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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the
County of Cumberland. March
Is, 1856.
Eva johnson Askew. Complainant
V. Order of Publication
John Palmer Askew :. Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond O,
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the
grounds of conduct which is tam
tamount TO desertion and aban-
donment.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
not a resident of the State of Viz
glnla, 1t is ordered that he ap-
pear within ten days from due
publication of this notice to pro-
tect his interest herein.
An EXtract-TeSte:
R. H. RLANTON. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
D. q.
Planters Bank Building
Farmville. Va. 3-A3-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13

FARM - Near Charlotte Court
House on Highway No, 47-About
200 acre farm with some farming
and grazing land-lot of young
growing timber. two streamS-to
bacco barn. nearly 2i2 acres to-
bacco allOtment-some outbuild-
ingS-nice 6 room colonial type
home-lovely location overlooking
highway. Call or write for infor-
nation. l.. w. Wells, Realtor.
1925 Church Street. Dial 6-2768,
Lynchburg. Va. 4-l0-2t
ONE hospital bed Richard Dune
want. Knoxville, Va. 4-13-1p
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probably has a fair chance of
coming back, but there is much
speculation that The Old Man
will retire before on shortly after
the elections Che is 80 years old
and thereby leave the question OF
future coalitions and cabinets
largely up in the air.
1t Is certainly worth while,
however. to see how the German
politicians now view the post
election governmental lineup
keeping in mind the balloting is
q year away. even though the
politicking has started.
1t is assumed no party. not
even MIR. Adenauer's Christian
Democrats. will get clear ma
jority Of the seats in the
Bundestag. In the 1853 election
the Christian Democrats won a
one-seat majority. but that was
not enoungh working strength
Mr.. Adenauer combined forces
with two splinter parties to give
himself a two-thirds majority.
Public opinion polls indicate
his party will not surpass its
1858 mark, So some sort of coali
tion government seems inevi-
table.
4 Combinations Possible
There are four possible COM
binations-a couple of them not
likely.
The most probable seems tc
be a grand coalition" of Chris
Evening star., 1956-08-29

land of political
speculation.
But if the Christian Demo-
Gratis from the government with
the aid of splinter parties, then
the best bet is still Heinrich Won
Brentano. present Foreign Min
lister. Mr.. Won Brentano shares
DR. Adenauer's views on policy,
but lacks the color and stub
|bornnesS of the "Old Man" He
has a strong reputation in Ger
MANY for honesty and ethical
dealings. He is a good compro-
miser and could work well with
Jail factions of the Christian
Democrats and the Splinters.
Ifsthe grand coalition of left
land right takes over, then Karl
Arnold. a Christian Democrat
with Socialist leanings, could be
the man. He is not considered
a statesman by those who know
him best, but he has the ad-
vantage Of, being acceptable to
left ana right. Mr.. Arnold is a
regional political leader now out
of Office.
A right coalition might turn
to- Franz Etzel, an industrialisi
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|tion schemes. such as Euratom
which the United States backs.
It's corner on moderate thought
might be a drawback to the
|coalHio However. It's slow move
Iment % policy and its isola-
|tion ofsthe extremists would en-
Icourage the radicals to be more
radical This, in a country like
Germany where democracy is
still in doubt, could be bad.
The right coalition would take
in the Free Democrats who want
to renegotiate the NATO treaties
but there certainly would be nc
rush to take such action. The
German. army would be built al
the fastest possible rate. Euro.
peanization schemes would gel
somewhat less attention.
! Good democrats in the coali.
tion plus I'd democrats out.
lSide-in til. Socialist Party
could keep Germany on the patti
toward solid internal democracy
This coalition might be the mos
attractive of all from the Ameri.
can point of view.
Two Less Favorable Coalitions
A Socialist-led coalition woulc
certainly slow down on the arm,
Evening star., 1956-08-29

