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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29
FILA Credit Is
Helpin g Farmers
Here Boost Income

Modern farming methods are
helping the farmers in this area
who are using Farmers H 0 m
Administration credit to increase
their income substantially, TIL c
agency's county supervisor
Hunter P. Evans. said today.
Operating loans are made pri-
marily to help farmers make
improved use Of land and labor
resources on farms by making
needed changes in their farm
ing systems and adopting i'm
proved farm practices. Funds
may be advanced to pay for
equipment. livestock, feed. seed.
fertilizer, and for other farm
and home operating needs and
to refinance chattel debts.
The size Of a loan varies con
siderably depending upon the
system of farming to be fol-
lowed and the actual needs of
the applicant. Loans are
scheduled for repayment in &C
cordance with the borrowers
ability to repay over a period
of from one to seven years.
More information on this and
other types Of loans available
to farmers through the Farm
ers Home Administrator can be
obtained at the county FILA Of
flee, located in the Watson Build
ing at Farmville. The office
serves Amelia, Appomattox, and
Prince Edward counties.
Evans also has part-time Of
flee hours at Amelia in the Ag-
ricultural Building each Monday |
from 900 to 1000 am, and |
each Tuesday at Appomattox at |
the ASC office from 900 to |
$50 am.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29
Achievement Day Awards Salute
Prince Edward Al Project Winners

Prince Edward county first
year Of All Club activity under
community sponsorship was eli
NAKED Saturday when % Club
members received prizes and
medals as county winners in the
far-flung National All Awards
Program.
Formerly. All Clubs func
toned chiefly as all adjunct to
the public school system and
were school-centered. Now adult
leaders and parents in the vari-
Gus club communities must pro
vide the help and encourage
ment required to make the com
munity-centered 4-H program
successful
Dudley II Peery. Prince I'd
ward county agent pointed this
out in brief remarks concluding
last week S annual Ala ACM9NG-
ment Day program in The Cir-
cult Court Room at FarmVillc.
Need Leaders
The projects program offers
our youths a wonderful oppor-
tunity for development and ac-
curing skills, but We must have
all the help Of parents and lead
ers We can get now. he point
The Achievement DAY nro-
gram hlghlight Is tho award tn
the various county winner in
the projects Of THE past Year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29
Members Chosen
To Represent
W-D-H Al Club
BY MIRIAM MCFARLAND

Rose Marie Lamberth " a S
selected to represent the county
in the district public speaking
contest at a meeting of the W
OH. All Club. Kenneth Stock
ton and Lou Swalley will com
pete against other boys and
girls in the county under IA for
a free trip to All camp at Holt
day Lake 1t was announced that
more litter bags had been order
ed. After the meeting we dane
ed and had refreshments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29

stone, March 81.
The meeting will get under
way with registration at 10 am.
Members are advised that lunch
will be available there.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29
District Club Meeting Set

POWHATAN, Mar. % - Home
demonstration clubs Of district
two will convene at the Metho-
dist Assembly Center in Black
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-29

more than 1000 were in an ac-
tive stage Records showed fur
tier that more than 5000 Of
these were capable Of discharg-
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Continued From Preceding Pose
said Cooper during an interview the
other day. I'm not an artist. I'm a
businessman. My job is to sell Jello
and cigarettes.
"If a guy wants to be an artist he
should get a cold-water flat in
Greenwich Village, hang his paint
ings on fence every Sunday, have no
responsibilities, no family, and avoid
the commercial dollar. That's not
for me-"
Appearing as an unpaid guest on
television shows such as Person to
Person, Susskind's Open End, and
Mike Wallace's Syndicated interview
program also is not for Cooper.
"The people who produce Person
to Person invited me to be on the
program" Cooper recalled, land I
told them I'd be glad to for $4,000.
That's my fee. Why should I go on
Evening star., 1960-10-09

their show for nothing? If asked
Charles Collingwood (the Person to
Person host) to appear in one of our
Hennesey programs he'd expect to be
paid. Well, so do l."
Cooper is also outspoken about the
number of situation comedies that
will be on the networks this fall.
They're trying to bat out comedy
series like westerns" he said. land
they can't There's no formula to
situation comedy. No bad guy and
good guy, like in westerns"
Cooper estimates it cost him $4,000
to come to New York to tape the
Step on the Gas special.
II had to interrupt the Hennesey
filming in Hollywood, pay the staff
for being idle, and absorb the loss
myself. So why am I here? I like
to do at least one musical comedy
each season. It's important to my
career right now"
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
STAMP COLLECTORS ASKED
TO HELP DUCK STAMP DRIVE

