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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
The
Rambler
Like Atmosphere
With Your Haircut?
BY JACK JONAS

Every man has his favorite
barber shop, and if you can
believe all you hear, Washing
ton is full of quaint ones.
Bill Dougherty patronizeS a
shop in Georgetown.
Atmosphere" he says.
THAT shops got it. It's run
by a father and son team.
You're sitting there getting a
haircut, and often as not, a
fellow drops in to play a few
tunes on his accordion.
Or another man comes in
with his electric guitar. They
let him plug it in, amplifier
and all, and he sings a few
songs. Sometimes the Gus
toners join in and make the
place ring. Once in a while
the old man himself breaks
into song in his native Italian,
without accompaniment.
Sometimes, too, the BARRIERS
just get tired of clipping.
When that happens, they
leave off where they are, and
BARRIERS and customers pitch
quarters at an ace of spades
in the linoleum floor. All in
fun, Of course.
Georgetown characters
mingle with Georgetown So
ciety. There's always a priest
or two there, and sometimes a
seedy looking individual. Very
cosmopolitan.
ITS worth more than the
price of a haircut to go there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

GREGORY ROLAND has a
couple of favorite places. One
on Pennsylvania avenue, he
says, has been operated for AT
years by the same barber, who
lives upstairs over the shop.
He's been in business long
enough to remember the
handlebar mouStache.
Mr.. Boland thinks this fell
low is about the oldest barber
in town. One of his aides has
been cutting hair at the same
chair for 35 years.
Mr.. Boland likes another. on
Nineteenth street NV, which
has the only lady barber in
the city specializing in mems
haircuts. She learned her
trade in her native Finland.
A friend of ours supports his
favorite-a hotel barber who
once piled his trade on the
Atlantic as chief barber aboard
the Queen Mary.
Hes cut a lot of famous
heads in his day." his booster
says,
A man here in the Office says
there's a carnival atmosphere
about the barber shop ne visits
at Eighteenth street and Co.
lumbia road.
There's music drifting in
through the doors most of the
day. Comes from music
store around the corner" he
says. "A clock nearby chimes
the hour-it's in an old bank
building. think, You ought to
drop up sometime and take in
the atmosphere"
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Zoning Plan Asks Spread
OF Home, Business Areas
BY GEORGE BEVERIDGE

Professional conultants and number of citizens working
the Districts revised rules poles apart key
question: What results should the bring about?
Both sides admit the existing coming rule book
inadequate But general the conultants proposals envsor
substantial changes the land should be used all the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

he Districts vost new zonn9 proerom
will affect every piece Of property in
the city. 1t will be accomplished in
many woys over long period. The
first steps ore now being planned
The Stor will present series Of az
tices explaining whot its oil about
This is the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

serving development trends as
they are,
SkirmiShing has been going on
for nearly year, as the consul
tants have made public various
revision reports. But the real
fight is just shaping up.
Hearings Are Planned
The form it will take. most
likely, will be in arguments over
the way the consultant, Harold
M. Lewis, of New York, proposes
to zone specific parcels of land
on new zoning maps soon TO be
given the public in a series of in
formal public hearings.
/ But in back of these argu-
ments are a series of studies
plans and policy determine
lions" which the consultant staff
has made to guide the new
coming.
!. BY far the most controversial,
of these policy" aims is tc
spread out new residential anc
business growth throughout the
city. rather than to let it con-
Icentrate in few spots.
! Mr.. Lewis proposes to do thi.
in two ways:
i /, BY changing the zonins
use" of specific parcels of land
In one area. for example, the
future population could be con.
trolled by requiring that some
land now zoned for new apart.
ments be changed to permit only
single family houses.
2. BY reducing the size of new
buildings through direct control,
over the total floor space of Office
buildings and apartments. This
Of course. controls those build.
ings' "denSity"-the number Of
people who can work or live il
them.
Traffic Congestion Cited
The consultants propose these
new restrictions for at least two
major reasons:
!. To try to reduce the traffic
congestion now mounting in thu
downtown area by limiting TIM
number of additional people
who can work there.
The consultants figure that il
the next Is years. at the presen
rate of employment growth. thu
number of cars would far exceed
the capacity OF streets. The!
propose that only 5000 new EN-.
ployes. of the $4,000 employment
increase they estimate for thu
District by 1870. be concentrated
downtown.
2. In residential neighbor-
hoods. to hold down excessive
new population which would
overcrowd the public facilitie,
available or planned - such a!
schools, shopping. sewers anc
Fairgrounds. This "lmbalance'
between facilities and popula'
ton, the consultants believe, i,
one of the principal reason:
neighborhoods turn to slums.
Businessmen who oppose this
line of thinking say these aim!
are "laudable But they con-
tend that they are ideals
which can be unrealistic wher
applied TO specific properties.
The stormiest battle-ground or
the new zoning maps will be thu
downtown business area.
Not many of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

