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Evening star., 1952-03-26
Stymied FBI Seeks
Eyewitness 10 Daring
Armored Car Robbery
BY III. A..eeie,.d Pres,

DANVERS, Mass. Mar. &c.
Stymied in their quest for clues
to the bold $681 900 robbery of an
armored truck here, police and
FBI agents today pushed search
for an eyewitness to the huge
theft.
Danvers Police Chief Raymond
Kirwin said law officers cant
find a soul' who saw the money
taken yesterday from the truck
as it stood unguarded at a drug
store while its crew was having
coffee inside.
Three bandits, in a quick and
obviously well-planned job, parked
a stolen 1850 Buick sedan along
side the truck, entered it without
apparent difficulty and made of
in a burst Of speed down Danvers'
main street.
No Witnesses Found.
"The FBI has combed both sides
Of the street." said Chief Kirwin,
checking people who were in
stores, but no one was found who
saw it."
The possibility was not ruled
out that some eyewitness hesi-
tated to come forth with informa-
ton in fear of reprisals-like the
killing in Brooklyn of Arnold
Schuster after he fingered" Will
lie Sutton, now on trial for bank
robbery.
The truck driver and his two
guards were questioned until far
into the night by FBI agents and
State police before being permitted
to go to their homes.
Meanwhile, the search for leads
continued here and in Everett,
where the two getaway cars we're
abandoned. FBI agents also
worked in the Revere area.
Loot Raised $4,000.
A United States Trucking Co.
official set the loot figure at $751;
600 raising the original estimate
by $S1, 900. ~
Left behind in the truck by the
time-preSsed bandits was $87 900,
much Of it in coin.
While the inquiry here went on.
police kept under hospital guard
two Massachusetts, men who were
shot at Madbury, N. H., when
they failed to halt as roadblocks
were thrown up after the robbery
here.
New Hampshire State Police
Superintendent Ralph H. CasweM
said there was nothing found in
the pairs car to link them with
the Danvers case, but they would
not be eliminated until they were
questioned thoroughly.
Biggest in History.
The robbery was especially
marked for the amount of loot.
Its precisino and its daring.
1t was the biggest armored car
robbery in United States history.
The previous largest robbery of
an armored car was the $427, 900
holdup Of Rubel Ice Co. payroll
IN Brooklyn on August 81. 1884.
1t is also believed to be the
biggest cash robbery in the coun-
try in the last five years-sur-
passed only by the still-unsolved
$1,219,000 robbery of the Drinks
armored car headquarters in Bos-
ton 26 months ago.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Two Rockford Paper,
Hit by Strike Over
1elefypesetters Use
BY the Associated Press

ROCKFORD. H., Mar. 26.-
Printers employed on Rockford's s
two daily newspapers continued a
work stoppage today in a dispute
which the union said was over
handling of mailed feature ma
terial in teletypesetter tape. Both
papers continued to publish.
Teletypesetter is a manual tape
control over linecasting machines.
Under the system which the union
objects to, feature articles are
supplied by mail from a central
source to be fed into the line
casting machines.
The AFL International Typo.
graphical Union contends spot
news matter on a press associa-
ton circuit may be handled in
tape by its members but that fea-
ture articles supplied by mail must
be set in type manually.
20 Printers Out.
About 10 members of the print
ers' union left their jobs Monday
on the Morning Star and the
Afternoon Register-Republic after
a printer was dismissed for re-
fusing to handle press association
lteletypesetter tape. The union
said it would handle no outside
teletypesetter tape until a con-
tract is signed that includes a
disputed clause concerning mailed
Feature tape. Il
The publisher and the union
have been negotiating on a new
contract since the expiration OF
an agreement September 80, 1851
Rockford Consolidated Newspa-
pers. Inc, publisher of both
dailies, termed the stoppage q
strike. The union called it a lock-
out.
Continue to Publish.
Both newspapers continued tc
publish. -Four other craft unions
not involved in the dispute con-
tinued to work. Some newsroom
employees who are members of the
CIO American Newspaper Guild
refused to. cross picket lines set ur
by the printers.
Spokesman for both sides said
Iall issues had been resolved ex-
Icept the clause pertaining to the
setting Of mailed feature material
by teletypesetter.
j. H. Ford, secretary-treasurer
lof the Rockford ITU local. said
the union has refused to handle
tape supplied by. mail on the
ground that it would put printers
out Of work.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
French Begin Strong Drive
AGAINST Indo-China Reds
By the Assoeiuted Press

