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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Richmond Awards
School Contract

RICHMOND, June 20 (AP)
The Richmond School Board
Friday awarded the Daniel
Construction Co. a contract for
building two high schools at
a cost of $5,742. 669.
According to terms of the
proposed contract. the schools
are TO be completed 400 days
after the school board ratifies
the contract. Date of ratifica-
ton was set as June IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

nave been IN virginia as
early as 1923, when 10. Bruin"
was granted land by the Lon
don Company. Later, another
Bruin, Bryan, received a 400
acre grant from Lord Fairfax.
The first recorded evidence of
the family in the State is a
license for Thomas
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Picnic Slated

The Maryland State Hamp-
shire Breeders will hold their
annual picnic beginning at
1920 am. tomorrow at the
Spring Garden Farm, Laytons-
vile, Md.
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BY MICHAEL MOK
star stan Writer

District children robbed by
death or divorce of one parent
today have new hope Of in
creased emotional security.
This hope rests with par
ents without Partners" a new
Washington organization which
is drawing membership from
as far away as Annapolis.
1t began last fall, when 10
people showed interest In a
newspaper advertisement. To-
day PWP is helping hundreds
Of divorced and widowed par
ents and their children.
"As conscientious single par
ents," reads the constitution,
"our primary endeavor is to
bring our children to healthy
maturity with the same
prospects for normal adult
hood as children who mature
with their parents together.
I'm divided families. or if
those families where one par
ent has died, it is the children
who suffer most" the preamble
continues. For these children
to grow unscarred. the utmost
in love, understanding anc
sound guidance is required.
Is. We have established
Parents without Partners tt
further our common welfare
and the well-being of our chill
dren."
Varied Activities
Furthering the common well
fare has taken such shapes al
lectures by psychiatrists, ar
Easter egg hunt, legal advice
rifle shooting and seminars or
parental discipline.
Keystone of all activities /;
PWP's general meeting, hello
on the third Wednesday Of the
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pecially needed in the site
planning, traffic and drainage
fields.
Among the report changes
approved by the commission
were:
/. Developers Of a given COM
mercial site must obtain APP
proval of their plans on an
individual basis. rather than in
a group.
2. Deletion of a Pomeroy
recommendation that a land
owner could not obtain a build
ing permit II his property was
UP for rezoning. Mr.. Burrage
said there is no reason why the
county should be empowered to
hold up the owners permit for
80 days simply because the
county wanted to change the
coming.
3. Establishment OF a county
wide street map showing street
lines and setbacks in detail. as
opposed to the simple listing of
street lines.
4. Elimination of a Pomeroy
report provision which called
for no parking in the front or
side yard Of a residence. Mr..
Burrage said the county does
not have authority to enforce
such a rule.
Changes Expected
The commission remained
undecided on several points
which Mr.. Burrage recommend
ed for change. 1t said it would
have to give further study to
his suggestion that an unsuc-
cessful petitioner for a zone
change not be allowed to renew
his request. once it was turned
down, in less than Is months.
Several commission members
felt that the petitioner should
be allowed to return in six
months.
Mr.. Burrage told the COM
mission he considers the Pome-
roy report as a whole far from
perfect" 1t needs a very con-
siderable amount Of additional
study and review before being
enacted into law" he said.
In general. however, it is
a very comprehensive and sig
niflcant ordinance study. and
might we'll be a very helpful
tool for guiding the future de-
velopment of Fairfax County"
Mr.. Burrage declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star stafi Writer

A veteran educator who was
"purged" by former Gov. STAN
ley after he voted against mas
sive resistance is fighting to
retain his Virginia State Sem
ate seat against an old adver-
sary whose campaign slogan is
100 per cent segregation and
States rights"
The Dem ocratic primary
battle ground is the 185-mile
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This Is Another in o Series OF Articles
Explaining the Effect OF Virsinio' s
School Indignation Controversy in
Forthcoming Election compoisns.
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AS EARLY AS 1923
Bruin Clan Gathers
For Annual Reunion

