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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-02-06

Mrs. Nails was born in Chi
cage in 1905. February 18th
would Rave been her 4oth birth
day. She had planned a birth
day party on that date to raise
funds to continue the Catholic
Inquiry Classes for adults and
the catechism class on Saturday
Tor children.
Mrs. Nails devoted her life
to her religion. She was respon-
sible for many new Catholic
converts from Robbins; and
under her dynamic leadership
the Blessed Martin de PORES
Rosary Club was formed. She
was its first president and the
members recently reelected her
to this position.
The purpose of this organiza-
ton was to propagate the faith
in Robbins through charitable
work. Mrs. Nails worked untir-
ingly to keep the organization
together and functioning. The
organization on several occa-
sions contributed monies from
its treasury to aid the needy
and Respondent in Robbins.
1t has often contributed to
the village ambulance fund.
Many Robbins youngsters will
remember her from last Christ
mas Eve, giving away beautiful
toys and gifts to the 800 young
sters who were on hand for the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-02-06
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Hint Coffee Speculation

Senator Guy M. Gillette said
the other day that he was con-
WINGED that spectators are re
sponsible for the sharp rise in
coffee prices. He called for
quick action on his bill to give
the government power to put
the coffee exchange under strict
regulations. He said that he
had been promised by the Sen
ate Agricultural committee that
consideration would be given
the bill soon.
Other strong support for the
bill came from Mr.. William
Blak, president of a coffee COM
pany in New York. He charged
that the coffee interests have
been manipulating he market
with the sanction of Brazil, the
worlds largest coffee producing
country, to force the prices up.
Some people have a tendency
to buy more of something when
the price starts to rise because
they think the price is going
even higher. In the case of cot
fee they are right. Despite this
reaction by lot of people, the
more conservative element are
launching coffee boycotts and
abstaining altogether. M an y
predict that the worst is yet
to come. Coffee is grown in
other South American countries
besides Brazil and lot comes
from Africa, but the prices are
all tied in with the Brazilian
market prices.
The shortage will not last
forever though, as there are
new plantations coming along
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-02-06
Saturday, February 6, 1854
Last Rites For
Mrs. A. Nails

On last Thursday, January %,
1854 around 400 o'clock p. m,
Mrs. Alma Nails su d d enl y
departed from this life follow
ing a cerebral hemorrhage. The
end came quickly and painless
ly.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-02-06

which will increase the supply
and in few years we may have
a bumper crop. This may hap
pen next year. Meanwhile, if
you must drink coffee, you will
have to pay more for it.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Powhatan All Club
Members Take Honor
In District Projects

Members Of PoWhatan county
Al Clubs have been observing
NaCional All Club Week since
Monday with a display ofposres
in tie stores throughout the
county Club colors Of green and
hite have been prominently dis
laFed| on the persons Of mem
bers, as wen.
7 rye Polh4tan oilers were
nc 'Gd drrr the !,n~haoa .n
tesspurs Saturday. March 6, eo
ogni.e Southern District pro-
ect winners They are Christine
dement's, district winner in laun-
dry project; 10 Exam, q blue no
bon III the Junior contest for
clothing achiei ement. and Helene
Frame red ribbon for demonsua-
ton IN frozen foods
County project winners, W h 0
received a&ards were Nancy
Waldrop, frozen foods. 10 Elan.
a, hieleu INT medal: Gage Walker
ca d.ersh hip medal. ann Bodie,
arnun2 and jamie Glenn. meal
3rgparation
We are proud Of these alters
III the fine Wo.k they have
one report Miss Faith Ann
3ckworth county home agent.
r.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

Sutton and Mrs, Bobby Sutton
were in Farnville Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Vogel and Judy Rob-
eltSon spent Sunday with Mrs.
Karl Brown. in Cumberland. A.
j. Vogel visited his brother. Frank
Vogel. at Guinea Mills recently
Mrs. Nelson Robertson and baby
daughter and Mrs Kari Robert
son spent Monday In Farrnville
Among the Guests
Saturday NIGHT guests of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Hooe we're Mr.
and Mrs Fred Ownby and Jim
mic Mrs. Lois Dawson and MI.
and Mrs Coleman Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hooe, Of Rice, and Mrs Lois
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Hamilton

