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June %. 1856. DR.. JAMES Z. SNIP.
SON 81 12l0 Fairmont st. NV, be.
loved father Of Mrs. Jane s. Williams
Mrs: Louise s. sewell and the late, pr
Lydia w. Mussenden, wife OF DR.. Glen.
ford p. Mussenden OF Baltimore. Nd.
ana PIC, Walter = Simpson. U, 8
two Ereat-grandchiIdren other rels.
tiyes and many friends. After Il
noon Saturday. June. 80. friends are
invited, to call at his late residence
july sf T. az asr ths Metropolitsnm s1 NJ
Church, M st between 18th and 18th
SIS. NV. the Rev. q. Dewey Robinson
ofhciating. Interment Louisville. Ky
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis. l
SUIT, LoTTlE NJ. on wednesday. Jun,
"a, 1856, LOTTIE M. SUIT OF 67Bl
qeorge Suit and mother Of mrs. RUBY
Harrison and Mrs; Ethel Price. Friendl
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave. me-, where services will be held
on Saturday, June 80. at I pm. Rela.
tves and friends invited. Intermeni
Cedar Hin Cemetery. 20
TERRELL, MARTHA Y. On wednes.
day. June "a. 1856, at her residence
jag 6th g. ne, MARTHA Z; TER.
other relatives ana friends. The lats
Mrs. Terrell may be viewed at The
stewart Funeral Home, so II st. ne.
am. Saturday. June 80; thereafter
viii lie IN state az the Mount OLIVE
Baptist Church 1888 9th 81. ne.
where services will be held at / pm
lnterment Harmony Cemetery. 20
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SCOTT. MARGARET R. on Thursday

june $s 9 1855 MARdARS GF r. ans scoTf'
Of 531 Shepherd ST. NV, beloved wife
OF Gardner F. Scott and mother OF
Pauline Proctor. Also surviving are
two sisters, Mrs. Birdie Nixon and
Mrs. Lillian Louis; two brothers. George
and Samuel Richardson, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
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DANLEf. VICTORIA. Omcers and menu
\ bers OF Sojourner Truth Court.
40 No. /, Order Of Calanthe. are
hereby ordered to attend q
called meeting for our late sis
ter. VICTORIA DANLEY, on
~ Friday. June %, 1866. at 8
NJ pm, ct the Calanthe Home,
913 P st.. NV. Funeral on
Saturday, June 80, at p.m.. from
az II st. R RGsA BARBOUR W. c.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seffens,
of Columbus, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Seffens and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shamhart of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Caldwell n. S.

Continued from page one)
Volld, Lynne Taafe Ditch, Roger
Glenn Dyer, Julia Barbara
Estadt, Sally Sue Evilsizer,
Donna Belle Farley, Carl Joe
Frederickson, Mary Lou Gard
ner, Dianna Gillespie.
Paul Gill, Carolyn Jean
Hayes, Arlene Mae Henderson,
William Waldo Hill, Joy Ruth
Johnson, Joseph Donald Lori,
Allen Lawrence Manson, William
Ambrose Merry, Mildred Murl
PickenPaugh, Ned Yorke Picken-
paugh.
Russell Neil Porter, Carolyn
Sue Pitts, Mary Lou Reed, Larry
Joe Ross, Ronald D. Ross, Jean
ann Rucker, Helen Philomena
Sarisky, Geneva Barbara Schock-
ling, Marilyn Ann Schott, Muriel
Rose Singer.
Robert J. Smithberger, Mar
lene Rose Warner, Kenneth Her
man Weisent, Fred Allen Wat
son, James Dewey Wells, Joyce
Wharton, Shelva Jean Wheeler
and Larry Mark Wilson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Safe Cracker
Continued from page one)
Nh. Henry


Mr.. Henry.
Sheriff Donald ConaWay said
his investigation of the subject
revealed that his burglary tools
matched the ones used in the
robberies at the Raymond Wat
son service station on Seneca
Lake. He also said that & flash
light end other. evidence was
found in HcnHy's car that hac
been stolen from the Watson
service station.
Since Darke county authorities
had filed the initial affidavit
Henry was taken to that county
on May IL to answer to their
Indictment.
At the pr sent time, Noble
county authorities have not filed
any detainerS against the subject
but charges could be filed
against him fo" the possession OF
burglary too , and breaking and
entering tn Watson service
station.
Ollie Henry has previously
served three years at the Boys
Industrial School in Lancaster
for breaking and entering, one
year in a Cincinnati Workhouse
for contributing to the delin'
quency of minors and three years
in a Mansfield reformatory fol
breaking and entering.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Will
Be Held In Noble County Starting May Il

uses, fix our lawns and make lots
t neglect your rural mail boxes,
Cecil. Let's make America more
S. AS you know, your rural mail
or silver, with your name in neat
on the side visible to the carrier.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Soil Supervisors
AnDrove Farm Plans

