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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-05-07

The Faculty Center will be located the side
of the Quadrangle just north of Cambridge Hail. It's architecture
will conform with that of the buildings with walls of
ronspo brick and roof red design
Columbus architectural firm of Benham Richards and Arm
The building which will long recognized need the
campus will include such facilities student lounge faculty
lounge book dining students and
uy snack bar bowling alleys small devotional chapel
offices for certain student activities
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-05-07

Plans announced today for the immediate start of work
another new building at MusFngum college
DR. Robert N. Montgomery, president of the college,
today that general contract has been awarded to the
E. Mast and Sons Construction of GAINESVILLE for the
building of StudentFacuy Center which will hub
of recreatlonal and leisure eme activities the campus
base bid of $215,469 submitted by the Mast firm the
lowest eight received Still to be awarded the contracts
heating plumbing electrical work the total
250 advanced to the college by the federal
the form loan.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
Diggings Prove Joshua
Was Truly Great General

to be the stratum covering
Solonon's gates, he and his
associates marked the ground
with guidelines in the dimen-
sions noted at Meggido. The
astonished Workmen, mainly
unsophisticated Jewish immi-
grants from Yemen and Kur-
distan, dug and found the
gates exactly where they were
assured t ey would find
them.
Hazor, DR.. Yadin reported,
experienced something of a
revival in the 10th century
BEE, in the time of King
Solomon, renowned ruler of
the united Hebrew Common
wealth. Solomon, as related
in the Bible, rebuilt Iazor,
along with Meggido and Ge-
zar. q Kings. 9, 15D The three
cities served him as garrison
towns.
DR.. Yadin was held to be
something of a wizard by his
diggers until they learned
tllat his foresight was derived
from the Bible. Then they
held the feat of little account,
one (Which anybody could
have done"
But this episode of finding
Solomon's gates was not the
first time DR.. Yadin had put
his knowledge of the ancient
world to modern use. In 1949
the invading Egyptian forces
stood astride the main road
leading into Israel from 81
mai, blocking Israeps occupa-
ton of the Negev. General
Yadin ordered Israel planes
to scout for signs of a mill
tary road which he knew ex-
listed in Roman times. The
road was revealed from the
air, and Israel troops moved
down it to surprise the Egyp-
tians from the rear.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

the greatest of these cities,
and probably the greatest in
Canaan, was the Hazor con-
quered and burned by Joshua
about 1850 bee.
DR.. Yadin noted that the
Bibles account of the fall of
HaZor to Joshua, who led the
Twelve Hebrew Tribes in the
conquest and settlement of
the Promised Land, is a COM
paratively succinct one in
contrast with the dramatic
accounts of Joshua's battles
at Jericho and Gideon.
But the excavations which
he and his associates have
carried out indicate that the
taking of HaZor must have
been one of Joshua's major
feats. They reveal HaZor to
have been an uncommOnly
large Canaanite city, sup
porting its brief Biblical de-
scription as "the head of all
t h o S e kingdoms" Joshua
11:10.)
"JOSHUA'S HAZOR was a
city of approximately $50
acres. 1t could have held 25,-
900 to 10000 people," DR.. va
din declared. eve can gather
some idea of it's impressive
size for those days when we
realize that Meggido, the ia
nous fortress city guarding
the valley of Jezreel (Arma-
geddon), covered only some
Is acres, and the Jerusalem of
King David's time, centuries
later, overed about ten
acres"
AT HAZOR, when DR.. va
din reached what he believed
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

