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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

Lima National League titles and has
played the strongest competition in
the area.
In the championship final the To-
calls were in the van during the en-
tire contest. They held a 20-18 ad-
vantage at the end of the first per-
iod and increased thiy margin to 81
32 at the intermissigh.
Fred Hermann, Eelected to the all
tournament team as a forward,
paced the Triplett attack with seven
field goals and four free throws for
Is points. Hk averaged 1S points
throughout the five games of the
tournament
To reach the Championship contest
the locals defeated ths Tiffin Bull
dogs, 57-56, Findlay Moose, $3.50,
Castaia Borcharts, 47b9, and Mon
day night trounced Weller Wanderly
of Fremont, 61-48.
The team was presented. with a
large trophy for winning. the cham
pionship of the tournament. It will
be on display in the News window
through Saturday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

Service will meet in the social room
of the Methodist church, Thursday
evening, April ID at o'clock. The
worship service will be in charge of
Mrs. Betty Bash and the program
leader will be Mrs. Rhea Geiger. The
special feature will be a film strip on
the United Council of Church Women.
Mrs. A. b. Murray, who is the presi-
dent of the Bluffton Council, will give
a talk. The hostesses for the even
ing are Mrs. Ruby Murray, Mrs. Alice
Triplehorn and Mrs. Elnora Steiner.
Troop 124
Don Badertscher came and taught
us how to read the compass and to
take and follow degree reading.
Ae
WOmen's Fellowship
The Christian Women's Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet at
the church Thursday evening, April
Ia at 500 o'clock. Mrs. Ruth Corson
and Mrs. Clara Murray, hostesses and
Mrs. LaDonna Rogers, program chair
man.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
Farmers Responsibility Heavier, Than Ever
Speaker Tells COry-RawsOn FFA-FHA

Today's farmers bold a position of
responsibility in american life :.
probably greater than ever before,
Judge Paul d. Beach told an audience
of $50 parents, sons and daughters
who attended the annual banquet of
the FLA and FHA students at Cory
Rawson high school last Friday
evening. s@as
Judge Beach pointed out that while
much of the worlds population is
living on practically starvation diets,
we in America should feel highly
blessed with our progress in agri-
culture. t% 4sssa
The speaker watned, however, that
proper attitudes toward our progress
must be maintained 70 insuree our
keeping these ideals and technical
gains from slipping away, ,-..-.....,-
The toastmaster for the banquet
was Lowell Rossnan. The opening
devotions were led by Roberta Hause.
After the banquet meal group sing
ing was led by Diane Bhungartner.
Recognition was givshy to the FFA
Sweetheart Colene Inb6dy, and activ-
tiles of the year in EHA--York We're
reviewed by Zona Mae Mcdowell, !
Kent MathewsoE reported on the
activities for the FLA chapter during
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
Ebenezer Chorus To
Present CnntGt1

A cantata, "The Mystery of Easter"
by Lee Rogers, Will be presented by
the mixed chorus Of the Ebenezer
Mennonite church Sunday at p. m.
1t is being directed by David
Tschiegg.
Soloists for the cantata will be
Beulah Bixel, soprano; Robert Gratz,
tenor; and Richard Bucher d
Robert Steiner, bpritones. Accompani-
ment will be played by Doneta Am
stutz, piano, and Mrs. Milo Lora,
organ.
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Society and Hubs
Mothers Study Club

Mothers Study Club
Mothers Study club will meet at
the home of Mildred Benroth on Tues
day, April II. Leota Badertscher will
be in charge of the program.
Travel Class
Mrs. Ezra Moser will be hostess to
the Travel Class on Wednesday, April
13. The program-"A Great Ameri-
can Innovator' and "The Picture
Age" will be given by Marie Brand
and Helen Hauenstein.
Century Circle
The Century Circle will hold a
luncheon on Wednesday, April 13, at
one o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Smucker. Our guest speaker will be
Mrs. Jacob Duerksen from Paraguay.
We will also have as guest, Mrs.
Marshall Bacon of Findlay, who Is on
the State Committee of Motion pic
lures, of the Ohio Federation of
Women's Clubs.
Troop 123
At our meeting last week we elect
ed new officers. They are Pres,
Sharlene Lanning; V. Pres, Rae Ann
Johnson; Sec'y, Maureen Petrueelli;
Treas, Sharon Gratz. We made n
copy about the World Association and
Special Scout Days for our tenderfoot
scrapbooks. Our cookie chairman,
Mrs. Wilford Gratz, announced that
our troop sold 271 boxes Of cookies
and gave treat to all the girls.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