Supervisors of the Noble Sol
Conservation District met ir
regular session on Wednesday
with two basic farm plans being
approved. They were those OF
Beulah VanWagenen of Buffalo
township, 40 acres and Walter
F. Crum of Enoch township, l26
acres.
The supervisors agreed to en-
ter the Goodyear contest again
next year. They also decided to
have an exhibit at the Noble
county fair this year.
Members present at this meet
ing were John Kuntz, Virgil
Moore, Richard Starr, Floyd Mil
Ter, Frank Calvin, Roger King
and Floyd Henderson, county
extension agent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Boy Scouts Plan
District Camporee

Plans are being completed to
hold the Forest Trails district
Boy Scout of America camporee
at the Eagles recreation area on
June Z, 8 and 6.
1t is hoped that the local
troops sponsored by the VIEW.
and Eagles lodge can be host for
this event. The local troops have
lad leadership problem. ard
need volunteers to work with
tn0m.
DR.. James Moss, of Cambridge,
IS chairman Of the camporee and
Larry Pelton OF Troop "6 Eagle
Scout and applicant for the
Anartic expedition, will be the
camp director.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Continued from page one)

(COntlnued from page One)
was the total of indebtedness
still outstanding on the recent
purchase. A sum of $8,400 is set
aside each year to retire the
revenue bonds levied against the
equipment at the municipal light
plant and other municipality
owned property.
Several avenues were dis
cussed to make available ad-
ditional revenue for the light
fund, such as charging the water
department for pumping at the
plant and charging the village
for street lighting. 1t was esti-
mated that these two phases
would provide approximately an
additional $4,000.
With the water department
now showing balance and
operating on its own merit, the
board felt that the light depart
ment should no longer carry the
cost burden and charge for its
complete operation.
L6St WCSh q representative VI
the Fairbanks-Morse Company
met with the board of public
affairs and briefly checked the
village records. He expressed the
belief that it was feasible for
the board to proceed with
the thought Of supplementing
its available equipment with
another larger engine.
R. D. Buckley, board member.
stated that the consumption of
electricity in Caldwell has
doubled itself in the past five
years, and increase will continue
to be evident, which is persistent
with the national trend.
Board members present were
Charles Rogers, r. d. Buckley,
and William Davis. Councilmen
present were c.. T. Jennings,
Dean Jennings, Dwight Wiley,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
County Buys

Continued from page one)
weeks, Auditor Atkinson told
the board.
Another transfer of $4,000
was authorized by the commits
sioners from the auto license
fund to the road and bridge fund
Appraisers Charles Hutchins,
James Law and Joseph Buckley
reported to the commissioners
that they had appraised the vet
erans property on Spruce street,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Franklin, at $4,000.
The commissioners instructed
Auditor c. r. Atkinson to notify
the present occupant that he had
60 days to accept or reject this
property at the appraised value.
He must give his answer by mail
before July IA, 1856.
1t is understood that the Fran
klins will buy this property but
should they decide otherwise, it
will be offered for public sale.
The commissioners also ac
cepted a road petition by Fred
Long, ct. al, of in Wayne town
ship to establish a township road
there. The viewing date will be
May % and the hearing date on
June 4 at ll:00 a. m.
Since there were no complaints
at road hearings held Monday,
the following were granted: w.
B. Schott. Clarence Mallett, Vir-
gil Carrel, Enid Woodford, J. w.
Cox, Emerson Christman, Ralph
Robinson, Alice Dickerson and
Willard Stottsberry.
They rejected the petition OF
James Moore, ct. al, until GER
tain conditions are met as COM
plant was filed by Robert Wells.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