SAIGON, Indo-C China, Mar. 26
The French high command an
nounced today the launching of
a strong drive against elements
of a Communicated Wet Mimi
regiment Is miles northwest of
Hue on the coast of AMMAN.
The command said many bat
talions" of French troops and
Iparachutists were thrown into the
fight to crush the Viet-Minh
troops, who have been harassing
French outposts in AMMAN.
It added that French troops
had effected a junction for a
concerted push, despite strong
enemy resistance. Fighter bomb
Eers from the aircraft carrier Ar
Iromanche were closely supporting
the. land forces.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

DOG, young, male, tan color; American
University Park section. OR. 0346.
PUPPY, about 4 mos. black and white.
JU S.547S.
PEKINGESE, in Arlington. OK. s191s.
PURSE. in Kresge store, on FRI Owner
who Identities 1t, may claim 1t. JU.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

statement. and was entirely re-
sponsible for the slipup.
] This left the Senator's frus-
atrated, because Mr.. Walton is
outside their reach--he has quit
the Agriculture Department to
become manager of q grain Arm
at Fort Worth, Tex.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

g. Hall, blame each other for
letting the Midwest case go
through without. the financial
statement. Then Mr.. Walton, his
voice as deep as his purple shirt.
volunteered that he signed the
contract with Midwest. had over
looked the lack Of a financial
Evening star., 1952-11-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NV. BEDRM. for lady abstaincr
Hot plate. refgr., lse. closet; excel,
1850 18Th Harvard .; ST. N.w-sleepins
rooms with privil.. Of reception
room. kit. and laundry. Ho. 71as.
CHILDREN ACCEPTED-Nice furn.
rm. with sink and hot plate; laun.
privils.; close to bath; pvt detached
home, nr tranSp., shop. center
schools: will be avail. Sun, Nov. %
RA. 1906. abb Kansas ave. NV.
One SsTyse BOON os hs SIS; y9uns eoup
ARLINGTON-Double rm.; eas range
IN rm.: share bath and refer.; avail
pnPoHT aEFe n.y. ctFcLf. Ga!I GL: III" i1"o ST 9 Nv
Large. light housekeeping room,
nicely furn. Adults only: also
39Is Sth NV. nicely furn. rms.
equipped, with refrigeration and hot
naStNrnwN PiSte; Al wills; incl; Ia 9sss; v73o
sHS% sfS Der WIZ NE dbe bbFlslShHare H 4 fs' s!Gye
QUIET CPLE.-Lge. frt. studio rm.,
WINDOWS q, refsr' radio ~. All, siT-
e6ei LEE HWY. ARL.-Larse room;
refgr., stove; next bath; transp. at
door JA $4,000. "i~
5o2 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Nicsly
furn. bedrm. and kit. for employed
couple. RA. S143. rs
NV. SECTION-Lee. rm.. Frigid-
aire. run. water, gas; nicely fur
nished. RE. .49l, RE. 34O0. --2S
1924 CONN. AVE.-One lge. rm. with
kit. privils.; easy transp Key at
beauty salon. HO. s640. =
CONN. AND PORTER-Lge., twin
crcss-town and L buses; l or . girls.
EN-. 9426. --21
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 p st. NV
Large room, double bed, refsr.. sink.
adjoining batn; convenient location;
HU. $685.. rs
Ice. STUDIO, redec.. hot plate bus
at door; Sll. Also sleeping rm.
194S Calvert NV, AID. 96SI. -
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1923 q At. n.w.-Nicely furnished ,
snTs Tss, dsaGs SsH ann a1d vesEI1 tT6sd 2sas rms
Evening star., 1952-11-27
? !
MlScEL. 70. SALE tcont.l
BEDS-GOVT. SIJRPT,TJS

