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DUPONT CIkCLE, l7lb Rigs pI.
n,w.--Attr. rm., 4 windows, lge.
closet; young woman; $50 mo, De.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Nies double
rm., 81 Wk. ea.; hot plate opt. !;
refgr.; next bath. 2014 p st. NV.
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FURN.-Kroehler sofabed, match
ing chair, chest Of drawers. enam.
eled-top mahogany. legs dinettt
t ts . CHAIR .r eisn &c, Saei ns r snf
door lamp. All for $500. De
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ROOMS WITH soARD
,OOM AND ACCoMMODATION I,

ROOM AND ACCOMMODATION for
Rsssoasbi Snd Hu. s-5 atsi 60
4 CHILDREN. 9 to Is yrs. in lovely
licensed home in s. Arl., 5-day
wk., and transp. II nee, mr.. all
schools. Call ia. 1864. go
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Cool, single and double rooms for
young ladies and mem showers:
walking distance. excellent board.
WALTER REED VIC. Nicely furn..
twin-bed rm.; home privils.. deli
cious meals. RA. 3-4124. 20
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2OOl--Niee.
SIC wE'; ssle.. sig To- SIS: good
meals. Young people. co. 6. "a.
l4Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Lee. dbl. rm..
lge. closet. windows; also sci. Sc
leetive menu. PIX. TV
SINGLE AND DOUBLE Ems. In
lovely guest house, con. location,
excel. meals. HO. 2-6S60. q
1856 N ST. N.W.-Attrac. sgles. and
dbles. for young men and women.
delicious meals: Bendix. TV.
A HOME FOR RETIRED ELDERLY
PEOPLE, overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Lee, detached house; lge.
porches. with every comfort Of your
real home. 3 delicious home cooked
meals daily. Comfortable beds.
plenty Of baths, congenial atmos-
phere: semipvt. rooms, LIST and End
f fiSHs' ADJ ~ 4.ea ae eAch. wore pe-
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
g231O AsHMEAD PL. N. W.
Just of 1900 block Conn. ave.. at
Taft Bridge; Rock Greek Park area.
Low weekly rates; include room
breakfast. dinner. 24-hr. hotel
service: friendly atmosphere.
HO, 2-3666.
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MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
FURNITURE
AUGUST SALE
New and Reconditioned
FURNITURE

All items sold ''as is" but
In excellent condition. Many
new and factory samples in-
cluded in the lot. Items one
Of . kind and subject TO
prior sale.
Table lamps. new. 'S3.s5:
step tables, plastic tops,
S5.95; lounge chairs. choice
OF covers. 1895; rec0ndi-
toned sofas, blue or green
covers. $29.95; new plat
form rockers, S39.95; new.
maple mirror and dresser,
chair, Sass: secretary desk.
$29.95; occasional chairs.
modern or traditional, 1926;
desk, hleached mahoe. finish,
$lg.95; large plate glass mir
rors, 50. 90; lined oak end
table, 1895; an odd lot OF
used dining room chairs,
Sl.50 each; modern bleached
S3a.S5. sofa bed. $50 .e6; new
corner cabinet, mahog. finish.
$50 g5: large size white util-
ity cabinet, S12 .95: Duncan
Phyfe dining room tables.
mahog. finish. S29.95; solid
maple buffet. &lg.g5; factory
reconditioned coil springs,
Sl0.95: factory reconditioned
cotton mattresses. $12.95:
plastic covered headboards,
S4p5; genuine Harvard bed
frames, $685..
Come in and browse on our
large 8 floors Of furniture.
Budget terms. Free delivery.
Open Friday and Monday
NIGHTS.
Furniture Mart
s13-215-217 King st.. Alex, Va
XII, $4,000
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5 end slRNcIs tes...l EMMY LOU

Al HOME REPAIRS, painting. pa
pering. carpentry. rec. rooms. free
estimates; quick service. RIA. g.
BRICK RICK AND BLOCK WALL An
types OF brick masonry: free esti-
uletes. can any time. 10. 2-l916
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RUG, eray wool broadloom. 9x12;
table. chairs, S25. KE. $3.50.
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ROOMS EURNisHED--N.E,