perhaps repeating the draft
law-and would seek immediate
revision of the NATO treaties.
The government, would try to
negotiate with Russia for return
of East something
Mr.. Adenauer now refuses to do
without the western Big Three
giving specific approval.
Such a coalition would be
democratic, but probably would
introduce strict proportional rep
resentation into the national
elections, giving added impor-
tance to splinter groups, includ-
ing the extremists.
This is the government which
would give the most worry to the
United States as it would tend
toward "nonalignment" in the
cold war-''neutralism. to use a
word not much liked by the
WORLDS neutralS.
The left coalition would, o1
course, mean a split in the Chris
tian Democratic Union, which
American observers would hate
to see. In foreign policy the
group probably would be mod
erately neutral. Actually, the
coalition would be more inter-
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ested in spending money on in
ternal welfare-state reforms than
on the defense Of the West. Ii
would be a firmly democratic
government. however.
Assume Adenauer's Demise
All of these possibilities assume
DR.. Adenauer will not be a Chan
cellor long after the elections
And that is the current as
sumption here-unless he unex-
pectedly pulls solid majority
of votes in the election.
If his coalition does not win
81 per cent of the Bundestae
seats Ia loss of 80 of the roughly
280 seats he now controls. the
Socialists will have the balance
of power and a say in lining ur
a coalition and a Chancellor. The
Socialists do not like DR.. Ade-
nauer. He has pushed them
around politically for several
years and they refuse to work
with him.
So if the Socialists are in a
key position. Dr.. Adenauer will
have to step down.
If not DR.. Adenauer. who?
Here again We enter that
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'tian Democrats and the second
largest party, the Social Demo
crats.
Next best guess would be a
right coalition-pretty much
what, West Germany has today
made UP of Christian Demo
Gratis. two rightwing splinter
parties and small center group
the Free Democrats.
A poor third possibility woulo
be a Socialist-led coalition con-
tanning Free Democrats and the
Refugee Party.
A remote fourth would be 9
left coalition of Socialists and q
split-off left wing of the Chris
tian Democrats.
Most Favorable for U. S.
The outlook for each of these
coalitions would be roughly this
A grand coalition, which botf
major parties are interested ir
forming, would have a, corner or
the moderate politicians. II
would be big. but slow to change
policy. as many opposing fac
tions would have to be Modified
To form such a coalition, the
Socialists probably would have
to give way on their opposition
to a new army (which woulc
please American diplomats), anc
the Christian Democrats woulc
have to back down on opposition
to an attempted renegotiation ol
the NATO treaties which til
Germany militarily to the West
(which our diplomats probably
would not like.
The coalition probably woulc
approve of various Europeaniza
Evening star., 1956-08-29

and politician with a reputation
as a moderate. energetic leader.
If the Socialists are in the
saddle, then the Chancellor GER
tainly would be Erich Ollen-
hauer, the party leader. The tight
Socialist organization and its
dedication to collective leader
ship make it sure Mr.. Ollenhauel
will never be another Adenauer
AS a party man. he would not
think Of clearing his throat with
Evening star., 1956-08-29

out considering the party hier-
Iarchy.
Any Socialist would be q good
democrat. even If not a scin-
tillating one.
OF course. any Of a dozen other
men could become Chancellor.
The Germans concede. however,
that no one in sight now could
match Mr.. Adenauer for skin,
integrity and sympathy for West
|ern strategy in the cold war.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
GERMANY's FUTURE u
81 Elections Outcome
IS Big Question Mark
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND

BONN-There lack of predictions the results Of the
German elections this
willing to back his opinion in hard cash wager. -
This demonstrates about well public opinion poll
that the makeup of Gemanys and the identity
of its next chancellor is much in doubt.
1t is assumed that Mr. Aden- 100000
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1t is assumed that Mr.. Aden-
auer and his present coalition
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Virginia Assembly to Get
New Assignment Plan
Continued From First PaI

