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Evening star., 1961-06-16
Hannah Harrison
School Graduates

Graduating students from
IL different States and Can
ada will comprise the first
class of the Hannah Harri-
son School of the YWCA to
receive their diplomas under
the new program tomorrow
at the school.
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'our whole house; central plant,
remote, full 2-ton: installed TO
your furnace: $685.. No down
pymt.: 3, 4 and ) ton sizes equally
low; std. makes. Call day or
nisht Sunday incl. JOHN MOORE
AND SONS IA 4-3o35
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-p, Q.
COMMUNION

CAPITOL HILL, 235 c st. ne-Ef.
ficiency apis; adults: SOS month
or semimonthly: utilS. included.
CAPITOL HILL, 100 4th st. Sc
Lge.. luxury. arm. apt; lr., b.r.,
study or md b.r., huge kit. wLdin
area: air cond.: Sl65. II. 3-s41l.
CATHOLIC U. AREA bedrms,
liv. nm. kit. pvt. bath: reaS. DE.
2-32sO before 10 am.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Apt. COM
pletely furn.: siT-cond. / lge. bed
rm., twin beds, sitting nm. sun
nm, pvt. bath. lovely kit. and
porch. pvt. entrance: block
shopping ctr, schools and churches
WO. 6-0l3l.
cow. NV. LOCATION, near Du-
pont CIRCLE beorm., uV. I'm,
kit. dinette, IN large apt. bldE
TaStefully furn. and decor. Tiled
bath and shower, laundry facil
Sis incl all utils. Call man.
ger. Re. T-3fqq.
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FARM AND GARDEN
ALWAYS GOOD ToPsoIL; clean

ALWAYS GOOD TOPSOIL; clean
loamy tobacco land: small or Ice
load. E. B. OsTI, CHI. S-4303.
FARMALL CUBS, >. used; Farmall
Cubs, >, new; | Farmall "c4O,"
new. Phone LY. $4,000, Nokes-
vile. Va.
LANDSCAPING, now is the time to
beautify your home. Seed, fertilize,
trim. plant trees and evergreenS
All kinds hedging and screen
ing. Mr.. SMITH, LA. a-4512
Sill. MAPLE TREES, 6-S'. b. and b
81 ca, blue jumpers, 1874, S3.75
ca: many other walls. Open Sun
FOUSE & BILD, INC, "03 Arl
blvd. Falls Church, JE. 4-06f6.
Tor SOIL, bluestone, sludEe, tree
removals. logs cut. Call after 4
D M, HARTING, CE. 6-Sf75.
ToPSOIL, rich and clean, 81!
per truck load del. J. MANGELS
! tn. 2-342s: He. 4-76i9.
VERY GOOD, rich topsoil foI
lawns and greenhouses. very reas
Call RE. 6-ll99.
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APIS. FURNISHEu-VA,
CONTINUED