DIR. Robert S. Kreider, professor of
history and dean of Bluffton college,
will be the speaker at this seasons
final meeting of the Bluffton Parent
Teacher association Monday evening
in the high school cafeteria. His
subject will be, Looking Backward
into the Future"
DR.. Kreider, a graduate of Bethel
college, North Newton, Kansas, re-
ceived his masters and doctors de-
grees from the University of Chicago.
Prior to joining the Bluffton college
faculty, he spent three years in Ger
many and Switzerland for work of
the Mennonite Central Committee.
The program will also include sew
eral selections by members of the
recent prize-winning Bluffton high
school vocal ensembles. The Rev.
Alvin Beach will have the devotions.
Members of the senior class and
their parents are invited as special
guests for the meeting.
New officers will also be installed
during the evening to assume their
duties upon the re-opening of the PTA
program next fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
TripIett Quintet Cops Tiffm Tourney;
Ends Season With EnviabIe 41-lORecOrd

Triplett's basketball team conclud-
ed successful season Tuesday night
by capturing the Tiffin YMCA tour
nament with hard-fought $3.50 win
over Myers Faultless of Ashland.
The well deserved victory, over a
team composed mostly of Ashland
college players, was fine finish for
the locals who ended this seasons
campaign with a record of Al wins
and 10 defeats. st
With only two years of active
playing under their belts since they
were, organized fol, the first time in
more than a decade, the Triplett
team has captured two consecutive
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
MariIyn Manges To
We'd Il. E. HeLdnlGn

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Manages of
Route 2, Bluffton, have announced
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Marilyn Jean, to Ronald
E. Heldman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Heldman of Route l, Bluff
ton.
The wedding will be an event of
April 10 at 2:30 p. m. in the Bluff
ton Church of Christ. The Rev. T.
]. Wilson will officiate. A half hour
of music win precede the ceremony.
The custom of open church will be
observed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
EUdn Herr TO Marry
Windham, o. Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Eckman
of Windham, Ohio, have announced
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Gloria, to Evan Herr, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Herr of
North Lawn avenue.
The wedding ceremony will be per-
formed Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Congregational church of
Windham.
Mr.. Herr, a graduate of Bowling
Green State university, has been
teaching industrial arts for the past
several years in Windham.
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the past year.
Several musical Numbers were Civ
Ell by the brass yextet and by the
boys octet of the nigh school.
The overall planning for the ban
quet was supervised by the advisers
for the two groups, Mrs. Carl Johnson
for the FHA, and Franklin Deeds for
the FLA. The meal was served by
the eighth grade class.
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TO CLEAN WALLPAPER

All wallpaper can be cleaned.
Washable wallpaper, which has
protective coating, can be cleaned by
sponging it with water. Non-wash-
able wallpapeplis cleaned with a ma
terial resembling dough, which picks
up dirt as it is rubbed on the paper.
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RnY Scout Troop Sc