Continued Page Appropriations Committee but
from segregation Of the opponents refuse to
erai courts. kill 1t there on the theory that
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RADIos-cSmmnnieation type. Navy
200 KC. EGO NC. &C and 1871
power supplies. dynamotors. trans
and chokes etc. JU. 9-5703,.
RADIO. Bc-342. speaker and phones
ssi1q Ss o. srssaPPi phones. with bells
RADio~s3sD, SIS: Ncls3D. $3.50
sig. shifter. $40; AVR-2O. S25; g.
Dynsmotor spec. Garter s-iaV II
450-750V out 10000, small ma
S29.50; Viking Ino TvI. 500
s s1e PiS5 feslss q Parfs k. AERO
Alex, Va. OBJ. CIV Masonic mem
Free parking 90; Thurs. 80
RADIO. Hi-Fi. elaborate system,
month old. must sell. Klipsch Horn
Aztec. Bogeng etc. Ho. 2-494(
after IL noon.
RADIO anP =. Hi p equip: bass rsts Z
control table. Containing webster
changer. GE cart, Gus. made an,
tiaue maple finish. ali S65. CT
12Ol-D speaker. almost new. SIS
cab, S55; Craftsman lOl all.
chrome TV chassis. comp. with
tube, mask, etc. for Hi-Fi set. sos
RADIo-PHoNO console. AMIN, g.
speed changer; dark mahog.: excel
cond;:. 500 or best offer. WA
RADIO. Hallierafters $40. S35,
prop-pitch motor. SIS. JU. 9-5141
RADIO EQuIPMENT-hallicrafters
HTS VFO, excel cond. with al
tubes, $50; EN-. $4,000.
RADIO TEST OSCILLOSCOPE-Du-
Mont 3-in., S2S: 10 6V STDT re.
lays. $50: ID Ceramicon trim.
Observation-Disclosures, Admiral
blond mahogany, excel. condition
new reproducing needle: S45. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

SEWING MACHINE. electric. Wig
orelle Robot. makes monograms
outtonholes, sews on buttons an,
makes all kinds Of fancy stitches
brand new, never been used; cos
$299.50; sacrifice TO- best cas-
sG GtisT ES SCI NJ i-eI lsnd,,. eom
plete ontfit, $500. After IL noon
Sunday, only. Call IA. 9-305a.
SHOPSMITH power tool, latest mod
el. including accessories. $500 o
best offer. JE. 2-Si7T.
Winchester. Mod. IL
pump. IL ga; with Cuts comp
new condition, $50. IA. S-1310;
SHOWCASES nc y AS light oak, glass dis
dept. OFFICE MACH. co, 700 i2tl
nv. Ma. $3.50.
SHUTTERS. inside and outside: mbl.
top vanity; yoEth bed: FRANCS
storm winf~ws. rccter OIL. i-5473
SIGNAL TRACER SPARK, like new
Eco tube checker. new; best offer
GALlNsKY. 1907 61st pl., Hill
SINK AMI AND FITTINGS. suitable TO
apt; or cottage: good cond. HE
sIEfPiNG BAG. good condition: So
PpoTta6ie radio: excel cond.; S13
SOfAbED, complete with slip cover
SGD; fireplace screen, fold type. S.
SOFAS. 9: love seat: / Frenel
provincial. with slipcovers. Bes
SOFA AND CHAIR. Io-in. Philc,
TV, RCA Victor radio phonograph
crib and mattress. IA. 9-92f'6.
SOFABEh conv,. $50: wardrobe
trunk. SIS; baby crib. $40. JU
5-64S2.
SOLOvOx, beaut, organ effect Will
piano. excel. cond.. sos. Girls 90
in. bike. Sl5. JE. 2-61O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