F Scout Irooy ll3 Weut
oil L Treasure Hka Sunday after
noon The Flying Eagle Patrol
was proclaimed as WINNER
Nelson Robertson. Jr.. and Jack
Blanton tied for first pli2e in the
Al swine raising contest
Rev, Cecn Smith and family
were dinner guests o. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Irving, Friday
MIS-. J H Dunford s pent Sat-
uday IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Robertson
and family visited relatives in
Charlottesville during the week
END.
Mrs. Raymond Speas and child
rem spent Sunday with Mrs. Karl
Robertson.
Charlottesville Visitors
Mrs c. G Robertson visiting
her daugher, Ms f K. Pollard.
III Charlottesville
Mrs Virginia t'lippen is spend
mp some time with her neicc,
MIS- w. L. Moore
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Shore Jr..
lpent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. D W Quinn. IN Falmville.
Mrs. G L. Shores. Mrs. Hide
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

Dawson visited Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Frayser, Of Richmond. Sun
day.
Week end guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w A Irving were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Irving and Mi and
MIS- Emory Irving, Of Hopewell.
Neal Irving Jr., is improving
after having pneumonia,
Henry Bradbury j.. is on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B Outright
entertained Rich m on guests
Sunday afternoon
Rev. Joe Glick VIII preach at
Mt Horeb Sunday evening at
8 O'Clock.
MI and Mrs Marion Shores
are the proud parents Of a son,
born Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Wallick have new daughter.
born Thursday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Rites Held For Fly e
Of Seward Family
Killed In Accident

Funeral services were held from
Che Sccttsville Methodist Church
Tuesday at p m. for Mis-. Car
Sic Maude Hughes Seward. and
ger son and daughter Andrew
Robertson Seward, Jr 3 aid Jen-
ffer Irene Seward 5. whip were
nIlied instantly about $50 p III
Saturday in 4 head-on collision
s)ctween their car and a tuck on
5oute &. five miles east OF Scots
sillc.
Commitment services fpr the
mother and two children were
held at the home Of Mrs S cWard 8
parents. Mr.. and Mrs s. Hughes
}ear Walminster. Servicds We're
conducted by the Rev G Fl Pal
sner pastor Of the Buckingham
8,harae OF Methodist Churches
assisted By The Rcr w y. Jones
former pastor and the IReH u.
. Nottingham III pas'0l Of t4a
's5cottsyilie Methodist Chuith
MIS-. Seward IS survived by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs j. s.
aIuoheS. three brothers, Joseph
tluehes. Of ScottSyille james and
Edwin Hughes. Of WartninSter
and two sisters. Mrs. A ". Bur
ION. OF Schuyler. ana Mi IS Irene
Hughes. OF Washington. ID c
Funeral services for Andrew
Robertson Seward. husband of
Mrs Carrie Maude Huglies Sew
ard and father Of the Three year
old BOY and five year old pirl who
died IN the same accident. were
held Wednesday March II at
y NJ from Jones Funeral Home
an Smthfeld Va Burial was held
IN Moore's Swamp Churdh GENE
terry in Smry county
He is survived by his parents,
Nh and Mrs. JENNINGS / Seward.
Of Elberon. and two sisters, Mrs.
Elsie Mae Savage. OF Norfolk. and
Mrs. Helen Session. Of Fayette-
aille N. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Spicers Celebrate
Golden Anniversary
With Open Hous e

Mr.. and Mrs. James G Spicer.
Of Ashby celebrated theIl' golden
Wedding anniversary on February
10 1854. with an open house.
Their five children are Mrs
Fred Kntzler. OF Mt Hope. w.
Va; Mrs James Meador ana Mrs
T. - Cooke, Of Cumberland Mrs
Alfred Ragland and Charlie Spi-
cer. Of Richmond
Nine grandchildren and five
great Grandchildren were also
present
The tour-tier Hhise and gold
wedding cake was baked and dec
Grated by a daughter. Mrs. James
Meador.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

Rockwell Farm Later. he Will be
stationed ia Alabama Mr. and
Mrs Edward McCracken and two
children. Of Springfield, Ohio IRE
also guests IN the same home
Guests OF Miss Birdie Baugt on
Sunday afternoon were Mi. and
Mrs. Dave f Pannell and Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Motif Of Rich
mond. Other recent callers in the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

were fanny Boswell and Bernard
Schutt
Some ol the pupils are ia the
operetta. They are Faye Mason.
Kathleen DoOley. Bob Bolun. Pa
tricia Leslie. Bernard Schutt.
Stanley Worsham and Sandra
Jenkins.
Grade s The sixth Grade ee-
oeraphy History class prepared 4
display for the han Tie display
was on famous persons Of central
Europe
Grade Z Mrs Page the seventh
Grade teacher was absent Friday
March u MIS- Diaucker substi-
tIted
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Burkeville