greatness of Israels first and
mightiest commander, tn e
Biblical Joshua, some $500
years ago.
He is DR.. Yigael Yadin, who,
on May IA, 1948 when Israel
was re-establiShed after 1000
years, was chief of its fight
ing units. Later he became
the new states first Major
General, and Chief of Staff.
Today he is an internationally
known Biblical archaeologist,
an outstanding authority on
the Dead Sea Scrolls, and Lee
turer in Archaeology at the
Hebrew University in Jeru-
salem.
AT THE OFFICES of the
nationwide United Jewish Ap-
peal, DR.. Yadin told reporters
how the James A. de Roths-
child-HebreW University ar
chaeological expedition at Ha-
Zor, which he heads, has un-
covered the remains of 21
successive cities at that north
ern Galilee site, along with
evidence of Joshua's proWess
as a man of war.
The excavations at Hazor,
carried on since 1855, have re-
suited in many major finds
and are throwing new light
on many aspects of the mate
rial and spiritual cultures of
the Holy Land. The cities ex-
cavated span a historical Pc
riod of some $500 years, from
the first founded about 2,7OO
BEE. Before Common Era)
to the last, destroyed about
$50 BEE.
The excavations show that
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
Non-Jews Build
Jewish Home
In Germany

BERLIN, (JTA)-A two
story Home for Jewish
Aged, built by Protestants
and furnished with the aid
of non Jewish organiza-
tions and personalities in
West Germany, was form
ally dedicated here.
The construction costs,
amounting to 100000 Deut-
schemarks, was contribut-
ed by the Protestants Help
for Jewish Citizens with
the help of the Organiza-
ton for Relief of Non
Jewish Victims of the Nu-
remberg Laws and of the
Relief Administration for
the Property of Dead Vic
Tins.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
German Boitinq
Forces Family
To Quit City

FRANKFURT, (JTA) -
In the face of constant and
repeated anti-Sernitic per-
secutions, directed against
his wife, his child, himself
and his business Kurt
Sumpf, 33, a restaurant
owner at Koeppern, near
this city, has decided to
leave the town.
Windows in Surnpf's res
taurant have been smashed
several times in the last
few months; he has been
shot at; his wife was
punched in the nose. His
son was harrassed so much
at school that the child had
to be withdrawn from
school. Last January, i
men were accused by po-
lice of being the ring lead
ers in the neighborhood's
anti-Semitic attacks against
Sumpf. But none of the
men has as yet been placed
on trial.
Now Sumpf is leaving
Koeppern.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

Swedish Israel Society was
told by Chain Yahil, Israel
Ambassador, that a year of
relative peace on ISraelS bor-
derS has proved that the Is
rael Arab controversy was
not the reason for the pre-
vailing Middle East crisis.
NEW YORK, (JTA)-More
than 10000 volunteer work
ers for the United Jewish Ap-
peal attended the Festival of
Freedom at Madison Square
Garden here at which Mayor
Robert Wagner conferred the
Freedom of the City on Abba
Eban, IsraePs Ambassador to
the United States, this week.
The guest speaker was DR..
Abba Hillel Silver, who eX-
pressed the audiences con-
gIatulations to the people of
Israel on the eleventh ami
versary of their Independ-
ence. DR.. Silver described the
establishment of the State of
Israel as 'One Of the INST
significant breakthrOuphS in
Jewish history
BRUSSELS, (JTA) - An
open house reception by the
Israel Embassy, attended by
C h il dren of local Jewish
schools and non-JeWiSh we'll
WiShers and a formal recep-
ton attended by 400 guests,
including Cabinet Ministers,
High court justices, Catho-
lie hierarchy leaders and 9th
erS marked the observance of
Israel independence Day
here.
BOMBAY, (JTA)-A mass
rally was held here under
auSpicieS of the Bonn bay
ZioniSts Association to cele-
brate Israels independence
Day.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29
11th Anniversary
1th Anniversary
Isrue|Fefed
In Parade

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Ninety jet military planes roared
through Tel Aviv skies while 100 tanks rolled through
streets here in Israes Independence Day military parade
An estimated half million Israelis, tourists official
guests watched the parade.
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

NEW YORK-The man who eleven years ago this
week commanded the armed forces of the reborn State of
Israel they fought for independence told how major
archaeological excavations which he has directed since 1855
have provided startling evidence that confirms the military
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

