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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
Plentiful Pork
Makes Good Buy

Pork is a good buy in most mar
kets now, according to Madison
County Agent John Moore. He ex-
plains that U.S.D.A. reports show
about eleven pigs on the market
this year for every ten that came
to market last year. In terms of
pork this means about ten percent
more than last year.
At the same time, hog prices re-
Gently worked down to a new low
level for the last 13 years.
AS a result of this situation
which has put the farmer produc-
ing hogs in somewhat of squeeze
economically the food shopper is
likely to benefit. The supply of
pork is relatively good and prices
relatively lower than they have
been.
To this higher quantity of pork
coming to market may be added
also a higher number of cattle that
may reach market soon. Ohio had
289o more cattle on grain feed Oc-
tober l than a year ago. Many of
these have already reached the
market. Others will be coming on
very soon. This will give us addi-
tional variety to select from in the
market place and will tend to keep
costs down for the consumer.
This week, pork loins, bacon, and
hams are all listed among the
items for which the budget con-
scious shopper should look.
Put with either the loins or hams
a selection of the excellent quality
sweet potatoes now on the count
ers in most Ohio food stores, and
add a raw-cranberry salad, with
pumpkin pie for dessert and the
homemaker can serve not only an
economical meal but also one for
which her family will be most
enthusiastic, says Moore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

National Guard has increased by
so per cent.
The present strength of the
Ohio National Guard, Army and
Air, is 1880.
'In the National Guard our first
aim is to teach a recruit the fun
damentals of becoming a soldier
or an airnan and then to train
him on the weapon or equipment
that he would use in combat. We
have the weapons, the equipment,
and the facilities and are doing
the job.
I'VE consider the National
Guard the finest vehicle available
to the young men of our state for
fulfilling their military obligation
to their state and country"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
Farmer Named As
Rural ConsuI+an+
To FCDA Head

William L. Shaffer, longtime
farmer with extensive civil defense
experience, has been named Rural
Consultant to Federal Civil De-
fenSe Administrator Val Peterson,
and assigned to FCDA's Tactical
Operations Office.
Shaffer, with background of
18 years of farming and livestock
feeding in the Rocky Mountain
area, planned and directed "Oper-
alton Welcome"-the nations first
At the present time, the Founda-
tion can care for about 40 patients,
and with the help of groups such
as the Moose Lodges, plans call
for completion of the second floor,
raising the patient number to 130.
Presentation of the filled dime
boards was made by Gerald STAN
ley, Worthington, president of the
Ohio State Moose Association;
Harold Schaffer, Delaware, State
Director of Chic Moose Lodges;
and Carl Weiss, Mooseheart, ILL.,,
National Director of Civic Affairs.
Lodge No. 595 of London was
among those represented in this
project.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

for all of our infantry units.
Our tank units not only have
tanks and all the equipment that
goes with them, but the latest
tank training devices.
Our artillery has modern field
guns and the firecontrol equipment
and communications to operate
them with.
"Anti-aircraft units have their
anti-aircraft guns and the radars
to detect their targets.
Our Engineers have adequate
equipment. Motor and signal
equipment is new and of latest
types and is in fine condition.
I'VE have plenty of liason
planes and helicopters.
Our Armored Cavalry regi-
ment is fully equipped, power
full striking force ready to go at
any time.
Our armories are in good shape
and afford ample facilities for
training all units. Fifteen new ar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
Bottle = Throttle
Nice Try Goodbye

If you've had your hand on the
bottle keep your foot off the throt-
tie.
That warning was issued the ma
tion's drivers today by the Nation
al Safety Council as it opened its
annual Christmas safety campaign
in Chicago.
The campaign is aimed at re-
ducing holiday accidents. Special
emphasis will be on traffic acci-
dents, which have taken an up
ward swing this year of about s
per cent. A contributing factor to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
General kreber
Reports On Ohio's
National Guard

