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Robinson IS LUMBER co.
1889 Ksnilworth Ave; .i NE.
MOTORS

Va h.ps $E.0Os ~ n.p.. 9ADs - M.k,'
ssS BE-; Il II: &. n s.s.. x. s.sssz aeANAA'
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE
FROM u. S. GOVT.
200 desks, SIS and up; chairs. book.
unlimited quantities to choose from.
new and used. AL priced at savings
up to 75so. Free delivery ana park
2ss W saN s asgEpz I'VE HeYHEsa; NV. co.
a4s T.sussa phS assd Mr. H sassss
ST.. 5000. JoRDARs. corner 18th
o IA & 81 a;Si Hammond. spine. IN
good cond.; at considerable savings.
Chord esgsn. liRs s,,, new sssS ys aIe
Msn16ss1c CO. 60. orssn Dept iioS Q
p Ia o. Va z Gbasirsains Oct ths
best. Gulbranson slightly used spinet
1895, Kingsburg upright ,, si 600 n so
sa yssrs 10 . Bag Sw c a hSf qoI Music
CO. II0s d st. NV. DI. T-S464s;
PlAN0S---Used SteinWay GRAND
Only 81 sb. Also ma. Mason 4 asm, ars
s I'll rsal BARGAINS saH Come u today;
Terms as low as loE down and
20 iios q st. NV. DT. 7-s464;
PIANO, Reminston. apt, grand. nice
KITS, 1880 @ st. n.w- RE; z
pHzs0, late-model spinst,. fins cond!-
tion: outstanding value; S34b.
KITS. 1880 o 1t. NV. RE; g
rYfANTos FoR BENT. only s2S down.
81 mo. (io hauling ehsrgel. puts .
new sPinet pianex S Y yDu uPrI nolne SR
plan. KRIS, 1880 q st. n.w.., EE.
pfA SE FOR RENr-spinets and
s ssS O. PIANO MART. 1915 7th
q; nv: 4gst . ahoye the hbrsEEyl
tHa liyp sdvertised price. sSs5. Ma
hogsny finish, I0-year guarantees.
a sS so ssS valves Y e sssc FIRMS
a0VvS sA@N eeSs&sfE
riisSissios.y. hay. !. sssa selection ~.
spinsts and consoles on sale at re-
s ssss p5olsssib gsm es ssSs uh E az
D SIS. sPhone 81, $1,000 and g339
IjU. 5-iloS> Silver Spring store
r iSsa sg TsoSs HEEr-s d :, rental
Hauling extra. JORDANg. corner
s.S4o65 and as3s Georgia ave-, ST.
yer Spring (phone u. 5-1l05l.
Silver Spring store open every eve
ming. Downtown store open Thurs.
PIANO, Iike-new Chickerins baby
grand: call ia. o-I92S. ia
PIANOS--sprinR clearance sale OF
new spinets and consoles. All wood
finishes and case styles. All full
KEYBOARD and fully guaranteed.
Chance to buy o new piano for the
price Of used one. Prices starting
ct $685. for new piano. Buy now
and save. Long easy terms, MUSIC
SALES CORP 1900 q Of. nv. III
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.


GREAT DANES. all ages. Fawns,
brindles: Axe reg; Price. $s5S pg.
2430. OV. 3-4561. liz
PLEASE ADOPT ANIMALS from D. c.
Pound weekdays to prevent their
going to experimental labs. Please
have females spayed. ANIMAL PRO
TECTIvE ASSOCIATION, lockwood
4-6sOI or Logan 1886. --13
reg: must see TO Appreciate; rea.
GERMAN SPssP sHEPaERD. f fensie puppy,
IRISH Settlers, s mos. old. Axe
reg. champion stock; $50. Phone
", VA n. 7-i S,4g5s.,rs no.,.r n,-. Il4
all must so within 2 days: priced
real reasonable for quick sale. PL.
p o PUPPIES, black miniatures,
8 mos. English bloodlines, Axe
reg. JE. 3-3S4S. Ia
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REUPHOL STEERING

