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LOAN MANAGER

National finance company
opening new loan once IN
Silver 6pring. Nd. needs ex-
perieneed man to open and
manage oflice: excellent COM
pany benefits, including prof
1t sharing. Give personal his.
tory. Qualifications, age and
salary expected. Add known 70
our employees. BOX 4lo.V,
star
Evening star., 1955-10-03
HELP-MEN
eaITsMtN

plss ssap. aSzIsa asssss ss0s nsstS sss a.S; Z
Lead furnished. See Nh. 6MILER,
"a any day, 92b-1 y NV. ard q .
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BOOKKEEPER

Tor LIQUOR store. Knowledge Of gem
eral once work. Good salary. uil-
limited opportunity. Bebls, yaea-
.fion. CENTRAL. ofS 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-10-03

RRfCKLAYERS. open shop. tor
wages: Scfoggins lane. 1 blk. or
King 81. Alex, Va, XII. a-Spa3. ---l
CANEASSEfiS. white. 10 take Or.
ders Tor trexh-dresssd poitry; ful
or part time; phone VIII. b-a24p
Evening star., 1955-10-03

SALES AND SERVICE 8. I ispFsssnta-
tive wanted bZ International
Chemical Co for Washington Net
FEoRgSclitsn EsgS Z, w.:s;t srss tlntervisMs e.. e b
Evening star., 1955-10-03

SHOE SALESMAN

eome ExperIence:: Permanent
EMMA JETTicK bcoI, sHoP
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Decorating Experts
Speak at Powl,ataH

The Whatatl Worthwhile
home demonstration elup held its
~eguiar me ating in TIE basement
IF the bank. Tuesday night with
IS present Mrs, Areehe Collier
hub house furnishings leadar. OBJ
aimed guests for the. meeting.
Bill Bethel interior decorator
md Mrs Marian Jastis, Super
Isor Of Drapery WolkNroom from
Miller and Rhoads gave a very
interesting Demonstration on Col
)r and Wndaw Treaymtnt.
Mrs Justis showed a Vary easy
method OF making Jiraperies.
pointing out step by ,t7p hog To
measure and .conSttuet them
They both answered nany qpas-
'ions Of window treatment That
4re h!g problems for. the homo
maker
Hostess FOR the meeting Were
Mr.. E. Floyd Yates. Nrs. Julian
Bowles. Mrs. f r Yates Jr and
Mrs B S Brent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Seen and Heard
Han1pden Sydney,s Poet
Likes Simple, Quiet Life
Seen and Heard


There appears to be two doni~
nant categories Of personality
In one category there is the
doer" the "go-gettei the mar
or woman in the public eye, the
news maker the organizer. the
person that makes things mum 5.
Of III other words anyone that
works upon his environment to
produce desired reaction OF
change
These people are necessary. for
here one finds business leaders
fund campaign heads politicians
and the like
In the other category one finds
the quiet unobtrustive sort oil
person. PASSIVE. seemingly cons
tent to watch tine world 60 BY
contemplatiye This is the kind
one finds tucked away In library
Or out on a solitary stroll study
ing and thinking 1t Is person
who, 50 to speak is acted upon by
environment to produce after due
process Of the brain a reaction
oi effect
These people too are necessary
for here belong philosophers his
torans writer's artists, poets /:
people who absorb the world
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Z. b. Mayfield New
Observer Head

E b. Mayfield hs@s peen APP
pointed Supervisor for 'li1e Scots
vile Ground Observed. pbst. This
post has been inopera8.v9 FOR sew
eyal months and an efhSt vii be-
made 10 begin operating again
soon MI Mayfield Says there viii
be a meeting TO which Hpt'Fyo1c IN
invited in the High School Audi
5orium February is III ID D. I'D.
when an All Force Assvie iSflcd
One Plane One BoHlil@ VIII III
down This movie is designed 70
show what could happen when b
post is left unnamed Mr.. May
field urges everyone 70 astend the
movie al the High SclsoQl and TO
cooperate wIth manning the post
ne SAYS. II might be tht means
Of saving your life. for afane day
one spotter could make one cali
that could save thousands Of lives
and, / could be you
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