of the Nations best. It's strings
especially. are sturdy precise anc
produce a sorority blanket al
warm and colorful.
No less given to yirtuoSo per-
Torrance are the brasses anC
woodwindS, although it must bt
confessed that occasionally they
were put into the shade by the
vlbrancy and rich. echoing Sounc
characteristic of the strings.
The orchestra'S general reSo.
nance, barring a certain roWdi.
ness IN the percussion, is firm
solid and luminous. The Howard
University Choir, which mas Ions
been one OF the greatest choruse,
on the contemporaries musica
scene, sings with its heart anC
projects. IN consequence. a tor.
rent of expressive meaning.
In sum, the National SYMPHONY
is a wholly welcome guest. Lee
it return again. and soon.
JOURNAL AMERICAN
Miles KastendicCk
The orcheStras performance
gave every indication that musit
in Washington, D. c.. is in eX.
cellcnt hands. The concert hac
freshness IN atmosphere anc
III quality of which the whole
country may be proud.
Throughout the concert. the
orchestra revealed its growth
III ensemble, discipline anc
muSicianShlp, What it may not
yet have in subtlely of phraSiue
it has in brlllianCe Mitchell has
brought this out imprcSSiyely
To have been equally success.
tul in the formal music of Ores
ton and the informal exotic
music OF Villa-LoboS speaks wei,
for his command of his musi-
clans and their responsiveness
to him.
Singing the Schuman and the
Villa -Lobos, the Howard Uni
versity Choir achieved special
distinction tor vocal texture and
tonal brilliance. Their presence
added one more distinction to a
concert already Boosting several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

easy mastery and control. One
Sensed the strength ana conf
dence of a conductor on terms
of the closest familiarity with
the individual and collective re-
sources of his musicians
The Howard University Choir
on last nights showing alone. i.
a likely contender. in vocal anc
technical power. for first chora
honors in academic circles.
Both in William Schuman':
strong -lunged cantata, "A Free
Song" and in Villa-Looos
"Choros No. 10" the chou
showed its command of rich
color and its pervasive Joy in the
warm fellowship OF group sing
ing, They were alone worth the
trip uptown last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
Interim Transit
plan Submitted

The draft of a measure to
create an interim Washington
Metropolitan transit authority
to take over operation of mass
transportation here after next
August IS was laid before the
Welfare Subcommittee of the
Senate District Committee today
Prospects are that action will
come soon.
/ Senator Nicely. chairman oil
the full District Committee. wa,
pressing for action and said he
would call for committee
meeting before the end Of this
week if the subcommittee acts
meanwhile.
The subcommittee. headed by
Senator Mcnamara of Michigan
has not yet announced its plans
The new draft was delivered Il
them shortly before noon today
Designates Commissioners
Under the draft measure, pre-
pared by the committee staff at
the committees direction. the
District Commissioners would
constitute the authority and its
board of directors.
The interim plan was drafted
so that the door would be left
open to transfer the transit oper-
ations to a qualified new oper-
ator. If one is found, as success
SCR to the Capital Transit Co.
whose franchise expires next Au-
gust Is. Otherwise. under the
new measure, the authority
would become permanent.
To finance its operations, tn,
authority would be authorized t
issue obligations of the District
for purchase by the United
States Treasury in an amount
up to $40 million. These woulc
have to be repaid by July /, 1859
To cover these costs the au-
thority would be authorized tC
issue bonds to be paid for out
OF the revenues of the transit
operation.
Condemnation Power
To provide means for the au-
thority to acquire necessary
facilities to operate the transit
business. it would be given the
power of condemnation. This
would mean that the authority
subject to court proceedings
could take over some or all OF
the properties of the Capita
Transit Co, with the costs as
approved by the court.
The draft measure does not
contain any ban on strikes by
employees. such as was contained
in an earlier public authority
measure submitted by the Dis
trict Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
HERALD TRIBUNE
Jay :. Harrison

