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Evening star., 1954-11-21

GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AID. e-6171
-27
STENOGRAPR MACHINE, new, latesi
modei; mo- q reasonable; leaving town
s4EsoTSPE Fl 1rsfio' MACHINE. instructor sd
course, compl. with all equipment
also typewriter, Woodley 6-7535.
STENOTYPE, perfect condition, your.
for .S35. Cali Sunday. co. 5-4625;
week, TAI 10Th st. NV. DI. T-7372
STEP CARRIAGES t3). 7-in. rise
brand-new. RA. 3-5S96. --21
STERLING SILVER 3-place settings
Gorham Rondo pattern; never used;
sacrif. for $50. ia. 1908. --22
STORE FIXTURES - Hobart meat
slicer, elec. Coca-Co box, comput'
ing scales, showcase. vegetable bin
compressors for 8-ft meat case
galvanized sink Isxlsxl4, misc
Sson. iffUs e. 4s Fl paF' al dss very sum seap
after $50 pm; weekdays. Can b
seen at No. 9th st. s.e., 10 am
to l pm any day.
STORE EQUIPMENT - Meat case
scales. .casf registers, slicing ma
chine: $3.50 takes all. ME. S-732I
STORM AND SCREEN SASH, Of plas
TIC and copper to inclose porch
AS hiso' oWnlnaSw van 1ao screens. 32 IN all, S35
STORM u GWsiINSiDows, in excellent con
dition. 12. size 34h x 81. 4 size
31h < 43la. Lot $50. Phone RA
Storm WINDOWS. ssh in. by s1H
in; : screens, 80 in. by 3OM In; $2j
for the lot. Call RA. 3-3S2S.
STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS
aluminium. Positive savings sine,
you buy direct from factory. M
deposit or payments till February
1865. Free estimates. immediate in.
Stallation. factory guarantee. Ex.
lin. alum. storm door. fully equip
and installed, S55; dhle. hung win.
| dows any size. installed, onl,
$685.; easements, installed, StO.G
UP. JU. S-5565.
STROLLER, .Eold -A-Rolla, twin, good
condition. Spruce 3-?b43.
STROLLER, twin Foldrola, in yer,
good condition: $50. LO. 4-55G6
SUIT, mans dress, dark blue, worn
once, size 42 long. $S5. Mans black
dress suit, same size, $50. OIL. g.
f..
Evening star., 1954-11-21
GOLD

- 1O41D
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A: KAHN INC.
So YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
GRAND PIANO wanted, any size foj
studio; Steinway. good make prefer,
red; from private party. Cash. Bo,
-3s1 H, Star. %
GUNS. binoculars, radios, type writ
ers musical instruments cameras
teleyistons RELIABLE JEWELRS
EXCHANGE 422 9th ST NV Ma
S-6157. Hrs, 9-6: Thurs. Sat. 9-S
HEATERS. ranges, stoves, mattresses
furniture. refrigerators. A C M
STOVE g. FURN.. MA. S-S952.
HUMAN SKULLS--(Must be aged,
to be used for theater decoration
Inspired from Universal -Interna
tional CinemaScope film. Sign o.
the Pagan" Do not call Brin,
skulls 70 theatsr manager. THT
Mon. Nov. 22. 1890 pm.
LUMBER-LUMBER
Dealers who, want to buy good, sound
used lumber and building materials
IN quantities at wholesale-rock-
bottom prices. For immediate pick
Arrow wREcKINa co.
HOO 8. Capitol st. Ii. 2-2602
Evening star., 1954-11-21
PIPE-USED

Galvanized threaded pipe Al very
reasonable prices lengths from 10
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG co
215 L st. S.W. Phone DI. 7.SOO7
Onen Every Saturday Until 4:30 Pm.
PIPING AND I-BEAMS
Evening star., 1954-11-21

