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Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
TO EVALUATE
HIGH SCHOOL
Committee of Fourteen to
Start Evaluating School
Next Monday
THREE-DAY TASK

A committee of fourteen will
be present in the Smyrna High
School next week for the purpose
of evaluating the school. Chair
named by Mr.. Emerson P. Slacum
of North Bethesda Junior High
School, the committee will study
the school program, staff, build
ings, curriculum and outcomes,
rating each area on a five point
scale. High schools in the Unit
ed States that wish to be accred-
tied by the Middle States Asso-
ciation of Schools and Colleges
must undergo an evaluation every
10 years. The evaluation commit
tee will arrive in Smyrna Sunday
afternoon, starting their work
with a study of the Educational
Needs Of Youth, and the schools
philosophy. The evaluators will
meet the faculty at 8 am. on
Monday, February 18th in the
High School Library. During
the day the evaluators will meet
with students, faculty, and visit
classes. On Monday evening the
evaluators will have a special
meeting with the Smyrna Board
of Education, Mrs. Margaret M.
O'Neill, president. On Tuesday
the faculty will have tea for
the evaluators in the High School
Library at $3.50, and the P.T.A.
will have representatives from
the community to meet the evalu-
ators in the evening. The three
day evaluation of the~school will
be concluded with an oral report
to the faculty on Wednesday,
February 18th, while a complete
written report of the findings will
be forwarded to the school as
soon as possible. The school has
prepared comprehensive self
evaluation" to present to the WIS.,
itors. This report, the result of
many months of work will be the
basis for the work of the evalua-
ton committee. The evaluators
represent teachers, administrators
and college professors from Della
ware, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
2 FIRES IN TOWN
LAST WEEK
One at Garage of Senger's
and Other at Service Sta
tion of Ennis & O'Neal
MANY MEN RESPOND

Fires for the volunteers of the
Citizens Hose Company occurred
in pairs last week, with two
alarms coming in on two sue
cessive days. Wednesday at $40
PM, the firemen responded to an
alarm at the garage of Senger
Transportation Company, Glen
wood Avenue, and were called out
again at 9:25 am. on Thursday
to the Ennis & O'Neal Service
Station, DUPONT Parkway. A t
Senger's, an Autocar tractor had
been filled with gas and put into
the garage. At that time Sam
Moore, an employe was using a
torch on a truck nearby. Due to
difference in tthe outside and in
terror temperatures, the gas ex-
panded and dripped on the floor.
A spark from the torch leaped
out and ignited the gas on the
floor and stated the fire. Mean
while call had been made to
the local fire house and the en-
ployes of tA company used a
pickup truck and pulled the
tractor out of the garage. Despite
this action the fire had gained
headway and the ceiling of the
garage caught fire, but the blaze
was confined to the ceiling and
an overhead door. Damage to the
tractor was estimated at 1,5OO
and to the building at $500, all
covered by insurance. Thirty-four
volunteers responded and were in
service one hour. The fire at En-
mis- & O'Neal iService Station was
caused by hot ashes removed from
a stove and put in a cardboard
box next to a wallboard partition.
The blaze was confined to the
partition and damage was slight,
but the potential for a bad fire
was great, according to firemen.
The building is owned by Miss
Clara Leinberger and is covered
by. insurance. Twenty-three men
were at the scene for three-quar-
ters of an hour.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
LEGION AUXILIARY HEARS TALK
ON HISTORY OF WHIPPING POST

The Auxiliary to the David c..
Harrison Post No. IA, American
Legion, met Monday night at the
Colonial Hotel, with Mrs. Joseph
Behrens as hostess. The theme
of the program was Americanism.
Mrs. Margaret O'Neill talked on
the history of the whipping post
in Delaware. Elizabeth Faulkner
and Diane Davis, who attended
Girls State last June were guests
and told of their experiences
there. The auxiliary helps spon-
sor the annual Girls State. Mrs.
George B. David, president, who
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Announces Candidacy