The National Symphony Or
chestra is a distinguished en-
semble, quite definitely a major
organization equivalent TO many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
NEW YORK POST
Harriet johnson

/. The National Symphony has
been built into one Of our coun-
try's major orcheStras. The size
of Constitution Hall, where the
majority Of the concerts is held.
probably accounts for the chief
fault Of last nights performance
which was too much sound.
Apart from the frequent bonn
bast of sound, the general i'm
preston Of the orchestra was an
admirable one, Crestons SYM
phony, a lyrical but not too in :
spring work, was nonetheleSs
performed with senSitivity and
imaginative blending of timbres
and colorS The string section
was especially notable for is
warmth OF quality and its
smoothness Of blending.
We congratulate the orchestra
and It's gifted conductor on then
accomplishments and important
contribution to the cultural life
OF our Nations Capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Every man has his favorite
barber shop. and if you can
believe all you hear, Washing
ton is full of quaint ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

PUPPIES. reduced for chrisfnas
Boston terriers. fox and rat terriers
shepherds, mixed pups. JE. 2-3lsi
CHIHUAHUA, q males: white. /
lawn; beautiful pupsi Axe. t45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-I.oyely Iee
room: newly furnished. maid sery.
ice. no 2-95sa.
EMPLOYED LADY OR GENTLEMAN
IN private home: kitchen privileges
GOOD Transportation WO. 1890
md ". south frt, twin beds; pvt
Dath, empl gentlemen only g7O1
Woodiey ri. nv. hD 4-22B1
2iGO 18th ST. NV, G!ll.Ber,
Hotel Accom- for every pgrse,
maid service g4-hr. switchboard
rates, 81 30 up Vkly.. ~ uD nlght-
". co, 6-53si ~
1870 r ST. NV. The churehlll"-
Clean single rooms. running water
maid service. 81 up. NO. 5-9sgs.
1858 P ST. N.W,--Klce front single
room, near bath. 81 80 weekly,
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath. nicely
fnrn.: private, detached gentjis
home RA 3-Bss5.
DOWNTOWN--Clean. spacious dou-
bles. TV privileges; 81 per person
sll as single. no. 2-532l.
PVT. ENTRANCE--Furn. rm., next
70 semipyt. bath; aulet eony. loc /.
Tree garage. Wo. $3.50.
2sIi conn. Modern, atirae., fuFn.
studio ant. pvt bath. fefFr., range
carport avail DE- 2-4i45
sLEEP on FOAM MATTRESS, SAFE
ID " music cluck-radio. retgf !,
Erill i5-ty gk 2t47 ?. TX 3.ggjJ.
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DOWN1OWN--Clean. Spac!Ous dou-
sles' ~ privileges; 81 per person
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcon..