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1858 Penna. ave. q "
COINS autograpns letters stamp col.
lee. gold silver old pistols HOBBY
SSHGP l41s Wis AD 2.l272
lewelry in any condition. We pay
top cash. Call ESTEN JEWELRY
co. TU. 2-7491 or JU. S-g790.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip. cn
tor: gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. R14 18th st NV
FURNITURE-Wa Wanted today; furni-
ture any amount. Also need refgr..
gas range and good piano. Cali
rdPN,5EiAP MR; ,GREiAPY, "a; as ,Ss;,2e7g. !,
kinds Of good used furnitnre. TOP
prizes. We do moving. ia. $3.50,
FURNlTURE-Will buy entire ccn-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
eric-a-brac; buying and selling for
sts. NV. ME S-52S7
FURN. WANTED TO BUY for ROOM
. ing house. DU. 7.5136, II no answer
call NE. S-5881. -2I
Evening star., 1954-11-21

RELAX-A.CIZOR. Ss5: like new, l.
year gurantee; cost S173. Box
REv6ivsaroR 4 ID ssasi STACKER, 1-ton toni ca.
n ad'y yeoSditon sfaes Mt sagI t sTSs Ssst excel s;
METAi, FURNITURE pIeefsIIoNi,
RifIE1., ffg .sa I 6oit.action n;xi Remington.
6-shot Clip. Used little. Excel. cond.,
SIS: UN. 4-0226. before IL am.
RING-Masonic 32nd degree BW,
psTfsss PEI ss,d disnopd mon 9 pts GSst $685.
RING, lady's, Jade: surrounded by 2s
cut dismonds: platinum mounting
Must. Must be BE- seen nsxto0 e be appreciated
RUBY AND Nd DiAHoND TlHH1d RNG-Askins
Rsass %ass.nss ssGs Be- ass5a gsa ss'a s ss sSssa'
RUG. gray wool. sx1a. and pad, SIS.
Mattrsss Ma ESQ, and box spring, $40
EItis-oriental. from private owner.
Chinese 9x12. red background. green
tiaue Chinese blue. aka. So so: z
semi-antique Anatolian mats. beau
S42.5O; and 6.6x3.4. S37.50 an
tioue Fereghan runner, 12.bx2.7,
Ss5 So. 4 All zSs rugs in perfect condition
RGGs&Tas HGi sfSso sx1S oriental sa design
oR1ENTAIL.> RUG Sids MATT. Il i2os e q st. 81.
NV ME. S-04l6.
RUGS, Oriental. Persian. Chinese;
RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS, Chinese. luxurious hand.
besut aa oFs sxa Design saS exaus Eask cooS Sos
ing, must see. XII. S-1313. --21
RUGS. PERSIAN ORiENTALs-Beau-
NS tifgl 19sSI c9lorins. like new. reasonable.
RUGs-oriental scatter. csbistan. 4
by 10: $50; 3h BY 8. sac; dark
81 saCj 3. 81 SIS 0s Of. T. 3ss94s. SS s00ked rus
RUG-Have moved, can't use beaut.
9x12 Kirmanshah; very. rich colors;
cost $3.50. sell for $3.50. Apt. S22B,
the Westchester. WO. 6-5534.
RUGS, 2 American Oriental; 9x12
anS Ho eS9; Sae;aao ! green velvet sxs' Reas
RUGS, Pekine; carved oriental cam.
phor chest, linen table cloths; for
those who appreciate lovely things
JU. 9.3641.
RUGS, ORIENTAL AND CHINESE
from estates. foundations and Army
officers; all sizes must be sold at
great savings. ARMENIAN ORTEN-
tai RUG CO., 2409 18th st. NV
80
RUG, 12x1s mint green Lee nylon.
acetate broadloom. originally
S14.95 per yd.: like new. used only
| 4 mos. S175. EN- 3-6775. III
RUG. all wool, handmade in spain
soft green BACKGROUND. 6lax10 IT,.
never used: $3.50. so. 5-5968. -21
RUG, genuine Oriental. 14'x9'7,: ex.
cellent condition; OIL. 4-oo2s. ..
RUG, Oriental, 9x12: perfect condi.
tion; reasonably priced. Oh. 2-239l
RUG. orientai. 9x12. $50. One 9x12
f S15. DU 7-4947.
RUGS, 12x16, broadloom sandlewood
matching runners: used 6 mos HE
| 4-7S12
RUG. AxMINIsTER, ex12. with pad
| Like new Electric stove. Excel
condition. LU. 1886.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

