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BULLDOZER. D-6 Cat, wide track
adjustable angle blade; approx
1;lo9 Operating hours: excel. cond
CAMERA, pacemaker Speed Graphic
'.223'' outfit: $3.50; like. new. Cal
SGT. DICKINSON. 10. $4,000. Ext
$40 ewes.
CASH REGISTER. $50. National Ringl
999 in good working order. Small
size machine. For more info. cal
AD. 2-4400. CASH REGISTER
SALES 4 SERVICE 2o19 14th st
CHAIRS. set of 4. mahog.. shield
back, S35. EN-. 1857.
cond., size 4O-42. Ho. 2-02I5.
CONVERTER. GE, II dc. volts l15
XIV. A. 3, Days. Ii. 5-6700, Ext
63034; ewes. LU. 1-S654. 10
DEEPFREEZE. Lo. 4-7966.
DIAMoNDs-Msns PIANO 5s Ma s4io. Gt i.av ss9e; 60;
cts, emerald cut. sl,l95: lady's 70
Gts $40; lady's ;,SNc.sSn Z cts;. 500; mars an
1923 II st. NV. ME. S-526S. ID
DINING ROOM extension table. 8
chairs, chrome kit. table, 3 chairs,
1850 Coldspot refgr., 10 Gu. IT.;
good gas range, space heater, 4
glaSS-top occasional tables, couch
and matching chair. club chair
Cypress 7-9SI5. %
ELECTRIC POLES, quantity of Grade
A, creosoted, straight. % TO As IT..
SI per 1T. ia. 5-4466.
FOAM RUBBER, for cushions pads;
buy at wholesale; J. H, GICHNER,
:,5l3 M st. NV, EX. 3-3527.
FREEZERS - Clearance sale, GE
freezers, Z. II. 15 Gu. ft.; upright
and chest types: all brand-neW, with
Icy Syr roud SsFrsniy pan aHa and VA fEss sfGg
nv & APPLIANCE CORP. 9423
9-03SS. Open til 9 pm. 10
FREEZER, l6 Gu. it.: used only 4
mos: must sell. leaving city. GA
FURNITURE and rug cleaning, in
your own home. or office. fully guar
REX SERVICES. JU. 5-627l.
FURNITURE-Brown mahog. dining
suite. table. buffet, & chairs Il host
chair, turquoise seat covers; S75.
XII. 9-5153.
FURNITURE complete rooms of
furn. incl. dishes. lamps, rugs, pic
lures and all kinds OF knick-knacks.
Must sell at once. Apt. also avail.
fA. O-l-Df.
FURNITURE - Modern table lamps.
torch lamp, matching end tables.
desk. commode, record cabinet, foam
rubber chair; very reasonable. good
cond. After pm, AD. 4-S69S. 10'
FURNITURE, unclaimed--China clos
ct, So; Lawson chair, $40; boudoir
chair. S15; wing chair, S35; leather
top coffee table. SIS: studio couch.
S25: Lawson love seat. .S52; book
case headboard, ST.; dinette set.
S24: rollaway bed, S1@; Victorian
SIS; Victorian chair. SO; coil
spring, So; buffet, $40: tele. table,
So: single or double bed. $40: sofa
bed, $40; occasional chair. SS; Law
son sofa, $50; innersprtnG mattress.
Slo;, round oak table. s15; Holly
holstering. rehnishins. cabinet work,
furniture. cleaning draperies and
cornices. custom, made furniture,
slipcover sofa and chair. $40; extra
chair, $l7.95: sofa and chair reup-
holstered. $50. labor and material
stripes 10 HoPFANN aePTs "a fS&'qs UPHoLsTER assTs
ERS, 2447 18th st. NV, co. 90 10
FURNITURE SALE-We're moving to
larger showroom. Special reduction
on our original low prices. Brand
new. better grade bedrm.. dining rm.,
lily. rm. suites;. factory samples,
nes FOR cesh ssf Z LION eshfIaa @AREHoUsE USE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV.
Daily. 1916: Sat. til A. RE. 7-431O.
FURN.-complete furnishings of g.
room apt. Most pieces by heritage,
all like new. Incl. full din. rm.
suite. All dark nah. JU. 9-1S33.
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

Manufacturers close-out
of new 1854 FRIGID-
ARE COLORED RE-
FRIGERATORS. These
boxes are new, in sealed
cartons, fully guaran-
teed, all sizes, some with
auto. defrost. They will
be sold regardless of
price, no re ason a BILE
offer refused. Available
in yellow, green an d
white. ST NDAR RD
TIRE & BATTERY CO.,
10th and H ne, Ii.
3-9O82.
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Fairfax Village Apis.
2001 3Sth ST. Sc.

