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Editorial
NO TAX EXEMPTION, PLEASE
ASOF THIS date nothing has been heard from the
Administration on the protest registered by farmers and
milk producers of ST. Croix on the matter Of possible tax
exemptions to operators of a milk processing plant.
THE POSITION taken BY these producers is q very
valid one. This protest brings out 4 number Of highly
significant matters which should not go unnoticed.
WHILE INDIVIDUALS who signed this petit
ton directed their attack 81 to the spirit Of the tax exemp-
ton law, they might very well have gone into the meat
and meaning Of the law itself, and what it is Intended to
provide for these Islands in terms Of economic and in
dustrial advantages. a plant to process and produce
dried milk may be out Of place here. This type Of milk
IS produced for areas where the weather is SO bad, or
storage conditions 50 poor that the original product can
not be had. The United States, for example, ships large
quantities Of dried milk to India and other such coun-
tries where fresh milk is scarce.
TAX EXEMPTION as an inducement and boost to
eccsfes1a;;c development woa1lld Be defeated 4 he Gov
eminent should grant such exemption for 9 milk pro
cessing plant, the product Of which would in all probabi-
litv be surplus. Great quantities Of dried milk would Be
stored for shipment and local use while fresh, whole
milk IS readily and easily available, The benefits derived
from this plant would be offset, and indeed defeated BY
the loss to local producers Of fresh milk.
BUT THERE rs more. Why advocate the process
ing of dried milk when the fresh,whole milk is here?
While it is true that the processed product maybe high
in the. necessary nutrients there can be no argument
whatever that nothing can possibly surpass the original
fresh, unchanged product. So, from q health standpoint
it is always better to have fresh milk than any other
kind.
THEN, TOO, THE processing Of milk came about,
not in competition with, but as the best substitute for
whole milk. And BY definition, the substitute is never
the equal Of the original. Great milkprodueing areas
found It good business to process their surplus fresh
, 1960-06-02
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milk and thus not only avoid the loss, but put it to good
Use. That situation does not exist here.
BUT WHILE ON the subject, Il may be well to
point out. that the milk producers missed the oppOrtun-
jy and great value Of organization. a cooperative would
lave solved many problems, and given q type Of strength
and direction which nothing else could. "A strong CO.
operative could improve its livestock, work out improv-
ed methods Of producing and distributing milk and pro-
vide for any surplus.
ALL LOGICAND reason point to a refusal Of tax
exemption for milk processing The Government should
not consider such q thing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

81. Mary. BonVechlO, VINO also
was an honorable mention on
the ALL Ohio football team last
fall is a junior.
JOE BARRY. leading scor.
er for Portsmouth Notre
Dame and top scorer in the
Southern Ohio Conference.
An All-SOC choice, Barry also
had won an honorable men
ton on the All-Ohio football
team. And he too is a junior.
CHARLES "cHIzZY" Pur.
pero of Chillicothe Central
Catholic. Purpero was the Pan
Tiers leading scorer. A senior
he earlier was an All-Ross
County selection.
BOB ROGERS of Newark
Catholic. Rogers, a junior, was
the Central Catholic Leagues
leading scorer and was named
captain of the All-CCL's first
team.
PAUL HURNEY of Marion
Catholic. Hurney earlier was
elected to the All-Mid Ohio
conference first team. He's a
Junior.
Bonvechio, Purpero, Barry,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
. 2 Twin Bills Open
Gel Baseball Season

against host Watterson and
defending c h a m p ito n st.
Charles against Newark Cath
Ollie on the Cardinals dia-
mond.
The doubleheaders are
scheduled to get under way at
l pm.
Only four team will vie for
the Gel title this year as Holy
Family, a charter member,
has decided to forego league
action. Hartley will wait
another year before fielding
a varsity squad in the Gel.
st. Charles is slated to open
its 30-game schedule with
visiting Central this afternoon
in a montague bout.
Aquinas and st. Charles
will tangle on April 5 on the
Cardinal diamond in another
non-loop game. 1t will be the
Terriers opening game.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