1873 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. -
Dble. rm.. southern expos; sgle.
rm., on porch running water. 20
34Of 18th ST. NE attrac. sleep
ing rms. bath, shower. 2 buslines;
pvt. home. LA. 6.S4l6 --29
COLORED - RENT FREE - Attrac-
sss rm B S Insns for p T to es
Govt. girl. Ii. 3-0455, AID. 2-13S9
before pm. 20
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FuRN.-Bedroom set. maple: one
dining set. mahoR.. reasonable. Tel.
LU. 1-o14l. after 3 pm. go
GAS RANGES, new. used. installa-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2a37
Gas AZ s sss; Re s S.a' S,,a. ,,, oil,
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE
lUl1 1th st. NV. Ma. S-S9oZ.
GAS STOVE. sos; electric refgf.
S75: good cond. 1918 Willston pl
Falls Church. 10 an. 70 2 pm,
---3I
HEATERS. ranges, stoves: new. used
tgaS. oil. coal. wood. elee.l: ACME
STOVE, 10l1 eth NV, MA. S-S952
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SITUATloNs-woMEN

ACCOUNTANT KPR., once mgr.
college graduate. Years Of exper.,
6-day week. Age 30. 10. 2-63l1.
ALTERATION men or women: quick
service. Call RoSA'S ALTERATION
SHOP, Ii 1853, Ii. 7-914S. 81
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-Private.
one man only. 10 yrs. experience.
radio. Ty, general. international
law. public relations, engineering.
medical, stenographie ability ex-
cellent. Best references. Call ewes,
CO. 5-0272. Z to 10. Sun. | to
GIRL, evening work, as waitress or
kitchen helper. OIL. 2-g5l3.
NURSE, white. capable and et1cient.
Day or night duty, live In or out.
PHOTO TiNTER. 10 years exper.;
full or part time. Call ~. 6-634S.
sTENOGRAPHER TYPIsT. expert.
highest qualifications, wants part
time work impned. DE. 2-7048.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPlST fast. eff
ficient seeretariai service, mimeo-
graphing: reasonable rates. Pick
up. delivery. Call NE. S-6443;
ewes. week ends, IA. 2-652T,
COLORED GIRL, desires full-time
clerical position. DE. 2-O75l. 29s
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CONTINUED on Next Psss)
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8 FRESH cows. IS close-sprtneing
vs S;siaa pu. s-7oossSs. ' MsS'
HORSE, chestnut mare, thorough
bred; II yrs; $3.50 or best offer.
YOUNG sORREL MARE, cart and
harness Sl25. RE, 5-6330.
WANTED 10 Holstein open heifers
and bull; prefer reg, about 10 mo.
old. Call DI. 7-50l5. 80
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE, 61g K St.
NV. NE, 8-OO89.
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BRICK. CEMENT WORK
wATERPRsooF1No