It's spring. We paint our he
of improvements, so please don
according to Postmaster w. E.
beautiful with painted mail boxe
box may be painted either white
black letters about one inch higl
This year will be the 18th that
the department has asked rural
carriers and rural patrons to CO.
operate in having rural mail
boxes erected according to reg
ulations and made more attrac-
tive by painting and other inn
provements. Mail Box Improve
ment Week, beginning May 2lSt
through the 26th, has been
chosen by the department to
concentrate on this activity.
Here are some suggestions for
improvements: The box must be
a regular mail box authorized
by the department. It must be
in good condition, with a door
that opens easily, and flag. The
bottom should be about AZ inches
from the ground and on an arm
extending out from the post.
Flowers could be planted al
the bottom Of the post to make
the box more attractive. Ruts in
the approach to the mail box
should be filled. The carrier is
not required to leave his
vehicle to serve the box. The box
must be located on the right
hand side of the road as the
carrier travels.
Where there are a number of
families living close together, the
boxes should be grouped as much
as possible.
1t is believed that where mail
boxes are improved, the mail
service is also improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
Official Primary

On the Democrat ticket, Frank
J. Lausche again demonstrated
his vote getting ability by being
high man with 1854 votes. A very
close second was Prosecuting
Attorney Fred Fox who polled
1852 votes.
Official Democratic Vote
Governer-DiSalle, 610; Fleck-
ner, "a: Kryzan, 26; Reider, 63
and Sweeney, 36l.
1t. Governor - BURY, 119;
Taylor GIT and Tepe, 83.
Secretary of State - Lynch,
666; auditor Of state - Ferguson,
953; treasurer of state Brown,
455 and Donahey, 400.
Attorney Genegal - Adamo,
9; George, 20; Ross, AZ; Ward
POS and Young, $40.
United States Senator - Lau-
sche, 1854; chief justice of the
Supreme court - Weygandt, 718;
judge of the Supreme court -
Brothers, 65l; judge of supreme
court - Ford, $50.
Representative to Congress -
Smith, 812; Judge of the court of
appeals Donahue, 629 and
France, l24.
Member Of state central COM
mitteeman Fogle, TIC; mem
Der of state central committee
woman - Garrett, STA.
State senator - l7th-28th dis
trict - Gadd, 90 and Stocker,
80.
County commissioners -
Archer, 52l; Brown, 58l; Van
Fossen, 8l4.
Prosecuting tooorney Fox,
1852.
Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas - HoWiler, $40.
Sheriff Mckee, 760 and
Shafer, 48l.
County Recorder - Elliott, 554
and Fowler, 700.
Treasurer - Highman, ISL.
Write-in votes for Grover
Smith for county engineer, l46
official Republican Ticket
| Governor - O'Neill, 1866; anC
Brown, 459.
1t. Governor - Herbert, 1888;
Kelly, 292; Woodling, 246 and
Guyer, SO.
Secretary of State - Brown,
1875; auditor of state, Rhodes.
1866 and treasurer of state,
Tracy, 1900.
Attorney General - Roberts,
264; SaXbe, 536; Wylie, 139 and
Marshall, 697.
United State Senator - Bend
er, 1886; chief justice Of the sup
rene court Campbell, 1874
judge Of the supreme court, Mat
thias, 1913 and judge of the
supreme court, term commencing
Jan. 2, 1857, Herbert, 1890 and
Middleton, 448.
Representative to congress -
Henderson, 1905; judge of the
| court of appeals-Phillips, 1873
member of state central commit
teeman, Linn, 1882 and member
of state central committee
woman, Moore, l543.
State Senator - 9-l4th district
--- Mechem, $50 and 17-28th, -
Mex. Ferguson, 652; representa-
tive to general assembly - Phil
pot. 647 and James, 1888.
Judge of the probate court -
McGinniS, 1853 and Carter, 756
county commissioner - Franklin
TAT; Kearns, 1856; Rayner, 686
Secrest, l1l7 and Blake, 793.
Prosecueting attorney - Haz,
ard, 1852; clerk of court of com.
mon pleas - Snyder, 1853 anc
DeVoll, 683.
Sheriff - Berry, 7l2 and Con
away, 1884; county recorder -
Ullman, 974 and Cutler, 1899
county treasurer - Hicks, 1888
engineer - Weldon, 1916; cor
| oner - Reed, 1880.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
TO REST HOME

Mrs. Dora Jennings, who has
been cared for in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, on
Walnut street since she fell and
broke her hip, has been removed
to the Lowe rest home in Rein
ersville. The change was neces-
sary when Mrs. Wheeler was in
jured while lifting her mother
She is now recuperating at her
home
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17
TO COLUMRTS

Miss Janet King, who has SER
we'd as secretary in the Noble
county extension office for the
past two years, will relinquish
her duties in this capacity on
June 4 and go to Columbus,
where she has secured another
position. She is graduate Of the
Caldwell high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

