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THE GREAT BATTLE NEAR
HARRISONBURG.

FREMONT'S HEADQUARTERS Battle Field,
eight miles beyond Harrisonburg, June a. Gen.
Fremont has overtaken the enemy. and has forced
him to fight, and driven him with heavy loss from
his chosen position.
Jackson, having at last been forced to make a
stand -. has completely masked his position in
the woods and ravines. Skirmishers and cavalry
we're sent forward and the whole column came
rapidly up and the line of battle extending nearly
two miles, was promptly formed. 3.
The line moved down the slopes of three little
hills into the valley and up to the opposite ascent
which at the submits we're covered with woods,
and in belts of heavy timber beyond, the enemy
were posted.
Gen. Stahl Julius Stahel. refugee from the l049
Hungarian Revolution. advanced the 9Th and 45th
New York regiments through the woods into
open field, on the other side of which the enemys
right wing was concealed in the woods. The 9th
regiment advanced calamity under heavy fire.
but being so long unsupported by the 45th and
largely Outnumbered. finally forced to retire.
The enemys pursuit was checked by our artil-
lery. and Gen. Stahl finally withdrew his brigade
to a stronger position. holding his wing firmly
The assault sOent better for the Federals on
other parts of the ling but not much The stand
of the Rebels under Escel at Cross Keys stopped
FremOnt's pursuit in its tracks. And on June
Jackson able to employ EiDeu and the rest
of his army against ShieIdss column moving
up the opposite side of the M0ssGnutten on Port
Republic. The Stars account Of this bigger
engagement sOGs painfully lacking in detail
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NEXT SUNDAY: A ride around Mcclellan.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

A playoff between the runners-up
in the National Football League
divisions and the return of Zoo
Director Marlin Perkins animal
show are among the TV highlights
for Sunday, January s. CThis list is
compiled from available informa-
tion)
PlayOff Bowl q pm, WTOP-9).
The Pittsburgh Steelers play the
Detroit Lions in the Miami Orange
Bowl.
Adali Stevenson Reports (2:30 pm,
WMAL-D. Arnold Michaelis, host.
Wild Kingdom 1890 pm, WRC-D.
Premiere. Wild animals and primitive
peoples in their natural habitatS.
Marlin Perkins, host.
New Faces Of Congress a pm,
WRC-4. Newly elected members
are interviewed. Frank MCGEE. an
chorman.
Major Adams, Trailmaster Is pm,
WMAL-D, Reruns of the Ward
Bond Wagon Train shows. costarring
Robert Horton.
The Sunday StOr TV Mosazine, "
Evening star., 1962-12-30
And Next Sunday

Twentieth Century (6 pm, WTOP-
81. Zero Hour in Greece-following
World War II.
Password $3.50 pm, WTOP-0.
Bobby DARN and Rosemary Clooney,
guests.
Sunday Night Movie g pm.
WNdAL-O. Solomon and Sheba,"
in color, with Yul Brynner, Gina Lol-
lobrigida and George Sanders.
Ed Sullivan g pm, WTOP-9.
Sammy Davis, jr., Pat Carroll and
others.
BOnxana % pm, WRC-D. John
Larkin guest stars as "The Colonel"
Projection '63 (1O pm, WRc-D.
MICS annual year-end news wrapup
and forecast by its overseas cor
respondents. Frank MCGEE, anchor
man.
Voice Of FirestOne 90 pm,
WMAL-O. Met Soprano Birgit Nils
son, also Florence Henderson and
Bill Hayes, musical comedy stars.
Milwaukee's Harry John Brown,
guest conductor.
shinstOn. D. c.. December 30. 1862 50
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
FRANCHISE IN DANGER

PORTLAND, Ore. R Tine Portland Pacific Coast League baseball club had to borrow enough money to get to Hawaii for it's cur rent series, L. H. Gregory said yesterday. He added the clubs franchise is in danger.
 Gregory, sports editor of the Oregonian, said attendance at Port land games has been far under the break-even point.
 His club lost $65,00O in 1860 and $35,000 last year, he wrote in his column, s.Greg's Gossip" and said 1t no longer has the working capi- tai to hang on with.v
 Gregory said club president Arch Kingsley advanced $7,500 to finance the Hawaii trip. Of this $4,o00 is to be repaid promptly. he said, when Hawaii reimburses Portland for the airplane fares, under it's agreement.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
GOV. EGAN SIGNS $15o,000 APPROPRIATION
 FOR DEPRESSED AREAS

