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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
Sarahsville IS, Harriettsville g.

SarahsvilIe IS, Harriettsville IS
At Sarahsville, the Red Devils
held down their share of second
place by turning back the in
vading ElkS of Harriettsville
95-65 for their fifth win in six
starts.
Lewis Glidden with a whop-
ping A points on II field goals
and 10 free throws paced the
scoring attack for the Red Devils,
who are averaging 80 points per
game in league competition. Ted
Feldner netted % and Larry
Young added 18 for the victors.
For the Elks, Winless in five
games, sophomore Dave Huffman
showed fine offensive form with
% points while Larry Crum was
next high with 10. Others of the
Elks scored four to nine points
each to give the losers their
highest point total in four league
games
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

BateSville 88, Belle Valley %
At Batesville, the pace-setting
Beavers dumped Belle Valley
1922 with a barrage of Al field
goals led by Dave Wyscarver
with % points. His running mate,
Gerry Wyscarver notched Is
while Belle Valleys best effort
was six points by both Mike
Higgins and Ken Harmon.
The Riders, hopelessly out
classed 35-11 at halftime, scored
only two points in the third
period, then registered a high
of nine in the final frame.
Batesville is now II on the
season but 40 in Noble County
League competition, while Belle
Valley has a season mark Of 1-6
with a lone victory over Har-
riettsville to give them 1-3
loon record.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

free throws, Glidden hit on a
fielder under the bucket, then
Binegar was fouled as the buZzer
sounded and he calmly netted
two more charity tosses after
the game was over to move the
final score to 46-40.
George Mitchell, playi n g
steady heads-up ball, finished
with 16 points for top scoring
honors followed by Steve Bine-
gar with II, nine of these coming
in the fourth quarter when the
Tigers notched a total of 13
points.
For the Gophers, who were
definitely off-stride in the shoot
ing department, Dimmerling set
the pace with IA points in three
quarters followed by Jim Crum
with 10,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
Belle Valley Loses
To Che5terhiII g. -38

In non-league game at Belle
Valley on Saturday night, the
Riders went down to defeat
1888 at the hands of Chesterhill.
The Riders were limited to
only nine field goals while the
visitors trimmed 81 in the lop-
sided win.
Ken Harmon and Dave Since
registered 10 and IL points for
Belle Valleys high points, but
the visitors placed 10 men in the
scoring column headed by Bow
man with l6.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

1888.
In the final frame the Beavers
had the edge 27-16, breaking the
century mark with two and
half minutes to play when Dave
Wyscarver hit from the side for
a 101-40 score.
Long and Binegar were lost
on personals in the fourth for
Southern Noble while the Beav-
ers lost Christman via this route.
In all, As fouls were called, 81
on the Tigers and "a on Bates
vile. The home team converted
19 out of 36 free throws for 500,
the visitors 20 out of 80 for 66%.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

then rebounded his second for a
field goal cutting the Gopher
lead to 34-33 at the three-quarter
mark.
The final frame saw the score
change hands repeatedly until
three minutes to play when it
read 40-40. Some fine rebound
ing by George Mitchell and Ted
Glidden coupled with the down
floor break by Steve Binegar
spelled the difference as the
Tigers hit for six points in a
hurry.
Binegar converted a pair of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
Pleasant City Tops
Bye5viIIe Is s.

Pleasant City bested Byesville
1856 in Guernsey County
League game last Friday night
as Arden Kackley bagged SO
points to pace the victory.
The 6-1 senior tailed Is field
goals and six free throws to ac-
count for almost half the Tigers
points. Dick Jordan, GA junior,
added 19 to the cause, keeping
the winners in the undefeated
class.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