other poets sine says she would
Ike one day 10 have printed a
slender sheaf" of her best poems
Many have already been published
individually. some III The Chris
tian Century The North Ameri-
can Review The Lyric. THE
Saturday Evening Post and other
regional and national periodicals.
HeE subjects range from con-
temptation e Natures beauty
through conflicts OF the human
spirit oil down 30 the everyday
habits If everyday lolk. Her
fsvorate Is in Stracted, the
caIelree idju; c.,ile" Who dances
by the light o! taf moon
Poetry She sass. is something
that comes from inside II is in
Born, she believes II is not always
easy though Often the inspiration
comes ior the first part OF a poem,
but YOU have 70 work for the
Hast part It may be months or
wears IN coming she adds Then
it VIII come all al once
And when that happens, you
have TO be there Perhaps that is
Hhy hers is a simple and quiet
.-fe ans vhy She believes gre
gayious people don't write much
poetry
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Treasure Notify
Given to Annual
BSU Banquet

With Treasure" for the theme
md the pirate mot1, the Baptist
Student Union Of L1lgwoGN Col
lege held It's annual loanqe1et III
he College Tea Room on Satur-
lay evening. Feb. 5.
The tables were decorated with
treasure chests oyetfiowing with
levels and gold. aI3a skull. with
crossbones and pirate silhouettes
we're used throughout the room
Miss Carolyn Gity served as
captain Of the pirates and mis-
.ress of ceremonies while Miss
Wilma Salmon direetGd the Mu-
tiny Of the CreY" IL, group sing
ng
Miss Rebecca Hines was crown
ID Lady Of the Linz chosen by
Re "ap.ist studeass for her
character and Leadership ABILITY.
The Rev Ed Sanaridge spoke
IN the theme Of the banquet.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Rev. Souder Leads
Religious Emphasis

The Rey W Holt Souder, rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal Church in
Winchester, viii lead Longwood
Colleges Religious Emphasi
Week Feb & through 10 He viii
talk Oh subjects enlafging the
week s theme Strength Through
Faith
Prior 60 Iris recent appointment
10 the church ~ Winchester. Rev
soudeH served As assistant rector
pt st Paul's Church IN Richmond
He has also served 1T st Peter S
kn New Kent County historic
rbufcl5 where II Is believed George
Washing ton Was married
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Mcth odist Meeting
IN { hlcago i & atures
Social Relations

The Rev ChaFiea @ Kidd, pas
Tor of the Farmg.ilr Methodist
Cnufch, has returned from The
ffst national meetln4 Of annual
conference aud 5uriSdictional
boards tot aocfal and econ0mir
relations conYculns ia Evanston
III Fe1 ~
fcakWe Of tHe four-da con-
terence was the premier showing
II tie board q II Is c.vil rights
nl9n ] he Sound 4f Stone
hn0HF the pf1utnai speakers
Wego Dll- Harold A B9sley pastor
# Fvdnaton First Methodist
Church I)r George Macleod Of
Iona cEnmun By in Scotland /
Bishop lioyd G WicAc Of Pitts
bureh chairman OF the Board Of
Social dnd Economic Relations,
and Samuel w twer j. Chicago
attorney and member 81 the ma
ttanai board
The ReY a Dudley Ward eye
cutiVe secretary Of lhe board
gave d daily lecture oh Christian
social eehics
Group discussions dealing With
the specialized interests Of
those alfndlnR the sessions were
led by SPECIALISTS In the fields Of
agricultural economics. general
economics, race relations. social
welfare problems and Industrial
relations
Rev odd is chairman Of the
social a hd economic relations
committee IN NnRinlH.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Cumberland P-TA
Plans Covered Dish
Supper Feb. ID

Mrs. Ruth l. GsnlInage, prcsi-
dent Or the CuInb#4gland Parent
Teacher Association. mas an
nounced that a covered dish sup
per Will be served u the February
meeting 10 the community cabin
at $50 next Thursday evening
February 10. Founders D4y viii
be observed. and a worthwhile
program is being arranged by Mrs
Leigh Emerson Sn4h.
All patrons and friends are in
yited and urged 70 bring box sup
per and share together the bene-
fits on this special occasion. De-
sert will be furnished by the PTA
Mrs. r. B Peters ii chairman OF
the hospitality committee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

one 81 Fanmyllles longest es-
tablished bridge clubs celebrated
it's 25th anniversary last Friday
eith luncheon at Longwood
House and exchange Of gifts.
Five members OF this Friday
afternoon club are the original
players. They are Mrs T A. Me
Corkle. Mrs j P Wynne, Mrs. S.
G. Bliss. Mrs w w McClntlc
and Mrs. A Y. Stokes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
George Palmer
TO Speak to BPW