Eight French-Built Super
MYSTERIES, one of the worlds
fastest jet fighters, and %
French-built Vautors, top
rated fighter bombers, took
part in the first display of
IsraePs latest air acquisitions.
The aerial display included
36 Mystere Tvs, French-built
Ouragons, British Meteors,
propeller driven Mosquitoes
and Mustangs and various
types of training planes.
The prominent guests,
headed by form er French
Premier Guy Mollet, watched
intently as the sky parade
was succeeded by the ground
ceremony in which a motor
lied column led the marchers
past the reviewing stands in
blazing summer heat. Hun
dreds of jeeps carrying the
colors and emblemS of the Is
rael defense units followed.
A motor cycle contingent
led the way for the various
types of tanks, which includ-
ed 40 American Super-Sher-
man tanks with 76-mm guns,
lighter Shermans, 40 French
light tanks and half-tracks
carrying armored infantry
men and reconnaissance jeeps
carrying border police and
paratroopers, the latter, as
always, the most applauded
paraders.
GENEVA, (JTA) - Swiss
Jewry celebrated Israeps 11th
independence Day with an
observance, one feature of
which was a party on a ship
named the "Aliyah" on Lake
Geneva. The Swiss Zionist
Federation, which arranged
the a if air, ba nm I'd any
speeches or public declara-
tions during the party.
STOCKHOLM, GTA) - A
Yom HaatZmaut celebration
sponsored by the Stockholm
Zionist Federation and the
The Arizona post., 1959-05-29

DEPT. or LIBRARY &
ARCH YES
STATE CAPITOL
PHOe ix, kRi IONA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, o. c.
April ~, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

For late program changes
see --latest ~ Information"
in the Sunday Amusement
Section and on the daily
TV page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

SUNDAY
1870
9-RuFol America. Color.
"Cotton-Fibre with Future"
THE Federol Veterinarian in
Agriculture.
500
Shook Up and Live.
THE Merry tests of Hershel Os-
Propeller" First of four prooroms
honorino the Jewish Passover.
$50
9-chapel OF the Air.
Chaplain Col. jones F. Patterson.
Finding the Answer to Lies
Questions. Job CHOPPER Il,
verses lilo. Chapter 5, verses
1927.
S:45
4-Industry on Porode.
900
4-Briefinq Session:
DISCUSSION. edword Barrett,
host.
s-SundoY Morning News.
9:o5
9-comero Three. Educational.
The Country OF the Pointed
frs" Novelist Soroh Orne Jew
ett's study Of New England Choir
deter, os expressed by the people
on the Eostern seoooost of Moine.
$50
4-Chsistion Science. RELIGION.
"a Ploce for Religion IN Young
Peoples Lives" George Word,
moderator.
9-Jewish Community Hour.
A Passover Sedor - Evening
Home Rituol," with children from
the Hebrew Academy.
9:4S
4-Dufeline U. n.
1000
4-ReIisious Hour. Film.
5-Foith FOR Today: Religion.
7-JWngle Jim. Adventure.
Johnny Weissmuiler stors.
9-Lomp Unto Ny Feet.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

STORE FIXTURES, suitable for
ladies' or children's wear; wall
shelving, window display, ila-ton
ChrvSler air eonditionrr All OF
part KERCHMAN'S, 1851 Ala
bsma ave. Sc. LU. 2-3036.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
APIS. UKFURMIsHED-D. Q.
tcoNTINuEDl

GE0RGEToWN-De luxe o-rm.. q
bedrmsD, 2-bath, air-eond. apts
in cony. Ice. 5000 mo. plus utils.
Draperies may be purchased. Por
info. and Rppt. 70 inspect, can
DeYERE r. WELDON, Agent. FE.
7-e14l weekdays.
GLOVER PARK-NeWly decorated
! and 2 bedrm. apts. available in
modern gsrden-type development.
Located in excel NV. aIeE; Sa6
and STA, utils. incl. Adults. Also
enc apis; dei; S53 and sos. Can
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt, homes
with large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capitol. oyerlooking
S'gi1isnd S'aI,a pkEy;. oxon Run Park
course, open to public; bedroom
and porch, S71 to $3.50; 2 bed.
rooms and porch, Ssi TO Ssi so.
Detached small buildings, homes
like atmosphere. beautifully lands
scapeo: quiet, friendly neighbor.
hooo In suburban setting. Three
exposures N every apt, large
rooms, ample closets, porch conv.
rear stairs to spaciouS fsnced-i IN
lawns for safe play: plumbing in
Kitchen for washing machine, out.
SIDE drying: Industrial storage
lockers: building wired for air
eonditioners; short walk to two
l-fare. buslines, shopping cen-
ter, schools and theater: of-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
Of Naylor I'd in vicinity Of 30th
s., Between Sc; r Rental once sss sps0 s0 daily
29On 3Oth st Sc. Lu. $500
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC
Evening star., 1959-11-20
D. c. WAREHOUSE

