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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26

5.PIECE PLACE SETTINGS
OF IMPORTED CHINA
regularly SIS 30S,
SoIe-priced "BIue Chatham" has all the
grace and charm of the lovely old pattern
from which it is copied. Yet it's designed
for modern living with decoration under
goze for resistance to deteroents. Blue
floral on white ground. Dinner, Bread
ond-butter and soIod plates, cup and saucer.
WGL-Chino, 5th Floor i.
also Chevy Chase, Corners and Alexandra
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MAINLY PERSONAL

agency owner, who officiates reg
ularly in Big Ten football games
and other college and high school
leagues, is well known here as
a graduate of Bluffton college. In
an interview story in the Findlay
Republican Courier this week
he confides that a football Off
cial actually never "sees" the
game. This has been a suspicion
often held by football fans, but
what Mack means is that a ref
cree has a job to do, and he
views the game from an entirely
different angle.
MY friends often ask questions
about the plays or the players
in a football or basketball game.
l can't tell them a thing, be-
cause l don't see the action as a
spectator does. am watching
for just one thing, whether or
not the rules are followed"
There it goes again. Sports
fans who think the Ref. has the
best spot to watch the game
from in the house, find that
afterall it is just another nerve
wracking job.
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chairman.
On Monday the Bluffton col
lege geology class, with their in
structor, Prof. Beidler, journeyed
to West Liberty to see and study
the formation of the Ohio Cav.
erns. Fifteen students made the
trip.
Miss Ola Luginbuhl of Daytor
spent the week end with her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Lugin,
buhl and family.
An electric refrigeration sys
tenn has been installed at the C
A. Lehman Evergreen Inn, neal
Beaverdam, by the Mumms
Electric company of Bluffton.
The Mems Congress of the Re
formed church for this area wa:
held at Calvary church, Lima
with good attendance from the
local Reformed churches.
Miss Zanna Staater, who lef
recently for Dothan, Alabama, il
now instructor in voice and il
charge of chorus direction in thu
Dothan School of Music and Fine
Arts, according to word received
here.
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NelUs Our Fathers Read
FROM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE OF NOV. s, 1925

Herbert Hoover wins for pres
ident; Republicans sweep state
and county offices. Bluffton elec-
tors cast the largest vote in the
towns history at the general
election, Tuesday. The bright and
almost cloudless day brought out
a record number of women vot-
erS to exercise their third pres
idential election franchise at the
polls. The day was also observed
as tag day for the Allen county
child welfare organization and
tags were sold by women of the
town throughout the business dis
trict.
Dedication services for the Eb-
enezer Mennonite church, two
miles west of Bluffton, were at.
tended by crowds which filled the
structure to capacity, Sunday
morning, afternoon and evening
The church was extensively re.
modelled and enlarged during the
past summer. Rev. z. j. Neuen.
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EVERYONE WONDERS how
the Toledo Blade photographer
will portray Bluffton Sunday in
Picture Profiles", the weekly
feature in the Sunday pictorial
section. The town is plastered
with promotional material an
nounceing that the Blade camera
will focus on Bluffton this week.
1t is always interesting to
learn how the old home town
appears to an outsider. Will the
Blade men select the same
scenes you would, if you were
choosing typical Bluffton scenes?
w. II. BERKY, retired Bluffton
college chemistry professor, is
working again on the develop
ment of a new art stone which
can be used in making art OBJ
jects much as plaster of paris is
used, yet having a much harder
and more durable finish.
The material called "Artolith"
by Prof. Berky was originally de-
veloped a good many years age
when Prof. John p. Klassen, ther
head of the art department, com
planned of the way plaster Of
paris chips. why don't yoI
chemists give us something o.
better quality" he asked Berky
The new substance made of I
formula which Mr.. Berky ha!
kept a secret has the hardness o
marble. Busy at college, the pro
fessor did not have time to de
velop its use, but hopes to do 81
now in his retirement leisure.
|, MACK SIIAFFER, Ottawa aut,
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schwander is paster of the
church.
Last Wednesday evening the
community celebrated Halo
we'en in a colorful downtown
carnival, including parade and
fireworks.
Frank Hermann, Bluffton
nightwatch, is improving at his
home on Elm street after q
weeks illness. His duties have
been taken over by Marshal Gid
Luginbuhl, during his illness.
DR.. Harvey Basinger of Noun
tain Lake, Mimi, was here or
business the first of last week
His mother, Mrs. c. ]. Bas
niger, returned home with hin
for an indefinite stay.
Hi-Y club officers elected las
Thursday evening are: Pau
Hirschler, president; Rober
Balmer, vice president; Hugh
Niswander, secretary-treasurer
and Weldon Lightner, program
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Country FLAVOR