George Palmer. who Is caadi-
date for the House Of Representa-
tlves. viii bc tho guest speaker on
ThufsdaI February 10, lat p M.
the regulpr meeting of the Bust
ness and PROFESSIONAL WomanS
Club AZ Hotel WeyanoAe
Mrs. Annie NJ Fnllwell Public
Affairs chairman Of thd ciuo has
also announced that John W
Daniel c hndidatc for he House
OF Repre- }entatiyes. VIII be guest
speaker tpr the March injecting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Mrs. Robertson
TO Play Piano Duet
With John Powell

Mrs. Florence X mar son
Robertson sister of Mis- Charles
f.. McR4e OF Hampden Sydney,
viii be ait the second piano dur
ing John pnwells lecture recital
series on Friday Feb 1i. at 8 Is
.. nj aG the WomauiS Club in
Richmond They VIII play Varla-
lions and fugue for twe pianos on
Il theme 10y Beethoven The other
work ON The program YIN be OPP
3o by Saint 5acns
This Will De the fifth III series
Of eight lecture -recltagS given by
MIR POWELL The events are open
TO the public and tickets may be
obtained tat the door
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

MI. and Mrs Hernaail l. Dun
can ot Hampden Sydney an
nounce tie engageinenp Of their
daughter. Lots Arlene 10 George
Edward Garrett Jrs SOFA OF Mr.
and Mrs q 4. Garrett Of Keys
VILE
The marriage VIII TAXI place IN
March
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

B&rw. Thursday Feb 10. At 8
.. m. in Hotel Weyailoke.. Guest
speaker George Palmer
Joint Mission st,ps. Feb. 8 at
3 p. M. in Farriiv.le Baptist
Church. Guest speaker. Mrs. Gar
land Hutchinson Of amelia.
Firemen's Ausilhry. Tuesday
Feb. 8 at 8 p. m. WITH NJ BIZ
Kennedy.
Woman's Club. "Wednesday, Feb
8 at 1890 p. m. iui4cheon meet
ng at Longwood HOUSE Speaker
Mrs r. Rich a I'd 6chweitzer
president Of Virginia Federation
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Gentle I'll Club
Officers Elected

on February ;. the Genito all
club held It's meeting at Mrs,
Glenn simmons The earlier
elected officers FOR the coming
year are preslcient-sandra SIM
mons. We president~Karen Nell
son secretary Barbara Cable.
treasurer Rgenda Knaoe. ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Joint Mission Study

The Joint Mission study Of all
local churches viii be held at the
Farmville Baptist Church on
Wednesday Feb. 9 at b. m. Mrs
Garland Hutcheson Of Amelia, for
many years associated with medi-
cal research In india, viii discuss
he book Under Three Flags
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
CANNON Assig ned
To Duty In Italy

Col r Graham CANNON uSAF
has been assigned to duty in
Naples. Italy at The y S. Base
there accbrding 10 a report re-
ceived hegr
Col aIsli Mrs CANNON and
taeir daueIhIerS plan 10 leave for
Naples arbphd May is
Col Gsitluon is the SON Of Dr.
and. Mrs Edgar G GaI,lmon OF
Hampdea sydney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Carter UpshaW
Engagement Told

NIT. ana Mrs. ALVIN Pratt Carr
ter Of Clayvinc announce the en-
gagement d their daughter Mar
garette Deane to Carl Douglas
UpshaW son Of Mr. and Mrs Ed
win Thomas UpshaW Of Bagby
The wedding VIII take place in
the Spring
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Amelia Garden Club
Plans Anniversary
Spring Flower Show

Plans for SPRING flower show
Wish n theme eentering around
25tn anniversary celebration.
we-e made a. "a Il recent monthly
meeting % the Amelia County
Garden Club. III the HON Of Mrs.
Eddie Burk =
Mrs. Alton Purdue ana Mrs
W II Eliatt we're co-aostesses.
Nj. Charles S Farmer. who pre-
sd 4 was reelected to the
Presidents past Tor another year
~ were The remain ng officers
Mrs G. & Wlngo gave the
Demonstration program on moth-
DDS 81 nfepoeauns 1ameltas.
sga las and r!lododendron Mrs.
Wing9 illustrated her lecture
alta mum erols specimens
4 coffe hour concluded the
= e.ing
rort Shelby johnson and s3ns
leader kay Simmons
Karen Nelson and Kay SIM
mons gave d demonstration On
making s-et m.ik biscuit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