JUNEAU tH = Gov. Wm. Egan penned his name to $150,000 sup plemental appropriation bill Mon day and notified the Senate off, cially that he would permit SB147 to become law without his sigma ture.
 The supplemental appropriation bill, SB122, provides $15O,000 for use in the states rural develop ment, disaster and depressed area program through the balance of the current fiscal year.
 Senate bill 147 would provide for the popular election of top political party officials, including the na- tional committeeman and commit teewomen, State Central Commit tee officers and members and Dis trict Committee officers and mem bers.
 Egan indicated the day the State Democratic Convention opened in Nome, April 28, that he planned to let the bill become law with out his signature.
 Delegates to the convention sub- sequently adopted a resolution di- recting Egan to veto the bill and they also approved party plat form including a plank opposing the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
TWO PERSONS KILLED BY
 GUNFIRE IN ANCHORA AGE

ANCHORAGE M Two persons were killed in a hail of gunfire in downtown Anchorage bar al noon yesterday.
 Police described the double shooting as murder and suicide.
 The victims were Dorothy Jones, Al, an Aleut, and Neil Huffman, A Of Denver Cole, as.s :sss construction worker.
 Investigators said Huffman shot and killed Miss Jones in a fit of jealousy and then turned the .22 caliber revolver on himself. The woman died instantly and Huffman 3 few minutes later in local hos pital.
 A total of seven shots were fired. four into Miss Jones and two into Huffman. The seventh was a stray and lodged in the wall of the bar tSourdougI).
 The woman was also known as Dorothy Wallace, had appeared in City Magistrates Court only two hours before the shooting. She had been released on bail following conviction of driving while intoxi- cated.
 Acquaintances said Huffman was violently jealous of Miss Jones, who had apparently been out the night before with another man.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
Wednesday. May g. leeS2
AWARD OF WORLD
 MOTHER CONFERRED ON MRS. JOHN Fl. GLENN ,SR.

NEW YORK tR -- The Aneri- can Mothers Committee Inc, yes terday conferred the extraordinary award of World Mother on Mrs. John H. Glenn Sr. of New Con- cord, Ohio. The move came in ad- clifton to the naming of Mary Celesta Weatherly of Fort Payne, Ala, as American Mother of 1862.
 This extraordinary award of World Mother is not given because John H. Glenn Jr. has become our first American orbital astro- naut, 7 said Mrs. Daniel A. Polling, in presenting the citation.
 Tt is 3 tribute she said, ssto the mother whose home training. guidance and love have made her hero-son symbol of inner spirit ual security, of courage and man. Illness for all mankind to admire and emulate"
 Mrs. Weatherley. TO, widow, has three married children, in- cluding an adopted son, all of whom have made successes in their own right She has seven grandchildren.
 5af
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
THE NOME NUGGET
IKE ADMITS BLUNDER IN DENYING U-2 SPY FLIGHT

NEW YORK H3 = Look maga- zine said Monday former President Dwight Eisenhower admitted his administration blundered in ori- ginally denying the U-2 spy flight of Francis Gary Powers. The mag azine added that Eisenhower's son prevailed upon him to keep his views private.
 In retrospect, the President realized that the crisis had been badly handled" the magazine said. He admitted privately that the United States had jumped too soon in issuing it's May 6 statement.
 Eisenhower also said this in an interview filmed by CBS for tele- cast on Nov. g, 1861. But this portion of the film was shipped out at the insistence of It. Col. John Eisenhower, the Presidents son, who is serving as his fathers aide.n
 These views were given in a copyright article in the current issue Of Look by Washington newsmen David Wise and Thomas Ross. The article was condensed from The U-2 Affair." to be pub lished by Random House Inc.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09
Haines Cut of Open

JUNEAU UN - Canadian high way officials at Whitehorse, VT, advised the State of Alaska yes terday that the Haines Cutoff, Juneau's only road link with the outside, has reopened to light traf- fife yesterday morning, after win ter closure of the route.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09

The effort to keep up with liv- ing costs today gives a man a run for his money.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-09

Fine Job Printing Al The Nuggea
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LITA JEAN
division of the French Poodle)
1923 Conn. Ave.