BUILDING. REMODELINC. repairs
LARGE or small ioRs, Esttmstes fre re
Phone evenings, Ii. S-lsO4. --So
CARPENTERS. gen remodel: COM
s srs IA ss ss6sf. f Il ssioo TOT
CARPENTRY. repairs OF any kind:
atties and rec. rms. speciality. no
jobs too small WA. 7-4s76. II
CARPENTRY WORK Of all kinds. By
Job or day. Reas, prices. PrSSmapt
FLAGsToNE STONE. CEMENT, pa
tics. walls steps. etc. Free estimate.
Call JERRY. 50: E.4756
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patios. walks. retaining
walls, tile drainage.
ANGELO MARcuccIo. Ju. 9-1769
FLOORS SANDEp ANYWHERE. WE
UNDERSELLs THEM ALL. SANDERS
RENTED. DELIVERED. SAV-MOR
co. JU. $500 ANYTIME.
FLOOR WORK. sanding and fin
ishing. prices reas.: work guaran-
keed. C. c. DEAToN. RIA. 6-7862.
PAINTING. paperlne and plasterins;
white mechs.. 80 yrs. exper.: Tree
s So sRRyyhf a. seS EGaD.J "a sef S4sss
PAINTING-Int. ext. and roofs:
estimates given. white meehanic
call day or night, Ii. 7-2539 Ill
PAINTER-Inside and outside. paint
ing: reas. prices: free estimatesi
work guar. WADE. Elk. 3-S6 Ss.
pArNrvNf, n.r.,,rv rem remodel.
25 yrs. Call MR.. LAWRENCE. IA
6-6O3l, Ii. 6-S100..
PAINTING, inter. and exter.. lowest
rates in town. Guaranteed work.
White mech. Free est. Refs. no. 2
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
4-I45a or ia, 4-03l7
PAINTlNG--Interior and exterior;
mates, low price. DU. 7-19l4. a9s
PAINTING and plastering: no Job
is too large or too small; inside Sno
out. Call Lo 7-i347; III
r ons iSs s my ah1 Washable 81 papers
RIA. 3-7393. JU. 9-760s.
PLASTERING REPAIRS. patch work.
alterations and additions, Exper.,
white mech; reas. ~. 9-4lb4;
PLUMBING AND HEATING. low
prices: free estimates; Nd. work
R Coy E s siding VIZ porches, interior
dec. plumbing and heating: al
IMPROVEMENT CORP. La. e-sss6.
ROOF REPAIRS, reasonable rates.
Guarantee. work. Free estimates.
R a9l RsGi27' wArERpRoorfSG.
painting. repointing: exp. work; ".
mech; work guaranteed. Ii. 7-S20o.
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR, SIS.
Serving D. c.. Md. and Va. Skilled
mechanics, LU. 2-9171. y
STONE WORK. retaining walls. nag
stone patios. walks, repairs; free
estimates. Call TONY, LU. 2-4l3o.
TELEVISION SERVICING
. AN; . TO 1s P P,M. y 9 MONTHS pS'
PP fAcEb BY US W WE sERvIcE AL
MAKES OF TEIEvisioN. STORE
LOCATED 1885 CALVERT ST.
NV; NV. o JvsT OFF CONN. AYE
nv ANTENNAs INSTALLED any
place in WASHINGTON area. RIA. g.
1871 or Market 1-330l,
WATERPROOFING. btk. styeco, etc:
hemts.: VIII, mech. JACK SPARkES.
10. 2-B533. Logan 7-9l31. 29e
UNIT. truck mounted, in
Guiding operator for hire: So per
hr.: repairs on IRE escapes. cellar
doors, heating brOilers, etc. w. J.
BRoWER. Iron Works, tn. 2-ss94.
DON'T, DON'T DON'T, throw away
your old-style fur coat. bring It TO
Lazaroff'S fur shop. we remodel and
repair fur coats In the latest style;
We also have new coats at special
prices: free estimates, DAVID
Pleasant 81 n ". CO. $3.50. 30
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ROOF REPAIRs, reasonab

ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR, SIS.
Serving D. c., Nd. and Va. Skilled
mechanics. LU. 2-9171. p
STONE WORK. retaining walls. nag
stone patios. walks, repairs; free
estimates. Call TONY, LU. 2-4l 30.
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Flagstone and Stone

Porches. patios. walks, retaining
walls, tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCuCCIO. JU. 9-1769
FLOORS SANDEp ANYWHERE. WE
UNDERSELIs THEM ALL. SANDERS
.RENTEp. DELIVERED; SAV-MoK
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AGENTS

zee EXTRA MONEY you need can
syetydsy cards. Up TO 1909. proft.
CREEDe, 412 10th 81. NV. d. c,
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ADDITIONS, porches. rec. rms, ma
sonry and concrete; all types OF
rn1,nnAnlirn Aln1n on

porches. rec. rms, ma
sonry and concrete; all types OF
remodeling. LII. 4-l912. 20
and general contract
ing: remodeling of all kinds. kitch-
en- specialist: painting and paper
hanging NO. 7-2076. SP. 4-6706
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. remod-
cling. excavatins, custom-built
homes at amazingly low prices.
to introduce new firm operated by
KEY men from reliable builders In
area. Let us help YOU solve your
home problems In Va, Nd. or
D. c. Call AID. 2-3g37 or XII. g.
1895 ALLEN ENGINEERING a.
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 200l Doug
ADDITIONs, ALTERATIONS, remod-
cling, all types; carpentry and ma
sonry: white mechanics: free eSti-
mates. OIL. I-l52S -
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches.
jalousie. kitchen modernized, rec
rms complete remOdeling service
estimates free. all work fully guar :
no money down 80 mos. to pay
SEQ SALES. JU 5000. EN-. q
S14a day or night
ADDITIONS-ALTERATIONS
Repairs OF all kinds: expert car
pentry: easy terms.
OIL. $1,000 10. 4-59el
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SHOE sALEspEopLE

Immediate opening for exper. shoe
statesmen and saleswomen: excel
oppor. for high earnings: perm,
Part-time shoe salespeopls also
needed. Apply manager Of any Of
cur 8 Hahn shoe stores or Mr.. Sale
ct 1907 r st. NV.
VIM. HAHN 81 co.
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slTUATIoNs-MEN