Major General Leo NJ. Kreber,
Adjutant General of Ohio and
Commanding General. 37th Infan-
try Division, made the following
statement this morning.
AS we approach the end of an
other year, / think that all of the
people of Ohio should know the
condition of their National Guard.
I wish to point out the following
Each soldier and airman has a
basic weapon and is trained in its
use.
I'VE have an adequate number
of rifles, carbines, pistols, automa-
tic rifles, mortars, recoilless rifles,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

The only people who never fail
are those who never try.
--Ilka Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12

bury. closes April 1s until next
December.
Ingrid Bergman doing better.
but all engagements cancelled for
four weeks. :. Bill Cullen vaca-
tioning In Mexico. =. The Sam
Coslows Frances King lost
their expected baby -. Frank
tNBC-Tv) Mullins weds Dorothy
Stordur In October. Carlo
comforting with Bill Paley?
George Sell, Clev Gland Sym
phony conductor, seriously Ill.
:. Ray Bolger's new TV formal
next season win scissor comedy.
stress his hoofing. Sheree
North rented the late Tom
Moore's home. :. Celeste Holm
into Persian Room: Nancy Lowe
into No. Fifth ave. Ferenc
Molnar's widow Lii due on the
Coast this week for Climax, "
will be guest Of Rudolph Siebert
(Marlene Dietrich's husband) at
his San Francisco Valley ranch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12

ridge budding with Otto Prem
niger. I. Ralph Meeker, after
completing kiss Me Deadly. I"
night clubbing here with Denise
Darcel.
Gloria Lane of Saint OF
Blocker Street weds conductor
Samuel Krackmalnick in May
after their La Scala date. =.
Nets Dolores Wilson and 1t
Comdr. Robert McGirr a duet
The Kirk Douglas-Anne
Buydens stork due in November
5. Claude Cartier and Marilyn
Buferd, ex-Miss America, a Rome
twosome. The George Gay
nesses (Allyn McLerie) named
her Iva. Joe E. Lewis off to
Las Vegas. The clown is daffy
over Kitty Koppett. Big
Australian advance sale for Kate
Hepburn's Old Vic tour. Fiat
queen Mrs. Gianni Agnelli ex.
pecting. Hermoine Gingold's
new escort, Tom Eherns. ia
pans Premier Hatoyama, who
wants us to give back Okinawa
must have seen the box Office
statements on ''Teahouse," which
revolves about that Pacific isle.
y y " y
No betting on Marciano VS.
Cockell; Bobo Olson 21a favorite
over Joey Maxim. i. The Dick
Shawns adopted a baby girl.
Patti Page to Japan May IL.
Teresa Wright gandering al
Broadway plays. Gen. Sar-
noff's son Tom marrying Janice
London next month. Oracle
Fields out of the hospital. !.
Gene Kelly. who just completed
MGM's tits Always Fair
Weather" planning to Europe
with daughter Kerry. +. Nelson
Case returning to TV after a
bout with yellow jaundice.
Tony and Sally De Marco to
California Wednesday. Eddie
Bracken. in for a long Broadway
run in 1.-THE Seven Year Itch"
after 80 road weeks, wired the
wife to bring their five children
in from Hollywood soon as school
ends. Stonehenge, near Dam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
:Murrow Finds Shy MoriIyn

