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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

DeaI Santa
VIII AD please bring ne Il. tiny
thars dall a doll stroller and: q
baton $40 YOU know have 1T
TIE alstef HER nasae is Nitzi Cal
and sf6 iould Ike a don doll
stroller and any thing you have
tof ar <jYe
barbara Dean Drlskl'
Farmville Va
Dear Santa
PlesaaA Dung me holster and
gun ana nome candy and nl.ts
AMI q latle car #hlch can 70 b.
hls SET #nd 4 pair 81 gloyea
leroy junior IRE
.lfafmgilie
Dear Santa Claus
Please bling gs4 some Roy Reg
efa clothes for CHRISTMAS gaut
NC boots. bedroom noes ueft
orn shlft. that tres HI front spurs
tNo pallb pants .eatarohe Signal
fiasiillQha and 4 guitar Bring
me loE ct a master Htth
films a 1coy Rege tent kni:e
thnt fofget " brlng aoFnethlua
iQf Cfak and Ghafleuf Loge
.1etry Do@dy
Farm lid Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16
Dear Santa

Please bring ne a Davy Crook
EFT suit with fringe. b Dale Evans
doll with extra clothes. and roll
Ter skates and a brides set Of
paper dolls I love you
Jane Ellen Lester.
Ballsville. Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16
Dear Santa

Valentine Ballerina. Miniature
doll chaft. Aunt Jemima pan
cake mix Dressing and Ward
robe Love
Lucy Putnev
Farmyille, Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me a y b gun a
puzzle a pair bedroom shoes and
anything else you think / would
Ike
Please BE- good 70 all the other
little boys and girls Thank You.
Tommy Roach
Green Bay. Va RI.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
READERS GRAB BAG

Mayit be perfected in time to
help an earnest but inept golfer
in Hollywood who had his first
chance to break Us a few Sun
days ago - but had to sink a
l0-foot putt to accomplish the
feat! Trembling with excitement,
he crawled around the green for
five minutes, studying each blade
of grass IN the path Of the ball,
then fiuttered a handkerchief to
determine the exact direction of
the wind. Finally, he appealed
to companion, actor Bob Ster-
ling, who shoots in the low 7O's.
'sFiOw should l putt this, Bob?"
he asked. Sterling answered,
Keep It low!"
NJ fHE BRIDAL department of
a Fort Wayne emporium, writes
Cliff Minor, a customer stopped
the usually quick-witted consul
tant cold. What she wanted was
"a maternity wedding gown"
Sorry" gasped the consultant,
but doubt that you'll find that
in the entire state Of Indiana" "
Evening star., 1955-07-24

him. Emil" he asked his host,
where do you get your oranges?
Never have l tasted such deli
cious juice. - ''In the little
store down the road" answered
Emil.
MIR. Hinrichs bought a crate
on his way home. But when he
sampled the juice, the taste was
not the same. He phoned Emil
to register his disappointment.
II can't understand il, - replied
Emil. "Your oranges are the same
rs ours. What gin did you use
with them?"
HACKERS on the golf links will
rejoice at the announcement that
Motorola Inc. is experimenting
with an electronic ball. Ii is
equipped with miniature bat
teries and a tiny transmitter
which sends a radio frequency
signal strong enough to be picked
up by a portable receiver in the
pocket Of the golfer.
Gone will be those dreary
searches for lost balls! The duff
er can whack one a hundred
yards into the deepest rough,
and by simply turning his re-
ceiver in the proper direction,
recover what editor Charles
Morton would call his elusive
white pellet" without delay.
Daniel e. Noble, vice presi-
dent Of Motorola, warns that
this revolutionary golf ball. un-
fortunately, has been developed
only for demonstration so far.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

n N A Maine
i fishing camp,
Hans HinrichS,
of New York,
was served a
bcaker Of orange
juice whose fla
vor delighted
Evening star., 1955-07-24