Some 100 members of the Brn family. who have lived
in Virginia since before the Revolution gather today Hern
ion, Va, for their annual reunion.
The reunion will be held the l8acre estate of M. r.
Brun Another reunion Of the branch of the family that
moved westward will be held simultaneously in Rockville Ind
fact sheet put out by the family notes that the Bruins
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Foirfox County Moves
To Control BUILDING

The Fairfax County Planning Commission yesterday took
the major step toward providing the county with tighter
control the and development of county land.
Meeting in special Saturday session. the commission ham
mered its through significant changes in the
but still unadopted Pomeoy coming report and produced
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long goth senatorial district
1t extends from Bull Run,
north of Manassas, all the way
down to the fish nets of the
Northern Neck.
Principal contenders are
State Senator Blake T. New
ton. SO. of Westmoreland
County, former member of the
State Board of Education for
20 years. 10 years as president,
and John Galleher, SO. Manas-
sas lawyer and publisher
founder of the Young Demo-
cratic Clubs of Virginia.
A third candidate on the
ballot is Kenneth c. Coe. "a, oil
Falmouth. a retired Internal
Revenue agent.
In their first encounter four
years ago. Mr.. Newton defeated
Mr.. Galleher $3.50 to 1850
The district embraces Prince
William, Stafford, King George
Northumberland, Lancaster
Westmoreland and Richmond
counties.
Dominant Issue
This years race is one Of Il
for State Senate seats where
public school segregation is the
dominant issue.
-Four years ago it was just
a Misunderstanding campaign with
no issues" Mr.. Galleher says
This year it's different-we'rt
still shaking hands with the
voters but we have a real issue.
Mr.. Newton says: Schools
are the big issue. He says he''
100 per cent for segregation bu'
he hasn't a plan for keeping
them open. I'm 100 per cent fol
segregation. too, but l dom
want to close the schools unless
the people in the locality affect
ed vote to close them"
This race. like most of thu
others. has shaped up on thu
question of whether the presen
containment policy is the bes
way to minimize classroom in
tegration, as Gov. Almond say
1t is. Mr.. Newton voted for tina
policy at the recent General AS
sembly. Mr.. Galleher opposes It
Outcome of the campaign il
the goth district appears t,
hinge largely on whether MI
Newton can hold on to his lop
sided strength in the lowe
Northern Neck section AM
overcome Mr.. Galleher's pre-
vious strength in populou
Prince William County, includ
ing Manassas. at the other enc
Both candidates exude tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

Royal ChrySler, Inc.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
BRENTWOOD, MD. WA. $4,000
.CHRYSLER '57 New Yorker de luxe
4.door hardtop:. black finish; COM
pletely equipped; be sure and see
this one; 1895, $3.50 dn.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT-BANR
K ST. AUTO BROKERS
18th AND K NV. ST. $3.50
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CHEVROLET SO

Impala 4-door hardtop; beautiful
bronze and tan: fully equip, incl.
power brakes and steering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVRoLETs-New 1859 models
still avail. In most body styles.
Also low-mileage company cars At
very substantial savings and sem
sible terms. Phone OIL. 4-1lOO
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
77a5 Wis, Ave; ] Bethesda NG Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 'bb station wagon
deal car f iof the a la PSsftI nmiis Toa
days special only S04b. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, 900 M st. Sc,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 80 Coronet sedan: orlGinal
tilisn. 7. ana h; push:button drive;
lo9yner; INSPECTED. SPECIAL,
%SoSEIFE NY %oro rs GTTsS IN Y. S SGSn,
ST. Arl., Va, at Rosslyn, ia.
4-3251.
DODGE So6S I., 1910 coFonetii s new tires;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

'56 NERO. Gust. Sto.
s-passenger: eye-plessing Co.
lOnisI white and Jet black fin
ish, radio and heater, MercO-
matte, power steering, white
wall tires, etc. You can own
Il for only MME
S1,205. No. OV"n
0O1I. lew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