REFGR., GE. 8 Gu. It., ike new
excel. eond.: reas.; $i0O. IA. d.
6055. .77oo Eastern ave. NV.
REFGR, Norge. 2 Gu. f.. $50; oil
yrs. old. S25. OIL. 4-4125. --23
REFGR.. 81 model, GE, 8 Gu. IT,;
REFGR.. Kelvinator. 8 Gu. IT,: wash
davenport; good cond. CO. $500
REFGR.. Norge. sh Gu. IT,: good
working cond.: reas. 624 N. Jor.
dan. Alex. XII. S-0715. -2I
REFGR., EXCEL. COND.-
Kslvinator. 8 Gu. #. ------$45
GE. 9 Gu. #. S65
OWNER. OIL. 2-19s7
Evening star., 1954-11-21
TARPAJJLINS

TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
IBRAND-NEw 1865 FAMOUS MAKES.
AMCO TV SALES
.sso North Washington slyd :.
TELEVISION SALE
|Brand-new 21-in. 1854 console TVS.
Bea1titul mahosany cabinets. List,
NOW S138
Many Other Outstanding Bargains.
SLATTERY'S
OPEN Ewes. TIL 8; SAT, TIL 9
1909 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-1500
81O0 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, OIL. 2-6666
TIRES, chains, 6.O0x16. 6.40x15: car
Rsa.er; Rsa. * TOP oosso cSst; like new. size IL.
,TIREs-New. recapped. reconditioned.
mud and snow. truck and passenger.
In all sizes at lowest prices in town.
1l01 11th st. Sc.
TIRES a., like new, Dayton thor
oughbred, white sidewalks. 6.50x15;
less than mos. old; will sacrifice
tor Sl2 each, tubes included. JU.
TOILET OUTFITS
New. in crates. Special at $17.95.
BLoCKS 1746 Lee hwy. IA. s.
TOOLS, plumbing and electric: every
thing you need; some material incl,
for S1OO. JE. 4-6215. --2I
TOOLS. Thor, Lis Inch elec. hammer.
snsb sisi; imp impact ctr yrench; sIe1 eost S259.
work equip. or what have you. JE.
- a.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
WHOLESALE
SAVE OVER 500
COTTON AND RAYON
6x9 FROM STATS
9x12 FROM $29.50
Scatter Rugs, 2 for csc
Factory Outlet


10 Am. to 8 PM. Daily
SAW, electric Skill, both 8 and 8 in
Also misc. carpenter tools. Will sac
.ifire. TU. 2-55S2.
SAW, Sin. Delta, with 2z-h,p. motor
and stand; very reasonable. JU
saw. bench type. s-inch, fitting top,
excellent condition; $50. JU. s.
SAWS. woodworking machinery--4.
in. jointer, $31 .50: S-in. tilt-typt
bench saw. $685. drfll press,
SAL so; new model 9310 Atlas SIN
saw. only $40 .o5 tsomething new
come see IL; also some floor models
including lathes. ct reduced prices
free parking. ELECTRIC EQUIE
Co, 24s3 sherman ave. NV.
SCALES, hanging; new. So. Electric
compt. from S35. Grinders. slicers
meat case. walk-in cooler. Coca-Coli
boxes. $40 up.- Counters. shelving
veg. stands, dairy boxes; PR1CI
REEqR. Co. 3400 Ga. ave. tn
SCALES. Dayton. check out or deliea,
lessen; reeS.;; new cond. RA. 6-625s
or RA 3.t3332
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Hl-Fl EXCHANGE
Sun. and Ewes, LU. 1-5S03

RANGE, gas. 40-in.. all automatic;
: 2 mos. old; orig cost $500, SELLING
for $ls5. LU. $4,000; 23
RANGE, electric GE, 8 burner, deer
well: excel. cond., 40"; $75. 2051
36th st. Sc, LU. 2-5465. ~
RANGE. SO Magic Chef; double oven
double broiler: too large for new
house; like new: orig. cost over $500;
will sacrifice. $3.50. OIL. 6-7250.
RANGE. electric. with auto. oven
refgr,. child,s tricycle., bahy's train
er chair, jumper chair, fuli-size
crib, all in excel. cond.: also dinettt
set and platform rocker: rsas
RANGE, electric. A burners. singl,
oven, well insulated. good cnnd.
S35 for quick sale. HE. 4-724 ID
RANGE-Elec custom table top units
for kit and rec, rrn never used. les
thar whsle. UN. 4-6aS7.
RECORDER. tape. Revere, T-10
studio model. excel. cond.:: specia
output for external amplifier. S150
RECORDER, webster Chicaso port
able. wire, with ear phones. foo
pedal and Z extra rolls of wire; sos
RE 7-b9S0, Mon. through Fri,
10 tih Q Pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Cost Little-Worth More
Latp, ana sman,. and each prize
10 see these first is really wise
rs pure-pred pups of rianv breeds
See Us first for puppy needs. ANDYS
FUPPYLAND out Shirley hwy. to
the Skylark Motel exit, turn right !
mile on Rte. 644 Kl 9-0657
Flashy Fawn Boxers, Axe
Male and Female; Reas. WE. 5-5276.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