Boy Scout Troop Do
The last meeting of Boy Scout
Troop-56 was conducted by David
Little. The Green Bar had the open
ing and the oath was led by James
Jordan, the laws by Ronnie Michel,
and Craig Edwards and Charles Neu-
enschwander were color guards. Keith
Baker led the pledge to the flag. In
advancement, James Burkholder pass
ed second class and David Little
received the merit badge Home Re-
pairs; James Jordan received Home
Repairs and Public Speaking. The
troop planned swim on April 8,
Court of. Honor on April 13 and Board
of Review on April 16.
E -
Girl Scout Troop 128 a@
opened our last meeting with
the flag ceremony. After that, Mrs.
Raid helped us sing some Girl Scout
songs. Diane Neeper made chart
about our Girl Scout things. 1t has
what all we are wearing of our Girl
Scout things, such as our hats, socks
and dresses. Then we met in our
patrol and talked about our badges.
After that we played with our rhythm
sticks, the use of which was taught
at eur previous meeting. The meet
ing ended with the singing of "Taps."
- aa-4
Richland Community Circle
County Federation Women's Clubs
will be held at West Minister, April Ia
at an all day meeting. Richland
Community Circle members call Syl-
via Basinger, phone 568-R by April
9 for reservations. Richland Com
/ munity circle has been postponed
until April 81 at the home of Ethel
Badertscher. Song; devotions, Pau
line Zimmerman; roll call, old fash
ioned diseases and remedies; busi-
ness; poem; health talk topic, The
wonders of surgery, Fannie Gratz;
article, plan your house cleaning;
special music, Sylvia Basinger; bene-
diction; contest, Linda Dray.
"
American Legion Auxiliary
Don't forget the bake sale on Sat
urday at Swank's and the theatre
party for the children on Saturday
afternoon. Regular meeting will be
held Tuesday, April IL. There will
be Civilian SDefense report and the
Child Welfare Committee will be ir
charge of the program, featuring g
talk by Mrs. Walter Gratz on hei
work with the deaf. Members are
urged to attend.
Button Busy Bees
First meeting of Bluffton Busy
Bees All club will be April 16 at
p. m. at the high school. All girls II
years old before June l are urged K
come. All old members bring new
member.
w. s. C. S.
The Woman's Society of Christian
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Enic. apt.
lse;, rm., new furn.. linens. pvt. bath,
maid serv. SCI. Ho. 2-a5s9. %
NV. BEDROOM, Christian home for
lady abstainer-Hot plate, refgr.'
phone. Reas. RA. s-O576. %
18th ST. Ne, 36ls-Lge. 2nd-n
plate, sink. sgie. La. e-94ss. NJ
BEAUTIFUL large front rm. overlook
ing park: completely equipped. EN-.
ployed LADY, S42 80 80 mo. 4os Seward
18th ''s SR. oA K ST. mn N.w.-pvt. bath
dressing nm. hot plate. refsr.; single
$50; double, $50. RA. 6-0155. It
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Just nevis
DECOR; lge. Ink. rooms. gas range
sS S5!:! .s Is; sf ssS
ONLY sII.@5 wEEK d.Y studi,
rm:,, running water, stove, refer
1349 Columbia I'd. NV 3
downtown: 92S G pl. n.w.-Slpg
G pl. days. Nights. phi. NE. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Large Studio
room. Ink; close transp.. shops
LARGE BEDRM: with twin beds: adj
pvt. home Of 2 adults; 14th st. bu.
at door. ia. -9-3023. Il
927 MD. AVE. NE.-Lge. fri. rm.
completely furn.; good transp.; also
18th AND Mr.. PLEASANT AREA
Nice quiet room. suit. ! or mother
with l child. $40 wk. HU. 3-4349
DOWNTOWN. a2s g pl. n.w.-Rms.
sleep. and .hskpg. with refgr.; So up
work avail. for man or wife. IS
FRONT STUDIO. refgr.. grill. clock
radio, TV, african mattress. So
SIS. Plat r NV Elk. 3-6633. ga
COLORED-247 ELM ST. NV
turn, / rm. and large kit: ali utii
incl. except gas; semibath. Ii. g.
1904. i
COLORED-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
$40 per month; S30-$3s for Sleep
ing only. 123 Quebec pl. NV. RA
H-STS6 ls
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ROOMS FURN.-Mo. 8 VA,