'sTime yoa pe0ple snapped up
around here" said the customer
scornfully. They've got 'em in
Kentuclky!"
TRE LAST STRAW. Tradition
calls for at least one Texas
billionaire story in every Grab
Bag column. Peter Lind Hayes
supplies one about a tycoon who
drove his air-conditioned car to
New York. but rebelled at pay
ing q 5Ocent toll to cross the
Georse Washington Bridge.
'.Son, be inEaTsned fhe attend
ant 81 newer carry anything less
than q five-liunared- dollar bin.
How sssch Do yos NaHf for tie
bridget" - BENNETT CERT
Evening star., 1955-07-24

sssis wssk Asas..s.. = Jusy -. 1855
Evening star., 1955-11-23
.WoIfson Enters
ScuIIin Steel

NEW YORK. Nov. % (P.-
More than a third of the COM
mon shares of Scullin Steel
Corp, st. Louis, have been ac-
! quired by Financier Louis E
Wolfson and associates. it was
disclosed today.
| Alexander Rittmaster III di-
rector of several Wolfson firms
and a director with Mr.. Wolfson
of Montgomery Ward g. Co.. said
more than $4,000 of Scullins'
1928 shares have been ac-
Iquired for investment pusposes. T"
Purchasers included Mr.. Wolf
son. his brother Cecil and Mr..
Rittmaster.
Mr.. RittmaSter said the stock
was acquired in recent months
and that a meeting was held
with Sculiin officials ION a firm
cooperation basis" He added
that the Wolfson group has no
present plans to seek director
ships,
Already in the stable of Wolf
son companies are two small
steel firms.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 IA further
decline took place in grains on the
Board Of Trade today and DEALINGS be-
came q little more active than in the
soybeans again were of the most
and this time they were Joined in the
slump by corn. which had held firm
Yesterday. Further easiness in soybean
dicated either poor feeding demand
or a Rlutted feed market.
Wheat near the end Of the FIRST
s s9qr a was corr to y loYey Ser.r Df6s@Der pecs
Der si25is: oats unchanged to Y. lower.
December 645s; rye u to y lower. De-
lcember Liz: soybeans to I. lower,
January S2.33, and lard to Is cents
q hundred pounds lower. December
Wheat eased early largely in SYM
pathy with the rest OF the market:
Some selling developed on a report OF
citation that stands OF wheat are better
at this time than in any year since
the autumn OF 1851.
This report also noted that many
their acreage allotments. This would
make such wheat ineligible for support
under the Government loan.
There was some profit-taking in corn
and selling by those who feared the
distressed soybean meal market indi-
Gated q poor feeding demand. (
The Government sold million bush
els OF milo TO exporters at Gulf OF
Mexico ports at 81 .SSss to S1.S9la q
hundred pounds. This price was up
from that prevailing for previous sales.
Great Britain bought little corn
Additional lard purchases, totalinE
IA 956,00O pounds, were announced by
the Government in its program for sup
porting live hog prices. This brought
total purchases to 6.s71 900 pounds.
Bulls in grains were looking forward
to the international livestock show.
which starts Friday. They claimed
prices usually advanced during the week
the show was in progress.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Stocks Advance
In Wide Front;
Trading Fast

! NEW YORK. Nov. % Pl.-
News of higher dividends and
splits today pushed the stock
market higher in the early after
moon.
Prices we're strong throughout
the list with gains of to 2 points
showing everywhere and some
higher.
Trading hit a fast pace.
Union Pacific shot ahead 912
points at 200 on a proposed
5-for-1 split and declaration of
an extra dividend of So as
against 81 a year ago.
Visking was up between 2 and
3 points on a proposed 3-for-l
split. A dividend of rs cents was
declared. A year ago there was
an extra Of S per cent stock.
/ Curtiss-Wright was ahead a
fraction on a dividend of so
lcents, up 10 cents from the pre-
Ivious paymant, and an extra OF
lis cents.
/ Inspiration Copper was down
Slightly on dividend of 50,
making payments this year IS
as again So a year ago.
| Crown zellerbach gained
ground on a dividend of As
cents as against 40 cents pre-
viously.
North American Aviation was
ahead between and 2 points
after the company reported
SHARPLY higher earnings for the
fiscal year.
I Corporate bonds were quietly
higher. Government issues over
the counter were firm.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Steel Plants
10 Expand,
Raise Prices