An appeal to stamp collectors to
nublicize the nationwide campaign
TO promote the after-seaSon sale
of the 1959-60 Federal duck
stamp" was made by the Bureau
of SPORTS Fisheries and Wildllfe.
The purpose of the special drive
is TO offset the loss of revenue
from the regular Sales-doWn an
estimated 25 percent-Whlcn IL
nance the Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ices acquisition of wetlands Tor
waterfowl refugees.
Each purchaser of a So DUCK
stamp during the campaign, winch
continues through June 80, will
receive a special certificate signed
by Secretary of the Interior Fred
A. Seaton.
The drive is sponsored by the
! Service with the support OF the
various national conservation
organizations. The design for the
1959-6O duck stamp features a
Labrador retriever carrying a
mallard drake. The stamp Is
nearly twice the size of a special
delivery stamp.
Stamp collectors desiring to
aid this drive and add to their
collections should send a check OF
money order, made out TO the
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and
Wildlife in Washington, D.. c. fol
: So. for each stamp desired.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
rs Try Out For
ENC Ball Team

Twenty-six Eastern Montana
College athletes will try out for
the EMCE baseball squad, Ken
Karr, baseball coach, announced
Tuesday.
Prospective team members
worked out on their own last
week during spring vacation and
this week are doing conditioning
exercises to get in shape for
spring training. They will take
physical examinations Wednesday
to determine whether they are
eligible to play.
Karr is assisted by Ron Ewing,
EMCE senior and varsity athlete.
Those trying out for the bases
ball squad include John Alguire,
Jack BeSso, Tony Bornheim, Don
Bartlett, Dick Brown, Dick Hatch,
Jim Michel, Dick Moore, Jim Neal
and Vic Thuesen of Billings; Gay
lord Christman and Bob Hum Oh
Bridger; Tom Dumay of Column
bia Falls; Ron Bender of Custer
GINIn dhhSII III E1OtO, Jill
Baker of Glendive; Dick Salyel
of Hardin; Chuck Herein o
Harlowton; Ted Wadden of Laurel
Bob lille of Lewistown; Sid Hilliel
of Miles City; Kelvin Sell o
Scobey; Craig Price of Sidney
Wayne Hackney of Manderson
Wyo.; and Tom Wilson of Powell
Wyo.
Two EMCE veteran pitcher
return to the squad: Moore an,
Hatch. Wilson is another pitch
ing prospect having played wit
= the Northwest Community COlleg
in Powell last year. Neal, anothe
potential pitcher, played with tn
American Legion in Billings. Her
L elm and Sell are also being con
sidered for the pitching position
y The Eastern squad will play i
% first game with Northwest Com
q q mumity College in Powell, Apr
a. %. The first home game for til
81 Eastern team is against tt
Blackhills Teachers College Apr
% at 1890 pm. at Cobb Field.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
EIks To Bowl In
State Tournament

On Saturday and Sunday, April
9 and 10 two teams of bowlers
from Sidney Elks Lodge No. 1882
will participate in the Annual
State Elks Bowling. Tournament
in Butte, Montana.
On Saturday, April 9 one team
will compete in the Montana
Bowling Tournament also held in
the Mining City. The other team
will compete in the state E1kS
contest on April 10.
The two teams from Sidney
are composed of the following
bowlers: Kay Carpenter, Whitley
S~teffanS, Bob Suckstorff, Jim
Ian, Bud Bracken, Bud Merrill,
Chuck Metully, Andy Anderson,
Hank Whitaker and Joe Fisher.
May you have Good Bowling.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
MALE HELP
WANTED

