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aandla Long visited relatives 70
Richmond during the week end
Niss Emma Garrett Hix has re-
turned from visiting ri y 4 AZ
sop Jr7 and family " Corpus
Christi IeN
Nns y X Marshall has returned
home from Richmond
Nh and Ms Arthur Duriee visit
ed their daughter Mrs Lloyd Cole
man. IN Amherst Sunday
Guests of Als Scott Beale last
Week We're Mr. and MIS- A. r.
Farmer Jr ana family IF New
pcrt MEMS Alrs lda Bealr VI
Lynchbulg and Mfs 81 J Paulette.
AZ Halifax
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Sordy River items
Sondy River items
Miss Pattie Suffers, OF Venezuela,
Visits The f. L. Louis Family Here

Mrs. Nevyn Rankins and Nevyn,
Jr, Of Winston-Salem, NJ c.. spent
the week end with Mrs w B.
Gates.
Many Of the citizens of this com
immunity attended the Moose-Defen-
Iders picnic and the square dance
i'm Farmville Wednesday night The
stew and chicken were delicious,
1.-THE program stimulating and Of
great interest to many The square
dance made the old folks feel young
and the young folks as gay and
lightfooted as numphs.
/, Camele and Jay Crofton have re-
turned to their home in Norfolk
after spending most Of the summer
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
MIS-. E. j Smith
4 Mi and Mrs. Willie Gates of
Petersburg spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. w. b. Gates. Mrs. z. j.
Raiford visited the Basses.
/ Bruces Eat With Bruces
Mr. and Mis-. Thomas Bruce and
family. enjoyed a Saturday night
supper with Miss Mary Bruce and
John Bruce
Mrs F. l. Louis enjoyed a thrill
which She has not been privileged
TO enjoy but once before III the past
~ years. Her mother, Mrs f. c.
cramer. visited her Distance TO
foreign countries has prevented
more frequent visits. Other recent
Visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis were
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Miss Martha Bass Visits Relatives
In North Carolina And Georgia

guests of the Vaughans.
Mr and Mrs Alan Chenery. and
LII Gay and Miss Claudia Brad
straw have returned to their schools
IL Richmond after visiting Mrs. c.
J Bradshaw
Buddy Tretick, Of College Park.
Al2 was q week end guest in the
home \. Miss Judy Thrope
Yeats Family Has Guests
MI And Mrs Wallace Baldwin
and MIS- Matt Dalton. Of Lynch
burg Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeats
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Rice Items

Mr. and MES. James Foster of
Ecaneke visited Mrs Lena Morris
seite SUNDAY
Ms Danny Vaughan Shirley and
Jimmy were overnight guests OF
Nj and Mrs Jack Rutledge iq
Lynchburg Thursday and FRIDAY
MI and Mis-. Bernard Overton. 81
Halifax and Sam Bonduralt 81
Blaeksbure were recent guests Of
Nj and Mrs w. l. Vaughan. Mr.
ard Mrs Gene Swecker and chill
d.en, Of Arlington, Wge week enc
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port Nevis b. aad MIS-. b.Iy war
riner aad s3,t 1SillH nit and Nlls
Jack Caushy Af4 family AN III
Richmond, nd Dn ana Mrs Gavin
Ellis ahl daltHaieF Am. N Alcxan-
dria spaat NJ WafE end wlth H VI
Winston aad ATiaS ElIa winston
MRS. Karc 1sfafk spent we4k
in Richmond with relatives
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LEGAL NOTICES


