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bers Funeral Parlors. 5SOi Cieye-
land ave Riverdale. Md
JEAN BOWEN. Chief Daughter.
ELIZABETH GORDON, secy. Il
GIBSON. JEREMIAH. On Thursday.
august is, I96u; at his home,
OF the late jeremiah and Sarah
Gibson. brother OF Sister Laurita,
q sister OF charity of Nazareth, XIV /;
Miss Blanche Gibson and Mrs. Daisy
v. Carroll, He also is survived
BY Mrs. Katherine L. Carroll and
Mrs. veronica T Treso. Friends
nav call at his late residence,
where prayers will be said on Sun
will be said on Monday. August %
a. IL am. at the Holy Angels
ShuTch. Avenue. Nd. Interment
sacred Heart Cemetery. Brushgooo.
Ma. Arransements by the Mat
tlneley Funeral Home. Leonard
town. Nd ~
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MANEE, DIR. MICHAEL DARCY. or
Frloay, August l9, 1850, at Alex.
andria Hospital, DIR. MIcHAEI
DARCY MAGEE OF 3OlS Georee
ImysGh InvsG ,,1I aEive. Alsxandria, Va, be-
Magee OF Long Island, N, Y; Mar.
ssret McCgllourh OF Missouri. Eiiz-
abeth NJ. Fleming OF Arlington. Va
iporcthy N. Brandenburg OF Be.
t9eSqa; Nd; Genevievs NJ. Howard
Stapleton of Alexandria. Va IL ~
a!S2 is survived by twelve grand. :.
Chlloren and six great-grandchil-
Gren. Friends may cali at In.
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
Ban iRo Soium6la pike. Arlington, Va.
- am, Monday. August -, at ST
ihomas Apostle Church, Washine-
Lon, d. c. Interment Mount Oiiyet
cemetery. Washington. d. c 81
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RUSSELL. john J. ON Thursdar

RVSNELL, JUHN ]. On ThurSday,
August is. 1860, JOHN j. RUS
SELL of 1871 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, beloved husband of Olive E.
Russell and brother OF Rhoda E.
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home.
III tn st. Sc, after 9 pm
Saturday August 20. until Monday,
August -, at 9 a m Requiem
mass al ST. Peters Church at $3.50
am. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery. Il
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SMITH, GEORGE E. The oficers and

SMITH, GEORGE l.. The offlcers and
SsGANRa members Of kenneth H.
American Legion, are no.
tifled OF the death of Com
H1SS rade GEORGE E. SMITH.
Tf Legion services will be con-
Quoted by the National
Guard OF Honor on Sunday. August
Il 1860. at s pm, at the Lee
JAMES R. wAsKuw1cH, comdr
ANDREW H. OGLETREE, Adit. 81
STANTON, HUGH. On Thursday, Au-
gust IS, 1860, HUGH STANTON
Of 5,;I: 23l3 chesapeske I'd. East Hy,
Edna stanton and father Of Mar,
earet Wolff, Betty Smith and Shir-
ley Williams. He also is survived
by six grandchildren. Services at
the GaSch Funeral Home, ii3g Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville. Md, on
RH2nt,ys. RhG2ndSy; August anJ ST.: +, at pm.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. u
THAMES. ALICE WALKER. On Thurs
%fAslKEARs AssIfi THAMES of lGS& GSthisn' At1GE MAJ,
beloved vile of the late John II.
Thames. mother Of James William
WALKER, Mrs. Gertrude Catterton
ana Mrs. Annie Semel. She also is
survived by fourteen grandchildren
Friends may call at the Richie
Bros. Funeral Home. Upper Marl-
boro Md, where funeral services
viii be held on Sunday. August II,
at pm. lntcrment Smlthville
Cemetery, smithville. Md. 20
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DYER, SAMUEL V. On Saturday. Au-
RuSl IN llkn SAMIIL,I rANEu