Washington's lovelieSt garden apart
ment community. beautifully land
scaped, suburban atmosphere, yet
only. few minutes to downtown
WASHINGTON by automobile or public
transportation.
Complete shopping center. post office
Laundromat and other facilities. on
grounds.
to schools. churches, Boil
ing and Andrews Fields and Ana
costa Naval Air Station. Some
apartments available for immediate
occupancy: others for early occu-
pancy.
Unfurnished rates from S6b to 500.
Furnished apis. available II desired.
For Information Call Rental once,
LU. 2-S2S5
Hrs. a am. TO $50 pm. Monday
through Saturday; Sunday from
to $50 pm.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CLOSE IN, 400 r. l. ave. ne.-L.h.k.
seso seis ta ssch r'iEs b. Pssea Pnssssesai radio, Tv'
are 9Th ST; s.M;-2 rms; nSswly
.ia5 S.W..Bsm.. studio: refsf..
grill. clock radio. Ty. airfoam msttr.: !:
$1o-sl5. TX. 3-eo33. -s
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Convenient NV.

Lge. / bedrm.. liv. rm., kitchen, bath
in modern bldg, adj. shop. and
transp.: $S4. so. Apply janitor. 4312
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. MA. s-05S0
: VERY ATTRAC.; also
Ink. rm. with pvt. bath: cut-rate
children accepted. TU. 2-2935.
CoLoRED-2140 N ST. NV, apt.
bldg.-3 Ice. 5edrms.. llv. rm., kit.
and bath. $3.50. Avail now. NE,
CoIooRED-lsoo BLOCK COLUMBIA
rm.. kit. bath: $50 mo-, incl. utils,
MR.. DAVID. LA. 6-1314. Ia
COLORED-l7th ST. NE, near East
ern High: 1St floor: 9 rms. kit.
bath. suitable for Q adults; 500,
incl. utils.; refs. req. ERNEST H.
LUNG, DI. 7-2221. 10. S-4363. Ia
CoLoRED
1914 18th ST. NV.
$39.5O mo. for bachelor apt.
(adults). See janitor on premises.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath: GENTLE
man; $50 per mo. 2917 2Sth st.
NV. HO. 2-32oO.
DUPONT CIR. VIc.-Lge. dble. rms.
refgr., hot and cold water; $I2 sgle.,
$16 dble. wk.: 1918 18th st.. CO.
$4,000: after 6 pm. AID. 2-97s3.
18th NR. K.-Gentleman: Ige. studio
rm- running water. semipvt. bath.
Ma. S-l030: ewes. OIL. 6-69l4. Ill
in the Broadmoor ss6i Conn. ave.
NV; new. modern furniture, air:
eond. and redee., $50. Dining. maid
switchboard for Apt. 700. OF phone
weekdays, EDMUND J. FLYNN CO..
1925 X 81. Nw.-single sleep. rrn..
60 up: double for 1t. hskpR.. ss gp'
rss5 ss5klPFs 81. sa NV, sGt APT. For eeu-
sasaa sesEl RE- re. 7lssib. 2SdftA'' ha0i's &lS
5O7 POWHATAN PL.-Lovely rm..
pvt; bath; J-6 bus; lady. sa7. RA.
NEW S;sfIi HAMfsHlkE a1ssi HousEz17i4 New
Hs%p; Ham :ay.:: ave-; newly Ssss aesoSsted rooms
next bath. 2 ige. closets, 2 exposures.
lss. yard and porchss. I6dry LI6ddy privils; /;
good transp. parking. Ss50 mo. girl.
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-clean, quiet
MIS- ms cspp:, q :nf RE ss Ps5si 81 rk and s apt
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen.
sgie. and .dble. rms; clean, beaut.
furn.: modern baths. NO. 7-9669.
DOUBLE and single rms, very conv.
location. phone and kit. privils. IT,
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. zoos 18th
st n.w.-Clean, maid service, $40
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
