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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
We Cater TO servicemen
OPEN DAILY, &c
OPEN THURS EvEs TIL .
THE CROWN CO.
s27 7th ST. NV.

FURN,-Uphol. chairs. ehildren's
chest, Hollywood frames, other
misc. furn. 2l-in. TV. AIS Water
ford I'd, Silver sprine' mr.. -Four
Corners.
FURN.l also Naval oficerS white
uniform. 40-f2i Pr. Prov, blond
twin bed set, walnut dbl. bed set.
Morse washer, GOOD cond; Hepple-
white din. set. seats 8; hand tools
and various items. IA. s-6g6s
FURN.-Liv. rm.. din. Tm.. bedrm
and misc. items: good eond.. no
reas Offer refused. TW. 3-7lOS.
FURN.. UNcLAIMED-sofa. match
SO: 4 sheraton din. rm. chairs
$36: mahog. l-poster bed, s35;
Pr, Prov. sofa. $50: HOLLYWOOD
top coffee table. els: lawson sofa.
S25; club chair. $40: Rollaway
bed, s14: china closet, $40: wing
chair. $40: buffet, IS: bed. So:
dresser, SO: bedrm. set. Sos:
chest Of drawers, S10: ehaise
Tongue, SIS; studio couch. SEQ;
1--we seat, $50; Inner spr. matt b.
SO: coil spr.. -: kit. set, Sl5:
sofa bed, S25; Fr. PROV. bedrm.
and din. rm. pieces: bookcase. S3;
oeess. chair, 50: mirrors. ":
? Prov. night stands, $40. WE
DO UPHOLSTERING, SLIP COW
Frs, DRAPERfEs, decorator fab
RIGS, 33es Oh. Antiques. restored.
cabinet work, Also new furn, Easy
terms. HOFFMANN UPHOLSTER-
Frs, 24l7 18th st, NV CO.
b-5llo. Open ewes. free parking
30
FURN.-Chaise lounge, down eush-
ion, ANTIQUE chest OF drawers, wal
nut drop-leaf table. Ewes. IA.
FURN.-Hide-a-bed, $25: Norge self
defrost refgr., S75; oak table with
drawer, IS, bookcase, e. 80. Or
make offer. SIP. 4-9522a
FURN,--2 modern couch beds with
tables, Complete $50. viii sell
separately. EN-. $1,000.
FURN.-Dinette set, sofa bed, rug
and pad hassoe a,., sit' table
o. os''a aloso SSe0'O'''0' AL '0' 500
GAS RANGES. used new; $40 up
FAY 1.,sdit ACNE sTo Syso 60
GAS RAN0Rs, new used installa.
ton PEERLESS SALES co 223s
Ga ave NV. AID e.2l00
GATE, FENCING, POSTS. wood and
metal; best offer. XII. $685..
GENERATIONS. STARTERs, $3.50
up: lee assort electric motor re-
pairs. 41st year. CARLY, 1908
l4th, NO, 7-O224
HI-FI CONSOLE SET-Brand-ney,
excellent condition. Reasonable.
Cali AD, 2-4703.
HI-FfDELlTY, Admiral: powerful
delivery; l-speed auto. 2-jeweled
needles. bass and treble control:
pick up payta.. bal. SIS Call AID.
4-17il for free home demonstra-
tion
LADDER, 40 II. aluminium; SOS
or best otter. WA. 7-203p.
LAWN FURN. = elders, chaises.
chairs, umbrellas, etc. must clear
out At great sac. Lu, 3-0002,
LAWNMOWER, riding type, 2l.in.
reel: askins 500. can MA. e-io54.
L0CKER BASKETS. racks, shelving,
carried In stock. Complete check
sysisT insI4IIsGr Rrc GnhS sen sen
Sherman ave. NV, NO. 7-1ele.
MIMEOGRAPH, model g2, rood
condition; si75, Call RE. 7-i03O'
weekdays
OFFICE EQUIP., desks, chairs, iies,
typewriters, add. mach, etc; bar
gains. CIRCLE, 6l0 9th 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
PIANOS
BALDWIN