llolllS court. Inc beavers are the
with 80 mark while Southern N
"a on the season. Batesville's re
6-1 with a $500 loss sto Lore
City marring an otherwise spot
less slate.
The rangy and speedy Beavers,
coached by John Paulette, were
in control of the game at the start
as they sped to 10 lead in the
first two minutes. George Nit
chell finally broke the scoring
ice for Southern Noble with the
second of two free throws, but
three full minutes had rolled by
on the clock before the Tigers
hit from the field.
Steve Binegar pushed in the
lone field goal of the quarter
for the home team to make the
score ga at the time, then the
visitors increased their margin
to 15-4 at the halfway point and
were flying high at 25-8 when
the period ended.
The Paul BroWn-coached Tig-
ers, held to only one ielder in
the first quarter, made six out
of nine charity tosses and were
led in scoring by Binegar with
five points. He eventually fin
ished with II for Southern
Mobiles best effort.
Batesville, revolving around
the heighth Of forward Dave
Wyscarver and center Gary
Lashley, canned IL fielders and
three out of five free throws
while controlling most of the
rebounds under both buckets.
Wyscarver flipped in IL points
in the opening stanza, Lashley
added four, Tom Magis six and
Dan Starr four.
The second quarter was disas-
trous for Southern Noble with
only five points including the
second fielder of the half when
Ted Glidden connected from the
side with two minutes to 60 and
the score reading ALB. Glidden
also tailed a pair of free throws
in the quarter while Mike Long
added a charity toss for the
Tigers who lost some much
needed heighth when Jim Arnold
injured a finger and was re-
moved from the game.
Meanwhile the Beavers, score
less for two minutes, exploded
for q points to push the half
time count to 52-l3 behind a
well-balanced attack. Wyscarver
notched eight points, Ellis Christ
man seven and Lashley six as
the big boys continued to work
from in close while Christman
and Gerry Wyscarver applied
tight press on Southern Mobiles
offense.
The third quarter was the
most fruitful for both teams, the
Tigers coming through with 20
points and the Beavers 20.
Southern Noble, unable to buy
a bucket in the first half, made
four in less than two minutes
and eight in the quarter. Scoring
was distributed among five play
ers led by Binegar with six
points.
For the visitors, Gerry Wys
carver put on a show with five
fielders as he broke down the
middle for several quick shots.
Dave Wyscarver also scored 10
points moving consistently to-
ward the game high of 35 points.
At the three-quarter mark Bates
vile had upped the count to
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
NAME is OMITTED

Principal Gilbert Weekley an
nounced today that the name of
James Whitcomb, junior at the
Caldwell high school, was unin-
tentionally omitted from the
honor roll of the last six weeks
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
SorohsviIIe> Southern Noble And
BotesviIIe Win Tuesday Games

The Noble County League standing remained unchanged follow
Tuesday nights round which Baeve defeated
Belle Valley 1922 Sarave turned back Harretsve
Southern Noble deconed Sunmerfeld 4640 AS result the
continue first with 40 record while
willie and Southern Noble retain second place tie with 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
SCHOOLS CLOSED

The Noble county and Caldwell
schools will remain closed Thurs
day and Friday of this week in
observance of the Thanksgiving
vacation. School classes will be
resumed Monday morning, Nov.
40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
Southern Nob|e's Scoring Punch
Always A Threat To Opponents

Opponents of Southern Noble Tigers will
existing facany of the Tgermen break into scoring
splurge and provide them with plenty Of headaches.
Working with group determined boys,
progresses Browns
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
BatesviIIe Takes Over
NQ Lead BY Defeating
Southern Noble 1O8-4q

Batesve took lead Noble County
last Friday night by blasting Southern Noble 1089 the Tigers
home court The Beavers the only unbaten the
with 80 mark while Southern Noble 81
"a the Batesves record following FRIDAYS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26

Pictured above members Southern Noble basketball
squad They front Cleft to right Dave Lewis George
Mitchell, Ted Glidden and Carl Stewart
Second left to right Coach Paul Brown Steve Bnegar
Dave Oge and Mike Long
Players absent when the above picture taken
James Arnold and Pat Slower.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-26
NOBLE COUNTY LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
So. Noble As, Summerfield 40
Sarahsville 95, Harriettsville IS
Batesville SO, Belle Valley %
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FEDERAL HOUSE