DYER, SAMUEL V. on Saturday, Au-
gust 70. 1860, SAMUEL v. DYER
OF ll35 Harvard ST. NV, formerly
OF Chicago, III, devoted brother OF
Mrs: Ruth D. jackson and Andrew
L: Dyer: Also surviving are two
nleces, Mrs. Ruth B Hicks and
Mrs. Barbara Dyer Jones; two
r1epheWs, Andrew L. Dyer, ir., and
Charles Rozier, and other relatives
and many friends Notice OF fu-
neral latere. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
CURE. Inc. -
FAUNTLEROY, TRAVIS E., Of 5O3l
lst st. NV. on August 49, 1860,
husband OF Grass AshlIn Fauntleruy.
father Of Traves E, jr.; Edward A,
mains at Chambers Funeral Home,
3OI2 M st. NV, until Sunday, Au-
sust II, at pm. Services and in
terment Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk,
Va.
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ROLLINS. LoRIs NJ. OF 1875 Co.
lumbia rd NV. on August is.
1850. husband of Annette NJ. Rollins,
brother OF Cecil A. and Carl C.
Rollins OF Vassalboro. Me. Remains
al Chambers Funeral Home. 400
Chaplin St NV. until Saturday,
August 90. at 10 pm. Services and
interment Vassalhoro, Me.
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Streeh. On Thursday. August is,
I9S4i r4S1 VIOLA FRANCES LITcE-
Henry E. Litchield and mother Of
Mrs. Annette H. Hook and Mrs,
Janet De Lspp. sister of Mrs
Annie Hurley, Mrs. Emma Parsley
and Mr.; Frank streek. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. marx.
Ing oppos!te), after 3 pm. Sunday,
august u, where services will be
helo on Monday. August -, at lO.30
m. 1nterment Arlington National
cemetery. TN lieu of flowers con-
tributions may be made to the
Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Staten
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sAuTER. ALBERTA. On Saturday,
August 20. 1860. at Georgetown
University Hospital, ALBERT "A
SAUTER, beloved wife Of the late
Mllham F. Sauter and mother Of
MRS. Marion E Schaefer and Mrs
Dorothy s. Franco. She also is
survived by sister, Mrs. Marie
Wolfe, and four grandchildren
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the De Vol Funeral Home.
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PROCTOK' THOMAN r. on FRIDAY,
August 10, 1860. at Prince Georges
General Hospital. THOMAS z. PROC
TOR, beloved husband of Elizabeth
Ronnie Proctor He also is survived
by one brother. Joseph E Proctor;
one aunt. Novella Richardson, ana
one uncle. Jack Randell Funeral
from the HUNT Funeral Home, Wal
dorf. Md. on Monday, August 2!!,
at S:45 am Mass at St Mary'S
Church. Marlboro, Nd. at a:3u am.
Rosary at 80 pm Sunday. Ausust
II. lnterment Mount Carmel Gene
tery u
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SMITH. GEORGE z. On Tuesday
GEORGE E. SMITH Of 2sii 9Th
st. ne, the beloved father of Mrs,
Ernestine Lelievre of Wsmego, Kans.,
and Marguerite of Seattle, Wash;
brother of Mrs. May Penny OF Van
couver, British Columbia He also
is survived by one grandchild,
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave
ne, where services will be held
on Monday: August %. at 10 am
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 81
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August 10. 1860, at the Washineton
Hospital Center. EVELYN L. SAUN.
DERS Of 313l New Hampshire ave
NV. beloved daughter OF Sarah
and, Richard J. Lynch and devoted
mother OF Miss Lila Saunders. She
also leaves to mourn her PASSING
four aunts. Mrs. Rosa Woodley, Mrs
Alice Jackson. Mrs. Elnore FerEer.
Stron OF New York City and Mrs,
Louise Wilson. and other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest.
Ing at her above late residence
where friends may call after pm
Monday. August -. Funeral sery-
ices on Tuesday. August %. at |
pm, at the First Baptist Church,
New Hampshire ave. at Randolph,
81. NV, the Rev. G. R. Ysncey Of
etery. ARRANGEMENTS by the John
Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home
3Ol5 10Th st. ne, %
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MICHAEL KosCfW, Fin. secy .

hhhkISON' WILLIAM X. Oficers and
~ members OF Journeyman
AZ Bookbinders, Local 4, l, B
H% OF B. are hereby notified
NN OF the death of Brother Will
S LIAM K. HARRISON on Fri
w. oa". August 10. 1880 Union
services at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 3S3l 14th ST. NV,
on SUNDAY. August 81. at s pm.
interment on Monday, August %,
81. Mary's Cemetery.
JERRY S. MALANKA. President.
EDWARD G SPERR Fin Ser,
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Home on The Range-In Virginia
By JIM BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