SO NERO. MontcIoiF
4-door hardtop; immaculatei
Mercomatie, power steering and
Hindu gold finish, radio. heater.
brakes, Wv. tires, etc. Start
enjoying new motoring pleasure
in this beauty GM1ME
today. No. 1Z~
1908.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

aocd tires; SIS. IA. A-46a0. -
CHRYsLER 1857 Windsor 4-dr,
! asS dst sT PRICED is e .s psB: Gil: &
s shGi si sPRiNoI me, i IFEYHA sst!
West i hEy' Silver sprinS' Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
AUrOMoBILEs EoR SALE Au1oMoBILEs EoR SALE
FENNER MOTORS

1oDdE '5s hardtop coupe: r. and
h., automatic. transmission;
owner; low mileage; extra clean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

CHEVROLET "a: an extra-elean
Bel Air 4-dr, sedan; with auto
transm., radio and heater, 2-tone
ivory and green. Guaranteed TO
pass inspection. See Mr.. Stafford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 4-door
hardtop powerglide, 7. and h.
beautiful red and white; only
EATON ATOM CHEVROLET
am II ct NE Ii T-6aAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

CHEVROLET 1852 4-dr. sedan:
fully equipped; immed. sale; best
offer. Call ewes, AP. 7-9S42.
CHEVROLET '55 VS. and 8 cyl:
WE'RE = fno EASY lF0 To i DEAL WITH"
FRANCIS & PARSONS
DoDGE-PLYMoUTH DEALER
2116 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 4-2SS0
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cHRYsLER 'b5 Windsor cow. (;
white finish with black top, power
windows, steering. auto, trans.
Wv tires, and h. S245 down;
Sl,lpb, full price.
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CHEVROLET '5S convertible; $50
h.p., 8 carburetors. conventional
shift; beautiful blue finish; only
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DE SOTO '55 Firedome 4-dr.; low
mileage, 1-owner car in beautiful
condition, fully .eqgipped; $995.
INC, 1141 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring, Md, JU. 0-l434.
DE SOTO 81 VS. sport hardtop
coupe; beaut. surf white with
mint green trim; fully equip; very
low mileage; sos down, small
monthly bank payments.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
Bath and Benning NE. LU. 2-S00O
DE SOTO '55 2-door hardtop; orig.
red and white finish: power steer
down: Sse5 full price.
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
BRENTWOOD, MD WA. $4,000
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BELL MOTORS

CITRoEN 81 4-dr. sed.: Model
DIS 10: low mileage, =. and h.;
good cond. DI. 7-35b1 betw. 9-6
1860: brand-new: large
shipment Just arrived; only. ST.
l5S.O5: fully factory equipped. See
p pSWssrs SdSHiDS ps low he as F$1s5 aS
TOMS CHEVROLET, Ga. ave. at
University blvd, Wheaton, Nd,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 80 coronet convert; white,
Ri S and p aiy a s1 Sss p x 100 2GoI n
, 1959-04-18
Proprietor Of Fomous
French Restaurant
Visiting ST. Croix

M. Louis Vaudable, owner
Of the famous Maxim's Res
taurant in Paris, where Franz
Lehar wrote "The Merry Wi
dow Waltz" and the movie
"Gigi'' was recently made by
Sir Cecil Beton, was the week
end guest Of Madame Complain
Continued on page Al
, 1959-04-18
Virgin Is. CGrnivul
Opens Officially III
ST. Thomus Tomorrow

The Virgin Islands Carnival
which will be celebrated in ST.
Thomas will be opened ofiici-
ally tomorrow, April 18th and
win continue through 18th.
Unlike former years, the
Committees sent no invitations
to ST. Croix nor invited parti-
cipation by individuals Or
groups. Nevertheless, ! large
number Of persons are plan
ring to visit St. Thomas for
Carnival.
, 1959-04-18
"TheD Oregon Plunges
Feet First Into Well;
Gets Quick Rescue