NEW YORK.
Men and Maids, and Stuff: Ed
Murrow should always be re-
membered affectionately by
>Marilyn Monroe. His Tv pre-
sentation revealed her as modest.
winning and owner Of the worlds
most engaging smile. =. New
Hampshire newspaper publisher
William Loeb. commenting on
Carlos Hevia's attack on Com
mics in Batista's government.
adds some background on Hepia !:
,"Hevia's father was one of the
;liberators Of Cuba. from Span
+: ish rule. Carlos, who wrote to
you, is an Annapolis graduate.
served in the United States Navy
/. during World War I. He is mar
ried to the daughter of a former
chief justice of the Cuban SUI
preme Court. ] have known him
!. for 90 years and can vouch that
he is an exceptional human be-
F. ing" Brando won an Acad-
envy Award. Well, Clifton, N. j.,
/ hometown Of Policeman Billy
Kilroy. who worked as Brando's
stand-in when ION the Water
front" was filmed here, on Sat-
urday presented Kilroy with his
own Oscar. On the City Hall
steps
Paul Vincent Carroll, who re-
turned to England after THE
Hayward Saints" closed, and
! Nella Hinton trading cables. !.
+, Sam Goldwyn expected to outbid
. Mary Pickford to retain the stu
/: dio for Sam Jr. In Para
mounts remake of 1.-THE Lady
Eve" George Gobel plays a young
poet who inheritS brewery. !.
Gummo Marx became a grand
father via his son, Bob. &.
Terry Moore and Nicky Hilton
an Easter duet. The Reno
Pisanis (singer Anne De Marco)
expect May Stork, Massa-
chusetts Catholics, Professionals
and Jews honoring Gen. Walter
Bedell Smith, Jack Benny and
Maryland's Gov. McKeldin May
5 at Boston Statler. George
Burns son Ronnie, dating Grace
WadSworth. Dorothy Dand-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Bob PriestIey Named
Norwich Grid Coach

MORTIFIED. VT. April Il
(R.-Bob Priestley, former
Brown University football and
hockey star, has been appointed
head football coach at Norwich
University, succeeding George
Duke) Benz.
Benz resigned last November
after four years as coach. He
quit in a dispute with officials
over administrative policy. Priest
ley assisted Benz for four years
and also coached the hockey
squad to an overall record of
43-15-1.
Priestley, an end, played pro-
fessional football with the Phila-
delphia Eagles and Providence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Aid to Korea Grows

SEOUL. April IL (R.-South
Korea received more than 523,.
600 long tons of aid goods during
the first three months of this
year. the highest import since
the United States United Nations
aid program began in 1850
Fertilizer topped the aid sup
plies, followed by coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Hope Ebbs for Five

NAGASAKI, Japan. April Il
Rs-Rescue workers today gave
up hope for i've coal miners en-
tombed by q cave in yesterday,
They said calculations showed
the five would have used up all
available oxygen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Priests Form Union

WAKAYAMA. Japan, April IL
R.-Sixty- three Buddhist priests
Of the 1.150-year-old Koyasan
Kongobuji Temple have formed
union. Their stated aim: Pro-
lection against arbitrary per-
sonnet changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12

Steamrollers. He played hockey
for the Providence Reds and the
old Boston Olympics.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DMICATESSEN, owner III. win sac
rifice. 1855 So. CLAIR. ". i-e44e.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
RUBBISH SERVICE
REdwood l.eo6s

PLASTERING, repairs OF all kinds;
reasonable. Ii. l-02T2.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

DAILY o a. m. 10 Q D. m. pair store
scales, Toledo. 1906 Aspinwall ave,
also available for organizations, MU.
1894
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

LYMAN outboard motor beat, all ac-
cessories, with IS HIP. Evinrude
motor, and trailer: 10 HIP. johnson
motor; IA # rowboat. KE. l-ll6z
after .. m.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