ALEX.-conveniently loo. at cor
OF Madison st. and n. Washing
Ton, 2-bedrm. apis. wall utIlS
SI75. ROUTH ROBBINS. REAL
ESTATE CORP. S36-62OO.
ALEX. dOWntoWn-Furn apt. fire,
proof bldg. laundry privilS JAM.
tor service: SS5-Sg9 so. incl al
utils. TE. B-667O. 10 to e.
ALEX.-Effic. apt. avail. Nov. $;
s Ss6 mo 5m Ref: i XII s6s 81 eond'
ARL.-Attr. 2-bedrm. apt. nr Nav
Annex, Pentagon, completely furn
Avail. immed. $3.50 nc. Box 1853
K. Star.
ARL. SOUTH, avail. I-bedrm. nicely
furn. apt: excel. loo. Call after
Il pm, XII. S-2507.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGoN-Famfy
apt, rate. day or week. and rooms.
free parking. IA 2-3342
ARL.-Attrac, furn. and newly re-
decor. 2-bedrm. apt. incl. sun
deck and pvt. gar. Loo. in 2 quiet
res. sec. Of n. AL: Si35 mo
plus electricity. KE. 5000.
ARL., NJ bedrm., liv. nm. Ink.
nm. pvt. entr.. prkg.. utils. incl.
] or men. ia. 1924.
ARL., n. Effic.: Just off Lee hwy
vic. Glebe I'd. - sos. l-oedrn1.
apis. in Westover; S1l0 to Sis.
-bedrm spts. nr. Wilson blvd
vic. Clarendon circle: Sl1O. J.
bedrrn. apis: min. DC. p
Myer and Pentsgon; SIl1.5u 10
Sl22.50 New furniture in several
and 81 util'. incl. In above ants.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE, CORP
IA. 1-44is. IA. 4-0324
FALLS CHURCH bedrm.. bath
tub-shower, kit-liv. rm. combined
in pvt. home; End f., pvt. entr.
garage OR. 3-274O.
FALLS CHURCH, on busline. 3-rm
and bath apt, compl furn. Inc!s
all utils. Off-street parking. ali
cond. No children or pets. SlOi
per mo. Avail. Nov. /. Call BEN.
OFT 4 ALVAREZ, Realtors, KE
S-66T-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO. JU. 5-5O4O
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E. . S.W.

CAPITOL HILI-Nicelv iurn. sun
ny rm.. pvt bath pvt. home. no
other roomers, Ii 3-52H2.
FIRST ST. Sc. 4?6-sinrle room
for colored gentleman. $3.50 week.
IL 3-3@j5.
535 10TH ST. S.E.-Colored. Mid
die I'm, nicely furn.; home priyi-
leces IL 1854
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ROOMS FURHIsHED-N.E.

Il HAVE double room for colored
| settled man or woman; employed
/ Call aft. ; pm. 399-l9
MARYLAND AVE- furn. rms
I for = or 3 gentlemen: very reas
/ for Government employees only
Ii 4-I35g.
ONE BEDROOM. All furnished
home privileges. 399-0lO6.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

IRVING ST. NV, Ii2@i The De-
RrfEr. stove, sink, pvt f,
$40 50 vk AID "-G15S
TV IN YOUR ROOM. rsigr grill
foam matt pyf. Fnt-.. yard: SIS.
l fOT oond st NV 33S-6Hsh.
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Maple twin beds, complete: S25 ca.
Call DE. 2-l135
FURN.-Good-a liv. rm.. din
nm, bedrm. suites to be seen al
1899 Battery lane Call Oh
MARK, 10. 5000. after Oct. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
lCONTlNUEDl
BRICK
OUSEDl
Over 100000

Largest Selection in Area.
Red. White, Gray. Tan. Firebricl
IMMEDTATE nETJVEPY
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sale. dining room
set, bedroom set, beds: floor lamp,
vacuum cleaner, china set. rug,
kitchen cabinet EN-. H-0345
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NTToUE, Attractive large, Chest
Of drawers, walnut, lined in Birds
eye maple. DE. 2-6lo0. Miss
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FURNITURE have available for

