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BOYD. KATHERINE. on Thursday.
EqErst Hei SoYD s S.os.a mother Rs
Of CLARENCE A. and James Boyd, sister
OF Fted Tabor Of PITTSBURGH, Pa:
Es snsy' T saSGr oHs Ss0 ono
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV,
after ; pm. Saturday. August 3
, parking oppositel where services
a 2 am. Interment osorss wash
ington Cemetery.
BREWER, NIXON ALFRED. on
cisVeaad e clInis Hospital pSS q cles ses
land, Ohio. NIXON ALFRED BREWER
asS sO oh s%0i iSISer Fs cf Hfns
Eaton Brewer. father Of Mrs. james
Hamm and Gerald Francis Brewer
q r.T A1ns sSd N.m Nancy PSson MI sa.sa
q cieyeisnd. ohi s Mrs. a;on russell assi
Donovan o. albany. Ga: Charles
Nixon Brewer OF Pittsburgh, Pa. and
Mrs. Thomas Bachmann Of Milwaukee.
Wis: son OF j. Hammond and the
Mrs. MRS s sernss R kFsMsr R Re aso Is
S survived by seven grandehildren.
neral Home. 2Stz Wilson blvd. Ar
nfAReohe w. aAtCA uuOH SATURDAY
August 3. where funeral services
VIII be held on Monday. August 5.
At II an. lnterment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
BROWNING. donna 4. (NELLIE). on
Friday. August .. 1867, donna E,
tNELLIE) BROWNING Of ST. Long
fellow st. NV. the beloved mother
Of Clara e. Harding and sister Of
Miss Clara v Baden. Funeral serv-
ices at the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc. on
Tuesday August o, at IL noon.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry s
BURKETT. FRANK 7. On Saturday,
August 3. 1857, FRANK r BURKETT
Of 1852 Trinidad ave. me-. WASH
ington, D.. c.. beloved husband of
Marie Burkett and brother Of Ethel
Field Of philadelphia, Pa. Services at
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville, Md, on Tues
day, August s. at l.15 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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DEWEY A. The oficers and
members OF Ruth Chapter
Number !. o. z. s., are
hereby notified OF the death
= OF BROTHER DEWEY A.
> DAVIS. Members may call
at Hines Funeral Home.
2g0l 14th st. NV, after
n Sunday. AuRust 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Late Planners Still
Get Wide Choices
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, JR.
The Stars Travel Editor

This is the time of the when Americans fulfilling
their vacation dreams Perhaps half million
families left their homes yesterday for or two or
three carry out vacation plans inspired long IL
months Millions already back home, their
wanderlust satisfaction time Other millions are antici-
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Craftsmen Hold
Fair July 1913
In the Poconos

STROUDSBURG. Pa.-Out-
standing craftsmen from all
sections Of Pennsylvania will
demonstrate their abilities and
show their products at the 10th
annual State Craft Fair, July
26. q and % at East Strouds-
burg, in the famed Poconos re-
sort area.
Looms. potters' wheels. FORCES,
lathes and other equipment
used by the craftsman will be
set up on the green campus Of
East Stroudsburg so that they
can show the public how they
go about their work.
The Craft Fair, will be open
from 10 am. to 10 pm, July Is
and q. and l pm. to 6 pm,
July %. A fashion show, in
which members will model
clothing which they have woven
on their own looms, and tailored
into stylish apparel, will be
held at 2 pm. on July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Resort
Developed

