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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
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U.lVerS.iN G. MsTy.enG thee san
SHINE bedrooms. "a tpGs.sh-tspe
basement. cetp wooded iot Gin rs
cut at >i3.Iuu. only I5fs o9Wa
W Il HUGHES CO. AP. 1-If9u
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

Louis is the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Beasley
Mrs. Ruth Blakely and father,
Rev. Charlie Armster OF Cros-
sett are visiting Mra Gustaine
Hicks who is Ill Haywood
Davidson spent the weekend in
Little Rock with his sister. Mrs
Earnestine Williams. Rev. Eli
White and daughter, Mrs. Louise
Randolph of Little Rock are the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eyra Mil
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Dooley visited Mrs. Luvenia
Maxwell and family recently.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Hattie Alexander who has been
on the sick list Is improving.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

and Miss Dolores Robinson. q.
Mr.. and MRS. Luster Holloway
and Mrs. Willie M Thomas mo-
tored TO Cotton Plant on business
Friday. The BTU sponsored a
Thanksgiving program Thursday
Dan Chase returned home
from the hospital recently and
Is reported TO be improved, 9.
Rev. Floyd Garner was assigned
to the AME church at Biscoe. {.
Mrs. Odie Hill is in Little Rock
in the hospital but is much bet
ter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

the overcrowded classes. Prof.
Gurst and his teachers are do
ing a wonderful job in providing
modern teaching facilities for the
pupils of this school. Along with
the PTA, the teachers and prin'
eipal, of Watson school have one
Of the most unique liberties in
the country for elementary schools.
This school also boasts Of tele-
vision set, and many recreational
facilities for its pupils.
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College Station

Rev. E. C. Dyer, pastor OF.
Emanuel Baptist church, preach
ed the sermon for Pilgrim Rest
church at its anniversary pro-
gram. Rev Alexander preach
ed the anniversary sermon OF
Rev v. Nelson at Antioch
church Last Sunday evening. g.
The morning service was preach
ed by Rev. Coleman. Union
prayer meeting was held last
Wednesday mite at Antioch
church. An appreciation SER
vice was held for Rev r Poe,
pastor of Rock Hill church last
Sunday, Rev, James Flowers,
who has been visiting his daught-
er in Chicago. has returned home
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DardarleIIe

Ellis Morgan
Mrs. Bessie johnson was fun
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

Mary Z. = c. Z. Van Hook. jr.
Lees Chapel AME church, this
city, is looking forward to the
initial appearance of their new
pastor, Rev, J. J. Brown. :.
First Baptist church has Just
closed a very successful revival,
in which several candidates for
baptism was obtained. Rev. 7. p.
Johnson is the pastor of this
progressive church. Elvin
is i'll, and in the Missouri Paei-
fic hospital in Little Rock. Mrs.
Francis Gardner, OF Strong. was
buried last week She was the
wife of Rodell Gardner, one of
the pioneer citizens of the old
Pine Grove community The
Watson elementary school, Of
which your reporters are pupils
is experiencing an unprecedented
enrolment. Already two rooms are
being divided to accommodate two
additional teachers 10 relieve
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

eralized Sunday, November II -
The St. John Baptist church with
Rev. J. II. MeKiss officiating. a..
Rev. j. Il. Hutch passed Novem-
Der II. Mrs. Jimmie Scott
home was destroyed by fire re-
Gently. She Is now in Fort Smith
with her sister.
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Des Arc


Ella hIae Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Themaa
Of Little Rock were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ". Brewer and friends
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs, ode
Brown TO Cotton Plant to ae-
company the pastor home after
the evening services were can
eeiled. Mrs, Pearl Mathew Wis
tied in Wheatley last weekend
with Rev. and Mrs. COPELAND
and MIR. and Mrs. J. Goodwin and
Ben johnson. The UFW and
ladies auxiliary Of post 1901 OBJ
served Veterans Day. The follow
ing persons participated: Rev. K.
Cooney, r. v. Ford, Sam Hoilo-
Moore of Lonoke, Rev. X. a.
way. Lemuel HILL Mrs. Ewen'
Mrs Cooney. Miss Marie Brewer,
Miss Betty 10 Hobb, Miss Marva
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29
Oren Highshaw