Kenneth D. Smith announces
that he is candidate for men,
ber of Smyrna Town Council at
the coming election on Monday.
February 25. The deadline for fill
ing is Friday, Feb. Is at 8 pm
in the office of the mayor at
Town Hall. The people of Smyr-
ma will have an opportunity to
elect mayor for term of two
years; two councilmen for three
year terms; treasurer and three
assessors for one-year terms.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
PTA EXECUTIVE MEETING
Plan Program for Panel Discus
sion on Behavior of Teenagers


sion on Behavior of Teenagers
Plans were made for the pro-
gram of the Smyrna Special Dis
trict School Parent Teacher As
sociation of the meeting of Thurs
day, Feb. 81 at meeting of the
executive committee held Thurs
day night at the home of Willis
Martin, DUPONT Parkway. There
will be a neutrality-suspicious.
panel discussion on Social Be-
havior of Teenagers, with Char
les v. Williams, principal, as mod
orator. After the presentation by
the panel there will be a discus
sion from the floor. The executive
committee considered the advant-
ages and disadvantages of league
or montague athletic competition
in high schools. The committee
also gave consideration to the
subjects to be discussed at the
State PTA convention to be held
at Newark Junior High School
April 1918. Nelson Everhart,
PTA president, conducted the
meeting. Mr.. Martin reported on
the proposed special banquet but
there was no action taken. The
committee considered the possibil-
ity of paying honor to all past
presidents of the local PTA at
the March meeting of the group.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Death of Mrs. Richard Hedgson

Death of Mrs. Richard H6dgSOn
Mrs. Sarah E, Hodgson, By,
widow of the late Richard Hodg-
son, died at her home at Town
send Jan. 81. She was a daugh-
ter of the late William P. Rey-
nolds and Addie Roberts Rey-
nolds. She had lived in Town
send the past 70 years, and was
a member of the Townsend Meth
odist Church. Survivors include
three children, j. Reynolds Hodg-
son, Wilmington; w. Paul Hodg-
son and Mrs. Beulah MacSorley,
both of Townsend; IL grandchil-
dren, 20 great-grandchildren, and
a brother, Edgar Reynolds OF
Townsend. Services were held at
2 pm. Sunday at FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel, the Revs. Tilghman Smith
and Ray B. Phillips, officiating.
Burial was in the Townsend Gem
etery.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Grange sponsors Heart Drive

The Smyrna Grange will again
sponsor the local heart drive dur
ing the month of February. Mrs.
Arthur Short and her committee
have placed the small plastic
hearts in public places to receive
contributions. Those who wish to
donate personally or as an organ
ization may send their contribu-
tions to James r. Fleming, Fraz-
ier Street, Smyrna, secretary of
the grange, or to Mrs. Arthur
Short, R.D., Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07

also serves as chairman for the
March of Dimes, which is spon-
sored by the auxiliary, presided.
Mrs. Clay Bailey is co-chairman.
They urge all those who have
held benefit coffee hours to get
their contributions in at this time.
The local unit will act as host to
the annual Child Welfare Confer
ence held by the State Depart
ment in April at the Smyrna Ele-
mentary School. The next meet
ing on Monday, March will be
held at the home of Mrs. Henry
Bush.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Sievers Makes Appointments

Fred ]. Sievers, chairman for
Area No. 4, Delaware Red Cross
for the coming fund drive, has
announced that he has secured as
co-chairmen Bernard Norman, of
Clayton, and Ernest F. Smith,
Jr., Kenton. MIR. Sievers will
continue setting up the organiza-
ton in this area, and will name
other volunteer workers in the
near future. The area reaches
from Kenton east to the Della
ware Bay and includes a large
rural section of northern Kent
County.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Baptized at st. Joseph's Church

Wendy Hawke, 6 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Hawke of Smyrna, was baptised
at st. Joseph's Church Sunday,
February 8 at l pm. The. infant
was baptised Wanda Helen. The
Godparents were Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Gomola, Clarence, Pa. A
dinner party followed at the
home of the parents, with the
following persons attending: Mr..
and Mrs. William Hawke, Smyr-
ma; Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Gomola,
Railway, N. j.; and Ann Gomola,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Death of j. Reginald DeFord

Funeral services were held Mon
day, Feb. 4, at FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel for j. Reginald DeFord,
So, VINO died at Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington, on Feb. 1 after
a brief illness. He was the son
of the late James E. DeFord and
Florence Beck DeFord. The Rev.
John Ballbach, pastor of Imman-
uel Baptist Church, Wilmington,
officiated at the ceremony. Inter
ment was at Odd Fellows Gene
terry. The survivors include his
wife, Velma Rowe DeFord; one
son, Charles B. DeFord; grand
son, James B. DeFord, both of
Little Creek; and an aunt, Mrs.
William ]. Taylor, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Pie Social Feature at Grange