Opal Crum Fay Eoe VanFossen the
Elk local high according Principal Edwin
Stacer Miss Crum daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Cum is
vaedctorian She active for three
president the the Freshman Sopho
active the
glee club
The sauatorian Miss the daughter of Mr. and
Archie She the
elias actiy in the lee
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-17

Ernest Dutton, and Walter Col
ley. Mayor D. D. Nichols presid-
ed over the special meeting.
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18th ST. NV, IOl8-Excel. ENC.
apt. with sep. kit. and bath. also
rear glassed-in porch. Rent. SOS
per mo. Key at Play Center, LIST
mr.. H. @. SMITHY CO., Sll 18th
st. NV. ST. $4,000.
1928 10th ST. S.E.--Redecorat ted /:
large 1 room. kit. and bath; in
cow, loo. bldg $3.50, incls. heat
and hot water. See MANAGER on
premises. or call CO. 5-3533.
3l1 EAST CAPITOL-New apts.. 2
rms. kitchen and bath. all modern
convenienees, wired for air con-
ditionins. To inspect see janitor on
premises. -16
AIR-C0NDiTIONED, Ss4 .5o-Beau-
tiful 2-oedrm. apt, in almost new
bldg. In COW. NV. area: garbage
aisp9saI. large closets; vacant.
9-110S; ewes. RA. 3-0772.
35 FORESTER ST. S.w., Apt. No.
= tduplex) = Two rms. dinette.
kit. and bath, heat and hot water
No. J. Inspect or call co, $500.
WALTER REED AREA, Cedar ct,
40 Cedar st. n.w.-2-bedrm. apt.
pch.; newly dec; 500. RIA. 3-15O5.
21O list ST. Sc, near Capitol-3
rooms, kitchen. bath: S67. so. Can
be inspected. L. E. BREUNINGER
d. SONS. INC. Ma S-2040. ---l6
1906 N 81. NV, lust off Dupont
circle - 3 rooms, kitchen, bath;
$S7.50; newly decorated. See jani-
tor on premises. L. E. BREUNIN.
GER q SONS, INC, Ma. S-204O.
Is25 18th ST. N.w.--This is a
beautiful, cool s.w.-corner, fifth
floor apt; elevator and switchboard
service; large liv. rm,, bedrm.,
foyer. large kitchen, modern bath.
Is being redecorated throughout:
incls. Venetian blinds. Can be seen
by appointment. Call JE. 4-6096.
FIvE-RM. APT, $40 MO-. in ant.
bldg. 3 bedrms., kit. liv. rm.. pvt.
bath. pantry: heat: Sc. mr.. Capt.
toll. on transp. Ii. 6-406S.
DUPLEX .APT.--Bedrm., liv. rm.,
din, kit, bath. mod. apt. Furn. If
des. 1924 4th NV. Ju. 1892.
14os YOUNG ST. Sc. Apt. No. 1
Dust over Penna. Ave. Bridge)-
Duplex. redec., liv. rm., bedrm..
dinette, kit, and bath; $50 mo.
Key, Apt. B. Inspect or call CO.
h-ROOo
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQuEs-china. furn.. jewelry
silver, rugs. etc LOUIS SEGAL
NO 7-063l; ewes. EN- 3-6765
ANTIQUE SILVERWARE and jew
elry: any condition. 1893 Wis. ave
D. KRUPSHAW MILESTONE. NO.
7-O300.
APPLIANCES. refgrs.. TVS. stoves,
good used furn.; cash on tmmed
removal, closed on Monday, s E.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 210 9TH
st. Sc Ii 6-05S5.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents OF
home: cash. We do moving, stor-
age. reasonable rates. Ia. 9-2937
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. l76S Penn.
DIAMOND JEWELLERY Of any descrip.
ton: gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK 614 18th st. NV
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy al
kinds II GOO used furniture: tor
prices ia $3.50 We do moving
FURNITURE wanted today Furni.
ture and household effects. Also
need piano. refrigerator and gas
stove. Please call MR.. GRADY
Ma. S-267g.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Ty SETS, used; spring clearance sale
80 TO- choose from: every set must
g, DogWWD's. AIS Conn. ave.
nv. 17-iri. Philco, $50: others SIS.
VI. guar. DUPONT, 1915 18th NV.
AID; 4-963o. 10 a.m.-10 pm. LIS
|TYPEWRlTERS--N portables: bis
cash discounts. liberal trade-in al
iowance,. CIRCLE. TAI 18th st. NV,
Buy Where You Get Service"
VACUUM CLEANER BARGAINS
GE upright. $19.50: Hoover up.
right. $3.50. Electrolux. nearly
Arl. Va. IA. 7-5257.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c