Oren Highshaw
Nh, and Mrs, Allen Ramsey
celebrated their 81 anniversary
October q IN FL Dorado. MT
and Mrs. Nathan Martin attenaea
several funerals in Louisiana in
october. Mrs. Tennessee Nit
chell returned home from the
hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Branch are the proud grand
parents Of baby girl, the par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Branch of California. Mrs
Tennie Smith and daughter. Deb
ia returned home and VIII re-
sumo studies IN Camden. The
Smackover Eagles and Hampton
Panthers have been in series
OF games Of which the Eagles
won, Mrs, Mable z Sanders
is recuperatlng from recent Ill
ness, jesse Flanagan is still
in critical condition. Mrs.
Mullen and Mrs. Jones of FL
Dorado visited Mrs. M High
shaw Rev. l.. d. Champion
was dinner guest of Mr.. and
Jessie Giles recently Four
cauJiJotac utapa bav1tigaI Gin
day night at First Baptist church.
Rev. Russey baptised and deliver
ed the evening message, A
pre-Christmas Musical program
will be rendered at First BapA
tia church the last Sunday in
December at 800 p. m. Everyone
Is invited.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

With nations throughout The
world Haunting power the
word of God, as set down in the
Bible centuries ago, is still the
greatest power on earth.
This year again, millions of
Americans of all faiths will Join
in daily Bible reading from
Thanksgiving to Christmas. The
American Bible Society invites
you to join along with people from
all over the rest of the world, in
reading the verses listed below,
which were selected by numerous
denominations -. in the interest of
Worldwide understanding, and
putting to work, in the direction of
good, all power, the world over.
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labaflrla

The members Of The Labanna
Baptist church wish to thank
their friends, for helping in our
corner stone laying, Sunday Nov
"a, Alexander Lodge No. $40 with
the assistance of Trinity Lodge
No. 80 rendering the services. &.
John Hoskins acting Grand Mas.
ter. Thomas Harris W. M. Money
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29
Parkdale
Massie Fitzpatrick

MdssIt hIIHauIuh
Mrs. Vergelene Fitzpatrick Is
visiting in Wilmington. Del. as
the guest of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sellers Fred Mayo OF 81
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-11-29

