERs. Y portable. Olympia:
free home Ig1,y DEM; s1s 81 TE LET qeS S7dH 20
and repairs. BRowN's, S04 w.
Broad. Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-i51 L.
TYPEwRITERs. Und. Smith, recond;,
TYPEWRITER, electric. 1BM, with
executive type and proportional
spacing; sold new over $500. will
take $3.50. CENTRAL. 2019 l4th
T1Y1PEWiRITERs, like new, guar. i yr.
Trade your old machine: Rentals,
repairs. STANDARD TYPEWRITER
CO., 91Q G st. NV. MA. S-3632.
TYPEwRITERs - Royal, Remington,
Underwood. L. C. Smith; !S25 and
up. All IN good working order. Rent
TYpEWR1TER ~ TsRsl1a: con a.s sois ENsE Eth St.
VACUUM CLEARANCE, new and like
new: Electrolux late. guar, $50 80;
Universal. $3.50; Hoover, S12 so.
1912 Lee hwy, IA. 2-4914. --23
CLEANERS--Used: largest
variety in D. c.; all guar: lowest
prices anywhere; home demonstra-
ton, no obligation. TOPS VACUUM
STORE. T05 11th st. Sc, II. $4,000.
WASHER, Thor automatic, 1-yr. old:
perfect cond: sacrificing due to
limited storage space; $175. 10.
Bendix Dialamatic Econo-
mat; first-class condition: 500.
DU. 7-02S2. %"
WASHERS, used. Rent or buy. S. mo-
Full guarantee. DOWD'S. EN-. q
1900. 441S Conn. ave. NV.
WASHER, Easy Spinner de luxe. 1853,
new. in factory carton; auto. spin
rinse: Spiralator washing action;
cost S220, sacrifice $16O. JU. S-176S.
WASHERS - Completely automatic:
latest models all famous brands; new:
in factory carton: no reaS. offer. re-
fused. Call us before you buy:
JU. s-97a7; cash or terms; ewes til
g. PETE HILL CO.. 944 WAYNE
AVE. s. s.. MD. -23
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SCRAP IRON
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL. blond. 7 wks..
male; female. JE. 3-79sS. -35
wks. old, S35: wormed. 1st shots.
Call CO.. 5-3332, except Sat. if
seriously interested in quality pups,
UNUSUAL KITTEN. half siamese and
half Abyssinian., s weeks old; So.
Call WE. 5-4549,
CHIMPANZEE. real pet, 2la yrs old.
can be handled by any one, wears
clothes. RA. 6-0495. rs pm. -23
FOX TERRIERS, male, black and
white. II wks. old, lovely pets.
PoODLES. std. black, male, 5 mos:
choice of litter; Axe champion
stock; reas. ia. S-S484. -23
POODLES, std, black, 8 mos. Axe
champ. stock. Show possibilities.
ENGLisH NG ISL rs SPRINGER spANIELs,
champion sired. Reasonable; weeks
old: Poplar 2-4S47. "a
KITTEN NEEDS GOOD HOME. house
broken, very gentle and playful; will
give away and deliver free. Call
OIL. 2-5931.
SIAMESE KITTENS
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PIANO, Estey spinet, mahogany fn-
ish: excellent cond. and tone. Also
other items. May be seen to 70
RA. 1884.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 N. H. AvE.-In con-
verted once bldg; 2 rms,
kitchenette, bath; for quiet,
discriminating gentleman: very
sunny rms, clean and COM
fortably furn.; SIS no., incl.
utils. Call Mrs. Matthew Finn
for appt., DU. 7-1234, SAM
DOZ. INC.
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FURNITURE: WANTED AT ONCE!
ANY AMOUNT, ANY KIND. ALSO
NEED REFRIGERATOR GOOD
PIANO AND GAS RANGE. CALL
Mr.. GRADY, Ma. S-2679.
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PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039.
air conditioners
and freeZerS, all makes, any condi-
ton. ALLISON'S REFRIGERATION.