l-BEDRM. APT, 1907 Woodley I'd.
mr.. Wis. and Mass: $7450; cor
expos; sep: brkist. slcove Elk. s.
1879. MANNING LETTER. 30
Sa eSrns Spt Mi, 2SS9 a.. que St ,5,.
GEoRGETowN. ~ iss g. s4 III st. s-'G NV
5S "a "a. s is!I FL Tu u' ges i9sl
N CAPITOL ST.. 1910, at Missouri
ave. Modern I-bedrm apt. on ind
moor: laundry rm,, storage locker
x 1 sT. Sc. 4OS-Finestc, E. largest Ipsi
2-bedrm. apt. newly redec. facing
park. y blk to school, large shop
ping . blks EN-. 3-OI97 -l5
%.bEDRM. APT, bright. roomy; cow.
70 transp.; only $50 per mo 400
BPsSssq5 ST j.. ny; S.,oeosre Campbell
$40 per month. Key at 76l 10th
AR p HUNTING made ea.yl Exc Excel.
selections, all parts d. c. shown.
No fee. Call MANDEL. AID. $4,000.
1870 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV. (Near
rm.. kit. md tile bath in well Kept
apt. house. Employed couple pre-
ibssrdrssd. Ma. s-17s3; Ewes. EN- s.
NR NAVAL RESEARCH LAB BID 10 .
RIM apt. ,$67 80 incl, util. Al
sSoa ada keadmond Real Estate. tn.
223 o ST. s.W.MLEe.' s.rm., Kit,
and-bath apt. heat furn.. $50 mo.
Call Mr.. DuvALL. DI. $4,000
oCs Quincy ST. N.E.-pupleMx, st
n; nv: rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit,
s sfIsfned nj rear ar, porch no rsafRr,
sio FIRST 81. it s.E.. Apt. 5, mr..
Can be inspected. Il. z BREUNiN-
GER a. SONS, INC. MA. 5000
N ST.. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. nv
u dfe ny inr rn s Ssdfm mo kit ane bath
bet. . am. and nd s 'p pm daily f-'S"0
wAHLER GARDENS@Unfurn. ants
few furn Wheeler I'd. and Wah.
Ter .pl. sc. Mr. l-fare bus. schools.
Priced from 5000 1870 Wahler
, ~ Sc oti Ar. Butz; mgr; 70. ,2-37s3.
REQ ReSee CUE Ls sr rm 81 be aRI Ne SiD. S
kit. and bath. All utils. furn. S75
mo, Key No. 4. Inspect or call co.
1879 BRYANT ST. Me-. Art. No. 4
duplex, = rms, dinette, kit. bath
and scr. rear porch. So. so mo,
redec. Key, No. g. Inspect or
Isg GALVESTON PLACE s.w. =
= dinette, Kit. and bath; S6b mo,
ALL UTILITIES FURNISHED. In
speet or call CO. 5-B222.
1921 PENNA. AVE. N.W.--Bachelor
apt. lac. rfn., pvt bath. working
fireplace: In well-kept small apt.
elds all utils. iurn. only s47 so.
5 Ssii Il 4I' AVE. Nw.-seSSllm
Kit dinette. pvt. bath, for couple
1909 eth ST. N.w.-Bedrm. liy. rm.
kit. bath and enclosed porch: $40
per mo, incl. utils. BOSS A
1916 $. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-b
s rms Ke yso q 1901 s. Carolina ave
PHFLPs 'j II. N.w.-Esc.ll:nait O ..
bedrm., liv. rm.,. din, rm., mod.
~. apt In well-managed build
ing; $3.50, utills. incl, Call EN-.
E 21STal Nsiser ssppm' .,.,..,s...
service; elevator bldg, near Conn.
ave; $50 mo. Available June 8.
Ell II ST. Nw.-Eouipped ed for
air conditioner: liv rm., bedrm,.
ht and bath in lge. apt. BLDG. Elk.
esis' R ST. s.E.-i.bcdrm. DUPLEX;
SOS, plus utilities. 81. 3-6443.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-LGE. DBLE. RM.-Use
Of kit; adults only; newly dec. Ii
4-5OS1 liz
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POULTRY, RABBITS EGGS

