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home with them to spend this
week with Mrs. jenkins and
Mrs. Craddock.
H. l.. Boswell, Jr., left Mon
day for Baltimore, Md, to at
tend a farm credit meeting for
several days.
Swan and Billy Boswell, of
ChoWan College, spent the week
end with their parents.
AT "Grapeiawn"
George V. Scott. Of Richmond,
spent the week erd at his home,
"GlapelaWn.
Mrs. John Vaughan and Mrs.
Greer Hubbard spent riday
night with Mr.. ard Mrs. Clyde
Bolea in DanvlIie.
Mrs. Freda Gunsalius is pa
tient in the Southside Communi-
ty Hospital.
Mrs. Wilson Dunn is spending
this week in Danville with her
father who is in the hospital.
Vac ION Bible School at
Wards Chapel will be held from
June 3 to June 7, and at Barker
Memorial Methodist Churc h
from June 10 to June IA.
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nayant, from Farmville. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Estes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
Estes are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lind
say.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Bradshaw during the week end
We're the Rev. and Mrs. r. Roy
Jarrett, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, A. Avres and
children, of Falls Church, were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Walton.
Mrs. sAnnie Parsons, of Dan
vile, spent last week end with
Mrs. w a tier Hodges. Mrs.
Hodges returned with her for a
visit and also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Chatter.
Clarence Bradshaw, of Dur
ham, visited his mother Tues
day.
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Gainesville

May % - A meeting was held
in the Gainesville Community
House. Thursday, May Is. in an
effort to organize the Ruritan
Club in the Gainesville area.
The following officers of Ruritan
were present to assist in this
effort: Edward Moseley, ma
tlonal director: Ralph Turner,
district governor; William P.
B air. zone 1t. governor;
Charles Cellers, zone 4 1t. COVER
nor. ard ]. P. Baber and John
Metzger, of Cumberland Ruli-
tan.
There were II local men pres
ent who signed the Charter Ros-
ter. June IS was selected as
charter night at which i'm e
there will be a dinner meeting.
ANY men in the Cartersville
area interested in joining this
club contact Gordan Miller or
E. G. Walton. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Creek
more spent the week end in vii
hamsburg Sunday. Mr.. Creek
more was the guest speaker at
the T a ernac1e Methodist
Church, which is on the MT.
Vernon Charge.
The Rev. John Hickman. of
CreWe, and Bernard Hastings. of
Amelia, visited the Clarks Sun
day afternoon.
Hugh Peasants and his son.
James Franklin, left for Chicago
early Sunday morning. They are
expected home on Thursday.
w. H. Peasants and Bill and
Ralph Boggs attended the stock
car races in Richmond Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Dabney and Mrs.
Carroll Harrison were in Co
lonial Beach Saturday attending
the zone meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Fire Department. The
local auxiliary will meet Mon
day night, the 9th. in Carriers
vile at the Harrison home.
The Beauty Contest, sponsored
each year BY the Fire Depart
ment and the Woman's Club in
Cumberland, will soon take
place. We hope all members will
come that night and help with
the final plans Of the beauty con
test. We hope everyone will want
to sponsor girl and in that
way show appreciation for and
help the Fire Department do a
better job for you.
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IlIcc

May % - Guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w L. Vaughan for dinner
Sunday were: Mrs. Kate Farrar
Mrs. Mildred Walthall, Miss Ma.
bel Vaughan, ard Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Payne
Mike and Pat, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. c. M.
Payne.
Major and Mrs. Julian Brad
shaw attended the Virginia Ma
tional Guard Association Annual
Convention in Roanoke on Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Estes,
from the Culpeper Baptist Home
Mrs. Fannie Blackwell. and Mrs
Richard Bondurant, from Rich
mond. and Mrs. John R. Dun
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and James E. Hill attended a
machinery meeting in SCOUT h
Carolina on Saturday.
| Alexander Hamilton, of Rich
mond. visited his mother, Mrs.
Raymond Hamilton, over the
/ week eEd.
Misses Anne and Susan Du-
priest, Of CreWe, We're week, end
guests of their cousin, NJ j s S
/ Martha Harvey Scott. X
Dr.. and Mrs. CIV. seoet and
daughter, Martha Harvey. and
Anne and Susan Dgpriest toured
the Skyline Drive and were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Vic
tor Baker. of Port Republic, on
Sunday.
The Willing Workers Sunday
School Class Of the Burkeville
Baptist Church had a covered
dish supper on Wednesday night
al the church.
w. T. Agnew and daughter.
spent Sunday in Waver.y with
Dr.. and Mrs Maurice Rosen-
berg.
Program of Music
The Adult aud Junior Choirs
of the Burkevllle Baptist Church
participated in the program of
music at the Salem Methodist
Church in Rice on Sunday night.
Mrs. L. H. Monk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Sings and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Adam ans son,
all Of Richmond, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Cook, MI. and Mrs. c.
H. Schmidt, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Schmidt Oh Sunday.
Miss Brenda Schutt, Of Rich
mond, visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Schutt, over
the week end.
MI and Mrs. Ernest McCor-
mick attended the Kinderton
Golf Tournament in Clarksville
on Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Mccormick played in the tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Roper Raines, Of Bowling
Green, and her sis ter. Mrs.
Frances Lane, Of Richmond.
visited Mrs. S. D. Overton and
Miss Mary Louise Overton on
Sunday.
Mrs R. J. Puryear has re-
turned from the hospital and is
/ spending some time with her
I son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.
ard Mrs. E. B. Mcnamara, in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bradshaw
and Mrs. L. D. Sellars visited
relatives in DanVille on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Gary. Of
Richmond, are spending this
week with Mrs, Maude Orange
i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Spencer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Stafford and Mr.. ana Mrs. John
ston Boyd in Norfolk on Sunday.
T Mrs. Hugh Spencer spent SOW
eral days with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle Robinson, in Richmond
this week.
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Miss S aron Robertson, o.
Westhampton, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Rob
| ertson, over the week end.
Misses Sonny and Sandy Rob
ertSOn and their roommates
Miss Rennie O'Hara. of Trenton
N. j., and Miss Resale Naesig
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. all of Aver
EFT College. were week enc
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Robertson.
Miss Etuy Hall is vacationing
in Heathsville this week.
George Robertson is confined
to his home due 10 illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robert
son and son, of Belmeade. Md.
spent the week END with Mr.
and Mrs. George Robertson.
Miss Sharon Robertson anC
Miss Jean Morris, OF Westhamp
ton College, gave Miss Peg y
st. Clair a miscellaneous show
er last Wednesday night in Rich
mord Her wedding will take
place i'll August.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bailey
of Richmond, and Mrs. Ralph
Strange, of Charlotte, N. c.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. j
Strange on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baueh
man and Mrs. Robert KidWell
Of Washington. D. c.. visited Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. KidWell ovel
the week end.
From Florida
Mrs. Marie Collect, of Forl
Lauderdale. Fla. is spending
this week with Mr.. ard Mrs. r
T. Barron.
Mrs. j. M. Habel visited Dr.
and Mrs. James Habel in Suf
folk several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Copeland
and family, of Durham. N. c.,
Mrs. George V. Scott, Sr., anc
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Harwood
Of Richmond, visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chester Walrod on Sunday
Mrs. Charles Rickers. of Vic
toria, spent Saturday night witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Coldiron
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Morirg
il, and family visited relatives
in Richmond on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ray Jen
kins. Richard and Ray. visited
his morther, Mrs. R.. H. Os
borne, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Clark
of Victoria, were Sunday guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D
c. Owen.
Little Miss Catherine Pol
hemus, of Richmond, visited hel
grandparents. MI. ard Mrs. Roy
jenkins, over the week end.
Capt. and Mrs. Karl Bait ant
children, Of Quantico. spent sev
eral days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Owen.
Mrs. Annie Harper, Of Lynch
burg, spent the week end witt
Miss Emmie Walton.
E. c. Elicit, Jr., Dalton Wade
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Methodist Church
Council TO Meet

