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NO.s I'M. Liz O-oOUV.
AIR COMPRESSOR. $3.50; spray
pumps, gauges. hose, tanks. GiCA-
.NER, 25l3 NJ g; nv, EX. 3S3S27.
new. 900 INKS ft.x12 It. Reasonably
ANTIQUES. In Old Alexandria; 9 mrs.
antiques. Related displays Of many
periods. Decorator. and collector
items. Open Tues. thru Sat: ! 70 &.
KATHERINE RYAN. ANTIQUES
9l0 Prince st. XII. S-6S3l. i,
ANTIQUES. furniture. pictures. 81
s sphas sR'ni Il = 3 ' fzss coiS$ sS
A N; eT: APT e LAMP. $50 W
Broad st Falls Church Va. selling
out prices reduced
ANTIQUES-Service family leaving
town a:., cut glass GA 4 igTn1furs caSA
ANTiQUEs-Entire stock for i'm.
European. items Include Nielsen
and Dresden porcelain. tables
clocks, pictures, glassware, 1ewelry,
pewter, etc; owner nsI,.d Teta aan5 ING l"
street NV. Zone block from Key
Bridge). Open weekdays and Sun
ANTIQUE marble-top table. large
size, excellent condition: also snav.
ing stand with 2 drawers: exceiient
A SSPH5ifGn sleigh eli bed. solid maheg.
with box springs, inner spring
mattress; excel. cond.; $7b. OIL.
AN rSHSti MAHOGANY chest Of
drawers, 500; stdeboard, $40:
Persian rug. Sxl0, worn, $@55 :
French rug, 4xeh' S26. NO. Z
ANTIQUES-Turkish overstufied sofa
and 3 chairs, also mahogany ped
estal base Colonial card table, circs
1910. Cali CO. 5-126s between z
A Sad { Rn'{ Empire china coffee /. :, OF
circa 1890. JU. 9-17o3. ,
ieres' French Astral lamp. Or. Fl
onxy urns; many items on sale
N.Y.. F gJE 4 " vAR n e 3. ss sum,
ANTIQUE. love seat and . matching
chairs. Hand-carved rose wood
IS2O circal. Beautifully uphol-
stored in wine, chartreuse ano
green frleze LO. 7-1031. .
ANTIQUES. see our large selection
18th Century furniture. china. ano
bric-a-brac. Old guns and COINS
=
ANTIoUES-Currier & Ives ship
print collection. CT. 6-1124.
ANTIQUES, chest mahogany. Very
unusual, Also walnut inlaid dresser
with mirror. reas. 10. .7-1O3l.
ANTIQUE CHAIRS, picture frames
oil paintings mt. scenes. New
chartreuse Grapes. bed SPRINGS
Haviland china dinner set. $500
Ga. ave. No dealers.
ANTIQUE SOFA, matching mirror,
mahog. and tapestry, IT; i9ns
excel piece for lge. rm: no. 2-6334
ANTIQUES beds. hall rack, mar
bie-top sideboard .thandmadel, BED :
rm. suite, other furn. RA. 3-0S9l
ANTIQUE FURN.-Mirrors. love. seat
picture frames. etc. Used fSE E
AN,TfioUES-s English yew wood
Cheshire tavern arm chair. tCirca;
1870: 500 each. pine drop leaf
table, $500. This merchandise was
purchased from Wanamaker's An;
tioue Shop. 2 Of the chairs STU stilI
netween 10 and 8. 30
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FURNITURE
SAVE 80 TO 50T

TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS OFF
REGULAR RETAIL PRICES 0N
CLOSEOUTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND FLOOR SAMPLES. ALI
ITEMS ARE NEW, IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION BUT SOLD "As Is."
Wrought-iron lamps. $3.95: ma
Sl2.95: wrought Iron lamp table
S495; modern scoop chairs in plastic,
$50 .95; lined oak step or cocktail
rubber cushions. S39. 95: plastic
top writing desk, black lacquer base,
S24 %: mahogany buffet base with
hutch top. 9.95: solid mahogany
arm chairs $14.95: Duncan Phyfe
dining table. 500 90. mahogany SIDE
chairs, $3.50; maple dresser and
mirror, ss9S5: LINED asdor0 oak rS corner
s 1885 S. studio eouehes. ;4s .e5: $.pe
sectional sofa, foam rubber cushions
$685.: cane peel porch chairs
$3.95: Hide-a-way sofa bed With
mattress, $149.95: wrought-iron hool
lamps, S1095: sofa beds. $50 30
unfinished corner bookcase. S14 30
wrought-iron bunk beds. complies
with . mattresses, S49.95: full-sizee
innerspring mattresses, S24 30: col
twin sized, S39.95 complete.
Hundreds Of other bargains on
large floors. Come in and browse
Budget terms available.
OPEN MON. AND FRI. NIGHTS
TTTpNITTTPE MAPT
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FUR-Beaut. fing. tip lgth.; blue TO,
Jacket; excel. cond scalloped lower
edse Bargain, 500. Ell. 6-3014
IFURS-Ranch mink stole. silver fos
Jacket. Both like new. Call IA
9-2147 after II am. .-27
FUR, stone marten scarf, 3 skins
worn once. RE. 6-7739.
FURS--Nice Nutria stole, .S45; nic'
silver fox, S255; Both in fine condi
FUR neck piece, 4 skins, japanese
marten, $50; navy tridgecoat. siz,
80, S25; Kodak So with flash, $50
FUR CAPEEMink. excel. cond.: yer,
reasonable. RA. 6-7S0l.
FUR JACKET, American mink. fin
new Gsas tSnE g. ~ s.is7 4al4 RR55a'
FUR JACKET. silver fax. S45; siz'
FUR SCARF, BAUM Martins, 8 Ige
skins; new cond.; cost $500, sci
for 800. WO. 6-S95S.
FUR SCARF, ranch mink skins
good as new; priced reasonable. UN
4-1159, anytime Sunday.
FUR SCARF, 4-skin KoliRky: sprini
coat topper. size IL; excel. cond
FURNiSHINGs-contents of 6-rm
house; liv rm., din. rm.. bedrm.i
good condition, HA. 2-75S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
ANTIQUES

AND DECORATOR'S ITEMS
Come in and listen to our read
ing lamps, ST UP; Hayilland soup
plates. 81; china and bis9ue r ngHit
rines, 81; demitasse sets, e: Eruie
plates. ST; amber tumbler, 81; satin
cased glass tumbler, S2.5O; anne
thyst cream and sugar, " ;oO.
amber sugar bowl. $3.50; milk glass
dolphin compete, $3.50; green
thumbprint night lamp, $3.50; cut
glass vase, $3.50; Bristol, satin, end
of-day cases, $3.50; ruby overlap
sshtrays, $3.50; miniature scales,
SI,5l give yourself away; ALSO
slas. peschblow, tiffany, ambetin lima
miilifore. ETC., marble-top TABLES 3,
SIS; marble-top washstand, S2U;
spinning wheel, $25; china capinet.
SI5; 3-corner chair, $3.50: Early
American plank-bottom chairs,
$3.50; cobbler's benches, $40 up:
small rockers. 81 (buy this for your
wife, It Is small, she'll have no room
to complain; platform rocker. %
1she might complain on this one,
It's is been nsnded and j stu " needs ds
cage. $3.50; andirons, $3.50: fire
screens. 50 so. Also some old brass
and copper and a lot Of other stun
that / can't think Of right now
Open daily s to z pm, SATURDAY
and Sunday. II am. to pm: Come
in and prowl. BELL KINDS, AZ
East Capitol ST., Ii. 4-96SS. PS.:
Gee air ad under furnishings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

BABY CHIFF.i clean, used layette;
blankets. baby CARR. HANDY. Hot
twin bed: cedar closet. RA. 6-4e61,
BABY CRIB, wardrobe. carriAge,
Hide-A-Bed. 9x11 rug, etc; reason
able. JU. 7-6061.
BABY CRIB, almost new: $40. JU. Y
6641. 1902 Brisbane st.. Silver
SprinR. Nd.
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HI-FI SPEAKER, E.V., sP-I2,
Browning, RV. 80, tuner. Best
HIDE-A-BED, new. full size. Sim
mons. TURQUOISE. Orig. price s27o.
Best offer. WO. 6-922O.
HIDE-A-BED, grey boucle, good con-
dition, $40. OV. 3-242S.
HIDE-A-BED, excellent condition.
$50 or best offer. AP. 7-s413.
service. reasonable cost. NATIONAL.
RECORDING, S04 r street NV.
RE 7-4QQ7
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
ACE
WILL NOT BE
UNDERSOLD
WE HAVE THE
LOWEST PRICE
IN TOWN