NEW YORK, Nov. % (R.-
The steel industry will expand
ingot capacity by about is mil
lion tons in the next four years
at cost of more than So billion,
and part Of the expansion costs
will come from price increases,
the Iron Age. national metal
working weekly. said today.
It added that the industry
has not denied reports that prices
will rise after the turn of the
year. Iron Age reported as fol-
lows:
Industry leaders are repeated
ly stressing the need for higher
prices Some smaller producers
have already increased base
prices of hot rolled sheets, strip,
plates and fats. Several large
companies have raised the
charges for extras.
Additionally, the industry is
likely to adjust prices again after
settling with steel labor, just as
they have in the past. So this
will mean two price raises in
1856.
Meanwhile, the worst steel
shortage since Korea has forced
many steel users to cut back
production. Manufacturers Of
appliances. farm equipment.
'earth-moving equipment as well
as builders Of railroad cars and
Ifabricators of heavy tanks have
been affected.
Even without formal price
rises, steel costs for many con-
lsumers have been increased
Through costly conversion deals.
buying from brokers and pur-
chase of emergency requirements
from warehouses.
Lack of structurals has showed
practically all structural jobs be-
hind schedule. affecting areas
where modern highways or thru
ways are being built.
Steel production this year will
reach or exceed l16 million ingot
tons but. despite this, the pro-
ducers have been unable to cut
back on their order backlogs.
The result is an expected heavy
carryover of demand into 1856.
Current requirements plus in
Iventory building and uncertainty
over the steel labor outlook will
build the market up to fever
pitch in the first six months Of
the New Year.
Evening star., 1955-11-23

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
II 90 am $50 600 " noon o5o ooo
100 .. m. ! Aeo 600 900 pm 900 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares or sales IN
full
table are annual disbursements based on
1.-THE last quarterly or Semi-annual dec
llaration Unless otherwise noted, special
ior extra dividends are not included.
Also extra or extras 3 Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared or paid
in 1866 plus stock dividend Paid last
year Payable in stock. estimated cash
value on ex-diydend or redistribution
date, g Declared or paid 80 far this year
spiit-up, Declared or paid this year.
an accumulative issue with dividends N
arrears. p Paid this year dividend
omitted, deferred OF no action taken at
last dividend meeting. Declared or paid
in 1864. plus stock dividend Liauidat-
ing dividend cid Called e dividend
x-dis Ex distribution xr Ex righs,
wd When distributed wi When issued.
sln bankruptcy OF receiyershtp or being
reorganiSed under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed By such companies.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished By the Associated Press
Sales
Stock and Ado Net
Rate 90 High Low l;I5 chg
Evening star., 1955-11-23
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electric Power Production in
the week ended November 19
.totaled 11,149.0 900, 900 kilowatt-
hours, ali all-time record, COM
pared with 1o,878.000,00O in the
previous week and was 20%
above the like week a year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of a pound each OF
81 foods in general use, this
declined to $6.02 from $6.04 last
week and compared with $685.
in the like week a year ago
Dun & Bradstreet,
Mutual Savings Banks over the
Nation reported deposits OF ST.
800. 900 900 on October 81, up
S35 million for the month-Ntl.
Assn. Of Mutual Savings Banks.
Union Pacific Railroad direc-
tors announced a proposal for a
five-for-one split of the pre-
ferred and common stocks. An
extra dividend of $500 in addi-
ton to the quarterly SIPS also
was announced.
Crown Zellerbach Corp. stock
holders approved a merger with
the Gaylord Container Corp.
The combined companies will
have annual sales Of about $4O0
million.
North American Aviation in
year ended September 80 earned
S32, ,349.176 or S9.42 a share vs.
S22. l79,736 or $6.46 in 1854.
Federated Department Stores
in 50 weeks ended october %
totaled $21,i46.329 or $3.50 q
share VS.. $16,237.226 or $4.42 in
1854.
Hiram Walker Cham & W0rts
in year ended August 81 earned
Sl9, ,327 ,468 or $6.70 q share VS.
$40, ,252 ,4e0 or $7.02 in 1854.
Burlington Industries in yeal
ended october / earned $l6.370,-
900 or $1.83 a share VS.. $8,437 ,00C
or "a cents in 1854.
Reading Co. in 10 months
ended October 81 earned $8,-
I6l1,289 or SAB a share VS.. ST..
638, 800 or $3.79 in 1854 period
Erie Railroad in 10 months
ended october 81 earned $3.50
528 or S2.05 a share VS.. SIS, ,203 .92C
or $l.44 in 1854 period.
Lehigh Valley Railroad in II
months ended October 81 earned
| 5,148,3 800 VS.. $1,5o4,517 in 1885,
period.
Other earnings included:
For o Months Ended September 80
Evening star., 1955-11-23
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. - fP,.--There was
not much change in cotton futures dur
ing the forenoon today. Traders con-
'tinued to liouidste December holdings
mostly on the scale up. partly involving
switching from December 10 later
months. Current crop deliveries held
most OF the days gains. while new crop
months continued reactionary Traders
looked for another high cotton loan
lentry report from the CCc. although
reports from the South said some pro-
Iducers appeared 70 be withholding cot
ton from the loan until after the turn
lof the year for tax reasons
| Noon prices we're 65 cents a bale
ihtgher to so cents lower than the pre-
yious close December 343T, March
I33.4S and May 1923.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 d9.-The New
York Stock EXCHANGE reported TODAY
these odd lot transactions. by .principa
dealers on the exchange for November
90: Purchases OF 2O3,46O shares: sale,
Of l94,553 shares including t.227 sharei
sold short.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE

Butter steady to arm. Receipts 409, ,l33
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons fresh
Creamery. 93 score tAAl. 59M-5ph
cents; g2 score tA), 5S94-59; 90 scort
OBJ. 5S1a-bSst; SO score (cl, 66h-551s
Cheese steady. Receipts $50. 6.946
Wholesale egg prices arm. Receipts
2f,153. New York spot quotations fol-
low: Midwestern: Mixed colors, extras
t4s-50 lbSl, 55h-55: extras large (45-
4S lbsl, 54-55lz; extras medium, 41is.
a3ts: sn1alls. 3A-39ia; standards large
Evening star., 1955-11-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 l41.--Foreign
dollars others in cents tunchansed un-
less otherwise notedl.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 1I32 per cent premium OF
Europe Great Britain (poundl
s.. so 5I32, up II32: 30-day futures
I5.Ta s5I32, UP 1I32; 60-day futures
I2,79 1892, up ! L32 9o-day, futures
up is France (francJ ,osss Of q cent;
Germany tWesternl Deutseh mark
%, ,S5; Holland (guilder) 26,21, oil;
Italy (lira) .l6h of q cent; Portugal
tescudol $50; sweden (kronal 1854:
switzerland ,(franc( dree) 1884; Den
mark (krone) 1880.
Latin America---Areentina ureel 3 5b:
Brazil (free) ST, UP OF; Mexico S.02;
Venezuela (boliyar) 30.03..
Far East--Hons Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
D. c. SECURITIES

NOTICE
This exchange will be closed
tomorrow, THANKSGIVING Day.
8ALE6
Wash Gas com--10 at 3gah, rs at 39ss
Y at 3ass, 10 at 39ss, IS at 39ss
IS at 39n.
Pot Elec PWr cOm--50 at 22ia.
Goldenberg 81 pfd--2O at "a
Pot Elec Pw 360es pfd A--Io at AZ.
Gar1nckel epm--50 at 2gt4, 100 al
Evening star., 1955-11-23
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. % G1.--spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 43-
46h cents q pound. CONNECTICUT Faley.
Lead 1bh cents = pound, New ,fork.
Tin anss cents Z pound, New York.
Foreisn silver p1te cents per troy ounce,
New York At Pittsburgh scrap, steei
No. I heavy was quoted at 4s.Vo-Ss'vV'
Evening star., 1955-11-23

xEz dividend tPius extra or extras
? Arrears half pavahie June Is 1855.
half December rs 1858 a Declared or
paid 50 far this wear ar Ex rights
Evening star., 1955-11-23
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Nov. % aP.-Dividsnds
announced:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-24
THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE
FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER

Farinacci Buick = Olds Inc.
McCahan Motor Co.
C & r Motors Garage
Hoffman Bros.
Junction Auto Sales, Inc.
Mcbride Bros, Inc.
B. C. Crandall Co.
Kronk's GMC Sales
MOntville Service Garage
B. & V. Nash Sales
Spears Packard Sales & Service
Tee Pee Motors
Perkins Motor Sales
Lee L. Parpart
Evening star., 1955-01-27

FURN.--6 rooms Of complete furni-
ture; Venetian blinds russ, and
dec: " also; reas. IL 4-s27S.
,sa IN 5ss., .;s ,.s "a ,,.ss ,ssslsss %s
FtllKH H.g-nsd, BeAutyress spr.. mSitr..
dresser. chest drawers. wash. ma
chine. ". chair bed. reas.. s5tsr
$3.50, 4eae Kansas ave. nv. so
IHN In. sslsi asi. efa ~ sEars s1ET sIs iass ss as
otbd, mtr., car. IA. 2-23iS, --2S
Slond modem, soSa cond, Rsss. csil
betgecn 20 pm. Lu. e-s3e9. SO
Sam snins t,sie sSseh iamS rSsksiih kSsiih shsSs: also also
vacuum cleaner. AL Attaehments.
Gas RANdR. stainless STEEL Z bur.
ner; south Hsnd model with grin
as sss scsEsi.r sselss fs sns sisi s
ssSss. Sss shssp, Phone IA 5000.
cas- nANeE. rlsrsnes. as luxe. IN,
rev. lss: oven Pl1s Plus. SrsilsI ..sa I cs oven.
soss SsVs over ssfs saSo' ASKING 500, kess'
one l2xlb, cocoa, one 9xlA. neiee'
Wpnde Weave. 10. S-2354. --e1
GAS RANGES, new, used. installation.
PKKRLkSs SMks CO.. aasf o.
Gas hkNckss. ss Sssd. III - ~ con.
ditipns your choice, SO plNs deltyery
ehRF2s, ,, a. COZ u Co. 3tNi
hsAsh hAsh q sisis ~ 60. s.eRoo: ss,.,,. =,
coal. good RANGES. ACNE SIoNk
ehNkRa a4bks, ssTakfkRs. s5 ia M
! l9e Resort elee. meter teaniLss 4le
". ckkTY. i60s istk. No s-oa21
Evening star., 1955-01-27

AIT. HUNTING MADE EA9X
Tn show you excel SELECTIONS q
Rssrts. .Ii e & GnArnEi ED5 trs; At 5Tisasssz sz ssrv
Evening star., 1955-01-27

FREEzgR, ppright, l1.6 Gu. feet;
rHEExEn. sS n :, ssaSf sII,e 4, Il. cream nj a.D.
] converted. or motor. Leavins city
must sell $75. II. 3-64S2. 90
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.E.


LARGE FRONT Rd.. phone. laundry,
KIT. priyfl.: S25. WA. 1869. --29
QUIET ROOM. S25 mo-; settled
woman; ref; s Blk. car. bus lines
Meals il desired. Ii, 4-S426. RS
NEAR THE CAPITOL and Library fol
4 gentleman: ige. rraa; $3.50 wk. II
cAfiT0L HILL. warm front rm.. PVT.
fns III! i &. ~ ne. cfas4 ii 4.iSss s n. SO ssSs
CAPITOL HILL, nf. Congressional
Library Recently restored home on
historic Seward Square. Employed
couple win rent to quiet employee
person; Lac. rms attrac. turn u
col 6ShD--ssh AND FRANKLIN M
--Lse, rm. With porch. mr.. bath
coE Nat EoIsFDNEaR RfFlDl. VA afk a4RANsF.: an.
shopping facil front rm.
will accept 2 persons In / room. Cal
Mr.. BEN, Ii. 3-3700. rs
COLORED---ATTRACT. FURN RIM
with home priyileses; on Benninl
rd. ne; Ii. 6-a2sa. after 5. rs
ciiities, phone. etc. 1911 w. Va
ave. ne. Ii. 1882. -
Evening star., 1955-01-27
APIS. FuRNlsHED-MD.