BEDS-GOvT. SURPLUS
50 Seat in w,dth stsTiiasd ss Ho,iywSSf @
hunks (no mattressesJ, S19.95: Wavt
80 in width folding beds. SIO.95
solid 81 g. oak I dinetts table e leaves
drawer chests. Sl2.95. wool blankets
$3.50 All types of new furniture
at great savings. N. FRANK 4
SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. S974.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut veneer
tvanity chest. bed, innerspring mat.
tress, coil spring.. excel. cond.: 500
2604 Tunlaw rd NV. Apt. /. -
BICYCLES-BsA, sunbeam, Rayna
English racers, S51. 80 up; Columbia
Rollfast. all sizes; tricycles. toys
trades: expert repairs. I'VE service
what We SELL BLALOCK CYCLE
CO. S117 Ga. ave-. SH. $3.50. Silver
Spring. Md.
BICYCLES t2), Boys. Eng; Schwinn
26-in.: excel. cond.: one has gears
SO and $50: FA. 5000. 80
BICYCLES, TRICYCLES. TOYS -
Complete line of English bicycles
Trade-ins accepted. GEORGETOWN
BICYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave.
MI. 0l00. or IN Arl., Va, PARK
WAY CYCLE CO., Lee hwy. at N
Kirkwood rd., ia. 5-Sl22 Oper
Monday and Friday nights.
BILLIARD TABLE. E. T. Burrowes
45XSl ins.. complete. SS5. AP. 0952
Evening star., 1952-11-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

100 CHOICE Hereford feeder steers.
$50 to 450 lbs; fully vaccinated
E: E. GARNSEY. Reva Va. Phone
Madison 2943. -2S
young thoroughbred show hunter
prospects: ! 6-yr.-old chestnut
mare with white markings. S65; |
Ayr. -old Palomino mare, SS5. JU
9-96l5: ewes, HU. 9075. -27
Is CHOICE HEREFORD Heifer calves
fully vaccinated. WI. 1921, oil
Sperryville. Va. 1868. Il
HOLSTEIN COW. Bangs and TE
tested. fresh Sunday. first cal;
S.15. EN-. 5401 alter { pm. -;
HANDSOME 6-yr. .-old small BLACK
show pony. Gentle, excellent con.
formation and riding. S165. OIL
9471. ~
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO BUY
two five-gaited mares for brood and
very light riding; reasonable. WA
6049. ---2S
Evening star., 1952-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-Grends. steinway, Baldwin;
also apt. size Queen Anne period
walnut case; Jesse French bleached
mahog. spinet; Knabe. Steif1. other
nprts; from $95 up; PAUL COLL
BART: BART: cor; % entr .o%1 only Of American
AD. 59as $3.50 to 5:5o5. IS:
PIANOS - JoRDANs Silver Spring
store at 9532 Georgia ave. is open
daily from 1890 to 8 pm. Parking
space in front of store makes it
easy to shop evenings. Complete
selection Of pianos for sale and rent
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low rates on
spinets and consoles. Hauling, extra.
Ask about our purchase-rental plan.
ST, 9400 JORDAN'S. corner 18th
aaSs aaS and s5s ThSisdsH2 4w store hosFs Mon
PIANOS-Jordan's at 18th and G SITS.
NV. have the largest selection OF
display. Wide selection OF finishes
and STYLES in erands. spinets. con-
soleS and apartment uprights. Pay
JoRDAN's. corner 18th and G sts.
NV Store hours. Mondays and
Thursdays. 1890 to 9 pm. IS
money on new and
Serbts 1sed spinstS nets consoles
MART: Pay only Se5 down, Over
100 pianos of standard makes in
Guiding the full Lester Betsy Ross
line on display at al times, Also
$500. ni p1ANo sSo0Si MARFe fone 1ofs S5eFEph afR
st NV. Dust above the librayy).
PIANOs-Large selection of fine fac
tory rebuilt grands. Including
stelnwayi stein Ei;,naard nardman; kna6e, Chick
All sold with fun 5-year guar
antee. All reduced to make real
bargains. Up to years to pay
Small down payment will deliver
DYNAMIC MUSIC STORE. 1900 G
st NV. 80
PIANOs-Lowest prices in D. C. area.
Rew nsnas Sss5 up cSnsoes Sae6 S445 up
chicEerine. Fisher. Konier: & Camp Camps.
bell and others. 1895 up. Steinway
apt. console. like new, very low
priced for this fine piano. Terms.
Open Thurs. Fri, Sat. Mon. till 9.
Pershing dr.. sH. 633s. 30
rsSNosuDsssts ssSs,s..1 .sa x,gsa sts,nway stsi
spinets. So95 UP; Grands, 1895 up.
schaeffers. est. 1901. Open every
eve. and all day Sun. till s.
SCHAEFFERS PIANO SHOP. S25
Bonifant ST.. Sill sprg.. Md. sH.
.2lANSo-Bsldwin. Acresonic, spinet
saapped aps BALDWIN vi BsleHiR
ExcLusTyE AT HUGO woRcH
Evening star., 1952-11-27
DISHWASHERS
DISPOSALS
ALL OTHER APPLIANCES