FZhu FLOORT
Charge Accounts Available
Hours; Daily, $50 to =
DESK--Used. typist. SIS. Shelving
unit. 50 .SS, Other bargains. FALLS
CHURCH SURPLUS. JE. 2-2022.
DESK, executive. modern L-shaped.
New, must sac. Won't fit in apt.
Can be seen $50 Blair I'd. NV,
: Apt. 303.
DIAM0NDS--Man's IA cts, fin
est American cut, exceptionally
Ss siehsp sei IN I4k yE spTons
loan. $3.50 Livingston a. Co.,
1923 H St, NV. NE S-526S.
DINING RIM. SET, few odds and
ends. AID. 4-S4sb Call between
9 and 600 am. for apt.
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ROOMS for reliable men. in my
new home. ne. Call LA. o-6744.
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ORGAN-Conn spinet and bench,
used. only S495. KITS wash
ingtoil's largest music storel'
1890 @ st. NV. RE. 7-62l2.
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OFFICE FURN.-Desks. refin., so,
SIS and 80 in, S35-$49.50. Used
files, SIS and up. Carload Of new
files. low, low prices; 4-dr. letter.
$3.50; 4-dr. legal, 5000; 2
and 3 DR.. files. equally as low.
New and used furn. at budget
prices. CAPITOL OFFICE SUPPLY
BLDG, S:3O-5:30 wkly.: 81 Sat,
1921 L st. NV, Ma. S-3646.
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HOFFMANN'S

2447 18th ST. NV. CO. 5-1052
Daily Til 9. Sat. Til 8
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WASHER, automatic, good condi

WASHER, automatic. good eondi-
ton. Sis. Phone 232-4190.
WASHER, fully auto, good running
cond., guaranteed. Will deliver
$40. Ii. 7-2323. DEALER.
WASHERS -DRIERS-DRY CLEAN
ERS, coin-operated, new and in
crates, to be sold below cost. Full
warranty on all equipment. Terms
cash. All nationally known brands.
Phone Richmond, Va, 2S2-9394
or 2SS-6354.
WASHER, 3 mos. old, Frigidaire,
auto. must sell. Sac. 399-7S49 be-
fore 9 pm. or 723-3305 aft. 8.
WASHER Dryer COMBINATION
Lady Kenmore. like new. S175.
93l-4117.
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CELLARS DUG
CONCRETE WORK

F1REPLACES custom built. repair
or remodel. flag stone work. AL
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FREE DELIVERY
WASHINGTON OFFICE
FURNITURE co.
1909 H ST. NV DI 7-817s

OFFICE FURNITURE you wan
to find the most complete stool
Of used furniture in town visit GU
4-story warehouse location 70
quality as well as quantity.
Steel letteT-size file drawers 50 q!
Oak and mahogany so" executive
and secretary desks, S35 and vi
tplenty in excellent condition..
Art Metal and Remington Rsnt
files. - --. S40-S5(
For the maximum savings in new
lower end or top quality decorate
furniture see US. AS nothing is tor
small or too large TO be given gu
courteous consideration.
N. FRANK & SON
Ala Sd 81. NV. D1. 7-72s'
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APIS. FURNISHED. Q.
(coNTINUEDl

CIV. AREA--Bedrm.. Ity. rm., kit,
bath, big closets. nvt..S quiet pch.,
Ice. refer. l adult. OIL. 2-7109.
PARK RD., NEAR 18Th NV. :
utils,, furn., also Q bdrm. apt
available. NE, s-es92. RA. g.
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ROOFING

ROOF WORk-n your roof is 10
years old chances are you need
Q new roof. Better inspect yours.
Several colors TO choose from.
Work guaranteed Free estimates.
JAMES GREEN, WA. 1888.
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PIANOS, splnets and consoles at
discount prices. Up to SO mos. to
pay. no interest or carrying
charges. l day sale only; , SAT- X
Music CENTER, 662S Backlick
I'd. SprinRfield. Va. 45l-1404.
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HOTEL JOHN KILPEl

