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Evening star., 1952-02-21
School Board Names
; 10 Higher Posts,
Retires 4 Employees

The Board of Education yester-
day appointed a vocational high
school principal. two assistant
Junior high principals and retired
four school employees.
Lemuel A. Penn, now assistant
director at the Veterans High
School Center in Armstrong High
School. was named principal Of
Phelps Vocational High School.
| Henry L. DeKeyser, a Latin
teacher at Stuart Junior High
School. was appointed assistant
principal at Kramer Junior High
School. Gilbert A. Diggs. a coun-
selor at Browne Junior High, was
named assistant principal at
Francis Junior High School.
Retired were:
Mrs. Mary T. Miller, teacher at
the Seaton Elementary School;
Richard L. Feldman. teacher at
the Capitol Page School; Mrs.
Louise A. Hayes, teacher at the
Harrison Elementary School, and
Richard Turner. laborer at the
Browne Junior High School.
Deaf Schooling Explored.
In another action, the school
board voted to ask the Columbia
Institution for the Deaf If it could
furnish training for all deaf
Imutes of teachable age, both
white and colored, in the Dis
Itrict.
Such training now is furnished
to white children who are deaf
mutes. The school board pays
the tuition, since there are. no
facilities in the public school sys-
tenn for these children. Colored
pupils are sent to a State school
at Overlea, Md, under the same
arrangement.
Colored groups have demanded
that similar opportunities be Of
fered colored children within the
District. A suit has been filed in
court concerning the matter.
DR.. Corning has recommended
that the colored children be sent
to the Columbia Institution for
the Deaf. which operates Kendall
School at Gallaudet College. Con-
ferences with DR.. Leonard Elstad,
president of Gallaudet College, in
dicated this was possible, he added.
The school board took the ac-
ton. however. so that it would
know officially just what the Ken
dali School could offer.
Day Schools Urged.
Some groups, including the
Washington Hearing Society, have
recommended that the public
schools set up day schools for the
deaf. DR.. Corning, however, rec
commended that better training
could be obtained at Kendall
School.
Paul A. Rose, Of the Parents
Study Group of the Washington
Hearing Society, appeared before
the school board to outline the
suggested plan for day schools in
the public system. 1
DR.. Corning pointed out it would
be several years at the earliest be-
fore the schools could get the ap-
preparation necessary to set up
such a program. All board men,
bers expressed desire to offer
the colored children the same
training now afforded the white
children at Kendall School.
The school board also heard
Lotion S. Wesley, chairman of
the American Automobile Associa-
ton safety education committee,
speak on the advisability of ex-
panding the driver training pro-
gram in the District high schools.
Evening star., 1952-02-21

We Mean It When We Say-"Dollars
Don't Mean a Thing at CampbelPs
Tomorrow! Your Pennies Are What
Count"
Campbell's has only one sale like this
all year, and this is it! Be sure you get
here early because with these ridiculous
prices, we know that this quality mer-
chandise is going to move FAST!
Evening star., 1952-07-27

one or two, to complete
our stan: in Silver Spring area. Call
81. O34S, Col. J. Ess. JAMES D.
DRAPER, .Realtor. Silver Spring, Md.
SALESMEN-YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Rawleigh Dealer wanted at once for
opening in Greene. Orange or Spot
sylvania counties. Excellent oppor-
sunisy H & t1E incresssd ss1 earnings Write EEM
Statesmen. exper. not necessary.
We train you to sell and collect;
health and accident, life, hospitali-
cation insurance on established ter
ritories. Guar. income to start.
Bonuses, paid vacations @ III! hospitaliz;s- pit liza
rapid advancements in earnings
crsanization. Cali AD. s1s1 for
interview, MIR. RAFK1N. 8 to IL
statesmen lGIH 4)-Above average % in
f fsneh type Msa homes so ssi toT S4Ays sy.sS5, on
terms; model home on display; leads
2255 for interview. ]. EDW. sCOL-
sAEEsMEN aA1EGk sfGkef; fs,-Research service.
We viii take the responsibility for
your earning minimum of 500
per week after preliminary train
ing, Advanced commissions. Dig
learning. Call PERSONNEL DEPT,
RE. 6911. for interview. go
for jewelry store, expert
ence preferred. but not essential; new
store; will train If party has quail
fications to become salesman; per-
manent; Give full details. Box
T. statesmen
in selling mems clothing.
WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1012 st.
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statesmen