POODLES, lovely. tiny miniatures,
; mos; all shots, wormed; paper
trained, l white male, blue and
black female; Axe reg. Reas. Call
PO0DLEs epuppies), black minia-
WEs.: Reasonable nS P FIX. 2-S SsSis'
SHETLAND SHEEP DOG PUPPIES.
born Nov, 20: will hold until 8
Nks. old. reg. Axe champs. on both
sides; 500, 500. S35. JU. 9-0alO.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, silver
miniatures: show stock; Axe: excel.
Christmas present. WA. 1860
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL reg.
pups, 3 mos. ideal Christmas gift
OIL. 2-l6ld, bet. o and 10 am.
BLOND MALE COCKER PUPS, o
wks.: beautiful show-type pet: Axe
champ. sired. ia. 4-0l0S.
GREAT DANE PUPS, Axe. must be
sold BY Christmas, make an offer
OIL. 2-5522
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES, Axe
registered. beaut all white. Xmas
delivery. FE. 3-4S97.
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES-AKC beagles
and mixed pups. After 7:30 and
week ends. Galthersburg SS5W2
BOXER PUPPlES-Good ones ready
70 so, Axe res Reasonable. OIL,
2-7ltlS.
DACHSHUNDS Quality puppies
Axe, excel. breeding; will deliver.
BIZ. S-951S or ia. 1-3493
COCKER PUPPY, black and white
iemale, champion sired. Reas.
priced uN. 4-7960
BOXER PUPPIES. strong, healthy.
Axe, wks. old. DU 5-S043.
DALMATIANS. ideal Christmas rift.
! ) weeks, thoroughbreds; sacrifice
guieE sale. OIL. .-1S71.
DACHSHUNDS, 3 male puppies; {
lwks. old. Axe; dark red. short
/ hair. International champion breed
ing LA. 6-a93S.
MALTESE PUPPIES. ideal Christ.
mas gift: long hair. white. toys;
| like animated snowballs; purebred
hardy Reas Pc. 2-4264.
COCKER PUPPIES. delivery nov OF
xmas BUN color; Axe. Once
phone, Elk. 3-2420, Ext. 1877,
home. JU. 9-3467., 23s
POMERANIAN AND PEKINGESF
PUPPIES-Little cuddly bundles Of
love: Also Dachshund wire hairs
Snlhuahmas Kiss HUNT. ROSE
pEkE KENNELS, Falls Church
PUPPY, mixed terrier. female, q
months, loves children, good dispo-
sltlon, Tor loving home: 81. WO
BOXER PUPS. Axe, 4 mo. cropped,
docked ready for Xmas Call
DACHSHuND Pups, Ia weeks, cham.
pion sired and home raised; fine
for Christmas. Ell. 6-423I.
ENGLISH BULL DOGS, Axe, ali
ages: weekdays after d ON ali day
Sat. and Sun. Herndon 6S5-M.
BEAGLES, Axe reg, 4 mos. from
long line Of champions; 4 females
reasonable, OIL. 2-774S.
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe, champion
line, loving Christmas gift. Cal
JE. 4-2S3l.
TOY FOX TERRIER, male. white
ana black: wks. old. He's a dar.
ling; reas. priced. JE. 4-6S75.
BOXER, white. z mos; raised with
cnlidren; all shots; householder;
Axe papers avail: $50 or besi
offer PA. 5-1334.
DACHSHuND PUPPIES. Axe reg
black and tan: champion sired: ex
eellent pedigree. Phi. DU. 5-1920
GERMANY SHEPARD PUPs-Beau
tiful black and Silver: Axe reg
champion stock: Sire and dan
on premises. Must see TO spnreci
ate. Reasonable. re 6-5339.
DACHSHUND PUPS, 3 mos. Axe
OUTSTANDING pedigree; show quality
! Ahectionate pet. will hold fol
Xmas. WO. G-74S0.
MERRY CHRISTMAS FOLKS
4 Champ. sired, Axe reg cockeI
spaniel puppies, reas. priced wait,
ing for you at The Old Farm neal
oney,, Md. Also dachshunds. SprinG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

KITTEN, pediereed, blue Persian
female 8 mos. old; very affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

WATCHES AND JEWELRY MAKE nics
Christmas Rifts. e5-J0ss disc Ion.
ginsS Wittnausf Elgib. BuiOva. Ben
PATTERN written guarantee Ftrs
tereirw. etc. ere gnss diar on
fne radios ard impoftasa cshar
alliaatof oae5 Expert repair On
watches and ievsiry Opfn ewes
and Sunday SAM ORBAcF Jsa-
sisr ~ Buchanan Il nv IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
HELP-MEN tcont.l

SALES ENGINEER, experienced in
refrigeration and heating; year.
round work, good working condi-
lions. TINKHAM SERVICES. 2727
North Washington blvd. Arl.. Va.
See Mr. Hambiett. between and
n m u,pRkdave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

COCKER sPANIELs, Axe reg, 4
gen, ped Can pick up or deliver
Christmas eve. SIS. so. H.40i3.
IRISH SETTER PUPPTEs. Axe reg
Vks. old: wonderful for pets or
nuntinR; champion stock. $40 10
H4U. males and females Cal
Frederick Monument AMMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
TV SETS (USED)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in new
snd used typewriteTs; standards
electrics, $3.50 UP; new portables,
no money down, 81 per week
MITCHELL SALES CO, 56Is Bal
timore ave, Hyattsyille, Nd, UN
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Iiis PARK RID. N.w.--Ricsiy fufn.
apts.. several slzei very reas 4
rm, kit, ana bath; s65-x7O. 2 rms,
XII ana BAH, Ma sgf.sidn ''"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