FURN.-Fine almost-nev contemp.
Castro sleeping sofas C2). Danish
and club chairs, lamp table.
lampS hrnadlonm. Ill 1-5RlR
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PRINTING PRESS - Commander
"a, 19x22, new condition; financed
Take UP monthly installments
Going out Of business. Call IA
a-23S2.
RADIO AMATEURS - Sell Collin,
| KWM-2 1851 and power meter
Priced reasonably. Many transmit.
ter tubes, meters, etc. New anc
used. Very reaS Call FL. 4-905S.
RANGES, gas, reconditioned: SO %
up: guaranteed: cash-teTms. kCME
STOVE CO., lOll 18th NV.
RANGE-OReefe & Merritt de luxe
tWin-oven chrome top with grill
and oven timer; $3.50. RE. 6-6997
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas. Flee. $3.50 UP. AID. 2-2IOC
PEERLESS SALES co. 2237 Ga. Ave
RANGE-Elec. 40 in. FriRidaire
automatic controls; excellent cond
$50. OIL. 2-SO45.
PERPETRATORS, used: guar;
credit: 1862 18th 81. NV. tn. 2
6l41. Immed. delivery.
REFRIGERATION, Fricidaire, gs'
stove. bedroom furniture, Moving
must sell. 1870 Columbia pike
Apt ., Arl.. Va.
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse.
coed condition. SIS; kneehole
mahoogany desk. SIS. @4s-624l
REFRIGERATOR, $50: Hollywood
bed. SIS; Easy Spin Washer, Sl5.
sood cond. $50 Sth st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. 1850 Kelvinator
l. Gu. IT, with cTosStop freezer
prac. new: $50. CT. 6-42l2.
REFRIGERATORS- Reconditioned
start at SI995: guaranteed ACME
STOVE CO.. 101l 7th st. nv.
REFGR., Kelvinator. ut, S35. ex.
eel. cond., guar 1900 Ga ave
tn. 2-sSSs. Call q am. to 8 pm
REFGR.. GE; Westinghouse cleo
stove 1901 Cromwell DR.. e..
Snrinrfield. Va. 46l-9o57,
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l. hN.-JOOQ-d S-neW Nv. nm, OH
nm. bedrm. suites to be seen al
2;!IGl III Oct; 81. and BILL
sell entire contents
OF 2-bedrm., split-level home
Sl7 Hallwood ave. Falls Church
JE. 2-O665. l2 noon to 4 p m.
sale. dining room
set, bedroom set, beds: floor lamp
vacuum cleaner, china set. rug
kitchen cabinet. EN-. 2-0345.
almost-nev contemp
Castro sleeping sofas t2), Danish
and club chairs, lamp table
lamps. broadloom. JU. 7-561s.
FURNITURE have available TO
immediate delivery 3 complete
rooms Of furn.-bedroom. living
dining area-that were left oil
layavay BY my customer. This car
be had for payments Of SO 81
M Mfssly JAY 1f' LII in 2a da Ro syn aept
FURN.-Used. Bedrm. and liv. rm
refsrs., hi-fi, etc. Best offer. Ca
547-7152
FURN.-couple must sell, leavin
town soon. Bedrm. suite, refer
porcelain table, l2xl5 light brow
rug and pad, Electrolux vacuum
liv rm. chair. LII. l-947S, 100
18th st. Sc. Apt. 4. 2s'
FURN.-sect. sofa. din. rm, suite
lamps, rugs, tables. chairs, lawI
furn., beds. etc. Call 422-947l bet
~ noon and q pm.
FURNITURE-CHINESE
Est. 81 yrs. DUNCAN g. DUNCAN
1902 Conn. ave. FE. S-4S36. Pkg
FURN. : Mod. marble-top table
4 chairs; couches; chairs; stow
excel. cond.; air cond.; desk
lamp: carpets: Oriental rugs; etc
1900 Mass. ave. NV, Apt. 532
please use Garfield st. entrance
FURN. All in new cond.; 9-drawe
dresser and mirror: . refgrs
17-in. TV; cleo. range, 40-ir
Also din. table, 4 chairs: SINCE
sewing mach; vacuum cleaner
reas. offers considered. HI. 9-5314
FURN.-Mauve color sofa and low
seat; tan Grapes: white Grapes
spring. mattress. RIA. 3-9491.
FURN. : Maple-finish desk an
chair; Oriental rug 13x1S IT: port
able typewriter. TIE. 6-o75s.
FURN. Contents 6-rm. hous,
China cab. buffet and miro
SIS, breakfast table and 9 chr
s., dresser, dressing tab. chai
and Stnd. sos chair with oft
sofa pic. Grapes. No sales on Sur
IA. p-79T3.
Sofabed. . match. chair
6-pc. solid maple bedrm. set wit
box spRs., matt, lRe. wal. desl
lamps. all good cond. 5S7-1aS7
FURN.-3-pc. sectional sofa, viii
background with Rold dots, pc
feet. lamp table. 5Ss-032O.
| FURN.-Dinetts set. teakwood wa
bar. vibrator chair, heat laml
excel. cond.; reas. TW. 3-SO45.
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FURNITURE