Large Midwestern COM
pany will hire a man to
train as a local company
manager. Man accepted for
the position will start at a
guaranteed salary of $3.50
per month. Must have good
working background, be
bondable, and own an auto.
Should be between the ages
of % and SO inclusive.
Write Personnel Manager.
P. o. Box 1924. Billings. Mont.
including full name. address
and phone number. Personal
interview will be arranged.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
ENC Track Team
Preparing For
Spring Meetings

Twenty Eastern Montana Col
Iege athletes are getting in con-
dition this week for track, accord
ing to Oscar Bjorgum, EMCE
track coach.
EaStern's track team will COM
pete in several meets this spring
including a meet in Bozeman,
May z; in Dillon, May IA; and a
conference meet in Butte, May Il.
The Eastern team also tenta-
lively plans a meet with Rocky
Mountain College during the
spring, Bjorgum said.
Biorgum is assisted by NelS
Christensen, EMCE graduate assis-
aant in physical education.
Members of the track team who
Will take part in field events
including javelin r Dick Drossr
Billings sophomore; Tom Dumay
Columbia Falls freshman; Mark
Wilson, Coleharbor, N. Oak.
sophomore; Darrell Coulter, Gil
lette, Wyo., sophomore; Larry
Mayes, Laurel sophomore; anC
Tom Hert, Billings freshman. ShO
put: Coulter and Walt Tabor
Harlem freshman. Discus: Hert
Chuck HaineS, Libby sophomore
and Carl Fletcher, Poison sophie.
more. High jump: Ron Beck
Fort Shaw freshman; and Fletcher
Pole vault: Ron Stevenson, Bill
ings freshman. Broad jump: jim
Brit, Portland, Ore. freshman
and Hert.
Members taking part in runnin.
events include 100 yard dash
Dick Dover, Cody, Wyo. sopho
more; Leroy SamuelSon, Billing
freshman; Tabor; and Britt. %
yards: Craig Price, Sidney fresh
man; Britt; Dover; and Samuel
son. 440 yard: Walt Newbary
HarlOWton freshman; Ralph Chase
Fairview sophomore; and Samuel
son. OneIhaIf mile: Don Rider
BroadVieW senior; and ChaSf
Mile: Dave Conroy, Judith Ga
freshman and Rider. High hur
dies: Don Brown, Worland, WyO
sophomore; and Beck. Low hun
dies: Brown, Newbary and Pric,
Relay members are Britt, New
barry and Chase.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
~
Sport Column

MISSOULA- Montana UnlVer-
sity baseballers will resume rela-
tions with Montana State College
Saturday after a years layoff,
meeting the Bobcats in a double
header in MisSoula. The teams
did not play each other last sea-
son, since the Cats did not have
an adequate playing field.
Grizzly coach Hal Sherlock has
been bearing down on the pitching
and hitting departments for the
past week, indicating that his
singers need plenty of work to
develop into a well-rounded staff.
'"Three of our front-line pitchers
Butch Hendricks, Ed Komac and
Mike DiShman-are new to the
team this season. They have
plenty of promise, but need ex-
perience badly" says the mentor.
Sherlock also is mildly worried
about Grizzly hitting, since the
team average of PAT in five
games this season is rather
anemic. "This is a reflection on
the lack of practice we've had
this season, but we still must
shape up in a hurry" he said.
Tentative Grizzly starters in
clude catcherS Chuck Miltenber-
ger, first baseman Terry Screnar
second Sacker Dick Held, shOrtstoI
Bob O'Billovich, third baSemar
TObp Matte and Tom Peterson
and Outfielders Jim Johnson, A
Craig, Gary Oswald and Hend-
rickS.
The Bobcats, under mentor Bob
Rousey, will be opening their sea-
son against the Grizzlies. Mon
tana has lost four and tied one 81
far.
The Gribblies embark on thei
=, Skyline schedule April Is, playing
!, Utah in a doubleheader in Sal
Lake City.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
Three ButteS