At the next regular meeting of
the Smyrna Grange on Thursday,
Feb. IA, pie social will be fea-
tured. Mrs. George Wilson and
Mrs. Benjamin Burrows are as
sisting Mrs. Arthur Short, chair
man of the current heart fund
drive, in the placing of the plas-
tic hearts in business places. The
drive is sponsored locally by the
grange.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Auxiliary to st. Peters Church

The Rev. David Leech, chaplain
at st. Andrews School, Middle
town will be the speaker at the
meeting of the WoHan's Auxil-
iary on Tuesday, Feb. IL at 500
pm. A graduate of the Univers-
ity of Pennsylvania, and ordained
in 1852, he served as vicar of I'm
manuel Church, Quakertown, Pa,
before coming to this diocese.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Frank Greenwell, education
al secretary. Miss T. Ann Scout
will preside.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
P. O. Employees Receive Awards

Mrs. Mary B. Goldsborough,
postmaster. presented safety driv-
ing awards to the following en-
ployes of the Smyrna Post Office
on Friday: Harry. johnson, for 26
years as rural carrier; Charles
A. Burrous, IL years, rural car
rier; Pat Hartnett, two years as
city carrier; Ollie Loose, substi-
tue clerk, one year. They received
pins and certificates from the Ma
tional Safety Council, signed by
the president of that council, and
also signed by Postmaster Gener-
al Summerfield, of the United
States Post Office Department.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07
Elected Clayton Bank Director

At the regular meeting of the
board of directors of the Clayton
Bank and Trust Company, Ernest
F. Doc Smith, Jr., of Kenton
was elected a new director to
serve until the end of the year.
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MISCELLANEOUS Ioa sALlIFRoM NINE TO FIVE
(coNTlNUE)

ANTIQUES - Entire stock Of we'll
known ANTIQUE shop; gift shoT
items; sacrifice prices. XII s-4497
BEDS, S26 each; closing out ali large
furniture. Reasonable. 1915 N. Y
ave. NV, ST. 3-S546 10.
|BEDs-single simmons. innerspring
coil spring and mattress both fcl
S25. excellent condition. free. de-
livery. also double-dec single
beds. pu. 7-9644,
BEDROOM SUITE. modern, pcs.
spring and mattress included. $50
RA, 6-l404.
BEDROOM FURNITURE-$e0O Pro.
yinelal Italian suite, will sell fol
1895. AID. 4-3U21: ewes. TU. p
1918. 17l0 18th St. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE, fine quality sole
rock maple, consisting Of chest
double poster bed or twin orig,
A.3O3l: eyes,. tn. 2-7S1b. l7lt
18th st. NV,
BEDRM. SUITE. . piece-include
vanity mattress and box springs
Call 10 S.2Q2N
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Does, PETS, ErC.