CH. CH., MD.--Attrac. furn. rm., cool
pvt; home; lawn and shade trees
prtyils, arranged OIL. 2-S949. Il
1912 N. VEITCH ST. Arlington
S sony nearby Govt. agencies, ia
SOIL N. 9Th ST. Arl., va.-First floor;
shower; near Hechts. ia. s-00s9.
WHEATON, MD.-Larse double-exp
room. suitable young lady or working
ARL., close ciarendon-Ige. airy rm.,
adtoin. bath with t. and s.: $35 for
one one $40 for 2: men only. ia. T.
ARL.GAttrac. rm.: ldry. and phon.
p prsdsl; "a blk. to Arl. blvd, IA
N. ARL.-Nice loo. mr.. country club:
pvt. b.. unlim. phi; cow. drive PEN
Tor couple or
gentleman; reasonable, IA. s-sa69.
BELTSvHLE--Large furn. rm. on
SO wk. or $35 mo. WE 5-5906.
ICOLMAR MANOR, MD.--Large dble.
sleeping rm.. 4 windows, mod. furn.,
LIST f., next BATH porch, yard and
phone So week. WA. 1902.
IARL.--For woman. Kit. privileges
pvt. home. 10 min. from Pentagon
and Navy Annex. IA. 5-a00S. Il
ARL., S.-Conv.: cool, quiet bedrm
with .TV and living nm. privfls. $40
mo-: kit. privils. OV. 3-07S5. i
ARLINGTON-Lge room next bath,
blk. bus. 2100 North Potomac
SOUTH ARLINGToN-Larse rm.. :
' Closets s:fs private bath and entra an
SILVER sPRING-Large room 70,
couple: new air-eonditioned home
semiprivate bath; phone in room
| TV, Laundromat home privileges
Meals optional. HE. 4-4979. i
CHI. CHI. MD.-Cheerful redec. master
bedrm., pvt. tile bath, 4 windows
sRle.; unlim. PHI; off Conn. ave.
near bus. OIL. 2-S112. u
| N. ARL., blk. from Lee hwy. al
| Lorcom lane. Sep. entr.. phone
incl, $50 mo. Gentleman. ia. s.
Mr.. GLEBE AND LEE HwY.-Front
rm.,. pvt. home: excel. neighbor-
hood; young woman; $40 mo. ia.
ARL., N.-Unusually nice room with
bath for gentleman; also beautiful
room for refined lady. ia. S-6154
N ARL.-Trees and flowers surround
pvt. home with room to rent:
gentleman. ia. 2-0422. -29
sO2 SHERIDAN ST., Chillum Terrace.
Md.-Big room with modern furni-
ture. HA. 1862 q
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.E.

BROOKLAND - Attr. location, NJ
churches and Monastery, empl. lady:
SO mo-; , 0uslines. LA: 6-S9Ss. LA.
b-5264.
LARGE ROOM, double bed; nr.
'rs1Sp. and shopping; reas 24ul
Irving st, ne. Call HO. 2-0452. IL
CAPITOL-LIBRARY VIC.-Lge., COM
fortably furn., pleasant rm. for lady.
Home privilS. Maid sery. s. per W.
Also |. 5. per wk. Ii. 3-I967. II
11I6 MICHIGAN AVE. - Dble. rm.
and pvt. bath, . girls. excel '-ansp.
M. shops. rsas. LA. 6-l450.
CoLORED-634 18Th ST. N.E.-S7
per. week. Clean. large furn. I'm
and e4ean house Use of Fttchen and
reigr;: NJ children. L. 4-5S07. Ii.
6-5604
COLORED-RM. For RENT-Close
to busline. Ii 4-269a.
COLORED-ONE LARGE front room
r-ivils. Call Ii. T-93gs. Il
COL0RED-SINGLE ROOM for lady
in Christian home: rr. n yr'h Cap
itoi and Rhode Island. NO. 1866
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
g -BEDRM. APT. for empl., refined
lady with another lady; ] blk. Conn.
ave; TV. reasonable. WO. 6-S276.