NV: SECTION--Lady 10 share ant
with young Jewish lady. Sun and
ewes. after 10. call TU. 2-4l65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

IHFEWHIIEHS = SpeciaI Chfistnal
sale sale. SS9 up. Buy nov, Pey IN Tse
MHr 5lEoos SSo s5 ~ 10 ci iSsi sat- a.
Easy parkins. Ewes, Call OIL. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

BICYCLE, boys 2O-in.; good condi.
ton: Sl5. Call JU. 7-6O3O.
BICYCLE. girls 26-inch: extra good
condition. Reasonable. JU. 5-732l
BICYCLE. English. boys. 26-in.
built-in generator, carrier, speed
Ometer. EN-. 3-3351
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
BASINS

lARlUM With pump and Alter
~ also sea horses RE 5.Sf9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

2itO 10th ST. Well-furn.
aptsa IN 3 sizes / rn.. Dir closet,
bath, equipped hall, Ink, sG7 6Gi
Ice. enc With Dr. closet uBaDle for
bedrm., kit. dinette. bath. 500;
big 2-rm.. XII. bath apt, SIIb mo.
All inGl mtIlG lsee nNlLrh nnhfd
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MIscEL. SALE Cont

BEDDING. new and orig. factory
wrapper: Hollywood mattress boz
Spg' studio couch. 500; foam rub
S149. Other items. end tbls., lamps
desks. rugs, etc. Stored in ware
house. Rear 1928 22nd st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

MODERN DOWNTOWN eley. BLDG,
bsmt., gar beautiful, spae. enc,
and bedfm.. modern turn ideal
employed sirlt, cpleS.. rentals from
tlu. lh25 u a.. nv. Al. A-O2ln-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS = McCulloch, sales
service; rental, S10 day. GRAVE
~ OE WASHINGTON. 10. 4-77O7
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators
S91 cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
IOOL.S q EQUIP. CO. JU. 5000
luis Of every description for thai
SSpeciaI occasion BASKIN FURS'
otn ana G SITS. NV, Ma. S-55o3
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BOALR PUPS. mos. old: sa5 eaef
lor Chriatmas. Never again a. nj,
price They are beauties: show
prospects; must sell sunday Left
Win - % 4ell. Gee any time
hhLPAW kkNhELs, ih.ls,xxe Va. 5I3.
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LARGE LIV. RIM, bedrm. kitchen-
cite. tile bath; flrepl.: for 3 ais.
eliminating adults; Sl00. RIA.
o-IotN.
SMALL 2 ROOMS, NEAR BARNEY
S42.50 month. Ii. 3-Dl3g.
GEORGETOWN. 253O Que n-w.-E-
bedrms., apt. bldg, See after 8 pm.
Apt. "a: DI. 7-7557.
CALVERT ST. NV. 1885, near
Shoreham Hotel. eflciency or
bedrm. elevator bldg: see janitor,
1918 18th ST. NV, mr., Columbia I'd |.
s69.5O up. Mer.. Apt. j, AD. l-0S5s,'
1928 41tb PLACE SCI bedrnI.
apt, pvt. bath, pvt. entrance; utiln,
incl. S75 per mo. LU 2-Oi62.
UPPER NORTHWEST - Complet9.
well TURN, Nv. room. bedTm.. kit.
and bath; COW. tfansp and shops
ping; utlis. and washing machine.
CALVERT ST. NV. u03el-.-3 rooms
and bath utilities included. pleas
ant Kitchen With dining space.
ND. AVE. E.E.--l-rm. enc, 2 and
rms; $40 up; tTansp. at door
Warm and conyen. Ii. 4-i1O0.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 2122 p Ct.
nN.-Liy, RIM, bedrm.. kit, bath;
excel. loo. See MIR. AID. 2-6467.
NEWLY DEC. / and 2 bedrm. ants, :
ysrd, laundry facils.; excel. tramp.
RIA. 6-DDSl.
MODERN DOWNTOWN eley. BLDG,
bsmt., gar beautiful. spae. enc,
and ! bedfm' modern turn IDEAL
ia
so. 1925 4 81, nv, AD. 4-0250.
GEORGETOWN - Apartment sized
holsel River view, 3 stories
baths. patio. tlrepls NJ eyefything.
LINDA CUBE, Ma s-54s1 20
2iiO 10th ST. Weil-furn.
aDts, IN 3 sizes. / riH. DR. closet.
bath, equipped hall, Ink, sG7 6Gi
ICE emit, with Or. closet uBaDIe for
bedrm. kit. dinette. bath. $50;
big 2-ffn., kit. bath apt, AIlb mo.
All Incl utilG bee switchboard
Iifs PARK RID. N.w.--Rlcsiy fufn.
apts.; several 6lzei. very reaS 4
k mt s at s saa 0s w. sssS5ssS Z T r.
kit ana bath; -s91-eiO0
' ti i Sank h! n 81 S" s-5M II
bath apt. sf1B mo, utiis. Incl.
MAR lat and KENNEDY NV
nicely fnrn.; Sh7bO co B-6047.
On CH CIRCLE. 3749 oiiVsr--S
fint bath N lee home. Pine place.
Children Utilities OH heat Turn,
si75 WO g-y3Os
~ 9th ST. Me- rms. Ist.6T. fit.
Corner VI. Also I.rm. apt, -
w inauire IN baSemsnt "a
Continued on Next Pace
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statesmen 12l