to their bronze and brown leaves.
Beeches also hold their paper
thin, faded-gold leaves. Along the
walls and in field corners, SUI
macs lift wine-red candles; and
at dawn in the swales and
swamps, black alders' red ber-
ries CLEAN above brown reeds.
In the lowlands, cattails hold
chocolate cylinders like brown
pennantS above the massed
spears of frost-bleached grasses.
Walk an open woodland in No
vember and study the blended
colors on the forest floor. Here a
few weeks ago, all was dim and
shadowed. Now the naples and
oaks, ash, hickories and birches
have dropped their leaves. Now
the leaves are half sodden, al.
ready beginning that magic proc
ess by which they return to and
become a part of the humus
| which gave them birth. AS they
start the Transformation, one car
glimpse the beauty of the Octo-
Der pageant in the forest floor
rug of muted colors.
When a blue-sky, bright-sur
November day is done and shad-
ows gather in the valleys, there
is a poignant, brief period Of
soft colors at sunset. Hills are
blue-green against the sky; soft
shades of gray and steelblue
tinge the slopes below the
heights. The sun sinks from sight
and soft reds and yellows, saf.
irons and gold paint a picture
in the western sky for a few
minutes and then fade to the
gray-blue of on-coming night
November is the brown month
| it is the introduction to winter
But as one season ends and an
other draws near, there is beauty
for him who sees.
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work" approach is employed.
This is basically the same meth
cd as the core class program ex-
cept that the theme is changed
several times throughout the
school year.
Members of the Home Econom-
les club have been invited to at
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tend the Northwestern Ohio Col
lege Home Economics Club con-
ference at the University of To-
ledo on Friday. Following regis
tration in the afternoon there
will be an informal tea. Dinner
will be served "chuck wagon
style" at 6 p. m.
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NOTICE ro BInbEks

Sealed bids WIFI be I'd ceiv ed at the
office of the Boghd Of Tr,fte$ of Public
Ah Affairs ts RlufftSE 11S ohi SEI y OGlGGk G6sl
for the purchakeI df Sppy9khnately 1900
#. of 4" mSchh AicN 6dint. CT pipe,
random lengthb H0R5g Is. test accord
ing TO AWWA sIkAtIcations. The right
is reserved to reikGF any and all bids.
BY order off the Board of Trustees OF
Public AffairS Village of Bluffton,
Ohio.
Nov. l3, sc
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Two field trips are planned for
Bluffton college students this
week. Today, Thursday, MEM
bers of the Ohio Student Educa-
ton association will travel to
Columbus to the University Lab
oratory school. Classes from
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SOFT COLORS

To him who has an understand
ing heart, there is beauty in No
vember. Not now the green lush
ness of summer nor the bright
color pageant of October. Now
comes the interlude between Oc-
tober's glory and the grayness oi
winter a period when muted
beauty offers pastel shades anC
the patchwork quilt pattern o
the countryside resembles an old
worn Oriental rug.
Patches of scrub oaks on tn,
hil1sides glow in the slanting ray
of the November sun; for th'
oaks, evergreen by nature, clinl
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BIC Groups Plan Two Field Trips

grades one through twelve may
be visited. In the junior and sem
ior high school they may observe
the core" class in which a cen
trail theme is used in teaching
all the various subjects. In the
elementary grades the unit of
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MACK SHAFFER, Ottawa auto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

TRASH REMOVED
Yards. oSmts cleaned Pre- ests
WALKER TRASH CO. ~. 3-2602
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Rooms FURMIsRED-M.W.