KEYSVILLE, May % = The
Adult Council for the h urc h
school Of the keysyille Metno-
dist Church will meet Sunday,
May &c, at 1880 pm. at Mrs.
+. f. Garland S home.
Teachers, assistant teachers.
class presidents, ard other Of
ficers and representatives are
urged to be present Projects for
the coming year will be formu-
lated.
For fast results use the Herald
classified page.
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G. W. Pace, Jr, and Jerry
Norton visited friends in Frank
lion on Saturday
W. H. Pugh and ", L. Yeats
attended the horse races in
Maryland on Saturday.
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Worshan,

May p M Joe f. Garland en-
tered Medical College Hospital
on Tuesday, where he will be a
patient for an indefinite stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Al Chenery. Lu
Gay and Jeff. spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Claude
Bradshaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

Yes, you. For new Kotex napkins give you
choice of proportioned sizes. Not just
different length napkins, but different depths
and widths to meet your own special needs.
And each has moisture-proof shield under
the new soft covering.
That's why nothing protects
quite like Kotex.
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SlENDeRLlNE
NanoWest. deepest,
shorter than Regular.
Compact for comfort.
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REGULAR
Medium width. depth
and length. Designed
Tor average needs.
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Scott, DR.. David Seidel and
Mrs. Gilbert Greenway.
On Saturday, the following
gardens will be shown: Capt.
and Mrs. Peter Belin, Mrs.
Edgar Dale Pugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asher L. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Bunting,
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace H. Full
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Biddle.
Also, Mrs. w. B. Poland,
Associate Justice and Mrs.
John Marshall Harlan, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis B. Munson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston
Hartley and Mr.. George
Baker.
Tickets will be available at
several stores throughout
Georgetown and, on tour
days, at each garden. Tea,
included In the price of the
ticket, will be served each
day from 8 to $50 pm. at
the Georgetown Children's
House.
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Miss INLAND
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. william c.
INLAND Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Maureen Ber-
nadette to Mr.. Richard FL
bert Roose, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. Roose Of
Toledo, Ohio.
Miss INLAND is a graduate
of De Paul Hospital School
of Nursing in Norfolk, Va.
She is presently employed as
a registered nurse at st.
Anthony's Hospital in Dem
yer, Colo.
Mr.. Roose is a graduate Of
the University Of Toledo, is
employed as a civil engineer
by the Bureau Of Reclama-
ton In Denver.
A July wedding is planned.
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gardens are among those
which will be shown: Capt.
and Mrs. Homer Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Tittman, Mr..
and Mrs. Grosvenor Chap
man, Deputy Assistant Sec
rotary of State and Mrs.
Richard Hallock Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Keck, Mrs.
Tilghman Leigh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley CARRIER.
Also, on Friday, the gar
dens of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wisner, Mr.. Henry Jenking,
jr., Senator and Mrs. Hugh
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! 7 ca Planned to Launch
Georgetown Garden Tour

The Georgetown Children's
House will hold a tea Tues
day at 4 pm. to launch the
publicity campaign for the
Georgetown Garden Tour, to
take place Friday, April 10
and Saturday, April 20, from
noon to 8 pm.
The tea will take place at
the Georgetown Inn.
A group of gardens will be
shown both tour days, vary
ing in size and age.
On Friday, the following
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.
lCQNIlNIlEnl

