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Evening star., 1961-09-22
FALL FLOWER SHOWS

Lewisdale Garden Club. tomorrow,
Lewisdale Elementary School. Twenty
fourth and Banning streets; 3 to s
pm. Entries invited
National Capital DahIia Society,
tomorrow and Sunday, Botanic Gar
den; to 10 pm. first day, 2 to Z
pm. SECOND day. Theme: Fiesta in
CheverIy Garden Club, tomorrow
anc Sunday, Cheverly- Tuxedo School,
Cheverly, Md; 4 to Q first day, / to Z
second day. Theme; Better Homes
and Gardens"
Alexandria Flower Show. Potomac
Scenes" tomorrow and Sunday. George
washington High School cafeteria,
sponsored by area clubs; ) to Z pm.
first day. ! to 6 second day.
Charles County Garden Club, flower
ARRANGEMENTS. section, Charles County
Far September 80 and 30 and Oc-
tober l, Route 301 near Bel Alton, Nd
Potomac Rose Society Rose Show.
september 30 and october /, Botanic
Garden; 4 to 10 tirst day, 10 to 8
LincOlnia Park Garden Club. sep-
temoer go, Lincolnia Methodist Church,
t424 Duke street. Alexandria, Va. !;
$50 to u. Theme: "One Autumn Day"
Admission 25 cents.
Bradbury Heights Garden Club. Oc-
Church
Garden Club Of virginia Rose Show,
sponsored by Little Garden Club, as
Evening star., 1961-09-22
How to est Values
Buying Shrubs, Trees

Occasionally one finds bar
gains, in nursery stock just as
with other commodities. But
sometimes so-called bargains
are not what they seem to be.
The real bargains" in nursery
stock are when nurserymen
have a special sale, or offer
combinations Of plants at Spe-
cial prices.
Here are some things to
check whether a plant is a
bargain or not:
/. Size-The caliber or diane
ter of the trunk, as well as the
height of a tree. Height and
spread of shrubs should be
compared. The American AS
Sociation of Nurserymen has
issued standards for nursery
stock. Every good nurseryman
is familiar with these standards
and the better nurserymen ad-
here to them.
Small Size Costs Less
In trees and shrubs of all
kinds the smaller sizes cost less
for the simple reason they can
be grown in less time, require
less feeding. pruning, spraying
and cultivating. A taxus with
a one-foot spread and about
the same height will cost q lot
less than one two feet wide, for
example. Thus you actually
need to compare the actual
mot the alleged measurements
of plants to determine whether
or not you are getting a
bargain.
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2. Root syStem-All standard
nursery stock is required to
have well-developed root sys-
tenn. Take a deciduouS shrub,
112 to 2 feet in height, it
should have a 10-inch root
spread; a shrub 6 to 8 feet
high, a 20-inch root spread. A
balled and burlapped evergreen
with a 2-foot spread should
have an 11-inch ball of earth
and this ranges up to a 36-inch
diameter ball for a plant with
8 to 9 foot spread. Small trees
6 to 7 feet should have an 18-
inch ball; 10 to 12-foot trees, a
26-inch diameter ball.
Bare Root Plants
Bare root trees, for example,
should have an adequate root
spread, from IL inches for a u
to A-inch trunk and S to 6 feet
in height; up to a 38-inch
healthy root spread for a IA to
16-foot tree.
Measure the sizes of the
plants offered as bargains and
compare.
8. Branching A we'll
branched tree or shrub can be
many times as valuable as a
slender whip with few or no
branches. Take a small upright
tree like a dogwood, for exam
pie. At 4 to feet high, it
should have five or more
branches; at 6 to 8 feet, six
or more branches.
4. Health and vigor-Freshly
dug. or properly refrigerated
and packaged, nursery stock
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MiIdew

With GOODNESS we can expect
to see even more mildew in
the garden. 1t is best controlled
with sulphur dusts or sprays,
with Acti-dione PM, Phaltan
and Kara-thane. Most garden
ers have found that the first
two are most easily obtained
and used,
Evening star., 1961-09-22
September 22

Real fall weather last week
end gave the gardener chance
to do some real digging with
out a heat stroke. Much work
needs to be done, including
getting those weeds that are
going to seed, planting of grass
seed. fertilizing the lawn,
planting shrubs and trees and
setting out perennials and
bulbs. Not all of these chores
can be done in any week end
SO the gardener might well
make out a priority list. Grass
seed, the planting of peonies
and daffodils and the setting
out Of perennials undoubtedly
get the first attention, al
though the evergreens should
not be postponed a bit longer
than necessary.
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Sow Grass Seed