CATHEDRAL AVE. and cgth a.
NV. near Shoreham Hotel Room
adj bath, for Govt employed man,
all cows; S3J, CO SOIL
CATHEDRAL AVE. on Conn. ave
next 20 bath, AID. 4-4b3l
CHEVY CHASE. u. C.--MAster bed.
rm and PVT. bath; no other room.
ers, gentleman. $50, WO, 6-1732
CHEVY CHAsE--Niee room in love
y home for rehned ladv Mo
0-44"6. ga
CLIFTBOURNE r.. NV. ehiI. vie.
18th and Columbia I'd. NV
81. wk. LIST \ front 20
CONN. AVE. VIC. Nice rm, for
gentleman In pvt Jewish home
Excel transn, unlim phone AID.
4-i23O
CONN AVE. VIC, 1910 r st.
Desirable sci dbl rms washer.
sfer unlim PHI AD s.s214
CONN. AND NEBRAsKA- Lovely
RIM, refar hot plate, unlimited
phone, maid service Wo, O-Ss53,
CONN. AVE-. AND MACOMB---Iee
sale dble bed unlimited phone
SfO mo WO d-7ilO
DUPONT CIR. --Attr sgl dbl bed,
c efisF PNa o a.asSs. 0''n' i'o4
DUP. CIR.-Newlv dec. sunny, pvt
bath, unlimited. phi, booksheiyes.
lac closets men. Nd. 4-h1ds
SI0 RITTENmDUse ST. No. =
Room for lady Kit, prlyilepes
Excel, transportation. IA. o-OO41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

DUPLEX. NEAR BOILING FIELD
and naval aiThare~--LlV. rm.., bed
rm., kit. and bath, utils. furnished.
$50 80 mo. TU g-s42l.
nth sT. NV. 3s63--i -bsdrm
apt, near transp quiet neigh
bOrhooo; ress co 5-64i0
1900 GEORGIA. AvE.-Brand-neS
dec, lis. fm, bedIm dinette. kit
ana bath, suit for couple or
adnlLa al utils. incl Call. RIA
lI7is n ST. N.w.--Larse I-bedrm
l apt. nicely furnished. salS 30
/ Convenient 10 downtown: elevator
/ bids To inspect see resident man
ATTRACTIVE APT.--Al eony. Tv
pyt. bath and sntr. transp al
door bach or cple. II. 4-3lS3
PRIVATE ENTRANCE; mr. Capitol
+ bsInt apt furn. bedrm Nv. fm
kit pvt. bath. utils, heat. Re.
/ dec. Bachelor or career girl Week.
" or monthly rates. oil, 4-6if2
BEAUTIFULLY FuRN.--Efie.. mod
eiev. bids, Upper 18th st. Cony
% everything $40, Incl. utils
IIsis 18th 81. N.w.--Lge, 2.bed
rm apt attractiyely furnished
mod. KIT and bath lac. closets
sGs' PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
ear Walter Reed--2-Toom apt,
nicely furnished, utils incl; S75
Sl7 WkLY. Liv. -bedrm. KIT.
utlls incl. 1880 Bltmore Ct NV
sOIs NEW HAMP. at 18Th nv
l-bedfus. apt. kit. utiis, 500 30
Z mod. apt blds. AD 2-a9es. Apt
eos, II out res mfr.
1874 MONROE ST. NV bed,
rms. utils incl 3 ADULTS, couple
child X. $40 month NO. 1-7G2d
LIVE in one Of Washs most corV
areas Blond iurn hreplaee, ntils
dbl, SIS. single, SIS. ia 10000
THE DORCHEsTER--spscious apt
nicely furnished. suitable for en-.
tertaining: large Nv. rm.,. dininI
area, kitchen bedrm and bath
plenty OF closet space WIN sub
Jet for mos DE. 2-6s7i.
DUPLEX. near First and Kenned'
nv --Liv .rm ! becrm. kit, 81.
/ petite bath nsTly DEG niceii
1900 CONN. AVE. N.w.--Beaut.
spae. apis. In apt. hotel. newly
dee. ain. rm.s switchboard sery.
ice. gar Tv, maid and liner
service avail. beorm, sibs.5O
5Is c 81. E.E.--Eme. apt. s72 81
mo-, utils. incl. walking distance
OF the Capitol ana Library.
33as 18th ST. NV and 2 rms
: XII and bath so2 and So mo
SWISS REALTY. DU. f-i179.
TIL WOODSER--LSe mod. enc
for sublease JU s-2l2s.
BKACoN APIS. 1901 Calvert st
KIT. bath: $50 RA, 3-ss75.
1917 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV.
fnl efac. nicely furn.; pvt en-
rance. RIA. 1866.
HARVARD 1909 NV nm. kit
'"''' THOMAS p. BROWN
isl5 4th 81. s.W. Ma. e-6s7:
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th ST. NV
Junior bedfm.. living rm.t dress.
ing closet. kitchen and bath, 81 o
T pseSsa MANAGE. AD 3.i2ss.
AZURE COURTS
LHrge. modern, 1-bedroom apart
ments. situated in immaeulatel,
maintained. tree shaded area
! tastefully decorated. paneied hTinl
rm huge closets, exhaust fan; OF
street pafkine garbase dsGpoaals
stofafe locker, laundry facilities
shopping center block.
Furn. l-Bedroom Apt.
$99.50 and Electricity
/ llOl BELLEVUE ST. Sc.
10 g-Og2a
RES. MGR, APT. l0l
SIDNEY. z MENsH A. CO. INC.
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ROOMS FuRMIsRED-R.E.
Rooms FURM.-MD..VA.