ISpCClai cOAA huu Cualf IcuHuQiStet~
ing labor and material. 500; work
manship guar; 25 wears IN same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HaoLsTEIRgINd. 250s 14th st. NV.
ROOFlNi. al types: gutters. spouts:
general sheet metal work. a D.
THOMAS. wa 7-7352.
ROOF REPAIRS, roofs painted; low
ROOFS REPAIRED and painted. Gut
ters and spouting. Call HAMILTON
sT 10 I iRSIHi = Flasstone. terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys. hreplaees. all kinds Of
cement work: pipe drainage. r
~ REPAIRED in your home. Call
RAINBOW ,1EBsoW Tv. day or night. re.
IF YouuiR nv is out Of order. call
US ct RA. 3-3300.. Service call only
S1.50. We specialize in all makes.
Credit terms available. LIZ
ADD TO YOUR HOME with wood,
brick, or concrete. No dn. payment.
% yrs. exper. AP. 7-12l2. WE.
COIoRED, exper. yardman, fioor
cleaner and window washer. Some
painting. Call LII. 2-1985.
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sTENOGRAPHER BEGINNER. $50 to
start; high school graduate mimi
mum requirement.: interesting work
in sales dept. Of national orsaniza.
ton; 5-day week; other benefits
Call MIR. BARTH, Elk 3-4533. -12
sTEN0GRAPHEk. S63 to start. $73
conditions: vacations, holidays. pen
sions; hospital and surgical plan !;
35-hr. wk. Call MR.. WATTS at Elk.
3-4666. la
STENOGRAPHER wanted by local
steel fabricator. 5-day week. Exper
Apply ROSSLYN STEEL AND CE-
MENT CO.. .3031 K st. NV. lis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Prefer
ably with general insurance agency
experience. permanent. EQUITABLE
INSURANCE AGENCY, 101 Munsey
Bldg, ME. S-0922. liz
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Thieves Market

BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer convert
ible. good condition. 4I13 9Th St.
BACKHOE, " yard Unit: In excel.
cond. Also front-end loader with
compressor and breaker and tamper.
Very reas. tn 2.0106. liz
BATHTUBS. new and used: basins,
toilets. At lowest prices. BLOCKS
n iTs6 Hss hsTs jo,5 ia s pl1an ,u,,
size. dark green hubby upholstery,
excellent condition. AID. 2-783l. I3s
BEDRM. SET, modern; rug. Singer
sewing machine, pictures, misc.
items. MA. S-96S3, Ext. sos. 1901
Mass. ave. NV. III
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Five Stores Phone Lincoln $4,000
BRICK-BRICK
DELIVERY. WHITE
CLEAN. USED HARD BRICKS.
Arrow Wrecking Co.
100 8. CAP. Ii. $4,000
BUILDING FOR SALE
Temp. 2-story frame, all dressed
lumber with oak .fioors. 50x200 IT.
Can make 80 units. For infornah-
ton call
Arrow Wrecking Co.
100 8. CAP. Ii. $4,000
CAMERA, 8 nm. Bell and Howell.
magazine feed, with 10 lens, leather
case. Light meter with case. Splicer,
editor and title equipment. Bargain
at Slf}5, Phone JE. 2-2069. la
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STENOGRAPHER

For Property Management Dept. Of
active expanding real estate once
tons. tenant relations, and letter
and telephone contact. New. air
cond. ONCE, pleasant working condi-
lions. For interview appt., Mr.. AUX
ward. SHANNON g LUCHE CO.. 724
14th st. NV. MA. S-2345. --13
STENOGRAPHERS
Expsrisncsd for temp; a,ss;signmsns e
positions or housewives with 2 OF
more days weekly. ST. 3-1972.
ENOGRAPHER CLERK
A permanent position in well-estab-
hshed real estate once: 6-day wk.;
excel. working conds.; prefer some
one with exper. and under 36 yrs.
mo- at Tele shaas SR ss czRsENrE e.
d.. 7-14l1 for interview. liz
STEM GRAPHER-CLERK
In downtown mortsage banking and
real estate firm. Must be above
average in stenographfc ability.
Perm. Job: 6.day wk.; afr-cond.
office: salary 5000 per mo. with
ODpSr Tor s sGT ase R Sll
257-Z. Star. liz
STENO.. I-girl once, $2?5 start.
CAPITOL HILL SECY., $4,000 up.
Real estate steno.hkpr., $500. First
see Miss Grant ct BoYDs, roo 18th.
cor; q dsT; 3;Sgse1 L., nrsv ~.
twhitel: for aforementioned apt.
building Shifts I, , c, change snd Te e :;
ii PIN, See MRS. ATKINSON. $3.50
Tunlaw I'd. NV. EN-. 2-620o..
OPERATOR and typist
Permanent position for young
lady, 2l-35; must be accurate typ.
good telephone personality; excel
lent working conditions; modern
employe benefits. Phone Mr. ROB-
ERTsoN. RA. 3-0I00 Ii
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Camping Supplies

