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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Hixburk HishIiehts
Marine Frank Inge
Sees Far East Area

Corporal Frank Inge, a Marine, is
really seeing the world His recent
trips include Hong Kong. Korea.
Japan and the border Of Russia. He
hopes to complete his tour Of sery-
ice in July.
There are many sick in this com
munity
Saturday morning. Sam Erwin
CT Winston Salem. N. c., left from
Lynchburg with his uncle. Mr.
Willie Hlx, for a hospital in savan-
nah, Mo They went to see a special
doctor
Little Danny Hix, son Of William
Hlx. has been very Ill. He was taken
to Southside Community Hospital in
Farmville Thursday. His condition
is reported to be slightly better.
Janet Hix. daughter Of John vii
son Hix. went to the same hospital
Saturday afternoon She has pneu-
monla. but is responding nicely to
lIedtIlleIL.
Mrs. Marvin Glover. Jr., entered
Virginia Baptist Hospital in Lynch
burg Saturday for treatment
Judy Gail Coin, daughter Of Joe
Coin. is in with virus infection
Robert Sears. of Charlotte c. II.
accompanied his brother, Eugene
to Richmond Saturday to consult a
medical specialist.
John Taylor and family, Of Apo
mattoH. visited the Gene Searses
Sunday afternoon.
Lester Sears and family, Of Farm
VILE, called il several homes Sun
day afternoon
Sgt. Tom Erwin said 1t was -
degrees below at Loring ALB in
Maine Monday
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Tugsgle

Rev Parker Perkins win preach
At The anpomattox p + Church
Sunday night Al 7.3o
7-no ,a,,,o ,,oan,o l. ~ c,,,,,.os
me with peggv Gee sunday njabt
~. ia ~ c,o,,do c,a,,,o, ~
.,s,,o,ta,s and NJ II slav+on ,.1s,tad
5 49, rrat,, r,o1,t,a..l. !,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13

Mrs Gladys Robertson called on
Mrs. Syble Doddon Friday.
Miss Clarice Dole, of Richmond.
recently spent ONE time with her
family
Mss Blanton Felts, of Stuart
Circle Hospital. was supper
guest Of Ramona and Aubrey bod
son. Friday She returned to her
nursing duties after a week end
with her family
PFC Clyde Bowman and wifi
visited their parents over the week
end
NJ. and M Sidney Allen, Of
Lyncllburg. we've guests of Ii 81
mother and her parents Friday ana
Saturday Their three sons. Bert
Thomas and Alfred returned home
with them after a week with their
grandparents. the T. C. Beasleys.H
Mr. and Mrs Muncie Dodson,
Aubrey and Ramona and Mrs Ell
mer Felts and her daughter. Blan-
ton, motored to Richmond Sunday.
They visited the Dodson's niece.
Mrs. Jane Beasley Wiley. her hus
band. DAUGHTER. and also the J n
Russells. They toured the Polk Mil
ler Production plant where Aubrey
Dcdson is employed
Edwin Denny CT Colonial Heights
spent Saturday with his parents
tile RI B. Dennys
We're sorry to hear Wilson
Throckmorton is a patient at ST,
Elizabeths Hospital Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robertson visited him sun
day
Miss Jean Nelson, of Richmond.
enjoyed a pleasant week end With
her family. Brace Nelson an
friend. Of Charlottesville, visited
HIS parents. the S. L. Nelson re-
Gently
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
than the best models Of the leading lov-prced cars

This IL III 10 way "strippcd' Gar you're
looking all Come il and study the manlfac-
iurors suggested retail price Of Buick
IpSABKE hike this, equipped with Twin Tur-
bine automatic transmission, radio, heater,
white sldewa tires, and anything else you
want in your next car. Then do the same to
the TOP models Of the leading low-priced three,
and you II find the statement above stands up.
What a difference for only 5000!
Now think how much more you'd enjoy
Buick \ comfortable, substantially built auto
mobile \ car with the finest ride in all Buick
history 4 car with Bucks exclusive fn-cooled
brakes, and the smocthest type of Transmission
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
DeatonvilIe Soundings
Fred Cook.s Honored By Sandy Creek WA