/
n Complainant.
! VS. III Chancely
Frank Randolph. Sydney Ran
dolph. SKeeter Logan pinkie Lo-
gan Minnie Logan. jesse Logan.
Ethel Richards. Mary Robinson.
Pinkie Stokes Silas Randolph.
Leslie Logan Alice Logan. Ann
Randolph and all unknown heirs
at law Of Booker Randolph. de-
ceased, who are proceeded against
as Parties Unknown
( Order Of Publication
The object OF this suit is to eff
feet partition among the owners
by sale or otherwise OF that GER
tain lot OF land in the Town of
Farmville. Prince Edward County,
Virginia containing i2 acre. more
or less, and DESIGNATED al Lot No
29ll05 on the Town Map Of Farm
willie. Virginia made by K w Cat
hin, c. E.. and which was conveyed
ito Booker Randolph by deed
dated January 4 1911, from A. d
Watkins and wife. recorded IN d
iB 80 page 428 il the Clerks OF
flee oi Prince Edward County
lVa and ot which Booker RAN
dolph died seised ana possessed
4 An affidavit having been made
and filed that Minnie Logan. Jes-
se Logan Ethel Richards, Mary
Robinson. Pinkie Stokef. Silas
Randolph Leslie Logan, Alice
Logan, and Ann Randolph are
residents of the State Of Viz
.ginia. ana that there may be
llother heirs al law of Booker Ran
lldolph whose names and addresses
iIare unknown II is ordered that
lisaid nonresident defendants. and
1.-THE persons made defendants BY
1.-THE general description Of Part
lies Unknown" do appear within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and do what is neees-
sary to protect their interest in
this suit
4 HORACE ADAMS. CLERK
ANNIE MORING F'ALLWELL, D.
S-a3-+t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
4 ward County. July 81 1857.
4 ADRIAN BRUCE HAYDEN
I Complainant
| vs. In Chancery
ANNE PRICE HAYDEN.
\ Defendant
/ Order Of Publication
| The object Of this suit Is to OBJ
lltain for the Complainant from
1.-THE defendant a divorce from the
llbond OF matlimony on t h e
grounds Of desertion and adult
lltery
| An affidavit having been made
Land filed that the defendant,
Anne Price Hayden. is not resi-
dent Of the State Of Virginia, it Is
ordered that she do appear with
Hin ten days after due publication
lIof this order and do what may be
necessary TO protect her interest
Hin this suit.
Il HORACE ADAMS Clerk
INV. P HAY. JR.. p q.
SCAT
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Mrs r K seay ana AIRS. Luena
Yeats, Of Newport News, visited
MI. and MRS. Crawford Yeats sat
friday,
Mrs southan Farrar and Miss
NJ bel Vaughan spent Friday with
their Sister Mrs. r. B. Walthall
and Mr. Walthan.
Mrs G NJ Daniel, and children
Of Danville, who have been visiting
Mrs S. M. McNutt for two weeks.
returned home Friday Mrs. John
Davis. Of East Woodstock, Conn.
4 is visiting her mother. Mrs. McNutt,
and also visits her father who is a
! patient al Maple Lawn Nursing
Home at Blackstone.
Dinner guests Of Mrs. H. P. Brad
shaw Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
f T. Bondurant Mr.. and Mrs. w.
IS Weaver. Mrs. Southall Farrar.
Miss Mabel Vaughan and Jerry
jenkins
WIS IuhbdI tlsuS SlutntF
Mrs. johnson Hubbard. OF Farm
Vile spent the week end with her
mother. MS r ABradshaw.
Nh and Mrs, Danny Vaughan,
and Jimmy, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Foster III Prospect Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. James Foster. OF
Ninta,, ,rara n,e,,,i6,ht a,,aa,e -
Mrs. Jimmy Druen Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w S. Weaver, Mrs
Southall F'arrar and Miss M b /
Vaughan We're dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Jim Wilson Tuesday
Miss Bass Travels
Miss Martha Ann Bass spent last
week with her aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mr Bruce Alexander at
Waynesville N. c.. and is now visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Jim Hopkins.
and Mr. Hopkins. in Atlanta. Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers,
and family spent Saturday at
Moores Lake In Richmond with Mr.
and Mrs. M G. HIT.
NH and Mrs. Herman pape Of
Burkesilie Mr. and Mrs Danny
Vaughan Shirley and Jimmy. visit
ed Mn and Mrs. NJ. A. Ayles at
Fails Church Sunday
George Thrope. Of Acconlac, is
the expected week end guest ot his
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. R Thrope
Mrs Clyde Taylor. and children
q Fredericksburg. are spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. " S. Weaver Mrs Taylor
and children. were dinner guests Of
MI and Mrs Herman jenkins in
FaYn.Ville Tuesday
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tertained by their grandparents
Perhaps both but are sure they
art enjoying the week with MI and
MIS- DreWry Gates
Sharon Royal Ambassadors met
with 9. y Jones Friday night after
which they enjoyed q show At the
drive-in and refreshments later
Mrs W B. Gates, and Virginia.
visited Mr. and Mrs Jesse Gates
Of Guinea Mills Friday
John ana Billy Mint and Danny
Relish. Of Rockfall. Conn. spent
part Of last week with M and
MIS- Lewis ArmiStead
Dabney Amos spent Sunday WITH
MI and Mrs Anon Bass The
rain prevented them from attending
the annual USDB alumni picnc
at Charlottesville
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act as chairman of the Gov
eminent unit in the campaign
A memorandum from the
President to the heads of al
Executive departments anc
agencies, made public by the
White House late yesterday
follows:
This fall marks the second
annual, United Givers Fund
campaign held in the National
Capital area. In this great APP
peal are included the needs
of the Community Chest-Rec
Feather agencies, all of the
local chapters of the American
Red Cross. the USO and cer-
tain national health agencies
lao separate appeals united
into one.
THE United Givers Fund
campaign is the first of two
campaigns conducted among
us each year under the ap-
proved Federal service fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