419 9Th ST. S.W.-2 rms, newl,
dec. lst. Ar. Conv. to eyerything
S13,50. Utils.. ME. S-5096. %
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1858 Que st. NV
-Liv. rm., kit, Frigidaire. gas stove
semipvt. bath, S12 wk., DU. 7-554S
2I41 r N.W.-Bsmt. studio: refer.
grill, clock radio. TV. airfoam mattr.
$10-Sl5. EX. 3-6633. 5
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Lge. studio
room, light housekeeping: close Conn
DUPoNT CIRCIE~Lse. rm. witt
reigr. and hot plate. tel. and laun'
dry privils; DE. 2.2705. 8
.iished Ink rms. and kitchens
utils.. quiet RA 6-5s35. %
NICELY FURNISHED 2 rooms. Bap!
Ok 1908 Kilbourne place, NV. ao
1870 iDELAFIELD--Bright, lse. rms,
pyt' home RA' a.s4sS. j
3Obs NJ ST. N.W.--Sink, stove. retgI
WHELAN, Ho 2-7S93 ,,,..
II4O r ST. NV, THE. Churchill.
Lac. rm. with .elec. refgr: and grill
linens; next bath. $40 wk. NO
7-gS6S. -S
Evening star., 1955-03-03
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

RIvERDALE-2-bedrm.. liy. rm..
dipette. kit. and bath. conv. to
schools. store and transp.. utils
furn., $50 mo. UN. 4-2695.
rAK0MA PIX, MD.-Vic, Walter
Reed and Washington Sanitarium.
2-bedrm.. liy. and din. comb. .elec.
kit. and freezer. pvt. shower. bath.
utils. linen. dishes. utensils. tel,
TAKOMA PARK, sos Tulip ave-
rm. apt, 3rd A.. nicely furn. and dec.
Pvt. entr., 4 storage rms, hall. best
liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. kit, pvt. bath;
blks. D. c. busline; schools churches.
convenient. JU. 9-4S51. -6
PARK-Liv. rm.. din. .rn1,.
bedrm.. tile bath, kit. This is a
beautiful apt, furnished very at
tractively. Adults. S116. JU. $3.50.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-3 large rooms,
attic and front porch; ldry. facils.
and utils. furn. Ss5 mo. WI. g.
TAKOMA. vic. Walter Reed--Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath: l blk. bus. shops
Ju. 9-9229 or LO. 4-07l1. -
and bath: all utils included; plenty
heat: S65 mo LA. 6-5S5S. "a
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms. tile bath. kit. 4 large closets
Furnished attractively. Adults
S97 so. JU. 5-2150. -3
Evening star., 1955-03-03
MIscELLANEoUs FoR sALl

ORGAN - Slightly used Hammond
Chord reduced. Phone Mr. Wilson.
ST. 3-9400. JORDAFs. corner 18th
and O sts. d v. -
PIANOs FOE RENT-spinets and
consoles. 50 monthly and up plus
hauling: Also bargains in used pt-
amos. PIANO MART. 1918 7th st.
p1iSoS 9;S oPsb Sa'e Thur REEIn', 5,es sos dom
IS mo. tno hauling eharEe). puts q
new spinet piano II your home, on
cur famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan; KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE
PiANos-Brand-nev standard make.
Nationally advertised price. S595.
Mahogany finish. l0-year guarantee.
Also many values IN used spinets
and consoles. 81. s-ssO0. PIANO
MART. 1915 7th st. NV. Dust above
PIANos--coms to Jordan.s for val
ues In used spinets and consoles.
Krel spinet. S345. Starr spinet.
1895. Hardman spinet S495. 40
inch Gable console, S4e5. Story q
Clark sptnet. S4e5; Story q Clark
down. Also many other values. JoR.
DAMS. corner 18th and G sts. NV.
Phone ST 3-94O0. II
PIANOS-smail size new spinets in
5nIn 5%anesany asno finish sSSS; 9 oniy sSs 81, s2o
Thursday eves.l. and e332 oeorgia
ave. Silver Spring (open eyerv eve
PIASois FOE RENr-Ren,al or pur.
chase rental plan. Hauling extra
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and @ sts
NV. (phone ST. 3-9400l. and 1882
Georgia ave. Silver Spring tphone
JU. 5-110oD. Silver Spring store
open every evening. Downtown store
PIAN0S-We VIII pay you cash for
Your spinet console or grand piano
| Gail Mr Leonard, CAMPBELL MU.
SIC CO.. DI. 7-S464 -5
PIANO. Concord. spinet. floor sample;
1855; new guarantee. KITS, 1880
PIANOS. new and fioor samples.
blond mahogany. ebony and lined
oak; all reduced: full keyboards;
starting at S445; long, easy terms.
MUSIC SALES CORP, 1900 6 st.
PIANOS - Nice selection Of factory
rebuilt grands; Steinway. Chicken
ing. Kranich and Baach, Hardman,
Wurlitzer and others. All priced
for real bargains: Long easy terms.
MOsIc SALES CORP. 1900 G St.
PIANos, BENCHES, $40 ,newJ; new
Lester spinets and consoles; stein
way srd.,. reas.; wurlitzer spinet.
1896: small Kna6e, Sf25: also.
Steinway. Stieff. Kimball. others.
Free delivery. free bench. Pianos
wanted; PAUL GoLIP .9T. 1856
Col. rd.. AID. 4-592s -! 70 TO- 81.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