ARLINGTON. N.-Front rm Twin
beds, for ! or ?. some homo
priviis. Bus ct door. "a. s-l57i.
AIRING ron. NORTH - Comfort.
able large bedroolni convenient 10.
cation privilivss kk. U-Ssub
RI. n. Master bedrm.. pvt bath
home prlyils for professional
ARI. Nicely furn. dbl. and sFl
rms: conv tTansp and shops
gentlemen only "a. s-054h
HYATTSvILLE-comb, bedrm. -liy
cpl OF empl women, UN f-ub6i
nYATTsvILIf--2 lge. single rms
next 10 bath. man pref f3ai
Tuckerman ST. WA. 1-21iS
MT. RAINIER, MD.--Desirable rm
for older gentleman reasonable
1880 32nd ST.
TAKOMA PARK-pble. beaut
panelrd, nv, cow, trAnsp M
Univ lane ~. a-39e2. Ju s-iaii
TAKOMA PARK--Lee., nicely furn
room with pvt bath IN Quiet
Protestant home mr. transp
drinkine lady only, RE 4-ls57
Mr.. SHIRLINGTON sale, RIM for
woman N pvt home. breakfast
transpi Tv pIly,ls, III h-a7sa
pBIE. ROOM. attr., newly furn,;
adj bath. pvt sun deck and TV
After 4 pm, ~ 0.ndOO
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SAIL

ANTIoUE-Due to neeesGary
change spool bed and chest Of
co 5.aOa5 Ext e33 'O'A
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
lcohflAuEol

1919 18th ST. N.w.--Rm. for
adult. LIST n next bath fefRr
sink, hot plate 80 weekly,
FnONT STUDIO RM., rsteT.. grilI
cl0ck.fhdlo. ~. foam mattress
sb-Sn e. 2lf7 D TX :i-863J
55sJ 18th ST. NV. opp. woodnei
--Lge.. attrae. studio rm. Tefgr.
Grill. suit. = also single
DOWNTOWN, O9f N. v. AVE. NV
Also B2h q pl. NV Rms. -
Nlg Nk. Run. NtT., refar.. quiet
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MISCELLANEOUS WkMTED
fCONTINllFDl