Imagine; you work for . generous,
ceive top commissions plus liberal
discount privileges, generous insur-
ance benefits, paid vacations and
sick leave. Come work for Georges.
Washington's biggest appliance firm,
You'll sell more and earn more with
our terriffic promotions to back you
up. See MIR. KELLER, S16 r St..
Evening star., 1952-07-27
We Want
ONE
INSURANCE
MAN
But a Good One!

We have an opening now for
a manager of our territorial
branch office covering the
District, Maryland, Della
ware and Northern Vir-
ginia. The man we want is
an experienced insurance
sales director who will have
the opportunity to use his
ability to greatest advan-
tage.
The man who can organize
a steady, volume-producing
sales staff-who can train
men to sell our top-quality
A & H disqualification, med
ical expense and life in
Surance in straightforward
sound and honest manner
will capitalize to the fullest
We offer strong, home-office
cooperation, with plenty OF
leads, sales guidance and a
free hand to use your own
know-how. We offer salary,
overwrite and travelling eX-
penSeS, plus a good agency
program that enables you
to offer top commissions
and vested renewals to meet
all competition.
We will not be satisfied with
any one but the right man
to do a big job, because we
expect to have him with us
from now on. The invest
ment we make in this man
is a lasting one, aiming at
success plus security.
If you can qualify, write to
us today. Give full details
in complete confidence, OF
course. Address WALTER
j. SMITH, co Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
statesmen

II you are fed Up on appliances,
books, air conditioner, real estate,
ETC., here is an opportunity to get
in o dignified business where the
earnings are considerably above
average. We never have the prob
lens of slow delivery or over-pro-
duction, credit turn-downs. trade
ins. II you are 25. have car for
local cails, and can give good. re-
ferences. write US for a personal In
farviauy pay C21-R Qtar %
Evening star., 1952-07-27

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for auto
leadership; 5la-day week, 5000 per
month, vacation with pay; congenial
working conditions, opportunity for
advancement. Apply Mr.. Morris.
LOGAN (FORD) MOTOR CO.. I'LL
TEACHER, pvt. elementary day school
Metropolitan Area. administratiye
possibilities for man with proper
educational background. start Sept.
Write, giving age, education, expert
ence, marital and family status,
references. BOX 216 B Star.
TELEVISION AND RADIO technician
for outside. work; 40-hour, 5-day
week; excellent company benefits.
Apply in person, C. j. Boudreau.
SEARS. ROEBOCK & CO., $500 v
st. NV. LA. 6-9520. 30
rv sALEsMEN-PHoNE MI. OO72.
REAL MONEY EVERY DEAL. 30
~ SERVICEMAN-Outside work;
Silver Spring area. Call JU, 7-94O0.
WOODMOOR APPLIANCES
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SAL,ESMEN !

8 MEN WILL BE SELECTED
fnal change. An old financial or.
ganization, nationally known and Of
proven stability and character is
looking for three men for special
sales work in Washington, Alex.
three men between 26 and 45 years
Of age. Men who are going. strong
but who see that their present chan
mel is too limited in future posi-
bilities, men who want to make the
one final change to e position OF
qualify q truly remarkable oppor-
tunity is open Immediately. If you
believe yourself fitted for such q
position, write at once giving full
defails RnY C92.n Star. -2S
Evening star., 1952-07-27