The Dragon" otherwise
as George Nielsen, erst-
while politician and connois-
seur Of fine drinks, probably il
q moment Of ecstacy, plunged
into a seven foot well near his
home in GalIows Bay. His
quickly dragged him
out.
Mr.. Nielsen who can be
counted on to give onIookers
a thrill, whenever he gets the
Continued On page ~
, 1959-04-18
Gov. SecY Of L0bor
Sign Unemployment
Compensation Act

An Agreement has just been
signed by Governor of the
Virgin Islands, John D. Mer-
win, and Secretary of Labor
Mitchell extending the Tenn
porary Unemployment Com
p~ensation Act of 1853.
The extension Of the pro-
gram comes as good news to
those persons who had filed
under the program in the Vir-
gin Islands and faced the
Continued On page Al
, 1959-04-18
R. SelwYn Fleming
Going TO 47th Meetir
OF Nutionul Chu1nb,

18th Annual meeting Of the
u. S. Chamber Of Commerce, Civil Defense Tel
April 26 through %. Mrs. Result Of Operot
Bette z. williams IS also Alert Test
slated to attend. The following is q
Constructive proposals for issued by Alva c. MacF
dealing with the danger Of IN Administrative Assista
tiation and the need for labor ST. Croix:
racketeering reforms, will be Operation Alert : 1876
tCnnt,nued on mage Az Quoted throughout the
, 1959-04-18
Speech Mode by
Senator Ron de Lugo
AT Opening Session

Senator Ron de Lugo adj
dressed the Legislative Ses-
sion as follows:
Mr.. Chairman:
The Third Legislature faces
challenges on all fronts-we
must meet up to the task Of
answering with effective legis-
lation the needs-social econo-
mic and political which every
year in our Virgin Islands
community, increase.
Let me say, Mr.. Chairman,
before I outline broadly the
legislative program of the
, 1959-04-18

III eA1Nt 0NAAoC RA~oSlR W
this body today, not just q De-
mocratic program, but q pro-.
gram for the Virgin Islands
which we sincerely hope will
receive the same dispassionate
and intelligent consideration
that we shall give to all pro
posals.
OF primary concern to US in.
these Islands these days is the
matter Of Congressional sup
port Of our efforts to expand
and improve the productive
base Of our economy. We are
all concerned with the fate Of
of our industrial incentive pro-.
gram. we have proposed legis-
lation removing controversial
securities provisions Of the tax
exemption law, while at the
same time closing the loophole
feared BY the Treasury Depart
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Buckingham c. H. Items
WSCSPlans Sale FriddyA fternoon

with Miss Pauline Corson Sunday
al Cumberland.
Sixth Birthday
Mrs Earl Davis entertained their
son. Henry Earl. on his sixth birth
day. Tuesday. November 3 Guests
included were Jimmie Rice. BoDble
ard Winston. Forest Guthrie, III,
Chip Davis. Debble Davis and
Cynthia Davis. Mrs. Bob Jones and
Mrs. Edna Pearson were present
at the party
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sadler and
family and MIS- Claude Allan, of
Enporla, were dinner guests Of
Sheriff and Mrs. II. B. Adams. Fri
day night before the Buckingham
Greersville game.
Miss Clara NJ Gary. of Rich
mond, was a guest for the week Of
Miss Appling Moss
Rev Howard Wall. Jr. was a dim
ner guest Sunday Of Mi and Mrs
G NJ. Rogers.
Mrs Willie Amos is a patient hi
the University Hospital ChaAlottes-
vile. She is there tor an operation
L. A. Crews. Of Portsmouth, with
his mother. Mrs. G. W Crews. Of
Richmond. spent several days here
visiting relatives
Nh and Mrs Eddie Crews and
their four boys. Harold James.
Jerry and Gordon. OF Baltimore.
visited Mr. Crews mother. Mrs. j.
W Crews. for the week end, Recent
guests IN the same home we're Mn
and Mrs W s Bright, Of Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