KENYON 81. NV. 1seo-Entirs a..
sstr 81 ': sss. fs lnsr usfs sSSL''a aD az ssieS
1871 FARRAGUf ST. N.W.-Alaster
bedrm. pvt. bath. TV: married eou-
pie preferred. Also. l other apt.
with liv. ym.-hedrm-. complete kit,
semipyt- bath. TV. all util. fun.
Ia o-1s63. -
sl4 MARIETTA PL. N.W.-Nr. Madi-
son st.; nicely furn., End. nr. See
anytime. To. 2-472s. before Q an.
UPPER l4th sF.-Apt. BLDG; enc. /;
utiI:; S5s; 4th ioor; adults. NO.
IsEvERai G12 NICELY FURNISHED i and
bedrm. apts.: good NV. and ne.
location; reas. rent. Ii. 6-7o43;
ss HAWAII AVE. N.E.-2-rm. kit
Yount, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
4sao 81 isaSis is.s sr. N.w.-1-bedrm. 1s fSrn.
apt; living room. Kitchen. tile bath.
twin beds, ~ optional. ss5. RA.
31s23S after $50 pm; -.
SiMP dinctts. pvt. eIs bsih oesi s7B m0: n% mel I
utils, and use Of phone: h blk. from
H-4 bus. HO. 2-0617, "A
MODERN FURN; APT, new steye new
DUPONT cIRCLE-studio apt, ige.
room with fireplace, private bath,
refrigerator. hot plate: in converted
town house: private entrance. ele-
yator: S65: NO. 7-21l3. "a
1913 IRVING ST. N.W.-Liy. rm.
bedrm;, bed kit; sIsa bath; , nr. transports;
18th AND r ST 81. N.W.@Liy. ' rm.. bed.
rm;. modern bath. elec. kit. redec.,
Wills; w maid maid serV.; -2-S girls Rsas'
ICHTHEDRAI AVE-. e274. OF Conn
aceom rso osfT@' On adults u i Barking aa siss
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Complete
bids; $50 mo. MR.. DAVID. La.
sRMii s.si ATS be ssdsns; ,.a and BAN;
Nicely inei; a'li FuRSisHg5 S ieSoS' rooms. baby
Ok; 1z05 Kilbourne place NV.
1907 { ST. N.E.-completely fuFn..
incl dishes. cooking utensils, silver;
,yss ware kENy1N Tx; sSSlts s Ii; 4Ssl7s. ,m. w4
shs sit and ndfaSS Sets; $3.50 ~ rms. rPi Rit
and bath: 500. AID. 4-2974. "a
DUPONT CIRCLE-March /. Beaut.
furn.; liy. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath;
s1s 500; iNT Ttils s incl IA 2-235s 4
bedrms.. kit. and shower rm.; pvt.
entr. JU. S-33S3 or ia. 9-4565.
TAKOMA-3 rms. pvt. bath. pchs.
clean, warm, roomy. Adults. $50,
incl. utiis. J-6 bus. JU. 5-6305.
1900 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-3 large
rooms and bath; S125 mo-; all
utilities included Dl. 7-4244.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
] SHOW excel. selections. all parts
D, C. For free friendly service. call
MANDEL, AID. 4-3400 weekdays.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGG
ROOMS FURklSHED-N.W.