u costs 20 VERY little more 70 en-.
tQy the malchle1a perfQrmanes OF
the wurld-famouE Baldwin Aero
sonic. npinet Of Console piano.
ChaFping walnut tTanaltional,
BALDWIN Acrpsonie. regularly priced
q $500 psnnissI' . supsrb value
vall ssyboara q sear,. inelgss.
era. and io-year Baldwin guAran'
You Win yays an saaltlensl ssC
tereat hudget plan.
several Pine Used Pianos
OPEN THURSDAY EvrNtN0e
THIS ~ OUR 5eth WAR
HUGO WORCH PIANO CO.
cas- q 81, NV. Ma. e-041;
REFRioERAT0Rs, freezer tore; 4,
sos ..ssiA 80 !. S W IA slssoo
REFRIGERAToRs, used, SIAN
w, credit suag. det AcMI
ssJls oys5s ioh 7sh " nv Ma
REFRIGERATOR. brand-nev Kel
vinator with freezer asking Sl0b
i4-eu II. upright deep treeze,
". old asktna $50. Gail MA
I-ANHNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
CLOSING OUT

ONLY enss N : clue peen
tina Az brand-new. tCp-
and 1atehlns chair =
lamps. step tables ard
cocktail table, l.piece bed
room ,ias double he'd pox
spring and mattress. pil-
sows. dresser with mirror
and fuli-siEed nest B-pieee
chrome dlnette set has .
table and 4 match.ne chairs
Your choice Of eoiors Imme-
date credit spprovh ana
delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29

IN fTH FKKtD
A nationaily Known local
organination with an enesl-
isnt dovnsvn lpsntion has
immediate epsninsa for an
psrisnesd stsnos for place.
msnt IN credit research.
advsrtiainr. Or adysFlisins
research.
Applicants desired should
b between as-sh with
modsrats shorthand and
typins ability. Coed START
inS pay, periodic Increases
vacations with pay ana nu-
msrous dement's. Normal
work week. Monday thsoush
Friday.
Resume required Stains
prior work sxperisqes.
schoolins, psy desired nd
Biographical informktiba.
An resumes read m conf
dsnes.
BOX POST, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29

WAITRESS, young and neat, for
day work, 1870 TO 9. Apply
H6ARRIoANs RESTAURANT: zoe
9th st. S.w.
WAITRESS. white. young and neat,
for night work. Top tips, Good
hours. Apply In person at 500 eth
81. sc. after 3 pm.
WAITREss, white, full or part
time. Apply in person, HoLTz.
MAN q PLATT RHSTAURANT,
70S N. Randolph st., Arlington.
WAITREss, experienced, eood paw,
good hours. Apply IN person.
RANT, aSs Ind Ct. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced,
Apply RECTOR'e RESTAURANT,
1340 Conn. ave. nv.
WAITRESS - White, part time.
lunch only. Good tips. Guaranteed
income. Apply In person. 1897 M
st. NV. No calls.
MATTRESSES, white, nights only.
experience preferred but not nees
essaTy. Apply after 2 pm. Pa
NOUS REsTAURANT, 1915 New
YORK ave, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
HELPW0mER


WOMEN ca, whlts. live IN Arl.,
Pals Church AREA. for telenhonl
work m own home. Hrs. go pm
ror Information cal u 2-ieol
between 10 Am, and 1880. Mon.
FLEAsANT WAY TO HAM ExTRi
MONEY a. 4 nelehboFhood con,
aultant for LUZlKR'8 coeMETlce
OpeninGs for capable. mature
sI s3sH. ss NJ 81 IS.ig a.SssSsi..' succeed
AUTO DkALER NEEpa KxpER
$40 per wk., co. benefts, Appi,
Ca. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
AVON cosMETlcs are IN demand
experiences necessary-we trair
you. bf. 1.o22i.
COMMUNICATING. for sldsfl,
middle aged woman, 70 live IN air.
cond. apt. AID. 4-ip2l.
YOUNG LADIES. ever is, (vhitel
70 represent fashion publication
In biz promition campaign, $500
bonus plus guaranteed earnings,
must be neat, personable and fret
70 travel; KnelIsh speakine ior-
elgners acceptable. See Mr.. SfiLL-
TON, Cairo Hotel, 18th and ous
sta, Immediately 31e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
GIRL FRIDAY

white MS. gIaq;i no shorthand
. Ss r,ss: s.sss. s ssI.s ssH y.
xAfrL: sEEyIcE;. INC" HOS ieth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
TYPIST
CONTINGENT