Avon Brest and Gerald and Rus
sell Larsen attended the sale in
Glendive Friday.
Mrs. Jim Putnam returned Sat-
urday from Chico, Mont, where
she attended a Christian Education
Work Shop.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Edith Obergfell of the death of her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Pacey of Om-
aha, Neb. Our sympathy is extend
ed to Mrs. Obergfell at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave McMillen
and children were dinner guests
Friday at the Elva Putnam home
Mr. and Mrs. SAINT Obergfen anc
children were supper guests Wed
nesday night at the David McMil
len home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Obergfel
and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Dave McMillen and family wer
supper guests Thursday at tn
SAINT ObergfeM home.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
WOMEN'S YELLOWSTONE LEAGUE
March 20, 1860

Bowling Center - 2l14-I90-I30
Carpenters ms. = 2063-716
Turner's ms. 1868
Ragna Lee 573-227-179
Lii ElletSon - 474
Marg. Foster 461
vi Yockim & June Whitman-1H
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
WOMEN'S HIGHLAND LEAGUE
March 81. 1860

304-ReynoldS
795-Jerry'S Market
774-Triangle Mite Club
2241-ReynoldS
2186-Triangle Mite Club
2179 - Jerry'S Market
201-Evelyn Larson
1913 = Dottie Kopp
191-Pat Harris
525-Pat Harris
497-EVelyn Larson
488-Dottie Kopp
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
TRIANGLE BOWLING TEAM
ROLL IN STATE TOURNEY

The Triangle Club Women'S
Bowling team rolled in the state
tournament at Havre.
The team returned home very
enthusiastic about the score they
made in tournament play.
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

FABULOUS FIVE
l. Theme from A Summer Place Leroy Holmes
2. Baby Dinah Washington & Brook Benton
g. He'll Have To Go Jimmie Reeves
T. Puppy Love - Paul Anka
s. Wild One Bobby RYden
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

REFRIGERAToRS. TVS. WASH
ERS. DRYERS AND FREEZERS
WILL BE SOLD DURING Sid
NEY ELECTRIC'S THIRD AN
NUAL AUCTION SALE, APRIL
18TH. KEEP THIS DATE IN
MIND. AZ-AIC
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
March 81, 1860

T. Q. IdISp = ooo-OOI-OOo
FireStone - 1898
Mt. State Tel. Co.. 1878
Gate City 622
Don Baxter - 525 186
Joe Pulver SIT
Willard Prison 513-183
Joe Pulver & Don Baxter 1872
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

Scholars - 1916
Bloopers & Burners - 1907
BoWletteS - 1915
Scholars - 700
BlooperS - 669
BOWletteS - 661
John NickelS 500
Bob Jensen = 473
Peterson - 400
J. Weber - 185
J. NickelS = III
Peterson 172
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
BOWLING SCORES
TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE
March 20, 1860

ElkS - 1TIO-616
Great Plains Supply 1684-579
Stienley's InS. 1645-564
Sy Clute - 558-208-188
Wayne Hopkin - 508-180
Raw Frank - 497
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

6. Sweet Nothin's Brenda Lee
T. Harbor Lights - Platters
A. Mama - Connie Francis
9 This Magic Moment Drifters
10. Beatnik Fly - Johnny and Hurricanes
IL. Handy Man -. Jimmy Jones
IL. White Silver Sands Bill Blacks combo
Is. What In The Worlds Come Over You Jack Scott
Ia o Dio Mic - Annette
Is Greenfields - Brothers Four
Ia Lady Luck Lloyd Price
Am I That Easy To Forget Debbie Reynolds
Is. Sink The Bismarck = Johnny Horton
an. Don't Throw Away All Those Teardrops-Frankie Avalon
81. Beyond The Sea - Bobby DARN #~NF
90 Welcomel New Lovers - Pat Boone
IS Midnite Special Paul Evans
"a. Clementine Bobby DARN
Is. Sixteen Reasons - Connie Stevens
az. Delaware = Perry Como
81 Forever - Little Dippers
"a Footsteps - Steve Lawrence
"a. Starbrighi - Johnny Mathis
N ~ Teen Angel Mark Dinning
al About This Thing Called Love Fabian
"a Teddy - Connie Francis
90 Strinq Along - Fabian
o. Tau oak Tree - Dorsey Brunette
Ss Summer Set - Monty Kelly
at Night Jackie Wilson
an SomedaY Della Reese
50. Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy ~ :I Freddy Cannon
al Too Much Tequilla = Champs
AZ. Paradise = Sammy Turner
Is. Teen-age Sonata - Sam Cooke
al Caravan Santo and Johnny
As. Outside My Window - Fleetwoods
"a Step BY Step Crests
az. The Old Lamplighter Browns
az. Just One Time = Don Gibson
10. sh s;n. o7cb Dssne e i Dsyid Seville g. chipmunk.
Matador - Kingston Trio
Bio Iron - Marty Robbins
Cradle Of Love = Johnny Preston
why Do I Love You So - Johnny Tilotson
Where or When - Dion and the Bemonts
Little Bitty Girl Bobby RYdel
Ruby Adam Wade
e. TracY's Theme -. Spencer Ross
II Could Happen To You - Dinah Washington
a. Rockin' Little Angel - Ray Smith
The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06