Tic VIVA 81 saadv Cree. Bao-
tist Church gaee b miscellaneous
shower at Mrs Goldoa Estes for
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook. Saturday
night
After playing several games, Mr..
and Mrs. Cook opened their gifts.
They received many useful things.
They served cup cakes, punch.
peanuts and minis which Wcg VIII
joyed by everyone
Those present wee MIS-. HeuYy
Oliver and daughters. Dorothy ana
Grace, Mrs. Ruben Price. Mrs.
Henry Price Mrs. Luther Cfers.
Mrs Raymond Cook, Mrs WINSTON
Carter, Mrs Henry johnson Mrs.
Ted Elliott. Mrs. walter GRAY. ms
Clyde Hamlet. Mrs. Harvey Rucker
Mrs. Buster Borllm. Mrs Harry
Borum and Mrs Dawson joyce.
Also present were Mrs. Henry
Nash. Mrs Harry jenkins. MES
Stanley ellis. Mis- Weldon King
Mrs John Elliott and daughters
Maggie. Lois and Ruth. and Mis-
Bucanan and daughter. Nj and
Mrs. Cook are now LIVING ii Peters
burg.
Mr. and N1s G B. Chadwick. 81
Richmond, spent Saturday with Mr.
and MS H P jenkins
Mrs NaStpr FaaI-4re and 7r,e
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money can buy. A wonderfully quict and
greatly respected car!
Owners report QUALITY outstanding
Your money in Buick today puts you in on
the ground floor Of what promises to be a long
new time Of leadership for Buick cars. My
sixth Buick and the best ever ownedr
Disappearing car I've driven in thirty
yearsr' Much the best Buick YETI
Reports like these mean extra pleasure in your
Buick ownership and they mean hard
dollar value when the time comes to trade
It all adds up to the best proof in so years that
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT
BUICK PEOPLE WILL BUILD THEM
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neighbor who used to hold his head
high. He was up betimes in the
morning and off to his job and back
at night. complaining joyously Of
how much work he had to do, and
that he could not get it finished
He and his family lived in happi-
ness and self-respect.
There is a blight on that house
hold now. This neighbor sleeps late
in the morning, his clothes look
baggy and old, he shuffles about
puttering with odd tasks here and
there The habit Of work leaves him,
the skill which he had is falling into
disuse and he does not like to see
and talk to his neighbors any more.
The family life is twisted and dis
torted by the fear Of restitution
and hatred born Of love and fear
destroys the normal relationship be-
tween the husband and Wife-be-
tween the parents and their chill
dren'
Advisory Group Sought
We know that you who read this
are also concerned with the conse-
quences Of unemployment, and we
believe you want to do what you
can to achieve a healthy economy
for your community. We believe
that a equate employment is
a community responsibility both
from the standpoint Of filling all
available job openings and from the
standpoint of creating new job OPP
portunities. That is why we are call
ing upon you, as we did at the be
ginning Of this series, to let's work
together in meeting this RESPONSE
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bility.
We think it would Be wen to have
something like a community adj
visory committee on employment
problems maybe one member
from each civic club IN town This
committee could coordinate Il G
work being done by the various
clubs and inspire the clabs to
greater efforts along this line OF
course your local employment Of
flee will cooperate fully in any such
community effort
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13

Harley, Of Rice called TO see the
Gllls.
MI ard ms. Dick Gearheart
and daughter spent the week end
with Nh and Mrs. Henry Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. James jenkins and
girls. Mrs. Cassie Weaver. of Rich
fnand and Mr. and Mrs. Vester
jenkins visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jenkins Sunday.
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MI and Mrs. Hiram Anderson. of
Crewe. visited Mrs. Bette Garter
and family Monday afternoon
Mrs. Joe ellis came home Sat
urday from southside Community
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Pembelton
and family visited MIS-. Della Wood
all in Richmond Sunday.
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Meherriin

NJ. and MI. cnt.S M9rHseue.
Of Richmond. visited MIS- Lena
Jenkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr., Charles Hicks. Of
Norfolk We're visitors Of MI and
Mrs Macon Vaughan Friday
W. H. Flowers Of Richmond
spent the week end here with rela
Mr. aaa Mrs Willie Keetsv aa4
son. Billie Of Nort3lk. visited Nh
and mrs Macon Vaughan Satur-
day.
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New in gas economy, too!