Experienced only, 10 type letters
s SHi % IN. Nus. t' tyD, y 50 TO sn 50
w.p,m. accurately and be able "a
work 8 hrs. . day durins REGULAR
once hours on one-day notice
Uptown location $3.50 per hr
This Is q permanent advancement,
contingent job for q competent
typist who only wants TO work one
OF two days q week. In reply,
mention address. phone no. and
present .yping speed. p. %. Box
$500 Vaccination 10. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
MOTOR TRAVEL

ST. LOUIS RIDE wanted By moth
er and well-behaved son, about
Aus. 1. THOMAS. DI. 7-e13e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29

TunNTFunll dsllnausnl sesennl--
s ssms s.s ny y S'p pss nosi i
81 kaIancs dua after fnlat eqsn
Co. ia93 itih a. n.u- On. Z.
TURNffunn-Almost ney; kine.
81: eoektsh iahls, storage cabinet
cnh jA' S-o0ib,
FunNffuhEl lawns eltyi must
nlII--fIne bookcase ID ulaHtA
~. brela fireplace set, SIS White
chesf DRIVERS. 500 palI nacnel9i
cheats, N1hi complete eedfm set
r ssdn S SIss ig w s.gRs. IRON y
FuaNiTURE Lawns tom
kuTnllhinsi fer a-room apt, IA.
FUnkffUng costs less when yet
buY al MAzoR,e FuNNfTuhl
WAREiloUdK, tl0O h, !, ave, ne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. builders
dIr I'm etc ais Cal|ander AZ /.
fsihsida. iea bsnResl burn ar
Open house. on, 1880,
FURNITURE
CLOSING OUT
Rpllrs stesk q modern furniture
dfaasicAily reduced for quick dis.
poaal Aleo TREMENDOUS saving
on French Prov, and Early Ameri'
can. Quality furniture ano BED
dlnf Al guaranteed lowest price,
Daily, $50 70 Q, We'd Thurs, tii
$40.
Stahler's Furn. Co.
SIC 18th o., NV. RI. 7-f5iC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES


DRIVING LEssONs-b lemnns, SIS
pickup service. NO, e-003l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
IOsEPH n. HARRIS co
CHT NOR AnTEC

nECRETARYs b days . yIss msgiee y
MfE 100 Il oI Broad st" Pals
6TCRETARY. no shorthand, pro-
kdays; $500, POTOMAC EMPL.,
1854 Wilson blvd, IA, $4,000
SECRETARY, eoppstsnt' for manu-
faeturer's branch once, Air-eonnl;
TONED Building? near Gem; 1H a;
S.lfOS. .-.--.,---.
SFCRETARY -sTEN0GRAPHER =
Vsried interesting work; room lot
tnitiatiye; pleasant air-sonditioned
surronndings, regular hours, dc
TfcSHNickT SALES OFFICE z!
Exsswcutiys s-s6So for appointmsut,
sECY. TO PUBLISHER
moed stsno Personals. Aviation
cTrer heipful. Min $50. ALL.
SATTcE FMPL. AGCYs I'll th
q. nv en- sll' d. 0'I'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Rose Suchet MukinQ
Miss H. L., Washington

Ava soO SO A@eg W scfSsts9SOte
To make a rose sachet. mix
thoroughly these dry materi-
ais: Rosebuds and petals,
lavender leaves. whole spices
(for example, cinnamon,
whole cloves and anise seed
Add dry peppermint leaves If
possible. Cut seven-inch
squares of cotton net and
cotton satin, and remember
pink is especially pleasing.
Place generous handfuls Of
the dry material in the GEN.
ter of the cotton which has
been placed on the net. Fold
up all four corners of both
squares, shaking materials to
the inside Of bag. Leave cor
ners sticking out. of the top
for a decorative effect. Tie
lightly with ribbon. Make a
pretty bow and place a drop
or two of concentrated oil of
lavender, oil of roses or oil
Of orange in the center with
an eyedropper. Use oil SPAR
ingly. Most materials may be
obtained from the drugstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Strow Muteriul Wonted

Mrs. J. o. B., HydttSuiIle
/ have a straw draw string
summer bag that I have used
so much that now the draw
strings are broken. Do any
RICH readers know where I
can find straw material with
: which to crochet new draw
strings? Thank you very
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
The Spirit