CaChaflne TOOK the measure
Of Corpus Christi, 1888. st.
Agatha nudged Our Lady Of
Peace, 1885, in a hard-fought
contest.
THE NSHIP
games of the tournament,
sponsored by the Diocesan
Catholic Youth Council, were
held at Hartley High School.
Although st. Agatha scored
three less goals than Our
Lady of Peace, the st. Agatha
squad scored Is points from
the charity stripe while the
eventual losers could notch
only seven points from the
foul lane.
Leading only 1911 at the
half, st. Agatha came back
with a hot furry to gain a
10-point lead. Our Lady of
Peace then turned on a red
hot rally which fell short.
Mike Under, a regular ball
hawk for st. Agatha, paced
the winners with IL points
while Mike O'Horo tailed 10.
Brothers, B. Donley and j..
Donley and John Stafford
each scored eight for Our
Lady of Peace. Stafford also
played the role of sparkplug.
ST. cA-.."p'NE's FLAsHY
squad had an easier time of
it although the Bexley quintet
also had to fight off a last
ditch rally before coming
home the victors.
Scoring on fast-breaks as
well as outside shots, st.
Catharine zoomed to a 1920
half-time lead and stretched
the lead to as much as %
points after the intermiSsion.
Corpus Christi then turned in
a determined bid but found
the gap too much to over
come.
Herman Knapp paced st.
Catharine with IL points
while Bob Koerner hit the
cords for IL and Denny Dona-
hue found the range for IL.
Game scoring honors went
to the losers Tom Richards
who meshed the nets for ID.
ST. Agatha "s""-...""""..I5 xs-Ss
Lady OF Peace ..,.....--u za-5'
ST. AGATHA - Under, 4-3-lli
Watson, 1877; Sweeney, 2-2-6i
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

Have you tried the classifieds?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
OuotabIe Quote

After his team had captured
the Class A state basketball
championship, Salem Locals
Coach Bill Hupp was asked
why he sits calmly, without
sign of excitement during a
game.
Hupp replied: "You can't
let your emotions get the bet
ter OF you. A coach can pass
his excitement on to the boys.
If you're calm and cool, it's
better for them"
II anyone doesn't know it,
Salem Local won the state
title by defeating Frazeyburg,
74-59.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
5 Diocesan Cagers
Win State Mention

Five Diocesan high school basketball players have
won An-Ohio honorable mention recognition. Four of
the players named are Juniors.
Selected for honorS were:
SANDY B~oNvEcHIO, leading scorer for Dennison
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
CYC Tourney
Titles Decided

st. Catharine's slick-operating cage team raced to
the Young Adult tournament championship title last
Sunday while st. Agatha's quintet foul-Shot its way to
the Hi Division tourney crown.
With three players scoring in double figures, st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
John Wirtz Named
Outstanding Coach

John Writ, basketball
coach at st. IgnatiuS High
School, was named the out
standing cage coach in the
West Senate in a poll of
coaches. The poll was made
by the Greater Cleveland
High School Coaches Associ-
alton.
Writ, one-time coach at
Columbus st. Mary, has guild
ed st. IgnatiuS' basketball
team to the West Senate title
four years in a row.
Other coaches picked as
best in their respective divi-
sions were: Len Janiak of st.
Stanislaus High in the North
Central Conference; and Ber-
ME Guilfoyle of st. Joseph, in
the independent category.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