Eiempntarv Nave
Grade 5 Two Of the fifth grade
boys helped make a 4eo~44-A
4-H to be put on the radio. They
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Recent Reiona .Neus
Recent Rfiona NeHs
Rev., Mrs. Loop TO Leave for HoIy Land
Trip Viii Include Many Other Stops

4 The Rev Carlos A Loop de-
lvered a most inspiring message
10 n large and appreciatIve con-
gregation at Emmanuel p F.
Church. Oh Sunday at II D. nj.
Mrs Benjamin Johnson presided
at the orga
The Woman's Auxiliary Of En-
manuel viii meet with Mrs.
Fihilip Brdmel on Wednesday, at
80 p MI
The Belbna Circle ol Providence
Church viii have q food sale on
Saturday. March ~, at 1890 A.
VI, on th4 lawn In front Of Pow
hatan c Il Should II rain, II viii
be in the Court House Everyone
s ugti " attend.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Martin and
family OIL Richmond are moyns
ID 20 J q Martins e make their
home IN The future
Holy Land Trip
The Rev, and Mrs Carlos Loop
and son IRE leaving Oh March p
for an extended trip to the Holy
Land. THEY viii visit III Europe.
Asia, and Africa. etc On Easter
Sunday they viii attend services
lin Jerusalem The Bible-land
tour will last about two months.
They will be sorely missed. but It
is q wonderful and educational
trip. They truly deserve the Won
drous Journey
Mrs @ N. Owens is quite sick
at her home, her many friends
wish her q speedy recovery
Ale Thomas McCracken Of the
All Force. who has been III Japan
is visiting ms parents, Mr. AID
Mrs Raymond McCracken All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

2147 r ST. N.W-Airform studios;
refgr;; clock-radio; TV; $7-S15.
1928 M ST. N.W.-S6, so up. sgl.;
S1l.5o, dbl, beds; $3.50 twin beds;
refgr.: hot platey pkwy. $2.50. "a
LOOK! Furn. bedrm., kit. stove, sink,
refgr.. utlls.. $3.50 week; / rm., 50.
DI. 7-0S46. 735 N. Capitol st.
S35, WKLY., SS-Nr. bath, LIST f.;
also twin beds. refgr.. stove: every
thing furn. 703 Mt. Vernon pl NV.
1893 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Nice room,
l lady only. S35 month. After ADO
o p;m. pU; 7-e2aI; ~; 2.2 a1,; -
complete kit. pvt shower. Inner
spring mattr. Reduced to S11 20 per
wk. Apply 1349 Columbia I'd. NV
SMALL STUDIO ROOM, running
water; newly dec; Innerspr mattr.,
hot plate; reduced to $50 per wk.
Apply 1349 Columbia I'd. NV -
HOUSEKEEPING and
sleeping rms; privils.: empl. adults.
62l c st. ne, Ii. 4-4455. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