inclined youhg men
in wood or leather working. 5-day.
40-hour wk.. paid holidays and va
fst!on se. aal tgp'E ss NV !! E Sc. Hh4kqss hi
ner. 20
YOUNG MAN. work in variety store:
must be able to work ewes. RHODES.
421 H st. ne -2S
YOUNG MEN-we are. looking for
three young men who wish to
change their present position. II
you, possess. a friendly personality
and ar oT sS ss.yS you or S succeed @
training period and an opportunity
to become a manager If you prove
industrious. Call me at my home
Sunday after l pm. at LU. Last
or see me at my ONCE; g25 s..
NEY.
and 25 to sell phonograph records.
We will train you II. you are wide
awake and alert and interested in
a.. a ItISt position with 2 ,ut future; Excel;
for advancement. Apply Box 307-D.
Star. go
YOUNG MAN, we now have an oppor-
tunity for an exceptional energetic
young man with good personality
in our sales dept, We are the
largest wholesale frozen food dis
tion offers wonderful opportunity
sal sSiars ss'1e"hs $5H per Whs While While in Oi train.
ing. Apply MIR. EACHO. Ais 10th
| st. s.w. after 8 am.
YOUNG MAN. age 22 to 80, needed
in handling insurance investigations
and expenses paid. knowledge OF
| typing necessary. Car essential. Ma
tional firm, permanent position:
write full qualifications: Lock Boz
| 5S4, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STA
Ma. .4190 between 10 and 3 and
ask for employment manager. go
YOUNG MAN or strong boy for carr
| penters helper: handy with tools:
| good wages to willing worker; vicin.
ity of Clarendon. Va. OW. 1882.
YOUNG MAN to train for multigraplS
department Ia years Of age or over,
peeR aottSO %oikns Saas Como @
eral discount on purchases, insur-
ance and Decentralization plan: re-
f5Fs%sn: nRue sr6RE 5lse EMRGSoYENT APSyY EETre oFs
FICE. II P st. ne. -2S
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery and
liquor store; must furnish good local
permit; high salary paid to right
days. WA. 9697. Ask for MR.. KLEIN.
| -2S
YOUNG MEN, over 1s. for order
| dept; steady work. good pay. Room
| 422 Bond Bldg.
YOUNG MEN G.. white)---1S yrs. or
over for outside sales wk, No exp:
necessary Average earnings $50
wk. Transp. furnished. Apply Q
to 10 am. Room $50, 724 9thest.
NV. -Z9
YOUNG MARRIED MAN about 20
years Of age. unusual opportunity to
manage a mems furnishings DEPART
ment in modern Silver Spring
store now selling popular price mems
clothing. Prefer one with mems
clothing experience. Write fully,
Box 306-A, Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
NELP..--MeN

SALESMAN. part-time. for selling
mems clothing Thurs. nights and
Sat. WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1O12 F
st. NV. .
SALESMAN, 21-2s. with car; salary
and comm. Leader in business
forms industry seeks a represent
tive for Washington area. Success
ful previous sales exper. helpful but
not essential. since thorough tram
ing is provided: To the successful
career is avail Applicants are as
sured that their identity will not be
disclosed until pegotiations have
Junior; experience not
nee. but having the personality,
youthfulneSs and desires to be-
come salesman; good salary and car
expense. This large wholesale con-
cern sells wholesale business sup
plies to all types retail stores,
locally. Call Ii. 7-3304.
SALESMAN for Photographic camera
equipment. HENRY'S CAMERA
CENTER, 421 King St.. Alex. Va.
Salesman for Store
Good salary and future; age 25-40;
pleasing personality; retail-wholesale
concern: top future. Call MR.. AL
BERT. II. 7-33O3. Us
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hELP MEN lcnnk. J

MANAGER. colored or white: bonded;
with knowledge of ice cream ma
chine. State desired salary. VIII
alternate day and night work with
owner. Box l02-B, Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-07-27
SAT,ESMEN

Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind has openings in its retail
sales division for 3 statesmen with
direct selling experience. Call Ii.
A. OQn fnr amt
Evening star., 1952-07-27

YOUNG MAN wanted. to learn busi-
ness as clerk and salesman. Good
opportunity. Box BID. Star. -27
YOUNG MAN to learn business: excel.
future: opportunity for advancement.
knowledge of typing and short
hand necessary; not over % yrs. Of
age. Veteran pref. or draft exempt.
Perm. position; salary open. Reply
in own handwriting. stating details
and salary desired to P. o. Box 203S,
South Station. Arlington. Va. -27
YOUNG MAN. .colored. for dishwash-
wk.; plus meals and vacation. See See
Mr.. Harry Sholl, SHOLL'S NEW
CAFETERIA. 1893 K st. NV. -27
YOUNG MAN, 25 to 35, with me-
chanical ability, needed to assist
engineers in research and develop
ment projects. College training or
experience desirable. Salary open.
Call OV. 2l77. ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP, Alexandria. Va.
-27
Evening star., 1952-07-27
statesmen