Lumber from $50 per 1000
BID. it.
Basins, cast iron------- SIS
Stoves, apt. size ------- SIS
Toilet and tanks SIS
Refrigerators, guar SAC
Fence posts, 8 IT. ca. 30c
Flooring, oak, 1000 it. $50
Radiators, So. top, # 35c
Sash, for hot beds - Soc
Doors with jambs S.
Metal doors, Class B. SIS
NEW NEW NEW
SHEET ROCK, 4xS $1.76
PAINT, white gal. $l.5s
WE CAN FURNISH ALL YOUR
MATERIALS FOR YOUR BUILD
ING NEEDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

FURNITURE at prices usually chehp.
er than private sales Direct from
New, York. N. j.. Pa, Wasnineton
New sofa bed, $3.50; orig
S79.5 rock maple dresser, orig
Si4O. like new, S45; new end, coffee.
corner tables. $40 ea.; Hollywood
bed, $50: Chip. mahog, secy.. 500 30;
6-pc. maple bedrm. suite, SO; maple
din. rm. suite, z pcs. .S76; pr: 81
white Parien flgurine lamps. 500;
wine cabinet, S45; refinished VIC
Come and see ALI BABA's CAVE,
1910 18th st. NV. Open this Sun
day TIL 8 pm. AID. 10000: ewes,
TU. 2-791S. -2b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
FJJRNITIJRE, SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new
better-grade bedrm.. din. rm.. hy.
rm. and bedding. Modern. Early
American, Italian and French Pro-
vincial. in solid cherry. birch and
Imahog., etc. Our low overhead enables
US to sell quality furniture at Lowest
prices without exaggerated claims
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
ISIS 18th st. NV. RE. 7-431o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND FOR
MICA PRODUCTS

Complete YOUNGSTOWN oispiay ~
trs%e .MI3sss s sniFs in oTSina
t tory Cartons cartons ODD formiea tops and
yanitories. One may I'LL YOU needs
why not take Q look? Closed Satur-
day-open Sunday. IDEAL KITCH-
EMS 9145 Brookville I'd. 70
KoDAsLIDE TABLEvIEwER A. with
carrying case, like new; $40. OIL.
K fSi9SsSY : PINE rANELING. lssS;
spec. lot: no phone orders: l52o
Wilson blvd: RuC Gsit5 Evh hSM SHADES.
stoye. oven control. good cond.; coil
snrine and mattress, dble.. also sgie.
felt mattress, JU. 9-5551. ,,
LATHE, South Bend. 0" swing: "a
bed, ! chucks, center rest; tnrIs,t
s ssnS. aHRiR% S'n :. ABRAMS, ia
'LahU M ~, STEAM TANKS and two
filters: cheap; fer for vS a9iSE bqy yes
South Capitol st. s:w: - ,A
fixtures; good condition; $50. "a TO-
LAW GBsooKs-An up-to;date. con-
sists Of US. code amatated service.
Corpus Juries, D. c. Appeal. Fla-
herty. 433 New Jersey ave, o s;e'
LAWN MOWER, cleo, 100 IT. Of cord.
Good cond. $50. AP. 1896.
LAWN MOWER-Power. Craftsman.
Reel type. IS In. Good cond,, SD
LAWN MOWERS, So each. 1888
Rhode island ave. ne. In rear. Sat.
rEICA Ms 5omm. sumicron F-a
With case. meter and booster. Snap.
Sunday only. JU. 5-5170.
LIGHT PLANTS for farm. standby
or construction use: LARGEST ca
pacity. lowest cost; get our prices
before you buy. ELECTRIC EQolF-
MENT CO. .2473 Sherman ave. Nv.
An 0-1f01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
HOSE

Garden-Fire-
25-ft. Garden Hose as Low IS 81.
]. H. GICHNER
2613 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3627
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

size 20x2O in, excel
cond.; 500. HARRY ]. ABRAMS
I24 7, st. ne
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CLOTHING