FRENCH POODLE, all-white 70.
male, AXE reg, IS mos. old.
From family Of 16 champs. Reas
GERMAN SHEPHERD, ACR, fe-
males. black and silver, healthy,
beautiful, almost 3 years. Obedi-
ence trained. Affectionate, but
also good watch dog. viii give Ia
right adult family with fenced
yard who will love and appreciate
q good dog, and pay for spaying
Please write Box Boob, star.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, 10 months,
tan and black. female, spayed,
Axe reg, Pc. 2-6333.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, 2
yrs, old. black and sable, house
broken. all perm. shots. Register
ed. Call 772-21S2 after $50,
LONG AND Low, fluffy black
and tan male dog, very cute and
appealing. JE. 2-7325 after 8.
P0ODLEs, Axe. ready for Valen-
tines, show quality, min. puppies,
choe. and black. 534-O655 aft. 8.
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CIV AREA-Bedrm., iiv. rm.. Kit.
bath, biz closets. Large refRr.,
porch. adult. OIL. 2-7109.
HAWAII AVE. N.E.-Bride's nestl
Attr. newly dee, blond 1-b,r. apt,
End FIR, apt. bldg. Mr.. Soldiers
Home, new Hosp. Ctr. Pkg, transp.
Utils. Lease. Refs. Mgr. Bldg. a.
or OR. 3-lnah.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUEpl

FURNITURE UNCLAIMED - Love
seat $40, kitchen cabinet So,
wing chair $40. French Prov, bed
$50. studio couch $50, sofabed
S25, chest Of drawers $40, office
desks S1b UP, china closet Slu,
bedroom set $40, kitchen set S16,
brass bed $50, Victorian love seat
$40. king-size headboard SIS, Vie
torian buffet SIS, bookcases Sc. We
do reupholstering and refinishiug
HOFFMANN'S, 2447 18TH ST. NV
co, .5-10b2. No carrying charges
on 30 days. Daily It'll o, Sat. I'll
q, Sunday 1876.
FURN. bedrm. suite, sect.
sofa, chairs, tables, dinette used
9 mos. and like new. Also book
cases. chests. china cabinet, beds,
sofa bed with chair. Reas. offers.
accept, House sold. HU. 1-2254.
FURN. Prom model apis. 3 rms.
liv rm., bedrm., dinette, S3g9
Terms. 50 week Call Ma. S.36i6.
FURN.--Liv, rm., bedrm., din. rm,,
and kit. set for sale. 1 VI. old.
Best offer. Must sell. HE. 4-S977.
FURN. -Bedrm. set, s pcs. with 2
lamps. $3.50. Sleep sofa. day bed
2-saucer chairs, S25 ca. 19-in. GE
portable TV with stand, used 8 mo,
500. After pm, 5SS-4901.
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ROOMS FURRlsHED-N,E.

CAPITOL hill. 2f2 9Th Al. Mt
LafFe front Tm,, gentlemen, feas.
II i-2b3i,
NLAR CATHOLIC UNIy.-Niesiy
furnishehd, semi-pvt bath, eonv.
70 . bus lines, LA. 0-s3iO,
N.I.--Nioely furn. room. double or
single for man, bf6-02Ob,
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Single sig. double 500, Adults.
LA, B-07gi or LA. o-7533.
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BEAGLEs, thoroughbred. \ mos, 1
male, 3 females, $40 each, LU
2.SOib aft. pm,
BEAGLE, female, wonderful with
children, Axe req, 4 W, N9b,
phone Ak, g.nis7,
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, tiny bundle oh
Joy, $50 up Selling out bfeedefs
ttud ser, kE. B.7s07.
CHIHUAHUA DOGS, male. female
Axe req. VIII sacrifice, $50 each
10 2.fb5B
COCkER SPANIEL PUPs-B weeks
Old Females $50, males sgb.
h2n-bO2n
DACHsnUND, 3 vkt., male. tan
AkC III. 0-6Bes.
FIVE PUPs, Cocker spaniel and
.bpln, $40. 2 cats, 50 Phone gu.
Vahb,
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ADDING MACH. S35. Also late
model cleo. good eond. and new
lO-key cleo. with sub. OIL. 2-03l3.
AIR COND. 5-ton York. Good eond,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT TTrs A sI IANpoS So;Io.,T s-ee77