WINNIPEG - Manitoba'S
Falcon Lake resort-the prov
ince's newest summer recrea-
ton area. developed by the
government of Manitoba - is
expected to attract a large
number of American visitors
this summer.
Strategically located on the
a ll-wea ther Trans-Canada
highway, 88 miles east of Win
nipeg. it is within four hours
driving time of the United
States border via international
Falls, Mimi, and within three
hours driving time from Penn
bina, N. Oak.
Picnic, playground, tent and
trailer areas have been COM
pleted and are equipped with
modern conveniences. A public
dock. bathing houses. beach
pavilion and dining room, and
improved and extended beach
and shoreline are ready for
use.
Modern motel and hotel &C
commodations will be available
in the area. A shopping center,
ice house. service station and
bus depot will be operated.
A picturesque l8-hole golf
course of championship stand
ard will be ready for use this
fall. and a clubhouse is slated
for completion BY 1853.
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|Cunard Liners
TO Sail From
Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK, Va.-The Cunard
Line will offer six passenger
sailings from Norfolk to Liver
pool via New York in August,
September, october and No
vember, the line has announced.
The 14,000-ton sister ships
Media and Parthia will embark
passengers at the Imperial
Docks, Norfolk. They will call
at New York one day later and
sail on the third day for Liver
pool, England. In 1856, Cunard
scheduled four passenger sail
ings from Norfolk by the same
vessels.
The new schedule calls for
the Media to sail from Nor
folk on August %, September
IS and october %, with the
Parthia departing on Septem-
Der IL, October 9 and Novem-
Der. 6.
Sailing from Norfolk on
Wednesdays, passengers will
arrive in New York the next
day, and will have an opportu-
nifty for sightseeing Thursday
afternoons and evenings in
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Florida Trains
Filling Up

Rail travel to Florida is ex-
pected to establish a new
high volume during July and
August. judging from coach and
Pullman reservations now on
the books Of Seaboard Railroad.
The roads Florida stream
liners. the Silver Meteor and
Silver Star, are carrying capac-
ity loads of vacationers bound
for the ocean and gulf play
grounds of the State, according
to Edward Plack, general pas
senger agent.
Reduced Florida coach-travel
fares. in effect to November
is, are credited with stimulat-
ing this Florida travel increase.
These bargain fares are in
corporated into Seaboard's all
inclusive package vacation"
Seaboard is offering a wide
variety of packages" to a
number of popular Florida sea-
coast resorts as well as at many
Of the beaches along the Gulf
coast.
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Georgetown CDel.) airport and
Cape May, Wildwood, leaves
here at $3.50 pm. daily.
Atlantic City has three daily
round-trip flights departing
Washington at 1890 am. and
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Allegheny Airlines has many
flights to the mountain and
lake resorts throughout Penn
sylvania, including Lake Erie,
Eagles Mere, the PoconoS via
Scranton-Wilkes Barre airport
and many other vacation spots.
The reservation staff at Al
legheny Airlines has been in
creased to handle summer
traffic and is available to help
plan a vacation or trip by air.
To tie in with vacations and
future travel, Allegheny Air
lines has announced its new
Saturday all day family plan
fares in addition to the regular
Monday noon family fares. The
head Of the family can take his
family Except dependents over
81 years ODD for only one-half
of the regular fare.
Rental cars are available
at all points on the Allegheny
system.
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pating their trips in the i'm
mediate weeks ahead.
With half the season gone, it
is a bit late to start planning
a summer vacation. Yet there
are some in today's travel pic
ture who must work out their
plans from scratch. And they'll
come up with something good.
Summer Not Lost
Unless they develop over
night some strong convictions
about precisely where and when
they want to go and set too
modest a maximum on the
amount they are willing to pay,
the summer is far from lost.
With luck and persistence. they
might even make it to Europe.
There's always the family
car, of course, permitting a
See America" vacation in any
direction. A stop almost any
where by mid-afternoon assures
a roof over their heads and
clean beds every night and
three square meals a day. Also
air conditioning and swimming
pools. today's modern motels
being what they are. But put
the thought Of an automobile
vacation aside for now. What's
left? Much.
How should the late planner
go about reaching the most
satisfying choice. Well, he
might be holding the key in
his hands. Consult the resort
and travel ads. Get some ideas,
the more the better. Here are
a few:
Cape Cod. The Rockies. A
dude ranch (they have them in
the East. too. Florida's sum-
mer bargains. or the Carib-
beams. Hawaii, New York, Mex
leo City. Montreal. A st. Law
renee cruise, or a Great Lakes
liner. Lakes of Maine or Min
nesota. Bermuda or Nassau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Cancel Boy
To Expand

ST. JOHN, Virgin Islands,
Construction of an additional
20 suites at Cancel Bay Planta-
ton will be started immed-
lately to meet the increased
demand for accommodations on
this Caribbean island.
The new group of rooms,
raising the total for the in
formal beach resort to SO
rooms, are to be ready for
the coming winter season,
Allston Boyer. president OF
Cancel Bay Plantation, has
announced.
Facing the main beach OF
Cancel Bay, the new suites will
be in a low two-story structure
of contemporary design, follow
ing the architecture of the new
beachfront suites. Each suite
will have a private entrance
its own patio, tiled bath. and
bedroom and lounge areas.
The resort is operate d
throughout the year.
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Dover Opens
'CouchoteI'