LIST floor double; also single, limited
NHtR kt, DTay; WStTEa TX he RRE6 SssaS Ss s,6 &,
ss.d esss front Ur rSo% smpcssd pssg
ls40 r ST. NV, The churchiil"-
Clean. single rms; running water
maid serv. 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9s6s
WILSON HOUSES. Excel. rms. sgies.,
S35-S40-S45; dbles.. S25-$30- -S35
pvt. B.. S75; daily So. AID. 2-9296.
2l2 WHITTIER ST. NM room,
furnished. full bath. TU. 2-6s65,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Newly dec: semi
pvt. bath. fireplace; pvt; porch, re-
fgr,; walk. dis: maid. DU. 7-1S45.
1883 PARK RD.-Loyely rms; young
men: sgle.- .-dble.: tiled shower: maid
service; 81 wk.: park. DU. 1854.
1855 QUE ST. N.w.-"The Kennert." Z"
Comfortable 1st a. ssle. $3.50 wk.
GEORGETOWN-Unusually attractive
l bedrm.,, lower front, overlooking
Rock Greek. 2461 p st. NV. Adults:
S125. NO. 7-7250. %
OUT OF THE ORDINARY. rm. with
patio. conv. transp.. close to Wal
ter Reed. Call RA. 6-1165.
Mr.. CONN. AND CATHEDRAL. sgle.,
semipyt; bath; gentleman; $35 mo.
C6SNECTiCur 6S; sC2cTi vIC.-clean, single
room; bath, shower. phone; good
parking: $50 mo. KE. 7-1O28 IA
1891 ,I6th ST. N.W.-Lge; sunny
twin bedrm. with bath; -empl. ladies;
aS s0f aAMILfcS ssi fes 0s! ST. SwRa with
ggr ggyt. bath sathss for gentleman. Quiet s1 home
aSos 81; KAISGRiAMA isl2S6Gi RID. "a blk. COZ Conn
ve.)-Nicely furn. rm., clean and
warm: $50 mo. up. AID. 2-9291.
LARGE STATELY MANSION, hand
somely furn. studio rms. for execu.
tive gentleman. 10 degrees cooler.
connecting bath, sundeck, parking,
maid serv., breakfast optional. AID.
sis asrd ST. N.w.-Lge. rm., pvt.
home. newly decorated: dbl Beauty
rest; share bath L; very reas' call
40 g. HAMILToN iiSHh2i ST. N.w.-Master Mast
bedrm.. pvt. bath and shower.
Southern expos; nicely furn. RA. g.
5944.
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ApTs. EURNIsHED-vA.

IALEx.-close in; .s75i. utils.; furp.;
dren. XXI. s-2sl6. TE 6-772i
Evening star., 1955-03-08

NURSE win take patient in her
nice home; good food and care.
Reasonable. Doctors refs. EN-. g.
NEW MANAGEMENT, low rates 80
on 1st rents. Good meals. SHEBA
HALL. 1909 2lst NV. co. 5-9735
NV. PVT. HOME-Large double rm..
PVT, bath. 2 meals. 2 days. d. =
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st. NV
Single and double rooms for young
ladies ana men; shower baths, lovely
home. excellent board: elevator. 50
l32! 10th 81. N.W..White. dble.
and single rms. good meals. s
CLUB MASON. 1926 N. II. AVE. NV.
For discriminating ladies; men;
@ se%ipvt, bath; sls.5o '' wk. wan and PUP. UP.
incl. fIll-couTse meals. hotel serv-
MASS. AVE. NV NV, 14os-Exceii.nt 14oswiS
fooa; carline; Tv. Bendix. AD.
CoguMB1A CtIgusha RID. NV. aooiLaice aooiLlasi
sgle; or dhle; rm; good meals; young
BRADLEY ARMS. 1928 10th st. NV
ladies; S67.5O and $50 per mo. ca
Auto. washer. dryer. nv. DU. 7-9349.
1925 10th STREET NV.
Single rooms with running water;
breakfast and dinner, M o d
through Saturday.
PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD
ALL FOR S21 PER WEEK
DU. 7-7666
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POMPONIO