SAW. MULTIPLY, 5 hip, on stand.
220v; Sl75.. ATLAS. AP. 7-4444,
; 4557 Tanslewood dr., Bladsns-
saw. Craftsman. 1o-in.. fitting ar
Dor. bench; complete: motor. .
extensions; stand; $125. HA. q
7161. after. / pm,
SCALES, Toledo, 200 ID. capacity:
dial a,t 2,Ounes g5sSq Ysstio so perfect
SCRAPER, Bucyrus- Erie, hyd.; good
CAP; $3.50. ATLAS. AP. 7-4444.
1857 Tanglewood dr., Bladers-
sc e vi large panel with painted
dragon and Garden Of Eden tree !;
S45, EN-. 3-6333.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, feather
weight. port, with attach; used very
s liitls IKE M new Sas S W0 s-iss .,,
s75: serta beds and box springs.
sEWffNG MACHINEs-Before Easter
sale. Sewing machine dealers in
yited. 300 machines on sale,
electric portables from 500. so and
UP; Singers, SO model. round bob
bin heads, S14.50: White rotary
heads, $3.50. The worlds best
s built machine cl, 1000 v t Ro6Si
Mex NEE S s2ta;5Si E Be adJ SEW :,
s Rin.' ~; s STEEL. all sizes. 70,
stores. warehouses; and homes, Al
loE ~ 81 set. oIcHNBR. Elk. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

STEEL CABLE AND CHAIN, ali sizes
at less than "a wholesale. GICH'
s FEN ri n M 4 fiSi 3 month,
sTENoTYPE MACHINE, slight.
used. Marchant calculator. Elk. 2
sToRE FIXTURES glass cases
So: 20 mannikins. ST ea.: 100 new
sT TtOIis' Fi FIX iii P Ro' SALE
Clearwater 9-556S. after IL Am.
STORE TORE FIXTURES; s.display case
2 cash registers, tables. counters
STUDIO COUCH. good cond.. S25
rangement. DU. 7-541O. rs
STUDIO COUCH bed with cover
reasonable. EN-. 2-9542. 25'
SUIT. boys. size IA: pants: portable
r ressl IA 2laS ssSss Hv; washing mach
sasess. e eFSn $50 So Su s.isIs
TABLE, coffee. 43x2l; mod: solid
mahog sandstone fln.: superb
constr. shelf, drawer, brass pull
new cost. $50: sell. $3.50. 4O31
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-2405.
TABLE, drop leaf, mahogany. gooe
condition, seats 8: $40. or best
r APE Gs 81 Rs-3 %sSeor DeIi.c,
condition: cost $207: it's a real
bargain at 500. TU. 2-2952.
TAPE RECORDER, RCA Jubilee: mod
7TR3: new: make offer. 1924 18th
TAPE RECORDERS serviced and re.
paired by factory trained experts
fast gary{re aaSOnohla rnef MA.
T TIC REcoR d5Y 500 epi F stree e
n w DIT -dOa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
HANDSPRING
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK ANGUS. registered. ! bull
j COW, / heifer. Make offer. &c.
s fisSSs. LANES AND EWES, Ter
WANTED TO BUY, used eOuipmsns
b 5Gf sH'f blankets, sheets. etc. POi
4S6-R, Star. 20
HUNTER, 6-yesr.old prospect. ref
istersd thoronghe PRED syn 9qies A WI
MILK cows, 4 good Guernsey and
Holstein soon to freshen with 3rd
calf; ! reg. Herndon 63-W-l..
CLEARANCE LEAR Scs Of present Ssn s5s:k pa Pa
ding, i4.2 hands: i 34-size spotted
stallion. 15.2 hands: ! large bay
Also new and used saddles, brides,
halters and blankets, at low red9scoe1d
White Plains. Nd. Phone La Plata
oat1laSR n pair. Okla. bred.
top grade, outstandins horses for
roping. DIGGING, cutting, ETC.. Sor-
rels. mare $50 hands, seidins'
14.3. 8 yrs. old. Pc. 2-3453:
AT STUD. beautiful reg. shetland
pony: reas. fee; manure to sell.
Wiz BUY AND SELL quality Aber-
deem Angus breeding cattle, indi,
feeder steers. orders taken now
Nj. PRosfEcT Farms. Poplar
ENGIIsH SADDLE and bride; good
p cUnaitiO1 hER 81. S fsS' jersey and
ton sales. ALFRED r. FREYsz
M ANP ToP PLEASANT FARMS PRO-
: DUCTION SALE - April 5th,, /
o'clock. Manassas Livestock Market,
near Manassas on Route 2S, Prince
William County. Offering no mead
Of pure-bred and registered Abers
vaccinated open and bred heiters
and & bulls, 80 different families:
featuring Sunbeam. Eileenmere and
Glencernock Eric breeding 3 Bel,
lindalloch Georglnas. 2 KaramaS
Zaras, 9 Miss Wix, Jilts and other
Just medium in flesh. not fitted for
show. Extended pedigrees available
at sale or on request. Also selling
one baby beef for which the en-
tire proceeds will be divided be-
tween the Ruritan- and Kiwanis
Clubs of Manassas. Va. Don't miss
available. Paul Good, suctioneer.
Van writ. Ohio: John r. Garrett.
Street. Alexandria. Va. Phone
Manassas 500 or Haymarket 1928.
5 ICE. PONIES, pert, for children;
10 reasonable horses, we'll man
nered. for children and beginners;
abo tSp w espe.e Gf ne of fe Western
clothing for the entire family, New
and used English and western
saddles. brides, etc. Horses boarded,
BOUGHT and traded HILI ,1,,li
ABBEeRDEEN ANGUs-Disposine of
small private herd; moving; regis
tsrcd stock. vacin. JE 2;72lsL ,,.,
Teddy; sound. very gentle has been
ridden By C1s efISFsn po sls9 r FA Rsst
PONY FOR SALE yrs. old well
broken with children: AZ IN, tail.
Also pony cart and harness. Hern-
don 1914 or 16-W-2.
4-YEAR- OLD SADDLE MARE. break.
ing cart and harness. Sl50. 6sh4
Allentown IdY' Camp Springs Md.
ANGUS CATTLE, registered; 2 we'll
bred bulls, 8 bred cows. Call Pooles-
SHEER. 80 grade Hampshires, most
9Th in,.sl lamb; AsgP pprebred buck. Call
PURE.BREp Welsh PONY stallion
at stud; $50 chestnut with light
name and tail: gets beautiful colts.
ALL,OWAY FARM. JU. 9-695a.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
SIAMEsE KITTENS. 2 weeks. Seal
Point, S15. Call EN-. 2-3S2S.