An article entitled ''Trranspos-
ing the Viola Part" written by Or
John w Molnar chairman Of the
Longwood College Department Of
Music. appears in the January
February issue Of Educational
Music Magazine. -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

graduated from sweet Hlag COL
.lege her father assumed the
pres dencv of Hampden sydney
College. Home became home again
TIA 1919 she returned with the
family and accepted q position
teaching st WdrshaIn High School
when it vas located IN. the old
Clerk OF cel SIZE tsughi half
the high school subjects including
Domestic scienIce and agriculture
aad tlls last explains thr reason
she says why fthere vas. q slump
hit over Suuths3de Virginia short
ly afterwards
H SHE had plenty 1f opportunity
to exercise her particular likes
however she recalls Iii particular
the presentation 81 The NIer-
chant Of Venice which Vie con
sideged g SUCCESS despite the lack
Df all scenery but fur one box
covered With piper and MIS- Du-
puys paflor curtains borrowed
Tor The backdrup
Extras We're considered uN
iiries IN those days There was the
old coal seutJIe WITH 1 cardboard
bottom the teachers petitioned
the trustees to replace After tMo
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Returns Home

The same year Miss Fealostou
4 transfer from AGNES Scott wa.
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Rooms, APTs. To SHARE
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ompIsssiy week can NA 1u s-s4SS " 0a' "
HAMPTON COURTS aPTs., 2Q13
New HampShire ave. n,w.--Emet.
ency; nicely furn,, new stove: al
pttls. inclS elev. bldg. Res. msr
ATTTRAC. ACsTTsS IN APTs.. st4 VIZ. up;
child or babies welcome: also hskpg.
rms. sti0l 18th st. NV. pI 7-7SSs.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1893
18th ct. r.w.--Efflc,; bed. .-liy. rIin,.
kit. bath; day or wk. Ma. s-eQlo.
Lly, RM., . bedrms.. kit, bath:
utiis.; 500 mo. or $23 wk, 4b20 Ca.
ave. NV. No pets. RA. 3-1SS3.
APT. HUNTING made easy, Ca Cause
the owners pay my fee. show you
FREE, excel, selections all parts
d. G. Call MANDEL. AD. 4-340o.
MASS. AND aIst-Two eficiencies;
Ice. rm,, compl. kit: seIr,ipyt.. and
ISS g Sd. Me-, nr. capitoi.. ito. Y end
$4s shd up. II. l-67ie.
PAnENTsl .h rms, s.:,,tsSps tAspss'; ;.vnts Teais 1p-
large I'd. Free psrking. NO. q.
12Si 12SSi SSth 81. N.w,-Ene. spta. WITH
kitchenettes, private baths. Also,
Ink. fcoms. LINENS. utlihes urn.
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MAID-GHW

Live In; pvt bath, Tv; ofer IS years
old. Must be good cook. also good
to children; must have good refer
Sas. s1sss "a az w wf al. Il i sfsr After 39
MAID-G.H.W.. plain cooking, fond Of
children. recent local refs. live in
workine conditions. ~. 2-01l7.
MAID, colored, g.h.w., exper. cleaner,
cook, laundfess; 8 days, 1875 pm.
$50 and carfare. EN-. 3-7360.
NURSE, English trained preferred,
but eli applications win be seriously
considered; 8 children; top salary.
cssions.s ssn s BOX 15iBeis sIs.B. Star nno ou is
WOMAN, live IN Silver Spring. child
care: s days; Eo. 2-1400. Ext. is.
WHITE Or colored; live IN: care Of
children and lh.w,: $50 week: paid
vacation. OF. 4-4743. -18
RELLAHLE SETTLED white woman
country. 70 live in: Hight housework.
Al mod. electrical appliances, good
sslhfy: Immediately. Fl. 4-e07s.
GERL, s.h.w, no cooking. i've IN;
RsrasEEf;x AZ; rsis rsiWsoMSXxNs-Wbit;e w s-seeh; care
parents. Inv: live in, Day od.
sslary open. Ref. Can Dunktrk
CoGGPTEE TO LIVE m. g.h.W. and
copking In modern home. Local
ref. REG. csil bet. 9 and II an
CoIoRESD 81 iSSgEr SETTLED WOMAN to i live
In. permanent; g.h.w.. plain cook
ing, fond Of children: must have
references: / day on Q week: S36
Evening star., 1955-11-17

