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ROOMS WITH BoARD

ATTRACTIVE ROOM near bath. in
boarding home for elderly people.
Excellent meals, kindly care. 2206
wisconsin ave. NV, I'm. 2-53O9.
MT. RAINIER-Rocm and board in
pvt. home, double or single room:
reas.; cow. transp. WA. 7-793S.
RIM. AND MEALS In pvt. home for
refined lady or gentleman. friendly
atmosphere. RIA. 3-6184. -22
1919 COLUMBIA RID. NV. - Clean
single or double rooms, excellent
food, meals optional; reas. rates;
1911 4. l. AVE. N.w.-ssle. and
dble. rms. good meals. TV, Bendix.
Sl3 up. Cali DE. 2-9645. "a
ROOM AND BOARD, for elderly per-
son; good transportation; nice porch
and ard; reas. no. 2-603S. --25
100 2lst ST. N.W.--A distinctive
home for. young people, in an un-
surpassed location; elevator and
laundry facilities: reasonable. -26
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL NV.
a block of Conn ave-, overlooking
Rock Greek Park phle and sgle
rms. pvt. bath avail; excel. meals;
rates, SIT 6u Wk I'D HO 2-35tO
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLORED - QUIET, comfortable;
PRIVILEGES. sgt . month. LU.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. in
aapt. bldg: for 2 girls. On cafline.
COEOREDMi12s MORSE ST. Ne
Furn. rms. pvt. kit. empl. people.
Ii. 7-0574. I'd
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ShapOl Gardens

Large 2-bedroom apis, fac
ing Fort Dupont Park. In
Generator on every floor.
Bus stop at corner. Elemen-
try and jr. high and
parochial schools nearby.
Inquire 4002 E st. Sc, Apt.
201. LII. 1-4265.
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APTS FURNISHED. e.
Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Redecorated
BEDROOM
UNFURNlSHED, $72
EIIRNTSHEn COS
FURNISHED. So
UTILITIES iNCLUDEr

UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms. 4 to 5 closets, new 8.
Gu. -ft. Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now be.
ing installed. Spacious lawns ad-
jacent to large playground with dag
school. ~. at door, one zone. Phone
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

ROOMS FOR RENT near Center mar.
ket. 2nd and 3rd floors. over store
20 rooms. low rent. RIA. 3-76OS
CoLORED.s.E. ION Penn. ave. s.
I'll 3-0O2S. -23
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APIS. FURNlsHED-D.c.

liT. rm.. mn bedrm'. " kit, Bath !'t twin III
beds: $50, incl. utils. RIA. 6-2o36;
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th A st.
Excel SGGS . Rsio: $685. E Is. sSS5o
DAYS; Elk. s-isis: after s. nRA.
1882 FORT STEVENS DIR. NV NV
unit apt. house; :u rear io' porch. q good
tra s,ac S1l6. utils. incl. call AID.
LoNDSoN HALL APIS. 1893 isth1 st.
n;;w.-Efhciency apt. bed: lily. Tm..
kki td and bath. Day or week. Ma
1914 10th ST. N.w.-Nice. clean l..
S I'm, and dl kit. enc. Elevator to door;
III. % &Iase. AVE. x,w.-1s@@. and
s sHS Eo sv he ssst enc on 2ns H.
4is q. 81 3 rs =! s% W. and rms Sc
oEa Okla ~ ME- H' s. cSi 00~"'0"n ga gnu
1112 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely .furn.
large enc: modern downtown bldg.
convenient sony q to to everything. See 5ss'-
N.W W. sRSte decor. 2-bedrm. apt. for
couple or 3 adults; conv. transp.;
1 ff.s' M afns' AVE AVE-. N.E.-Nice.
2 rms: pvt; entrance and pparkins,
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-rhe Palmer
,sSassGs ssSs$
h aei CHINA el Silver, siGsa: &C. tGs
ing rn.. full bath. kit, refgr.. .elev.,
laundry. storage; enc. secretarial
service. 1875 Euclid st. NV. HU,
1892 81 EYE |. ST. st N, N.Y. large rms;
n.y. s2yn seS9ss 'Y E Ss 9sS49s incl, gssl'
S.E.-Attrac. 2-rm. bsmt. apt, pvt
shower Gos sntr. and utils.. empi. sDle.
E ri eiiSSSi APT, attrae.. mod,
u uts s RsI Rs ss Ia Ia s ssl%Gnt I'd
ATTRAC. FURN. EFFIc. APIS. Sio-
SIS week. Utils. linens. 1924 Yer
ss1e 10Th ST: NV rms. kit.
Shown s'tP '1SS D 5S b blS''E z-d sisa
I44o N 81. N.w.-Newly redec. 2
rms. KIT. bath. Nicely furn. Walk,
DIST. Jenitor serv. $3.50 plus utils.
3Sss N 81. N.E.-New enc. apt;
liv: rm. .bedrm. comb, complete kit.
pvt. bath and entr.: oil utils. incl. |:
empl; adults onlyi avail. Apr. 1. IL.
EAST CAPITOL sT.-Modern 2 rms.
EnSwly dee, $3.50: Adults. a Me Nicely
l fssp a G6fRrs sF N sWsn.DA II s s. Pm
bedrm.,. kit. bath and porch. In apt.
bldg, Avail. April l OIL. 2-7387.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., bath and kit.
Light and attractive. JU. S-14S6.
MONROE ST. N.w.-3 or 4 rm. furn.
apt. LIST flr. 3-rm. bsmt., pvt. ent.
Reasonable. Convenient. Call DE.
I1sS n st. Nw.-Attrac. s-rm. apt.
Avail, immed. Call OIL. 2-73S7. or
vGx0SnSSS4tsSflp xGTrx in ss at At e 2;
Conn. ave.-Attrac. liv. rn., bedrm.,
kit. bath and porch. Avail. immed.
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JEFFREY GARDENS