DOVER, England. "A new
concept in notes.-the worlds
first "coachotel" - has been
opened to the public in this
channel port.
1t was specifically designed
to handle the motor coach traf-
f1c passing through to and
from France, according to the
British Travel Association.
Built along spare, modern
istic lines, the coachotel con-
sists Of two contrasting struc-
tures-a low-lying fiat section
housing the reception Office.
dining room and lounges. and
75-foot-high block contain
ing AZ bedrooms, each with its
private balcony overlooking the
Straits of Dover. 1t is called
the Dover Stage"
Within a short drive from
Dover are coastal resorts such
as Margate and Broadstairs. as
we'll as Canterbury, the ancient
cathedral city.
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GLACIER PARK LODGE OFFERS
4th DAY FREE TO GUESTS

EAST GLACIER PARK. Neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Glacier Park Lodge have announced THE fourth day is
on U.S."
Don Knutson operator of the Glacier Park Co. said
that all guests who remain at the 200-room hotel four
days will be charged for only three
The reduction is to apply to sunmerlong guests too
said Mr. Knutson, adding that the plan includes meals
well lodging.
The Glacier Park Lodge is next largest of the
companys several hotels lodges motes and cabin camps
Offering the American pan the lodge lists prices for
both food and lodging from $2 to sic EACH two persons
to
Glacier Park Lodge is on the main transcontinental
line of the Great Northern Railway.
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Special Events Tighten
Space in Europe's Cities

A number of special events,
conventions, and gatherings are
scheduled in Europe during the
height of the tourist season,
and in the areas involved, good
rooms-or any room at all
will be hard to come by. Areas
which at certain times will be
particularly pressed are those
in the following list:
Athens: Festival, August /
to September 6.
Belgium: A Congress Of Neu-
rology. July 81 to q.
Dublin: International Horse
Show, August 5 to 10.
Edinburgh: Music Festival,
August 18 to September 7.
Florence: Fashion Show, July
% to 81.
Geneva: Geneva Festival,
August 8 to IL.
London: American Bar Asso-
citation Meeting, July % to 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

Lucerne: International Music
Festival, August II to Septem-
Der Z.
Paris: American Legion Con
vention. September 81 to Octo-
Der /; Automobile Show, Octo-
Der 3 to IA.
Rome: Dental Congress, Sep
TENDER 6 to IA.
Salzburg: Music Festival
July 81 to August 81.
Vienna: Atomic Conference
all Of August.
Zurich: World Congress oil
Psychiatry. September to 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

The Adirondacks or the Po-
,conos.
Flexibility Serves
Late as it is, the mentioning
opportunities still available are
too numerous to crowd into a
lifetime of summers. So it is
never too late unless your ideas
are fixed on a place of limited
facilities and great popularity.
Flexible desires solve that.
To get late plans squared
away quickly, take several of
the most appealing ideas to a
travel agent. Talk them over,
A late reach into the grabbing
could bring forth a memorable
prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Corning Gloss Center
Draws More Tourists

CORNING. N. Y.-The Corn
ing Glass Center. which attracts
more than 100000 visitors
every year. set a new attend
ance record in the first six
months of 1857.
The aforementioned Corning
Glass Center is open through
out the year every day except
Mondays from $3.50 TO 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Bus to Bur Hurbor

NEW YORK. - Through di-
rect service between New York
City and Bar Harbor, Me-, with
ferry connections to Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia. has been inaugu-
rated by Greyhound Lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Allegheny Adds Flights
To Seoshore Resorts

Allegheny Arines recently increased flights to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Wildwood Rehoboh Beach and Ocean City,
Md, to handle shore traffic.
One roundtrip flight serving Ocean City, Md. through
Salisbury Md airport leaves Washington at 2:30 pm daily
with additional return flight available.
round-rp fight which Rehoboth Beach through
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HOSE

Garden-Fire-Suction
%5-ft Garden Hose as low as ST.
j. H. GICHNER
25l3 NJ St. NV. EX, 3-3527
HOSPITAL BED. adjustable both
ends: eood cond: S25. LU 2-s020.
IRONER, Apex cabinet tvpe: price,
S"5 VIII. 6-9i46; ewes. or week
ends.
IRONER, Ironrite. In very good con-
dition. extra cover and instruction
book. $3.50. AP. 7-S29S.
KEY CUTTING MACHINE (auto-
mattel ike new 500 Independent
make. 1924 NJ st. NV.
KITCHEN CABINETS. wood or
metal: up TO 500 on. Cali MR..
WILSON, at LA. ti-55T3, after $40
an, weekdays only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
WASHING MACHINE
Wringer type. good cond.: $40.