2S4e 25th ST. NV. near Sheraton
PIX. Hotel-Comfortable I'm. for
lady; unlim. phone; pvt. home. ---3
FRONT ROOM nicely furnished: lady
preferred; share bath. 240o 18th st.
NV. ID
CLEVELAND PIX, a421 a4th pl.--
Lge. well-furn., rm,, semipyt bath,
shower: Diet. pvt, home, maid sefv.;
$50 mo. Gentleman. EN-. 3-037i.
500 oGLETHoRPE ST. N.W.--Desira-
&c master q sass bedrm. and pvt. bath.
Clown PK.-warm comfortable
nm, next to bath, dble. bed. quiet,
pvt. home. gent, EN-. 3-9095. -2
1854 KENYON SLICE. furn. room
Isl d. front: conv. transp., S32 per
G rs III SyS64i after roa 8 J., = .,
home. Wisconsin and Que. Cali after
II20 Il. i. AVE. NW.wHeautiful front
room, twin beds, running water,
refgr. maid sery. DU. 7-9623. --7
sO2 MONMOUTH APIS. 1919 G st.
NV. RIM. with practically pvt.
bath; home privils.: men only. S45.
OPP. DUPONT PLAZA. 1910 18th
St.-Studio, beaut furn., LIST a., kit;
or several ladies. Also. hall rm,
WASHINGTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE
la3O 10th st. n.w.-Beautiful single
For FGSn EMPLOYED Sis piaes sEsst so Drys
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. ira N
H ave. n.w.--Newly dec. sgle. rms,
maid service. HO. 2-9SS2.
UPPER 18th ST.--Lovely room in
PVT; home; unliHmited phone. good
lSs s1i 18th ST s4 NV a
sgle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut,
furn.; modern baths. NO. 1860.
1914 10th ST. N.W.--Elevator bldg.
single rm., running water, also front
1 iii s auE ST. N.w.-rhe kenn e
also eff; apt. avail. %
1850 GIRARD ST, N,W.-"The Pal
mer House we'll heated front single
rm.. mr.. bath, only 1925 wk. q
1885 N. ". AVE. N.W.-Former en-
bassy. real nice, warm: single room,
1 Ell p 4, H. an AVE- Th9yfWy T bpon{
rms mr.. bath and shower. @6
C ST. NE, 126--1 and 2 bedrms. :
mr.; Capitol: pvt, and semipvt,
9athS; SS0-Sl00; Ii; 4-57l6. II
bath; S32.5 semimonthiy. %
JEWISH HOME; continuously warm;
next to shower; $50 for one. Good
transp. RA. 6-7S75. Is
1906. P ST. N.W.--Clean. warm,
single; S3.75 wk.: End f., next
bath. HO. 2-537O.
SGLE. AND DBLE. ROOMS. light
housekeeping rooms and studio apt.
at reasonable rates; downtown area.
Phone MRS. MEAD, DI. 7-6O14.
III n x W
1864 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
500. 50-SS2 80 MO.
Dupont Circle area: Apt. / and .
Eflic. and 1-bedrm. apt, attractively
turn. and dec: includes equipped
kit. and all utils. Open. or key
in Apt. 3. FEDERAL RENTAL CO,
9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. S-7416.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Large attractive rm.
pvt. bath; excel. bus service; in
pvt. home. OV. 3-4154. 3
ARL.-Nice rm.. pvt. bath. pvt. entr
Close to cows. and transp.; lady
ia. STOP. ia. 7-0l07. -3
lovely home; single, $40 no.; ex-
cellent transportation. OIL. 4-7640
ARL. -CLARENDoN-Cor. I'm. with
pvt. bath; telephone II desired;
furn. in mod; completely private:
$3.50 month. ia. 1851. -
ARL.-Attrac. front rm.. adj. bath,
tele. ext; other privils.: close to
transp. ia. 2-22S9. 3
BEAUTIFUL RIM. in lovely Alex
home; unlimited phone; cow.
transp. to Pentagon and d. c.;
refs. TIE. 6-6S74. a
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furnished,
clean, warm room; no drinking; SO
per mo JU. 9-7392.
ALEX. =. Gentlemen; double room;
twin beds. single or double, near
hath; cow, loo. TIE. 6-S2l4. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
COAL, WOOD, EUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