NEW DE LUXE APIS.
Featuring ige. beautiful kitchens with
garbage disposal. lge. separate din.
ing area. huge closets; off-stteet
TWO BEDROOM APIS. AVAIL.
APRIL l-S7S.50
2-BEDROOM. $3.50 INCL. UT1LS.
Driving dir: Out s. Capitol S. Bridge
to Atlantic at. left to .4th ST., right
to Chesapeake st. left 10 9TH 81.
and development.
RESIDENT MGR.
1884 9TH st Sc. 10. 2-070O
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs

REsTR. EouIP.-o-burner Masi,
Chef range, IS steamtable. 6S 2-dr
refgr.. chefs tables and rack, pot.
and pans, dishes. glassware. silver.
ware. chairs and tables. etc. All II
excel: cond.. reas.; must SELL 6outf
5-4801. 80
RoASTER. GE, excel. cond.; $50
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APIS. UNFURNlSHEp-D. c.

H asD es 8, kfNa c. q: EST Son 1853
2110 Nichols ave. sc. LU 4-250l
GEORGETOWN-l-bedrm. apis. on
one Of Georgetown's best residential
streets. Modern Kits; and b ct N6 are
s assas5j u Ev sR.' ~ 9pusse eassaa'o 7's0 "a
1914 K st. a.w. Liv. I'm. bedrm..
kit. and bath. modern corner apt.
Apply NATIONAL FINANCE CO
SIS 4th ST. II; N.w.Ncon S0S downtown
S65: also apt. for $3.50 mo. See
sanitrssss In rear. or phone on ma.
Newly Z, ID psEscoRAEEY sxe.sedicsm
Se:Sedro Sas-0e spt $3.50 con- ON
st. NV See janitor. '0 @2S
1855 n ST: NV rm.;, Kit. and
c 5eo!E&! rAs,k-N.xly dec. 3 rms.
S StiIs; vs. vs. s. sRPI eDle' sentil'
THOMAS CIRCLE AND M ST. N.W.i
modern ! bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. bath;
immed. occupancy; well,kept bldg
oo4.oo' ME. o-o4oo' IL FotvrV'
is: ra nII1 Etc., Baths 81 ssS s.T Incl sssi
1901 l4th ST. N.W.-Entire LIST f.,
liv. rm.. bedrm. kit; share bath;
s sefeT,i $50 no. incl. utils. "a
NEW BLDG. 41se Livingston I'd. So.
Large 2 and ! bedrm. apts., shop
ping close by. Parking, laundry IA
cilities on prem: incinerator. master
TV antenna, large closets. modern
sit; See mgr at Apt, 1O2. 10.
5Isf 81. Sc. 1888 rms. and bath.
Wills: iurn.; apt. bldg. Or i9rn.
ra iii G < 81, NV rooms, kitchen,
reception hall, and bath; $50. so
month. Call Res. Mgr.. MA, s-2630.
1904 nth ST. N,w.-Lovely 2-bed-
ewes. and Sun. DE. 2-S477. -26
4 RMS. KIT, BATH-So arranged
can be used as Q apis. conv. to
everything; 500 mo. co. 5-ssb6.
1918 LINCOLN RID. Mel bedrm..
cIuid. ali Sti f. $50. so. Cali ain Il. 4.
HuJMPHR1Es REALTORS. Ma, s.
estS AND pENNA. s.E,-Nev sid blds..
2 bedrms,. liv. rm., din. kit. and
bath H IHslaf 81 s' REAiGess sa
1908 NJ ST. Me- bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. kit; and bath; "a $40 80 per mo
$3.50 18th PL. NV bedrms.. liv,
r. Fn sin' Ah lt eHS iSSsssh S Ssxf 81
NEAR sBVzGiNG FIELD-unusIasslly
large 1:bedrm. apt; children well
s S9S 4, ian ,anitor c service service qtil' incl
nah Ct Sc, 20. 2-725b or JU.
HALEY GARDEN ATS. 1900 bIock
g; Cepitol st..Liv; rm. bedrm;
eli utils. 10. $500. "a
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ALEXANDRIA