nOWN in Virginias Mountain Empire"
- white-face cattle Craze thousand hills
on rich bluegrass pastures that rise to meet the
sky.
On the Stuart Land and Cattle Co. farms in
Southwest Virginia there are meadows 5000
feet high and pastures of bluegrass more than
4OOO feet above sea level It is the largest cattle
enterprise in Virginia, and among the largest
Hereford operations east of the Mississippi
River.
In times gone by the Stuart cattle enter
prise was the largest in the East, but with the
opening up of cattle lands in Florida, the Stu
art farms no longer claim first place in size.
But, as for quality, yes. No finer cattle, ex-
perts say, are produced anywhere in the coun-
try.
The Stuart enterprise is divided into three
farms totaling more than SO, 600 acres Clifton,
Rosedale and Rich Mountain, all lying close
together in the Virginia highlands The Rich
Mountain Farm alone is nearly 10000 acres.
Managed by William Alexander Stuart, III,
great-grandson of the farms founder, herd of
1900 Hereford cows produce calves that 60 to
sAz1NE WASHINGTON D. C. OCTOBER 49, 1850
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Government experiment stations There also
are flocks of 1000 sheep, and about 900 hogs
are produced each year.
I'VE have an allyear operation" says Mr..
Stuart. Our cows are bred to calve all during
the year, 50 that we constantly have calves
ready for shipment to the various stations.
Our sheep and hogs are sold at local mar
kets, and we do a pretty keen business in hogs
in the fall with miners who come in from West
Virginia coal fields.
They come to the farm, pick out fat hog,
shoot it on the spot, and take the carcass home
with them"
Mr.. Stuart explains that cattle numbers are
controlled by the availability of crop land.
Every acre of suitable land is used to raise
grain crops, and hay meadows are found mes
tied in every mountain cove.
There is one field of birdsfoot trefoil mes
tied between mountains more than 5000 feet
high. And there are fields of alfalfa and clover,
and even the excess bluegrass is cut and baled
for winter use.
The Stuart Land and Cattle Co. is "moun-
tain utopia" for the men who work there, and
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SUNDAY. TTE STAR MAoAZINE WAsHINoToN. d. C.
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, 1960-04-05
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division 0 t
Procurement, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
1000 AN. April IL, 1860,
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Folding chairs, steel. color
gray
.TYpewriters, standard. IA
in. carriage
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division o f Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioners of Property
and Procurement
By:
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
2-4-5
, 1960-04-05
BLOCKS or
EXCELLENT QUALITY
FoR SALE
8" 6" and 4"
Call 48
FOR RENT
WITH OPTION TO BUY

New, 8 b.rm. fur. house, 2 baths,
beautiful 49, screened gallerJ,
WE. Kitchen, all the latest appl-
ances etc. beautiful view Hannas
Rest close to Fr~ederiksted. Avail
able May 1st. $3.50 per mo. year
ly basis. If purchased within nine
mo. the rent will apply against
purchase price. Beach rights inc.
E. II. Lambert Rea! Estate.
Frederiksted Phone F 13J.
900 1900 AM.
, 1960-04-05
N Office

Examination for the certificate Of Certified Public
Accountant will be held in May, 1860. All persons de-
string to sit this examination must make written APP
~plication by April g., 1860 to Mr.. Helm Christensen,
Member, Virgin Islands Board of Public Accountancy,
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, VI
Evening star., 1960-07-31
MODERN
MANNERS
The Proper Type of Invitation
Is q Problem to Some
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

Answer don't like it! 1t
is extremity unfair to put ac-
quaintances on the spot like
this. Perfectly all right to
have fun with such an idea,
but only when family and
close friends are invited and
all know about it. To begin
with. no formal invitation
should have been sent for
such an obviously informal
affair, and they should not
have been sent to those not
in on the game.
4
QuestiO9-In the case of a
widowed mother and widowed
daughter, who make their
home together, which one
should act as hostess when
entert a ming? Also, how
should they be seated at the
table when having guests for
a meal?-Mrs. M. V. w.
Answer-The mother would
always assume the role of
hostess. She would also be
seated at the head Of the
table.
Registered U. S. Patent ofice)
The onswes to many other
queries moy be found in Mrs.
Ho9ner's book which beers the some
title os her column, Modern Man
ners," and is ovoiIobIe at all book
stores.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Mrs. Sohier
Murries
NeWsn1un

Mrs. Wendy Burden Sohier
and Mr.. Edward P. Morgan
announce their marriage on
July 20. The small private
ceremony took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ridder of Mclean, Va.
1t was followed by a small
reception.
Mr.. Morgan. an American
Broadcasting Company news
commentator, has one daugh-
ter. Linda, by a previous mar
riage. Mrs. Morgan has two
daughters, Elaine and Sage,
from her previous marriage
to Mr.. Walter D. Sohier.
After two weeks in the Brit
ish Isles, the couple will make
their home in Mclean.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