Room. no meals, S1T-S3z week
With meals. S26- S46 week
2a10 AsHMEAD. Off Conn, Ave.
On Kalo-ama Square. Blocks
North Of Dupont Circle
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 18th st,
n.w.--Lge. rms, SIG wk. up; / blk
Conn. ave, ldry. facil., maid serv,
LII. 2-7l99. RE. 7-ellS.
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Mclean Gardens

Residence halls for employed sin
gle men or women. Wen super
vised premises with relaxed friend
Dental area. Direct busline ia
downtown Government bldgs. and
Bethesda. Md. Walking distance
to shopping and churches. Tempo.
rary or permanent arrangements
for approved applicants. Excellent
cafeteria and valet shop on prem
Uses. Reasonable rates. Call in per-
son Monday through Friday, q
am. to s PM; Saturday, Q am
to 5 p,m.: Sunday. IL to 5 pm,
Apply 3S11 Porter st. NV, EN-
2-6622.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM-Semi.
pvt. bath. Home and surroundings
have to be seen to be appreciated
$500 37th st. NV. corner Of Por.
ter ST.. Ladies only. Please no moi
call on Sat. or Sun.
SHERATON PIX VIC.-Clean, quiei
home. share bath with 1 man
Unlim. phone. AID. 4-4S53.
SLAUGHTER HOTEL, 1925 18th st
from $3.50 wk. per person. TN
lounge, complimentary continenta
breakfast. international atmos
phere. A friendly place to live
Bus stop at door. DU. 7-7666.
TAKOMA PIX. = Nice sleep rm.
shwr., in pvt. home. How'd. frs.
refgr., off-st. pking. Mr.. Walter
Reed. Gentleman. SS2-3631.
WYO. AVE. MANsION-Lge. sgle
master rm,, pvt. bath newly furn.
firepl. desk, lovely burl walnut
furn. Use steinway: S67 monthly
DIT 7-3193
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nut. Excel. cond. can CT. 6-096s.
PIANOS-Discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments at the PIANO MART, l0l5
18th st. NV. (Phone ST 3-63OO)
and 5l69 Lee highway, Arlington
(Phone 536- $500. Large selec-
ton of spinets. consoles and up
rights in a wide variety OF fin
ishes and styles. Arlington store
onRn ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-20

PIANO, Huntington Spinet. mahog..
full keyboard, perfect cond, $500.
If n-S1NS
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FURN.-Trundle beds, sect. couch
end tables. din. set, bike. tricycles
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DRYER--GE

IL ID. capacity. Good cond.. sl35
Call 10. S-5220
ENGLISH BABY PRAM 1862, storm
cover, sun shade, almost new
$500 or nearest offer. 56l-5079
TOAM MATTRESS, 54x75x3. $40. rs;
cushions, holsters. padding, fabrics
covers quick sewing. 33S-6372.
FOAM RUB, 36xs2x4, hosp. type,
500. Cushs., holsters. fabrics. Sew
ing. 615 22nd NV, 33S-6272.
F0OD-To freezer owners on q A.
mo-. plan. No membership charges
no down payment. Quality food al
discount prices. Call MR.. DE-
PRIEST. LA. 6-s667, bet. 1913.
FREEZER, cost. upright, Norge
Sacrifice 500. Excellent condi-
ton. eP. 3-0643.
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FURN., WALNUT. Living room anc
bedroom sets, good condition, j
year old. Call 43A-3Qfl.
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PIANOS-Used uprights from S125
up. At our 18th st. store only,
ST. $4,000. PIANO MART. 1015
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ROOMS FURNlSHEB--N.W.
(coNTINUEDl