WILSON HOUsES-Excel rms sgles..
PVT bath. $40. Daily. So. AID. @
i s p ST. NV. The church,lr'
Clean, sgle. rms: running water,
INA, maid M sssy; 81 ". VIZ: Ne w7sses ,ca e
service. SS wk up. HO. 2-95S9.
DOWNTOWN--Clean. extra spac
dbles.: Bendix, TV privils.: 81 per
person. 81 as ssle. no. 2-532l.
VIVIAN HOTEL, 1923 G st. NV, 2
taken. switchboard: running water
FOR EXECUTIVES--Stat mansion
connecting mod. bath: roof garden;
maid service. parking: breakfast
Optional. Ar. 4,965s. -
If siea Yot Im ARE RE- pam aaie EN- man looking
for honey room, then phone. DU
7-O507, after Z pm. Half block of
14th and You SITS. NV.
MASS.-WIS. AREA, 2610 36th pl
n.w,-Pvt. home: conv. csr.bus: lge.
warm. cor. rm.;; shower. TV.. radio,
ph.; gentleman; $40. EN-. 2-4646
1901 KENYON ST.-Dble. frt. rm
with pvt. bath; $40 per mo, Also
lge. sgle. rm., SIS. DU. 7-9454. -
SHOREHAM VIC, 321e Klingle I'd
Attrac. rn.. lovely home and loo.
Shower bath. gentleman. Wo. 6-5l ~
1000 KALORAMA RID block from
Conn, ave, Nicely furn. lge. End floor
front rm.: also smaller rm. Next to
tub and shower bath. Reasonable
1900 500 MASS slyi AVE. N.w.-Large room
lovely furniture. cooking unit with
refgr.. maid service linens, SIT 30
THE H. s wi Hi sSea SIuB, 1855 Mass
ave. n.w:LHome for discriminating
with pvt bath. kit; priyils;, Bendixs
5ii7 coIoRADo AVE.-Attrac. sgle
rra.. next bath, shower, phone; ldry
privils. IA. 9-5799. after 8 pm.
LOVELY Ice. FRONT RIM, across
from Statler Hotel for gentlemen
ladies or cple.i pvt. bath. ME. S-3l IA
SLEEP ON AIRF0AM and wake up to
music; TV, refgrs grill; S6-Si2
DESIRABLE MASTER BEDROOM fol
employed gentleman. private bath
eros: ventilation. Apt. $40. 1915
DOUBLE RM.. kitchen. bath. for I
boys. $3.50 each. AID. 2-S411. -
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MASONRY PAINT. sta-dF r. s for
ID. bags. $3.50 each. limited guam
tity: JE, 4-110i, days only. -
MOTORS EXCHANGED while you
wait; exact factory, duplicate GE'
for easy replacement on all house.
hold and com. equip. Do it yourself
and save on our low. prices. l-year
guarantee: free parking. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
executive desk. cost over $500 new,
tables. lamps. s52 Washington
BIDS .1 18th and N, Y. ave. NV
sss ;aa AaTmg gS, ch ezhFsSH
NUS Music a co, 81. 7" Ss IS
CUPBOARD, 16-h.p., Johnson, 1850.
good cond., 500; single barrel shot.
gun, 20-ga., SO: large commercial
vacuum cleaner, $50; chain hoist. l
ton. rooler; Sl5 each. III 10th ST.
piH ieoN q; 21fgIf RECORDS = sale OF
5000 7S-r.p,m. albums, classical and
VALLEY ELEcTRiC SHOP, 1905
Mass. ave. EN-. 3-1Sf5.
PHOTO COPY EQUIPMENT-Rem-
to ii in. BY ~ in; dry rhoto copy
process; copies anything; : years
Old will sacrifice; $3.50. Cali be-
tween Mon. and Fri. ME, S-i2:,22
PIANO. steinway grand. model l.
so1 ~ lq psss in nan n5 csse' ake-ne~
hos 1885 $3.50 0ac 81. s 4"9oo4. s Hla
Kenilworth. dr., Chevy Chase; Md
PIANO. Chickering grand; 5'3'; beaut
mahog,, custom made; excel. buy
1915. XII. S-1313.
PIANO. Steinway style NJ grand
completely factory rebuilt; sold with
new guarantee; reduced, 81 ,495
easy terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
1900 @ st. NV. >
PIANOS-New. 40-in. console. direct
action. mahogany case: reduced to
$3.50. easy terms. MUSIC SALES
p fENp l$Go 6 s make e" srands S a,
deep cut prices. Knabe, steinway,
Gable, from S595. Fine cond. and
fully guar, KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
PiANos@xmas sale on large selec.
OF wood finishes and cabinet STYLES!
all new, full Keyboard; all reduced
to make real bargains: from $3.50
long easy terms. MUSIC SALES
r G0MRP rd 13on prS g st; n, nv S,s do3yn
IS mo. tno hauling chargel puts
on our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan, KITS. 1880 g st. NV. RE
PIANO; wurlitzer spinet: excel. toni
quality, fine cond. Outstanding value
$345; KITS, 1880 @ st. NV" RE
pIANOS--We have several real val.
g ges in Teco sat6T o StsiaNa9
e corner lsth and 8 sts. NV. Ms :
PIANOS-Used uprights, $40 and up
Consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART. 1915 18th st. NV. (jus
above the lbrary). Open Mon
AND Thurs. ewes. 1890 u
fnIi seyboard n seine tsah only s45e
Mahogany finish, 10-year guaran
tee. Also. many values in uses
f piANo MART Ma iy's ioI5 7ih h st. INV NV
tiust above the library. oper
Mon. and Thurs. ewes. "a
PIlNOS-We have a good selection
Of slightly used and floor sampl,
offerins at reductions. Easy terms
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and {
SITS. NV. est. $4,000 and 933:
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring: Down
town store open Monday and Thurs
day ewes. Silver Spring store opel
every evening; b
PIANO; console: perfect condition
Call Wo. $1,000 or Wo. 6-695l
PIANO. Kimball apt.-size upright
Like new; 500. Phone Ii. 4-o3o6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