1870 TO $50 OFF
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN
FAMOUS MAKE PORTABLE AUTO
MATIC DISHWASHER REG. 1873. 80.
NOW S14S. FAMOUS MAKE DIS
POSAL. REG. $139.95. NOW $50 %
AT METROPOLITAN WASHING
TONS LARGEST DISCOUNT CHAIN
BARON & MELTZ
1896 Conn. ave. N.W.-44O s. wash
ST.. Falls Church. Va.-6475 Arl
Blvd. Willston Shopping Center
Evening star., 1952-11-27
FARM AND GARDEN

or contract. Estimates free. UN,
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Azalsas for sale. FOuSE g. BILD.
CHRISTMAS ROSES. 81. Fifty pan
sizes. 81. Paul Scarlet roses. 81.
Azaleas, 10 for $3.50. CAPITAL
NURSERY, 17l5 Bladensburg rd.
ne Open Sunday go
TREE REMOVAL, So and up; get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. 5-451S.
FOR SALE-6SO bales of mixed
orchard grass and lespedeza hay.
You must haul 1t yourself. or have
1t hauled from farm; $500 for the
lot. Dry-kept in barn. Contact
owner at Sterling 1854. 20
BLUE-GRASS SOD, delivered to your
job. You lay it. VI. 1850. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

2OI3 MASS AVE. NV. dupont
Circle)-Several vacancies for young
men and women in one of the
incest homes in Washineton. Our
food is delicious, surroundings pleas
ant an drefined. DE. 9i9S. 80
MANSION CLUB-2!!3U Mass. ave
NV; some newly furn. and deco
rated rms. now available. Manager
1887 81; GaiLAr1N CALI ST. N.w.-vacsncy
for young ladies; lge. rm. to share;
pvt. bath; liv. rm., piano, TV; home
privilS.;; meals; incl. Sun; S14
FOR REFINED AGED or elderly la
ladies' lovely. small warm home.
Excel meals. No smoking. EN-. 4677.
CLUB MASON dupont area,, offers
de luxe living at moderate prices. in
a club atmosphere, for refined ladies
hotel hot sr; Services. NC No. w; a5io '"eSls sho
1I0I 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence
for business people; large room with
pvt. bath: selectire mer; switch
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER. with care
of child; NV. section pvt bath; nr
school, TV; Bendix. IA. 5301.
2:a6 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Two
young girls to share twin-bed rm.,
piano. television, all home privils
pu. 1870: avail. December /. -
NV; SECTION-For empl. mother.
With day csre for child. Ju. s-s563
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly per-
son or couple; nursing care if needed.
l..
Evening star., 1952-11-27
DOGS. PETS. ETc. Cont

TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. IL
wks. old, pedigreed Axe, call wk-
ends, or wkdays after 5 WO. S516.
TOY MANCHESTERS, Axe. Cham
pion-bred puppies; will hold for
Christmas. 1918 Georgia ave. Sill
yer Spring. Md. LO. 5-2S31. 80
TOY PO0DLE-Male and female.
Small. TV star. Also. long-haired
dachshund. show prospect. King g.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
TOOLS
OMAN SAWS, $3.50
AXES. 81 to $3.50; WEDGES
TENTS. TARPS AND CLOTHS
SLEGES, $500 q LBS.)
ski SAWS SRS WAIIIE Tk0

TENTS. TARPS AND CLOTHS
skltsAMsi y AfRHSSsR, SsR vsIP6; e P6oT fSs
10000 SURPLUS BARGAINS
GIcHNER, 25l3 M NV. Elk. 1892
TRAINS = Lionel. and accessories;
train repairing with seasons guar
antee. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC g.
LOCK CO., 1903 L Sc. NV. Phone
DI. 1929. DI. 1920.
TRAINS. Lionel. sets and accessories.
1p;,, 19T of ,Gg eatalog prices. GEORGE
ave-. MI. o1o0. or in Arl.. Va. Park
way Cycle Co.. Lee hwy. at N. Kirk
wood rd., JA. 5-S122. Open Mon
and Friday nights.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. Standard.
noiseless: like new; after 8 pm.
phone JE. 3-1709. -27
New portables; free
s3ms esmGa gz BY fi sst0ry ssaa rerHj e.
VACUUM CLEANERS! You cannot af-
ford to miss this sale. Brandnew
Royal de luxe tank; wass $3.50,
new-maehine meow Machine suarsntee k s44s5 nsg
$3.50: others, S5 up. These won t
last long. 3912 Lee hwy, CH. 49l4.
VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux. ex-
Gel. cond;: all attachments, $50.
JU. 7-56S5. -2S
WASHER-Easy spindry in perfect
condition. $65. JU. S-1010. rs
WASHER. Laundromat 1850; very
good condition. $l00. Call OR.
WASHER. Thor Automagic; excel.
cond.: $50. RA. 65l6. --27
WASHER, Bendix Gyromatic. excel
lent cond., S11O. After 8 pm. call
Evening star., 1952-11-27

Repairs. cellar to roof, and business
remodehng. 35 years experience;
terms. ROBT. GOODMAN, WO. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
STORM DOORS

STENOTYPE MACHINE, like new.
&o0 1-TREQ -pR
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

81. CONST. AVE. Me- lge. rm.,
partly furn., avail. for immed. oc-
cup: $3.50 mo. See tenant in
bSmt. after q pm.
A ST. Ne, 6?s-Clean. single. laun-
dry privils., hot plate permitted; 81
wk. Cell DE. 032S. Us
1927 18th ST. N.E.-Warm, conf
rm.' quiet. refined home; next bath.
Gentleman. LA. 6-66l5. Il
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. double room,
in new home, next to bath and
shower. for / or =; no other ROOM
ers. IA. g351.
COLORED-ROOM for man; board II
pref. Good transportation. Ii
4-3S43. 90
COLORED-?ll eth ST. NE.--Nice
sleeping rm., share kitchen and din
/ Ing rm., 50 wk, MRS. WINFIELD,
CoLORED-DOuBLE FRONT RM.--
For rent. 16l6 East Capitol ST., FIR,
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per with diff. tee. and own designs:
also designing and pottery and
jeWelry; eXper.. ref. Box 440-M, Star.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN and
technique. medical terminology and
Box 433-M Star. -"
LEGAL SECRETARY, administrative
assistant or office manager. well
poised. mature; minimum salary,
$4,000. Box 3S6-M, Star.
NURSE. practical: refined lady. hos
pital and home training; live in.
Call JU. 7-6944 from 10 am. Is
NURSE, practical, capable OF nurs-
ing any senile or chronic illness;
eood refs, reaS. rates. ia. 9391.
EECY.. exper. office worker, desires
steady lob, 40 hrs. daily; not less
SI:!O hr. DU. 1922. ~
electromatic typewriter and FleXo-
writer's desires permanent job; ex-
cellent references. Box 441-M. Star
YOUNG WOMAN-After 6 pm, baby
sitting, companion, speaks English
French, Spanish; ref. Box 4"2-M
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER de-
sires part-time work. Box l52-R.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE.
white; housekeeper, cook; Christian
kind and considerate; live in. take
full charge of home: unencumbered
Call MRS. MCCALL, TU. 1855. 30.
COLORED-Practical nurse. hospital
experience, desires job. Ii, 3-433l
Evening star., 1952-11-27
STROLL-O-CHAIR