II commend to you the
spirit of volunteer work as
something that is fireplace
able in a democracy" Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
CIotheSline Query

Mrs. H. A. T., Hamilton
Can anyone tell me how to
treat an aluminium clothes
line so as to prevent black
marks on clothes? I wash
it off before I use the line
but always there are q few
pieces Of clothing that have
black marks which are diff
cult to remove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Youth Hostels
Potomac Area Council,

Potomac Area Council,
American Youth HoStelS,
To Miss J. Men, EmmittSburg
We would like for you, and
others who are interested in
such travel, to know that the
Potomac Area Council Of
AYH is prepared to furnish
such information as you re-
quested. Interested people
can visit, call or write our
Office at 2116 K Street. Our
phone number is Federal Z
1882. Our Office hours are
Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day from ITO pm, with an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
WEE WOMEN

MY sons CARDS. OneS doctor
- the other ones q lawyer!"
swering service during the
day.
Beginning March 5, we will
present our fourth annual
European Orientation Course
to help prospective hostelers.
These sessions will also be
held the 18th and the 10th
at 7:45 pm. at the Dupont
Youth Hostel, 1914 N street.
NV. Titles for the three
lectures are Seeing Europe
Cheaper-by the Dozen.
Travel Light-Dress Right" .
and Unofficial Ambassador
Abroad"
Trained AYH leaders and
others who have hoStelled
abroad will be happy to an
swer readers questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Cooperative School
OPENINGS

The Arlington Village Co.
operative Pre-School, 1880 S.
Barton street, is accepting
registrations for the 1858 fall
session. Nursery meets from
9 am. to noon and kinder
garten from Ia pm. Profess
sional teachers conduct small
classes in a large room with
up-to-date equipment. The
pre-school is located con-
veniently to the Fillmore
Gardens. darlington, Clare
mont, Arna Valley, Shirley
Park, Dorchester and Do
minion Arms area.
For further information,
call jackson 5-6361 or JACK
son 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Report Mode
On Work, OF
Legion Women

A total of l2,206 American
Legion Auxiliary volunteer
hospital workers served $780,
060 hours in hospitals last
year which adds up to the
equivalent of two 40-hour
weeks apiece.
These and other facts were
contained in a community
work report made yesterday
by Mrs. Marion O'Connor,
vice chairman of the National
Rehabilitation Com m / ttee,
American Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. O'Connor, substituting
for Mrs. Charles w. Gum of
Portland, Ore, who is i'll.
spoke yesterday before the
three-day National Rehabili-
tation Conference Of the
American Legion in the Hotel
Statler.
Three Phases
Service in hospitals, she
pointed out, is one Of three
phases of community work
carried on by the Legion
auxiliary.
She described the second
phase as rehabilitating the
veteran and his family las a
family unit" or making the
veteran feel that the commu-
nifty looks upon his abilities
and not his disabilities.
The third phase, she ex-
planned, is service through
education, including legisla-
ton. health education, en-
ployment of the physically
handicapped and sale of the
memorial poppy which A.
nanceS the organizations
work in rehabilitation.
Also under health educa-
ton, the speaker revealed.
the auxiliary is presently en-
gagged in a campaign to COM
bat fear of working with tu-
berculosiS and mental pa
tientS as we'll as trying to
erase the stigma Of Hansen's
Disease. historically known
as leprosy.
The Spirit
II commend to you the
spirit of volunteer work as
something that is fireplace
IL l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Frustruted Hi-Fi Fan

Miss II. II. H., Washington
Since moving a year ago
to the Dupont circle area my
custom set GIN radio and
record changer) has been
plagued with frizzling, ex-
plosive interference" The
service people say it checks
out" perfectly at the shop.
I've spent a small fortune
having it gone over every
few months. Where can I
go now for help? Are any
gadgets available to cut out
possible interference coming
in on an AC line?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Shower Come

Mrs. J. H. d. L., Falls Church
To Anonymous, Washington
Here's a game for your
baby shower. Give each
guest a pencil and paper with
the names of the mama"
animals printed out, and have
them supply the names of
the babies. Then give a prize
to the person having the
most done correctly.
The game would work like
this: lionesS would have q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

Mobilization work. more rapid
progress could be made to-
ward the rehabilitation Of
stricken nations. as well as
individuals everywhere"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