AIEAANOH1
! bedroom liv rm., dinette, kit. and
bath. ! blk. to stores. theater and
bus.
Unfinished units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 n. Pitt st. TIE. 6-0S69
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REPAlRs AND sERVIeE lcent. }

STONE WORK. nagstcne terraces
walks. brick or block retaining walls
ehimneys. nFeplaces. all kinds &c:
ment work. pipe DRAINAGE. r
INA NE4R cHSSfS rS s@ in:ts sSss
modeling, porches, Kitchens, baths
IA. $4,000 80. 5000.
nv hEPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE. DAy
or .niEht service, .Reas. rates. al
work. parts and labor guAranteeS
Act NOW, while prices are down
additions, alterations. remodeling
II. 6. TURNER ENGINEERING co.
INC, JU. 5-6223. -22
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ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-ONE LARGE front room
or bsmt. rms. for business pur-
poses. $50 mo. Ii. 7-9s35. $40
to pm. go
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MlscEL. EoR SAID teens.l

FURNITURE gALE-Brand-nsw, BET.
ter.srsds bedrW,: dining rm;: living nS
factory cioseouts, etc. A great saw
BIpo..t $50 ' New York ave: NV.
daiiv. 1876: Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4Sl0'
FURNITURE-Dining ym. suite. val
nut. 10 piece, In excellent condition:
500 or best OTTER. JU. b-9229.
TURNITURE-Liv. rm.. din. and bed
rm;; russ. misc; must sacr, "a
FURNaTURE Foam-rubber box
spring and mattress, almost new:
S76 WO 6-S7O6. ~
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REFER. CLOSE OUT

REFER. CLOSE OUT
Gibson. thlcc Westinshcuss az
AZ mira EeilSrs, All new ID ssaIet
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY 90
Open Evenings I'll 8.
10th and II SITS: NE. Ii. S-00SE
RESTAURANT E0UTPMENT. cam
IR net,;d.t to as seat 90 e IS people
Small deep freeze. Cau Elk. 3-Q27I
NO oeeiers. 30
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ga cts, emerald cut. $500. LIv.
n IMGs Sr9Sss 4 co. 142S H st: a NV
DINING ROOM SUITE. lO-pc. wal.
nut; very sood condition. JU; s.
DSlk tss E9RM, 81 curtain stletsSsr
ENS tSs5 Lo ~ 0os Complete set set Of
coI!,ss5's incl. ir. edition. ~.
4 ~ t $:'| = 75fs fiji
FREEzER 3; upright, IL Gu. IT,. Hsw
FiunRNfITGSiRH-Pr.etically new com
FTRNITUREE.virgiSiS sofs. nshos
$50. Call u. 2-s9s6. ia
FURNITURE-Bedro suite, pc.
e SarSnieAb breakfast set: end ND tables H'
bed, complete. WA. 5-O520.
FURNITURE-New Tvs, etc. bank,
ruptcy and estate sale Of gEoup'
sa a oda Sess
Goodman, trustee in bankruptcy o.
Lacy's, Inc; Joseph i. Rafferty,, at
torney for an estate; Mere Msrch ant.
transfer q oOoL ~ W., Cnton S"y,
age Co. and other eensisn0rs. B!
auction at WESCHLER'e. 9O6 st
NV, tomorrow. commencing. g:3(
am, continuing until midefter
noon. New furnishings include high
grade sectional sofas, sleepers
lounge chairs. Hollywood beds, bo,
springs, inneFspFing mattresses. ma
pie breakfast group, mirrors: bed
qintng groups. metal wardrohes
desks. utility and Kitchen cabinets
and double beds, bedroom and iiV
lnS room groups, folding poke
tables. window fan. tables, chairs
ete. aS pm, bankruptcy sale o,
neM kelevlsion sets. --2Z
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GORDON HOTEL
18th ST. BET. X AND EYE
reas.; weekly and daily rates,
MA O RORA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
BACKH0E-Crane clamshells. loader
and do1ers. LO. 5-479l. -23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
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ANTIQUES