POMPONIO
YES! WE CAN! CAN! CAN!
TAKE CARE OF YOUR
APARTMENT NEEDS.
MODERN, SPACIOUS /
AND 2 BEDROOMS, NEWLY
Flu r MS HE'D APART
MENTS, ALSO EFFICIEN-
CIES AT OUR DONNA LEE
APARTMENTS. INDIVID-
UAL STORAGE, CABINETS
AND CLOSETS GALORE;
BUS SERVICE AT YOUR
DOOR; SHOPPING
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
IN WALKING DISTANCE.
CALL TO SEE THES E
B EAU TIFUL APAR T.
MENTS.
JE. 3-8573 IA. 2-3295
Ill
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FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
$3.50 chrome 5-pc. dinettes. $4,000
sos so Administer 9Xl2 rugs. $40. .0O
Nationally ADV Hollywood. S47.95
SI2950 bunk beds. complete. $685.
ssd,% K1Na 5Hoa iiy rG "a aye sin rm III a1bsa1 TsTms
FURN.-coueh and chair. $50, table
SO. RA. 3-2694. ''' TO
FURN.-Mah. bedrm. set, maple twir
beds, mod: sofa. chairs. lamps, tables
FURN.-Mahog. tables, sew. mach;
shade, chair, rug. RA. 6-3473.
GAS RANGES. used. in "as is" con-
dition; your. choice. $40 plus delivery
charse. B. 4, coE 4 CO.. 3121 14tr
CAS- si kxNGfs'' fS' new s1SSSS used. repairs. oil
1O1l 7th st. NV MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGES. table top, Only Sl2
X X 4 Nv W f{ SpPPhY dlaRsS Co. 1e47 Bennin' 1d
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga
GENERAToRs. STARTERS, $3.50 UP
lge. S assert eiee ,sGo mot11 atS repairs Js 55s
GUITAR. electric; Harmony STRAIT.
otone, $50. Also Alamo electric am.
plifier,, $50. Will sell together o!
separately; consider trade. JU
HEATERS. new. used tgas. oil coal
wood. elec.), lowest prices. ACMI
STOVE. l0l1 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952
HOME FREEZER, 15 Gu. IT. freeze
chest, orig. priced at $500, now sell
ing for $500; owner moving out o
town; Call for information, HA
Evening star., 1955-03-08
FARM AND GARDEN

STARK BROS. NURSERIES co.
Largest and Oldest in America.
Champion fruit trees, dwarf fruit
trees; Luther Burbank varieties.
Towering shrubs-shade trees, peren-
niais-roSes. Estimates chserfully
ReDTesentatiyei ! : re- IL sNl,ss "a. s-o2ss after
5 tons. $50: 10 tons, S24. Lo.
7-277s. after or any time Sun.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, desienins
and planting lawns and gardens;
%e5n'snsnss %oi sns5ss, service nursery stock :.
+ToPsofL. very sood rich soil ior
@ abie cail caH Seens3a$ Jo. nss43aass$ very reason f5
BULLDOZER for grading. excavat-
Ing, land clearing, free. estimates.
sIHbGE e. 4MS1's ali G,r Rishs sopsp Ap 79Sss nIss.
stone. road gravel; hauling, grad.
ing MR.. HARTINo. 10. 2-Se74
VIRGIN Torson-Best quality, Nis an,
quantity, immed. delivery. FLEM.
MING MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. uN
BEAUT. LAWNS don't Just happen
we build them. Free est. FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, UN. 4-484S
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to go your
job: You lay 1t and save. Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM
NURSERY, LU. 2-49sO.
GARDEN TRACTOR for sale: 5 h.p.,
with gear shift; excel. cond.; less
than 2 yrs. old; attachments include
sickle bar. roller and seat; 5-ft.
3,gans mower; price. $3.50. Cali
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping,
trimming: D. C., Md. Free esti-
mates; mates Mr. CLAYTON call yN'
INTRODUCING BLACK FOREST
Enthusiastically active rich peat
humus for immed. use; natures I'M
est organic soil conditioner; prevent,
soil from becoming hard and baked
grows better plants. furnishes we'll.
balanced plant srowth: I'd. mixed
with. your present soil will make
about 5 yds. Of top soil: $50 Del
ton. SAB per ton in 3 ton lots
Free delivery within q 20-mile ra-
dius OF Wash. JAMES J. RUP-
PERT 1921 7th st. NV. MA
s-0510. --1b
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The John Kilpen Hotel
23lU ASHMEAD PL. NV
Half block Of Conn. ave. ct 1900
overlooking Rock Creek Park, Dbl
and sgle.. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex.
Gel. meals; rates, $3.50 week up
HO o-35tiR
Evening star., 1955-03-08