O'Connor told the conven-
ton. IF we could inspire
others throughout the world
with the ideals that are given
concrete expression in our re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Slip Cover Quest

Mrs. v. r. F.. Washington
Would some kind reader
please tell me where I might
find a pattern for a slip cover
for a platform rocker? I've
tried all over, to no avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Silver Removing

Mrs. X. M. ", Arlington
Could someone please tell
me how to remove the silver
from a mirror? I want to
use the glass, Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
HEADERS CLEARING HOUSE

cub: duck, duckling: hen,
chick; seal, pup; oyster. spat;
cat. kitten; mare, colt or filly;
COW, calf; bear, cub: doe,
fawn and lamb eve, etc.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20
FOR SALE
8 Complete Rooms
Of Furniture


1854 Tullomore Rd.
(OH Cedar and Taylor Rds.)
FA. 1889
Sale Fri. Sat. & Sun. 10 TO 6
2 piece sectional. chairs. wolnut
tables. lomps. T.V.. R-Woy mo-
hogony dining room suite. cedar
chest. Lewyt sweeper. 5.piece
beige bedroom suite and Idmps.
3-piece gray bedroom suite.
Beoutyrest box springs and mat
tresses. Simmons Hide -u-bed.
a4-Ton G.E. Thinline cir condi-
toner. dropes for living room.
dining room and bedrooms. 2
bridge sets. Westinghouse outo-
motic wosher and dryer. Per
sian Lamb % coot. 2 years old.
ladies' clothing and shoes, mems
suits and overcoots. baby
clothes. infont supplies. eomes.
toys: linens. dishes. pots. pons.
table appliances. Mony more
items too numerous 70 list.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20
K. /. DAVIS

Traditional furnishings
1888 VAN AIKEN BLVD.
West off Lee Rood
Friday. November 2lst-lo 70 3
Saturday and Sunday. 10 to 5
Exquisite mahogany breokiront:
pair OF custom made love scots:
drum table: step und cocktoil
tobles; wing choir: pull up and
occasional ch uirs: handsome
rosewood mohogony dining room
table t3 leoves). buffet. 6 choirs:
beautiful foyer chest: tier table:
modem sofa. chair and ottomon:
knottY pine kneehole desk and
choir; R.C.A. T.V.. many lomps.
bross: glass. crystal: Marble
base Girondoles, others; Solte1ini
wrought iron set; fine dndirons.
logs. tools; woll clocks: bross
tea cart: imported china. service
IL; 2 dozen rock crystal. other
chino: bric-o-bToc: silver: linens;
Stckley mople twin bedroom set
complete. matching pieces: maple
single beds. complete; mople
rocker: folding screen; rattan
furniture complete tsofo bed.
lounge choir. ottomon. cord and
end tobles. pair Of lomps); reed
Competing; snack tables: radios;
smoll appliances; boys bicycle:
Luggage; blankets: many kitchen
godgets: oil appliances - like
new-R.C.A. Imperiol automatic
washer and dryer: Kenmore
i,oner: RIGA. Estdte double oven
spit stove: G.E. IA Gu. fl. freezer
top. 2-door refrigerator; EosY
wringer wosher: large selection
ladies'. mems. boys clothing and
accessories: books: records; oval
hooked rug; Persion lamp coat:
broodtoil jacket; stone mortin
furs: ond mony miscellaneous
items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

SPINNING wheel. Call RE. 1888.
IRON, new Sunbeam steam and
dry, So; want metronome. RE.
1864. .---
HERCULES hot water tank, 20 gal e,
oil fired, little used. SIS; Frigi-.
daire dryer. Z years old, good
condition. S25. AN. 1-0ll8.
RUMMAGE, your price: 4 drawer
chifferobe, S.; Electrolux re-
frigerator. SIS, perfect; ice
skates. mems. hockey size and
7. $3.50; Women's figure ice
skates, size 8, 81. Call after 5
Friday OF all day Saturday. MU.
l-6377.
RUGS, new, alike, l2xl5, SKIS,
9xl2, SIS up; private residence.
PO. l-840O.
CARPETING. padding. rugs. l2x24,
l2x18. l2xl5, 9xl5, 9x12, 8xl0.
6x9. Sl0-S20 up; private resi-
dence. GIL. 1-4252.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