raised sl66.89. Rev. W. H. King,
pastor. Miss LOWE Branch, repor-
ter.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TQPsOIL. very GOOD: rich topsoi
IS sid sS ss ava u, S osd d .5oT B h g.
Falls Church, Alex, Belvoir. Be
theada, Hyattsville so. S-9003
for lawns and greenhouses; yer,
reasonable, CAN 10. 7-4333.
LANDsCAPINC, lawn renovation
traneplanting and shrubbery; free
estimates. Call 10. S-7OR6.
ROTH's AzALRAS. evergreen, full
line still available. SILL Sligo Crk
pkwy., Takoma Park, Md.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FIVE FRESH cows. Holstein, an,
10 ciose-Sprinfing heiferS. Bang
callhood waco. Phone Du. 5-7OS6
CEDAR GROVE, MD.-i6 beautifu
Hereford COWS with list calves ant
I purebred 6-mo.-old bull. WO
6-g0l4.
AMERICAN sADDLE-BRED geld
ing. pleasing appearance. gentle
ridden only few times. Should 81
TO 10 hands when throuEh grow
ing. This kind seldom onered 10
sale; Asking $3.50. Phone TE
o-4lIO.
REGISTERED TENNESSEE WALK
ING MARE, pretty horse Quit
reasonable. PL. 9-2467.
BOX STALLS for rent, reas. II
lge. masonry stable, 25Oi Church,
III I'd, sill. Spg 10. 4-7465. 49,
HORSES BOARDED-35O-acre farm
with access TO Gao Canal TOW
Phone Diamond 9-3g31.
ANGUS HEROIC cows, 1 bull. s
calves, some reg, $3.50; sci
cows and. bull SEP. ~. 9-7179.
ABERDEEN ANGUS, accredited here
Of is COWS with calves. EN-. 5.
667S, days, OIL. 2-4501. ewes.
HUNTER, bay seidinE. 8 years
nOodi hunter type. can carry 20t
pounds easily. safe. willing jump.
er; good field hunter. call il
2-22Bg.
BULL, Guernsey. 1 W. old. weigh
about i50.. A fine specimen
thoroughbred. but no papers
500. I calf. 4 mos. $40. Cal
WA. 7-2763.
BROOD MARE. thoroughbred. ane
YEARLING. registered. good blood,
lines. reasonable. Herndon SOL.
THOROUGHBRED MARE-Papers
ideal hunter type, 1913 hands
started jumping. CT. 6-40sS.
ANGUS registered heifers. goos
quality. breeding axe and vac
5000. 20. 2-22I7.
BROOD MARE = Registere
thoroughbred, BY Chaldese. hrel
TO Brook ATRo. He. 4-046s,
PRETTY PINTO HORSE; gentle
easy % handle, 500. Hhone Dia
mond D-393f.
COMPLETE DIsPERSAL.-TWo littl
chestnut beauties. each with
white feet and stripe on face
conformation and breeding 10
showing OF racing, out OF mare
bred back that have winners Of
the tracks: open Jumping mar
tYellowiaeketl, has won boil
hunter and jumper classes. will
flliy by side. iadr'S or junior con
formation hunter. has won AMI
viii win any place she gees: 5-yr
old Argentine stallion, hunter d
Dfessaae prospect: 80 odd small
hunters and pleasure horses, com.
plete with saddles and brides
Jean The Joker, now racing. Wor
AZ Charles Town. ~. D-o6l5
PET PONY WANTED
Not less than ~ in. u. 9-952s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
(coNTINUeDl

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quality
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1905 "a
ave. n v. ST. 3-0b0S.
FURNITURE WANTED TO-DAY
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano, refrigerator anc
gas stove Please call Mr.. GRADY
Ma. S-267D.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRlCEt
call Day or Nlght ~ 9-jO3i
Tvs, RADIOS, up to $50: out-of
order sets 1915 18th NV, AID
4-g63n. 1910 pm. daily, Sun
WILL Buy GOOD USED fnrni
ture. TOP price. ia. s-sSl0
0LD-FAsHIONED picture frames
clocks. furn.. china, glass, guns
ANTIQUES, etc.; cash, 10. 4-145d
USED PILOT HI-FI SET WANTEI
Model 1850. Ii. 3-S270 or ST
$500, Ext. 1886.
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ROOMS FURnIsHED-M.E.

1000 Z sT.--AIi utilities furnished
rooms available: for men only,
Ii. 6-S04g.
sth ST. N.E.-sinele bedroom, nice
" furn., some home privilegesi
empl. gentleman. La. 6-s072.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - Front
rm., semipvt. bath: refined. quiel
home: S36 mo. AID, 3-9l3a.
COLORED-5g0it 9th ST. NE
Nicely furn. room. near bath: IS
wk. Phone IL. S-il2g.
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IFURNITURE--Solid maple bedroom
set, $780,. 7-piece living room set
with oft. bookcase. S12b: Formlca
top. blond dining set. S26, Phone
ewes. and week end. KE. 0-1e15.
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POULTRY, RABBITs, EGGS

FINE WHITE LEGBORN PULLETs,
3 months old, S1.75 each. Cal
Du. 5.5ss73. ii,
n. n. RED CHICKS. 4 wks. old
SIS per 100. o. MAXWELL, Ian.
ham. Nd, sP. 3-4346.
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ROOMS FURn-MD.vA.