Includes high chair. youth chair.
table and chair. car seat. stroller;
iaprice. TU. 2121. TU. 1896. ~
TARPAULINS = Lowest prices, top
quality. 6xS. S4.95; 16x2O, S33.
Boat traps. 12 it.. S12.95; Ia it.
Sl4.95. and II it, $16.95. FALLS
CHURCH SALES, FA. 6U6U. --3
TELEVISION. 14-inch table model
Tsietone' o, 90 perfect condition, Ss5'
TELEVISION. 15-in. screen. plat
form rocker . liv. rm. tables, desk
and washing machine. DI. 1871.
TELEvISION. Philco 1.-in. tube.
table and antenna. S55. Or 09O0.
TELEVISION chassis, operating con-
dition, R.CA. 630TS.; modified for
remote picture tube mounting.
Phone LO. 4-66i1. --3
TELEVISION. 11-in.. perfect condi-
tton; leaving town. Phone OR. 5379
Evening star., 1952-11-27
BOOKS

Special one-day Thanksgiving sale
library OF Edith lockwood Estat,
and other lots: wide variety, mostl,
&c to 15c per book. for quick sale
NV, Bird floor. THANKSGIVING Day
10 am. to 10 pm.
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FURNITURE-Modern complete liv.
made; in excel. condition. GE
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

ARLINGTON--Private home. conv.
location. Call ia. 5-1941. IS
NICELY FURN. RM.: shower bath;
bus; la blk. mr.. Hecht and Kann
stores: $50. Call after pm.
l.eT n. Utah ST., Arl.. Va. II
RLINGTON-Warm, pleasant; twin
or single rm.; on busline: telephone
and other privileges; also garage.
OF. 1913. Call ewes. or week ned.
80
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Lee.. bright.
newly decor; conv. to tranSp. Call
NICELY FURN. RM.; next to bath;
u blk from busline: gentleman pref.
no drinking. KI. 9-4374. -
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM. semi
pvt. bath 3 blks. from Ga. ave. bus
terminal; So mo. JU. 5-3S00. 80
SILVER SPRING-Lovely lge. bedrm,
and bath: on quiet street; l blk off
Georgia ave. JU. 1-162l. 80
COLORED-FURN. SGLE. RM.-Re-
fined lady. non-smoking. kit. privils.
IA. 2-0037 after ) pm. ~
Evening star., 1952-11-27
LUMBER

BUILDING MATERIALS. Robby sez
IT am open every Sat. and Sun.
all day. Free delivery, LU. I-1200."
This weeks specials. 1x2 furring,
&C; 2x2, S-ft. pine, 35c; S-ft. spe.
shevling, i2c it.: Ix1O shelving,
10c it.; lovely knotty cedar panel
ling. l6c bd. IT,; AXIS sheetrock,
$3.50; AXIS insulating wallboard.
S19S; AXIS plywood. S4.7 Other
sizes and thickness of plywood
in stock. KID. sawhorse. S1.25:
Xmas tree platform of ,s in, AXIS
form Of ss in, AXIS plywood, with
a Ike KID. base, very sturdy. So 40
ea.; sturdy eft. workbench. KID,
Sl2.95; special doors, $3.95 ea.;
special new sash at used prices,
$3.50 ca. New surplus tools. all
kinds at bargain prices. Ceiling
tile, 12xI2 16x16. 16x3@, wash
able and scrubbable, llc SO. #;
roll. S4.95; Thoroseal waterproof
ing, it's guaranteed, large 50-lb.
bag, $40. Cement, cinder blocks,
bricks, drain tile and many other
items. No money down, 36 long
mos. to pay, Get your free booklet
On "How to Build Recreation
Room" "Refnish an Attic" Add.
ing Room on Your House and
"a Roomy Weathertight Garage" /"
Build them yourself and save. Now
ROBINSON s'lSlls LUMBER co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE. LU.
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HELP WoAEh Cont. !,