Young, aggressive men are wanted to
represent a large sliding door
and building material manufacturer,
for direct sales to large builders and
contractors. Automobile necessary.
Commission basis. State full back
ground particulars and territory IN
1st letter. Our employees know Of
this ad. Box 34S-Z, Star. 80
Evening star., 1952-07-27

YOUNG MAN, AGE 20-28
Fine Arlington mems store
offers full-time permanent
position, excellent working
conditions
TED LOUIS SHOP, OV. $500
Shirlington Business Center
Evening star., 1952-07-27
statesmen

A reliable manufacturer needs 2 men
In D. C. and 2 more to cover out
side territories, calling on all retail
merchants, with an entirely new
speciality that repeats. This is not q
bonanza, but o very sound pyonOsi-
tion and Q product Of definite nSees-
sity and merits. Call MR., fKS
for appointment. HU. 1851. &2o
Evening star., 1952-07-27

STOCK CLERK, YOUNG
MAN, WHITE, 1920, FOR
POSITION IN STOCK
ROOM. PERMANENT ONLY.
SHOULD HAVE DRIVER s
PERMIT AND 10th OR 18th
GRADE SCHOOLING. AD-
VANCEMENT. 8-HR. DAY.
S DAYS A WEEK, EMP
LOYE BENEFITS. CALL
P SONNEL DEPART
MENT, HO. 2476.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
TV TECHNICIANS
LACY'S SERVICE BLDG.
1E2n IIAI II CT G WI

LACY'S SERVICE BLDG.
1880 HALF ST. S.W.
UPHOLSTERERS (2). 1st-class men,
plenty of work assured. overtime If
desired. No drifters need apply, only
top mechanics wanted. Top wages
for good workers. UN. 1545. --26
USHERS-Full and part time. day or
THEATER Immediately. -27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with driv-
er's license for supervision Of ware
building specialties. Permanent Job
Capital Products, Inc.
1906 SOUTH CAPITOL STREET
WASHINGTON g., D. c.
ATLANTIC 2640
MANAGERS ASSIST.
ANT to fill permanent position in
well established appliance and
nlan,lant plumbing firm; Good salary and
6. WEBSTER & T. sons. INC, E eEst'
1919. 627 F st. NV. ST. 6100.-
wAREHOUsEMAN, white, 1886 to
work in warehouse for leading
frozen food distributor; good oppor-
tunity for steady reliable man. See
Mr.. NORRIS. after ~ noon at 415
.. loth Z f,,S st. s,w No phone calls; ls,;,,o2 -2s
top salary, car furnished, sober. refs.
PROCTER & HUTCHINSON. 3714|
l4th st. NV. 40
Evening star., 1952-07-27
NELP-.-MEN

MEN with trucks to transport house
trailers to all points q. 8. A. TO
6326 -OS
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PAPER HANDLER

Colored. heavy build, 1886 yrs. of
age, and capable of passing physical
exam: 40-hr. week; must be willing
to give regular attendance. Apply
days s:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11n1 Penna. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-07-27
ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN =
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
GAGE Is TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY. A
GOOD SALARY WHILE
TRAINING. THIS IS ONE
OF WASHINGTON'S BEST
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORM ALTON
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
ROBERT ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN Z AM. AND 6 PM.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
SALESMAN WITH CAR

O1AAJGO4SA111N WI l IL S11At
Top salary paid. Experience
calling on local grocers, res
taurantS. taverns, general
stores. Aggressive young man,
nice appearance, good person.
ality. Prominent wholesale
firm. Perm. Call MA. 1892.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HELP-MEN
MEN
THIS is IT