raising policy. During this
campaign. all civilian and mill
tary personnel serving here are
given an opportunity to con-
tribute to the voluntary health
and welfare agencies which are
a basic part of Americas ira
dition of charity.
THE Hon. Fred A. Seaton,
Secretary Of the Interior, has
kindly consented to act as
chairman of the Government
unit of the United Givers Fund
campaign. I know everyone
will want to join him in making
this 1857 Embarrassing effort an
outstanding success"
Mr.. Seaton is a native of
Washington who later became
a newspaper and radio execu-
tive in Nebraska and Senator
from that State.
He will lead 10000 Govern
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active with the Women'S Board
of Providence Hospital. the
tuberculosis Association. the
Women's Club of Chevy Chase,
the Florence Crittenton Home
and the Christ Child Society
The last two organizations
share in UGF.
Mrs. Goodrich. a former So
cial worker. has held positions
with the District Health De-
partment and at ChiIdren's
House. a UGF agency.
Mrs. Hechinger served as a
regional co-ordinator in last
years UGF campaign. She is
active in the Inner Wheel Club
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Secretary seaton


ment volunteers in raising their
share Of the overall 81 million
goal. The money will be used by
the 40 voluntary health and
welfare services throughout the
National Capital Area who
share in the United Givers
Fund.
In the first UGF campaign
last October. Government en-
ployes raised Ills per cent of
their goal.
Three women long active in
civic and welfare work here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Mrs. Nathaniel N. Goodrich

her vice chairmen Mrs. Ma
thaniel H. Goodrich. 470s
Drummond avenue. Chevy
Chase, Md. and Mrs. John w
Hechinger, 1886 Chain Bridge
road NV. All three women
worked in last years initial
UGF campaign.
A member Of the UGF board
and past president of the Inner
Wheel Club. MRS. Monaghan
served last year as vice chair
man of the District Residen-
tial Unit. She also has been
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will fill top posts in the Dis
trict residential unit of the
United Givers Fund campaign
Mrs. Walter H. Judd, area
wide Residential Unit chair
man, and wife of the Mime
sofa Congressman. has an
nounced the appointment of
Mrs. Joseph c. Monaghan,
6346 Thirty-second street NV.
as chairman of the District
Residential Unit.
Mrs. Monaghan has named as
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Eisenhower Urges U. S.
AGENCIES to Back UGF

President Eisenhower has called all Government
partmens and agencies to help make the second annual
United Givers Fund campaign AN outstanding
the Washington
Secretary of Interior Seaton will
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SACRIFICE

N. rpften rssic5 S;s.sdarm 2;bsth HON.
shopping center where home values
are looming upward. Priced under
OF appraisal Of $4,000. Low down
payment. No agents please. Call ia.
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LOTS. ACREAGE SALE Cont. }
rRAiLERS