FROM RADIO AND Tv STARS
Join the thousands of women who
have already discovered the French
Poodle Resale Shop. Sizes Q to 10
Clothing taken from fashion shows
and social celebrities who constantly
change their wardrobe. Prices from
SO up. Designer label and better
maker clothes. Daytime dresses
evening and cocktail clothes, sports.
wear suits, toppers and accessories
and large selection of summer cot.
tons. Just received 200 dresses from
Fashion Shows in time for your
Easter. Also new clothes bought from
stores at 500 of. Take advantage
of our lay-away plan. LOUELLA
REYNOLDS FRENCH POODLE, 1929
Conn. ave. between Que and r. 2nc
A.; hrs. Monday through Saturday
IL am. to 5 pm; Wednesday to
nm. CO. h-1763.
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Beds-Govt. Surplus

Used 39-ineh width Hollywood
beds. complete innerspring mattress
S22 .e5; wood bedstead. coil springs
mattress. S17.95 complete: new 80
inch Hollywood bed complete witt
innerspring mattress, S37 so. N
FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
FIX 3-SQ74
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
ANTIouEs-HELEN HANNA
Q522 Wilson Blvd, IA. 2.5S14
IT'S FUN TO LOOK
ANTIQUES

10 not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisais
6640 GEORGIA AVE. Waos
To. 2-2727 RIA. 3-1oOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
ANTIQUES

Curly maple cannon ball bed
cherry. nah, walnut, chest o
drawers Marble top wash STANDS
bedside tables, cherry. walnut. man
drop leaf tables. Victorian chair
and love seats. MA. S-7163.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
FOAM RUBBER

Asst. sizes, "a to in. thick. csc
lb. Come in and see other terrific
buys. THE SURPLUS CENTER. 34oi
Kann's. ia. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
FURNISHINGS

Kneehole desk. S12.5o: sectiona
sofa. $3.50; blond coffee table
$3.50. others $500 up; end tables
| $3.50: bookcases, So so; lamps, pic
lures and mirrors, 81; easy chairs
$50 upi rocker saanfss 81 tan,s pls q m
odd chairs, ST. server, ST.; cabinet
$50; china cabinet. SIS: beds
SD. so up; dressers. IS; chest, 81 :5t
up, vanities and dressing tables
| So. so. Many other bargains. See oul
ad under antiques. Open daily !
to Z pm, Saturday and STndsys. !
am. to pm. BELL H5SDs. Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

DISCOUNT COUNT House
$3.50 vrought-iron dinetts. So %
$129.b0 bunk beds. eompl. 1926
SS9. so chrome b-pe. dinette. 80. 0l
$9S.bo Administer 9xl2 rugs 49.0C
Syclon Hollywood beds a st
Bedrms. liv. rm din rm. Terms
sos Ca Are JU. 9-569l
1855 II st. NE. Ii. 6-0l0C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

FREEZER OWNERS
Let us stock your freezer with
choice meats and frozen foods.
COLONIAL FOOD PLAN
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WA. 6-6536
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE

BEAUT. SHOP EQUIP.-Mod. drier
lounge. driers. facial chair, par
titions. AID. 4-9655. no. 2-o354
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT, ind
hand: 2 FISHER dryers, perm. ma
chine. 1 chairs. BELLVUE HOTEL
BEDS. 50. twin and single. mahog.
maple walnut; 81 each; consistine
of head. foot, sides. AID. 4-0099;
ewes, tn. 2-791S. 20
BEDS-Mahog. twin and sgle dres.
radio Victroia. RA. 6-S07s. -25
BEDS. dble. custom mattress and
box springs. blond mahog., $50
Matching vanity. with lge; mirror
$50. Excel. cond. HE. 4-225S,,
BEDS, maple, twin. springs and mat
iresses, $40. 10. 5-5a4i. -25
BED, double, with two dressers. S7b
occas. iiv. rm. table, 81. 9x1S ma
room wool rug. $50. LU. 1854.
BED, foam rubber mattress ano
springs. US Koylon. Excellent con-
dition. Priced to sell ia. 7-9070,
BED. hospital, with side. rails, ano
innerspring mattress. Rubber sheet
ing, Al cond. ia. 2-3S73.
BED -DAVENO. double. slip covers,
good condition. $40. ia. 5-4624;
BED DAVENPORT. easy, chair. Pie;
crust table and end table. Good
condition. IA. 4-1147,.
BEDS, Hollywood. 2 Foster. with mat
tresses. almost neT' peri COM
Both for SOB; EN-; S.lsl5 n,,,,. .x
CEn 0-OATT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