WASHING MACHINE, Maytag auto.
late model. very good cOnd, ress.
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FvRNITURE uNcLAIMED.chais
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = NJ

OPEN FRIDAY
Big bargains for better Grade OF
furniture. LARGEST selection In Wash
ington. Hundreds Of items 10 choose
from. Tables. chairs. bookcases.
corner cupboards. tea wagons Very
special deaeons. benches. various
sizes II you don't hnd what you
want ys vii ILL., T .IWry ybat si g9S need
Hrs. sun. 10 to 5: Thurs. . TO
0. other days, 0 70 4 Teiephone
RE 7-7924. You viii md plenty OF
parking today.
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SOFA. mod. apiece sectional. coral:
rug. wool twist, 1Ox12. sray. UN.
s eass d Pqns aa.er Dh ssSs Sth oa ss
window fan. extra chairs. all per-
feet eond. Best offer. RA. 6-33Sl
SOFA-old Virginia Duncan Phyfs
nah. sofa. lounge chair, slip COWS. ;;
like new; sacrifice. WO. 6-3l94.
SOFA, club, top grain leather, prac.
tically new. 3l7 Cafritz Bldg. st
3-BSS0.
STEEL CABLE AND CHAIN, all sizes
at less than half wholesale. GIcH-
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GUNS

GUNS-12-gauge pump, 20 bolt
action repeater: shells for both,
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GAS HEATERS

~ ~ ANA - v ~ In
Apt. size. 's1b up. BLOCKS, l746
Lee hwy, ia. s-h700; 4BiS Balti-
more ave. WA. 7-550l,
GAS STOVE. Kenmore; large table,
top type used 3 months; peri. con.
citizen, ss5. Phone Fleetwood A.
GENERATORS. STARTERS. $3.50
UP: Ice. assort:; cleo. motor repairs
4lst ". Carly, 1908 18th, NO.
GOLF CLUBS. spaulding Krofite
woods, Burke irons; Mcuregor bag;
$5O. OIL. 4-l737
GOLF CLUBS. bag. hickory set. $40;
woods, 3 irons, bag mixed metal,
$50; also l II set. LU. 4-sa63 :
GRANDFATuERs CLOCKS (twol.
solid mahogany; can be seen at
1904 n. Nelson st., Arlington. Va.
] block from Kann's store.
GREETING CARD RACKS, like new;
nir,eemrndnus bargain. CIRCLE, dld
GROB SAW, heavy duty, for wood
or metal shop; $3.50. WI AMID
GUITAR, model DIS Martin: sells
S5b: Ike new sos. TENDER s.
ola d 1t. NV. RE, 7-abs3.
GUITAR. electric, 500 Rollihex
\ x; "a Y5 mil, like new, Si05
DU 5.b604
GUITAR Fender telecaster and
case. never used Cost sea-, sell
for S15O, DE luxe amp. cost Sl35
sell for $50, JE. 4-2i03
Gun. WILDCAT. go NJ. Mag, i-I2.
20" Pfeifer med heavy barrel,
Monte Carlo stock without scope
and mounts, 500: with scope and
sale. JE 3.hD20,
GUNS, ANTIQUE: 1908 Brown Bess
1915 Flintlock 1879 Iiarpers Ferry
MAYNARD primerl, 1880 Enheld
$50 Enneld. 1854 SprinFfield; en-.
tire collection including 2 gun
racks. sib0. Wo. B-80OS.
GUNS = steye1s, Springfield .e2
q. AUTO rife with telescope, Saw.
age model 22O comb. 1880 rid.
and. 20 gauge shotgun and SavaeS
Model 72O Gtito. &c cause shotgun
After 10 an. Wo. o.1620.
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CoLLECTORs-HUNTERs