Oh New Jersey Ave. NV.
Free Parking Ii. 3-9S63
ORGAN, Wurlitzer electric Church
model, with sep. speaker and
chimes. los N Galveston st,
Arl IA 4-41RA
Evening star., 1959-11-20

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
2153 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Very
lge., attrac., / bedrm., din. rm,
dress. rm. EN-. 2-S411, NO. 7-64O5
LAMONT ST. NV, I744-spacious
porch. q or 4: also efic. ant
Evening star., 1959-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
lCONIINuEpl

MUSICIAN HAS CASH for Z fiat
alto saxophone. Prefer Beuseher
OF selmer. SO. S-S24l. ewes,
PIANOS ALI STYLES
WE PAY HidREsT CASH PRICES
Call Day OF N.ent. ~ 9-3O3s
REFGRs.. bedrm., liV. rm.. din
rm-s turn, washers. Tvs. etc :
clean eond. sALUs FURN. CO.,
NO 7-6O4O
Evening star., 1959-11-20
DOG PEN
WIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
+ Washington. D. c.
Friday, November 20, 1859

6-H4U2. open ewes. TIL $50. OPEN
SUNDAYS IL to 4 UNTIL CHRIST
MAS.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
-Hi-Fl, encyclopedias, odds and
ends. Phone JE. 4-0S51, 7-l0 pm.
EXTENSION LADDER, extension
board. spray gun, rolling scatiold.
Also turn., beds, cabinets, etc.
FIREPLACE GAS OR ELECTRIC
LOGS, screen, andiorns, etc. ACME
STOVE. l01l 9TH NV, Ma. S-S952.
FREEZER. 4x6 Walk-in, equipped
with everything, S65. UN 4-9S33
FREEZER, 2O-eu. 1T. Renaire; cost
best offer. sP. $500. ~
FREEZER, Amana upright, l2-cv.-
Sacritice, 5000. JA 4-552c.
FURS. collars and TRIMMINGS Of
every description for coats, suits
and dresses. Reas. BASKIN FURS
Cor Sth and G NV
FUR JACKET, ladies coats, suits,
dresses, other items: elec. broller,
infra-ray lamp. RA. 6-24S5.
FURNACE, gas, floor type, wTther-
moStat and controls 500 Call
Ell. 6-34S0, aft. 3 pm. wkdays.
FURNITURE = Simmons Hide-a-
Bed, plus slpcover; bargain, sos.
DE. 2-5lE3.
~URNITURE-Antiuue dining rm.
set. living rm., bedrm., tic. Call
II 7-54O6 after pm.
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., dinette, up
right piano, draperies, cornices
and misc items. IA. 5-7735.
FURNITURE, NEW-Shop wherever
you wish FIRST, and then get our
prices which win be lower Cash
and carry only. 1896 MINI. ave
Evening star., 1959-11-20
FRI. AND SAT.
Til 6 PM.
FACTORY
CLEARANCE

MARIO FURNITURE COM
PANY is the largest man.
ufacturerS' distributor of
factory surplus inventory
in the Washington, D. c.,
area. Manufacturers liqui-
date their warehouses at
this time of the year. Now
is the best time to obtain
a real furniture bargain.
You shop MARIO FURNI-
TURE and YOU be the
judge.
THIS Is JUST A PARTIAL
LISTING,
Evening star., 1959-11-20
DOES. PETS, ETC.