It's about time for another
Question Box. Here are a few
queries. picked at random.
from letters received from
readers.
Question: would like to
know the proper type of in
vitation to send out for a
luncheon I wish to give for
my future daughter i'm law,
to introduce her to my
friends. 1t is going to be for
ladies only and it is not a
shower. Is it proper to have
the invitation printed, or to
use an already printed card
and fill in the blanks with
the date and all the informa-
tion?-Mrs. H. P. c.
Answer 1T all depends
upon the number of guests
you are planning to invite.
If only a few, a handwritten
note would be the best ap-
proach. If a large number
of people are to be asked,
/ would suggest the use of the
small, folded over, informal
card. Your name and ad-
dress may be engraved on
the front of this card, and
the invitation extended on
the inside.
Or you may use the same
card. without the engraving,
placing the name and sd-
dress (handwritten) on the
outside, and invitation itself
on the inner page. Frankly,
this is much more gracious
than to use a printed invita-
tion for an informal function.
Question - I recently re-
ceived a very formal invita-
ton to a Golden Anniversary.
At the bottom of the card it
said POT of Gold" I hadn't
the fainteSt idea what this
meant. My husband and I
went to the party, feeling a
little nervous because these
people were mere acquaint-
anceS. We were very upset to
find there was a great big
iron pot, which had been
painted gold, and that every
one was putting money in it
AS my husband had forgotten
to go to the bank, he had
only two dollars and I never
carry money when I am with
him. He rolled the money up
and sneaked it in the pot
when he hoped no one was
looking. What do you think
OF this idea?-Mrs. S. P. G..
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Miss Elson Is
Married in
Fathers Church

DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. r.
Elson announce the marriage
of their daughter Eleanor
Frances to Mr.. Erland
Howard Heginbotham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hegin-
botham. The wedding took
place yesterday at the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church,
Of which the brides father is
minister.
Miss Beverly Lynn Elson
was her sisters maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Faith Elson. another
sister of the bride, Miss
Nancy Hoekstra, cousin of the
bride, Miss Anna Marie
Schneider, Mrs. Charles
Troutmann, Miss Caroline
Kobe and Miss Holly VIII
lard.
1t. Stanley Jay Hegin-
botham, USMC, was his
brothers best man. Ushers
included Mr.. Alan R. Thomp-
son, Mr.. Howard B. Schaffer,
the Rev. Richard Movers,
the Rev. Donald Mowers, Mr.
Alvin Mum, Mr.. John
Froebe, Mr.. Chung 500 Park
and Mr.. Linus Han. Pages
were the Masters David Ed
ward ElSon, brother of the
bride, and Dean Alison, cousin
of the bride.
The bride is a June grad
uate of the College of
Wooster, Ohio, where she
was editor of the schools lit
erary magazine and was
awarded honors in English.
Mr.. Heginbotham was
graduated with honors from
Stanford University where he
was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. He did graduate
study at Stanford and at the
Institut des Etudes Politiques,
Paris. He is now a Foreign
Service Officer.
The couple will live in
Monrovia, Liberia, where MIR.
Heginbotham is assigned as
Second Secretary and Assist
ant Economic Officer Of the
United States Embassy.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

95 Comfortable. Attractive Rooms
Sl6-S34 WEEK: $3.50 DAY
Full-Course Appetizing Meals
Room and Meals S24 WY I'm
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HOTEL JOHN KILPEN