GUNS
Observation-Disclosures
Many types, rare and modern guns
and ammo. at extremely low prices,
YE OLD HUNTER
I23 s. Strand toff King st. at the
river. Alexandria. Va. XII. 0-21O3.
HARDWO0Ds SALE, Mon, Tues,
Wed. All kinds, l5rS OF. 1920
Wilson blvd, ia. ALBA. RUcKER
HEATERS, ranges. stoves; new, used !:
gas. oil, coal. wood, cleo. ACME
STOVE, I0li nth n W.. Ma. $500
HIDE-A- BED, Simmons. excellent
condition. no. 2-5l66.
ARKAY Flo. s2s; FL-So, $40.
SIS. Np y N 500 Eico'" $40;
FIN TUNERS. Se5, etc. Why buy
from catalog? In stock; Lansine,
sessFa,s stsn n, .nsr and oo NorsSo
Intosh, Orommes, BogeH. tuners
and amplifiers. REX O-Kut. Garrard
and components, changers and ia
bles., Plenty free engineering advice.
Trades wanted and for sale Budget
terms. EMCO WHOLESALERS, 1923
Eidler topp, rear Sears in Silver
Spring.. Also open ewes, Mon,
Thurs. and Fri. JU. 5-1SO0.
nlaFI record PLAYER, oarrard Rc-S0
$40; Brooks FIN tuner. $50. cal
CT. 6-3O25 after pm.
HI-FI TAPE RECORDER, l8-mm
sound protector; Polaroid Land
camera; all In good cond. ia,
HI-FI SET. 17-cu.-ft. freezer. kit.
cabinet. small chest. platform
rocker; all must go, JU. 7-gl6l.
HI-FI. University 6a0i coaxiai In
Jensen C.fai, bass reflex $50
HI-FI, HARRISON. inspired lb-ineh
speaker enclosure, A-inch ply. AS
semble, unfinished. $50. UN 4-364i
HI-FI. Kiipsch enclosure: s4.inch
mehoganv plvwood. New. OF
4-5793.
HOCKEY SKATES. Alfred johnson
mems hardtoe g pairsl, almost
new. Call Elmwood 0-3640.
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MIscEL. SALE Cont
FURNISHINGS

Good used furn.. from nice. NV.
homes, ct prices lower than private
sales. Modern bedrm.. like new.
SI75s NAH. dr0p-leaf ext. tble..
pads, SIS, nah. secy.. $40; six
ladder back chairs, $54; .Hide-A-Bed.
S55; sofa bed. S23; chairs. drop.
leaf tables; mapls chests dressers,
prices abbott and landon. 40iO
Albemarle ST, NV. dag. across
OPEN SUNDAY 90 PM
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WASHER. G-E wringer type, auto
matte pump; good condition; $50.
TU. 2-3348.
WASHER. late model, fully auto
matte. good condition. $50. Ii. T.
WASHER. Easy spindrier; crib and
nigh ehsir; all excel. cond.; reas.
WASHER. Kenmore de luxe. wringer,
timer and pump; late model. cata-
log list S124 so. Looks, works like
new. S45. LA. 10000.
WASHERS AND DRIERS-New 1857
models: big sayings for cash buy
ers. PARAMOUNT CO., 22O2 Ca.
ave. NV. HU. $4,000.
WASHER AND DRIER-I955 Maytag
washer and Westinghouse dfier:
W AsHING MACHINE. Bendix
EESsenomat; IN washing condition:
WASHING MACHINE, d-E, Wringer.
Type, pump; good cond.: $50. WA.
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore auto
savef; p SoeS snnd tyne with guys
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore,
auto; reas. priced. Ii. 3-4SO7.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spinner,
$40. 10. 4-6d46.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore,
automatic, 1850 model. JU. 7-b573.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. S45;
Regency sofa, 500; child's cleo.
organ, $40. GL. h-9130.
WASHING MACHINES. used, rebuilt;
guaranteed; all kinds; $ly.gh up.
ACME STOVE CO., l0li 18th NV.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix comb.
washer or dryer, excel. cond. WA.
7-2B3S.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag auto,
late model. very good cOnd., ress.
WA. 7-7SRl.
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small and stair carpet. also 1 pair
rose Grapes, reas. 10. s-5l33.
RuGS-Beautiful Karastan. Qx15;
also LanRma. throw rug; excel.
cond. OIL, 2-6s64.
RUGS (2l rose wiltons. all wool;
each pxl2 with cushions, fair con-
dition $50 each. AID. 4-61S7 after
10 am
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OIL PAINTINGS
PAPER