CANS. tin. new. with lids. 5000
$50 lot. ATLAS. AP. 7-4444, 455.
Tanglewood dr.. Bladensburg. Md
CARPETING, wall to wall, with
padding. light grey. JU. 5-4551.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
EOAM PIIRREE

FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS,
any size, shape. density. Lowest
Gii,iiland 2145 r NV. Elk. 1868,
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FURNITURE AND OFFICE TURNI:
TURE. BEDROOM SUITE. DINING
ROOM SUITE. DIvAN AND oTHEEE
FURNITURE; SEVERAL DESKS
SWIVEL CHAIRS AND OTHER FIX:
TUREs; TO INSPECT. CONE ~
& PM, SAT, SUN, MON. CO
5-6678 HOURS MENTIONED. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
CAMERAS

All cameras are Just like new and
most are Of the very latest OF
models.
Also large selection Of late-model
meters, priced very low.
The above are only few OF ouI
GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
Open today, 10 am. until 2 pm
Come early, only one Of q kind.
World Wide Camera Exc
9OS 18th st. NV. DI. 7-8067
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

Asst. size, 2Ia to 4 in. thick, Csc
in and see other terrific buys. THE
SURPLUS CENTER. 3451 N. Wash
blvd. Arl.. Va. opposite Kann's. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
FOAM RUBBER

Special purchase, firm 80 in. mat
tresses, 500. FALLS CHURCH SUR
PLUS SALES, JE. 2-2922.
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AIR CONDITIONER
AIR-CONDITIONERS
RENTED

Air-condition units rented from
now through tho 31st Of October
1855, as low as $3.50 while they
last, Call R&M REFRIGERATION
CO.. INC. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
BURLAP. NEW

For paving contractors, construction
contractors and other users at rea'
sonable prices.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG co:
215 L ST. S.W. d.. T-SOOI
Open Every Saturday Til 4:30 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

CAMERA, AXIS speed-view. 2Mx2M
retlex-speed-lite. etc. 10. .5-036S:
maraner female pup. reg, 3 mos.
all shots: excel confirmation, dis
position. Already pointing in fine
style. Wish to place with active
sportsman. Will accept guns. cam:
eras. outboard motor. etc. Valued
approx. $50 cash, JU. 9-5T4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
FROZEN CUSTARD
ICE CREAM EQUIPMENT

Complete setup for drive IN. Custarc
machine, milk shake machine. Other
items too numerous to mention
Stainless steel, like new. For infor.
nation and to inspect call OV
3-n71S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
HEATERS

Oil-Coal-W Wood
w. 8. jerks g. SON
1913 18th st. NV. Ma. S-0S49
Since 1863
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

BLOWERS-Terrific bargains. Used
1000 to 10000 elm: Va to
h.p.. S3S to 500. Call LA. $4,000
BOILERS, 8, coal fired. complete, ir
good cond.; rates 600 #. of radia.
ton. Phone DE. 2-5974 any time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

FURNITURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

BOOKCASES. sectional. they match
and At. Globe Wernecke. CIRCLE
74l 1hth st NV. DI. 1-7372.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

CAMERAS. all brands: movie equip
low prices. terms. trade; yr guar
BRENNER CO.. 933 Pa ave NV
Kodak. Brownie Smm
movie: like new. Sl9.S0 SECUR-
ITY PAWN EXCH.. 912 D ST. NV
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12

assage will come out as
steam at a temperature of
1850 degrees F.
The turbines will be of the
cross-compound type, the
high-pressure element opera
ting at $500 RPM. and the
low-pressure element at l.
800 RPM.
The $500 RPM. genera:
tors will be liquid and hydro.
gen-cooled = the stationary
part or stator (armature(
being cooled by oil circulating
through it's hollow high-volt-
age windings and the rotor
(field) being cooled by hy-
drogen.
In commenting on the sigr
nificance of entering upon
still another new plateau of
power generation technology.
Mr.. Sporn said, 1--WE are high
ly gratified at this outcome of
the experimental and develop-
mental studies we have been
carrying on in the design for
a new series of larger, moro
effective units to provide the
increased power requirements
of our customers expected in
the next several years.
In commenting on the sig
nificance of the new units
from the standpoint of atomic
power, he said, "The Ameri.
can Gas and Electric System
is greatly impressed by the
long-term prospects for nu-
Continued on page four-A)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12
BY George