The sowing of grass seed is
sometimes looked upon as
something that needs no
thought or consideration, just
one of those jobs you do. 1t is
not that simple. What kind
of a lawn is desired? If a fine
textured one, then the Sc e d
should be limited to the blue
grasses, chewings and creeping
red fescue. If a play area is
wanted, consider the tall feS-
cue, either Alta or Kentucky
81, Be sure to check the mix
ture as described on the box.
Reject those that do not meet
your desires.
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Bulbs

Bulb planting is a season.
long Job. The first. to go in
should be the daffodils. The
tulips and the Dutch iris might
well wait until after Thanks
giving. This because the early
planted bulbs often appear
above ground in the fall and
of course suffer some winter
injury. 1t is just as we'll to wait
until it is cold enough to keep
them from sprouting. We do
not have this problem with the
other kinds.
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DuhIius and Nuns

Keep the dahlias and chrys-
anthemums securely tied to
stakes or wires, otherwise they
will be blown over by some
heavy rainStorm. Use soft ties
rather than a small hard one
that may cut the stems.
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tant, while other services and
advice you get from your nurs-
erymen often are valuable.
Z. Guarantees-Many nurs-
cry firms have been long estab-
lished and their future depends
on treating you fairly. Trade
where you feel sure you'll be
treated right. Be wary of ex-
traordinary bargain claims, un-
less made by a firm whose rep
utation you know we'll.
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Attend Shows

Many flower shows, bot h
neighborhood and regional, are
scheduled in the next two
weeks. They are always worth
visiting for several reasons, but
especially to show the kinds
of flowers that do well in the
Washington area, and of those
kinds the preferred varieties.
OF course you want to sup
port your garden club and at
tending the shows is an easy
way to do it. But you stand
to gain the most. The list of
worthwhile flowers. and at
some shows the vegetables and
fruits, that do we'll in our cli-
mate and soils.
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Cumellius

The fall Towering sasanqua
camellias are beginning to
bloom, although many suffered
severe winter injury last year.
However, they do put on a
fine fall display of color and
most of them will recover and
lend interest to the garden.
-YOUNGMAN.
Evening star., 1961-09-22
Everqreens

The evergreens, both t h e
broadleaved and the coniferS,
need ample time to become ex-
tabliShed before cold weather
stops growth. Use plenty of
peatmoss in the planting holes,
except for the yews, and pro-
vide a slight ridge to hold the
rainfall or watering until it
Soaks into the soil.
Evening star., 1961-09-22
THIS WEEK
IN YOUR GARDEN

trunks sprayed with DDT TO
protect against the peach tree
borers. Spray the lower tw o
feet of the trunk now an d
again in three weeks with a
5 or 10 per cent solution. The
Matching borer larva crawl
down the trunk to just below
the soil line before boring in.
A well-coated trunk will US
ually get them. Don't skip this
treatment thinking that tn e
borers will not bother your
tree. They don't miss!
Evening star., 1961-09-22
Fruit Tree Spruy

The peach trees and all other
stone" fruits should have their
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takes hold more quickly. looks
better, gets established more
easily when transplanted.
S. Price-Low price means
nothing if not related to quail
ity and size. The higher-priced
specimens could be by far the
best buys. Trade with the nurs-
erymen you know from expert
ence are reliable.
Evening star., 1961-09-22

Planting Time Vital
6. Service-Delivery at the
proper planting time is impor-
Evening star., 1961-09-22

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. Sl
Friday, September n, 1861 S0EO
Evening star., 1961-09-22

Hht In
Minimum order for delivery, So delivery in
Evening star., 1961-09-24
STANLEY H. HORNER

BUICK IS Century 4-dr.: black
and white radio, heater, dyna.
flow, power steerins, power brakes
mint eoud Very eisan. 81 395
Evening star., 1961-09-24
AuroMoBILEs FoR SALE

CHRYsLER '57 New Yorker, ful
powered. Immaculate. best offer
JE. 4-1T47.
NHRYaTEp VA ss90n- M Q d.s-
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AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