$40 26th ST. N.W.-New air-condi-
toned luxury building. Convenient
to downtown. Efhciencies, SHY 80
per month. Open daily. or to in
Spect evenings, call FE. 3-2517.
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE. 7-44O0

ATLANTIC ST. Sc, cor. 9Th mr.. s.
Capitol stl--3a45 4th ST. Lge. l.
bedrm. apt, mod. bldg. washer.
drier, incinerator, park, bus stop
at door, shop. To inspect see res.
mgr. or call r. II. DENSTON q
CO. DI. $4,000. WO. 6-0344.
BACHELOR STUDIO APT bed.
rm, and llv. rm,, centrally located
walking distance Of gov't. bldgs
and universities In downtown
area. Reas. DI. 7-0S2O.
BsMT. APT, N.W.--3 rooms and
bath, pvt. entr., park. space: empl,
cple.; SOS. NO. 7-0196.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, near
Shoreham Hotel@-Efnc. or l-bed-
rm. ant, elev. BLDG. Resident MIR.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = l-bedrm.,
mod. furn.; mr.. bus and stores. IL
in, Tv, SS5 and sos. RIA. 3-62l7.
CONN. AVE, 32ls--l-b.r, apt,
facing park. S12l. Enc, SOL, utils.
incl. Wo. 6-6S66, 2-7.
DNTN., l747 Z st. NV; 3 adults
fHfn rm au asar@ sio gu ES gam Ss Sss
DUPLEX MAR 9TH AND DECATUR
N.W.-3 rms, kit. and bath; nicely
furn.; $3.50. . rms, kit. and
bath; $50 so. tn. 2-4757.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Enciency
air-cond. firepl.. lge. and bright
w compl. kit. -dinette and bath.
Attractively dec, prkg. space rear
Of bldg: utils incl. In rent Of
S1l5 mo. 1918 21st st. NV. See
manager.
EYE ST. NE. 1912 rms. nicely
fnrn,, use Of phone, very reas.
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AmcEHEuu ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR EMscEAHEo FOR SALE

FURNITURE, Maple bureau, vanity
and a-piece living rm. All fol
sos. MISS KuRz. JU. $500, i0s
FURNITURE = nedrm, living rm
DU 9-k2Nn.
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2 GROUPS OF
3 Rooms Of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for customers who moved
out Of town. There are upald
balances OF only $3.50 and $500.
Can be purchased By responsible
pereoDe Tor S4.4b weekly. ALL
BRAND -NEW-NEVER LEFT OUR
STORE 50 pieces IN all
MARIO FURN. CO.
1923 l4th St. NV, DE. 2-4747
Open Daily til Q PM,
Wed, Sat, and sun, I'll . Pm.
FURN.-l0-pc. din. TN. set, SIS;
/ chest OF drawers, So: extension
table and , chairs, $50; wardrobe,
SAT. and sun, ADJ 4-S7s1.
FURN.-Beauty. cherry-red curved
3-pc. sect sofa. like new. Gust.
made; misc. so. 5-i051.
FURN.-complete modern liv, |rm
and bedrm.. perfect condition,
WA 7-2J03.
FURN. UNCLAIMED - Chaise
lounge. $40: bookcase. So; desk,
IS; bunk bed, sos; summer rug.
So; drop-leaf table, SIS; kit. cup
board, $40: bamboo chairs. So; Q
din. rm. chairs, S24; Victorian
sofa, S25; cedar chest, $50; mir
rors 50; sofa and chair, $50;
bedrn1. set, S6S: din. rni. set. $50:
kit. set, Sl2; vanity with mirror,
81; Hollywood bed, S25: chest Of
drawers, $40: mattress. S12,
Early Amer. sofa: French chair,
SIS; kit. table. So; sofa bed, S25;
occas. chair, 50; bed. SIS; love
seat, $50; Roll-away bed. $40:
Fr. Prov. bedrm. and din. rm.
pieces rocker, SO: china closet,
$40: corner cupboard, S35; fold
ing chairs, 81; coil spr., So: sofa,
$50; WE DO UPHoLSTERING,
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs, deco
rator fabrics, $3.50 on. Antiques
restored, cabinet work. Also new
furn. Easy terms. HOFFMAN up
HOLSTERERS, 2447 18th st. NV.
co. b-5ll6. Open ewes til 0, sun.
ION pko
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c sJ:! s fsp 2SsTs'0e cAL " <