1913 TANDEM, 2s.5-ft. truck trailer,
van; insulated; small putt-putt;
good rubber; Baker; sleeper; alum
mum. ia. 2-4373.
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Tara-S28.95O

Tara-$28,9 $50
Williamshurg-style Cape Cod is
living rm. with fireplace and door
way to large screened porch. sepa-
rate dining room, de luxe equipped
kitchen with large separate break
fast area. BEDRM. AND BATH ON
LIST. FLOOR: 2 diversified bedrooms
and bath on End floor; full base
men .rs Sstachs sS,. ss Sa.s Level lot
maculate condition" Call o to 9.
METZT,ER IA S.@6gS
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

NEED GEORGETOWN PROPS. apt.
bldgs.. stores, houses. MICHAEL T
FABRIZIO, Real Estate, NO. 7-ba13.
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95O-FT. COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE,
S1s acres, on Palmer hwy. slated
for dual laning; / mi. from d. c.
line mr.. Safeway and new Giant
market distributing etrs.: $1,000
acre. Also other bargain ground
parcels; JACK COOPERSMITH, OF
10Th 81. NV, RE. 7-409R.
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BUS PRoRNT

c TR1sF light 10 SDg SSo
So. It., OF Rockville Pike adjoin-
ing Nee's Furniture store. All utils.
and streets in and ready to build.
For sale or will build for lease.
Full broker cooperation. DERMOT
NEE, HA. 7-7000.
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LorcOnn Lane

Den. bedrm. and bath, Gift. liv-
R iss T p Th NGFeP RM veil aef eos sEpA
kitchen, bedrm. all on LIST floor: 2
bedrooms and full bath on 2nd floor:
full basement; attached garage in
this cream-colored Cape Cod
beauty on tree-studded lot. Priced at
$26.500. Owner says sell! Call 8 to
8. METZIER. la h-7h1n
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FOR LEASE

10000 50. IT. of commercial space
in new. modern aforementioned
building now planned for construc-
near d. c. line adjacent to 3N0-car
parking lot; suitable for restaurant.
drugstore. beauty parlor, cleaning
store, insurance agency, light indus
trial or any commercial use. Will
lease all or part
ROBIN REALTY co.
RIA. a-o0OR
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR REM

15,O0O-FT. BUILDING suitable for
Between Bethesda and RoSSsi iIs
15.000-sq. IT. warehouse or indus
trial building adjacent. Call FUR
MAN BUILDERS, OIL. 4-3250.
ATTENTION ELECTRONIC organl-
cation. Lee. building, US. /, Col
lege Park, Md. so IT. 123 IT,;
1000 SO. It,; paved parking. nc
columns. Also ideal for wholesale
or retail outlets using CT or CT
coming. Call zARPAS, WA. 7-41S6;
evenings, ia. 9-7523.
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BUSINESS PROP WANTED

PLANT FOR USE AS LAUNDRY
Metro. Area: street trafic unneces-
sary: 1000 to 800 50. IT. Call
any time. JU. 9-06S5,
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ARLINGTON

Suites and single rooms in mod
ern aforementioned once building
Parking space available.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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SILVER SPRTNC

Two-room ONCE, immediate occu.
pancy. modern air-conditioned ele-
vator office building. EIG a. Nc
KEEvER. Fig Bldg. JU $4,000.
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SHOPPING?
Jack Blair
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for Q to 8 acres.
more or less. in the Wheaton or
Md II ground is not now zonedI
commercial. our clients will pur-
chase. subject to coming. Call Miss
Deliz with JAMES L. DIXON al
Co ST 3-7oOO Ewes NO 7-5040
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VIENNA

In this ACKNOWLEDGEMENT exclu-
home; lev. wood 1a-acre lot. Only
$4,000 Reas. terms.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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STORES FOR RENT