sE Palas s, SIT d.il I'M s. ssss Sea
TOY MALTESE MALE PUPS. it'll,
powder puffs, Axe reg. { mos. old
cSCHkEMRA rTPPs. u.s. small house pets;
$50. MISS ANGLlN, Phone Wa
z7,;2S ,,!x,,,s ae IL Hamilton st, osw
E NsaIisHiii ssjpR MHi PUPS, 8 wfs.,
Axe registered, wormed; ideal
LABRADOR RETRIEVER. black,
male; Axe sSS, res' 8 weeks old. Can
GSo5RDaoSS' Settlers. Q wk.,, Axe
finest bloodlinss. exceptional mark
EN HSi sna spkHNsGER sfANfEI r.
IS. VT 5-6s65.
CHIHUAHUAS and Toy Manchesters
se nS them Seg o' TAR sP sn K1EeNNEL IL
s s. g.s,4 Cumberland Md. ph:n'
.51,ii q. s9ees euDP%,s :;k 81 ssSf
1909 N. Roosevelt. Arl. JE. 2-34S2
MOD. COUNTRY BOARDING. dog.
and cats; screened shaded runs
with free access to inside pens fol
neis. KRIss KRosS KENNELS
BR. S-S101. Mr., Centreville,, Va
COOKERS, Axe. blk, VT. and bl.
Oh. sireo. 3 mos. Gay. friendly
IDEAL pet Wrmd.. shots. BR. S-Sl01
COLLIE PUPS, pedigreed; Axe req.
had shots; wonderful pets for chill
dren: ready TO go Easter; prices
reaS.; write or phone. J. E. KING
Bluemont, Va, Bluemont 1885.
WIRE HAIRS. Pomeranians, Peking-
csc, Chihuahuas Cookers. MISS
HUNT, Rosedere Kennels, Falls
Church. Va JF. 2-1496.
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG PUPPIES
Miniature collie) Axe res. sable
and white, z wks., shots: good with
WHITE KITTEN for Easter: l blue
eyed male, $40; others SIS each,
Mon. after IL. no. 2-4449.
COLLIE. ideal Easter gift; male, II
wks., Axe. show prospect. 420s
ENGLISH BULLDOG. Axe regis
tered: male, yrs. old; make offer
COLLIE, female, 4 mo-, house bro
ken. $40. OIL. 4-03bs.
DACHSHUND PUPs-Cute black AND
tan. male and female. Axe, champ
sired. Ell. 6-4231.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES: REGISTERED
Axe: EXCELLENT papers. $50 and S66
pAcHsaaSSbs. Msni..ur. ,und.r Q
lbs. when rnatufe) and standard
Axe shots and vormed. UN
1-B32U.
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RADIO HI-FI SALE {
SOUND CHAPTERS
1744 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
DAILY SO PM, SAT lie Pm
HEAR THE NEW
STENTORIAN