ARL.. N.--Lge.. bright I'm. with re-
fined adult family. conf. loo.
gentleman only. IA. 2-33SS.
2OI5 KALORAdA RID. N.W.-ciear
single and double rooms. good
beds: u blk. bus. cars. restau-
rants. North 1916. 15s
ALEX -Busines women, single o.
double rms. In pvt. home. NIGEL,
furn. IL. 6-1712.
ALRX.-Attrac. dble. rm.. next
hath. kit. privils sale. or dble, j
ulim. PHI: after q pm. XII. Q-0l1e
LOVELY DOUBLE RIM. for ? people
couple or : gentlemen. beautiful
surroundings, private bath, ~
near Bailey'S Cross Rds. and Co.
lumbia pike. CT. 0-3467.
TAKOMA PARK-2 Ice. comfort.
able bedrms.. pvt. bath; unlimit
phone; pvt. home. JU. 5-20O4.
ANNANDALE. VA furn, bed.
rms. with pvt entr. In pvt. home
Close to schools, transp. CT
6-4265
vIENNA--Attractive bedrms. (nev
beds. twin and d0ublel. kit. &C.
comodatims II desired, trans
Wash included. Enjoy home at.
mosphere. Large garden. terrace
JE. 4-6l3e. Capitol 4-3121, Ext
665.
Front RIM, twin beds: ideal fol
=; home privileges; COW. transp
IA. S-1571.
BERWHN HTs.--Nicely furn. room
IN pvt. home; gentleman preferred
| TO. 9-6305.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Lge. rm.
nicely fnrn.. IN beaut. home; be-
side park: on busline: phone. pvt
bath. reas. rent to l gentleman
Call Ju. 9-5lSl.
ARL.-Clean, furn. rm. in pvt
home: COW, transp.. blk. TO bus
Phone IA. 7-0006.
MT. RAINIER-Bright. Comfortably
hedrm.; COW. location. UN. 4.
O263 or AP. 7-446I.
room. COW to Pentagon, Nav,
Annex. Arl. Hall. ia. 2-6507.
SILVER SPRING-LoE. BEDRM.
pvt. bath. modern kit, In Lowell,
pvt. home; COW. transp. 70 8. s
~. S-3556.
EVANSVILLE, sale. rm., pvt. bath
pvt. entr., no cooking, COW
transp,. 10 see. SP. 3-6363.
GENTLEMEN rooms, new house
semiprivate bath: fine transporta
ton. References. XII. $4,000. Is
MT. RAINIER-Room for employed
lady In private home; privileges
AP. T-O359.
I6I5 N. lockwood. ArL--Lovely
ia. s-53ls.
NORTH ARL.-Attrac. dble. rm.
pvt. bath, lge. closet; for 2 younl
men. IA. 7-2339.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-M.W,
(coNTINUEDl