BASENJI. male, 10 mos, Axe litter,
well-marked, show possibilities;
/ reasonable to GOOD home. Poplar
9-6Q42 O9s
Evening star., 1959-11-20
ROOMS FURNIsHEo-N.E.

CoLoRED-IO3I IRVING ST. NE.
-ConV. transp.: sunny; man;
reas. La. 6-7267 before 3 pm.
COLORED-LARGE RIM. with home
privileges: couple or woman. LA.
h-5757 after 8.
C0LORED-RM. FOR MAN, good
heat. Ii. 4-36Sl.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

BOLLING-CONGR. HTs-2-bedrm
apt. modern, in apt. development:
SlO0 mo. plus utils. HA. 2-3466.
BoLLNG-Clean, 2 bedrms., nv,
rm., dinette, kit, bath, laundry
faeils., utils. incl 10. 2-54O1.
&c ST. NE. I26, nr. Capitol lEe
and sm ant "a adtIltn. 81
Evening star., 1959-11-20
APTs. FURNISHED. c.
tcoNTINUEDl

BOLLING-CONGR. HTs.-2-bedrm
apt, modern, In apt. development:
SlO0 mo. plus utils. HA. 2-3466
BoLLNG-Clean, 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., dinette, kit, bath, laundry
faeils., utils. incl. 10. 2-54OI.
.C ST. NE. I26, nr. capitol-I lEe.
and ] sm; apt; "a adults: ress.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855. near
Shoreham Hotel-Efhe l-bedroom
ant. elev bldg. See ianitor It'll g.
CALVERT ST, I9l4-Avail. Nov.
s92 so mo. AID. 2-593s.
CALVERT AT 18th N.W.-Niceiy
furn lst-h. 1-bedrm. apt; SOS
per mo-, incl. utils.: ] child ac-
cepted Opportunity to become
resident manager. IA. 2-3705.
CAPITOL Hills sUBLET; / block
from Senate bedrm. liV. rm.,
kitchenette; sos mo-, incl. utils.
FE. 3-7064; ewes. FE. 3-2491.
CAPITOL HILL-Gracious living,
"dnlts. 3 rms 81 pvt Mt Pleas
earline: S95-S125. Ii. 3-3OO3.
CONGRESS HTs.I SOS, ,OO0-Beau-
tifully furn., l bedrm., dinette,
kit, iv. rm. and bath. All utils.
incl. JOHN L. SHELTON, REAL
TOR, 10. $4,000.
CONGRESS HTS. =. A beautifully
Pvt. entr., I'm. in knotty pine,
laundry facilities. Adults only.
10. 2-S333.
CONN. AvE.-Lovely I-bedrm. apt :,
newly dec: 8 closets: nr. shops
and bus: avail. immed. Wo.
CONV. NV. LOCATION-Nr. Du-
pont circle-Lge. enc. with kit,
dinette, tile bath and shower in
lge. apt. bldg, tastefully furn. and
dec SS5 incl. all utils. Call
Mgr. until z pm. FE. 1900.
DIPLOMAT APIS
242O 18th ST. NV
JR BEDRM.. LfV. RIM. KIT, SI15
Walk-iin closets. bath, mod de
luxe elev bldg; 24-hr SWITCH
board. Res mgr, AID. 2-l235.
DUPLEX, reasonable; 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit, dinette, bath, new
decoration. Adults. 1888 3rd IT
NV, IA. 9-4922.
DUPONT CIRCLE, I7Ol r. I. ave
n.w.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath.
SOC; efficiency, S55. RE. 7-274S.
DUPONT: S6O-AttractiVe studio
rm.. pvt. entr., pvt. bath: / man.
$3.50 pm. 1886 r st. NV.
FURNITURE RENTAL PLAN for
any apartment: individuals and
projects also avail in Nd and
Va. For details, MARS LEASING
II. 3-0066. Mon.-Fri
GA. AVE-, 4OI6-l-2 b.r., apt,
clean: transp. to dr.: PIX; adults
gentile home. RA. 3-2S2s, EN-
3-3426.
GEORGETOWN VIC.-Large luxury
Colonial. Two bedrms., sep. din.
rm. The charm and comfort will
SIS 81. $-5SS7ie. N''0' uHiufH''
GEORGIA AVE, 4SOO, newly dec
bedrm., liv.. rm., dinette, kit.
bath: suit. for cple. or 3 adults,
all utils. incl. RA. 6-7377 or RA
6-2S9S.
GEORGETOWN AREA, on wis. ave.
Liv. rm.. bedrm. twin bedsl kitch-
enette. b.: adults only. RA. 1924.
GEORGETOWN, 25Ol Que st. NV.
room, private bath, in modern
apt. bldg: grill and refgr. for
light cooking; avail. immed. :
Sss SO; off-street parking: SIS
GEORGETOWN Q new completely
furn. by decor: small bldg, park
view; lge. liv. rms. Ice. closets,
ample kits: garden; frepls.: utils.,
silver. china, etc; or 2 bedrms.
5000. NO. 7-0636, AID. 2-1610.
INGLESIDE TERRACE-Entire 2nd
fir, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. den, kit,
Ia baths. Privacy and conv. Only
S125. incl. all utils. and telephone.
White. TU. 2-2S00
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
2153 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-very
lge., attrac., bedrm., din. rm
sm. pch.: also lge. enc, sep. kit.
dress. rm. EN-. 2-S411, NO. 7-6405
LAMONT ST. NV, I744-spacious
liv. rm.. lge. bedrm., kit. bath,
porch. 3 or 4; also effic. apt.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