RANGE-Elec, Hotpoint, 30 in, i
speeds: cleo, timer CLOCK; oven cont
RANGE. cleo. 4-burner; Bendix auto
RIA. 6-3413. ST. 3-4557.
RANGE, Firestone cleo, 80 in; SIS
or trade for automatic washer
Excl Excl; cond. 1912 21st NV. AID
RANGE. gas wilcolator, 4-burner
20-in.. new. Best offer. TU. 2-S43S
REDUCING AND HEALTH AID ma.
chine Battle Creek, like new: cos
$500, sell for $50. WA. 7-6s9s
REFRIGERATOR, servel 10 Gu. It.
excellent running condition. $50 OF
R Ell Ht!ET ~ l-G ctssley GU y
left-hand door. Excellent condition
Sis or best offer. GA. 4-S4s7.
REFRIGERATOR-GE. ike new. s
CUBIC #, Best offer. tn. 2-7065.
EEt KIGERAToRs. used. refinished
Up EREDERfcks. NC. 1880 sos y i4 IL
IREFRiGERATORs. used. $3.50 up;
guaranteed: deliv.: Ice. stock. ACME
REFRIGERAToR, servei, 7 cu' IT,
excellent condition: $50, or best
oner. ia. 9-4463. Pa
9-cu. 1T. Leonard
baby crib. waterproof mattress: both
in excel. cond.; $50. LU. 2-S709
REFRIGERAToRs-s24 SO; electric
gas; guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES,
2337 Ga: ave NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR. Norge, SIT; as Is
seondition, s25. LII. 2-03O3, 10.
REfRTGiERAroR. 8 Gu. it., s75.
range. $50: dryer. $50 Cali gasl
auto. washer, $40. All like new,
REFRiGERxToR. oE. . Gu. IT,: gas
span ns; like new. Reasonable. ia.
RBFRiGERAToR, late model, runs
like new; S55. Also. refrg. SIS;
R fas R1feG!EEfA f1G Ia Gu e- a. Wizard
Master Mast Yrs: old; Excel. cond.. SO.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, rs Gu.
II, freezer top; 4 mos. old; $100;
REfRiGEIRaXaTioR. Kelvinator 1855.
IL Gu. IT. with cross top freezer.
USED, mo-; sale SIPS or swap for
left-hand model. Pc. 2-4477. 81
REFRIGERATORS t2). $50 each;
delivered; Phone SO. 5-S473.
REFRIGERATOR - SIS WIN,
Headquarters for better grade used
refrig. Some with cross-top freez-
ers 2.yr. guar. UNIVERSAL CO.,
SUI Upshur st. NV. TU. 2-SSSS.
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ROOMS EURklsHEp--N.w.