Desire responsible party to
assume payments of de-
linquent account on 8 rms
of modern furniture
Young couple left town, all
brand-new, 81 pieces in all
payments were 81 per wk,
For appt. call DE. 2-2764,
SUNDAY, IL to 6, Monday,
9 to 9.
RE-Free-lance designer
must sell furn. from model apt dis
play This furn. used by manage
ment co. for only 3 weeks as a
display. Apt has been rented and
display must be removed. All con-
temporary consisting Of full size
mattress and box spring Ice. wal
nut dresser and mirror. chest. bed,
LlEhtStand. walnut dining nm. ia
BILE, 4 chairs, 3 cushions from sofa
and matching chairs, walnut end
tables and cocktail table and
AuAlpNH anu NhA pNAAAAk w
tional over Sl,S0O retail. Will
sacrifice for less than half Not a
furniture store. Can store and fl
nance II necessary. 239-4ll6,
661-2300.
FURN.-Din nm. nah. buffet sery-
er. Il hand-carved chrS tPhila-
delphia made); . NAH twin beds
v box springs. and matt. OIL. g.
5I51.
FURN., by set or pc, new-21-in.
Zenith TV. G-pc. maple din. set,
sofa and CHI, etc. AP. 7-34s5.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED = 3-pc,
sectional sofa. SIS; mahog. drop
nm. sets. SIS TO 500: Is bedrm,
desks. $40 to SIS; 90 chests Of
drawers. Sc to $50; 10 rockers.
So to sea; 20 mirrors. 81 to $40;
4 vanities with mirrors, 81 to
$3.50: 8 sofa beds. $50 to $50
bridge tables. 81 to 81: hide
away beds. SEQ to $50; office
desk, SIS to $50; 2 love seats,
SEQ to $50: 80 floor lamps, 81
to 81: II coffee tables, 50 to So;
% end tables. 81 80 to So: stu
dio couches.. $50 10 $50: 80 table
beds. SIS to 500; 10 night tables,
81 to 81: s kitchen tables. 50 to
So: 2 wing chairs, $40 to $40:
10 kitchen sets. 4 chairs. $40 TO
So; l. occasional chairs. So to
SIS: ] chaise lounge. SIS. Many
interesting items al HOFF-
MANN'S. We do upholstering.
drsperieS, slip covers and re-
finishing. EASY TERMS First
payment in November. Free park
ing
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CCoRDION, Royal King, cost over
$500: no reas. cash offer refused.
or will trade for something OF
equal value. AP. 7-l2a1.
IDDTNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rand. 10-ksy, small size, $50;
new cleo. 10-key. 81 50: ReminE-
ton calculator, AUTOMATIC, 1925
Trade-inS accepted. CENTRAL,
923 10Th st. NV.
DDING MACHINE, electric, peri
shape, 10-key, lists :, heavy con-
struction. 622-l270.
IR CONDITIONER, practically
new, 500: air conditioner, S25
Magnavox TV-radio-record con-
Sole, SIS. Simmons Hide-a-bed
S15. Portable fan, SIS New 3.
speaker portable stereo. 500
Moving Nov. l. Must sell. Cal
OF. 4-5009 or OF. 4-5074
IR CONDITIONER, Philco 94-tor
sash: port. washer, youths anc
whirlpool washer, youths anc
double bed. file cabinet. stroller
Babee Tenda. HE. 4-0S04.
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PLAYER PIANo--Rebuilt, in ex-
cellent condition. Has mandolin
attachment and KEY selertor. Rea-
eonably priced. UN. 4-3334.
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INTIQUE washing machine, cut
glassware, old gun, valve reseater
Crosley pickup, misc. items. RE
k-61o4
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FURN. = Maple finish desk and
chair; Oriental rug 13x1S it.: port
able tYpeWriter TIE R-n1hS
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ARE YOU READY FOR XMAS?
OF, PORTRAITS