l717 LAMONT ST. N.W.--Nicely
furn. rms. sgle. and dble.; also ]
Bic rm. for s: and enc. apt: maid
ana up. eO AD. a.5is s-n'D' % wa
1900 BLOCK y sT. NV newly
dec, rms. sci. or double; semi.
bath; working men or married
couples; PRIVILEGES. good transp
DU. 7-306S.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, 210l N st
|, n.w.--Front rms. wfrun. water
I baths with showers. maid, phone
serv,: reas. rates. Do. 7-0570.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Unusuaily
well furnished master bedroom.
adults; parking. EN-. 3-65aO.
1926 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2Oe--
RIM. for lady; kit. privtls.; mr..
downtown: good transp.
1911 ALLISON sT. N.W.-Attrac-
tive front room. End floor; private
bath. unlimited telephone: private
family; 18th st. bus, 14th Sc. car
conn. AVE. AND MACOMB-Lge,
single. rm., Dbl. bed; n biz, from
shop. ctr: eent'man. Wo. 6-74IO.
1913 WEBsTER--Attr. front rm.,
N4uAa WIN EQlAlBfENE ttAlksf IIlnIU
service. pvt. phone. tn. 2-235I.
CATHEDRAL AvE.--Lge. rm. with
running water; empl, lady Also
rm. for gentlemen AID. 4-4531.
3325 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely furn.
rms. $3.50 wk.. $25 mo-: excel
transp.. quiet. AID 2-3139.
DBL. sLEEPING RIM, sI4 per cpl. /:
TV and phone, IN pvt. home. Call
Mon. through Sat. after 4 pm.
and all day Sun, ia. 9-2s62
IDU FONT CIRCLE. 1910 20th st.
n.w.-Single rm.. Ice. closet; conv.
located: So per week.
GEORGETOWN-Rooni IN private
home. avail; immed. Call FE.
3-74n7 evenings
5110 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
man; very nice 3rd.fioor room.
window fan, semipvt. bath, pvt.
home. $40. Also garage. 80. EN-.
3-O954.
21Bl MACOMB ST. NW.--Large
nicely furn. room In pvt. home.
With full service and home pri-
vileges. EN-. 3-0225.
ROOMS, single. ! double. quiet
private home. Spring Valley area,
I blks: from shopping center. Wo.
6-1334.
MT. PLEASANT AREA--clean lge.
quiet rm. for . students. SGT so
ca, no other roCmeIs. co. 5-3g42
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
Like a home away from home.
Air-eond. or window fan, patio.
|6gle.. $1,000 up; dble., $3.50 up.
|2134 @ st. NV. RE. 7-4027.
Emery Georgian Hotel
Aforementioned double rooms
WIT sns sIng,s ~a, Sin s ,n Tf1 81
ter electric fans. $3.50 and up:
Garden and porches. 1872 q ST. NV.
SIS WEEK UP
81 day. Suit. ladies. gentlemen Of
cples. Laun facils.; blk. Conn, 4
blks. White HOUSE. Walk dntn. 1926
18th NV. Lu. 2-7l99. NE. S-s044
ALLIES INN
1908 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Transient and permanent room,
available, convenient downtown
shopping. Navy. State and Interior
pepartments. Ma, s-0523.
ALTURAS HOTEL
single and double air-cond. rms.
~ hour elevator and switchboard;
din rm Transient. $3.50 day up;
permanent. $1,000 week up. HU.
3-1llH 1909 18th st. NV
COLORED-iS3I CALF. ST. NV.
Furn. room, kitchen privil.,
employed lady. Ho 2-l20l.
COLORED-MODERN RMS. neal
bath, also bsInt. rnn., with private
entr- privileges. Men. CO. 5-5772
COLORED-ROOM FOR RENT and
use OF house; $3.50 per week
no, 2-3193. 1927 Hobart st. NV,
COLORED-I200 EUCLID ST. NV.
Nice private. furn. rms: re-
duced rents: kits. and ldry. facils
CAL AID. 4-tOis after $50 pm.
COLORED--3O0 RANDOLPH ST
N.W.-Lge. bedrm., adis sunporch
PRIVILEGES. RA. 6-i954.
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FURNITURE, new: must sell, NOV
ing; everything below Wholesale.
summer goods at fraction Of cost,
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FUR COAT--Leaving for Florida,
wish 70 sell my black Russian
Persian lamb coat, size 1914.
nnger-tip iength; recently. 80.
praised for S700i viii sell for