PIANO, upright, mahog.. suitable
for rec. rm. or beginner; SIS OF
best offer. RA. 6-4211.
PIANOS-For rent. New and used
spinetS. consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates (from 81
monthly upl with option to buy
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and G sts,
NV. (phone ST. 3-9400l: 5169
Lee hwy. Arlington Gphone KE
S-5060I; 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring (phone Ju. 5-1l05l; 104
Wn@ SphOne EsseA 3SS9E sSfSs5iekSPSEs PS selse ss
tion at all stores. Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open eve
nings.
PIANO. full upright, recently re-
built, rich tone, excel. action, no
soft pedal; S135. VIII. 2-4l25.
IAN Si,I KSim6all; 66 small upTight
Evening star., 1959-11-20
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD,
(coNTINUEDl

MASS AVE. EXT. N.W.-S7O mo.
I Ice. attT.. Tm., kit. bath. Beaut
nome. Gentlemen only. OIL. 2-354l
MONTGOMERY HILLS luxurJ
aptss both ground level. NC
STAIRS; 2 bedrms., 2 baths, $500
1 bedrm., 2 baths: 5000: or en-.
tlre rambler, 5000. III. c-2sOO
Evening star., 1959-11-20
FURNITURE


COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND
We may have what you have looked
years for A thousand and one
items at far below market prices.
ARCADE FURNITURE CO.
307 9th st. NV. RE. 1888
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED = 9xI2
rugs, Sl5; maple sofa and chair,
$50; glass-front bookcase, S35;
ice cream chair, "a; end table,
S4; din. rm. set, $50; desk. $40;
corner what-not stand, S15: Dun
can Phyfe sofa, S35; Hollywood
bed, $22; sofa bed, S25; china
closet, Sl5; sofa and chair, $50;
ping pong table, $50; studio
couch, $50; coil springs, So; wing
chair, $40; Lawson sofa, SOS;
Hideaway bed, $40; innerspring
mattr., SO; kit. table, 81; occas.
chairs, So; Victorian sofa, $50:
Victorian chair, Sl5: dresser, SIS.
Also new furniture. Easy terms.
Hoffman, UpholStererS
2447 18th st. NV.
Oman 9unday 10 70 Z
Evening star., 1959-11-20
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE 1-BEDRoOM APT
Two blks. from Statler. Mass. ave
and 10th st. NV. DU. 1870
EN- 2-730l
Evening star., 1959-11-20
FURNITURE.MovINa. must sell