HE PERFECT GIFT-IndiViduaIII
and maEnificently handpaintet
from your favorite snapshot by IN
ternationally known European art
fists at fantastic savings; IL Ms
only Sl495, compare to any SlUu
nainting. Money back guar. La
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DOWNTOWN
Beautifully Furnished
FROM Sl64.50

DUPONT CIR. AREA-Lge. etiici-
ency with full kit. and sep. aiming
area; in lge. eleV. apt. BLDG Taste
fully Turn. and decorated. Tiled
bath and shower. Launo. faclls.
500 incl all utilS. Call Msr., FE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

color sofa and love
seat; tan Grapes: white Grapes;
sprinR mattress PA 1-n4QI
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complete CIV. and voice gear eX-
cept sptenna. Minimum price OF
500 W4BQB. Phone CT. 6-2S23
after $50 pm daily.
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FURN. Contents 6-rm. house
China cab. buffet and mirror
SIS, breakfast table and . chrs
So dresser. dressing tab, chair
and Stnd. S25 chair with OFT,
sofa. pic. Grapes. No sales on Sun.
IA n-T013
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ARL.-Attr. 2-bedrm. apt. M Nav
Annex, Pentagon. completely Turn
Avail. immed. Sl3O nc Box 1853.
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FURN. All in new cond.; 9-drawer
dresser and mirror: . refgrs.
17-in. TV; cleo. range, 40-in.
Also din. table, chairs: Singer
sewing mach; vacuum cleaner
reas. offers considered. HI. 9-5314
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,TR CoMPREssoRS - Elec-, l-7f
hip; gas comp, 20s. 35s. B0s anc
l05-ft. mach: new and used
1854 23rd st. NV.
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PIANOS-Get our quotations on
brand new standard makes OF
pianos before you buy. Over 100
new and used instruments on our
floors. Long easy terms. ST. ;
5000. PIANO MART. 1913 9TH
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FOUNDATION

PIANOS-For slightly used consoles
and spinets at low prices visit
JORDAN'S. Choice OF such makes
as Mason L. Hamlin. Lester Betsy
Ross, Baldwin. Gulbransen. Soh-
mer. Kimball. WurlitZer Estey:
Winter. Steinway. Knabe and
others. Easy terms. ST. $4,000.
JORDANS. corner 18th and G
gtE n "
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ROOMS WANTED

EMPL. YNG. LADY would Ike I'm
E in refined home. RA 3-ul"b-
GENTLEMAN DESIRES bsmt nm
furn or unfurn: pvt. entr.. Conn
ave Oh. Oh. area. IKE. G-O316,
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AIR CONDITION