The man who does his work on
time, all the time, has plenty of
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

sIL-2O IL X IA" high. Oblong Has
sonette, Leather-look Vinyl covering.
Neutral Ivory, Harvest Beige, Forest
Green and Tangerine. with Walnut
finish legs. T."
sIM-2O1 2x2O1axl6" high. Far East
Zephyr Tassel hassock. Covered Bur-
nished Leather look Vinyl. Kapok
filled Decorated Pillow Top, Cordo-
van, Pebble Ivory. Spice Tan, Sunrise
Tangerine. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

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SIN-l6 10 x 1872" high. Square,
Leather look Vinyl covered Chocolate
Brown. Forest Green. Rose Red. Neu-
trail Ivory. S.9S
Matching 10" round style. $40
slP-24 "a X l412" high. Square
Button Tufted Hassonette. COld-tone
Leather-look Vinyl covering. Cold
Karat. Tangerine. Holly Green. Oyster
White. with Walnut finish legs. 1922
Slo-l6 l6 Is" high. Pillow Top
Zephyr hassock with tassels. Leather
look Vinyl covered. Pinehurst Green.
Tangerine, Harvest Beige, Neutral
Ivory. wv
slR-TrapUnso top Hossoneste. heat
sealed top. foam cushion. Walnut fin
ish legs. Large size-40 10 X Is"
high. Ivory, blue. brown. Crawford.
1899
Evening star., 1960-09-11

ABOUT THIS sEcTIoN: Every woman worth sec.
ond look is who's concerned with being we'll dressed
Today, when more women have more money to spend
on clothes than at any other time in our history, they
find themselves more concerned than ever with good
TASTE But, when fashions change radically from season
to season, how does one know what to buy, what to
when?
It's matter of developing your own style, says the
Duchess of Windsor. In the article on the following
pages the Duchess, who appeared the list of the
Worlds Best-Dressed Women for II years and is now
in the Fashion Hall of Fame, tells how to distinguish
style from fashion. Fashion, she says and goes
Evening star., 1960-09-11

with the seasons while style what you make of it.
The Duchess you remember started her career as an
arbter of fashion in THIS WEEK last year. She has since
designed series Of patterns for THIS WEEK readers
IA new one will appear in next weeks issue)
The Duchesss latest article begins on the next page
You will also find in this section the first in new
series of columns devoted questions and answers on
beauty. Our expert: Eileen Ford head of the countrys
largest modelling agency And finally starting on Page
SO, good look at fall suits by THIS WEEKS Fashion
Editor, Joan Rather. - the EDITORS
Evening star., 1960-08-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ATTRAC. DUPONT TOWERS. 1909
21st st. NV. Sci, clientele, superb
meals. TV. Eiev. Reas. DE. 2-1S3S.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 18th So.
NV, so. of Dupont circle-Single
and double for nondrinking young
Evening star., 1960-08-04
REPOSSESSED

REPUSSESSED
Apartment full OF furniture. re-
possessed; will sell at tremendous
reduction: must take "as is"
Consists OF bedrm. suite, liyins
rr1 and dining area: Sl59 for ali
JAMES FURNITURE co.
Mon, ThroaEh Fri. Til 8. sat. Hi 4 4
Evening star., 1960-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