DAHLIA ST. NV. = Mr.. Walter
Reed. Lge. rm., $50 mo. Gentle.
men pref. ss2-2s54
DUPONT CIR, 170I R. I. ave. NV.
Warm, clean room. for young
man. $40 per week RE. 7-274S.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Exclusive club.
house has double and single room
for college women. MRS. CARD OF
MRS. WESTON. HU. $685..
DAILY ROOM RATES, $3.50
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A group Of second hand used furs
for sale. Black dyed Persian lamb
coats, natural mink stoles, ma
tursl mink coats and many others
Fur products labeled to show
country OF origin OF imported
furs. DISTRICT STORAGE Co,
"a Pierce st. NV. between L anc
M SITS. N. Capitol and LIST SITS
p:30-5. MA 5000
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PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets, con-
soles and grands, from IS monthly
up with option to buy. All popu-
or slightly used. Hauling extra.
JoRDANs. FOUR STORES; Cor
ner 18th and G SITS NV. tPhone
ST. $4,000; Baileys Crossroads
Shopping Center. Virginia (Phone
4Sl-71SD; 1892 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring (Phone JU. OIL 1881;
I04 William ST.. fredericksburg;
Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472) Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Leesburg pike stores
omen evenings.
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PIANO, small upright. German
make. Hand GRATED. NaturafSyal
nut. Excel. cond. Call CT. 6-O9bS
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FURNITURE = Good cond., 7-pc.
din. set, 2 bedrm. sets. Other
items. Moving from city. No
dealers. JE 2-025S.
FURN.-Liv. rm. suite. dining rm.
set, bedrm. set. All walnut. good
cond. 927-1754.
FURN.-Wrought iron table and
CHRIS, glass top, new. Never used.
Sac. Won't fit in apt. Can be
seen $50 Blair I'd. NV. Apt. 303
FURNITURE = USED. arm chair.
sos. sofa and chair $40. chest
$3.50, bookcase S13.95. students
desk $685., gossip bench SIS,
nest Of tables So. end tables
$3.50, metal table 81. dropleaf
table with chairs S35. table
only $50, bed frame SO, metal
springs So. piano S125. free de-
livery. HARRIS FURNITURE.
297-6933. 449-5436.
FURN., dining room and living
room. traditional mahogany. ex-
cellent cond., reas. OIL. 4-1975.
FURN.-China clos, SIS; Credenza
$50, mahog., A. wide. plus misc
art, reas. RIA. 6-S43s. rs pm
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ORGANS-See the new Estey home
spinet at $499.5 in mahogany.
RR t c9oR h5zRSSard Ro oG s0O sT SsRf
corner 18th and 9 SITS. NV.
(Phone ST. 3-940O), Baileys
Cross Roads shopping center. Vir-
ginia, (Phone 4S1-71SD, 1889
Georgia ave. silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-l105l, Silver Spring and
Leesburg pike stores open eve
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fUhN.-lrunuie DeQS, sect. cOucn
end tables, din. set, bike, tricycles
wheaton. 10. 5-1564.
FURN., WALNUT. Living room and
bedroom sets, good condition, ]
year old. Cali 439-3961.
FURN.-Din. rm. table and (
chairs, walnut. good eond.. S35
Call 779-S49S.
FURN. UNCLAIMED-Chaise lounge
S35, hideaway bed $40. sofabed
S25, studio couch $50. rollaway
bed $40, daveno sofa $50. dresser
$40. Victorian and 1Sth-century
buffets $40. Wing chair SIS. lug
gage rack 81, antique white
bench SO, hanging Early American
bookshelf So. office desk SIS,
floor screen S61 and up. 20 as
sorted occasional and club chairs
SIS and up, mans wardrobe SO,
marble top dresser $50, French
Prov. bedroom set S175. Holly
wood bed S22. sofa and chair
S35, end tables and coffee tables
SO and up, marble top slabs,
round and square $40 and up.
beds S.. din. rm. set $50. mirrors
81 and up. kitchen tables So. 6
Chippendale chairs. ping pong
table SIS. playpen S5, poker
table $40. You always find MANY
interesting pieces not listed. We
do upholstering. Grapes. slip COW
ers and refinishing. Easy pay
ments. First payment in Decem-
Der.
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PIANOS-We have a good selection
OF used and slightly. used spinet
and console pianos Of good makes
that can be purchased at reason
able prices. ST. $4,000, JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and @ SITS.
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Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
925 G st. NV. Ma, S-O423
64S5 Arl. Blvd, op. 7 Cor, 532 1000
IVA. store Daily Til 8. sat Til 81
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PIANos-Rent a new BALDWIN Ac