what will you do after
Xmas? We need experienced,
aggressive men Gage no bar
rier), for salesman's dream.
We are starting on Dec. 20
with the sale of FLORIDA
LOTS. Make some real money
1915 commission to salesman.
Downtown D. c. street-leveI
sales once backed by huge
advertising and promotional
programs, Call Mr.. Piyer, TU.
o.T400
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COCKEE sP4NIFL' saek. mali -
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BOXER PUPPIEs, 5 weeks, bsantiigl
faWns. black masks. GOOD show
prospects reasonably priced. Cal
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FURNITURE
500 OFF

A once-in-s- ilfetirae buy on better.
krads new furniture Everything on
our fsnr " price We must make
-o0w Tor new rsrchardi4s Bedrm
suites. . ard 3 p,sce tsetionsls
taiat, cheifs al with foam rphDsi
seAtt Dinirg room guitek, oecdlrR
fseiiswuod beds. amps Al sale
cash and arai You must accep'
immediate delivery Pre- dsliysrie'
IN Va area
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COAL. WOOD. FuEL ON

WOOD FOR SALE, ST. o cord; SI2.
hall ANY length. Oak wood. WA.
5-Sg96
DRY, SEASONED fFepl. wood, S2I
cord; ST. half cord. Immed. de-
livery. Call OIL. 2-O0a4
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD for
sale Call OIL. 2-6l2S or Spring
4-4l4i
PRESTOLOGS---The ideal fireplace
log. Long burning, high heat value
no smoke, no dirt. less than u OF
~. ash. Easy TO handle and con-
trol. For info call SHURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS. Ii. 7-44Ss.
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FURNITURE Twin bedrm., set
rugs,occasional chairs. No dealers
no. 2-2933 or WO. 6-S8SS. 10 I'm
to pm.
FURNITURE - Washing machine
Thor automatic: maple dining ia
BILE and chairs: fireplace screen;
lawn mower: summer chairs. Fed
eral 3-1881. between 10 and 8.
FURN.-Din. rm., 7-piece set; very
good condition, $75. JU. 9-534s
FURN.-Hoilywood twin, Engiander
innerspring mattresses with padded
headboard: So. WA. 7-5741.
FURN.. new; still in orig. carton
must sacrifice; light oak desk. $40,
end and step ibis. So: foam rub.
Der lounge chair, $40: occas. chair
$40; lamps, So; studio couch, S55
chest. S25: Hollywood mattress
and box spg.. S35: dinette, S39;
also dropleaf tbls., bedrm. suite
din. rm. suite, rugs and many
other items stored in warehouse
Rear 1928 22nd st. NV, NO. 2
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