ACCT. -OFFIcE MGR. - Financial
stmts., tax reports, payroll. Salary
open. Phone UN. 4-0315.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST. Pratt grad,
no eyper.: eager to learn. HE.
4-Bl47, ~. STATS. e
CREDIT MGR Is years exper. in
stall. aects, B.c.s. degree: age 40:
married wants perm, change with
MAINTENANCE MAN for estate; dc
al ger repairs; sober, reliable: 90
years experience. Call DU. 7-3193.
500
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR. ex:
perienced, desires change. CAL
JU. b-20l6. 29'
PASTRY MAN. FIRST class. French;
good references. Call CO. 5-5745: :
PURCHASING AGENT, various fields:
college graduate, years Of exper..
HA1H A111
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

213-215-2l7 King st.. Alex, Va,
XII. $4,000
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S741 COLORADO AVE. N.W.--Mod.
bldg, air-cooled corridors: l bed
rm., liv. rm,, dtnette, kit: and bath:
$3.50. incl. all uttls. See 1anitor
for inspection.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

WOOD AND STEEL IEdAL LET
TER FILE CABINETS, DESKS,
LOCKERS, SAFES. STEEL SHELY-
ING. ALL PRICED SAVINGS UP
70 KIS FREE DELIVERY AND
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNER. gun type. .Delco. ex-
cellcnt condition, with oil tank and
controls. Highest cffer. JU. 6-S3S3.
ORGAN; new organ lesson rental
plan, only S495 per wk Nothing
else to pay, includes new organ
in YOUR home. private lessons. music
and materials; KITS, 1890 @ st
ity spinets. s4f5. Regularly S695.
KITS, 1880 @ st. NV 3
PIANOS, savings up to 40Te on late
model Spinet ramos returned from
rental. KITS. 1880 q st. NV.
PiANOs. Knabe. steinway and others
in perfect condition greatly re-
pianos, 1890 @ st. NV. Pc. 7-62l2.
PIANOs--we have several real values
in used and floor sample grands.
Such makes as Chickering, Bram-
bach. Lester, Hardman. George
steck, Aeolian, steinway and others
s9rner o Ian and @ SITS. NV. Phone o
PiANOs@Used uprishts from $45
IN: hauling extra; good selection OF
makes. Also many values in used
spinets and consoles, ST. 3-6300.
PIANO MART, I0l5 9TH st. NV.
,gust above the library. Open
PiASOsS-Jordan's have many bar
gains in all types OF pianos; some
new, some used. Largest selection
as SEX down. JoRDkNs. corner
18th and G SITS NV. fphone ST B.
a400l, and a333 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring tphone Ju. 5-11o5l
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles, grands and up
rights for rent at moderate rates
from 100 monthly up; hauling
extra. JoRDAN'S. cornor 18th and
q SITS. NV. tphone ST. $4,000 and
l105), Silver Spring store open
PiPE. ssly.. black. copper. cast iron
cut. thread. fixtures. BLOCKS,
INC l746 Lee hwy ~ $4,000
RADIO-Grommes, 10-watt ampli-
fer. Cali Wo. 6-4466 after o pm.
RADIO CoURsE-Books. 1oA, ex-
otter contax, press cameras. Reas.
CONNOLLY, IL. 1890, Ext. $40.
REFRIGERATOR. Servel. ga Gu, IT,;
perfect condition. must be seen to
be appreciated; 500. 1874 Si-1ms
REFRIGERATORS. S24 SO: cleo, gas.
guaranteed PEERLESS SALES CO.
rSis f GE az w. Used use s'G rsSailt
year FREDERick's: INC. aso5
14th at NV. TIA. -9.T90n
| REFRIGERATION, Oft. Westing-
house, good condition; $50. Call
RiEff:RI sifiSao rrisld.lrs. q a:su.-
| Il: 1863 model. excel. cond.. 500.
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REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS
GE, Westinghouse. Frigidaire. cleo.
gas. Guar. Del. incl. $40 up.
4o1o BALTIC. Ave, Mr.. Peace Cross
1746 Lee Hwy, Nr. Key. Bridge
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Furniture ealesperson

open for man or woman expert
enced In selling finest furniture
and accessories, guaranteed salary
plus commission; opportunity for
high earnings: one Of Washington'S
Oldest and finest furniture estab-
Nshments. Reply Box 1855. Star.
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CURBETTES
AND
CARHOPS
SEVERAL LOCATIONS
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
ROOM goo
M
Interior Decorator