500 Nm oI allP Sy.7o a9y objective
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FURNITuRE-11-piec cherry din
Maple dTop.lsif I ABLE With yh ~
maple dresser. Okla rug . ent
tables. lamps walnut coffee
table. Philco radio. record player
I21 TV comb. lO-pieee meta
porch set. Entire lot. s475; pre-,
fer one buyer. No dealer. IA
5-Tor4
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FURN.. UNcLAIMED-LaVson sofa
bed. 81; din. rS' table. SO: inner.
sprg. matt. $40; sofa bed. s35;
chr. So; dresser. so; Sins chr.
SO: S-pc. din. rm. set. $50: glass
bkcase... s.; desk, 50; rugs. -:
Early Amer sofa. $3.50; French
chr, SIS. We do upholstery. Sofa
and chair. $50; slip covers, S4e.
incl. redesign.. draperies. No Job
HoPFMAS N 700 i UPHof ss1l HsEas
2447 18th ct. n.w.s CO. B-5116.
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ROOMS FURH. s.E.s.W.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA--A room
man: bus at door. LII. l-24e2.
ROOM gentleman. quiet neiEhbor.
hood. 1858 Branch ave. sc. LU.
3-1433.
FURH. I'm. IN pvt. home; kit.
privils mr.. transp. 2423 7 st.
Sc. LU. 4-5714.
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FUhNITUhE--Dlne set including
4 chairs, table with leaves, bed
nm. set, dhle. bed with inner
spring mattress. dresser and ou-
leaving country. XII. a-sl02. be.
tween 90 nm.
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FURNITURE--sofa bed, sofa cover
occasional chair cover. cedar chest
ETC.: sacriflce in price. To. 9-O58a
AFTER Sun. stil7 nm
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1914 CALVERT ST. NV or
child welcome, Wo. SLID.
NEWLY DECOR, Ink; rooms
convenient location. 1909 Cor.
coran st. NV. DU. 7-SO36.
.2ll7 Y N.W.-Refgr., grill, clocl
radio, TV, foam mattress, shower
SS-Sl0 wk. Elk. 3-0633.
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV. 43OS--
Nice studio rm.: hot plate. refer
s ssssIi 'ranspi' sSs mo- IA
ITO ath ST. s.E,-Attraetive rm.
Sun. and eves., Ii. 1-OS53.
DOWNTOWN, ga N. Y. ave. NV
---Lge rm., Sll Wk., 02S q pl
NV: rm., NV, $40: refgrs.; quiet
Is2s NH. AVE. N.W.-sgles.. a.-e.
dbles., = connect. a.-c. for I'd
boys. sep; lndry. cook. facils., md
u.s.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-LarEe 2nd-
floor front lighthousekeeping rm.
Sl2 week. DU 7-Sl4S.
DUPONT CIRCLE, i74B Que 81,
n.W.-Newly decorated, 1-rm, Ell
ETC.: Slg,b0; quiet employed lady
AID. 2-05O6,
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn., bed-liv.
room comb. unlimited phone. \,
block on Arl. blvd. ia. 2-6064
MOUNT PLEASANT : Large brieht
front room. nicely furnished
reasonable. AID. 4-41g4.
1763 QUE 81. N.W.-comfortable
next bath $50. Adult, DE. 2-0Sa4
i22e nth ST. N.W.-White; clean
esIsT nsHs ,b 70 ss s v.t el0 Sso
2-SS7f.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS foi
excavating, nTading and land
elearinR, cal On. 4ssb33; nights
MA. $4,000
VIRGIN TOR SOIL. best quality
any quantity; immed. delivery
FLEMING LANDSCAPE gERV.
UNI 4-40is.
RIDING TRACTOR, with dble. 10.
m. plow and ifyA1.ln disr ant
small bladei S32b. VII. 6-0isS,
FILL EARTH--Avaiiable Bethesda
Silver Spring area. for immedlat.
removal OIL. e-4646.
TIRE REMOvAL, prunins. topping
LIimmlnE lots cleared Mr.
CLAYTON, On. t-OeO3 any time
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CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9OSO
APIS. FURRIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-siiver spring ara,
l.bedrm. terrace apt. IN mod. So
unit: Sos. ~. 7-757i ewes.
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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PHONE 10. 1-2700
Sunday, / Til 5 PM.
ATTENTION
YOUNG LADIES