COLLIE PUPPIES. Lassie type. Axe
icvins. select today. or. s.7s7e.
sIAMEsE KITTENS. ga mos. beau.
tiful; come get one. $40. IKE
6-22od.
POODLE, small standard male
black, Frenchi beautiful; pedigree
sSSp' ag 81 islsSElras. DID, h0u's0roksn
ATTRACTIVE DOGS, puppies. cats
Kittens. For adoption, 20 suitable
homes. Can WASHINGTON AM.
NAL RESCUE HAGUE, NO. 2
GILMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe Q weeks; champion eloo.
s..xSHSa asss,s evans s5ns avs So NV Oh
DAcHsHuND PUPPIES. Axe reg.
q vks. old. red. males and females
little beauties. Reas. AP. 7-0467
PUPS. !.oY. Tex tSx tsrrIsr-!essgIs mig
Ger shep mix, female. $40;
seeker zsTgalx nix. 50; others. ss.os'
COCKER PuPs, one male and one
female. champiop stud service
Also grooming and washing. WA
7.227S. 1915 Hamilton st.. ny
BEAGLES, 2 females. Cal
after 8 pm. 10. 5-4S79.
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| IemQueieu kltcnen ana petns eiecs
bachelor apt. no. 2-6574.
l-BEDRM. AND EFfiC. APT. Oh
Somerset pl.
3056 y ST. N.W.-Lge. rm.. kit:
conv. transp.: utiIs, incl. SIS. MRS.
WhALEN. 3rd a.. RE. 3.z29b.
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que 81. NV.
any time. Apt. IS. ni 5-76Sf
Nh. HAWAII AVE. ct N. Capitol 81.
Ideal location--Modern S-family
Two rooms, hit. and bath. Iarge Z.
Il refrigerator. locker and leun.
dry. only 5000 incl. heat and h.w.
6TEUART BROS. INC, DI. 7-s696.
1901 CALVERT 81. N.W.-Eleyator.
ana OeSS asSa RAY nving -s ssSsq%' Kitchen
1ls MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-Modern,
eir-cond ! bedrm., IN 2-yr. apt,
SHOPPING. OIL. s-467o.
'6.f.. Nv Nv. rI., Kit and bath: ses
per mo, See res. mgr, Apt. l01.
WESTCLlFF, 1859 Columbia I'd. NV.
CO 5-403b.
QUE ST. s.E.. 2sll-2 rms. Kit. and
bath, $40 ali utils. furn. Key 81
co: ,sssRS ( & n.8'. RA s HASss
KIT. and bath, $50, so, Kew az apt,
II u. p EEoYNRa :, s. RAYS CO. 1929 <
NEAR PA. AVE. Sc, l72O 26th pl.
COW. to schools, shdplng; S6c so
per mo. Call HARTMAN REALTY.
Lu. 4.3400, weekdays 0 70 s.
iS.s MASS. AYE N:w..waik e
ss lssEbl. INC" 1881 K st. nv" Ma.
1877 2 81. NV. ADt: los-s TooMs.
aeent, RE. 7.i1si.
Mr., PA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc,
2S12 Cue st. s.e.-Spacious 1-bed-
room n conysnlent and quiet
See res. mgr, at 2sl7 Que 81, Apt,
Z H Il SAL t e. s M s-S 81 SHANNON
II!lB UPsHUR N.W.-Efnciency apt.
luru OF unLurn. Low rent Win
lease, Come Wednesday.
1919 COLUMBIA m, N.W,--3 rms.
Los sfsh l. baSfs c SSy E ES :OOs!ssSgE
aIS i.,h st 81. NV n.y. s.! rPs s.. H. s;
ys o,sr, ISTpisae Sp Can n $500 ss.,9.
s.E.-Lee cor. apt. with gar. bed
rm. one blk, fr. "a. ave- ave. II. S-sssss.
7ol QUINCY sT.-Rront studio bed
P ToO% available. s RX S ssSsS 'rt Esq .a
18th AND MADISON. = Vic, n.w,s
lee. bedrm., plus hv. kit. comb, pvt.
bath; cple. or lady. RA. 0-63li,
3l55 MT. PLEASANT ST. APIS
Nicely furn. lge; liv, rm. and bedrm.;
81. s.4 lSs OF s', III. a ?BsS 0e'uD.
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath, reas-
enable. Nichols ave. sc. III. 3-S6S4,
RA. 0-407l.
1913 INDEPENDENCE AVE. ST.
mo-; key 1000 Ind. ave. EM. 2.isfs.
MD, AVE. N.E.---2 rms, kit. baths
redec.; conv. shops. transp. It door.
$50. II. 4-11OO.
$50 5ath 81. ST., Apt No, Ia
mo, Open. Inspect or ssil CO !.
lcontinusd on Next Pasel
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDIfIONs. INVITATIONS. PAINT
Wo0DBRic q STONE. OIL. assoc
ADDITIONS, remodeling, painting
and paperhanetng; all work guar.
anteed. EN-. 3-O506.
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sITUArIoMs-WoMEN
lcoNTlNUEDl
sITUATi0Ms-D0MEsTIc
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

LEARN TYPING or Dress shorthand
from experts IN modern air.conqi'
toned school; eve. course y gklY
iday IS wklyl. TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 q st, NV Ma, S.4620
MODEM TANNING in beauty eui.
ST oi . sSssfs': sSses
LE0E, 1910 q 81. NV, pl. 1-l762
PIX RECEPTI0NIsT ttyping frsel
vks.. sah: new classes forming
q ", as'' rS sHsiSA Ro'ii s1aol E ssass
NV. wELcoME, Ma. $3.50.
ATTEND THE BOYD SCHOOL. Ma
AZ SS:s'".. SSSSSEES fS ssa *
ss ::y. ' and 9 sss ssSSi services s.4Vi::
W|IU0mN.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS FlR SALE