Interior Decorator
FOR PINE STORE. MUST BE
z ALL Of FxR EzNbGiEd c AaR GAr
JOBS ALONE. DRAFTING ALL
ITY ESSENTIAL. EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDITIONS AND
SALARY. ..
Apply 70 Mr. SacknoH.
MAYER & CO.
All 7th d. NV.
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Fairfax VILLAGE Acts,

2001 3Sth St. 6W.
See Ad Under Apis. UnfuIn., y. G.
BOILING FIELD AREA
1-bedroom garden apis. {:
separate dining room: freshly
painted; new. modern furniture.
Laundry. storage, $50 SO. an util-
tiles included. Call weekdays, 9 to
WAYNE TERRACE APIS.
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TIRE SALE

TIRE SALE
Full recaps. wear like newt cookie,
7.60xl5. S7.75. Prices apply to
recap your tire or . reeappable tire
in trade when you purchase Our
tire. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.. 1924
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-9S50.
VIRGINIA SOFA also foam rubber
sofa, glass-top double desk, Seryel
refrigerator, Venetian blinds. like
new. etc. OF. 4-s01g. $50
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We have a large stock of
steel beams and angle irons
in all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
D. c. YARD. LII. 10000
ROCKVILLE YARD. Pc. 2-9211
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
nCEfaTIT,C
CLOSEOUTS

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1855 Frigidaire, GE. Philco, Cros-
ley, Gibson. Admiral refrieerators
and freezers; no reasonable offer
refused. All new and fully guar.
Free del. free service. Open ewes,
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

LADY wishes ride to s. Kans. about
Sept. / return about Sept. Is.
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RUGS (2). 9xI2. Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used, value
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1aoS 8 st. NV,
RUGS. Oriental: large and small;
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

Rugs-Oriental Pattern
Si7'50: Axe, $3.50. Other sizes
equally low prices. MAYFAIR, 1928
@ st. NV, NE. S-4424.
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SAFES
SAFES
STEEI

Large stock. new and used all sizes.
all makes. $50 and up. Ready for
immediate use. MANHATTAN OF.
FICE. $50 New York ave. NV.
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362o 18th st. n.w.-Elev. bldg. with
secretarial switchboard service: !
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath, inclosed porch: newly dec;
new GE refgr.: 500 80 per mo. For
Inspection. see switchboard oper-
ator.
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10000 BARGAINS

10000 BARGAINS
J. H. GICHNER
ISIS NJ 81. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHER. 1855 Westinghouse- De
luxe. lust uncrated. pvt. owner.
best offer. XII. 9-6I7S. Pc
ali makes, types, Ss.s5
UP. most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERiCK'S, 1905 l4th
81, NV. IA. $1,000.
WASHER--Easy Spin-dry. Excellent
cond. Must sell. $40. yr. guar
antee Cal RIA. 3-9i37. 70
FOR RENT; all makes.
brand-new. Only 25c Q day: rental
may apply to purchase. ST. 3-7009.
WASHER. Bendix. Gyromatic; ex-
cellent condition: reasonable. IKE.
b-9473.
wAsnING MACHINE. Kenmore, $50.
HA. 2-9O2S. 81
DRESS, white lace. bal
lerina length, Juliet cap and veil
Never worn. Reas. NO. 7-TS27.
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1888 18th ST. N.W.-BusinesSwom-
en-; sci. and dbl. rms; clean, beaut.
furn. master. frt. bedrm.: pvt. bath;
1865 p ST. NV near Dupont CIR
cle-2nd floor front, single with
southern exposure. $3.50 week.
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HANDSPRING
POULTRY, RABBITs, EGGS

and grading; blue grassing
csc Ger ,auare I'd. zoe delivered
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WILL BUY
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

Your antique silver after Labor
Day. For further info, call NO, Z
1906. d KRUPSAW MILESTONE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Record Crowd See
Sports Car Show