rosonic piano before you buy.
Rental applied to purhcase;
GIsRIEL PIANO & ORGAN co.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
s95 q st; NV MA. % s-9 06Ss
Va. store Daily 'Til 9, Sat. Til 81
piano for XMAS. Only SIS per
mo. Choice of finishes, Payments
credited II you purchase later.
KITS @ convenient locationsl.
6212. Alex. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
shopping ctr, Rockville pike. HA.
7-7420.
PIANO-Bradbury, late m o d !
spinet. looks and performs like
new piano. $685.. Lay away now
for XMAS. KITS washington S
largest music store). 1880 q st.
NV. RE. 1922.
PIANO-Clearance Of spinets and
console pianos from regular stock
sharply marked down. See these
fine values. KITS g convenient
locationsl Dntn.. 1880 q st. NV,
RE. 1922. Alex. 2621 Mt. Yer
sioHal Pls ,Il shopppinast % center
ROCkNlle Dixie. I'M. l-11EO.
PIANOS-See our display of recon
ditioned grands, Steinway, Chick
ering, Baldwin, Steiff and others.
Price range from $795. Liberal
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
110S O ST. NV. D1. 7-s464
RANGES-RECOND., guar. large
stock. best prices. all gases. ACME.
.10l1 18th st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas. cleo. S2Q.b0 up. AID. 2-2100.
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2337 Ga. Ave.
REFGR., GE. top freezer unit, q
drawer erisper, $50; ABC washer.
wringer type. SIS. 56S-9037.
REFRIGERATORS - Used, guar.
Credit. 1852 14th st. NV, TU.
2-6141. Immediate delivery.
REFRIGERATORS, recond., guar.
bargains, S29.95 up. Acme Stove,
10ll 9TH st. NV. ma. S-9952.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as new,
S39.95 up. Guaranteed up to 5
| years. Big display.
UNIVERSAL CO.
18th and L SITS. NV. 462-0007
REFRIGERATOR. GE. IL Gu. IT..
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just Above Thomas circle

7. s.-MARLo is moving in the near
future to large 7-story building
corner 9TH and Eye SITS. NV. All
current merchandise greatly re-
duced.
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Nicely FURNTsHED ROOM-sem
ROOMS FURNISHED-R.E.

1924 18th sT.-Larse bedrm., pvt.
bath. shower. 3. windows. SOS.
clean, quiet, prkg., ia, o-3795.
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-icoNIlNuEn
FURS

FUR STOLEs-MUskrat. Marmot
Very reasonable. Must sell. DE
2-5606 after $40.
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FURN.-Din. nm. table and
chairs. walnut. good eond.. S35
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SILVER SPRING
BRAND-NEW

OPEN l to 5
Sparkling 3-bedrm., PA bath split
foyer rambler; attractive Colonial
entrance: large liv. rm., sep. din,
rm:, Jumbo kit. spacious rec. rm.,
9nfinished 4th bedrm. or den;
DIR. North on Georgia ave, right
at Dennis, left on Glen Haven,
right on Republic, left on Huntly'
TED LINGO INC.
1927 Fenton st. JU 7-77oo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABOUT TO BUY?

ABOUT TO BUY?
LANHAM-$6.40O FULL PRICE!
Cozy cottage on large lot.
GREGORY FARMS So, 95O-BRIcK!
Five rm. home. Convenient location
CT or FILA approx. SIS per mo.
HILLsIDE-Sl1.25O PAINTED!
8 lge. bedrms., country-siZe kit
G1-FHA or best cash offer!
sPRINGDALE GARDENs-S13.25O
Pay settlement fee only! VA or
FLA! Almost " acre, fenced lot
"Spic and Span" 3 bedrm. rambler
din. ell, dishwasher too-Call
GLENRIDGE-S15.25O sPARKLER
Cleaning 4-bedroom Cape Cod CT
corner fenced lot Assume
$12,650 trust. Only 500 per mo!
BEACON HTs.-S1s,95O Mr.. NsA
Better than new brick rambler;
lge. bedrms., din. rm., "a baths,
rec. type Dsmt; fenced lot:
assume low interest loan of FLA.
HAGAN REALTY, INC, UN. 1883
HAROLD W. JASEPH. Realtor