If the weather's right,
there'll be plenty of baseball
Saturday.
That's the date for the
opening of the Central Cath
Ollie Leagues second baseball
season.
OPENING GAMES PIT
Springfield Central Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

scholl, 0-2.2; o'Horo, 4-2-1O; 1goe,
Oil; Cahill, oil. TOTALS: Ills
38.
LADY OF PEACE Wilcox,
1875; b. Don1ey, 4-O-8; j. Donley,
1913; Stafford, 1928; Rodenfels,
2-0-4; Wiltshire, 1-0-2; Zyen, 600;
Z%aborniak, 600. TOTALS: 14-7-35.
ST. cafharIne ...--...3s IT'S
Corpus Christi ............2o 33-53
ST. cATHARINE Knapp, SIS
II; Hayes, 2e-4; Koerner, 4-4-12;
Macelroy, 3-2-8; Geyer, 2-2-6; D.
Donahue, 5-4-14; Vogel, 900; Ken
ny, 900: r. Donahue, 600; Flem-
ing, 2-0-4. TOTALS: 24-17-65.
CORPUS CHRISTI Richards,
7.4-18; Hall, 2-0-4; Curran, 1-7-9;
Rhoads, 4-2-10; Dunbar, 2-2-6; O.
Bauham, 600; IT. Bauham, 900;
Day, 1-2-4; Conner, Oil; Ryan,
oil; Nagly, 600. TOTALS:
1888.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

Want something? Something
TO sell. Use the Classifieds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

and Rogers were selected by
the Associated Press for State
honors while Barry and Hur-
ney were singled out by Uni
ted Press international.
All were picked for Class
A honors. No class AA players
from the Diocese were select
ed.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tCONTINUEOl

MINK STOLE, beau.. Breath Of
Spring; "a in. long. Good cond
5000 Call KE. fi-Sq36
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I/IOO to 100 h.p., ant
reduction scar: 8 to 44O volts: re,
wound eXch 45th year. CARTY
lh0S 1Ath ST No r-nool
Evening star., 1960-01-10
PIANOS-ORGANS
CHRISTMAS SALE

Trade-ins. returned from rent. and
hoor samples. upriEhtS, Spinets,
consoles and Erands; many ia
nous makes; also, every new
piano in our stock on sale. Save
I'd to $3.50. Used uprishts. SIPS
up used spinets, S255 up: new
SpinetS. $40 up: new consoles
S544 up; electric organS. SllO up.
new eleCtroniC orpans, S495 up
80 months to pay. Open Mon
eve I'll Q. SILVER STRING
PIANO CO. INC, .S57 Pershing
DR. III q-B3IS
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SHEETROCK SALE. 414c this week
save 200. 1920 Wilson blvd. IA
4-l2"i, RUCKER LUMBER
SHOPSMITH, Mara V, like new
must be seen to be appreciated
call between ll-3. JU. S-5@4S
SILVER PL. TEA SET. Ape, bras!
student FIR. lamp. spInet desk, sew.
ing mach. typewriter RA. 3-SOS5
SILVER, WALLACE "stradavari
49-pc. set. list S324: barg. SIg5
RoSsLYN LOAN CO. IA. 7-0SOO
SILVER. 6O-Diece Rodgers: like
new; in mahogany case; less thar
nall price. 500. JU. 9-6s65.
SILNERWARE. Community Plate
, coronation design, fatWare, as
pieces. AD. 4-90l0.
SKIS, : IT.; also safter binding,
never been used: value $40. sacri-
nee, $50 IA. s-7225.
SKIS with bindings: childs and
adults: Sb-SS. Lge. toboggan, Sl5
Adult Jackets, So ca. OIL. 1921
SLICER, Globe, gravity type, heavy
duty: reas. TU. 2-jS55.
SOFA BED, comfortable. good con.
ditionl $50 or best offer KE
f-lbNa.
SOFA BED, $40: chair, SO: type
writer. $50 boys clothing. size
-. RA. 3-24ff.
SOFA, modern black walnut foam
sofa, built on tiled top extension,
good cond., SH39 new, will sacr.
Call IA. S-S53l
SOFA and custom made cover, beau
designed cotton felt and SiSal fibre
fabric, dark gray lateX foam rub
Der cushions: reg. S2SHg5 both
only $3.50. ia. 9-3493, Sat, Sun,
after week DAYS.
SOFA, pr. chairs, 2 lamps, . crys-
| tai chandeliers. gray corduroy
| spread with matching draw drapes.
Must sacrifice. ia. 9-7245
SOFA AND MATCHING CHAIR;
mod; nylon rose beige material
Good cond. reas. HE 4-OS6I.
SOFA. chair, ottoman, custom slip
covered: mahog. Duncan Phyfe;
din. rm. table, buffet and china
cabinet. HI. 9-51aS.
SOFA; aqua, foam rubber; built in
table. custom made Paid $3.50.
sac, S125. JU S-l51A.
SOFh. genuine leather; in calfskin
Sl6h: If new $3.50. WASHING
| Ton OFFICE FURNITURE CO.
1Hus Y st. NV DI 7-SI15.
SPACE HEATERS, 81 day, S25 vk.;
saiamanderS, $50 ca chain saws,
pumps. generators. JE "-56OO.
STAMP MACHINE. schermack
double threeS and ones, rolls. TU
2-5S55 Sunday.
STAMPS for collectors, U g. and
foreign: something for everyone
beginner or specialist: albums and
accessories also available. DELTA,
RIM. 306, 9lS st. NV. ME. g.
1885
STAUFFER REDUCING MACHINE
$3.50. Excellent condition. Phone
LU. 4-1366.
STAUFFER posture-rest exerciser
complete with timer, like new
price, Sl00 EN-. 3-6s9O
Stauffer Couch Deluxe
with automatic timer. excellent
| rOpditinn Gt-E IA q plpR
Evening star., 1960-01-10