The Woman s Society of Christian
Service OF the Trinity Methodist
Church Will hold a bake sale and
runlnlage sale Friday, November
Is. Al Buckingham Court House
from 2:30 to 40 pm. Proceeds
VIII 90 toward the building fund of
the church.
Mrs. Mary Pollard. Of Grand
Junction Colo. is guest in the
Sadler home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hurt and
daughter. Pam. moved this week
and arc now occupying the resi-
dence Of MIS-. Charlie Crews near
buckingham Court House
sympathy is extended to Mrs. J.
W Thompson on account Of the
death of her brother. who died Sat
urday in a Richmond hospital
Pau Baldwin. of Pamplin, brother
of Mrs Pete Sprouse. has opened
now barber shop at Sprouses Cor
s,an ~. PaIduia o,,er,ted his o,rn
shan a.. 4 vaars j. I,,pchb,Yra
NJ pa,,,,-,,, aad ,ba,, a. hva ],
,a,,.,1Ye sad IN Ill, AZ, pa1a,,;,,
49, ~ aaa,, ~ 49, sahoa1 ta,,,,
"a ~ " 80 - ~
m. p,c.-,,,.ba,n A,co,,a uon,o
na,,,a,e.,.s,ias rln, IL, T,,,,,sda,,
a.a, ,,,-,,, > j. 80 be,,,a y NJ
po,,a., c.o+,ha,.oa, NJ Ma1.o,.
,I,n,,ford home aoan+ cave The
d,,a,a.,r.,.,.;on -, .1aa.,,,r aa,,a,.
hrass neuta,. aid o,,,e, ,,,s,.,,.,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

! iDDIu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Shepherd
of Richmond. and Bobble Shepherd.
of Portsmouth, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Shepherd
Presents Play
The eventh grade students Ct the
Buckingham Elementary School as
eliminating activity. presented a
play for American Education Week
entitled How Wen DO You Know
Your County Thursday Noyem-
Der p This was under the direc-
ton Of Miss Carrie Fitzgerald
seventh grade teacher
Mrs. E. c. McCraw left Sunday
to visit her son-in-iaw and daughter
MI. and Mrs j H Leeth. and
family. Of Grottocs She VIII also
VISIT her cousins, Mrs Robert
Wvthe Of Woodstock, and Miss
Miriam Walton, Of Luray
Ms George Wood and MIS-.
Frank Yates. Of Salem. vsi,ed Mrs
Jslia Mitchell. Sunday
Mt. and Mrs Whitcomb Spencer
ana Mrs Mary Bard visited Nrs
Baird son-ln-law aid daughter
M and MIS- George Wheeler Of
Scott villc. Sunday
Mi. and MIS- A 3 Raney Of
Laurel. Miss, were guests the past
Week af Mr. and Mrs Charles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Prospect

Cecilia Baker was hostess to a
Platter Party in her home Friday
night.
Those who enjoyed the refresh
ments and dance were: Bobby Lou
Wilkerson, William Coin. Linda
McFadden. Marcy Brown. Laur-
ence Franklin, Russell Franklin.
Sue Campbell Sammy Campbell.
Charles McFadden, Kenneth Jamer-
son, Barbara Oliver, anita Camp
bell, Bobby Lee D 3rien, Bob Bris-
entine. Annette Emmert. Charlie
Brisentine. Carol Campbell Ginny
Lee Young. Charlotte Brisentine.
Donna Lou Doss. Bill Doss. Gene
Southall, Jackie Moore. Tom Oil
er and Frank Nat Coleman.
Ghapelones were MS Jack
''nphell. MS annie Campbell
Mrs. Freddie fyold and Mrs. Sam
Campbell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
THE FARMv1ILE way HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1859

Mrs. R. S. Ellis. w. Mrs. Forest
Guthrie, Mrs. Frank Webb and Mrs
Tom Hall. Jr.
Among those who attended the
ootball game in Roanoke Saturday
,etween VMI and VPI freshmen
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom HAL yr!
yIr and Mrs Charles Hall and Mr..
and Mrs, Ted Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Kernodle, Of
i1ampden-Sydney. were guests for
he week end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
1all, Jr
Mr.. ard MIS-. Gene svitzer arr
nroud parents Of son. Marx
Crute Switzer. born November 5 a
he University H pital Both
mother and son are at home and
doing fine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Scottsviille