MEDICAL CENTER, 927 10th st
n.w.--1,S00 50. IT,: less than So &c
50. IT.. excellent for professional
or semiprofessional business. RE
7-66S1.
POTOMAC. MD. SHOPPING CENTER
New store and once space avail
able IN fast-growing community
Size Of space and rental price flex-
ible. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC,
Potomac Once. OIL. 4-6333.
1917 EYE STREET N.W.-store-
room with large display window
directly opposite railways Bus
Terminal. A prominent and con-
venient midtown location Rental,
sos. ROBERT W. SAVAGE, 5l4
Union Trust Bldg. Ma. s-3630.
EASTOyER SHOPPING CENTER
Delicatessen only: store, 30xIO0:
Top location. Available next fall
after opening Of End section.
sto sssnt wilma tenant c.ns cyns e s5gs5
CORP. 80 Oxon Run dr., Wash. ri,
10. 7-1Ol6.
15,O00-FT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Between Bethesda and Rockville
$4,000, SO f.; Warehouse. or in
FURMAN BUTLpERs, oil. $3.50
LEE HWY. mr.; Glebe rd;-store,
decoTats. Call WEISSBERG BROS
REALTY. ia $4,000.
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
FEET, ,tAIRR1GoNDITIONED N
LARGE MODERN Sc. SHOPPING
CENTER, FOR FURTHER INFOR.
NATION. CALL 10. 2-015l.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

8 TO 4 ACRES, preferably with
! about 10000 So, 4; bldg. area; for :
access necessary; within radius Of
80 miles of WASHINGTON: will buy
or lease Write MORRIS ABRAMS.
atty, 200 woodward Bldg, Wash.
d. c.
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Lovely section where similar homes
are for sale at $4,000 and UP.
This owner needs quick sale. The
oppor. to purchase fine 3-bedrm.
rambler right. Call at once.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SIESTA KEY, sARAsOTA-For rent
month or season. 8 bedrms., 2-bath
rambler, 80 yds. from beautiful
gulf sand beach. Excel. fishing ana
bathing. Box l05-X, Star.
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members the FIRST time she
saw the new, not-yet-reno-
waited apartment furnishings:
Il thought Doreen had lost
her mind. I can say now, they
looked awful then"
In fact, sometimes this care
full shopper didn't even know
what she was getting. She
bought one chair believing 1t
to be upholstered in blue, but
when she removed the great
layers Of dust. she discovered
authentic petit-point-nothing
to sneeze at.
What Doreen means by "un-
doing" q piece Is this: Strip
ping it down de, removing all
finish with a commercial
stripper). bleaching it and
sanding 1t.
Most Of her furniture is
then "antiqued." To achieve
this muted effect, she paints
the piece the desired color
Cactually . little brighter
than desired"): streaks or rubs
it with Z mixture Of turpen-
tine. oil and one Of the UNI
bers; gives 1t . coat Of clear
varnish: rubs 1t down with
steel wool. and then finishes
1t with another coat Of varnish.
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APARTMENT WITH ELEGANCE
Ingenious Doreen
Un-didT 1t Herself

secondhand. most were ac-
quired in the past two months.
and the dollar-saving result
is q look Of easy elegance.
OF course. there Is more to
1t than poking through cob
webs and haggling with deal
ers. CHaggling. by the way. 10
q special art. The Italian
chandeliers-and-an man
hears very well but finds it
convenient not to-especially
when I ask how much less
he'll take for something" says
accomplished haggler O'Neil)
Just as important as buying
the furniture, she points out,
is learning how to undo it
yourself" The piece. as 1t
comes from the store, is
usually UNIT for company use.
How the owner "un-does" 1t
makes all the difference.
One Of Doreen's friends re-
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BY AMELIA YOUNG