III planning tic 50 Buick, The new Wildcat
engines, transmissions, and aXles were all
engineered to work together for greater gas
mileage Across the country owners tell Us
they are getting - to 20 miles per gallon in
the SO Bucks. And in a recent thorough test
Of Buick LeSabre against another car Of
comparable size and a good reputation for
economy :. the Buick won in every case
under all kinds Of driving conditions.
~ we think Ne ve cot neao kind Of gaIue in
this Buick LeSahre. And we suggest you go
to your Quality Buick Dealer and see whether
YOU agree before YOU buy new car
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Let's Get Tosether-ko. 5
Let's Get Tosether-No.
usiness-Employment Service Mutual
Help Strengthens Local Economy

This is the fifth in series of
articles released by Charles H.
Martin, manager of the local office
Of the Virginia State Employment
Service, explaining the services per-
formed by that State Agency. The
article was written by w. Howard
SizemOre, Employment Counselor
with the local Office.)
III this series of articles we have
discussed our work with the youth.
handicapped eople and older
people While We put special empha-
Sis on trying to help people in the
above classes. the bulk Of our work
is with the normal able bodied ex-
perienced workers who come to us
seeking work
We Try TO match their work ex-
perience and their training with
open jobs which employers have
listed with US. and try to place
them in jobs for which they are
best qualified, where they will be
happy, and where the employer
will be happy with their services
That's our aim, but Of course we
don't always do it, The degree to
which we accomplish our objective
is. IN large measure, determined
by the cooperation we get from job
seekers and employers, and the
confidence and public acceptance Of
the community as whole
We assure you that we are going
to do our level best to deserve your
confidence. We feel justified in ask
lng your cooperation, because to the
degree that we are successful in
placing people in suitable jobs. to
that degree the economy of the
community is improved
Modern Need
IN ON complex economy we are
sure that there is a definite need
tor A labor exchange. which we
would Ike for you to consider your
local employment office In the old
days maybe it was sufficient that
Jobs We're found by relying on ad-
vertiSenents and word of mouth
notification between friends OF as
sec.ateS that job was available
In ON modern society. with its null
ntude Of specialized Jobs, there is
definitely a need Of a common
meeting place Of Jobs and job
seekers
TIE unguided job hunting which
American workers are forced to do
III laborious. hit or miss process.
attended BY repeated rebuffs and
dlscouragements. The public EN-
plcyn1ent agency brings together
Jobs and people who are qualified
i0 fin them thus reducing the waste
NJ time and money involved in
fruitless job hunting and in cross
purpose activities of we'll meaning
friends and commercial placement
bureas
W. would like to emphasize the
fac. that your local employment o.
flee services are available to all
types Of workers professional ex-
ccutive administrative. technical
and All grades Of skilled and In
skilled workers We especially in
rlte Job hunters With special train
Ing and sk,llS to register With lis
Ai VI WIFI ,p,-,,a o,,,,,lc,o, ,.,,o ,aal
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SPORTS Afield
Ry TED RESTING