CADILLAC 1888 custom 80" spe.
eial fleetwood: blue. factory ali
cond., new premium vogue tires
all elec. access. very immaculate
absolute new car eond.; S2,595
JU. S-3O46 anytime.
CADILLAC '57 "60'' Special 4-door
hardtop; pearl black finish set off
with Wv. tires, full power equip
ment including factory installed
air conditioning; showroom con-
dition: must be seen; Butler
Bonded only S1.s95. LEE D.
BUTLER, 1121 21st st. NV, FE.
7-3245.
CADILLACs 1851 Company official
cars. sedans. sedan de Villes anc
. Fleetw Cd. all air conditioned,
new car guarantee, see them to-
day
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Q PM
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
RRAnIFY SHOPPING; CENTER
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANTIQUE 1888 Buick sport coupe;
straight %" engine. wire wheels,
completely original. unrestored. no
rust or dents, mechanically ex-
eellent; S225. 301-VI. 9-3201.
Annapolis, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
AuroMosILEs FeR SALE

CHEVROLET. new 81. final close,
out sale-Biseayne 2-dT. mode
I'LL: fully factory equipped in.
Guiding heater and powerglide
S2,2b4, as low as S195 down or
approved credit. Also IS company
official cars with savings from
$500 to $500 discount. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET, 1130 Conn.
ave; nv, Washington. D. c. RE.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Ourisnnan
Chevrolet
2241 Nichols Ave. Sc.
LU 3-IOaI

Z24I NlchoIs Ave. Sc.
LU. 3-105l
CHEVROLET 1861 new. final close
out sale-Impala sedan VS. model
1911; fully factory equipped in
eluding heater and powerglide,
$3.50, as low as S1a5 down on
approved credit, Also 35 company
ooiiiclai cars with savings from
PATE CHEVROLET ii36 Conn,
ave. NV, washington, D. C. RE.
7-7S1S.
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IMpoRr-spoRrs
tcoNIINUEDl

VOLKswAGEN '6I; red. Like new
$500 mi. Used only for European
vac. S1,575. JU. 7-6l45.
Wv SO convertible, with white
Vinyl TOPS White-walls good rubber
very. clean; SS95: must sacrifice
need money for school Cal
VlNCE. b87-S9J6.
VOLY0 $50 "I22-s" 4-dr. sed.
equip. de luxe uphols.; 1000 mi
Oflg. $500; $1,000. IA. 2-1654
VQLVo 1851 2-dr.: 4-speed transm
Ike new, OWNER will sacrifice
save $500. HE. 1880.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

CHEV. go 2-door: 6-eylinder, stan
dard shift. Iadio, heater, Wv
tires, this has a beautiful cardinal
red exterior. 1t looks and rides
like your neighbors new one. II
you want q nice used car. test
drive this one aud I am sure you
will buy IL, 81 I,50b.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

FORD 80 retractable Tudor hard
top; Fordomatic, T. and h, power
steering and brakes, beautiful p
tone red and white, low mileage
by one careful owner. 81 sos.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Capitol Cadillac Co

AOAhNNldGO OEhLER
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1861 FLEETWOOD
SIXTY SPECIAL; air-eond.: cruise
control: all accessories. ORIG.
OWNER, WO. 6-3652.
CADILLAC '57: air eond. plus ali
extras; also CHEVY 80 Impala
cony. Pvt owner wishes to sell
both No dealers. KENNETH
MORSE. To. 2-S419 after IL am.
cADILIAc ,SS ~ coupe; very clean;
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Doss, PETS, ETC.

WEIMARANER-Beautiful z mos
male: Axe reg. FL. 6-662S.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPS, male
and female, Axe, 9 wks. Price re-
dueed. Phone sykesville 1888.
WEIMARANER PUPS, Axe, excel
pedigree, excep. beauties. Lovable
Easter gift. DU. 6-6193.
YORKSHIRE, 5 mos. male. beauti-
ful coat, champion line, S100
JE. 3-l263.
ALL DOGS BEAUTY SERVICE:
clipping, plucking. grooming; in
your home. IA. 4-26l1.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

woOD-CoME EARLY
Mixed fireplace wood, seasoned
Car or station wagon, 50. Get 1t
now-don't wait; about 10 or II
cords left. Sunday only. WAPLE,
$40 Duke ST., Alex, Va. FL. A.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

WASHER, wringer-type Maysls. L
eel. cond.. $50. del. LU. 4-7319.
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7'x3'9", S65, good eond.
DA aR-n1