FURNITURE wanted today. sood
furniture any amount Also want
refrigerator. GaS stove and piano
Call Mr. GRADY. Ma s-2e79.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., odd pieces,
glass and brlr-A.brae, Buying and
selling 90 years OrElnal HOP
WOODS 9Th and K sts. nv, NE
FURNITURE WANTED. eomplete
homes or odd pieces. also refETs
and stoves. highest cash prices,
Can AID 4-5g.1
PIANO---will paw 500 for small
piano. JE. a-as97 Must he in
sood condition
PIANO Prefer small upF,. or con.
sole AID 4-Sa2s. day. HU 8.
1881, ewes, and sun 26s
PIANOS ALL STYLES
We .'AY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call pay oF Night. ~ 9-30Ss
eOOL TABLE, radio. saw good
condition reasonable so b.
rvs, RADIOS. up TO Se5. out-of-
order sets 1878 18th 81 NV. AD
t-95Js, 1910 pm. daily, sun.
OLD, FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks. Turn. china glass, guns.
antiques, etc, cash 10. A-14S5.
a0s
WANTED. 6horamith and Shop
smith joiner. CIR. 3-5fNe.
TOR PRICES for sood used furni-
TURF We do msving. Call IA
e-shlO
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ION
lcoNflNuEpl


ANTIQUES - Number Of pleeel
Miessen, kPM.. AIT Wien. Rnsen,
thai. including cups and saucets
vases nsnrinss. &c own n,
or sun, ~ ' appi'. en- s.Ssas'
AQuARIuMs--t sQ,salg ! aQ-sal
with stand, ssa-Gal stainless
se sssh S eense, WIN MAJ rshs snd dels
piston pump with pressure tank
BAnY nED. mattress and SPRINGS
items, all In excel. eond. 10. D.
BABY CRIB. stoFkline: excel. cond
tress. S@5, hiGh chair. Walker
chair on wheels. $40. both items
$40. JE 3-O02e.
BABY FuRN. Crib, with fittines
$40 for all, RA. 3-41t7,
|nEDROOM and living rm. suite
Must sell this week end. l3G'
ffassod "a, = ana nv s.n ADi E os sa tsSs
REpRM. SET. a-pe, mahe..; gatelel
reasonable. Dis. a-5iT0.
BEDRM. SET. solid maple. twir
beds, NAytag washer. wFtngeF type
st. aii, co, a-oshi, UN, 1-56d3.
REDsPREAns, hand crochet; Irisl
pattern. N-inch fringe, twin beds
$40 each. oil 4-hlDS
BOOKCASES. Globe wernecke. sec
tional, mahos. IN, other mise
household goods. RA. 3-74Ua,
ROCKS. half-prlce sale; large nev
assortment. Paul PEARi.MAN
i1li q st. NV,
lockwood. MUST BE SOLD. rs
TATE suBnIvIDED. SAVE 70ss
I Ems. 1 = dia.. list. 200 Yrs
IA pcs. Amer. A. dia, o. hist
IL pes. Amer, g. diA.. y het
pes, Amer, o. dia, o. hist
50 Us ess' AA Amer, az ia * sss..
ALSO 3 large holly trees.
All plants shaped By experts
rs yrs, Wheaton, Nd. area. Cash
only win arrange for move b,
on Sat. viii sell all or part. Cal
HA. 7-7iSa. Mon. through Fri.
- am g pm.
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KIT MUSIC CO.

ALEXANDRIA STORE
262 Mt vernon Ave, Alex Va
OPEN EVENINGS TIL aPM
No PARKING PRoBLEM
RADIO EQUIPMENT HoIagx re-.
ceiver, $3.50. DX35 transmItter
s5B. both receiver and transmit.
ter with mike and balun $3.50
Miss component parts for trans.
mitters and power supplies. In.
Guided are several meters. $40
IKE. B-gJ2i
REFRIGERATION, OF. washin,
machine, Bendix Kitchen cabi.
. net Ho. 2-4535.
REFRIGhKATOR. 7-cu.-ft. West.
lnghouse in good condition, SIS
KF y H:Jl
REFRIGERATION. ecu. IT. or
small freezer top; excel. cond $40
Call OR 3-3O22
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, In,
new % inches hirh. no 3-t0bd
REFRIGERATION. Hotpoint. also
gas range, Welbiii both very reRs.
REFRIGERATORs. freezer tops
W guar $40 up FREDERIC Ks
1900 l4th Al NV IA D-5pOU
AUTHORIZATIONS. used, $40 80 up
credit guar del ACME STOVE
1911 9Th ~ nv Ma s-Sob2
REFRIGERATION. Kelvinalor. III
Gu. n i mos like new. IN
.-7O7a, JE, a-ObT6
REFGRs.. aervel perfect onl,
Sl4 80 while they last K&W SUP.
Ply CO.; 7!h and Benninr I'd
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RooMs WITH BoARD