246O 18th ST. N.W.-Gillbert Hotel
and houses have an sccommoda-
tion for every taste and pocket
book: daily maid service. some
rms. with free 21-in. TY. 24-hrs.
switchbd.. some pvt, baths avail:
rates. S750 up weekly. Call co.
r AND 22nd--cloek radio, Tv.
sink. grill, foam-rubber bed, linens
furn, Elk. 3-9e33. ,-
3-74f4-J1i1 friendly young crowd.
bowling, dancing, ping-pong. gles
club, house orchestra; laundry, TV.
switchboard; rms, s26 TO S36 mo.
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en-, sgl., Dbl. rms. clean, beaut.
~, fsTp ,R RSd' ST. Gs'n Sw'ooNics Tpis,n
sgls. rm.. running water. 81 wk.:
also rm., dbl. bed, $40. DU. 1870.
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
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POULTRY, RABBITS. EGGS
WIRTHMORB FEEDS, baby ehicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE.

wIRTHM2RB FEE, FEEgs; vy BABY sS ehiets
JAMEsWAY INCUBATOR. new con-
dition. 5000 egg capacity. matches
son twice week. JU 9-03aS. --25
CHICKEN BATTERY, ], 900 day old
capacity: 900 four weeks good con-
dition; Keenco egg washer. prac-
ticailv new. JU. 8-o39s. -25
WHITE LEGHORNS-Laying hens.
approx. 1900. Closing chicken
farm in Q weeks. Sale In whole or
part. Mr.. ZARPAs, ia, s-7523
CHINCHILLAS, . pairs pediRreed,
registered, from good graded stock
$3.50 pr. 5000 63rd ave, Landover.
JAMEsWAYY INCUBATOR, excellent
condition, $500 egg capacity.
Matches 500 twice a week will sac
rifice at $3.50 or best offer. Spring
.sffxRs.TYpE BRooDER and incu-
batQr. SO. Fairview 2-266o
choice. $685. per 100, COD lie
guarantee. NATIONAL CHICKS,
phila so Pa
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TARPAULIN

Used; Is o.: &c 50. IT.; also new
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3627.
TELEYISION. Admiral, 21-in. table
model, perfect condition, will sac
TELEvISIONS-Used sets, guaran-
teed. $29 .95 UP. FRANK P. Null
CANNON, S662 Colesville I'd, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 9-446B. 20
TELEvISlON, 21-in Emerson table
model. beautiful cabinet, like new;
special low price $95. TENDERS
PAWNBROKERS SALES CO., Ola
D st. NV, RE. 1858.
you have cash and want q honest
deal" shop US last PARAMOUNT
Co. 2202 Ga. ave. NV. Free park
TELEVISION, reconditioned: al
makes and models; guaranteed;
S1995 and UP. Open Sundays til
9. 100 18th st. ne, Ii. $4,000.
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Office Furniture

Hundreds of DESKS, FILES,
TABLES, CHAIRS and KARDEX.
d. c. SURPLUS SALES
81 New jersey Ave. NV, Ii. 1850
OIL BURNER, Ist-class cond.: re-
moved from large church, complete
with 275-sal tank. EN-. $4,000
OIL CHANGER. choldin portable,
cleo. like new. sos. MA, s-6s74.
ORGANS FOR RENT with option to
buy. Spinet and chord models.
JoRDAN'S, THREE STORES. corner
18th and G SITS. NV, 5l69 Lee
highway. Arlington. and 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Subur-
ban stores open ever evening: park
ORGAN. Hammond. spinet model.
new cond.;. must sell this week
81 100 or best offer. Ev 4-5s961.
ORGAN, Estey spinet, electronic is
note pedal: used very little: re-
duced $3.50. KITS, 1880 @ st.
NV, RE. 1922. 81
ORGAN. parlor; in excellent condi-
ton; reasonable. Phone so. 5-903s.