1908 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Cozy lst-
n0oT msid isryiee. trons sinsie ss week Son' 'enp
7Ip WHiTTiER sT.H-Clean, quiet
sel or dbl.. next bath; $3.50 Der
WIKI haid ierV.. barking. IA, s.4lSs'
.i ln ss'A g vs. 81! Also SwcsaR in stR dsns: s5ns:
DGiPbST cir. ViG.o-ISe. dble. rms
ss setsf dble nes Sha Wk, cGls s1s 18th st. 'S co
$4,000; afser o p'm' AD' 2.s:S'' s
Evening star., 1955-03-03
ROOMS AND APIS. TO sHARI

GIRL, 25-35. to share 1-modern bed
I'm. apt. with / other girl; NV,
TU. 2-9O7S.
MOTHER who works nights to share
apt. and child care with another
mother. HO. 2-6565. Ext. 129.
FORMER ARMY OFFICER, 81. hold.
ing respons. govt. pos, needs in.
expensive living qtrs. for self SO as
to pay for wife's continuous hospital.
tZation and sons care elsewhere
viii share all or part of household
furn. incl. TV. AP. 1886. Thurs
WOULD LIKE 1 or 2 persons t.
share 2-bedroom apt. with another
man; everything furnished. 10. 3.
4065, 4s
YOUNG MAN to share bsmt. apt. with
another man. Call before 2 pm, liz
Kentucky ave. Sc.
Mr.. 18th AND HARVARD SITS. NV
Young lady to share attr. spacious
apt. with another lady: modern bldg.
pvt. bedrm. CO. 6-6343, Ext. 2O3.
LADY WILL SHARE attractive, 2-bed-
rm. apt. with another lady: l-fare
zone block transp. JU. STATS.
LADY wishes to share apt. with an
other lady, Can be seen after pm
Girl WISHES TO SHARE 1-bedrm
apt. with another girl. 21-30: twin
beds; college BACKGROUND. TU. 2.
1927. %
Evening star., 1955-03-03