WALNUT dressing table and dress
er with mirrors. Call RE. l-499l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20
'lIIEI3'l!I GOODS
Renee Walters

Renee Walters
SELLING COMPLETE CONTENTS
OF SHAKER HEIGHTS HOME
1852 Huntington Rd.
lOFr ONAWAYl
End House from Onowoy.
J Blocks North OF Van AIKEN
FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY
TILL SOLD: HOURS 10 to Q
SIX. l-2l77
CUsTOM.MADE PIECES FROM
IRWINS and BAKERS
Black lacquer Chinese breok-
front; Regency soto; pou OF fire
SIDE choirs; wing chair. puu-up
chcus, others: 5-ft. mahogany
cocktail table; leather top tables;
nest OF tobles. others: poirs OF
tiqurine lomps. torchiers. ctheys;
complete fireplace equipment:
ontique satin love scot; book
cases; bookcase END tables: Du-
Mont combination TV. radio and
record player; oval gold Leaf
mirror; complete mChogonY din
ing room set with glass tops:
mahogany tea cart: twin cherry
wood bedroom set complete;
maple bed and chest; mahogany
twin bedroom set. complete;
other beds ond other chests: two
small maple desks: maple high
boy; formicu top dinette set;
wrought iron serving stond;
double oven electric range with
grill top; II Gu. #. G,E. reirie-
erotor; pair Of silver oondIe'
ubro; silver coffee service; chest
OF silver: other silver and cop
per pieces; dinnerwore; iiour-
ines; bric o-broc; gossip bench:
small electncol appliances;
kitchenwore; ping pong table;
bridge tobles; linens: poir of
George Washington white tufted
bedspreods. others; glass top
desk; bamboo shades: R.C.A.
33b record player and records;
record cabinet; golf clubs: books;
ladies', mems and chiidren's
clothing: many other items OF
interest.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20
TIllEI3'liI GOODS

DAVENPORT, wine, 2 cushion,
matching chair. good condition
S45. RE. 1882.
PARAKEET. cage and stand, $40;
chrome bread box, 81; picture
window. traverse drapes. $40. PO.
l-3987 after S.
DAVENPORT, occasional chair
9xl2 rug, suitable for recreation
room, reasonable. kE. 1-0970.
REFRIGERATORS, to 10 Gu. fl :,
Coldspot, Norge, Frigidaire. all
for Sl65 or will sell separately.
Gil. 1-2450.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

MODERN couch, chair and rug,
good condition. $95. RE. 1-8567.
2 BEAUTIFUL parakeets and cage.
$40; lovely coffee table, So; dres-
ser, So; wicker and fiddle back
chairs: lovely dresses, sizes Is
and a.. YE. 1894.
MUST sell, chair. cocktail table,
end tables. lamps, carpeting, port
able washer. MU. 1-9306.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-21

ity continues "to exert . saIv.
tary influence in the comic
book field" No comic book
was found in violation Of the
NoDL code during the past
year.
Inexpensive reprints Of
good literature continue to
appear. giving American
youth every opportunity to
develop literary tastes"
However, a few publish
ers still FLOOD" the market
with publications that vio-
late the NODL code for youth
reading. Those interested in
: the welfare of youth must re-
main alert to the program $50
that they can work toward a
sane and legal solution at the
community level"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-21

come "more reasonable" the
NODL report to the annual
us. Bishops meeting de-
clared.
The NODL attributed this
Improvement to the Bishops
statement on Censorship is
sued last November. This
statement. the report said,
clearly enunciated NODL's
aims and purposes" and "clar-
flied many misconceptions
about it."
While opposition to its
work persists, the Office said
that NOV disagreement is
is based on principle and OPP
posing views are intelligently
discussed"
Other highlights of the
NODL report:
Evidence exists Of IAN
awakening public opinion"
Organizations are being form.
ed throughout the country,
not only 10 combat indecent
literature, but TO promote
good reading as we'll.
Existing laws are being
enforced more widely against
those who distribute obiee-
tionabIe literature. In some
areas, new legislation has
been enacted. Both the old
and the new laws will IN
dovbfedIy be tested in fhe
courts.
-NoDL'S svsIvafing aefivi.
ties are confined only TO pub
locations which are likely TO
reach young people - comic
books, magazines and paper.
back books.
The Comics Code Author.