5e5s n sT. N.N.-stnk. stove. rsfgr
| Cow. transp.; S45 mo. Open. MRS
WHKLAN. HO. 2-7S93
174o p ST. NV, The churehnP'-
LEe; rm- With elee. refEr; and gIill
7-9S62. q
205I PARK RD.-LoveIy studio rm.;
complete kit. nV-bedrm. comb.
irepL: parking: $3.50. CO. 5-sl4l.
$12.50 PER WEEK
Elee. Frigidaire. new gas range; front
hsmt-; suit. for couple or gentle
men; at 1926 18th st. NV. ME
8-6044. Ia
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

N. ARLINGTON--Lge. dble. rm., twin
beds: girl or cple.; on busline; un-
linn; phone, home PRIVILEGES. ia
N. ARL.. Lorcom lane. block from
Lee hwy.--Lge. cor. rm.. sep. entr.
tel; serv incl: IA. s-9137. 10
SINGLE FURN. RIM. for empl. lady
$50. per mo-: unlimited phone. Nr
Hecht's. IA. b-lS17, %
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MOTORS

" hp., $3.50: 1a hp.. SIS: u h.p.
S25; like new: GTO: some 2 shaft
], H. GICHNER. 2b13 M at. NV.
Ex 3.3527.
ORGAN. slightly used Hammond
Chord reduced. Call Mr.: Wilson, ST
PIANOS FOR RENT-only S2b down
SIS mo. mo hauling charge), puts O
new spinet piano in your home, or
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan KITS. 1880 @ ST. NV. RE
rIANOS. new and floor samples
spinets and consoles: mahogany
blond mahogany. ebony and iimec
oak; all reduced: full keyboards
starting at S445; long. easy terms
MUSIC SALES CORP 1900 g st
NV. Ia
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Walk to work, = blocks Mayfiower
Hotel; large bedroom, living room.
GE kitchen dinette. modern bath
room and showers, cross ventilation.
rugs wall-to-wall. 3 large walk-in
closets. modern furniture, automatic
washing machine and drier. linens,
monthly lease; $iib per month:
suitable 3 adults. DU. 7-6644. Ill
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THE RICHILIEU

1850 HARVARD ST. NV.
able Immediately; foyer, kitchen
and dinette. liv. rm., bedrm. and
bath: modern elevator bldg: con-
venient location; only SS5 q month
See Superintendent for inspection
or Call EN-. $4,000.
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$3.50 PER WEEK
ROOMS, UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

OyELY FRONT RM., light and airy;
hotplate permitted; SIS. EN-. 3.
1917. MRS. LANTZ. Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-08

SIS KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Entire 2ns
q. OF pvt. home. rms..- kit. ant
bath Laundry IN bsmt. Lee. bacl
yard. Busline In front Of door storel
in same blk Only S65 mo. incl
MOD, CLEAN. Nv. BLDG; sun deck
IDEAL working girls. couple: enc.
x6o.95; gar. a.-c. avail. 1928 ]
st, ny; AID, 4-0270,
lge. liv.. rm,. dressing rm., dinette
kit. and bath. mod. bldg earpetec
halls; excel transp-. stores. etc.
S62.50 incl. utils. Call AD. 1915;
or see res. mgr. la
REDEC., / bedrm.. lge. liv
rm-. din. rm., kit. bath. .lSt a.; quiei
apt. bldg.: Columbia I'd. nr. Conn
ave-: adults: S9S.50 co. $3.50.
GEOkGETOWN-l- -bedrm. apt. mod.
EN- kit. bath; air eond.; 500 mo
1919 Goth ST. Apt. 8. Wo. 6-6563
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THE WESTCHESTER