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
BOOK SHOP. i7ss Penna. ave. NV
ST 3-669R
DRILL PRESS. I2-in. floor model
TU. 2-3S09 after 8 pm. or Box
260-D,. Star. '93
tents or odd pieces: also old china.
bric-a-brar. Buying and selling for
65 years HOPWOOD'S, 9Th and X
SITS NV ME- S-52S7
FURNITURE wanted today; furniture
and other useful household articles,
any amount. Also want good piano.
refrigerator and gas range. Call MR.
GRADY. MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE-Entire apartment. or
good odd pieces. CO. 6-3527 or
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DUPLEX Apt
1915 10th ST. NV.

Kitchen and bath; nicely furnished.
See MRS. BROAD. resident manager.
SHIPLEY PARK APIS.
Attractively furn.. brand-new furni;
2 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette. kitchen.
bath, Large rooms, picture windows.
ample closet space. laundry facili-
ties; cow. to bus and shopping CEN
ter. Once on development, 34OO
25th st. Sc. 10. 2-0135.
GARDEN APIS, Sc.
2 and 3-bedrm. furn. apis. Conven.
to transp., shopping, schools. LU.
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-22
2-BEDRM. HOUSE OF FURN.-
Amons them, refer. with guar; 60
ing overseas. must sell. LO. 4-5SSl
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MIRAMAR
1901 18th ST. NV.
furn. efficiency apt, in
cludes kitchenette: immed. oecu-
psncy;, $3.50. incl. utils. See mgr. :,
or call
CAFRTTz. DI. 7-9OsO ga
CONNECTICUT AVE. APT.
LARGE 2-bedrm., Hv. rm.. din. foyer
kit, bath. All utils. Switchboard
and elev. no. 2-8574. -23
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apis. Express Bus Service
"s"i FOAM l RuSBER MATfRE EasssIuos'
One-Bedroom Apt. 10000
Two-Bedroom Apt. $4,000
N 4 e2dd22z ath !, 81 II Sc SEaooe
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GOLD
BRING your dental gold. platinum,
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
o. YEARS AT cas- r ST. NV.
PIANOS WANTED-Will pay cash
for small or medium upright. TO.
0.6290. ga
PIANOIALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICEA
Call Dav or Night. JU. 9-3039.
PIANOS, ANY STYLE
WILL PAY CASH. PAUL GOLIBART
AID 4-692s 1870 TO $500
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/, A1R-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family Or corporation that can
afford the unusual In comfort and
amenities Living room 10 It. BY "a
dining area for 3 persons; bed
rooms and 2 baths or 3 bedrooms
and = baths; unusually large
closets: one or two Kitchens with
unit clothes washer, clothes drier.
sompartmsnt; 50 f., bv q q; priyst:
nagStone terrace WITT adjoinins bar:
recently eompleted aforementioned
NV commanding magniflcent view
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied Secretarial tele-
phone service. garage, basement.
laundry facilities and future public
dining room Furnished transient
Call EN- 2-02OO
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CHAIRS, dining, very elegant (SI,
SIS ca; red sofa bed. 500; carved
sideboard. SEQ. XII. 8-1387.
COUCH. modern foam rubber. large
e cushions. gray tweed. green trim,
new. reasonable. UN: 4-0093.
CRIB, StoFkline, maple: new mat
tTess; dble. HOLLYWOOD bed; sacrifice,
cash. CO. 5-5949. "a
DEEP FREEZE, 10 cgbic feet, gIsc-
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Dupont Circle Area
Two blks. from Mayflower Hotel
Walk to work. Sgle. and dble. rms.
newly renovated; clean and cheer
full; maid service; running water In
rms; TV; auto, washing machines
rooms and showers; young crowd
DU. 1854. 1915 Goth st. NV
GO mar uank aanh
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