Winter attendance figures al
the Henry Ford Museum were
shattered as over $500 Sunday
visitors Swellcd the four.day 'ltal
at the current sports Cars In
ternationalc" 10 over $4,000
Sundays record breaking
crowd was the largest 10 visit
the Museum in its 2S-Year his.
tory. According 10 present at.
tendance figures. last years
total OF 10000 should be
eclipsed within the next week.
The iwo-week show will con-
iinus through Jan. 30.
Two OF the specially built
foreign cars scheduled for ar
rival Friday have been DELAYED
by high seas and are expe cteo
momentarily. One. a plastic
bodied Spanish Pegaso. has never
before been exhibited IN IN,
United States. Its sole appearance
was a, the Paris Show in Oc-
tober. where il was accepted as
one OF the new Innovations in
creative exhibition styling
Another late arrival at the
show Viii be Lancia Pr 200
designed by noted-SiyliSt Pnin
Farina who Is sending the cal
to the Museum for us first CON
tinental showing
Featured in the current sports
car exhibit are So outstanding
models from tive European coun-
tries and the United States Many
of the cars are making their
first appearance IN this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

In the short space OF year.
the 33-Year old piano siYlisi has
made a meteoric rise TO the top
OF the mambo field. bringing 10
music lovers fresh new sounds
and variations
His first recording. Autumn
Leaves" on Royal RooSt label,
focused attention upon his un-
usual versatility, which resulted
in his leaving the school teach
ing ncld to devote his talents TO
the music field.
After forming his group. con-
Slsiine Of Herbie Brown, Bon
goes Rudy Collins, drums Sonny
Watkins. conga; Enrique Jackson,
bass fiddle; Jimmie Cab Gallo
way, tlmbaleS the cx-Junior
High School teacher recorded
Five O'Clock Whistle His
unique arrangement happily mutt
led hun into the upper hrackc.S
OF music accoladcS. as a startled
and pleased music world en-
braced this new find
Practically overnight, Bonnie
mere was referred TO as The
FIVE O'Clock Whistle Mun' Tins
record is now the S.de-thcme
on Lloyd's Williams WLlB New
York; program each morning
One has TO see BOnnemere per
form to fully appreciate his tai.
cni and luiet dignity. He never
plays the same selection the
same way twice always his un-
predictable new arrangements are
eNcitingly awaited
Eyes closed. shoulders pacing
he becomes completely wrapped
up IN the Joyous expressions anc
impressions he Is tranSlatinl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Parents Keep
Pupils Home in
Benton Harbor

BENTON HARBOR Micn. All
Negro children Of elementary
school are here we're at fome
last Monday as the school which
they formerly had attended re-
fused 10 accept them
The situation marked the
latest development in an alter
cation between the local school
board and Negro parents rep
resented through the local
NAACP on the establishment OF
newlY.consirucied sll-Nesro
elementary school.
Both the old intograicd elc-
mcniary school and the new
school. which has been dlStricird
go as to insure an all-Negro at
enhance. were closed by the
school board on Jan II and %
A new" policy in regard 10
AhV eSU0oA oAAhoAlcHs oHUOQnCNQ
hv The school board on Ian.
10. met with severe opposition
from the Negro parents because
IL does not safeguard the chill
dren against segregation and
discrimination on the basis OF
race or color"
a statement ISSUED 10y the local
NAACp On behalf Of the Negro
parents on Jan 10 following
he school boards announcement
earlier that day expressed the
opinion that the new" policy
would make IL possible for the
(SchooD board 10 make decision
on any gwen child by criterion
which we could not determine.
The NAACp Statement, said The
Negro parents wish 10 continue
sending their children to the old
non-Segregatcd school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Color Television
To Be Cheaper

PHILADELPHIA The Radic
Corporation 81 America Is de.
tcrmincd to make color TV an
economic reality this year as evi-
denced by a recent announce
mcni.
w. Waller Watts. Executive
Vice President. Elecironie Pro-
ducts. revealed an immediate
price cut in the RcA 2l.inch
color ielevision picture tube.
from Sl7S 10 500.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Share Your
Wisdom
BY DR.. Thomas R. Gaines

NEW YORK tGlobaD - When
nations are aroused INTO manifcS-
iation of hatred, they declared
war against each other
As time removes the tain'S OF
misunderstanding and haired.
peace is declared. Then. nations
celebrate the return OF peace or
goodwill
Never can they Sancly glcrIfy
the hatred or jealousy that
caused the declaration Of war
II the truth were known. rulers
are generally ashamed Of the
irifling causes which led 10 war
and the unnecessary spilling OF
so much blood.