ABBOTT A LANDOWNER. 2-e81T
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ACCESSORIES and bedrm.. iiv. rm..
din. rm,, furn. and appliances,
Best prices. IA. 7.S307.
BEDROOM dining rm., contents OF
home. Cash, We DO moving, stor-
axe, reasonable rates. ia. 0-2037.
FURNITURE wanted today. 5000
furniture, any amount. also want
IefriGerators, gaa stove and pianos
Call MR.. GRADY. MA s-2879.
OFFICE FURN. wanted. desks.
ehrs., file cabs etc, fast service
too dollar, JE. 2-2D22.
OLD FASHIONED pictures. frames.
clocks, fufn., china, glass, guns
silver, etc Cash, OIL, 6.7OJ7.
PIANOS BOUGHT At short notice
SPOT cash. No checks Phone
b2t.O44O any time
PIANOS WANTED. Cash paid for
spinei, console or apt upright.
Call Of0-Oi32 or ia. 2-2ib1.
PIANOS. All HTYLLk
WE PAY HiDHEsT CASH pRlCEs
Call Day or Night 10 p.3u3s
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GIRL wants DAY work, child care or
maid > days q week. Reference.
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Or + lCE 4 OhN1 UhE
Steel Desks from $40 ca.
File Cabinets From IS ca.
500 Folding Chairs 81 ca.
Julian c. Cohen Salvage
4557 Tanglewood Or.
BladensbuTg, Nd.


ORGANS--Pre-inyentory clearance.
famous makes. New and used.
GISRtEL PIANO a. ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
S e4sS irl Blvd. o.. ? cor rs ssp,s 9asS
Eva. Store Daily TIL 9. Sat. til 81
ORGANS-Used Hammond, Conn,
Lowery,. Allen, Baldwin, Gulbran-
sen and Wurlitzer organs. Prom
S395. Prom the largest stock In
the washington area, KITTB q
COW. locationsl Dntn.. 1890 q a..
NV. RE. 7-62i2 Alex, 262i Mt.
Vernon ave, XII. s-s6s6. congres-
sional Plaza shopping Center,
Roekyille pike, HA. 1920. IVA,
pm. except saturday,. VI y
PIANO, steinway 6-foot ebony
grand, rebuilt and refinished. look,
new, $1,000, bsi -b0O7.
PIANOS FOR RENT-splnets. con.
soles and Strands from s. month";,
up with option 10 buy. All non.
ular ,type. instruments either new
o. ,lightly used. Hauling extra
yoRDAN,s POUR STORES; corner
shopping Center. vifsinia ,pS SSS,
1si.7ihh, D332 Georgia ave
silver Spring tphone jU 5.iiOSJ,
va phone Essex 3.Tg75i Mi
selection AZ all stores Bailey
Cross Roads and Silver Bprlnf
stores open evenings.
PIANO, recond. upright. si2b. Cal
after p pm, UN. A-O379,
PIANO, wurlltzer electric, Sa7b
Mnsgnayyoss go amplifier 500,
PIANO, wprlltzsr. spinet. LINED
oak Excellent cond. $500. Call
anytime JE, 2-i3gB.
PIANOS = Save during 'JoRDANa
big winter clearance OF used, rem.
tai return and floor sample III.
amos. Dozens OF the latest model,
In wide selection OF STYLES
types. sizes and finishes. Choice
of many fine makes Easy terms
Values Al all JORDAN stores.
corner 18th and q ats, NV.
Baileys Gross Roads Shopping
Center Virginia, 1882 ueorgla
ave- silver Spring, 100 William
~. Frcdericksbufg, Bailsys Cross
hoadl ana silver Spring stores
opcn evenings,
PIANOS, INC.-For beginners. sos.
Tuned. Delivered No cash 81 per
mo. Guaranteed trade on new pl.
amos f622 lee hwy Arlington.
PIANOS, iNC.-Loyely new pianos
NJ models, No cash down. AZ
intsrs.t lOss disc. for cash. ph.
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GIRL desires a iive-in lob. d, G.
o., nearby Nd, Phone 800.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