prices; cedar screen.
oak boards. cypress, chain link Free
estimate. Call JE. 2.6QO6 -22
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TO Fla. MUST sci
t his E ssiI; contents 1887 ss.h hS piy'
F iHsS 0-t;s; NOR. value 1G 10,
your money, used fuEn. in town. See
SUI Sun, 1sss. $50 5 D't 4. NE ne. Ii
FURS..G1O-pc. din. I'm, set. B-pc. di,
nst:s set ,s Srs; ssgs ah sts etc
SON sofa, sos; Lawson chair. $50
choice Of quality fabrics. stripes
solids. damask. Our speciality: Sill
5i's' S&;ssii iis''';s ag:s
FURN.-Buffet. mahog.: low secre
tary, mahog., $35 each. Excel. cond
Call after 8 pm. EN-. 2-O4S6. IL
FURN.. In good condition. To NIL Il
bedrms. For appt. call 81. 3-lToO
Gas y RANGES. new. used, ,n.talla ton
c aye. R RI; 2s;SS5s sc, r,.o. ,.n,,r.. ~,
i iSii z E3Sd n1 Ean a. s ASGE STOVE
GOLF CLUES. 8 matched. registered
cond. $50. IKE. S-4764. IA
HEAkING AID--Vacoltte. used about
month, lust like brand-new; orig
price $3.50; will sell for $65 or best
offer. Call after pm. ia. 7-S547
HEATERS FEB. nsE; sss ,.. s EY |Gs ,,
=, III e, n.y, IA, e;sS62
oil burner for furn. with all controls
and 275.gal. oil tank. LII. 2-O63S
HIDE-A.BED. eimmons, pract. new
full-size. coral and brown: Si75
Immed. sale. CO. 6-04S3 after 8.
HIDE-A-BED. Simmons. rose, excel.
lent condition; reasonable. AP
H ,5f: VI HEATERS. brand. Ts
l64e-ys 81 suaT Van! no money dSTn :.i Pc,
sSs: sS$s 4 t ~. s:r1 q: Ca.
KITCHEN FIXTURES - GE dish
washer. like new, under "a orig
price; east iron. a." apron sink. $50
Easy Spindry washer, S25; KIT
steel base cab, "a" 50. top, SIS
sisal rug. sla So. So; day bed. $l4;
metal ironing board, So; Philco table
model phono-radio, LIP and IS, cost
$l2a:9b,. sell SAB. OR. 3-432l.
KITCHEN TABLE, Formica top. 2
chairs; comb. din. table and desk
drapes. dishes. glasses. hassock. ,elec
ing; XII. s.2o9l after $50.
salary to competent person. City
refs. REQUIRED. LU. 1895.
MIRROR AND GLASS TOPS
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GOOD HOPE HILLS
NEW ELEVATOR BLDG.

NOW BEING CONTESTED
Mr.. WISCONSIN AND MASS.
Beautiful large front 2-bedroom apt.
with all latest improvements. Rent,
S135 mo. ME. S-6043 or Res. mgr,
TM QoOI- 40
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DESKS. OFFICE

LsrEs selection Of used veod s and steel
cabinets, etc, Shop us for real values
Free delivery. NJ FRANK q SON
414 3rd st, NV. Elk, 3-S074.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire third floor
in converted town -houSe: one bed.
room. extra Large living room, al
tile bath. large Kitchen. garbage
disposal; clean building: quiet nriRh-
borhood. S1l0. Call DU. 7-647S.
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D lady's x Ct. siE75: ladys IL. s sts
$500; Ilsdy's IA cts pear shape
1872 :ts laO emerald a cut cut. $500. if I1y.
INGSTON 4 CO.. 1929 H st. NV
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MON. anu III. IVES. vi %
BAND INSTRUMENTS for rent wide
selection, Standard makes. So pei
mo-; full credit toward purchase y
you buy later. KITS, 1880 9 st.
NV. -
BATHTUBS, basins. toilets: pipe
BLOCKS INC. l746 Lee hwy. near
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FARM AND GARDEN

Axe, champion stock, show-ty
pups. 8 weeks. AID. 2-0605. %
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
Movement Growing To Curb Comics
Blamed For Juvenile Delinquency