When the design engineers first
put new model gun On paper it
may look Ike a dandy but at this
/ stage the designers, technicians,
sales department. advertising de
partment and to2 Management are
still doing 4 lot Of Just plain hop
ing and the real fun IS Just about
to commence. At this point things
start Getting Very expensive. and
they grow progressively more 50
until the production suns are
proved reports Pete Brown. Arms
and Ammunition Editor Of Sports
Afjeld MAGAZINE
From proving a etm there is no
substitute for actually Shooting It.
Samples must BE- function-fired to
exhaustion and they must be field
tested uraen VARYING conditions.
Let's sa~r faa' example. tn q \
SAMPLES Of a new node Mic tested
n Anril ana MAY EVERYTHING looks
wonderful and PRODUCTION is started
bit come neXt November and De
cembar ana troHbles develop with
the chan&a % TEMPERATURE Pos
sibly with perfect Gun care it
wouldn't happen bit The arm
manufacturer lecoeni7es the fact
that eNerT Gun purchaser dces noi
lavish loving case uoon his gun.
OF course the manufacturers also
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. Co. JU. 5.5O4O.
PUMPS, generators. chain saws,
cleo. hammers. concrete grinders,
high weed mowers, etc. A. g. r.
RENTAL TOOLS, JE. o-56OO.
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RUGS BRAIDED, hand made, all
new wool, any size, any color.
D., or 3-4070 after X n m
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WHEEL CHAIR, leg rests and
brakes; excellent condition. JE.
4-7460.
WINDOW FAN, oE, 3-speed, excel.
eond.: S35. KE. 7-13l6.
3-PfECE SECTIONAL SOFA, black,
practically new; 500. Must sell
by Sunday. LU. S-OO6l
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/ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STENOTYPE MACHINE-New Per-
feet condition. Never used. S120
cash Call Lu 4-ll00 after
pm Mon, through Fri,
STORE FIxTUREs-5 a 10; wall
and floor cases; call RE. 6.0Hl2.
STOVE. NORGE, GAS apartment
size; excellent condition: S2b. Call
AP, 7-S4OA.
SWIMMING POOL KIT, Esther
Williams. Below dealers cost. Cal
Ov. 3-O4S6 weekdays: so. s-7I6s
other times,
TAPE-REC0RDER. Tenthron stereo:
value S3l7; with 2 speakers, with
3 Stereo tapes; $3.50 nat. Elk, b
9s13. Mr.. GRANT before 2 pm.
TELEVISION SET. 2 end tables.
TV--l7-in. Admiral console 81,
Mahog. cab, w/doorS. As is, $50,
HA. a-3276,
TV COMBINATION, pumont with
AM-FM radio and Hi-Fi record
player, i7-in. screen. Handsome
mahog. cabinet with full drs
Good WORKING cond. SS9.- HE. q
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

MARIETTA. 1928 18th 81 NV
Single, dbl. rms: young ladies,
men; showers; excel. board; elev
~
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lcONTlNuEDl

CAPITOL MLL-Air-cond. l.bedrm.
apt, in newly restored house. siSS
incl; ntils. 100 4th 81. Sc. Ii.
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WIsCELLANE0Us FOR SALE
(coNrINUED)
N"VW VTTb ~ GVNVIN1 TN
Washington. D. c.
Saturday, August !, 1859

MIRROR 2Sx2s, So; Chester
drawers painted, So Guardian
service; y at. kettle rooster and
chicken fryer IS; 60 pieces Of
sure cooker So: grocery cart 81;
dutch oven 81. IA. S-3465.
OFFICE DESK and chair, 32x66
In, hardwood, good condition,
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE. 7-4400

ALLISON ST. NV rms; bath;
all utils.: adults only: 500 mo-: :
after 2 pm, RIA. 6-5376.
BEAUT. APT, lady to share with
another lady: all-elec. kit. and
TV; $95 per mo-, utils. incl. On
exclusive Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
c ST. NE. 1875. mr.. Senate Ofc,
Bldg .-Mod. 2-bedrm. apt, 4
adults; reas. Ii. 1910.
CAPITOL HILL-Newly dec: COM
Portable: quiet and clean; good
transp.; suit. for work. cple. Ii.
4-7346.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855, near
Shoreham Hotel-Ehic., l-bedrm.
apt; eley. bldg. See jan. It'll Q.
CLEVELAND PIX. = 2 immac. rms.
Lse. empi. adults sS2. We. s-sCi0.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1918 sa-
vannah st. s.e:-Bsmt. apt. clean.
nicely furn.; rms, pvt. bath w
shower; use auto. wash; $65 mo.
CONN. AVE-, 322I-1 -bedrm. apt. |:
wLliv. rm., foyer, kit, bath; beaut.
furn.: elev. bldg: $125.
CONN. AVE, Broadmoor-Lge. s.
rm. apt, tastefully furn.; immed
occupancy. OIL. 4-0997.
CONN. AVE, 32I7-spotless 1, q
b.r. apis. ideal shopping, transp.
elev.: ldry.; adults. Wo. 6-6S66.
COW. NV. LOCATION, mr.. Du-
point CIRCLE bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit, dinette, Ice. apt. bldg. Taste
fully furn.. and decorated. Pvt.
bath and shower. Call mgr. until
z pm, FE. 7-3699.
DUPONT CIRCLE-2122 P st. NV.
Liv.. rm,. bedrm., kit, pvt. bath,
newly dec. Adults.
EAST CAPITOL, I1O6 = Nicely
furn. studio apt, sep. kit, bath,
util.: l adult; SOB mo.
EFFIC. APT, SOS MO.
Apt l.. 1912 Irving St. NV
Mod, 1 rm., kit. and bath, COM
Portable furn.; close to tranSp. {;
utils. incl. See MR.. LEE in Lee 5
Exchange (store) wkdys., bet. 10
Al. and 8 pm. EN-. 3-5106.
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.
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 serv-
ice, secretarial service; sun deck
overlooking entire city: amplified
master television antenna system /;
garage facilities: IL minutes from
White House.
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ANLlNOIONf os-LhIkCl lEOutt e-lu
a. private home: gentleman. OF.
4-764l.
ARL.-Lge., clean single rm. next
to bath: COW. to shops, churches,
bus. Pvt. home. IKE. 8-5290.
CHEVY CHASE; 1 mile from, D. c.
line, on bus line-Rm. bath: ga
with references. OIL. 2-2Sl9.
SILVER SPRING-Lge. rm,, semi
pvt. bath: pvt. home: comfortable;
gentleman. $45 mo. JU. 9-317S.
2 SLEEPING ROOMS for Q women
in pvt. home. With home priyils. :
lovely split-level home In River
dale area: very reas. UN. 4-2so4.
2 LARGE ROOMS, / single, with
accommodation for occasional
guest: picture window; other. dble.
rm.; beaut., modern furn.: lovely
bath, twin wash basins; mod. pvt.
home: local phone privils. blk.
from d. c. bus. OIL. 2-O9S9.
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ROOMS UMFURMIsHED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