SECRETARY, -fnahogany. Governor
winthrop. In excellent condition:
full SIZE $50 $50; .;yS HA s;ssss 49, ,.,. !.
h.p. compressor; $3.50. IA. S.7l97,
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Daily $50 to 5, Sunday 1880 to 1.3o
sSSGkkTT eSk powER wsEFss ssA% e. sas =" y DREyE EyEc-
TRIC DRILL AND 80 PCS, S19;
LIGHT CORDS, 15 FIT, S1.35; 25
ct. 81. rs; 100 FT., S4.95; DRILL
! STANDS, SO; MICROMETERS. $4;
ST NV EX 2.2601
Evening star., 1954-11-21
SAVE ON HI-FI
SOUND CRAFTERS
1f44 Columbia Rd, NV.
40 PM; Sat, la p IN

HI-FI BARGAINS
Here's the finest buy In inexpensive
High Fidelity by Bogen. Garrard and
Jensen: tuner, amplifier. record
player and cartridge, and speaker
for S154. Bargains available In
other new and some used com
HI-FI EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1954-11-21

SCOTTISH TARTANS
Plaids Of the finest quality Saxony
Sold BY the yard, All tartan clan!
available. NJ. SAUNDERS q SON
ave --22
Evening star., 1954-11-21

PROTECTOR, 16-mm. sound. Kodal
reasonable. HE. 4-247S.
PUMPS, for any purpose, $3.50: lse
selection. Bring US your pump prob
lens, parts, repairs, motors; fre,
parking. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
co, 24T3 Sherman ave. NV,
PUMPS-Deep ana shallow well eel.
lar pumps; lowest price. BLOCKS
RADIATORS-Hundreds of modern
: eesign hot water; in all heights anc
, sizes; peri cond.: less than hall
price tnot small tubel. NO. 1-066O
Evening star., 1954-11-21
RADIATORS

: Dashboard, latest type; h. w., new.
56c SO. IT.; used; new steam. gas and
midget radiation; all sizes: guar
del. BLOCKS. 1746 Lee hwy. near
Key Bridge, ia. S-S700.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
STEEL
STEF,I !,

We have large amounts Of I-beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AID. e-6177
Evening star., 1954-11-21

FOR SALE SALE os 80 y9 young beef & COWS.
Y. NEWELL, Herndon 305-W-3.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

PIGS-12 weeks, belted HAMPSHIRE.
Poland China cross. WILLARD
MARROW, Fairland. Md. Evergreen
Evening star., 1954-11-21

REGISTERED HEREFORDs - Three
2nd-calf heifers. bred to Shorty
side. one registered Hereford
heifer. bred to Shorty Domino VIII.
RU-ALTO FARMS. Frederick, Md,
RI. 3. Phone Monument 3-5054 or
Evening star., 1954-11-21
ANTTOTTFC'

Do not sell your valuable antiou,
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
r,, 6640 GEORGIA AVE NV
Evening star., 1954-11-21

BEDROOM SUITE, twin beds, prefer
ably mahogany, large size chest; n,
modern. Box Bash, Star. Dig
Evening star., 1954-11-21

New, In crates. Special at S17.95
BLOCKS 1746 Lee hwy. ia. s.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

10 HEAD good, gentle summer camp
horses. must be sold diamonds in
the rough. $50 to SIS: take your
pick, STANLEY JONES. JU. 9-96l5 8.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Honors Given -Four
Junior Civic Groups