CAMkhAi rs MlllImetef sound -on-
MIN; Auricon Cine Voice, Model
CM-72; complete with "C"-mount
3 lens turret. ampliner: monitor
headphoneE. microphone; cables
Instructions; carrying case No.
HhAI weak. hnra
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PIANOs--We have brand-new ma
tionally known makes OF pianos
at substantial discounts from the
manufacturers suggested list
price, Get our quotations before
you buy. We have over 100 In
struments on our floors including
many used items. ST, $4,000.
PIANO MART, 1918 nth ST. NV.
lin the block above the libraryl.
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MANfLEs, l2) mirrored, oak and
white OIL burner ana some furn'
MARBLE TOPs, 10 eolors, l6Sxs4",
a6i4 ist fd., N Ari.. Va.
MIRROR. sold leaf; 3Ox40. Ike
new. 1885 Missouri ave. NV, ADJ.
1875. RA. 6-530O,
MORTAR BOX, large metal: 2
laree rubber.tired wheelbarrow,
two l2-ton hydraulic Jacks, ~.
D-70Ss, bet. 12-l. or after 5 pm.
MOTORS, elec.: i ss-h.p.. l lh-h.p.;
very good cond.. guaranteed: reas.
RE. B-7133.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for rent;
day, week or month Largest Sc
lection Of famous brands In this
while sayings, Also rental-pur-
chase plan, KITS. 1880 q So.
NV RE 7-6212.
MUST sACR. all furniture Of my
home consisting Of beds eompI'.
dressers, chest Of drawers, desks.
dinette set. typewriter, Maytag
washer, oE console TV i2xl5
rug, util. cabinets, liv. I'm. set.
No reaS. offer refused. Final
clearance. Leaving city. no.
2-20S7 or 21i0 r 81. NV,
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, files, add
machs., typewriters, etc. Removal
sale. CIRCLE. 6l6 9th st. NV.
OIL BURNER, Delco. and controls;
also 21b-gal, oil tank. VIII take
best offer. 420s Edmonston ave-,
Bladensburg. Md.
ORGAN, Harmon CIV, church
model and tone cabinet, excel.
cond.; 81 ,495. VII. 2-S9o7.
ORGANS
DEMONSTRATION AND USED
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Wurlitzer and tone cab. - $685.
Harmon, spinet and bench - S9a5
BALDWIN nDi and tone cab. - - -SissS
kits
1890 q ST. NV. RE, 7-6212
Open Evenings BY Appointment
PIANO-Refinished upright: $3.50.
DU. 5-S06l.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New, full
keyboard. modern style pianos,
as low as $40. per month. Rental
piied to purchase price CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. iioS q st. NV.
Dl. 7-S464
PIANOs-we have brand-new ma
tionally known makes Of pianos
at substantial discounts from the
manufacturers suggested list
you buy. We have over 100 In
struments on our floors including
many used items. ST, $4,000.
PIANO MART, 1918 18th ST. NV.
(In the block above the llbraryl.
PIANOs-Used uprights, sos, S110
PA Sl MART n fSfs III .i. S n,S
PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including some bargains in
slightly used instruments: Plenty
OF parking space at each store.
1882 Georgia ave-, Silver. Spring;
5i69 Lee highway, Arlington: lO4
William street, Fredericksburg,
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open daily from 1890 until 8 p m.
at night except Saturdays when
they are open from 9 until D.
FlANOs upTikuts Nv lul.g dlAs Ahts
furn.; reasonable. Call LA. 9-2462.
PIANOS-Nice selection OF slightly
used spinet and console pianos
from 1866. Investigate our special
rental and rental purchase plans.
KITS, 1880 @ ST. n.ws RE.
PIANOS = Fine quality spinet
pianos. Choice of nah, ebony OF
blond oak, S425. KITS, 1880
@ ST., NV. RE. 1929. tAlex,
Branch 1921 Mt. Vernon ave.
Open NIGHTS till .. Sat. till 81.
PIANOS-4-wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights Smartly styled
in a new durable finish especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students: S195 up,
including local delivery, CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. l10S @ ST..
NV. DI. 7-S464.
PIANO (GRAND)
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sol9 14th ST. NV.