ORGANs--We have beveral smal
used electronic insfunents tina
We are closing out reductions
JoRDAN's. corner an and {
SITS. NV
PHOTO cory MA0IIER, Apec
portable, excel. eond yrs. old
7 Ss5sii ssS. Can 'SFsfd'';' Dl
PIANO. Concord spinsl oily slishtl,
used and newly guahIteed. Rar
P I,SS ssIIsfI, VA " gis sEOOs s sens
PIAN0--Kohlef -Camp4 I'D. fun siz
sSSSadi ili Excel. eond' b sI.Sassssc.
PIANO-upright, brah new ivcr
teybcard: new tune Jew pedals
500. DU. 7-6o44.
PIANO. medium size |pSght: s7E
OR. 3.307g.
F !..:I'.u ffhiss a.: ..ss 's .,Ps
st. NV, RE. 7.62l2.
PIANO, brand-new c3lE flll-key
board mahogany consfs; S4S6, de
''er'S CAMPBELL Nude CO.
l10s q ST. NV. III s46:
|PIANOs-Used uprigh, SOS up
new splnets, S3g6; le.pnditione'
small uprights. sos ~ Dozen q
P Fl SsssS MART IsE:ai lposis i: a.0S Sl%
FIA aS q: "A. NAVY W TSss
and District empioyh can saw
real money. on Al Ea % instIu
mentS ct the PIANO EiRT. l0l
IN e: ~ Over, Over ~ 'psn .as
from. ST. $4,000. HALO MART
love Low i IN Il; NY. the sl0e'
PIANOS. PIANO BENCtkS apt. up
rts, spinets. story q klqk. otheri
$3.50 up; med, upFts., krebe. Stein
way others. sos up; faids. Stein
S Siiy s ss.,' i Ssssr BAIT
iage Columbia on,. ..n I'd. n A D. =
| N8ntsa. W. 10y eNotN -
PIANOs-our biseest Eerial seasol
Is over. Fabulous. saline on re
turned from rental srhe and con
KITS. iaso o ! Nv. RI
PIANOS ron RENT-key and use
spineta. consoles, gr4ld4 and IN
rights, ct moderate RTE iron Z
pSHEs' q YRl A'1IIp srA. cS S3E
s sSsa s5d s 2 st. ~ honR. ,,, s.
s son tphons PIKE KE. s.sssoEslaasaa i g.
ave, Silver 6prine 0h0e ~.
ll05l. Suburban stdeAb pen eve
PIaNoe-ws have ave.! : q real ..!I .I S:.
gains y nrd s p,ssssl ~ sons sss,
4 Clark. winter. Jui6ranssl
Wurlitzer and Bald nI Acrcsonil
Phone ST. $4,000. JcR1AN's. cor
neT 18Th and q atd ". Ope
Thursday evenInGs.
PIANos-Buv your re.ui( eteinna
Stairway tealeT "a eisI area. W
have 8 vide Sslectiod o Sizes IN
fishes All fully guelAlleed.
i.0s q 81 NV ~ 7-s4d
PLYWO0D CUTTING Ind mis-
lumber; bars, picks, spveis. Ca
DU. 7.2i04 after 9 tn
PIPE TOOLS AND WIKI inch {
2 inches; eompl. sal pit heatel
.Reznor" gas stove.l oil Du,. 2
2104 after Q pm.
POWER MOWERs: uSdI SIS. s2l
S36. Used garden tilbri $35. So
sos. Time payments NALoNEY'f
RADIO J FH SIsss, HIP
= table model Pho4 :S-spesd;.
S %sHes ssoi blond M sios.s'
NJ" posri.Sssl. s:.ps.d pIono. wa
j portable 3-speed pIono.. WA
$50 so. NOW $50.
WAS r sSslSS. i Ho% III IN sw
! Phillips radio. IN IN eW
was SiNg. 80. NOW Ills.
/ Fisher. blond. ralietphonc AZ
YM, 3-spesd. a0-w.. vas $685.
cAMPgELL Muli4 CO.
lilOs q 81. NV. pl. 7-e40.
RANCH MINI COAT
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APTs. FURNIsNED-D. G.