,ACCO r d l o N-Adult 120-bass
Accordiana, excellent condition
$500. Hemlock 9-242S.
ADDING MACHINES - Small: adds
isnbtTacts: 1-yr. guar. SLABS: new
Hockey eleC, 500 plus tax. Other
bargains, new and recond. CIRCLE
6l6 9th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco, excel
cCnd. and appearance; pvt. but
.will guar: SS5. JU. 7-6742.
AIR CONDITIONER, 1853, A-h.p
Chrysler Airtemp, easement win
dow; 2-speed with exhaust: excel
cond.; orig. cost over $3.50. pvt
party moving; SOS. JU. 9-5S09
AIR CONDITIONER, Coldspot. l-tor
WItemperature control. Less thar
Evening star., 1960-08-04
ROOMS FURM-S.E..S.W.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Teis1 hStpste S1aSE!ee sfa 1870 ilssso rGGm 1sIG
st. NV. DE. 2-3S22. MRS. KING
GIRARD ST. NV, 145O, The
Palmer House"-Lge. Ink rm,
with range and sink: $14 wiz.
LGE. FRONT STUDIO, 5 windows
retgr. radio, TX In room: SCI
2l33 p NV. Elk. 3-6633.
NV. = White lady, abstainer. kit.
privs,; excel. transp.; air cond. ;
unlim. phone. Reas. RA. 3-0776.
1lO4 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. clean
housekeeping rm.; S12 VIZ. DI.
7-0154.
Evening star., 1960-08-04
DRAPERIES. custom mede. N
FROM SHOE sT0RE. wooden ,beIv,

FURNITURE
FROM SAMPLE HOUSE
Must sell complete, including living
rm.. tables, lamps. drapeS, pic
lures, bedrm. set including bed
ding, exquisite dinette furniture.
VIII sell for $685. complete. Will
deliver with no money down on
approved credit. Call for appt. to
see MR.. BERNIE, warehouse man
aRer, FE 2-474Q
Evening star., 1960-08-04
, ~ u
(coNIikUED)

AND CLOTHING
Liy. rm. suite, Hollywood bed. elec-
trte fans: mems suits. IA. 7-9027
FURNITURE
ASSUME BALANCE
Want reliable party to pay $3t
cash and assume balance payabl,
50 week on 3 rooms OF furnitur,
released for sale, including bed
room suite, living room and din
nette sets. Balance due $3.50 "A
win deliver with no money dowT
on approved credit.
FURNITURE CO.
1928 14th st. NV. DE. 2-474-
Mon. Tues, Wed, Thurs. Till o
Fri. Sat. Sun. til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-04
HUI, 3-5432
ROOMS Z APIS. to SHARE

CONV. N. W. location; girl to share
with another girl. Nicely furn
spacious apt. $40 mo. CO. 5-4SS0
LADY to share apt. with mother
and son Northeast section. Nr
Catholic Univ. HO. 2-2O4S..
Evening star., 1960-08-04
FURNITURE
PICK UP BALANCE

NO MONEY DOWN. on approved
credit. Take over balance on &
rooms, Of furniture not called for
Complete bedroom, spring and
mattress, living room. dinette set
Total price to you, S299.50; will
Evening star., 1960-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO., JU, 5-504O.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP, RENT
Crane: and backhoes for rent.
Reas. rates. FE. 3-1421.
Evening star., 1960-08-04

PIANO, REBUILT PLAYER, smartly
styled in q new durable finish
especially suited for rec. rooms
Excep. value at S595 incl. bench
and local delivery. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV
DI. 7-S464.
Plan S-Don't miss KITS
SUMMER CLEARANCE Of spinets
consoles and grands from regular
stock sharply marked down. Pay
S26 down, bal. In 8 yrs. KITS
Wash.'s Largest Music Store)
1880 @ ST.. NV, RE. 7-62l2
(Alex. branch open ewes. til
pm, 2621 Mt. Vernon ave.D
PIANOS--Your choice beautiful
new mahog.. wal. ebony, or blonc
oak spinets reduced TO S425; S25
down. S13 per month. KITS
lWash.'s Largest Music Storel
1880 g st. NV, RE. 7-62I2
(AleX. branch open ewes. til
pm 1921 Mt, Vernon aye1