II you have a car and will
be free to start work within
10 days, this may be the
turning point of your life
time. Due to the development
of new product that will
revolutionize an industry we
are obliged to expand our
present organization. Men
answering this ad, If selected,
will get. in from the ground
floor Of the greatest money
making opportunity in the
past. decade. with something
absolutely new. While not
necessary. experience in meet
ing the public will be helpful
in qualifying. As we are
only interested in men de-
sirouS Of solid future, appli-
cants will be interviewed in
their own home in the pres
ence Of their wives. In your
reply be sure to state age and
previous line Of work
Address your reply to Box
1k2-R Qfor Or
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HElP lP---MEM

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, afnliatior
with established firm. Guarantees
your future. There is an oppor-
tunity available at this time. Exper
statesmen are active in Md, Va. and
d. c., and handle both subdivision
and general brokerage property. y
you are exper. and reliable. we would
be happy to discuss our opening with
you. Call Mrs. Fowler for ap-
pSintments; RE, 5Eo $3.50. COLONIAL
REAL ESTATE statesmen t2). with
eses Counties. Apply I'VE ". AaopSWfN WI SMITH. frrfl
3334 Wilson blvd, Arlington IA.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. exper.. =.
for newly organized company in
Sc. and Md. Logan 7-S215. -2S
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Silver
Spring office; experienced preferred
but will train qualified person: car
necessary, JU. $4,000. DRURYo &
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2)-Ex-
cilities. New home developments.
More business than we can handle.
T. N. LERNER & CO., 6400 Georgia
ave. NV. TU. 1136.
REAL ESTATE salesmen-Locate with
this firm and earn big money pleas
antly. TOWN a. SUBURBAN, 4Sl1
Wisconsin ave. NV. OR. 9400.
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2). must
be experienced on subdivision work.
Huge CT development for bread and
butter money. Custom brokerage
for his money.
ORLOSKY g. GLENN
S2l4 Piney Branch Rd.
III 2-S3O0 Ewes 81, 1904
Evening star., 1952-07-27
MANAGER

We wish to contact a high-type man,
aged 20 to 40, who has sales execu-
tive ability and desires to make a
lifetime connection. We can discuss
interview. If you feel confident that
your services are worth a base
salary of S100 a week, write con-
hdentially, giving age, education,
MECHANIC, washing machine. to
service machines in homes; top sal
PROCTOR TE,p + !, :, 3 HUTCHINSON, $5 s5l4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. middleaged,
on metal furniture repairing. As
sistance in training and good posi-
See, MR. MILLER. 1904 Pa. ave.
MOVERS-Men. white. for moving:
storage and packing. Drivers and
helpers; Apply BROTHERS MOVING
NEWSSTAND CLERK, 6-day wk.: ex-
perienced pref. but not necessary.
oFFiCE WORKER (part timel. 5 am.
to 1880. am. Must be quick with
figures and have good penmanship;
cow. to Agriculture Dept. Salary
open. Box SS-D, Star. -27
OFFICE MESSENGER, 1917
YEARS OLD, WHITE. MUST
BE NEAT AND WILLING
ALSO MUST BE ALL
THROUGH DAY SCHOOL.
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK.
GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN
AND GET AHEAD. CALL
PERSONNEL DEPT, HO.
5805.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

lO4f : ~. NV.
exper. in piano refin-
ishing; part-time, ewes. preferred
TR. 3423 or LU. 1-2335. -2S
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
commercial work only: permanent
job to local man with refs: uni.
forms: vacations: $50 wk. start
plus overtime. PRICE REFRIGER.
ALTON CO., HuSSmann Dist, 340C
Ga. ave. NV.
MANAGER Retired
with additional source of income;
an opportunity for q person SIN
cerely interested in this type OF
work, with businesslike and pleas
ing personality for small apart
ment building; experienced neces-
sary in working to budget, deal
ing with people tactfuliy and being
congenial. State family status;
please furnish character and other
references. Box 252-C, Star. pr
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MAN

Must be handy with tools and have
some mechanical ability; good pay;
steady work for right one. Apply
23O4 Rhode Island ave. ne. -2S
Evening star., 1952-07-27

T. statesmen
in selling mems clothing.
WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1012 F st.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