OZALID MACHINES-Rebuilt like
new. Bambino: Model r; Stream
liner. HARRY J. ABRAMS, l24 1
ST. ne.
PAINT, best aIkyd.. So so per gal;
reg. So per gal, 5-gal. lots only
WE 5-04T5
Evening star., 1960-01-10

STEEL sHELVING-Used 81 unit
also bins, bench legs. metal
cabinets, lockers; buy where con
tractors do. FE. 3-6345. J. H.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

MOTORS. gas, electric; Il hp SIS
26is N st. NV FE. 8-5S45' HNN
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Gray Double Dresser 3-pc
Bedroom Suite
God 2-pc Corner Sectional
Built-in FDrmica Back Table
Charcoal I-pc. Foam Rubber
3ectlOna Sofa -ChaiSc. one
Fnd-blmper o1 other
Gold lUn" Foam Rubber Sofa
by "Stratiord"
Reinforced Plastic Foam Rubber
Lounge Chair and Ottoman
Danish STYLE Reclining Chair
LOunEe Chair IN Combination
Plastic and Fabric
2-pc Sofa and Chair Suite
2-pc. Living Room Suite, Foam
Cushions
Mahogany Plastic Top Set OF
8 Tables, = Steps. / Cocktail
Walnut Formica Top Bookcase
ASS I'd Lane" Tables, Wal.
nut. Oak, Charcoal and Cor
dovan Mahogany
Assorted Mattresses and Boz
Springs. Twin and Double
Sizes
Assorted Lamps
This is just a partial lis
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W,
(coNTNUEol

COLUMBIA RD. and 18th st., dou.
Die Tm. for employed couple or
= men in pvt apt, kit. priv. CO,
b-SO65 Sat. pm. Sun.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
OFFICE FURNITURE
D. c. WAREHOUSE

Once furniture reconditioned. Sale
or rent. Desks. chairs. file cab
inets. typist desks. office tables.
phone tables, Secretarisl desks,
lamps, bookcases, storage cab
inets. Selling cheap. Friday, Sat
urday and Monday D. c. WARE
HOUSE. 81 New Jersey ave. w.
Erse Darkirr IL --NSln
Evening star., 1960-01-10
GOLD
DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