WINTER IN SOUTH-Interesting po-
sition with reliable concern for re-
sourceful refined lady. Liberal
compensation. Reply TO Box 5S-R.
Star -
to take charge of printing produc-
tion and editorial layout IN expand
ing publishing business. knowledge
of printing or Journalism helpful
but not necessary. Job in Silver
Spring. Md. 5-day week. Phone
MISS RINK. SH 600. --HS
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MANTELS

1899 Kenilworth Ave. n
1-1200. Free Delivery.
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APTs. FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEI-on,
fSSn .reondsoned sRd ed'n ap :0%Ressls pab snd
shower; $5 to. 81 per day for Of
2 people; full hotel services: no time
limit 500 goth St; NV; MA. 1926
MODERN 2-BEDRM., 2-bath luxury
$3.50 mo NO. $3.50 after g. "a
1899 CONN. AVE -Ist-f.. enc. for
!. adults shA-e hg.h 80 r,c ~,
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RRICK-RPJCK

100000 S"xs" 50. brick, .la" high
center ribbed. Lay on &" brick wal
IN one, operation. Must move. Priced
to sell
USED CINDER BLOCK and CoBBLE.
STONES. ACE WRECKING CO.
LU. 4-0500.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NURSE, practical. colored, available
day or night duty. Call Thursday
3 pm. to 1890 pm, CO. 1868.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
Friday and Saturday. Call Lincoln
4-q79S. after q O'Clock.
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKERS want
work By day or week. Call DU
4494 -
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ROOMS EURNlsHED-s.E.-S.W

DBLE. RM. for rent; warm and COM
Portable. S27 ca. per mo. S21 N
Carolina ave. Sc, Ii. 1866. rs
923 ATLANTIC ST. S.E.-Lge. rm.
for gentleman. Next to bath and
phone. 10. 2-23S4. 81
RIM. NEXT TO BATH. continuous hot
water; walking distance Navy Yard;
$3.50 mo-. gentleman only. LU.
1-7463. 1922 Good Hope rd. Sc.
NICE ROOM, in new home. adjoining
park. LU. 1861. IS
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SITUATIONS MEN
Acct .BoOKKEEPER-Books sta

ACCT .-BOOKKEEPER-B started
brought up to date, kept on part
time basis; all mo. statements
AP. 5056. 20
MAN desires part-time work. stenog.
raphy and typing: available 6-1t
pm. and Saturdays. Call Liberty
5-6100 Ext. 7-11S0.
MAN WANTS JOB as truck driver OIL
helper; experienced; good references
DE. 1889.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp, ME. 1882.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING, capable
single and double entry, monthly
statements. all Federal and State
reports. Box 431-M. Star. 3O'
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

BX-RECEPTIONIsT course easil,
learned; age no handicap, Day class
tuition $50: night S25. MRS
CHANDLER. HU 1924. ST. 1878
GERMAN WITHOUT TEARS. Speak
ns' Teaains wIens On asie, s esf sne
Individual tutoring. Reas. rates
,iu Gsl after aod, 4 "a 213S4e. ;3S3E IN I59 :nsr,
time. Also 391 business. industrial
engineering, art and academic
phone for catalog of courses, ICs
232 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
NEW CLASSES IN TYPING. short
hand. bookkeeping. Comptometel
beg and refreSher. Small classes
rapid progress. Positions open pay.
Ing $50. $50 to $1,000 yr. Inauir,
BOYD'S, cor G and 18th. Ma. 2340