HAFEH
I6-lb, white Atlantic bond: S5xl |,
punched TO ft J-rinR binder; pc
per Team, cash and carry. ATLAS
PRESS. bl2 9th St. NV.
| PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER. Solar.
manufactured by Burke a James.
Reasonable. IA. 5-S05D,
PHOTOsTAT-No. 2, lights, dryer,
Complete units. "a" trimmer. Con-
trast paper. lixl4 camera. MA. g.
PIANO. 81" steinway grand. mahoe-
any; recently rebuilt. excel, eond.
Cash or terms, XII. 9-l22s IL
PIANOS Clearance sale. large Sc.
lection, upriehtS. spinets and con.
soles. trade-ins used and hool
samples large reduction for clear
ance on all stocks OF famous make
pianos Easy terms arranged open
I'll . pm, KITS Alexandria store
202t MI Vernon ave-, Alex, Va
No parking problem.
cond'; $3.50. JU. 5-OOOs,
PIANO, medium sized upright; plain
mahogany case; reconditioned. WA.
7-ll7D.
PIANO. restyled refinished, tuned.
Looks like console but has full
tonai quality OF upright. Cost S4O5.
viii sell for x27b, A fine instru-
nlent FOR. the discriminating usei
WA. T-l4S0
PIANO, player. Gulbranson, with
mandolin attach. and bench. incl.
several rolls. Sl50. EV. 4.647B.
PIANOs--JoRDANs have q new
plano store at 24l5 Princess Anne
Street, Fredericksburg, Va. IPhone
OF pianos and organs for sale and
rent. Store hours. lg:3n to . pm,
at night Park In front.
PIANO Lovely Chickering baby
SCOT tS2 700 new Terms. so. D.
bUbU.
PIANOs--Severa fine grands, Stein
way, Emerson. Schem0cher Com
plet0ly renewed. ia. 2.a5l2
PIANO--Cable Nelson spinet with
eel cond SjSb. liz. i-4ls5.
PIANO-.5-ft. conover grand, compl.
rtc0nd beaut. natural walnut cab.
met, concert pitch. S375 or best
0tier Terms. 10. 0-B2Du.
PIANO Medium upright, good
cond needs tuning 500 Also cleo.
stove, reirig. Both $50. CIR. j.
1864.
PIANO--Baby erand BY Baldwin,
perfect cond, real buy at $500
HE. 4.n2b1.
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet, only slight
~ used aid newly guaranteed $40.
just one Of many great values
kits GIANT PIANO SALE.
Terms, KITS, 1880 q st. NV,
RE. 7.o2l2
PIANO--smail spinst, el7bi cleo.
stove, apt. sise. S2b AID 4-L3i2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
KITCHENS
Complete Efficiency Units
KITCHEN CABINETS
WAREHOUSE SALE
DISPLAY MERCHANDISE

Sink tops. odd lot disposals, kitchen
cabinets Of various types. specially
priced from 81 Oh. Brand-neW gar.
baEe disposais In factory cartons. s3t
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
Sincerely yours,
Levorn Mccain
149O8 Leavitt
Harvey, Illinois
May 8, 1857

Dear Mrs. Powell,
I have chosen you as my fav-
orite teacher, because I thought
you were SO nice to me- I don't
know how well you remember
me, but T was in your room in
the fifth grade. Mrs. Brock is
my home room teacher. Mrs.
Robertson my English teacher de-
cided that we should write to
our favorite teacher. I thought
that it was very good idea.
Very truly yours,
Ruth Poindexter
Q Continued next week.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-05-18
Very truly yours,
Dasphreen Sartin
1898 Springfield
Robbins, Illinois
May 2, 1857

Dear Mrs. Robertson,
To me you are just like my
mother you will talk to us so
that it will help later on in life
You tells nus to be kind to
grown ups and speak with good
English. You are to us as if we
were one of your owns. In all
of your teaching, I have learned
you don't get by, by getting
angry at grown up when they
are repremanding you. 1t only
helps us later on in life you are
trying to tell us and show us
where we got to. This is from
my heart and soul.
Your very truly,
Sylvia Williams