'our whole house: central plant,
remote, full 2-ton: installed TO
your furnace: S6a5. No down
pymt.; 3, 4 and > ton sizes equally
niSht. sunday Incl. JOHN MOORE
AND SONS, ia. 4-3235.
IR COMPRESsORS = Elec., l-75
hip; gas comp, 2Os. 35s. 60s and
l05-u. mach: new and used.
1854 23rd st. NV.
MATEUR RADIO EQUIPMENT,
complete CIV. and voice gear ex-
cept sptenna. Minimum price OF
500 W4BQB. Phone CT. 6-2s23
after $50 pm. daily.
NTIoUE SOFA: mshog.; good
springs, upholstered seats; excel,
cond. DE. 2-0294.
NTIQUE. Early American clerks
desk; spool bed: tables Empire
lNTIQUEs-MovinE must sell con,
tents OF home. c5 pieces cut
glass, collection Carnival glass
service IL Minton china: Dawn
pattern, linens. sterling, franz
prints. fur coats, bedrm., turn
P0Taf;t; new ~ c. Sal a. and T Ssn
~ W D. 400 SdA NGA Lhst
iNTIoUE, genuine orig. Hep.
plewhite card table, autheEtit
inherited heirloom $3.50. JE. 2
1924.
NTToUE, Attractive large, chest
Of drawers, walnut, lined in Birds
eye maple. DE. 2-6l00. Mis-
Tower.
INTIQUE washing machine, Gu
glassware, old gun, valve reseater
crosley pickup misc. items. RE
oUARIUM SPECIAL: 1O-gallon S 5
with pump and filter. 81 so. Sal
water fish: Blue angel, 80; French
angel, So; queen angel, So: clown
AZ; dwarf sea horses, rs cents ca
November club special: 2 bumbl
bees, 81: 2 cardinals, 81; 3 BLU
Eourami, 81; 3 wag platys;
SEIER'S HATCHERY. HI. g-5150
ARE you READY FOR XMAS?
OIL PORTRAITS
TIE PERFECT GTFT-Individuall
and maEnificently handpainte
from your favorite snapshot by N
ternationally known European art
only Sl4,95. compare to any S1Oi
painting. Money back guar. LA
6-1037.
ARBELL-DUMBBELL SET, Healtl
Way, ITO lbs; like new S2l' Cal
EAUTY SHOP EoUIPT. : Com
dryers. hydr. chairs, mirrors, g.
eond. etc. New cond. Re. 7-2 e
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
AARDVARKS

You'll probably never see one and
you have never seen a value like
the permanent occupancy policy
OF the CAIRO HOTEL Washing
toms tallest bldg. TV in every
room. daily maid service, barber
shop. rm. service, sec, switch.
board service. LARGE clean rooms
at Sl4 week
1915 Que 81 NV.
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HOFFMAN,

UPHOLSTERERS
2447 18th ST NV CO. $4,000
Open Ewes Til Q; Saturday Til
SUNDAY. 10 TO 6
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INSP. TRUE VALUE

Newly furn.. 3 rms. complete kit.
all utensils and linens. TV. air
cond.. maid SerV Sleeps four .
buSlines, 10 Minis. D. c.. nj Pent
and Nav bldgs. Wkly. and month.
Y rates ARNA VALLEY APIS
2601 S. Glebe I'd. Arlington
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EIUTY SHOP EoUIPT. = Com
drysrs. hydr. chairs, mirrors, ar
eond, etc. New cond. Re. 7-2S3l'
Ma. $3.50. 29'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19
Listen Americams!
s..bY DR.. George S. Benson
PRESIDENT - NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
Searey. Arkansas

One day recently the owner of a small hardware in
the outskirts Of Cleveland drove his pickup truck to
house i'm the big citys wholesale district He wanted to buy
so spoos Of barbed Wire On the loading platform he
two stacks Of barbed Wire one stack with several hundred
spoOs, the other with only eight He approached the
big stack Of babed wire shipping label showed that it had
been manufacted in Dusseldorf, Germany. The small stack
showed the brand of leading Cleveland steel mill
The store examined the imported and the home
produced barbed wire The quality identical Only the
price different The babed wire made in Dusseldorf
$40 cheaper than the Cleveland product 20 per cent
less per spool The hardware merchant amazed He knew
that the Dusseldorf babed wire had Travelled than g.
600 miles He shook his head in disbelief = and bought so
spools of barbed wire made in Dusseldorf, Germany
This episode could be duplicated IN many American
warehouses stores Cameras made in Japan and Ger
many ransstor radios and other eeconic equipment manu-
featured abroad, pyWood men and WOmenS clothing type
writer's chnaware and unendng list of products made
in foreign countries ammng the showroom floors and
shelves all America. And they are taking away bust
from American manufacturers who cannot meet the
price competition.
midwesern company which has been in business for
SO years making fencing nails and wire, closed down
plant primarily because of its inability to meet foreign
petition Another steel mill which used to ship $4,000 tons
Of barbed wire sold only 220 tons in 1858 To the employees
of these mills foreign competition is very real and pressing
problem.
only are the foreign-made products taking away
business in domestic American market they taking
away business market The significant fact
is that exporting jobs 1t is simple arithmetic: When
foreignmade goods bought by Americans we are sup
porting and creating jobs in foreign countres and when
Amercamade goods left the shelves because of their
high prices, we destroying Jobs here in America.
Our basic trouble is that rising labor costs in America
have pushed prices that our American goods are being
priced out of the markets. There other factors involved
but this is the big
The solution to this problem which eopardizing the
jobs Of millions of Americans and actually endangerng
the economic security of all of - for organized labor
to take clear longrange view Of what's happening, and
then pitch in with industrial management to regain
lost position in the world markets. EVerybOdys economic
welfare then would gradually improve and would overcome
danger to whole economic system Yes, genuine
cooperation with elimination Of eaherbeddng without any
cuts in wages, and without longer hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-19
Md. All Youth Receive
Awards At Conference