MAR LEETA 1895 18th 81. NV
Nice sele and dble rms. for youne
people. showers; excel hd.i elev
BLOCK orr CONN. AvE.--;,-room
apt giri over ~ 20 share with
one other eiTl, DU. 7-4D5p.
NAyLOR GARDENs--Elcs apt
lady 70 share with other lazy
only Al refs. need applyt Lu
1886 N 81. N.W..-Attrae. singles
and doubles for young people, just
Cooking. Tv 10 interviews sun.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1899 10Th 81.
NV, south Dupont eiTele--egie
and double, for young gentlemen
and ladies'; home-iike atmosphere
20Oi COLUMBIA m. Nv Nice
rms enpd meals; free TV In ell
rms, SI:. wk co. 5-ef93 a6'
CLUB MASON
and men, sIa 70 see so q VIZ Dhle
front with pyt bath. s24 incl
meals, phone ~ rm. mo ehaTGei
hotel services NO 1870.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and
'ye well on . moderate budget In
one OF our 40 resident halls for
'ounR men and women as little 81
S14 A WEEK
lneiueing room, breakfast and din-
ner daily mad seryice. TV. bridge
club and FREQUENT orchestra dances
HARTNETT HALL
1925 2lst ST. NV
HU. 3-5432
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AIRS. FvRNlsHED-Mp.

BRENrHoOn, nr R. I and aith 81
Adults. wa. 7.4lsi. hi. s.Sgfl.
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AIRS. FURMIsHED-vA.
ALExANDRIA. eovntovD-s7s q

ALEXANDRIA. caWntown-S7S 70
$50 so, az atiis incl Cali TE.
e-6070 between 10 . m and 8 m.
A Ssdfm :" y S S,hs- q disSes Sp &c.
49, 49,. ic "a 2 rss1sns space 81; 81.
AItL.--l -bedrm. apt. slO5 mo-:
shopping "a. 2.fe3i.
ARi N.--Niceiy furn. apt. with
! none; . employed adults: nr.
. BUS lines. reas. ia, 4-2773
ARLs 1880 N Quinn - blunt
0lda i-bedrm apt very neat;
$50 mo also unfgrn IA. 1913.
ARL,-l-2 bedrms nicely furn,
+ stg .50-sl 10. story. bsmt., 2
pecrn,, apt. $3.50. 5 min. d, {.
Apt q, 1910 N Queen, IA, 5-2354.
ARL.--2 or 3-beorno. duplex, Ia
baths, sas h-wh fenced I'd:
nice fuTn lease. IA. 2-2l65.
ARI. N.--studio ant. or rms. em-
: ployed persons. ConV and reason
able. KE s-672l.
ARL.. near Pentagon-Famiiy apt.
/ rate day or week end hotel room:
ARL.--Bsmt bachelor efficiency, IN
3
Navy Annex and PentGgon, $40
mo-: incl utils. 6l9 s. Oarnelc So.
Z ARL.-Bedrm., Nv nm. din. kit,
( bath; above avg. utils. sxcep. elee.
Cow. sos. IA. 2-1e90, IA. $500.
ARI.-LoVely. clean. 1-bedrm. apt.
Must see to appreciate: excel. loo.
4 ell0. KE. s-6720, IA. 5-0320.
ARLINGTON bedrm. furn.. Sis
mo utils. incl. Minis 10 Pen
taEon and Navy Annex Close bus
ard shop ctr IA S-l2j5.
DOMINION ARMS. Ar.
+ -beeYm. compl fuTp apt. pets
allowed. $50 so. 5-2ls4
FALLS CHURCH-Lge. newly dee.
> rms apt bldg SIS with utilE
cpie IA s-3s2s after J.
MODERN 2-bedrm apt, waking
distance 70 bus stop. Psrkington
snop. center. church, school. Si25
rar mn IA o.6lRp
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co 5.2025. Ext e32
ACCORDION, 100 brass. . switches.
Italian make pearl gray. SIS
Call WA. 7-22gi.
ACCORDION. stradavari. 100 bass.
assume payments. so 5-245s.
ADDING MACHINE. desk model
10 KEYS, S35 rentals repairs al
MAKES Electric 500 ID. CEN
TRIAL. 2001 i4th NV.
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MoDrRN DNrN. rIFv. RIpG.I
sses ). c~IroI sT.-A tine con.