CONGRATULATIONS rooms for
rent. win furnish. Call DE. q
1853.
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ROOMS FURNISAED--N.E.
ROOMS FURN-s.E..S.W.

COLORED-Large attractive room
Ideal for employed couple. IL
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APIS. UMFURNlsHED-D. c.IAPrS. UNFuRNIsHED-D. c..
OVERLOOKING

oNE;YEAR LEASE, guar aEainst
and 3 bedrm. apts. 10. 2-0lb2
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

week.
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2134 @ ST. NV.
Aforementioned sci. and dbl. rms;
others with reversible window fans,
phones and running water in
rms, near mod. bath with shower,
elev.. spacious lounge, maid serv-
ice, TV rm., guest yard: moderate
RE. 7-4O27
N. u. AVE. NV, 1898, at 18th and
Que-Unusually nice sgle. rms,
$3.50 and $3.50 wk.
N. UNINTERRUPTED, / sleeping
rn1., newly decorated, next to
bath, $2S mo. FE. 7-4567.
NEAR MT. PLEASANT CARS, 1887
J. Harvard st. Room, pvt. bath, $50
SCI: $50 dble.: refgr.
NEBR. AVE. Mr.. RIVER. Quiet rm,
for empl. gentleman. Tel. ext,
$40 mo. WO, 6-0gSS.
NEWLY DECORATED single and
double: maid service. AID. ALAS
NICE front single; refgr.. hot plate
81. 1918 10Th st. NV. AID
2-97S3.
Mr.. UNION sTATION-S8 wk.,
run. water: End A., next bath. eos
E st. NV, LII. 2-7199, ME.
QUE ST. NV, 1855; 1.-THE KEN.
NERT'-Sgle. rEl1., SO wk.; next
ROOM for steady employed younG
man in quiet home. 2311 First
street NV. No phone calls.
STNGLE-Front rm. for employed
gentleman, some privileges. DE
2.2623.
THE GILBERT HOTEL
246O 18th ST. NV.
Owner.management - New paint
new furniture, excellent maid
service, 24-hour switchboard serv-
ice. Single and double rooms
some with private baths. A first
class hotel for flrst-class guests;
rates. $3.50 weekly and up.
THE WESTMINSTER
1907 18th st. N.W.-Ho. 2-672C
TV, lobby, elev., water in rooms
single, $3.50 UP dly.: SS.50-S1s
wk.; dbls. and twin beds, $12-S16
THE 1870 HOUSE, 1920 18th st
NV: Ia blks. from Statler Hotel
Large air-cond. studio room: idea
for person desiring room or apart
ment without responsibility o.
maintaining one; permanent guest
$50 monthly. ME. SLIT. &c
TV IN YOUR ROOM-Front studio
refgr.. grill, foam mattress. $40
S16. 615 22nd NV, ST. 1888
WYOMING APIS, 2O22 Columbit
I'd. n.w.-comfortable room adj
bath. Cow. car, bus. no. 2-4S93
3O35 18th ST. N.W.-Hot and COLI
running water, refgr.,f gas stove
cow: transp. DU. 7-O730 or RE
5-6l53.
1884 COLUMBIA RID, N,W-1st
q. front, 12x22-ft. bay window
Chickering grand piano, ius
tuned; firepl.; car and 6us lines
TV, showers; men, AID. 4-433C
l735 CONN. AVE, Apt. 2, End 4
Phone HO. c-2522. Lge. RIM
shower. phone; empl. man; reas
1928 10th ST. N.W.-Very clean
| lovely studio rm.: redec.: in goo,
house; $3.50 wk. Men only.
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Areas largest floor display. I-year
guarantee. All sizes, from S2J SO.
PEERLESS SALES CO.
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TV SETS