g -BEDRM. APT. for empl., refined
lady with another lady; ] blk. Conn.
ave; TV, reasonable. WO. 6-S275,
Il
YOUNG MAN to share 1-bedrm. apt.
with another man: Congress Park
sc. section; all conveptences. Call
10: l-3s73. Sat. and Sun. all day;
aRLINGTON-consenial girl. 20 to
33. to share with another girl l.
Dedrm. new modern apartment. Ar
lington Towers; completely fur
nished excellent transportation.
YOUNG LADY WANTED to share low
ely Sc, es set. with another lady. Cail
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with an
other lady, at 4733 Bradley blvd. |;
available Immediately. Call OIL. q
1903 before s pm. q
OR 2 GIRLS to share with another
girl nicely furn. mod. apt. sep. bed
rm;. IN sc. Call after IL pm. LII.
man, 3o-35. settled, COM
panionable: nice appearance. to
find and share apt. with another
man; help drive and share care OF
car: Write Box 31s-Y, Star. u
BACHELOR, 25-35, to share new l.
bedrm. air-cond. apt with l other
AVE. vic. Cathedral
Congenial girl. 3O-35, would be well
coined to share cool 2-bedrm. apt.
with 2 girls; scr. porch, TV, roof
garden; $40, incl. utils. Wo. 6-3679.
GIRL will share with another girl,
25-35. modern apt. on 18th st. car
line; Gal Sun AD: 2,S472; i
perennial sophomores. 1870, EN-
ployed,, to help hold roof over g.
EMPLOYED GIRL or middle-age
lady to share modern 1-bedrm. apt.
With With another ae5on girl. Ewes. and Sun,
NORTH f 0 ARi.INGroN-widow and
another refined young lady. nv
yard and all home privls. ia. =
Girl DESIRES 1 OR 2 GIRLS to
nm, kit, bath. small living rm
DUPONT CIRCLE girls to shar,
6-rm. furn. apt. with other girls
IN converted town house; pvt. entr.
elev;, all utils. several rooms all
eeo1di,;, $3.50 ca. HU. 3-797o, NO
GIRL to share apt. with another girl;
21st pl. Sc. LII. 4-6l2s. LII.
GIRL. about 30, to share 1-bedrm
apt. with another girl 5000 Conn
$50 per mo. NO. 1868. 30
GIRL to share large nicely furnished
apt. with 3 congenial girls. Down
town: Reas.. co. 5-597s.
COLORED = REFINED WORKING
girl. Call Sat. and Sun. all day:
wkdays. after 6. Ii. 6-9S53. IS
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcent.l