CHAIN SAW. Davio Bradley tsearsl
800; gear driven, 22-inch guide
bar: excellent cond, used very
little. Call after 5 or wk. ends,
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APIS. FURNISHED 0. Q.


APT, newly decorated: near walter
Reed. Conv. TO transp. b722 3rd
pl, NV. ia. 0-SlO9.
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ROOMS FURM-s.E..S.W.
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

UPPER NV. SECTI0N-A couple
Of rms. unfurn. Call all day Sat,
after 2 pm. Sun. ia. 9-57l1.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BROODER, 81 TIER BATTERY. Z
Lincoln incubators. For sale rea-
sonable. 10. 5-S546.
LEGHORN LAYING hens, ST %
each; seven laying cages with
automatic water pans and feec
pans, each one holds 80 hens
Perfect condition. The name is
Onlycage. Cost $3.50. Will sac
for S245. 3 metal laying nests
SIS each. Two 5-deck cleo brood.
ers. S45 each. $500 RIGGS rd.r
Adelphi, Md. HE. Alta,
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FURN., UNPAINTED
GRAND OPENING SALE

Ready to paint. Big reduction. Chest
of drawers, vanities, Boston rock
ers, corner eupboards, dinette
sets, night tables, window cor
nices, picture frames. toy chests.
etc. Redwood outdoor furn., lawn
benches. Hundreds of items to
choose from We also install GUS
tom-made mirrors, resilver, chips
ground cut OF glassware, repaired,
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CASH REGISTERS 90, In excel
lent working condition. No reas.
offer refused. 200l 18th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER, black and
chrome National, one-drawer,
rinss 5000, 4 totals, tape. 21l3
l4th ST. NV
CASH REGISTERS. all makes and
models; reasonable prices, $50 up
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
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ORGANS

PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New. full
keyboard, modern style pianos,
as low as $40 per month. Rental
and hauling charges may be ap-
piled to purchase price CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS O st. n w..
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HAAOfhONE, new, Frencn 4tlmef
tenoI,s gold lacquer. Can Jk'
SEWING MACH. SINGER cleo, port.
able with al attach. Sews like
new. s19.0b delivered. RIA 3-61sl
SEWING MACHINES = Beautiful
singer consoles. dark wood, zig
rag att; take up payments, $50
mo, balance $35. Call Elk. 3-Ob4O,
day or night, for free home dem
onstration. niO 9th 81. NV.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer; never
been used since reeond. S35. Call
ia, 9-212d,
SEWING MACHINE, electric singer;
excellent condition. SIS. HA. z
gOia.
SEWING MACH, SINGER. portable,
fully automatic. Must sacrihce,
leaving country. OIL. 6-20l2.
SEWING MACHINES - Recondi-
toned BY Singer. Portabies from
$3.50. Consoles from $50 80. See
the sensational brand-new port
able BY Singer.
Only S60.60
On sale SINGER SEWING CEN
TIERS, T02 King st., Alex 3lO7
Wilson blvd, Clarendon; : Cor
lington shopping center.
STAIRWAY, iron-spiral, o It. K
IT,. easily dlsassembled and
erected; also Delco oil burner
with electrical controls and oil
tank Call tn. 2-O6s0 or RE.
STORE EQUIP.-20-ft. supermar-
ket neon sign; eft. open mllk
case plus metal carts. FL. 4-sll5,
STORE FIXTUREs-cash register,
elee. Natl, wall cases gondolas,
shelving, counters and air condi-
toner. BAL Wilson blvd, IA. B.
1890.
STORE FIxTUREs-5 and iOc
store. counters, shelving, cash
registers, ETC.; all in good cond.
No reas. offer refused. 2001 18th
st. NV. Ho. 2-0S4S.
STOVE, electric Westinghouse, good
cond., $40, II window screens.
Very reas. IA. 2-SS27.
sWIMMING-P0OL LINERS, 3 new
plastic; two, IL It. x27 IT,, one.
z It. Re. $4,000.
TABLE. black lacquered oriental;
black brass floor lamp, table lamp
with silk shades, pair Of black
o. sold individually. JE. 4-64l0.
TAPE RECORDER-Wilcox Gay HI
ri. Al condition, $3.50 or best
offer. XII. 9-794s after 8.
TIRE SALE
FULL RETREADS
6.50x15, 7.b0xl4 -------- S6.75
71.II99xi5, S.OOxl4 -------- s5'59
Prices apply to recap your old tire
or recap exchange plus tax.
Use Your Central Charge account
MARKET TIRE CO.
2 Convenient Locations VIII. 2-5600
Open Daily, 4 AM. to . Pm.
TIRE y SALE VI: TeeeSSp Dsa 7;59SI4i e g
g. g. Plus SS O recap SoS exc6 ALL Service
TIRE CO., 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
6-9S50. cow. loo. No money dn.
TIRES FOR sALE-Attention car
passenger tires, all sizes, 81 los
and up. Truck tires, all sizes, $40
and up. HARRY SOLLARS 110l
18th st. s.e., Ii. 7-5l62 or Ii.
4-9Os2.
TV, RCA, 17-in., lined oak console;
AL cond. throughout; sacrifice,
SIS. SP. 3-0763.
TRUNK, wardrobe, 81: piano up
right, 500; Navy cruise boxes
40x20x20, 81 ca: Bendix Econo-
mat, Sl2. Ell. 6-4602.
Tvs. seven, from S29.95. 3424
Georgia ave. NV, ia. 9-2440.
TV PICTURE TUBES
BRAND-NEW RCA Lie.
TT, $13.95; 21", $17.95
Tyr. WRITTEN GUARANTEE
627 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-7800
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO.. 10 5-504O
GARDEN TILLERS, lawn mowers,
aerators, rollers, chain saws, ex-
tension ladders. sanders, polish
erS, Wallpaper steamers, marine
paints, etc. FOLK FLOOR SUP
PLY, WO 6-052S
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APPS. UNEuRNIsHEp-p. c,

AIR COND.: 2 BEDRMS., 9 BATHS
Beautiful, large, southwest expo
sure, corner apt. Washington
finest, modern air-conditioned
apartment building, an exclusive
apartment address. Available i'm
mediately; S240 per month. THE
ESSEX. 4740 Connecticut ave.
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AIR-coNDITIoNED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms BY the day or week,
including maid service: reduced
rates for monthly occupancy with
or without linens and maid service,
secretarial service, sun deck over
looking entire city, ampllfed mas
yer television antsnna system,
garag facilities; ~ Minis. from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
Fiberglas Plastic Panels

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FLOOR POLISHERS, vacuum clean
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guar. MODERN FLOORS, 243l
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Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
Reese Theatre News

The Holiday Spirit is in the air.
The management of Movie Center
announces the opening of Holly
woods greatest hits during the next
four weeks, which means a Grand
Holiday of Entertainment for Della
ware and Maryland theatre fans.
In the four star category is THAT
Kind of Woman" with Sophia Lor-
en- and Tab Hunter, listed for show
ing this Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. December. 3-4-5 in conjunc-
tiOn with "The Battle of the Coral
Sea- featuring Cliff Robertson.
It's the amazing saga of the battle-
SCARED "Dragonfish". Another ex-
ample of Movie Center's policy of
two top hits on one bill.
Hits may come and hits may go,
but the one sensational hit that
will remain in history for long
time is Career" with Dean Martin,
Shirley MacLaine, Anthony Fran
ciosa, and Carolyn Jones, scheduled
to play the Reese Theatre, Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday, December 6-7-8.
1t is the most searching drama of
young people to ignite the series
in years.