Four District junior civic asso-
Citations last night were awarded
certificates of merit for progress
during the past year.
The awards were made at the
last of a series of three leader
ship workshops held at the
B a n n eker Recreation Center,
Georgia avenue and Howard
place NV.
Cited for their development
and creation of interest were
Midway, Southeast, East Gen.
trail and Hillsdale Junior Civic
Associations. The certificates
were presented by United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover.
The Advisory Council of the
Federation of Civic Associations
reported that q of the 80 adult
associations now have formed
Junior branches. Twenty-four
were established during the past
year. the group said in an an
nual evaluation report.
The adult federation also cited
officers of the. junior group for
their activity during the past
year. They are Jacqueline Gainus.
president of the junior Fedora
ton; Martina Pinkney. first vice
president: Alice Daniels. second
vice president, and Gwendolyn
Mitchell, recording secretary.
Five associations receiving hon.
orable mention for progress were
the Fort Dupont. Capital View.
Marshall Heights, Ivy City -Trini-
dad and Lincoln Junior Civic
Associations.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Capital Press Club
Honors Dr.. Butcher

The Capital Press Club last
night honored Thurgood Mar
shall and DR.. Margaret Just
Butcher for their successful fight
against racial segregation in
schools.
At the colored groups annual
dinner, held in the Hotel Conti-
mental, they were named man
and woman Of the year." Lois
Taylor. columnist for the Afro
American Newspapers, was
"newSman's newsman" of the
year.
Undersecretary of Labor Ar
thur Larson also addressed the
200 diners.
DR.. Butcher, a colored mem
ber of the District Board Of
Education, was selected "for her
dynamic and fortnight achieve
ment of intensifying the Capitals
awarenesS Of the need for equal
zing and integrating the public
school system Of the District of
Columbia"
Mr.. Marshall. counsel for the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People.
was honored ''in recognition of
the dedicated manner in which
he has so effectively used his
distinguished legal talent to ad-
vance and protect human rights. !"
Alfred L. Sweeney. president
of the club, conducted the din
ner. The 10-year history of the
group was the subject Of a take
of on the television program,
This Is Your Life"
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Emperor SeIossie Is Due Here
Wednesday; Eisenhower Guest

The Emperor's schedule in
cludes ceremonial visits on
Thursday to Mount Vernon and
Arlington Cemetery. He will be
guest of honor at a press lunch
con the same day at the May
flower Hotel. The Ambassador
of Ethiopia will give q reception
in his honor late that afternoon.
Thursday evening. Secretary
of State Dulles and Mrs. Dulles
win be hosts at q dinner for the
distinguished visitor at Anderson
House.
The Emperor will address q
Joint address Of the Senate and
House at 1880 pm. Friday.
Earlier that day, he viii 60 to
National Cathedral. the Su-
preme Court Building and the
Library of Congress. After his
talk, he will be honored at q
luncheon given by Eugene Black,
president Of the International
Bank for Reconstruction and
Development.
The Emperor viii entertain at
dinner for President and Mrs.
Eisenhower Friday evening at
the Ethiopian Embassy. A re-
ception will follow.
The Negus will begin q Ma
tion-wide tour Saturday morn
ing. His itinerary takes him first
to Princeton, N. j.. and New
York. Later. he viii proceed TO
points west.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Alloy! Sea Scouts to Cruise
On Old Coast Guofds e huser

apartment-size electric stove (the
Coast Guard gave them a gen.
orator big enough to light half
of Southwest), new lines. life
preservers and much. much
paint.
A complete ship-to-shore ra-
dio. donated by the Coast Guard,
is already set up. Other equip
ment has come from naval sur
plus and a host of friendly
merchants. The Lions Club has
usually master-minded the pro-
curement campaigns.
Supervising the whole opera
ton for the Lions Club is Dave
Miller, who runs liquor store
on lower Seventh street S.W.
He was on a Navy destroyer es-
cort during the war and hopes
the Sea Scouts can find a place
aboard for an old swabbie on
one of their cruises.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Red Cross-Vernon
Ball Game 10 Feie
40 Foreign Visitors