See us first. We pay highest cash
prices. Ask for HARRY BROTT
9l7 F st. NV. RE 7-2075.
GOLF CLUBS and golf equip, sets
or odd clubs. Also balls. carts,
bags, etc. COLUMBIA LUGGAGE
EXCHANGE, l7S2 Columbia rd
NV. DU. 7-9S6S.
GOOD USED FURNITURE and an
plianceS wanted for store. Best
prices, We picl- up ia. 7-S3O7
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for
typewriters. cameras musical in
struments, silver. old gold. jewelry
diamonds. watches. sewing ma.
chimes, radios. phonoS, portable
TV. or what have YOU. Call MR.
SMITH, Me S-526S.
MUSIC BOXES - Symphonium
Regina. Poiyphon, with bells
Using a steel disc record. Also,
Swiss cylinder boxes in any con-
dition. D. BATTLEY, Box 1859,
Washington -. D. c.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furn., china. glass, guns,
ANTIQUES, etc. Cash. Lo 4-7455.
PIANO-sTEINWAY concert grand
or smaller wanted by musician
HU. 3-6466.
PIANO-Spinet, studio or upright
Must be in good cond and reas
No dealers. WA. 7-Sl79.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3O3g
RI RIGS. b,dIm, liv. rm, din
rE' waShe~- TV etc. Clean cond
SALUi FURN CO, NO 7-GOiu
Slide .'ROJECTOR-NEGUS NOD,
~, 80. ~ NV. Call IA. 5-S5OO
TAPE-Pre-recorded Spanish; Ian.
guage course or conversation. Bo,
4Oj-S, Star
TN Out-of sets bought
RUTH TV, AP. T-l50O.
TV SETS WANTED
ANY CONDITION 10. 2-432f
USED SHOPSMITH
In Good Condition, so. b-4OO3.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.E.

COMFORTABLE RM. for empl.
settled man. all home priyil $40
wk. ! blk. TO huS. Ii. 6-544o.
EAST CAPITOL ST. 6lf-warm
comfortable rm.: semipvt. bath:
gentleman; $40 week. Il. 3-1735.
1915 c ST. NE. Clean with priv.
for single person. Call Ii. =
4 50.
CoLORED-FRONT FURN. RM., all
new furn.: full bed comfort. Men
only. Call after 8. Ii. 4-4715.
CoLORED : LARGE, newly furn.
S1050. 65S Morris pl. ne,
COLoRED-6I6 E ST. N.E.-Com-
Portable dble. rms: pleasantly fur.
niShed: $1,000 to S13.
COLORED-N.E.-Brookland: nice,
quiet: gentleman; some PRIVILEGES.
La. d7943.
COLORED-NICE FURN. FRONT
home WORKING lady or giTl Aitsp
q weekdays, all Sun. LA. G-3li?.
COLCREn LGE.. FRONT.
furn. rm i; 81 BRYANT st. ne.
OU T-f246
COLORED. R. I. AVE. Pvt home;
warm, cheerful, quiet, reaS. Semi
pvt bath. LA. 9-l150.
COLORED, NE. SECTION nicely
furn rooms for men or couple:
Ii. 6-O16O.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM
adj. bath, in fine ne. home for
employed men only; privileges.
Ii. 6-S31b.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

RANGES, Tonderful selection, gas
and eleC . as is. new and odd lots.
Best yalCeS ever SEARS BASE
MENT. $500 Wis, ave. NV
RANGE, gas. green, $50. TO. g.
6i1J.
RANGE, Kelyinator elec also q
used hot-water heater 4O-Ral
capacity. Mayfair 2-l254
/ RANGES All. CIZEC
Evening star., 1960-01-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
ANNANDALE PET SUPPLY

REGISTERED puppies: beaEles. 500 so:
cookers, S34 so; miniature
schnauzers, SOS: kerry blue ter
riers, SIS,
Evening star., 1960-01-10

CONN. AVE, nr. zoo, spacious rm,
for refined. permanent or temp,
guest, every conv. reas. JU.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
PIANOS for rent New and uS