$: A DAY per person; lIOl 18th
wk Up VANNEs Hotel Di 7-7sss
1888 10th ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
en-, sg,e., dble. rms. clean. beaut.
furn... mod baths. NO. 1929
RANDALL HOUSE. 1928 N st. HUI
3-7474--Join the friendly young
crowd of men and women at the
Randall ,l, House Recreation rooms
planes. televisions switchboard,
laundry I'm, maids: s25 to S35
NICELY iii .'F FuRN. ROOMS, SO week and
T up: bath and shower. Apply l7l6
BfEiDRSoSoMa' N" with twin beds. Access
rm. Cali after Gas. RIA. 3.so5a.
I2I45 F-Clock-radio. 17-in, TV, adj
furn. S.. 50 Sl2, EX. 3-6632.
27l5 CONN. AVE. N.W.--Niceiy furn
SCI. rm; empl. lady; excel. transp,
SINGLE 2I- RM.; with adult family, i$ Sea
Howard johnson. Shopping center
N 4 r RETIRED FRI = PHYSICIANS HONE
very nice pleasant room. Younp
man. student. Refs. RIA. 6-20sS.
AIR CONDITIONED, nicely fur.
nished room for | man; convenient
NV; location; easy parking; Tele-
Call EN-. s-9355 Friday, saturda,
KENNEDY ST, i4S7ZLoyely rm
pvt. lavatory. Q Ice. closets, fol
lady. Good transp. RIA, 1882.
oo,- oo.A CIT =, ~ o,.It-u
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GRAvELY OF WASH, ~ e-2Ss7
FURS of every description. stoleS
capes, jackets and scarfs. for every
occasion Ma S-5523
CHAIN SAWS. l-man, $40 per day:
oman, SIS per day RENTAL
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"Trade-InS"
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100 STEEL. 4-DRAWER, LEGAL
FULL SUSPENSION HEAVY DUTY
FILE CABINETS. 500 80 AND UP
$50. 900 STOCK, NEW AND USEr
OFFICE FURNITURE; EVERY DE.
SCRIPTION OFFERED AT GREAT
SAVINGS, UP TO 1870.
Free Delivery and Parking
OFFICE EQUIP. CO
639 New York Ave. NV.
ORGAN. Electronic spinet mode
value vain s6a k Pfdss 1 sso
PIANOS. PIANO BENCHES. new.
nets, $3.50 up. Weber, Story and
Clark, others. Uprts Knabe. others
SIZE up. Steinway. other grandS
S2s5 up. Terms. Delivery, bench
free, Pianos bought. pay cash or
take in trade. PAUL GoLIBART,
ld6SSSS C e6yn I'd. NV. AID; A.
PIAN0S-Used Weaver spinet. Sl95;
used consoles. S365 and up; used
Mason q Hamlin small upright in
good condition, S295; also many
other values. Over LOO pianos to
choose from, ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART MART; lQqi5 9TH st. NV. lust
r i2GSe 'n FOX li1r RESr-New and 1 USED
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates Grom So
monthly upl. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. THREE STORES: corner
18th and G SITS NV. (phone ST.
3-9400J 1882 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring (phone JU. 5-ll05) ;
5169 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
tphone KE. S-5060D. Suburban
stores open every evening. Park
PIANOs-save up to 400 during
1855 models and trade-in pianos,
Pay only S25 down: 8 yrs. to pay
bal KITS. 1880 G st. NV, RE
PIANos--Rent first. buy later plan
famous make pianos, yours to try
Only So per mo. on our famous
rental Taao n purchase ?, plan, 90, KITS,
"lsA,S Nc small small modern srsnds,
PIANO MART. I0i5 7th st. NV.
liust above the library. rs
PIANOS. for children beginning study
use 0f new piano. in your own
home for entire summer FREE
You pay only a small carriage fee
Phone weekdays VIII 6-S7l2
PIANOS-Used Steinway grands for
sale or rent. Phone Mr.. Satterly,
ST, $4,000, JORDAN's. corner
18th and G SITS. NV. --l5
PIANOS FOR 7ENT--At low rates.
Good selection. You pay the haul
ing. ST. 3-6300. PIANO MART.
lOl5 9TH st. NV. dust above the
hbrarv). OPEN THRUS. Ewes.
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PIANO-Used full keyboard console
type instruments in very good
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and @ SITS,
nhnna CIT QnAnn