One day last April q chic
young Capitol Hill secretary
wandered into the shop Of an
Italian chandelier-maker. She
wasn't looking for q chande-
lier; what she wanted was q
lamp base.
What she bought was q Sec
ond-hand sofa. And she got 1t
"a beautiful blue silk sofa
for q song.
Ever since. Miss Doreen
ONeil has been avidly ex-
ploring Washington antique
stores. Her important discov-
cry: There are more good buys
in dusty corners than the aver
age career girl dreams Of.
Those who doubt It should
see this career girls new
Woodley road apartment with
its graceful French-style fur
niture. AL the pieces are
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catching pieces in her apart
ment are: A small side chair
upholstered in pink patterned
silk c'perhaps the most gen.
uine French piece in here~:
a water green Gale lamp,
which was marked down be-
cause of a small crack in the
base; a coffee table with an
Continued on Page Dill, Col 5
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She may brush on powdered
gold highlights with velour.
In the case of her three
Directoire dining room chairs
(Which cost her only $40
each). she has taken the
frames down to the natural
honey colored wood. then
simply given them q varnish
finish.
Antique hunting and reno
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waiting has been taking up
most Of Doreen's free time in
the past few months and she
isn't finished yet. A painstak-
ing artist. she says, They're
a terrible disease. antiques
are" and, I'D rather do this
than eat, almost"
In addition to the lovely
petit-point chair and pale
blue sofa, some Of the eye
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1907 = 7h Sk 18th 3 G '3Ii1 i4sh '44S, CONN
'siLvER SPRING. Nd open $50 to Daily
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Open 9:3O to . Thurs, Fri.
CLARENDON VA. Open $50 to . Mon. Thurs, Fri.
SEVEN CORNERS. Va. Open $50 to $50 Mon Thurs ri
FOR ALL SToRES PHONE DI. T-6JO
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FORD 's5

Suburban Cadillac-Old
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. OIL. 6-7700
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MOTORS

CADILLAC $50 Sedan de vile
very extra, full power. ON air,
,ond;, black nnish, Wv. tires
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'40

= = - = -
Cheap tran, ~ only 500.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
co, s.sitsSg' Open r'r' = sSsIe, Sun. u io-s
CHEvh0LET 1865 Bel Air sports
SI:cs HS tn'sS. sIr's, "a 9sS Sno snow tires ..i
buy 9i.095. Pvt. OWNER, VIII.
CHEVROLET 1885 Bel Air e-dr (:
black and white, auto. trans, 4.
and h., white tired. l3,2bO mi, {.
nearly new, $1,000. WA. 7-47bb
CHEVROLET '62 Bel Air hdtp (;
r, and h.. pg.; ideal second car.
Needs no repairs. 20, 2-pe60.
CHEvROLET 1851 Special De Luxe
eedAn:r. and h., perfect. pass any
inspection, terms, S2b dn.. $50
mo. Roper. LA. 6-27O0.
cHEvRoLET 1857 Bel AR sport
sedan; black: fully equipped; eK-
ceptlonally clean; only s2,2sb: ccc
Capitol Cadillac-O -Olds Co.
|I2e4 2and 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
CHEVROLET 'bB Impala coupe
hardtop V-H; auto. fully equip. /:
$50 act. mites: diplomat leaving.
will accept reas. ofief. co. b-l036.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
AuromollEs roa SALE AuToMoDMls ron SALE MARAADUKE

CHEgkOLET 1858 ntf Air cdr;
radlq heater powsrelids, 2.tQns 1.
condition. SITS down. take over
pagmNnis at local bank; iInmedi-
ate delivery. Cali 10, 4-60J6.
CHEv, s57 Bel AIR A-dF. hafdtpp
6-eyl tone Ereen, z and n
iIiss 1000 mt diplomat owner;
Evening star., 1957-12-22

cHEvRoLET SO s-Syl. e-dr.: j
owner: si.ss5. OIL. 4-OS03.
CHEVROLET 1857 a-passenger sta
tioa wagon VS.. powereiidt. fully
equipped: original owner. less than
5000 miles. $3.50. NE. c-34i9
or IA. asset.
CHEVROLET 81 e-dr: std shift.
heater, superior ccnd Must sell
this week. cR. 3-2iOS.
CHEW. 81 sedan delivery; very
clean. Two to choose from. Ss95.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
THACKER MOTORS

18th and R. l. ave. NE. la. 6-es3o
CHEVROLET 1854 4-dr. station
wagon; z. and h.; new-car eonoi-
tion. Ssf5. SJ0.sO q month. FALLS
CHURCH De Soto-Plymouth, Lee
hishwav at Hillvood ave. JE. =
JIM
Evening star., 1957-12-22
FORD

DODGE 'S3 coronet "6'' sedan
gyromatic. r and h, turn signals
seat covers; clean inside and out