6ltICncd u0rl0hts. Snart'v Stylsc
in a new durable finish especially
.uitpd fer recreation rms Piano.
fully guaranteed and fine value,
for beginninV students sos up
including local delivery CAMP,
FELL MUSIC CO. HOS @ ST n "
DI T-Si64
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ROSSLERtS
5-HOUR WAREHOUSE SALE
SUNDAY, IL TO 5 PM.
FACTORY CLOSEOUT
SAVE $3.50 TO 500
SAVE $50 TO 500

again offering real honesttogoodnesS
Furniture
available for sale are Warehouse Samples great savings
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Rosewood Walnut Master 5-pc w
Bedroom, 6-foOt TRIBE
Dresser 6-Dra Vpr Chest. 100"
BarBcd,. Mite Stands 44gOO 800 90
Danish Walnut 3-pc Bedroom
Suite accented with White
Ceramic Drawer Pulls $4,000 los 90
CordOyar Mahogany 5-pc Mas
ter Bedroom Suite with Triple
Dresser 400 90 2ss 90
Gray Mahoganv 3-pc Double
Dresser Bedroom Suite 27g.OO 1880
Cherry Chair Back Bed sg95 29ss
Cherry Rurai English Mite
"Chic" by American Bedroom
Suite Natural Blond Mahog-
any 3-pc. Suite $4,000 1900
7-pc. Plastic Top Tubular
Steel Dinette Set - 1895 ggSS
5-pc. Plastic Top Tubular
Steel Dinette Set 1895 1888
Walnut Danish Style Buffet 1896 $3.50
Walnut Buffet 1900 6S.sS
Walnut China Cabinet 1890 8SSS
Walnut Breakfront China $4,000 $500
0f Otbpr itnpnc ovai1ohlo for +I,i, co la
Evening star., 1960-01-10
PIANOS, used small grands; Sl95
$50 and up. 81. $4,000, PIANO
MAPT INK 9Th 81 N u

PIANOS-Save during JORDAN'S s
big midwinter clearance OF used
rental return and floor sample
pianos. Dozens OF the latest
models in a wide selection OF
styles. types, sizes and finishes
Choice of many fine makes. As
little as SO down. balance over
30 months. Values at all JORDAN
stores. Corner 18th ard G SITS
n "; 5l6l Lee hwy. Arlington
9332 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
lO4 William st, FrederickS ourE
Arlington and Silver Spring stores
NV-a-fner
Evening star., 1960-01-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = A

INE EQIITs-DtSkS. MES, add.
machs.. typewriterS. etc. Bargains
galore. CIRCLE, 6l6 9th ST. NV.
OFFICE FURN.-Double pedestal
desk; excel. cond., $50; chairs,
81 up. DU. 7-l2SO or 10. 5-3396.
OFFICE FUKNITURE-Desks, fileS,
leather chairs and sofa; excel
eond. RANDALL PRINTING Co,
62lO Chillum pl NV
OFFICE FURNITURE secretary,
3 small and l large desk. ma
hogany conference table; large Ire
sorstahl safe. All priced to sell
quick. CIR 3-133O.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
TOOLS