FAKOMA PARK, nr. Walter Reed
Nicely furn. enc, kit, bath apt.;
nv, utils,; $50. JU. 5-626g,.
6ii4 CONN. AVE.--one rln., kit. and
bath: fully equipped; private home;
gentlemen or settled lady; excel
Eransp. S65. EN-. 3-O964.
TAKOMA .PARK--Smali, brieht. 3
rms, In ant. bldg. Bendix. express;
bus. Open. S69.50. s2ob Greenwood
1sgS BALTIMORE AVE-. Takomn
Pnfk--De luxe apt. Lee. bedrm.. liy
rrri., modern kit, tiled bath, beau.
tifully furn.: utilg. incl. entire Enc
fl.. lovely private home. separate en-
krance: S105. Call Mr.. 0ATEA IA
S-2710. RA. 3-s160. l
aSOs BURLINGTON RD.. Hyattstille
y ND. 80 rooms, kitchen and Ryt
bafh. SIS, uN. 4-6Qt37. --27
rin.. kit, bath: Sg8.60. sos b2no
ave. Sc. 10. e.4022 after $3.50 m
HYATrsyILLE. asls Hamilton . 8,
west. tust over District line bet
Cath. u and Md. U,-2 small ped
rms. Ice. iig. rn.. dlnette, BIZ
fenced yard. sos mo. WA, 7-227S
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

N. ARLINGT0N-2 lovely rms. Excel.
location In widows home. Cony to
transp. YounE women. ia. 2-55l0.
N. ARL.single room, next to bath;
new home; ptiyils.: close TO bus and
THkoMAn AXIOM fAisk1-Niceiy lei sSD. iu9D dou-
BILE front rrn.. pvt. bath. conv. TO
bus. $40 week. JU. 5-3064. --26
sSat sSs issiiy s eHi nsR. sR a-isSs s
sunny, fr. rm., 8 windows.
lge. closet. pvt. home. iydr. priyiL: :.
nr. shops. Pentagon; on busllne.
1911 N. Pershing DR.. IA. 2-2741.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
MIscEL F0R SALE lceal. |

HRDDEgG, fioor samples. Posturspedic
foam rubber. box SPRINGS and mat
tre11s regular, S160s60i now y1l0.
co. A.Z1Ia. ~
Evening star., 1955-01-27
REMOVAL SALE
STEEI

We have large stock Of new
and used steel in many
sizes, such as I-beams, angle
iron and reinforcing steel
cut to size.
GENERAL WREcKING co.
Ioss brentwood nd. NE Ap. s-gt77
Evening star., 1955-01-27
FURNITURE

HEW AND USED FuhN1IuNB
IN ExCEL.LENT CONDITION
Ind tables, $2.95. Rocker, $g.eb.
Library step table, S9.e5. Sofa beds.
$a9 .e6. Solid walnut round dining
table. $le.eb. Sofas, $29.95. Ty
Kitchen and dining chairs. $2.g5
Walnut tea ,wason. $iS.s5. pine
bookcases. $1.e5. Coffee tables,
with mirror, 4-poster bed. chest oi
iresses, slse5, Coil springs: si0a5
tee. fist,top desk $50. Mod. osh
S4.N5. a-pe. sectional sofas, $64 ,p5
B fioors Of furniture stocked with
excellent values. Open Monday and
Friday evenings. Free delivery
siatsiN iFautRsNfTuRE fTtj TRADING MART
Qi3-2tb-2l7 KinR ST., Alex, W.
kf. $4,000. KI. s-e3ot !.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