yenient location. in a very deSir-
able blds OF spacious efncienCy
and i-bedrm AptS at onlv $40
ana so respectively. incl utils.
See ianitor on premises 20 =
fa2Q. or call SHANNON 4 luCHS
90 MA S.o3fh
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WOMAN. eoioFed, wishes u.h.W.; s
DAYS; exteglenee. references. AD.
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TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

AND = BEDRM APIS NEW
FURNITURE, INCLUDING iNENS
CHINA AND KITCHEN EQUIP
FREE TV 9 DAYS TO ! MONTH
REAS RATES CALL 10. s-ls5s
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POULTRY. RABBITs. EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PIGEONS. Swiss mondaines. arch
angels. rollers viii trade fof fan
tails WE s-q3ss
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Refrlgerator Cloee-nut

1886 and 'S7 OF, Frisidaire. west.
crnsisy resTiscfators. All rsifiusTa'
tors In cartons. new and h.yenf
gnaranlee We also have Q aelee.
tion OF new colored reiriaeratoFi
Clipped AZ low. low prices No rsa.
sunahle oher refused. Open ewes
sS 5iS pa Tmr = pAT3rsy,. e.
RUG. Lees, 2-tone rose wool Dxie
Va pattern; with pad, ", u
RUGS. Oriental KsshAn. sxie: tw,
Chinese. very unusual desian
ia.dxli: one Dxi2. 007 18th 81.
3 20 II pm. 2Ns
RuGs--Nxib. dusty rose, Gxit
dusty rose, three SKI dusty rose
pxl2 blue-gray hber weave. ell fol
only SO complete. ia. 4-2747
aug g :; sALHT-Nss s enc s Sssc EEa,sss
ciRs an Rs JA Is ssosSss.A Jam ""o
RUGS
Genuine handmade
Oriental ana Chinese rugs,
Laree eroup Of scatter and
room-size Persian and
Chinese russ. viii sell al
fraction Of their origlnal
prices, MAN Q uhIAh
BROTHERS. 1915 Conn,
ave-. nv.
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coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. all oak, sea.
soned. SO cord delivered and
stacked, 10 5.40lO
SEASONED OAK AND HICKORY
fireplace wood. $50 cord. Cali
Herndon j0-J-,.
WOOD, seasoned oak. SIS cord $40
half cord ANY length. Split and
delivered HE. i.5luO.
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svrUAr,ons-WoMEM
lcoNIlNuEnl

FYPfsT, exper., desires tipping 10
do At home. 10, sselTH.
ny ONETIME EMPLOYS desires 9
Clerical lob. She has had 10 years
experience as general once assist
ant in New York state Govern.
nient. Also temporary work 81
PentaEon, Does. typing, nling cut
tins stencils, plates for addreaso.
efAph. switchboard operator, all
kinds OF once work | recommend
her as absolutely Trustworthy, hon.
est faithful. and RELIABLE. senn
answer 10 L. II Wooises, ausa
Mass. ave. NV. wash. d. c.
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MAR GAO RID0. excel wansp
----. rms, kit bath ant bids
also unfurn apt. Inquire Apt. 1
3i3 n 81. nv.