95 Comfortable. Attractive Rooms
Sl0-S34 WEEK; $3.50 DAY
Full-Course Appetizing Meals
Room and Meals, $24 Wk. up
as1S SAts: Hs4GEhb 4SGqEiss cs0jfs A% HSsato Ho a5ss
JEWISH HOME-Desire middle AGED
or young lady to share beaut
home, kit. privils.; easy and close
transp;: $40 mo. LA. e-3541, XII.
KENNERT, 1885 Que st. NV
Clean, warm, single rooms, S7.6O
to 50 weekly; maid service.
LARGE FURN, RIM. adjoining bath,
twin beds, telephone, elev. service
Men: refs. required CO. 5-SS06
LGE RM., private home for Federal
employed woman: reasonable. $3.50
Benton ST. NV. FE. 7-4S73.
MASS. AVE. NV, 1924, down
town-Nice. clean 1st floor front
single room. IS weekly.
MASS.-WIs. AREA, 26IO seth pl.
-Beant: furn;; lac. warm rm.
Ee6tsmsn isSti0n sSo mo. PTt PE sSf9i eHPi
NEAR ONTARIO THEATER, furn.
rm;. for gentleman; ref. exchanged.
CAL between 81 pm. Sunday,
NO. 7-2191.
NEAR STATLER : Studio room
furnished: semi-private bath; Tea-
sonable. Ma. $1,000.
Mr., 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
SRle. rm. for gentleman, mod
bath and shower, rfgr. and maid
service: $40 mo. CO. 5-2644.
P ST. NV, I755-Near Dupont
Circle. First floor single room, SIS
weekly; maid service.
PANAMANIAN, 1885 n. n. AVE
N.W.-Nice warm single rms, run
water: 81 so TO SOB weekly.
PARK RD. NV, 2O59-I lge. rm
Lady; semi-pyt. bath; phone and
lndry. privs. $40 mo. AD. 2-2631
VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOM for
rent in lovely home; nice neigh
borhood; employed couple or sin
gle men. Call AID. 4-7657.
Al ENVIRONMENT, newly reno.
yated rms. for men; conv. to every
thing. MISS ADAMS, RA. 6-4567.
81 MASS. AVE. Singles: small
rm; SIS, ge. rm. 5000: walking
DISTANCE to town. ME. s-2619.
1871 PARK RD. N.W.-Lge. front
rm. adjoining bath; pvt. det. home
gentlemal.. Convenient transp.
7I9 WHITTIER ST.-Lge. sleeping
rm., adult home; empl., steady
roomer; car space. RA. 3-413S.
1888 NEBRASKA AVE.-single rm
with pvt. bath: nicely furn. Conv
to transp. and shops. Telephone
PRIVILEGES. Call KE. TOAST.
2O8 z N.W.-Ss wk., running wa.
ter, next to bath, h.-w.h.. End q.
on busline: nr. Union Sta. walk
dntn. LU. 2-7199, EN-. s-43s7.
C0LORED - FURNISHED ROOM,
mr.. transp.; home privileges; man
or woman. RA. 3-1642
.COLoRED-LGE. FRONT BEDRM.,
nicely furn. Empl. cpl. preferred
Will accept l child. DE. 2-S577
C0LORED-I883 KALORAMA RD
Double for employed adults,
home priv, reas. DE. 2-S390.
COLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM
for settled lady with nice people;
privf@.; nr transp. AD. 4-0330.
C0L0RED-SUNNY RIM. suit. for
elderly man or woman. Call Fri.
and Sat. all day. Sun. after 1870.
DE. 2-6l35.
COL0RED-NICE FURN. front nm.
In uDtOwn area. gentleman 0F
Evening star., 1960-03-12

FURN.-Early Amer, mahog- sleigh
bed: mahog. kidney shaped desk;
2l-in. rotary power mower, needs
min0F reHairc TE OAO-n
Evening star., 1960-03-12
INSTANTANEOUS EoR SALE INSTANTANEOUS FoR REM

BULLD0ZER Rental or hire.
ing. SO. $4,000; TIE. 6-69l1.
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO. JO 5-5040
DITCHER and earth ripper. John
Deere Killifer; ditch 80 in. deep
4S in. wide. so. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANTS - BoOKKEEPERs
to prepare income tax returns
strictly on Q commission basis
at our ofices or homes Of tax
PAYERS. Greater Washington area.
BOX l01. Rockville. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

PERSIAN designs: all new: pxl2
S17.60: 10x16. S2S: broadloom
carpeting as low as S2.96 50. I'd
MAVTATp CuOp
Evening star., 1960-03-12

FURN.-Sofa and chair, canary
yellow. like new, Sl25; antique
dry sink. $50; studio couch with
covers. $50. pr: single beds with
head boards; 5-pc. dinette set;
kidney desk: chairs; spinet piano
Evening star., 1960-03-12

FURN.-Contents Of 3-bed-
rrn. house, for sale, includ.
ing 2 flne matched Kermin
throw rugs. Furniture in ex-
cellent condition. Call OIL.
2.2961, ewes. or Sunday
after IL O m.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
BRICK
HARD USED CLEAN
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE
WRECKING co.
LU. 4-0500

BUNK BEDS, solid hard-rock maple,
incl. springs. ladder, rail; iiEe
new; $50 or offer. FL. 4-269S.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

Areas largest floor display: fully
guaranteed; all sizes: from S29 SO
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-21OC
Evening star., 1960-03-12
RUGS