CAMBRIA, Leica 3P eummarit l.5i
= new condition: case; $1g7. Rollie-
mex 3.5; perfect; case; S140. ST
3s0Is9, TIE. 6-236S after 5 --27
CAMERAS - 4x6 Speedgraphic t2):
aark-room eauipment. IA. 9-b241,
CARPET. wall to wan. gray. "a
yards; 4 VI. old; value, 5000; will
= ee1 for $3.50: Can be seen at Sc
= CURITY STORAGE during day Tin
) nafle Of Heisey1. EN- 2-64s2. -26
.CAHPET--Chenille. ashes Of roses
color, l72xl2.o; reasonable of5er.
sc2sn REdIsTEK, National ReSister s
4 rings Up 70 $D99.9g. Adding ma.
chine combined. 8 depts. $500 ol
best cifer. TU. 2-6767 or HE. 4-32e7
COAT. lady's, black cloth, winter
: size 16 excellent condition: $50
COUCH. modern 3-piece sectional; Z
tables, ! lined oak, separator; $7t
for all 10, 2.6Oe7, --27
DEF FREEZE, D.2 Gu. II. coidspot
S155 1885 Easy pl. sc. LU. 1-s002
sDEsKs--3 double pedestal typist. !
single pedestal typist. secretarial
DISK, jarse. d-fashioned: excellent
condition. other miscel. items oi
furn. WA. 7-2549. 80
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.

ONE AND z BEDRM. APTs:, COM
pietely fuYn.. in Ari. and fslls
Church. sos to $l16 per mo-, eau
kE. S-6677: ewes, IL 3-ll4i.
FAILS cHURCH---s-room apt. com
pIetely furn; all util. incl coliy.
location; 500 per mo. csli IL =
AkEiIikaroE-on wilson blyd.. eony.
to psntAson; wv. rni- beormr is Eig'
Aysil immsd. "a. 5-Sis7 q "a
EAfExiHSpRIA-Beaut. a-bsdrm, apt.
/ IN Colonial town house. 2 nrepiaces,
sep. din, rnn-, super mod. kit. and
AiHEHsGTok-Ifs. ipEH ards I SEy. OsSSSyi ana Lincoln
st.-Liy. rrls l bsdrmy htf lgS a',d
cecil 3: LuhToN Rssaitor, "a 2
9a33 syssy "a; 2-Rbss7. ......,-s ,,s4 y,
more: ptiiities Included. ist DR..
2-bedrm. apt: children and pets ae-
1YlTY "a. k-anlil. ---21
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n Anx.. nttrac. Nv. IN. hsdrp-,
knll.y Rs ys,; ssa1Is: les $40. iI 5E s-sass NY
ALKxs--Lerss 2-bsdrm. fulnishsd
Af.ExkNnRlA--Rmcieney ana l-Ssd-
room opArtmenfs. innikor service.
laundry Driyileges: oowntoWn loea-
esll u 6-5S7O. bssusaa 70 an.
and 8 pm.
n zRL.-Attrne. turn. s rms. and
Evening star., 1955-01-27
J ROOMS WIN BDARD

1S4T 16aA 81. N.ws-pguble and
sinsls rooms ior younE iadis. .nd
LOVELY FxRk vIEW - with o.
without board. Excel, tranBp. NON
smoksrs and non-drinkers. CO 3
cfUS MASON. i7ae n Happ, ~.
nv. pe luxe living IN club res.
for refined ladies. men. $3.50 NJ
incl lull-cqgrss meals hotel serv-
WALTER REED VIC, nicely turn.
twin bedrin. home priyiL delici0ns
meals. nA 3-4129 --27
Es1PLOYED MOTHER ana child. en-
cellent meals, good transpcrtetion
lssh sc 81 Wv. $50: sonv. 5 on.
and shopping eeaterj ~ lognsel
c1EnnsiA ssIfl'shi III RB NV, sooi NE.
Ssies.. SIS: <Siss- 81. &C. 500.
cALvERr aousx, lsoi Iesh ~
Ideal residences Ter huslneHB people
and rtudenta geiectivn menu
ewiI1nk1ar1. LN .--.4A