DUPONT CTRCLE-TWo singles; also
excel. Ink. rm.; 1st a., matching
furn., refgr., etc. AD. 2-4554.
OPPOSITE DUPONT PLAZA, 1910
18Th st.--Lgea bright. front. warm:
2 students, S26 mo. sa. Also sgle.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., $500 Broad
Branch rd.-comfortable room in
private home, near Conn. and Ne
braska ayes., WO. 6-3712. -1S
CHEVY CHASE - Master bedfm.,
semipyt; bath; gentleman; $Ss mo.
CAL Mo; e-o4gb; 20
closet; an privileges: girls only on
this fioori very reasonable. Call HU.
3-7066 and leave your telephone
number. or come and inspect, 5!se
sSUraERS oSs u CLUE. 17eS Mass. ave.
NV. - Home for discriminating
T; fg1 p5S1 nys. 6sss NJ 1sSos alss :gle Ssn. g'
2ieo 18th 81. NW@Loyeiy rms.
some with pvt. bath: distinctive ad-
dress; daily maid service; 24.hr.
switchboard: rates, $3.50 up weekly.
D6fosTT SH sTT'shi sohiiRcLE-pbl... PVT, bath
g. and n.R sn'i EM. L0s. sssas. ssassen' i'ss ssas
1880 18th ST. N.W.-Exceptionally
beautifully rooms; former iegation:
next bus stop: for Permanently
cTgl csTmgloyed ladies' sso s261$40: -23
Newly decorated coky room IN flne
private home. EN-. 1886. --19
GEORGETOWN, double Fm., 2 beds.
suitable for 2 schoolboys or couple,
large closet space. bath and cooking
privileges. Cali NO. 7-lz53, betw.
17bS p ST. NV, Dupont Manor.
lge. redec. LIST fir. Sgle. rm., nr. bath
1sds L ST.. N.w.-Rieht downtown.
frt. sgle. rm., Southern exposure.
1911 18th 81. N.W.-.The FLORAL
Manor" Newly dec, sgle. fn.. with
,gSs ;ga; Sstfr' Sns ~ n SO S,W;R.d.e W; "a ssls
rm., run. water, $3.50 wk., also
Ink. rm with kit. -23
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HELP woMEN Gent,
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
HELP-MEk AND WOMEN

CoL0RED COUNTER GIRL, must
so N st. Sc. lie
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ACCOUNTANT work caught up, Keep
up, al taxes financial stat, Yeas.,
CAsHiER- -BOOKKEKPER. now en-
ployed same field Desires change.
MGR 1000 exper. Box SOD, star.
CLERICAL WORK eyes. and after 8
and/or AL day Sat. and Sun. Ex-
per. cashier. Can type and operate
caiculating machines. Like wk. with
ngures and can meet public. Box
SS;f; ESSSG;ffN;EiEsRs..DRAFTsMAN. iss. eiyil. de-
sires full or part time work. TU.
RESTAURANT MANAGER. fully sx-
gsrieneed good references. Phone
Man, white. middle-ase, rel: ref.
lSpsE fSrsr sII SGyt el.rE asa a. sssis sssssirssitie'
RxPER. AND RELIABLE FARMER
wanty work on beef cattle or dairy
farm at once Call IA. 9-o32s:
BOY. 20. his. grad, wishes to learn
trade; elec., etc. Energetic; will
ing to learn. OIL. 2-171D.
VETERAN wants lob as driver or
porter. Call NO. 7-5903, between
COL0RED MAN desires work, CLERK
IN liquor store driver. exper. Good
refs. Lu. 2-6544. IT.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNlsHED-Nw.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Master bed
ssatls%sn; s4S aSvs1 @o. VS.. 5.45ss'. sass'
a2a4 18th sT.--Larse. warm knotty
pine twIn-rr1. for young men. $50;
sgle. $40: clean home: aaI;
gE ghEorss. s..,1ss ~. Drivils; ss per D2s yk.
1888 i 0iSS' i6tS ST. N.w.--Businsss-
women. sRie. and dble. rms; clean.
beaut. turn.; mod. baths, NO. y
DoWNTowN---clean. extra spacious
dies; laund.. TV prtytle.; ~ per
person; Sli as ssie. Ho. 2seSSi,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. i714
New Hampshire ave.---Newly deco
rated rooms, maid. no. 2-9ss2;
soos KALoRAMA RID. NV. a. Biz.
Conn. ave. Large, warm single
rooms, next TO bath. DU. 7-4626.
dupont cIRcLE-Heautiful master
rm.. semipvt. bath, bookshelves,
firepi., lge. closet; best trsnsp.i
men, AID, A-S73S. lis
GEORGETOWN, p st, nr. wis
Studio rm., a.-c., semipvt. bath and
kit: lady: S6s. AID. 4-3e46. eyes.
% A DAY per person; 110l nth
n.w.--Attrae. sale, .dble. rna,, 81 VIZ.
.uup., yAEEEs AoTEL. ,TIs pI,, pSI,,, 7-7sss. a;Ss
clock radio. Tv, African mattress;
DGP6NT CiRCIf-joiIS shs friendly
young crowd II. RANDALL HOUSE.
Lounge, rec. hail. TV Bendixi
ehssriyl rms: ecny: ioe,; s2s Y e SSb'
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE
RRFRIGERAToR, westinghouse ele,

REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse elec-
stls, sss,. XII f. s.7ies. es''n'n' '0no'''0n'
REFRIGERATOR. loft, cross
S4p so 500 1lth st. sc. lie
REFRIGERATORs, used $3.50 "
guaranteed; deliy.; lge stock. ACME
STOVE. 10ll 9TH nv. Ma. S-S962
REFRIGERAToRs. used: reilnished;
FREDERICK'S. NC.
1905 18th st. ia. e-7g00
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APIS FURNIsHEp-MD.

CHEVY CHASE-Liv. rm.. bedYm.,
dinette- pvt. bath: mr..
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3153.
COLMAR MANOR-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, pvt. bath and entr.; $40 mo-,
incl. utils. 3612 39th ave., WA
REMODELED, attrae.
dec; pvt. entr.: persons or work
ing eple. Call ewes, JU. b-4624.
-l9
SILVER sPRNG-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. din. bath: utils. incl; $0S.60;
couple: refs; no pets. 10. 3-6SSo.
PARK, near Waiter Reed
Nicely furn. and Q bedrm. apt
also enc, kit. and bath; $50 and
up: / blk. bus and shop. JU. 6-626e.
CHEVY CHASE BUS AT DOOR
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath; cple.:
500. OIL. 2-25f1. 1902 Conn. ave.
rAKOMA-Attr, apt; liv. rm.. bed
rm., dinette. kit. tiled bath. pvt.
entf.; woodland surroundings:
adults: $97.50,l incl. utils. JU. s.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
PEN FRIDAY AND MON. NIGHTS
FURNITURE MART
l6 KING W1vs sT;, osLI ALEX. VA.

KING $4,000
FuRN.--Blond din. rmi. bedrm
mod, sec. sofa; oce. chairs: tables:
lamps. Best offer. ov. s-26e4;
FURN.-pin. rm. table. 8 chairs.
sufsss susiss; once desk chest, " Io.
FURN.-compIete furn., 1-rm. kiteh-
enette apt; wrought iron table
and chairs, bright fireplace en-
semble 4I02 Arkansas ave. NV.
liz
FURN.--Dble. maple bed, student
desk: carriage and stroller; excel
cond. Reasonable. Tu. 2-63l7. III
FURN.--2 bedrm., liy. rm., dinette,
practically new. Call RE- 1886
as Ion fAaai PESREEss R'y SALES 1ssd CO sas7
Qa ave NV. DE 2-5b66
GAS RANGE, 36-in., good condition.
4 burner. 2 storage drawers, broil-
er. oven control $35. IA. s-4772.
GAS RANGES. new used; repair oil
GAS RASoEs. apt. size, table top;
ACE JUNK co as2o osOrria ave
oRSkiRsToRs. faSi II IslfARrERs, $3.50
up; lge, assort., elect motor re:
pairs; ssIst year, sss, cARTY. 1909
HlAiMshhioES60 ANN S0 soEoxox, ocSE1oSxso IDEAL gift.
uesrly new; save $l00, KITS,
1880 @ st. NV. RE. 3-62l2. --19
HEATERS, ranges. stoves; new. used
stow. I01i nth NV. Ma. s-S952
HOSPITAL BED--All steel with all
adjustments and mattress. Phone
HosPiT3R a2 ifTSf7e bEpt Ep.' S1l MS:.leb.,, .aI,y
braked. commode with casters. and
other equipment. All in excellent
condition, EN-. "-I2B6. -l9
ICE CREAM CABINETS. suitable for
use as home deep-freezers. See Mr..
MeNey. MEADOW GOLD PRODUCT
CO., 1887 D. 81. sc. go