CONNECTICUT vlc.-clean. stnels
parking. $40 NO. KE. S-i02s. =
SOS CONN. AvE.-cczy room. larst
closet; pvt. home: bus at door, Rea-
sonable. IN 2-0311, after pm
1913 L sf. N.W.-Niee. clean, warn,
sleeping rooms. Wkly rates. S6 anc
cSaIf;HEpKAL AREA-Larrs. 9 closet.
15os oUE sT.-Tired Of . drab roomi
Want new modern furnituref Soft
earpetsa Free TV in ever. room
$I0:5o sgle.; SIS dbie. Call Do
NV NaErsSSl 2kMPsarRE ffsaH I PiRi iHRoiusE-1714 New
Hamp. ave; newly decorated rooms
ROOM FOR LADY In private home
share bath with one; Tv phon.
PRIVILEGES. Reas. EN- 3-4719. -
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IN nice
private home. share bath with one
1920 18th ST. NV, OPP. .Statiei
HoteELarge front master bedrn.
pvt. bath. cedar closet; maid service
For ladies or gentlemen desiring
refined homelike place to live. ME
Ills KILBoURNE PL. - Pleasant
south; sgle. rm.. next to bath: reas.
cony.:. gentleman Ho. 2-1219.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Two singles;
With Ink: .eSrner s5g room,; vel
SOUTHERN Clue. 17e5 Mass. ave-
Clean Clean. no home for ND diseTiminatin! SdIh aiTs
and dble. rms. avail. for men; ~
rec. rm;, parking space, other cow
1sSS sS GIsaRD IsSI ST. NV, "The Palmer
House'-Warm, clean, single room
near bath; maid sery:; 81 wk. -
$3.50 WKLY.i. .gle. front rm.. alse
S35 mo. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV;
1867 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Beaut,
lss: dbie.; twin beds. pvt BATH ssoo1 kit
1889 CALVERT ST. NV light.
Manor"-Attr.. ist H.. seie.. Ss wk.;
s6oSS kisALoRRx%A RI. NV. " bloch
rom Conn. ave.a-Nicely furn. rooms
ssiS sfS nc SARRilEfb sPi e. Il: h.w.-Fron,
empl. i; gentleman: $40. Wo. e-s45o
NEAR WALTER REED, 6906 sth st
n.w.-Large front room nicely furn.
ished: clean; | or 2 employed Pso-
NEAR CoHN..CGTHEDRAL AYES
Lge. bright front: ample closets: mr.:
shower bath. Man. HO. 2-330S.. "A
1920 r. 1. AVE.-Beaut.. lge., front
rm.: running water, refgr.; next
bath, shower: maid serv. DU. 7-e623
5
Is4O p ST. NV, "The Churchill"-- -
Clean, single rms; running water
maid serv. 81 wk. UP. NO. T-eS6S
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate room,
for young men; tiled shower: ex-
cellent location. 81 wk. DU. 1854
WILSON HOUSES. Excel. rms. sgles.,
S35-S40-S45; dbles., S25-$30-S35;
pvt. b.. S15; daily So. AD. 2-Q296.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
PIANO BENCHES: 4O% to 60es re-
ductions New stock. Assorted styles
HUGO WORCH
925 G Street NV, MA. 8-4529

PPE N. tbr.sd ss staF., sseE gfSs sas SSn
l746 Lee hwy. IA $500,
RADIO, silyertone. floor mod; excel
cond.; $25 or best offer. 457 18TH
st: ne. II. 1-382E anytime. .
mond; $500. EN-. 3-so50: $780, II
REFRIGERAToR and washing ma: ma
up; some guar ! year FREDER-
. ICk,s; |! K, J, INC: y 1905 q l4th st nv.
fAo or rec. room. % Special hI' this % Week. $sS
PuNNMAtRK 4130 Ga. ave. NV
REEFFRiGffSRsAiTfoRs-ReconditioneMda EF ;fSsif ed az
refrigerator S-cu.:ft: de luxe model,
with butter conditioner; excellent
~ ia1e AHp PEfse ASsIANcE coRp s42s
sssA S-ossss Open Open I'll s 8 pm. SDf'A s.
up; guar. incl. del. BLOCKS. l746
Lee hwy; 4sl9 9,do Balto' ave-. WA
REFRiGiERAToRMS SsIii sai SsoSO' Gu. IT. Norge: :
Al condition; 500, Call HE. A.
1851 from s m. to 10 pm. a
REFRIGERATOR, Gen. Elec., 90 Gu.
IT.; very good cond.; SIS. After
pm, except week ends. CIR. 3-2176
REFRIGERATOR. 8 Gu. IT,: good con-
sEFRnGERAroRs qlf1Sn a s eiec. lee oTr gas, suaran
teed PEERLESS SALES CO.. 1887
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
net sink $50: gil heater sig: al
REFGRS.. used. 412 GU. IT,, gas;
S19.95. del Come into any Of the s
HECHINGER STORES. Ii. 7-9400.
RUGS, Q. 9x15 Oriental-design rugs;
brand-new never used; regular
. S125; sacrificing for S37. 80. ORI-
ENTAIL RUG MART. 1905 @ ct
nv NE; S-0416
RUMMAGE SALE, at residence
1923 New Hampshire ave. NV. Sat-
urday, March 5; variety Of articles
SHELVING STEEL carried in stock
lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV. 80