1000 CATHEDRAL AVE.
l bedroom, large living room. dining
room, beautifully furnished: ideal
for entertaining and comfortable
living: air-conditioned; suitable for
couple or l adult. Box 175-V, Star.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

35O5 gath ST. NE. . sleeping
rooms. nicely furnished. DE. 2-5l65
BRYANT ST. Ne
transp. Reas rent. TO-
COLORED-FRANKLIN ST. Ne
Lge. front rm. nr. bath: kit privils,
HU. 3-3973. Ia
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W

628 X ST. S.W.-Rm. for l, next
bath, sink. h. and c. water. large
porch: good neighborhood, conv
everything; reas. rent. ME. S-03e5
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CONN. AVE.

Beautiful efficiency larger than aver.
age. spacious dressing room suitable
for bed or other furn., window ir
bathrm.. air cond.. every modern
convenience: ideal shopping anc
transp.; SS9.60-S95. EN-. 3-2S00
Evening star., 1955-03-08

BULLDOZER. D-8 Cat. wide track,
adjustable angle blade; approx.
LOO operating hours: excel. cond.
IA, 7-0lSO. 10
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Washington Circle Apis.
2430 Penna. Ave. NV.

EFFICIENCY APTS.
- 1880 to SG1.b0
RENTAL INCLUDES ALL UTnS.
individually controlled heat and air
conditioning. Switchboard service,
Laundry rm. Conv to shopping and
transp. Elk. 3-764O.
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800 in good working order. Small
size machine. For more info. cal
AID. 2-44OO. CASH REGISTER
SALES a. SERVICE, 2019 14th st
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'':213" outfit: $3.50; like new. Call
SGT. DICKINSON, 10. $4,000. Ext.
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room apt. Most pieces by heritage,
all like new. Incl. full din. rm
suite All dark nah JU a-1S33
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
"Showtime U.S.A."

On May 8, at 5 pm. in the
auditorium of Smyrna High
School, the annual Spring Carni-
val will be presented. Scores from
some of the outstanding musicals
of "Show Business" will be heard
as the various participants appear
in their respective demonstra-
tions. Following the professional
and crowning of the King and
Queen, the boys and girls will be-
come players of the road" as the
stage coach tours the "show cit
les" New York will set the initial
stage for rhythm as the young
"Stars of Broadway" "Play
Simple Melody" Dancing, stunts,
tumbling and other curricular
activities will be presented as the
tour continues down the East
Coast, rolls across the farm lands
of the South, winds over the
plains of the West, plays an en-
gagement in California, finally
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
BACK
CARE PROGRAM
CONTINUED from Page Three)

After that CARE began to
SNOWFALL in Delaware and the
state still leads the nation in per
capita sales of CARE packages.
So successful was this effort that
the national CARE headquarters
blue printed it as the whining
ton Plan" and introduced it in
communities throughout the ma
ton.
In Delaware, the CARE spirit
spread to many quarters. Not
only persons with relatives abroad
but other individuals and groups
school classes, church organiza-
tions = took up collections for
CARE packages.
Basically, the plan was a sue
cess because it was such a broad
community effort, say the bank
ers. Virtually every major organ
ization in Delaware supported the
program, along with the news
papers, radio and TV stations.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

all time, co-starring with Jeanette
Macdonald, Mr.. Eddy has also
contrived to make countless re-
cordings, and also endeared HIM
self to a great audience of small
fry as the voice of the whale in
Walt Disney's "The Whale Who
Wanted to Sing at the Met"
The Oldsmobile Show will sur
round Mr.. Eddy with such popular
players as Gale Sherwood, John
Conte, and the Metropolitan
Operas Salvatore Baccaloni. Max
Lehman will produce ''The Desert
Song" which will be broadcast in
compatible color and black and
white.
Considered the greatest of Sig
mund Romberg's Broadway sue
cesses, The Desert Song" boasts
of an exciting plot to complement
the great composers hit-filled
score. Lee Bowman will again act
as host for The Oldsmobile Deal
ers.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