WASHINGTON - Charles A
Storke, co-editor of the Santa Bar
bara, Calf. NeWS-PreSS, sat down
one evening recently to some odd
reading comic books he'd bought
on the city'S newSStandS.
He had read of the Senate's in
vestigation of juvenile delinquent
cy and its hearings on comic books
dealing with horror, crime and sex.
He wanted to find out for himself
what children were free to buy at
10 cents copy.
Midnight came. and Storke was
angry. He had read about wanton
sex, how to murder and how to
steal. Next day he went to see
Fred j. Salter. who distributes
more than half the 442 such mag
azineS sold in the Santa Barbara
area.
That night Salter also sat down
to read.
BAD DREAMS
What l found ave me bad
dreams, he said How writer's and
publishers are insane enough to is
sue such things is more than can
understand.
Salter Cancelled 80 OF the comics
he was distributing and laid down
a code for others banning such
things as lewdness, ridicule of law
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
Color Parade
Continues In
North Carolina

North Cardinals autumn foliage
parade has marched up the higher
mountains and is marching down
again to spread out over the slopes
below 5000 feet and extend across
the rolling Piedmont hills.
Just past the peak of color but
still brilliant with the red and or
ange of naples, dogwood, black
gum, sasSafras and sumac is the
Blue Ridge Parkway between
Blowing Rock and the Virginia
line. From the Rock itself and
from Grandfather mountain,
Parkway overlookS and the high
Smokes, there is a splendid panor-
anna of color on the lower peaks
and slopes. In the Thermal Belt
region around Tryon and Ruther-
fordton, there is still much sum-
mer greenery to contrast with au-
tumn colorS. The NeWland section
between Roam Mountain and the
Blue Ridge Parkway was in full
color this week, and US. Forest
rangers reported 10 per cent color
ing on Roam, 60 per cent on Flat
Top and SIS per cent on the slopes
of Mount Mitchell In U. S. Ga
which traverses a 500-mile stretch
of North Carolina from the noun
tains to the coast. there is beauti-
full coloring in the hardwood for
eStS bordering Piedmont farms and
on the Uwharrie Mountain Range
east of the Appalachians.
A Blue Ridge Parkway ranger,
predicting good color show
through October "a at attitudes up
to 5000 feet, has this advice for
sightseers: on Sunny days. he says,
the best time to really enjoy the
color is either early in the morn
ing or just before sundown. At
these times, the color shades stand
out more.
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
What Is A Safe
Highway Speed?

RALEIGH - Major David T
Lambert. executive officer of the
State Highway Patrol asked Tar
Heel motorists this week, What is
a safe speed?'
The average person expects the
answer to be given as a certain
number of miles per hour" Lam
bert said. Actually, no definite
speed can be labeled as safe.
"A safe speed can be deter
mined only after consideration
of four highly variable factors.
These factors are weather, the
condition of the road and traf-
fic, the mechanical condition OF
the car, and the drivers own
physical and mental condition
Everyone realizes that rain re-
duces visibility, and wet roads
make cars harder to control. Lam
bert said. But not every driver
takes these factors into account
when his foot is on the throttle.
Heavy motor or pedestrian traf-
fic tends by its very nature to slow
down drivers. yet those who
haven't slowed down have been
responsible for many fatal accl-
dents. Lambert pointed out.
And too often the car with un-
der par lights or brakes is driven
as though it were in first class
condition, he said.
probably the single factor least
generally considered in determin-
inc safe speed is the drivers ply
sical and mental condition" he de-
clared. TIE driver who is suffer-
inc from a bad headache OF eX-
treme fatigue cannot react as rap
idly to unexpected highway haZ-
ards as can a healthy and we'll
rested man
Like. the major said, the wor-
lied. nervous. enotionally upset
driver should not travel at the
same speed as when he is care
free. Part of this drivers atten-
ton is on the road. the rest may
be on his troubles
Posted speed limits are helpful
in telling drivers the maximum
speed a certain road can be travel
ed safely, but these posted limits
are based on favorable conditions
and cannot be relied upon when
hazards are present, he explained
Even though the sign may say
35 miles per hour" he said, that
doesn't mean 35 always is a safe
speed in that zone. Safe speed de-
pends on actual conditions that
exist at any given moment. This
is the idea that the State High
way Patrol is constantly trying tt
put across in its continuing traf-
fic safety program.