BUY WHILE PRICES ARE Low
ponchos. 25e tdamagedl; 2-burner
stoves. $3.50 value. S12. Tents
blankets. knapsacks, 81. 10000
CASH ,.l REGIsIER; .l MGR. very so : q
sser. RA41c sssfns saIRT F sHoP 5ss
CHIN IN e. saw NV. craftsman. 80 inch inch 8
h.p.. $3.50. Cali Crescent s-o4ls.
CHEST, hand-csryed teakweod, lined
linen tabIscioths: Pekins rugs. All
IA bulldozer: Siusser Mclean; 8
I'd. cable operated pam. / double
drum Blau KNOX Sleeps foot roller;
s sDa4ss equip. reasonably priced. ed 70.
DESKS, once type. s14 EACH: tipping
chair. S.; also 1 double bedspring,
like new. Ss. 222 @ st. NV. RE,
DESKS. s12 "a. Chairs. swivel. $3.50
lady's . cts. $9s5; lsdy's ~ cts.
$3.50; iady's / Ct, emerald cut,
$275: iady's 8 cts, marauise cut,
$2.095; isdy's VI Ct. s125. LIVING
STON d CO., 1923 II st. NV. ME.
D ifHSTf SET. .5-pe. chrome wrought aS
Iron, new. peri. Orig, $50 so; sell
S4gi Choice colors. LEVENTHAL's
FURNITURE CO., 1880 18th st. NV.
DINING NOON SET. maple: table, 4
chairs; reasonable. IA. 6-0231.
DIN. RIM, SET. French Prov. cherry;
bFsHndrnsT PRS re Sse MsrY sssa; sS4s!
1880 eth st. NV. Hu. $4,000
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HELP-MEN 3 WOMEN lcent. lINs'

SERVICE PERSONNEL OR GOVT.
EMPLOYEES, SO minimum, for
leads to purchasers. OF used OF. new
cars. No experience necessary. Apply
4O34 Wis. ave EN-. 3-4040. --12
sHORTORDER COOK,-Apply YATES
BARBECUE AND RESTAURANT,
1890 Jefferson Davis hwy. Arling-
ton. Va. --14
WHITE COUPLE to act as supt. for
46-unit apt. bldg. in nearby Va.
Husband can have other employment.
Immed. opening. Call DI. 7-4244,
MARRIED COUPLE, to operate rest
rooms In amusement park; 7-day
week; free living quarters; good
pay; about 20. weeks work. Write
for details, give phone number,
AMUSEMENT PARK. Rt. /, BOX 26s.
Accokeek, Md. ia
COUPLE. for senerai housework. fond
of children: man must have drivers
license; recent locsi references; new
modern home. Only those desiring
permanent home need apply. Box
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Esper., mature woman for resident
managers position in very mod
well-kept downtown apt. bldg. which
has elev. and switchboard. Very nice
Write, giving complete details to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K ST. NV.
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FARM AND GARDEN

$500 up; benches. sun
F Fistli aaseii sos ' q St, NV nv.
SLUDGE, fill dirt. .topsoil. .bluestone.
road gravel: hauling. gradins. Mr..
R HhRr1 rSPs ri s1 ASD MANURE by
s sas load 81 p g s s1ssahsE; Call EN-
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered TO your
desired. GREENWICH FARM MUIR
r sERy yoI 10 S S.4ss s.oa ,o,, q, lawn.
sd sSeen Seses soo very sp .Os
Az a SN s hardy ,e,d grown. al col.
9rs and sizes. 2sl0 i7th st. ne;
Ing, land eisss5ins; free estimate y nsns
TREE ffH r. REasoSSsaafI. Syn sb up: .opplns.
YARD work. JU. 5-o42s. 10 S-so65.
TOPSOIL, Virginia. enriched with
fertilizer and lime. shredded or
Ppl Plain x sHss s as retail ".
BEAUTIFUL lawns don't Just happen,
we build them. Free est. FLEMMINq
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-484s.
VIRGIN topsoll. best !. quail .yt., any qa a.
GARDEN TRACTOR, Bradley. ga
h.p.. with attachments: $500. Crea"
SPREADING YEw. large specimens:
also upright yew. forsythia. .JU.
Rso 1fIIEa cow MANURE. SOC Soc o
busiiel, packed in bags to 20 In the
trunk Of your car. Herndon FOWL.
TOPSOIL. rich. dark, loan: ideal Tor
lawns. flowers and gardens: ! W tons.
Sl2. delivered. LO. 7-74S7. Id
BALED STRAW FOR SALE, $40 per
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping.
trimming, D. c., Md. Free estimates.
MP. CLAYTON. UN 4-0903. --13
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ARL.. ALEX, LADIES
Light, pleasant saleswork In hrs. OF
own choice. about 50 hr. MA, g.
1857, Ia pm. ia
COLLEGE GRADUATE
Gigs years. for permanent position
of responsibility requiring initiative
but not essential. Call
COURTESY ASSOCIATES
MA. S-1412. 9:30 to B LA
YOUNG COLORED MOTHER. 3 chill
salary to sober, clean, elderly lady,
COGoRED WOMAN to make beds,
clean rooms In hotel, good pay. do
not phone. 1S42 10th ct. NV.
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WAITiRESS
WAITRESS