Miss Amanda Peasants, made
reports. Mrs. Dora Hall, wife
OF the district superintendent,
brought greetings to dele
gates, ministers and travelled
1000 miles in the parish dur
ing the conference year.
In addition to the host
church, other churches in the
Lexington Large Parish are:
MIR. Zion, Indian Rock; Ebe-
nezer, Buchanan; A sbury,
Brownsburg; Lawson Chapel,
Fairfield; and Peoples Memo
rial, Buena Vista.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12
Methodist Quarterly
Conference Is Held
Tickjeys

Lexington, Va.-The Rev.
Edgar ID. Hall, district super
intendent of the Virginia
Washington District of the
Washington Conference of the
Methodist Church who resides
in Alexandria, Va, presided
over the fourth Quarterly
Conference TO rthe Lexington
larger Parish at, Randolph
Street Methodist Church in
Lexington recently. Rev. Mr..
Hall opened the conference
by reading a Scripture and Of
fering a prayer.
The Larger Parish consists
of eight communities and six
Botetourt counties.
Reports from 81 per cent
of the organizations and lead
ers showed that every organi-
cation in these churches is
organized in according to. the
Methodist discipline.
The Rev. Dogan w. Will
liams, pastor of Randolph
Street Methodist Church, his
wife, Mrs. Louise Williams,
and the parish social worker,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12
HIGH STREET BAPTISTS
TO HONOR MOTHERS

The High Street B pits t
Church will highlight it's an
nual Mothers Day observance
by paying tribute to outstand-
ing mothers of the Sunday
School and church on Sunday,
May 13.
The mothers will be select
ed on the basis of their Sun
day School and church activi-
ties, and the contributions
made by them and their child
rem to the promotion of the
Church Program, as we'll as to
the COMMUNICATING.
The Rev. Mr.. F. G.. Samp-
son, pastor, will deliver the
Mothed's Day sermon. Mrs.
Maggie Morgan and Mrs.
Marylin Curtis will conduct
the devotionals for the II am.
Worship Service; Mrs. Lou
Use Riddick will make the pre-
n t a t ion to the church
Mother of the Year.
Special Mothers Day music
will be furnished by the Ju-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12

like this-at it's present low
level.
"The size chosen, 100000
kilowatts, was made possible
by the growing size of our
system and by the ability of
the AGE systems 100000
volt transmission network to
supply the necessary back-up
power from other major gen.
Grating sources whenever one
of these large units must be
shut down for period main
tenance," Mr.. Sporn said.
Each of the 100000 XIV
units-equivalent of m or e
than 100000 horsepower
will: be 70 percent larger
than any single power unit
operating today anywhere in
the world; be capable of sup
plying all the residential cleo
trio requirements of a city
with a population of 4,OOO,-
600; consume 100000 tons
of coal a year; and utilize 3d.
100000 pounds of steam per
hour at the above-critical
pressure of $500 pounds per
square inch.
Each unit will consume over
$50 tons of coal per hour for
every one of the 5000 hours
a year it is expected to oper-
ate. The fuel will be either
pulverized or finely crushed.
Each boiler will be of out
door design, as high as a 23-
story bailding, and will ex-
haust to an individual poured
concrete stack approximately
500 feet above ground level.
The boiler, operating pres
sure of $500 pound S per
squa re inch, will be well
above the critical pressure OF
steam, 3,206 PSI. Cat which
water passes into steam with
out bubbling when it reaches
a temperature of 7O6 de
grees F.) The boiler will be
OF the "once-through" type
water entering at one end will
absorb heat and in a single
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-05-12
ROANOKE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION PRESENTS
TEACHERS TALENT SHOW

Come and See Your Favor
tie Teacher Perform!
The Ways and Means Com
mittee of the Roanoke Teach
ers Association will present
an about teachers talent
show in the Lucy Addison
High School, Tuesday, May
15, at 500 pm. Unusual
talent, comedy and dance
numbers will highight the
program.
Guests on the program are
from Lynchburg, Christians
burg, Covington, and other
nearby places. They will add
to the delightful performance.
Mrs. Ruth l.. Anderson is
chairman of the committee
and promises an evening of
real fun and entertainment.
Tickets now on sale are SOC
adults, 25c children.
The public is invited to wit
ness this program and help
the Roanoke Teachers Asso-