3 PRINTIN MACHINERY AND
EQUIPMENT = Heidelberg, 10x15.
like new. with extra accessories
S2,350; Hacker repro. proof press,
1924. S425; type cabinst sSdo. brass IHs
working top: as cases: sSo: 800; ,S0 isLead Isad
machines, $40: Robertson vacuum
Geib twin arc lamp with controls
and timer, SS5; Lanston Monotype
stainless steel sink with three
2Ix25 trays, $3.50: Robertson over
head-mounted camera, 24-inch.
with 4b en-. Zeiss lens, $3.50; two
Heliolite single arc lamps with
controls and timer, $3.50: Nu-Are
asxSs. SSs $40; ". A. Brown artist's
cssTuenlaE opSI ana clear lear glass @ tor. SOS;
Chas. Bruning drafting machine,
S35; negative copy file cabinet
with 10 drawers, S75; Davidson
Offset press. 10x15,. $3.50: Harris
offset press, 41x54. best offer;
Davidson Model 1873 folder, S275:
C. and P. 26-inch paper. cutter.
S425: Ingento 24-tnch card cutter,
$50; Bostitch side and sa9dle
stitchers, foot-operated, $50; shop
bench with. wise. $50; 36xl44
heayy-duty table, steel iegs; $40; ~;
15x21x27 plate or stencil files s;,v.n on
str' faSss nS SO sarSUDs .S2s sse viii inys 5;
sold individually unless included
as part Of entire plant as offered
under heading BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNiTIEs. JU. 5-9327 or .JU.
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POULTRY, RABBITS q EGss

PHEASANTS, Breeders, mostly
ringneck hens. $3.50. Cock
So 90. WA. 1866.
QUAILS, pheasants and equip
ment for sale. Call WI. 6-611e
after 1890 pm. Sunday.
rs LEGHORN HENS -7Oc ea.
sies. iSRs nsant rd. Hysstsviil.. DaS Hs Md. S he
Evening star., 1961-03-05

ANGLEY PK.-Beaut. furn.: air.
:ond. bldg, swim pool, Jewish
Evening star., 1961-03-05

ALLISON ST. NV, I3O3-NeWly
dec. 2 bedrms., living rm.. dining
rm., kit. pvt. bath; utilS. furfi.,
cnnY tran snnrt q tinn -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ALEXANDRIA-Good food, cow to
downtown D. c. and Falls Church,
olS at door. TIE. 6-7S49.
ATTRAC. DUPONT TOWERS, IT09
2lst n.w.-Conv. transp.; excel.
meals; 8 days. Reas. DE. 2-lS3S.
BOARD AND RM. and 8 meals.
Pvt; home NV. for elderly. No
smoking or drinking. WO, 6-lSia,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTB.

ELDERLY MAN desires first floor
bedroom and board. MONTGOMERY
County preferred. JU. 5-5256.
ROOMS, APTS. TO SHARE
Evening star., 1961-03-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
ACOTnSITIVE,2

You can get more Of everything
at less cost at Washington's tall
est building. Elevator, bellhop,
daily maid and 24-hour secre-
tartal switchboard services. coffee
shop, bar, newsstand, barber shop,
Tv, in every room. color TV in
lobby: 1St cab zone. Rooms from
S12.50 per week up.
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 QUE ST. NV.
HO. 2-2104
ADJ. G.W.U.-TV in your room,
refrg., grill, clock radio, foam
matt; $10-$17. EX. 3-6633.
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sERVIcE STATION EQUIPMEN'

al cash register, 8 drawers, 81
totals; front end machine. like
new: Bear caster and Gambler
gauge; toe-in gauge with seriber;
headlights adjuster, torsion ad-
tuster, portable Bear Plates. Call
Evening star., 1961-03-05

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
Spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates (from $S
monthly upl with option to buy
Evening star., 1961-03-05

SEWING MACHINE, brand d-new,
never used; $50 with attachments.
HA 2-0O30
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ANACOSTIA Area S95, all utiis.
incl.-One bedrm., liv. rrn.. din,
kit. bath. laund. and storage
faeils; JOHN L. SHELTON, 10.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