position. must be expeI
Apply CROWN RESTAURANT. 81
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REPAIRS AND sERvles tcoa,.l

PAPERTNG. PAINTING. 90 years. ex-
work 1t SO up. Cal EU. 4-2377.
PAPER HANGENG-Prompt courteous
estimate, exert white craftsmen,
PAPER No VOW Low prices. Al work:
new samples. Interior painting. Free
estimates. ~, 5-0745. -16
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FURNITURE NEW
HOUSE,

5-pc. mahos. drop-leaf dinette. $64.50
$50 SO chrome. 6-pc. dinettes, 1870
$3.50 Axmi Es re- ORE rugs 1900
Sylcon Hollywood beds 47.95
1923. so bunk beds, complete %
Bedrm.. lv. rm. din. rm. Terms.
KING. 1908 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-bS91
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AND REMODELING BY
AN HONEST HOME IMP CO.-All
work guaranteed. any size Job cheer
fully estimated. Porch Enclosures.
dormers. bathrooms and hkating sys.
painting No down payment. Az low
as 81 so per wk.. 24.hr service. Call
any time. TRI-STATE. 4016 Ca ave
AHDDDiTioNs. ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies. kitchen modernized. recr.
rms. complete remodeling service:
estimates free; an work fuzzy guar;
no money down. SO mos. to pay.
SECO SALES. JU. 5000. EN-.
2-874g. day or night.
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FTTRNTTTJRE

FUnN1 j OEt6
2 free tickets to Mats ball game with
purchase OF o nationally advertised
Hollywood bed. full 80 inches wide
With legs. E sg price ses; sln To %
sets. Open TONIGHT It'll o pm.
Brothers Furniture Co.
q blks. from Bailey's Crossroads. Va.
on Seminary I'd. We. 2-69O0.
FURN.-2 rms. with ~, washer, sew.
machine. new eond. Must sell. Make
offer, for all. RA. 6-3473.
FHRMssctionai sofa, corner na table
window fan, floor vacuum cleaner.
FURN.-Mod. din. rm., liv. rm., occa-
sional tables. lamps. chairs, bedrm.
furn.. hide-a-bed, rugs. XII. s-oo35.
FURN.-Drexel light chest and night
table; also new. Hollywood .sgle. bed
canning Jars. EN-, 2-5450. --13
set. almost new;
Rs sh1 o.k suit modiIa Ts ssss pea
GAS RANGEs-ysed. in "as is" con.
ceiain orioie. s ssssi tsbletops
with oven thermostats.. SIS. Other
Haas: e s5s Ps!sSss' s iairs i4t is'ia
GAS RANGE. 36-in. de luxe. center
griddle. electric timer On broiisr;
E ressensbls eyer; NE MR; KAHN. Re
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
10I1 9TH st. NV. Ma. a-s952
~AC nENTEC TTCTn
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TITLE CLERK
Chrysler- Plymouth dealer
mobile title clerk. Modern
up-to-date office. 5Ia-day wk..
paid vacation and holidays,
excellent working conditions.
salary commensurate with
ability. Apply in person to Mr..
Weakley at AIS MOTORS.
INC, 1910 Wilson blvd, Ar
HnRton. Va. IL
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

' stely to I isirn.csl,bsr tsiephons sales
personnel for full and part time
work. In special telephone rooms.
EARNING commensurate with SAFES
Harvey. IN RIM 204 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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DRESS FORM. adjustabie; best offer;
ssr 10 dT sssi, blue size s best
DRYER. hand. never used, electric
Cost $500: viii sell for rs price. Mr.
KAHN. RE. 7rs670 or AID. 4-72S7.
ELEcTRlc roLEs. quantity .,
zb C.. 81 per u. "a. b-4466
FENCE, ali types--Chain link. Beth
sn.ssd:: SIs;I0 II. installed. Terms
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HELp---woMEh
TVPfSTS

matic. ST 3-lo72. liz
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND sSssS
BABY CHICKS AND pOULTs.. With
mere .a... feed 5v,s md peegltrys osapp'is e
NV, ME. e-00sQ.
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FILE CABINETS