cloths. $3.50; saws. 81 As; ham.
merS. soc. eft dig bars. 81 80.
blocks fails, ropes, chain. chiSe.S
planes. motors bunk Deds, Sl2;
axes. ;" 30; paint. 81 90; hand
saws. 81 As; l0O-ft tapes. 81 %;
snow shoyels, So; Imam saws
$50: 9xS tarps $3.50: lOxl4
drop lights. S1.35; saw blades
81 rs: used tarpS, &c IT; hospital
beds. S22 .95; steel shelving. cable
ar compreSsorS' velders, pumps;
J. H. GICHNER
2513 N St NV FE 3-es45
Free Parking
TRAIN, Lionel, 20" gauge. excel
cond. will sacrifice for S35. so.
TRAINS. Lionel O-gause. To add
individual items to your existing
layout. or to buy a complete set
tengines, switches, cars, trans
formers, etc.l--call JU. 5-0592.
TRANS -CEIVER, Citizens band. al
most new, Sll0 complete, antenna
incl. Call ROBERTS at VII. -
63gl
TRUNKS. several; packing and
wardrobe; 50 to S25: old cut
glass, Meissen clock RA. 8-2933.
TV, RCA 81" COLOR. consolette,
mahoGany. orig. cost S795. Call
WO. G-67O5.
TV-l7-in. Philco mahogany con
sole. SO. EN-. 3-6947
TV-RADIO-PHONO. COMB, SlOO
or best offer. AID. 4-7SS@.
TN l7-inch table model. Motorola
peri. cond, 500. Also stove. A.
burner. gas, white, like new, So5.
Radio, table model. GE. Sl3. Rec
ord player. portable, IS, Sl5. NO.
7-Ol9O.
TVS, l7-in. MotOrola console, $40:
lin. MagnayOX console. S76;
Hi-Fi console, $50. ia. 9-2sO6.
Tv, 21-in Philco console, beautiful
Sa6inet' needs picture tube; $50.
TV-RCA, 17-in. table model, good
condition. SOB or best offer. VII
TV. portable, blond. built-in antenna
and speaker, brard-new; sacrifice
Sl65. co. 5-3ll5.
TV, 1859 model Traveller portable,
l7-inch. excel cond.; sos. AID
2-S019. ask for jim.
TN. "l-in. RCA, beautiful blond
mahog. console, like new: must
sell; S12j. Call ia. a-4@27.
TN. l7-in. Admiral table model:
excellent picture. Very good cond. ;
S45 10. 2-4326
TV, Westinghouse II" radio-phono.
comb; reaS. LA. 9-l3SS.
TV. Emerson II in, mahogany:
good condition: clear picture;
reasonable. LO. 7-0027.
Tvs, 16 and 81 inch: excellent
condition: best reasonable offer.
IU 2-4426.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.
ALTURAS HOTEL
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 Que St. NV.
Free TV in Every Room
COLOR TV IN LOBBY

Free TV in Every Room
COLOR TV IN LOBBY
Rooms S1l Week and Up
All hotel services, coffee shop, park
ing adjacent.
Phone Ho. 2-2l04
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. near Sher-
aton-Park Hotel-Nice room with
pvt. bath. in pvt home; S45 a mo.
CO. 5-OOS3.
CATHEDRAL AVE. of Conn.-Lge
rm with running water and porch
Empl. ladies. AID. 4-4531
CATHEDRAL AVE, 2S50 37th st
Single and dblC. rms; rfgr.
hot plate; bath. maid service rs
ca. dbl, 50 and 81" single. Conn
ave. block. no, 2-961@.
CHEVY CHASE-Liy. rm.. bedrm.
bath, for | gentleman; pvt. cntr.
pvt. home: $50. WO. 6-165u.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Empl. lady
for lge.. sgle. rm. wipvt. bath: .
blks. of Conn. ave. on PinehurSt
bus line 5275 Nebr. ave. NV
WO 6-1444.
CLEVELAND PIX, 342I oath pi.-
Ind A.. cor. rm., mr.. bath. shr.;
det home. maid service. pking.
man: S45 mo. EN-. 3-0371.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

See us first. We pay highest cash
prices Ask for HARRY BROTT
nlT r st NV RE T-o07h
Evening star., 1960-01-10
OIL PAINTINGS
ORGAN, WURLIrzER CHoRD, Ma.
ORGANS-BefoTe v

ORGANS-Before YOU buy any
orean see the new Wurlitzer Chord
the new Wurlitzer spinet Al only
S995. Also used ORGANS Of Bald
win. Hammond and Wurlitzsr
makes. JORDAN'S, downtown a.
18TH and q SITS. in Arlington Al
5lb9 Lee highway. in Silver
SprlnE az 1892 Georgia ave.
OVERCOAT. charcoal gray- size as
II. gray suit. size 40. blk suit
SIZE 30, tailor made IA. 3-TS4S
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WHEAT STRAW
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PHEASANT'S Ringneck hens. 50 so:
Cocks. SO; Dressed, 35c ca. Also
Amhurst, Peafowl., WA. 4-9666.'