May-Junior Varsity Baseball
Game at Middlstown. -. $3.50
May 6 Baseball Game at Har-
rington ............. $3.50
May 6-Third Issue of Spy
Glass" distributed -. $3.50
May Baseball game at Caesar
Rodney ................ $3.50
May 10-Harrington High School
Exchange Assembly -. 1:25
May 13-Baseball Game home
with Middletown .... $3.50
May 13-Spring concert present
ed by Music Department 500
May Baseball game home
with Caesar Rodney -. $3.50
May 2O-Baseball game home
with Harrington ...... $3.50
May 2O-Elementary School
Operetta .......... 500
May 24--Baseball game home
with Chestertown .... $3.50
May 26-27-28-Senior Trip to
washington
May 31-Baseball game at -.
Chestertown ......... $3.50
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
General Organization Plans
for Spring Dance

One of the General Organiza-
tion's biggest social events of the
year will take place when the an
nual Spring Dance is held on
April 20. Birth of the Blues
has been selected as the theme.
Decorations will feature the pic
turesque French Quarter, the most
distinctive section of New Orleans.
1t is a crowded area of straight,
narrow streets closely edged by
old houses notable for their gal
leries adorned with lacy iron
grillwork, fan windows, and wood
en- steps jutting out into the
street. A view of the New Or
leans skyline will be visible from
the dance floor, as will various as
poets of the gay cosmopolitan life
of this colorful city. The dancing
area will be used to portray a
lovely sheltered patio abundant
with flowers of every variety.
Refreshments consisting o
punch and cookies will be served
as an added attraction at this
gala affair. The refreshment booth
will depict a waterfront cafe typ
ical of the French Quarter of this
quaint old city. The relocated
bandstand will provide still an
other scenic view. 1t will depict
the colorful sights of an old
French market place. Tables will
be arranged around the floor in
cabaret style.
An outstanding musical aggre-
cation known as "The Delmelod-
ians" will perform for your dane
ing pleasure from nine until
twelve o'clock. Under the leader
ship of Miss Jean Durgin, this tai
ented group will provide dancing
in sets. In keeping with the
theme of the evening, one blues
number will be included in each
set. The orchestra consists of
eight pieces.
This outstanding affair has been
planned by the G. o. officers and
their adviser, Mr.. Charles Will
liams. Miss Dorothy Kirby and
her art department are in charge
of the decorations. Members of
the Leaders Corps are assisting
with other details.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
Baseball

The Smyrna High School Eagles
Baseball team will play the next
two games home and away. On
Friday, April 20, the Red and
White will host the Dover Sena-
tors on our field with the game
beginning at $3.50 pm. In the only
other home game this year, the
local boys defeated Milford 25-4.
Coach Everett has his ace right
handler, Paul Loder, primed for
this big assignment. Catching the
fast ball slants of Loder will be
his fellow tenth grader, Dave
Reedy. Turk orvis will play first;
Fred Corso, second; Jay Knight,
shortstop; and Karl Gebhart,
third The outfield will be manned
by Phil voshell, Sam Jacobs and
Bob Burge.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
ChiIdren's Theatre

The Children's Theatre present
ed by the University of Delaware
will appear at Smyrna High
School on May at 200 PM. The
group will present an adaptation
of Little Red Riding HOOD. All
students in the elementary and
high school are expected to wit
ness the presentation. The cost
of the production is carried by the
P.T.A. with the cooperation of
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
SCHOOL
REPORTER
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State Student Council

On Wednesday, April q, seven
members of Smyrna High School
attended the sixth annual State
Student Council Conference held
at Conrad High School. The pro-
gram began at 1890 with regis
tration of all delegates. This was
followed by a tour of the school
and entertainment. At 2:15 pm.
the general session was called to
order after which the students
were divided into eight discussion
groups. A summary session was
then held after which the group
enjoyed dinner. Those attending
from Smyrna were the 1855 GO.
officers, Ronald Stevens, Kendall
Hudson, and Diane Davis; the
1856 officers, Richard Price,
Robert Hurd, and Christine Sharp;
and the group adviser, Mr.. Char
les Williams.