cut-thread,. fixtures. CLOCKS. INC,
1546 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
ERADiOS-Four Arc. transmitters
with 140-watt power supplies, Best
otter; JE. 3-955S after 4 pm.
very little, just like new. LII, A.
REEsiGERAToRs, 200. gas: in excel
condition. 4 and 5 Gu # II YOU
need an extra retgr at home or at
your summer cottage. these are a
bargain They are now being re-
bn oysd from mi, ants pd to Pc replaced
R s5l ,,ss ! ssS and electric
administrations ll Norge: Apex wash.
ing machine; Doth in good cond
SID; DE. 2-5492 after $50 pm.
RSE EaTdtnsR S,Ra e. &c, =, 3 GU f;
REFRIGERATORS. used. rent or buy
44lS Conn ave. EN- a.-T3O0
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE, new;
electric stove, practically new; /
electric paint spray. XII. s-0S90;
REFRIGERATOR. GE. So5; BARGAIN.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chines-Used. rebuilt. painted so
ieks sc NC ssao5 i yfd1 st. r NV. Ms
RIE.E,GRIGERATORs. slse;, gas, reeond;
SsSo5,b5ea esa7 Ga. ave. NV De
REF asYGi 1887. : Gu. it,
SIS: dehumidifier. Coldspot, used
months, SS5; window fan. II inch,
so. OIL. 2-3969. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1853 S-cu.-
IT,, family size refrigerators, still in
sLsf4ERY Ssild f5oe WIS., ave. ks
REFRIGERAToRs-New Hotpoint. 9
Gu. it,, builders surplus. sacrifice
prices. MERRIMACK CONSTRUC-
TON, Oh. 6-1SI6. -
RUGS-IWo gxi5 Oriental design
rugs, brand-new. never used; regu-
lag. SIP, saerif,cing for oS Sa7 so.
NV Me s-o4is
rosy brown broadloom, orig. 500,
now sos. Also, several scatter rugs
and bric-a-brac; .JE. 2-1042. -3
SAWS, woodworking machinery-4
in; Lointsr. s3l;5o; Sin, tilt.type
saw. only S4g.95 something new,
come see it,; also some floor models,
including lathes, at reduced prices;
free parking. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
CO, 2413 Sherman ave; NV.
SHELVING. steel sections, S7.95 up.
See US for lowest prices on adjust.
steel shelving for books, records.
gen. storage; stock sizes or made to
fit your requirements. ] CT 1000.
ELECTRIC EQUIP. CO.: 2473 Sher-
lady's, : Chicago rink. size
IA rubber toe tips; lady's gray
suit: mems wear. size 8; formal.
ballerina length, size 10. AID.
4-2T60. q
SOFA AND CLUB CHAIR, red uphol-
stering; good condition; slip covers
included. Call after 8 PM. ME.
S-2161. Apt. us. B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, l-nan, $l2 per day;
oman. SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS 4 EQUIP CO.. JU. 9-6Ssi.
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers.
FOLK SUPPLY. WO. 6-052S. -
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets and
consoles, SIG monthly and up plus
hauling. Also bargains in used
pianos. PIANO MART. 1918 9TH
st. NV. Open Mon. and Thurs. ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
APIS. EURNIsHEp-YA.

ARL.-Newly furn.. 2 bedrms.. s135
ITO N. 10th st. Apt. 4. ia. 2-0721
ENTIRE end FL.-Liv. -bedrm., kit
dinette. bath, separate entr.. porch;
FALLS CHURCH lis min. to Penta-
gon)-Four-un bldg. 2 pvt. entrs.,
liv. rm., full din. rm., kit. bedrm.,
bath. large screened porch. garage;
ref. JE, 2-1042. -
BUCKINGHAM TENANTS assigned
overseas for relatively short time,
want proper care for their newly
furn., 1-bedrm. apt; S76.50 (un-
furn. rental to responsible people.
Call IA. $4,000 after pm. "a
apt, utils., brick
gar; S125; mr.. Fl. Myer and shop
ping area. ia. 2-1641 after 9 pm.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED two
rms. and bath, private home, mr..
new Westinghouse Airbrake Lab,
Fairfax. Co.; reas. JE. 2-6557.
ARL:. mr., c!arendCn-Entire end T.;
rms. bath: mr.. bus, 10. min. Pent..
D. c.; $40 mo-. incl. utils.;
couples OK. JE. 4-6265. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed-
room apartments; ianitor service,
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton: all utilities; SIS to So so.
Call TIE. 6-6670, between loan.
III 7 Z 81; apt, sos; quiet
smpl, .cple.; close to shopping. KE.
2.H1o1 II