LEuAL-sIzE 81 2.95i NEW 4.
DRAWER STEEL LETTER Size
S33 90; A5-DRAWER 3x6 MAAoG-
ANY CARD FILES fMAKE EXCEL.
PARTS CABINETsl $50 .96 N
FRANK q SON. IA 3rd ST. NV
Ex. 3-Sg74.
FILING CABINET. new 4-dr. steel,
$3.50: ,dr, $22 .e5. DI. 7-7s7s-
FOAM RuBBEk. fo ID: Cushions, pads;
buy at wholesale. J. Fl. GICfINER,
25l3 d g. NV. tx. a-:i527: -
ions mattresses. holsters. G1LLlL-
LAND. 2145 = NV. Elk. 3-6633,
PREFERS fe,--1ss5 unused uprisht.
14-cu.~ft. Philco, $3.50. Also chest.
GE. used 3 mos, 5000. RA. 3-7737.
- GateieR tables, S22;
desk. Sls: cedar chest. SO; cleo
trio logs and brass trim. SIS: maple
bureau. SIS; living room SET S2s,
IA. e-4se6.
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J. kVl = avg NW
TELLER
UNDER IS
EXPERIENCED
TITLE CLERK

EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION.
NATIONAL SAVINGS a. TRUST co
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PAPER RANGING

ea aSsdas Ell. rms; So ss 20 ns RaDs p.n IT.
ing ct reas, prices. Call HA. 2-f225
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JEWELRY-TO-O ORDER
Write or come In for free sample
Rodin Jewelry cleaner
ROBIN JEWELS. sos 18th st. N.W.
LAWN MOWER PARTS, lots of them:
so secondhand lawn mowers, So
each. CIR. 4-7561 after 5 pm. --16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12

SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR.
sglss;. dbIss. a n ss VIZ: rm o. . slsS.
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PAINTING INTERIOR and exterior;
plastering. wall scrapfnG; white me-
chanics best Of reference. Lowest
rates in town. Free estimates. Ho.
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DIN. RIM. SET. French Prov. cherry;
bTsnva iryi f PTS. I $Sg e2rr Sss sS45l
1880 It'll st. NV. Hu. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

OUR Engagement and Wedding Book,
The Bride Book Guest Book at The
SCOOP, 814 East l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

DAVENPORT. custom made, rose mo-
hair, must sell as am allergic 70
rnohair: 3 cushions. pillows, down
filled. eos KF 1-536Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

COMPLETE household furnishings, in
cludine ANTIQUES. Call after 1:3o
.. m. PO. l-5006.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
MARY ond RENEE
WALTERS
selling contents of
LAHGE FINE HOME

3esi BERKsruRE I'd. WEST or LEE
French Provincial furniture; Chippen-
dole all down davenport with slip
cover; choirs with slipcovers; French
and Needlepoint chairs; poir marble
top commodes; jade lomps; marble
top cocktGil table; Leather top cock.
tail tGble: dining room set. 8 choirs;
Oriental corpes for entire house.
lorge and smoll; chair side combi-
notion record player. blond; wosher;
dropes and cuItoins for entire house;
bedding, beautiful tables; antiques:
chrome breakfast set. stoinless steel
top; crYstol; knick-knocks; glider;
wicker porch furniture: long and
small runners. like new; French kid
neY desk; other desks; large paint
ings; twin and single bedroom sets;
kitchen utensils. ETC., ladies' and
mems clothing; golf clubs; bobY bug.
gY. high choir. cor bed. scole. teeter-
babe. FA. l-l456 dolly 10 to 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

| GASINATOR, Hamilton dryer. desk
model electric sewing machine
Estate range with grill and deep
well; Kelvinator 20 Gu. Fl. deep
freeze; Whirlpool washer. Delta
Shop Smith; Winchester model II
pump shot gun. ". l-9499.
| CHEST of drawers, blond, child S;
buggy, Siebert collapsible. EV. 2-1549
DINING room set, table, s chairs. buff
fet. MU. 1925
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29