7URNITURE-MOVING, must sell
by this week. Decorators quality
fine pieces; inlaid square coffee
table, wing custom-made chair,
solid mahog. antique credenZa, in
laid curio cabinet, beautiful desk,
oil painting, other pictures, i'm
ported beige wool carpeting, lilac
bedrm. carpet, tan den carpet,
curtains. delicate green embroi-
dered 10 widths to the pair; books,
10 business encyclopedias, / ward
robe trunk, suitcases, canvas bag
odd silver pieces, antiques, silver
hurricane lamps, mahog. dinner
gong, women's Walter Hagen golf
clubs with leather bag. FURS:
Stone Martens, | Labrador beaver
coat, / Stone Marten jacket, all
in perfect condition, like new
Mems clothing, AZ to AZ long;
women's clothing, l2 short: kitch.
en- cart. yellow with elec. outlet
and cord; numerous misc. pots
pans, dolls, linens, etc. Frida!
and Saturday, 10 to 5 pm, 4545
Conn. ave. NV, Apt. S34.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

MULTILITH. Model rs; good con-
dition, $500 cash. WA. =
Evening star., 1959-11-20
RE. 7-4O27

NJ 1EL JOt1N hlLEEN
o,, In a safe: Choice Location
95 Comfortable. Attractive Rooms
$3.50 up Wkly. SO up daily
Excellent Meals at Budget Prices
KILBOURNE ST. NV, 1910 =
sci. bedfms., in neWiy decorated
house. Share Kit. and iiV. rm.
Maid serv. and linen. Can be seen
TO 9, Sat. and Sun. Call
FE. 3-3272.
ICE. LIGHT, LOVELY DBL. RM.;
also sgl.; shower: yng. men: maid
serv., pkg.i SO ca. DU. 7-9s74
NEAR UPPER 18th ST-ouiet. re-
hned home: very lge. lovely room
with bath. / sgle. rm. Business
ladies or business couple. Home
priYils. RA. 6-S3S6.
NICELY FURN. RM., for sober and
retired man pref. DU. 1860, call
OFF CONN. AVE.-Room for re-
fined gentleman: excel location
and transp. S35 mo. WO. 6-3639.
ONE LOVELY BEDROOM. fur
nished, with private family; Gov
eminent worker. woman, prefer
ably 35, 40 or over; kitchen, bath
facilities available. Price S45 mo
1851 Ingraham st. NV. Please
INQUIRE between 10 a.m.-4 pm.
PARK RD. NV, 2O5O-l rm.. lady,
semi-pvt. bath, phone and laundry
priys.: S35 mo. AD. 2-263l.
QUE ST. NV, 1856. THE Ken
nert,"-2nd floor, sgle. rm., adj.
bath; SS week.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
OFFICE FURN.-USED

and 4 drawer file cabinets, as
sorted. and secretarial desks, stor-
age cabinets, visible files, card
files, conference tables, posture
and executive chairs. We have
5000 So. #. OF furniture. Come
and see
Evening star., 1959-11-20

6474.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTsi rentals
and rental-purehase plans. Largest
selection in this area New and
used: lowest rates. KITS wash
ington's Largest Music Store q.
1880 @ st. NV. RE. 1922
alexandria Branch. 1921 Mt
Vernon ave. opsl ewes. til 81;
Evening star., 1959-11-20

sTAINED-GLAsS WINDOWS, new.
circular, at give away price; IT.
IN diameter No reasonable offer
refused. Ii. 4-0423: after Q, LU.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
ROOMS FuRMIsHEp-N.W.
fCONTINUEDl

FAIRMONT ST. NV, IA3I-Nice
clean rm. for 1 quiet man; SIS pc.
VIZ. HO. 2-2624.
HARVARD ST. N.W.-clean, quiet,
eompl. furn. bsmt.: 3rd fr., Ink.
rfgr;: 81 Tk., I'D: ladies. DE. p