ADAMS MILL ROAD, sIsI-Lge.
dbl. frt. rm, w/pvt. bath. Cross
town bus in front Of house. AID.
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% n 81 Nv -" M s.baes

DIAMONDs-Lady's. y et., flaw
less and modern cut aet In ifk.
We B.prong Tiffany mtg Won
derful buy from our loan DEBT
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ROOMS FURM.-MD..VA.
CONTINUED,

HYATTS., mr.. Queenstown Shopping
ctr;-Suitable for 2 persons, next
to bath. Refs. WA. 7-S462.
TAKOMA PK.-Nicely furn. Sleep
ing rms, also light housekeeping.
Men only. S40-So0 mo. JU. B.
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ASH RE0ISTERS-All makes AnS
models reasonably priced. $50 up
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.
2Oio 1ath ST. NV.

DIAM0Nps-LAdyg z cts, Abso.
lutely ilawless and fine color, set
diamonds. From private party
only St,ihO
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1898 II 81 NV ME. s-5e6s
FOAM MATTRESS, b4x75xJ, $40
covers, quick sewing l3Nsua72.
FREEZER ~ n. upright Victor
For sale or take over payments Of
500 mo sBi.s777,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. Generators.
800 cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOLS UN, 4-bl00, ~. 6.b64O.
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THE AMERICAN
DETECTIVE ACADEMY
1855 WILSON BLVD,
ARLINGTON, VA.
OFFERS

"A 26-week training program for
qualified persons, male and fe-
male seeking q career In the field
OF civil and criminal investi-
cation.
: Night and day classes.
Actual case problems part OF
training program.
Instructions and training In ali
phases OF investigative proee-
dures.
: All instructors experienced IN
police and private investigations
Placement service upon Rradua-
ton offered.
Low tuition and budget terms.
For further information cali Mr.
WILLIS. 525-4413. or write TO
above address.
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GIRL, colored. desires INV. or DAY
work. References. Phone 462-
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ATTEND BOYD's sscy., acct, civil
service, N you want 4 good pos,
700 18th NV, Welcome,
BLADENsBURG BARBER SCHOOL.
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President to Meet
Everest Climbers

KATMANDU, Nepal, June IS
tAP). = Members OF the VIC
torious American expedition 10
Mt. Everest will meet President
Kennedy at the White House
July 8. expedition leader Nor
man @. Dyhrenfurth OF Santa
Monica. Calf. announced to-
day.
They will be accompanied by
fipe sherpas and Nepall Army
Capt. Prabhakar Rama. who
was liaison officer on the ex-
petition. The group expects 10
assemble In New York July 7
after visiting Europe en- route
from Nepal.
One member staying behind
is William p. Unsoeld. OF Cor
wallis. Greg, who suffered Sc
verely frostbitten toes In climb
ing Everest May 20 from the
untried western ridge. He Is
deputy director OF the Ameri-
can Peace Corps In Nepal,
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Don F. Brown, IS,
Retired Agent in
Plumbing Field

Don r. Brown, IS, a retired
plumbing manufacturers rep
resentative, died yesterday at
the National Institutes Of
Health after a long illness.
A resident Of the Washing
ton area for rs years, Mr..
Brown represented several
plumbing manufacturers here
until his retirement in 1855 be-
cause Of illness. During World
War II he served as an adviser
to the Reconstruction Finance
Corp, and was an Army lieu
tenant in World War 1. He was
born and educated in Louis
vile, KY. He leaves his wife.
Mrs. Pauline A. Brown, and a
son, DR.. Joel D. Brown. both OF
the home address, 42l3 Seven
tenth avenue, Landover Hills.
Md: a daughter. Mrs. Patricia
Gregory Of Lanham, Md; a
son. DR.. d. Michael Brown of
5638 Emerson street, Bladens-
burg, Md. and five grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at pm.
Tuesday in the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.