The annual fall business meeting
# the Tri-Cn-ntv Riding Cub WIN
be held in the Parish Hall at ST.
ionns Church here Monday. No
vember Is at 8 pm Officers VI
3e elected for the coming year.
he nominating G 0 m mittee ap-
sintad at a previous meeting will
submit names Members Of the
committee are Mrs. Leonard Ken
dali Nirs. william a. Dawson u
md Leiph W4lkrr Nominatinns
may be made from the floor on No
vember Is Of submitted to the com
ni'tee before that date
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
rentenary Church
Turkey Supper Set

rhc Centenary Methodist Church
W.S.CS. viii serve a turkey sup
per at John Randolph Elementary
School, NOV ember p.
The supper will begin at 3 pm
Il takes % gallons Of water .
refine one gallon Of gasoline
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ReStaurant Enuinmen1

Persian designs. all new. sx1e
S17.50: 10x15, S2S; broadloom
carpeting, as low as S2.95 So. I'd.
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 q st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR FOR lMscELlAnEo FOR sl

OR0ANs-Ws have several excel
lent values in used organs from
S396, KITS (Washington's Larg-
est Music etore), 1880 q 81. NV.
RE; 1922, alexandra Branch
1921 Mt, Vernon ave. Open ewes
til o; Sat. til 81
ORGAN, EsPEY, electrified. vii
take best offer. Call CHI, e-S72b
Free Methodist Church, 736t
Allentown I'd. Sc,
ORGANs-Before you buy any organ
see the new Wurlitzer chord al
only S6eb In mahogany and the
new WurlitEer spinet at only 5000
In mahogany. Also used Baldwin
Hammond and Wurlitzer ORGANS
at bargain prices. -JORDAN'e
downtown at 18th and q sts.. In
Arlington at $3.50 Lee highway,
In Silver Spring at 9332 Georgia
ave. Suburban stores open eve
nlngs.
ORGAN. Hammond. home model,
B-3, with jr-20, tone cabinet, ex-
eel. cond. $4,000 or best oiier,
so. 6-4004,
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CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
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tcoNTlNUED)

FURNlIyREs, NEw5sshcp wherever . .,,,
prices which will b lower. Cash
and carry only. $3.50 MINI. ave
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noes, PETS, ETC.
BEAGLE PUPPIES


. mos. started huntinE. To. q
1888.
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housebroken, shots Give TO goot
family with fenced yard. JE. 4
67l7.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY. tiny type
female. 0randfire Oh. TejanQ
Texas Kid. Also German shepherd
female with all shots, Simpson
vile, Nd, ATLAS 6-2270,
.pAcHsHUND PUPS
females. S35. 10. 7-s275.
DACHsHUND. puppies. Axe. rec
available, ia. 7-3S2s, Nj
DOG FREE to good home, will sent
money for care, House trained ans
Spayed;, Call DI. 7-esD3 Tor MISS
FREE--Beautiful spayed Persian
e5t' $GSs SSid' lovins ana playful
POINTER PUPS, females. q months
Call JE, 2-7S71. or JE. 4-1b65
POODLE miniature and toyl stu.
service, $50: rooming, SO. board
81 so. 1918 Hamilton st., Hyatts
VILE. WA. 7-2276.
POODLEsi well bred, Axe; toys
CHAMP. STUD. DU. 6-S9is.
PUP. part cocker, black, s-mos. old
wormed. shot, IS. Can 10, b
1857.
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p 9Sni FREE oE tS e soH ao SS@s I 'snS
spayed;, Call DI. 7-e3b3 Tor MISS
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2615 4th ST NE

On busline, near Catholic Univ. and
new Providence Hosp i bed
Im.; rent. only 500 30, utils. incl.
Stove, reigr, laundry facilS. See
Janitor in bsmt.
JESS FISHER g. CO, INC.
lol2 K ST. NV. Elk. 3-1s1l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators.
SOD cutters. roller. etc, RENTAL