SHOP MEN
For light metal assembly,
wanted by Silver Spring
manufacturer.
Ideal working conds.. and good pay
plus paid vacation. disqualification
and life insurance benefits. An op-
portun1ty for men who seek change
Cali MIR. LAMPE
3 to B. Mon. through Fri.
SHORT ORDER COOK. white; nights:
exper.; excel. pay; must be sober
SODA SOD sfeSj FOUNTAIN HELP to work work s
to 10 pm, full or part time. FAIR
FAX VILLAGE PHARMACY, 1927
STEAM f. syej riTTiERs, fri permanent work
for reliable workers. Apply 1916
TAYLOR st. NV. 2 to am. or to s
STENOGRAPHER-Excel. opportuni-
ty for above average young person
between 1S and Is: 5-day wk., va
cation, group ms; salary open. Ap-
ply in own handwriting stating
exper and shorthand-typing speed.
6 Bog 205-P. Star. pr
ances distributor; good starting sal
ary and working conds.; 40-hr. wk. /;
parts exper. not necessary but help
ful; Call MIR. ED PAUL, LA. g.
$500.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
SALES TRAINEE
SALES TRAINEE

va. SOnpdhy CdI ana eX-
penses paid for interview. Contact
MR.. HUFF at George Mason Hotel
in Alexandria, Wednesday only
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. in fabrication. Good salary
plus overtime and comm. CON
NoR's. INC. 27si Naylor I'd, Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced only: age bet. 25-4O,
with local reference. familiar with
NV. section; good salary to the
righs renn man. nan Apply in person. 1925
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
married, non-drinker. Good oppor-
tunity for reliable man. white, eXper.
nee. BERWYN SUNOCO SERVICE,
S616 Baltimore blvd, (Berwyn) Col
lege Park. Md, TO. 1865. --27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
White. fabrication experience and
good salesman. references. Salary
$40 q day plus commission and
vacation. BARRONS SUNOCO
SERVICE. Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full and part-time; exper. in lubri-
cation work. Apply CONNORS a.
E0STER. 2244 Pa; ave: sc. 3
Gulf exper.; Bill shift. days, good
pay to right man: local refs. Apply
JOHNSON'S GULF. 11th and Po-
tOmac ave. Sc -12
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PART-TIME

MECHANICALLY inclined young men
IN wood or leather working. 5,day.
cation. Apply J. E. HANGER,
INC. 221 G st. NV. See Mr.. Let.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
FRANCISCAN
EARTHENWk
Elll7 hand painted under glaze
2S||'I9 DINNER SETS
in three beautiful patterns

It's from California With CoIiforno's brightness and
ehtness and beautiful coIors The patterns full and
clear. There's touch Of quointness with tea cup
handles in the shape Of small branches Of course buy
ing now, while these 5Opece sets June Feature,
means extraordinary sovines 5Opiece set is complete
service for eight (dnne pIote sood pote bread and but
serving platter and vegetable dsh The three AppIy Ivy
and Desert Rose) patterns among the most popular in
franciscan eohenwore For June bride your very own,
here is opportunity to set beautiful table at very
moderate price.
Also available 16piece starter set in any Of these
three franciscan pottens includes four Apiece place set
-. :. 80 O,o~'>' "O : 1872
WG L-Chino Fifth Floor also Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-06-29
$685. each

Maybe it's doctors orders" moybe it's simply because
you sleep better mattress with the exact amount of
firmness you prefer Everyone has their own idea about
sleeping comfort and Seorns Foster meets your porticu-
lar preference with three dstnctey different amounts
The medium firm mattress has 238 coil springs The two
firer ones each have 252 However, the variance in firm
ness derived from the gauge and density Of steel used in
these SGF springs. Otherwise each Of these mattresses
is typical S6F quality Insuo pod fine feIt fine tckngs
and carefully detailed throughout At this very attractive
June Feature price, it's of those
opportunities to have precisely the kind of ottres you
want for sleeping comfort. Twin and double Sizes
Matching box spring, 1885
WGL-The Sleep Shop, Fifth Floor.
also Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-11-11
Word Game
Find 26 or more words in
EXCESSIVELY,

meaning, "extravagantly, immod-
erately." Average is %; limit. 20
minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
BY the addition of s." such as bats.
cats are not used. Only one form of
word is used. Proper names are not used.
list will be published tomorrow.