POODLE GOD xS,,. % NJ s,sr. Axe ch
stEd service Ts q XII I's SEQ Puppies ino
COcKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, pure
bred. beautiful blondes. $40 and
SI5; Cali IA, 2-2413. i
SEVEN 6-veek-old mixed beagle
s aef ' s. sseS PuDP Us 4 desaI hid
POODLE PUPPIES. chocolate brown;
Champ; sired, Axe req; Is wks.
m art T. 10. 4-69I1. Il
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe res. {
gks,; blacks; 2 silver hufls, Beau:
IRISH A sGr nTaaS q weeks i'd MALI nal,
and female; registered. call HE
raRakEErs breeAins pairs, babies
cages and INST boxes. rares anc
nc nc i ms q sses 100 complete. White
roy MANCHESTER, thoroughbFed
/ female. black and tan: loves chill.
ofe7; no papers; reasonable: also
Large Fl, ldry bird cage. suitable fol
par keet or larger bird; used Yea
little: SIS. RE. 6 1898. i
lENGLISH SETTLERS. re tstered.
wks. odd; NO. med: Leau EsS. strain
Just right for L.. hunting season
PUPPIES. 9 wkL. old: half boxer. hal
French poodle; must see to appre.
ciate reasonable. SO. 5-61s4. -
BEAUTIFUL PET RACCO0N, male
distinctive "oloring: leaving wn
| TEST offer. UN 4-7454. Il
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, Q weeks old
! Hars cropped. ready TO go; they ar,
beauties; piled for q"ick sac thi
week at 500: see ITEM for sure
Axe registered, show prospects
ELPAW kennel s, Alex, Va. Duk'
st. ext TIE 6-2420. OV q. 45uI
sale. Call Drnk:rk F-737I.
FOR SALE. beautiful cocker spanie
pu npies, wks. olo.. wormed; SIS
Call Dunkirk 5-953S. Il
MIN. SCHE4UZER, Axe, Q yrs. II
May; house. car. leash +-ained, lnv
ely disposition; ress. CIR. 3-1A54
PARAKEETs, 1 white, 1 greer: yer,
large cage; best offer. JE. 2-O91s
DOG. police chow. gentle. intelligent
fem. found downtown but i'm.
claimed; needs kind subr. home
spaging necessary. 20. 4-6SOl, Ii
BOXER PUP. purebred 4 mos, tsvr
color, female with ears and tai
clipped. SO. 54013. i
GER. SHEP., 10 wks.; CHI. sire; blk
and tan; wind. guaranteed 1 male
female: JE. 4-1340. i
COLLIE PUP. Axe. 6 mos. old, sable
and white. wonderful pedigree; sell
BOXER. beautiful male. fawn, Axe
reg; yrs. old. shots; ress. to goot
adult home. XII $500, Il
WELSH TERRIER PUPPY, 5 mos
female. Axe; S35. Call XII. S-S67O
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~. table model Al condition. saeri-
", COLOR, MotorolA: brand-nevi
VIII sacrifice as We are tT. nsierred
and annot ship it. 80. 5-oo59;
". EMERSON. i in: year old;
SIS OF ,est ofIe. IA. 7-4I55. Il
", l7-in. admiral. S3y; outside ar
tenna; $40; Tho. semiauto- washer
S35. 10 1850. -
~. ."I-in. Hallicraiters CONSOLE, 1905,
priced Cor quick sale 67l3 18th NV
Nv. PhiIco Hin. sl-i RcA IO-in
peri. tond. Il. 4-Ol66. al. any
Nv Emerson eI-ine..; !ts'de anten-
comb, sofa and platform .ockf-i
cheap. No fealels Phone g. A.
0707. FaI'S Church. Va. Il
~. ,;9-in. Admiral console; good
SS9 5l As. 4 iGRS S4S' Gas rs3Ee
Ty- coin. Mun'z table moe a So
PhiIco lO-in. taole mot -----.s:.S
WESTINGHOUSE TV. working ---Sif
-dmiral, 10 IN, cnnsol -- SIS
BERNE ELECTRONICS-JC. 81 Jll
6S5C n Hampshire I'VE. TAX. Park
TYPEWRITERS. IA. need repairing
s6o fer TIE lot. 1913 R; I. ave. n.
LnJTY TRAILFR, box type with
VI NDING MACHINES G2l, SC sum
floor stands; cost 500, sacrifice fol
cash or what WI yyu trade9 ia
yENETIA~ FUNDS, metal d2
pore shades. green Stats (5), very
cheap. JU. S-l95l.
VIOLIN, old Master suitable for pro
fessiCnal; Also / student inst. Pilci
rlgt- for anck sale. 1913 NJ s.. NV.
WASHER, SO Aaex. With wringer an.
automa tic pump. Cali any time. RI
WASHERS FOR RENT, new. al
makes .25c day; rental may appl!
to purchase. Call ST. $4,000. IS
up: most guaranteed; repairs ent
service. FREDERICK'S, 1905 14ti
st. W, ia. $4,000.
WASHER. Easy Spindrier: excel. con-
dition; must sell, $50: will guar.
antee; RA: 3-9137 any time. q
pletely automatic; no installation re
CURED: peri. cond.: SIS. KE. S-2365
WASHER, Easy spindrier. perfec
condition. .3346 C st. Sc. Il
err. bolt down. s309 Roanoke ave.
Apt. 3. Takoma Park Il
WASHING MACHINE, GE automatic
3 Yrs: old; $50: EA. 3-0979. 30
WEBER BABY GRAND. unusual an
tioue reproduction in walnut; ST., 900
IA. 0-75SS. Il
WHEELCHAIR. hospital-type: gooc
CONC. Reasonably priced. Wo. g.
WHEELCHAIR, chrome, new condi.
ton: also hospital bed, side rails
good cond. AID. 4-277l. II
S1s9 DE LUXE IRONER; excel. condi.
ton. $50. s404 Adelphi I'd, HA
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ID. 7-00S2. Mon. through Sat
between and g.
EQUIPMENT for doctors office, adj
examining table. straight examining
table, white enamel chair; sterili8er,
2 desks. medical books. ED. 5000
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-S.E.-s.W.