Unclaimed and repossessed. All
models. Take over So per week
payments on balance due. For free
home demonstration, call RE.
10000.
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ROOMS FuRN.-MD..VA.

ARLINGTON, s.-Large, front, md
q. private home: gentleman. OF.
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RANGEc
S1QQ.Qh

1EFRIGERATORS - Better grade,
rebuilt by experts: 2-year guar;
easy terms, SIS down delivers.
UNIVERSAL CO., 1900 GEORGIA
ave. NV. (cor. Emerson).
ETTD Urn ERODG F---I--
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REFRIGERATORS

assT suaF sa SD f FsE6EgcKs
1905 14th st. NV, ia. $4,000.
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RELAX-A-CISOR, used very few
times; perfect cond.; SIS. Call
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BRANCH AVE-, near Ala.-Lge.
lovely room, plenty closets: man,
empl. pref; S36 mo. LU. 2-7637.
HILLCREsT HTS.-Rm. for refined
lady In home OF mother and teen
age daughter. RE. b-4S47.
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RELAX : A CIZOR, almost new:
owner leaving town; $175. Call
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PIANOS = EXPANSION AND RE-
MODELLING SALE. Pianos reduced
for quick clearance. Your chance
to save substantially on famous
band.named spinets, consoles,
Hrands and uprights. Some new,
some used. KITS (Washington's
NV, RE. 1929.
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RUGS-Persian designs, all new.
9x12. S1750: 1Ox15, S2S. Broad
loom carpeting, as low as So los
50. I'd. MAYFAIR SHOP, 1925 g
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RUGS, Oriental design and broad
looms, 9x12, S17; 9xl5, S27.
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1905 q
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APIS. FURNISHED. @.
fTAAIYtAIlIEnN

fitcss0 ana Bath adUits WSits
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POULTRY AND EGGs

10 RHODE ISLAND RED PULLETs,
some laying. CHI. S-754S.
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HANDLE TERRACE
2525 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
GUST OFF PENNA. AVE. SEQ
] -yr. lease, guarantee
against rental increased
Newly decorated; good loca-
ton, wired for air condition.
ing; 1-bedrm. apt. at $40 sol
2-bedrm. apt, S94 80. Rent
includes all utilities. See
resident manager, or phone
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Sports
Baseball

Sundey-Woshinofon vs.. Boston.
l;55 p.m.-9
New York vs.. Baltimore.
ZOO p.m.-l3
ThuFsday-BoItimore VS.. New York.
800 p.m.-l3
Soturdoy-BoItimore VS.. Boston.
i:3opym.-l3
Bowling
Monday-Strikes n Spores.
7:5op.m.-7
FridOy--Jockpot Bowling.
Saturdey--Duckpin Juniors.
Bowl the chomp. 5:oopm-7
Boxing
Wednesday, - Tony Anthony vs..
Jesse Bowdry. l0:00pm.-7
Fridey--Nino voIdes VS.. Alonzo
Johnson. l0:oop.m.-4
Horse Racing
Soturdoy-MetropoIiton Hondicop.
400 p.m.--9
Wrestling
Tuesdoy-WrestIine. 7:3op.m.-5
Wrestling. 1000 p.m.-l3
Thursdoy-Copitol Arena.
9:ooR.m.-5