Oriental design. 9xl2, Sl7: l0xl5,
SCI, ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1906
Evening star., 1960-03-12
SITUATI0MS-W0MEM
HYGIENIST

Dental D. c. lie., exper. Box 397-
U. Star.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was beinp
held for q customer who moved
out OF town. There is an unpaid
balance Of only 1927 .85 that car
be purchased by a responsible
person for S3.95 weekly. ALI
BRAND-NEW, NEVER LEFT OUR
STORE: 81 pieces in all Car
bo seen bv appointment only.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
APIS. FURNISHED %. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the day or week
including maid service: reduced
rates for monthly occupancy
with. or without linens and maid
service, secretarial service: sur
deck overlooking entire city; am.
plifled master television antenns
system; garage facilities, 10 min.
utes from White House.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
WOMEN
X-RAY TECHNICIAN.

Experienced only. Typing. Private
x-ray once. Di. 7-0f25.
YOUNG LADY, 1926, hish school
graduate. clerk typist position, nc
benefits, 39-hr. vk., located In
downtown washington. Call Mrs.
Stewart, EX. 3-l040, EASTERN
ACCEPTANCE CORP, 425 18th st.
NV, Wash, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ACARAS and q beautiful selection
Of over 200 other varitleS OF
healthy tropical fish, plants. all
supplies; tanks built and repaired
Puppy specials; Bensii pups Ozark
less dogsl S25; Toy Collies, $40;
Fox Terriers, S15: Cocker Terrier
cross, S9.95. Baby rabbits, ham
sterS, guinea pigs, young mynah
birds, parakeets, singing canaries.
Free parking. visitors welcome,
h9ATTSSTydLLT n04. STyd uN PET ssss SaSt ss1t1; ope5
Sun. to 5, wkdys. l to $50.
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(cONTINUepl
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

2134 q st. NV.
COMFORTABLE single and double
rms, with phone and RUNNING
water: nr. modern bath witt
shower: elev., spac.: lounge anc
TV rm. Daily rates. single. So
up: double, So. Wk, rates: single
Sl1 so I'D and double, S22.
RE 7-100T
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FURNITURE

Luxurious model home OF
furniture available for Inn
mediate delivery, consists Of
6-pc bedrm. suite, mattress
and box spring: foam nylon
sofa and chair, end tables,
cocktail table, rugs, lamps
and 7-pc. dining rm. suite;
orig. Sl,399, cash price
1905. or assume PAYMENTS
OF $3.50 weekly. 1919 l4th
81. NV, FE. 2-4747.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS
AND MANAGERS

Experienced: for several
shops in Washington and
suburban Nd. Call JU.
1851 for interview.
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TOOLS

sledges, So; wheelbarrows. $3.50
rakes. 81: used shovels, 81: hoes
81 .65; 5-gal. cans. Sl.6O: drop.
mers. soc; aft. dig bars, $3.50
blocks. falls. ropes, chain. chiselS
planes. motors; bunk beds, Sl2
axes, 50 so; paint. S1.59: hanC
saws. S145: 100-ft. tapes, So. .95
snow shovels, 50; Oman saws
$3.50: 6xS tarps, $3.50; lOxI.
tarps. S10.s0: wedges, 81 .25; droE
lights, 81 .36; saw blades, Sl.25
used tarps. &c IT.; hospital oeds
S22.e5: steel shelving, cable
air eompressors. welderS. pumps
''''', ]. H. GICHNER
2613 NJ st. NV FE. 1884,
l0.O01 other Bargains
Free Parking
Ty. 2l-in. Zenith table model with
stand. 3 speakers. excel. cond
S75. TE. 6-2054.
Tv-Rentais; money applied To puF
chase; BEACON Tv RENTAL. AID
TV: 81" console, w7antenna, excel
cond.. $50. ia. S-6239.
TV COMBINATION. II in, Magma,
yox. AMIN radio. g spd. pIsyer
like new. make offer. IA. 9-2046
Tv MOTOROLA, "a in. mahoe
console, peri. cond. Will aceep
any reas. ofer. LA. 9-2047.
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FURN.-Household furniture: also
stove. refgr, washer, cornices
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REFRIGERAToRs. used: $3.50 up
Credit. guar del ACME GTOHE
REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATOR - Late mode
Philco, crosstop freezer, $55: also
refer. S45; good cond. 10. 3-627l
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FURN.-Moving. 8 Colonial din
chairs, blk. and gold, $40; bronze
natware,. 7S pieces, S100; tier tbl
nsiu,9n. ISKSQ In; Jacoulet print ane I