ATTR. ~ APTs.. Si4 VIZ. up. Hskp
vANNEs. ilOI nth nv. DI. q
TeSe,
CALvERT ST. NV, 1856, near
shoreham Eficiency or
bedrm., elevator bldR See janitcf
GLOVER PARK-Niceiy furnished
hv. bedrm, and kit, enclosed
jun PS. No sS47S s aiisr A pm.
1908 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
al utils. turn: suitable for 2 or s.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Spae.
well furn. 2-bedrm. apt. 4 Girls or
young men; $125. so. e-S964.
CONN. AvR.-Ideal for group; 2
level apt; Z bedrms,. 2 baths. sun
deck and charm. AID. 4-9l22 or
no. 2-6505, Ext. 441; ". message.
Q LARGE FURNIsHED APIS
CROSS ventilation, nice Sc. loea-
ton. In e-unit apt. house: So
month, LU. 4-7e43.
1915 N NV, Bird fir.. downtown
rms. kit. bath. enclosed porch:
nicely furn.; open. co. 6-Sslo.
6iI eth 81. N.W.-2 apts.. / bsmt.,
P Ssc. bath l srd. Or" RE .
1890 MAPLE VIEW PL. ST.
Duplex, bedroom, living room,
kitchen and bath. near Boiling
Field; utilities sts, furnished; sss.Sd
GEOR0ETOWN-2-bedrm. apt. $50
SAUNDERS, INC. hi. f-iolS.
1918 l5th 81, NV. nr. Columbia I'd,
MANAGER. AD. i-OSAs.
1901 HARVARD sT.-Lge. beauti-
full enc. mod. kit and bath. $40,
Incl, all utils. 6IQLER a CO.. ST.
3.72s1. OIL. 4-2430 after 8.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Embassy row
apt, 3 rms. SIl0; 2 rms, sos;
rni, $S6. Each with kit. bath. lin
en-, silver, china, utils. Du. 7.07O4
ain s n ST. II. Man, Ss,S .d SsTn q p sls
.iis STRAW S.s ssssSsd iss ~
Closets; utiis.; Isi7s. i No. 7.s RSts
ATTRAC, FURN. EFFICIENCY APT,.
s epd n lsSSsSroom apt; utils. incl.
0EORGETOwN, 1907 2ath ST. r.
snir. ?' siooi m ny. Ho s.siS Ss'n' O'''
GE0RGETOWN-Kit., lee. bath,
bedrm.. liv. rm.. utiis. incl. CO. s.
31b6.
biOD. DOWNTOWN FLEV. RLDO.-
Beeut. spacious efilcs, Ideal empl
girls and couples. Nice furn., air
eond. gar.. sundeck Avail June
1870 IRVING ST. NW.-5 rms.
hit. end bath, rear scr. porch and
ward. 500. 81. S-S220. W. S.ebiS
1910 srd 81. N.W,-Nicsiy furn. l.
S SsS,n. h isn't. si..ysass,t-' pvt sntr. and
BOILING vIC.--3 Ice. rms, cross
:ssSs' incl fls S.li ~ essssSsIHcs furn
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pm.
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TOOLS
TVs--USED

$30-$40-$50-$60
Written GUARANTEES with Each TV
Open 2 AM to 9 Pm;
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t.s,%Hdelsc c,I Kitchen and bath elseS;
SS1 schsIor AT HIso no. emeSIss79ss ana
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RELP-MEM AMD WOMEN

COOK for private water Ski club.
Live In. Must be experienced. Call
NJ. Hares or Mr.. Ballantyne,
COSMETIC-DRUG CLERK. exper.,
part time. several nights, part
sundays. Top salary. $3.50 Conn.,.
DArCE TEACHERS-DAllroom. Pull
q raj. part YOU m xes 80 s s1Ds; nse xDU Is
IN person. 1.6 pm. DON MARTINI
STUDIOS, 500 18th at. NV.
DRUG CLERK, fun time. expert
enced. pRuo PLAZA, 1000 ? 81.
NV
STOCK elk, $50; guard. $50; PIX
See ABLE. l4O4 N. y. ave. RIM. 3s7.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-M.W.

CHINCHiLLAs for sale; selling out,
best o one 10. 800 after $780,
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RETIRED. PROTEsTANT lady uishes
rm.. bath. kit. privileges. NV. or
N. Arlington. JU. S-3727.