ing the age-old custom of u
ancestors.
1t always pays a man, or a
woman, to take stock of them
selves. Frankly, honestly and
privately look yourself over,
make an inventory of your as
sets and liabilities in connection
with a world of other people.
We know there are blase indi-
viduals who poke fun at all those
who seek to improve themselves.
There are likewise many people
who worship money above all
other accomplishments and there
fore base their judgment of every
thing upon material wealth.
Religion teaches us that life is
more than material possessions
and that men and women, who
expect to live after death, must
base their faith upon spiritual
achievements. 1t is virtually I'M
possible to make much progress
in this direction unless one Is
willing to establish, deliberately
and intelligently, a set of values
for existence.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
RARuCHs FARM PLAN

bernard DdIuCLl, one Oh Tie
nations elder statesmen, now liv-
ing in New York, has proposed
a f%ive-point farm program to
Chairman Allen Ellender of the
Senate Agriculture Committee.
Baruch noted that the farm
situation is not yet one of real
depression, but he says he be-
lieves the threat of such an eco
nomic situation is inherent in the
present situation. It is interest
ing, therefore, to look at Mr..
Baruch's suggestions:
1. He recommended that some
of the existing surplus in agri-
cultural commodities be distribut-
ed by this government in the
form of relief. He would also use
some Of the SURPRISES to build up
the Governments stockpile
against emergencies.
2. Mr.. Baruch would take many
acres of marginal land out of
production, and plant them in
trees, which trees would provide
a source of wealth for the ma
ton in the future.
8. Mr.. Baruch would place
parity support on a flexible basis
(where it is now to discourage
excess production. He would have
the government work toward fl
nally achieving full parity using
these flexible supports.
4. Mr.. Baruch would attempt
to expand the markets for Ameri-
cas- agricultural commodities.
These steps, Mr.. Baruch
thinks, would solve the farm
problem. They are quite differ
ent from the solution proposed
by Senator Kerr Scott, Democrat
of North Carolina, who wants tc
set up a price support system
somewhat on the order of income
taxes. He would allow farmers
one hundred per cent parity price
support for SO many acres, ninety
five per cent for an additional
number of acres, ninety per cen
for an additional number of acres
and so on.
Secretary of Agriculture Err;
Benson has proposed a soil bank
which would mean that the Gov
eminent would pay farmers fol
taking land out of production. The
Democrats are proposing 900 par.
ity for the basic crops, which wa:
the law for many years.
1t seems obvious, then, that ev-
eryone recognizes there is a farm
problem, and a serious one. The
second session of the Eighty
Fourth Congress should rise above
partisan politics, in the interes
of the country, to work out some
kind of farm plan which would
better conditions for the average
! American farmer.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson
were Monday afternoon visitors
at the Harold Bentson home.
Harold Bentson received word
that his mother, Mrs. Christiana
Bentson passed away Monday
night. She had been living with
a daughter in Portland, Ore. She
was 81 years old and was an old
time resident of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Putnam
and family and Elva Putnam were
evening callers at the Bill Burn
sides home a week ago Sunday.
Elva remained overnight
Monday evening guests at the
Gail Sawyer home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Franz and Mr.. and
Mrs. jim Mcbride.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29

drove to his work at the factory
from there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morel Burgess
spent Christmas day in Sidney
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Weagle, as did Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ehman of Terry.
Mrs. Ivan Thomas entertained
at a coffee party honoring Mrs.
Henry Rehbein on Monday. About
fifteen ladies of the neighborhood
enjoyed the afternoon.
The Christian and Missionary
Alliance Sunday School presented
their annual Christmas program
on Wednesday evening which was
attended by a large crowd. After
the program, gifts and treats were
passed out.
On Monday, Dec. 26, the Sunday
School Of the First Lutheran
Church presented their annual
Christmas program to a full
church. After the Christmas story
was presented, gifts and treats
were passed out.
Confirmation services were held
at the First Lutheran Church on
Christmas day for three young
people. Those who were confirmed
were Sharon and Dean Carter,
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pershing
Carter and Melvin Hill, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill.
Doctor and Mrs. Harley Carl
son and children of Sidney spent
Christmas eve at the Osten Kvaal-
en- home.
Mrs. Ben Rogers and Mrs. Pude
Dotson visited at the Raymond
Holte home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lottie Carter and hel
grandchildren Loretta and Jack
Heringer are spending the Christ
mas holidays in Havre at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Kohlman
daughter of Mrs. Carter and moth
er of Loretta and Jack.
MI. and Mrs. Paul McMorris
and Gary, MIR. and Mrs. Jack Nc