l712 E ST. S.E.-Larse double -oom
CON-. transportation. Ii. 3-n966.
Il
NEATLY FURNISHED home like
room. convenient to public buildings
2ls 2nn st. sc. Ii. 3-3O33. Il
1894 II ST. ST. Large room. twin
beds, pvt. Sath; in new lone. Call
LII f. 1920. -
EMPLOYED COUPLE or Q gentlemen;
twin beos, close to bath: quiet home,
no children. LII. 1894. -
1919 G ST. S.E.-Ssle. rm., gertie-
man, 50. so VIZ, hot plate: next to
bath. Ii. 6-7406. II
$50 E ST. S,W.-Furnished rooms,
s35 and $40. ST. 3-9459. Il
CAPITOL HILL, opp House once. blk
Library Congress; pleasant front
rm.: man. Ii. 3-29l3. IS
COLORED-NICE, CLEAN ROOM IA
private home; Privileges. Reasonable
Call LII 4-I14R i
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. near NH and
utils included; Oh, 2-3l73. "A
UNIV PARK, MD rms. utils.,
pvt; entr,; redec:; nr. tIansp;; , rsss
oNE-BEDRM. APT. knotty pine walls
nicely furn. 500. JU. e-526is -
TMRE l RIM. APT APT y Nth bath e a and
10 MINUTES from downtown Wash.
large bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. private
bath and shower: conv. shopping
Ss5 mo-, incl. utils. UN. 4-a052.
SILVER SPRING; avail. May So
rms. dinette. kit, bath: well FUR. !:
on busline: sS7 SO. ~. 5-4554. 80
furn,, y duplex house. knotty pine
oaneling, ! bedrm.. SIS: incl. utils.
66l0 Allegheny ave. JU. s-l637.
HEIGHTS Conv. An
drews and Census; 1-bedrm.. liv.
rm kit, dinette. pvt. bath; ss5 mo.
BETBEsDX-CH. CHI, mr.. Wis. and
Western-Lge bed.-liv. rm, and kit.
complete' respon. cpie. OIL. 4-7054.
i-RM. BASEMENT APT; private en-
trance; SIS per month. ~ 5-1544.
ENTIRE End FLooR-New. private
brick home: consists OF . large
rms. kitchen. pvt. bath: plenty Of
closet space: all utils. furn,. will
accent ] small child. COW. TO An
drews Field: reas. WA. 5-s467.. Il
TAKOMA PK.--Lge. liv rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath; utiis; furn.; garden
HILLSIDE, Md" rms: share bath
with /; 500: no drinking cple. pref.
10. SALE or 10. .S.767s. i
MD. PK.-Entire 2nd FIR, 4 exposures.
pvt. bath and shower; 20 minis. An
drews. $75. couple. RE. 6-7786.
SILVER sPRING-June e-sept 10.
~ T1fe sst ' ss5 incl t utiI sp' ~. a-se4S
ONE ROOM, kitchen and bath. all
utils. incl. S47, Call LU. 1-6479.
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1881 goth St, u block from Conn
ave. and Ri bedroom apt; large
living room onto porch, beautiful
furniture, bedroom twin beds)
well-eouipped kitchen, bath, shower
southern exposure, window
view of garden. Available now:
S125 to only responsible persons
accustomed to refined living. WILL
LIAMS, Dupont 7-503a.