POWER LAWN MOWER, Crafts
man. FL" Briggs a. Stratton
4-cyele motorl. $50. Ak. 9-9242.
POWER SAW, Craftsman, used 4
times. Orig. price, S276. Reas
offer. RA. 6-711S. .
PRICING MACHINE, Monarch Dial
S115; sell, $40. JE. 3-13OO.
PRINTING EQUIP.-I9" Triumph
paper cutter; type rack S15, type
cabinet S30; type cases SO ea::
1850 Multi: Sx12 CAP. Must sell
today. JU. S-9450.
QUICK SALE! = odd pieces OF
household furn. and cooking uten-
sils. VIII. 6-6619, 5608 Randolph
rd., Rockville, Nd.
RADIATORS, steam and hot water;
very reasonable. RE. 5-6124.
RADIATOR COVERS, METAL. var
iouS sizes, good cond. CO. 6-09S3
All day Sat.-Sun. or ewes.
RADIO RECEIVERS (fire and po-
lice), excellent for Va. and Md
freauencies. Call Ell. 6-5172.
RADIO-Collins $751; transmit
ter, unused, carton warranty card;
S399. viii finance, $40 down.
NE. s-48s4. OIL. 4-54si.
RADIO-"603", fire, police, etc,
incl; S39. AP. 7-6O22.
RADIO, lOO-kilocycle. secondary
substandard, temperature and vol
tage controls, 10 and KC mul.
tivlbrators. rack mounted; bes'
offer over $50. W3PYW. 10
RADIO EQUIPMENT-75s1, S395
Ranger, $50; linear. S175; auto.
keyer, S45: Q-Mult.. S25: mint
cond. or compl., $3.50. IA. $3.50
RADIOS. 2-way, portables. batteries
incl. $50 cash. JU. 5-35SS.
RADIO TRANSMITTER, Viking I
wIViking VFO, $50; HQl10 rec.
$3.50; both like new. HA. 2-7416
RADIO, HALLICRAFTER SX-62
with matching speaker; good con
dition; $145. LU. 2-7033.
RADIO transmitters, Heath Apache
$500: DX-20, S35; Gonset G-2S
10-meter communication, S1S5
mint condition. KE. 6-S070.
RADIO and TV equipment. Mode
10 Supior All-meter 117-B tube
check (triplet); Senco Might!
Mite tubechecker; approx. 15(
new box tubes. All equipment nee
esSary for radio or TV repair
Best offer. LU. 2-93SS.
RADIO. AMIN, record playe!
comb. New cond. Call RA o-2333
Evening star., 1961-03-05

fIANOS-det our quotations on
brand new standard makes OF
pianos before you buy. Over 100
new and used pianos on our floors:
ST. $4,000. PIANO MART. 1015
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

REDUCE AT HOME-V-belts, roll
ers. cycles. lounges, steam cabs.
Sales. LAUREL EQUIP. AID. 2-3031
Evening star., 1961-03-05
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN, white, single, sdes
sireS furnished room. Box l1O.J,
Star.
Refined Christian lady wants
studio rm. for Ink, pvt. home:
vic. Cleve. PIX. Ch. Ch., D, 6,
Box 150-T, Star.
RETIRED: Gentleman wishes room
with private bath. in private ouiet
home. Box ILL.,, Star. Sc
Evening star., 1961-03-05
(coNTIkUEDl

Refinished walnut executive and
secretarial desks $49.95 up, If new
$3.50 up; Kardex files, 3x5 or 4x6
IN excellent condition. So per
drawer; 4-drawer brand-new gray
steel filing cabinets, $29.9s, S65
conference % tables in All Sizes sizes
walnut and mahogany, exceptional
value, $3.50 UP.
Many, many more desirable pieces
Of business furniture Of all de-
scriptions. Come in and browse
Evening star., 1961-03-05

HANo BENCHES, used. from IS up;
PA s5'H HARf ~ qR qS1S S'sd .:l'rslSn a%
Evening star., 1961-03-05

MANCHESTER INN -,
1925 M ST. NV. z
5 BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE
Washington'S finest gueSthouse of
200 immac. kept beaut.-furnished
rms. with new tile baths: delicious
meals served in our lovely new
din. rm. We cater to refined, Quiet
persons desiring transient or pers
manent accommodations Of su.
perior quality at reasonable rates.
MT. RAINIER. MD.-Large front
room for one employed lady, on
buslinc, | fare. AP. 7-26S1. n
N.W.-CENTRALLY LOC. for ma.
ture persons in good health, NOT
recurring nursing care; lge, weilS
furn: corner front rm.. pvt. bath,
maid serv.. meals. Very attrac,
corner house, nice lawn. Meals
above average, served individually,
lovely din. rm., free TV. SteinWar
grand piano. Rates, Sl15 per mo.
Also single rms, front, $50; avaH,
Short blk, excel. car-bus service.
Tasty luncheons may be had week
days. Sl5 per month extra. NO.
T-3A4l
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ROOMS FURR-MD,.VA.