Lge. 1-bedroom apt. newly deco
rated. modern foam rubber furn,,
broadloom rugs, laundry room: suit
cation: reas. price. can AD. 4.s541.
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MISCELLANE0US WANTED

BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
home, cash We do moving. etof-
agei removable rates. IA. e..2g37,
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TIRE SALE. Pull caps guar. rs
mos. 7.iO-7 .0Oxl5. z .5Oxi4. 81 %;
a.sOx15 S0.a5 Add 3. for znoN
tread. Rec *. ALL-sERvIcE TIRE
CO. 1884 Ga ave. RA 8-9S5D.
1861 Viers NH I'd wheaton.
IA BISdsnsburr. Nd /. WA. 5-sieIiia
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AnEOuS FOR SAEMCELlARE0us FOR
RefriceratOr ClOSe-Out

IREFGR.. 2 Gu. It. wizard; = yrs,
old; GOOD cond.; best oaer. Ii
Refrigeration Close-Out
Must sell entire stock OF new
inEhouse Hotpoint, Gibson and
crosley refrieerators. All refrigeFa-
tors In cartons. new and h-yenf
guarantee No reasonable o1er re-
fused Open ewes. I'll 81
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY CO.
10th and II SITS, NE. IL 3-aOSa
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Chain link. AZ In, II gauFe. al
posts IN concrete, 0bc per II. In
stalled. JU. 5-22ob.
FOAM CUSHIONS, remnants; u
price; shredded. Y price. Free e
churches and SCHOOL, GlLLlL-
LAND. PAS ? NV. Ex. 3-e6s3
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1922 18th ST. NV.
Midcity apt. walk doWntn, lovely
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath; $50.
incl. utils. ia. 9-4I40. NO. 7-ol1l.
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FURN. - Movine from 10-rm.
house selllng beds, dresser,
chairs, tables. shiitoniers, china
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A ton1a, na5Lk !kN sn6 , new
srsen or hiank tors An ! vi s al
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|FURNITURE-Modern walnut bed.
rm. suite, Nv. rm. suite, mahog.
any desk. end tables, ETC.: reason
able MosinF from area. W.
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FREEzER, Deepffeezs. chest type;
doors; e yaJPsaSei 1913 pounds
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ROOMS WAIVED

WHITE WOMAN desires housekeep-
ing room or room with kitchen
privileges for week ends only. ia.
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TFURNs-Complete Nv, rln. and Of
nette sets. Sofa. mans easy chair
barrel chair and misc. items: blond
mahogany table, 4 chairs and
BUFFET; rugs, foam-ruhhef Soia-beo,
craps GRAPES , port RcA nn nhenS' zesitn
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lyI7 LAMONT ST. N.w.--Nicely
lie i rna l Tor s. :' and enc. ait. maid
sery.; cony, ~ transp.i 80 wk
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ALL PRICES REDUCED

See one ol the worlds laree6l
displays Of slightly used refrIgera.
tors and ranges including FRIGI-
DAtREG WErTIN0HOuSE, GEN
ELEfs.. ETC. with q
2-Year Written Guarantee
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f6RN.-.Fuii s-Diees din. I'm suite
s %S,s ~ is-7SSS. '-'''' "
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SEWING MACHINE. round bobbin,
forward and reverse; viii deliver
$50: never used. HA. 2-0039.
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Brand-
new electric portable, was $50 so.
now S39.b0; rebuilt Singer port
ables, $685.. Call Elk 3-054O
day or night for free home dem
onstration. HOUSEHOLD SEW
ING MACHINE Co, 723 18th
n NV
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PARK CRESCENT

a9Oi 18th EST. NV.
Large 1-bedrm. ant. At SOS 50
incl all utils.. In de luxe eiev. bldg,
with switchboard service, See mans
ager.
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UNIVERSAL co.

1900 "a Ave NV tn, a-ssss
RELAX .A-CrzOR, recently recond.
guarantee; with compl. attach.
SIUU. EN-. 3-51e1 after 10 am.
RESTAURANT EQUIP. and soft ice
cream machinery; dlsmantline res.
taurant for other business. must
sell. Can be seen at 1890 wash
BALTIC. blvd, Beltsville. Nd, Mon.
through ~ efter 4 pm. Ask for