Winners of state awards re-
ceived recognition during the an
nual All Older Youth Conference
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Janu-
AIRY u.
DR.. Paul E. Nystrom, Director
of Maryland Extension Service,
presented awards to All Club
members in recognition for out
standing achievement.
Garrett County All representa-
tives accepted a plaque in recogni-
ton Of their activities and ac-
compishments in promoting safe
ty
About 25O All Older Youth
members attended the conference.
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employed. and Barbara Jean
Loughry, us, both Morgantown,
w. Va.
Robert Edward Hutton, 81, as
sembler Elkins. W. Va, and Eliza
beth Ann Kesling, 10. near Mont
rose w. Va.
John Joseph DiSimone, 10, par
ent's CONSENT Grindstone, Pa, and
Silvia Ann Meloni, 10, Cardale,
Pa.
Eldrid Paul Shaffer, 20. laborer,
and Wilma Lee Hart, II, parents
consent, both MorgantoWn, w.
Va.
Alfred MacStewart II. 10. par
cntS consent student, and Phyl-
lis Fay Richards. II, parents
CONSENT both Point Marion, Pa.
James Dennis Scarf, "a, unem-
p!oyed, near Clarksburg, w. Va,
and Betty Ann Zook, 18, Akron,
o.
Licenses Recently Issued
John Douglas Canaan, Is. par
ent's CONSENT U. S. Navy, Ravenna,
o., and Shirley Ann Armstrong,
16, parents CONSENT Crellin.
Robert Laurence Stiles, %, stu
dent, Morgantown, w. Va, and
Victoria Ann Helminski, 20, Grant
Town, w. Va.
Richard Glenn Carder, 20. tpar-
ents CONSENT no occupation,
Booth, w Va, and Alice Marie
Gumney. Is. DellsloW, w. Va.
Gene Autry Cable. 10, parents
CONSENT factory worker, Union
town, Pa, and Beverly Ruth Faz-
enbaker, IS, Waltersburg. Pa.
Donald Allan Kimball, %, cleri.
cal. and Shirley Joan Brown, 81
both Scottdale, Pa.
David William Kee, 81, student
McMechen, w. Va, and Rose Ell
len Sarver, 10, Kimball, w. Va.
Frederick Donald Ford, 26, meal
cutter, and Flora Virginia Post
IS, both Grafton. w. Va.
Troy Long, 20. parents consent
upholstering, Davis, w. Va, anC
Ruth Ann Vandevander. II, (par
ent's CONSENT Hartman, w. Va.
Harold Edward Boiling, "a
painter, near Burgettstown, Pa.
and Ardeth Mae Evans. AZ, Car
negie, Pa.
Ellsworth Thomas Kelley, 49
laborer, and Annabelle Smith, 81
both Marion, Ind.
Richard Paul Spessert, %, con
struction worker, and Pearl Ethe
lene McCauley. 81, both near Bel
ington. w. Va
Clarence Delmar Robinson, 81
u S. Army, and Judith Ann Vim
cent, 20, both Shinnston, w. Va.