ALEX.-Attractive room next to
shower and bath: excel. bus serv-
! ice or parking. TIE. 6-l702,
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HARTNETT HALL.
MANCHESTER INN =
1426 M ST NV =

KIND CARE given elderly ladies q
couple in pvt. home; tray service;
reas. rates. DUnkirk 5-S7lo -
Evening star., 1961-03-05

OF used spinets and
consoles: Musette S295: Hunt
ington, 1895; Cable Nelson, 1895:
Kline, $685.: Poole, $685.; Lester,
$3.50: Jannsen, S495. Also other
values in used and new pianos.
See US and save. ST. $4,000,
PIANO MART. 1918 7th street NV.
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APARTMENTS

Efficiencies and Sleeping Rooms
Some nicely furn.; close transp.
and shopping; responsible adults
only. l744 Lanier pl. NV. Ho.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N,E,
ROOMS FURN-s.E..s.W.

BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Gentleman.
Lee. rm., quiet neigh; semipVt.
bath, pvt. home. LU. 3-0309.
NEWLY FURN. Single rm. for en-
ployed lady: home privileges: quiet
nelghborhood, colored. LU. 1890.
S:E. AREA-Attractiv furn. rm,
in pvt; home for employed lady.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

SEWING MACHINE, Singer, repos.
BAL BAL $3.50 6oi Or nj make ''ssii psyments' paS
$1.60 wk. JU. $500 before g.
SEWING MACHINES, recond. Sing
er port. with att, $16.95; console,
S24.95. Day or night, RA. 3-61Sl
SEWING MACHINE, beaut. singer
take up pymts. 1878 mo-. bal.
S36. Ex. 3-0540 day or night;
free home demonstration.
SEWING MACHINE, Graybar con-
sole, in maple cabinet: good work.
ing order, with many attach
ments; l owner since new. in Nc
Lean Gardens, NV. area; must be
seen to be appreciated; $40. Call
EN-. 2-9792 for further informa-
Evening star., 1961-03-05
DOaS, PETS, FTs. X
(cONTINUED)

COCKER PUPPIES. Axe, 8 blondes,
tans. 8 WkS., shots. CH. S-7195.
COCKER PUPs-THoR0UGHBRED
Blacks and buffs, S15 and $50
CE QARQT
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and Columbia I'd; accommodates
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bed, large kitchen. dinette Jans
| itor on premises, NO. 7-27S5, 'r
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new apt. BLDG: lady; $40 per wk,
acc area. 20. 2-42s9.
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the newspapers themselves.

the newspapers themselves.
But it remained for publish
err John Sengstacke of the Chi
cago Defender to bring his fell
low publishers together and
work out details of the merger.
In commenting on the new
organization DR.. Powell said,
with the merger of the three
publishers representatives and
the formation of Consolidated
Publishers, Inc, the national
advertiser can now reach with
one advertising order over l.
million Negro households in the
principle markets throughout
the country with local impact"
He added that the new advertis-
ing organization will also offer
the national advertiser more
circulation and leadership than
any other media devoted to the
American Negro market in the
country.
The current billing for men,
Der newspapers is over 7-million
dollars year.
Details of the merger were
worked out by the publishers at
a series of conferences held in
Cleveland, New York and Chi
cago.
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es. The other two awards were
given by the Hamilton Watch
Company.
Current officers Of Frontiers
of America are Randall C. Nor
gan, Gary, Ind, president;
James F. King, Newark, N. j.,
first vice president; Mr.. Neusta-
DIT, New Orleans, second vice
president; DR.. Herbert Crouch,
Nashville, Tenn, third vice pres
ident; DR.. DICKENS, Philadel-
phia, secretary; H. Albion Fer
rell, Washington, D. c., chap
lain; Augustus d. Knox, Balti-
hore, Md, sergeant at arms
Henry c. Sparks, Doylestown,
Pa, eastern District deputy.
The 1862 convention will be
held in Philadelphia.