An international flavor will
add zest to next Thursday after
moons New York Yankees
Washington Senators baseball
game, already designated as
Mickey Vernon-Red Cross Day.
Nineteen nationalities from
Europe, Asia. the United King
dom and Latin America will be
represented among 40 members
OF the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
who have accepted invitations to
attend.
Most Of them will be getting
their first look at the national
pastime. AS guests of Eugene r..
Black. president Of the World
Bank. they'll have q chance not
only Of seeing the world cham
pion Yankees in action, but Of
helping the Red Cross get
squared away.
All proceeds from the game
above an 8,000-person gate will
go toward erasing the $50. 900
deficit in the Metropolitan Areas
1854 campaign drive.
In addition. Mickey Vernon,
who won the American batting
championship last season. will
be presented silver bat emblm-
attic Of the title. At the time
the Washington first baseman is
honored three lucky fans will
also get some big prizes-a
French Renault 4-door sedan,
1854 Ford Country Squire sta
ton wagon and Chris-Craft
de luxe runabout speedboat.
For the benefit of his foreign
guests who don't know baseball,
Mr.. Black is planning a pre-
game chalk talk in several lam
guages. He'll give the visitors a
little inside dope on what 1t is
all about.
Their reactions are likely to
be varied. but Washington fans
shouldn't be surprised to hear
shouting that sounds quite for
eign to the traditional kill the
umpire"
For instance, the sports
minded Greeks may be whoop-
ing it up with yells Of "zite," the
Norwegians with ''heia," the
Dutch with ''hup-hup" or some
thing that sounds like set-em-
up and is more nearly spelled
"zet-emop." The Chinese may
be calling, "whan hoo," and it
wouldn't be surprising to hear
a well hit. SIR" or "play up,
Washington" coming from the
British sector.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
More Women Urqed
To Seek Public Office

More women should seek pub
lie office and. with women in key
positions there would be no need
for loyalty boards in the Gov
ernment, business and profess
sional women here were told
yesterday.
The speaker was Mrs. Stella
Kruger of Milwaukee, chairman
of the North Central Region of
the National Federation of Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs. She was the featured
speaker yesterday at the Hotel
Statler at the closing session of
the fifth annual State conven-
ton of the District Federation
of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs.
Our position will grow when
women begin to take an interest
in women" said Mrs. Kruger.
The federation selected as
president Mrs. Evelyn HemSley
of the Tower Club. Other officers
chosen were: First vice president,
Miss Bern Berard of the District
Club; second vice president. Miss
Opal jackson, also of that club;
third vice president. Mrs. Flor
ence HUFF of the Southeast Club:
recording secretary, Mrs. Lois
Long, and corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Ruth Smith Green,
both of the District Club; treas
urer, Mrs. Lena Somers Of the
Tower Club and delegate to the
national convention. Miss Clara
Longstreth Of the District Club.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
c. Of {. Plans Panel
Or. Atomic Defense

Arthur Flemming, Defense
Mobilization Director; Val Peter
son, Civil Defense Administra.
tor, and other speakers will dis.
cuss how to protect American
industry from atomc attack at
at a Conference on Industrial
Defense in the Atomic Age
June is.
The conference is sponsored
by the United States Chamber Of
Commerce in the chambers Hall
of Flags. More than 300 top
executives from key industries
are expected.
Glen d. Johnston, chamber
president. will open the confer
ence, aimed at exchanging the
latest information between Gov
ernment and industry on:
/. How critical is the indus
trial defense problem.
2. What steps the Federal
government has taken or
planned for industrial defense.
3. How industry can meet the
problem.
Speakers on the program in
clude Charles F. Honeywell. ad-
ministrator Of the Business and
Defense Services Administra-
tion: 1t. Gen. willard S. Paul.
U.S.A. retired, assistant director
for non-military defense, Office
of Defense Mobilization. and
John Redmond. assistant pro-
duction manager of the Kop-
pers Co., Pittsburgh.
The luncheon session will be
held at the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
SIS Million Business Leaves
Tonight After Four-Doy Stay
A IS million business win

A IS million business will
leave Washington. tonight.
After playing two more shows
today-at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
the Ringing Brothers and Bar
mum q Bailey Combined Shows.
Inc. win send the first Of three
trains to Philadelphia by IL pm.
The circus opened Thursday.
Aboard the three trains, with
Q total Of 10 cars, win Ne 1870
persons in ~ converted wartime
hospital cars.
Horses and elephants GO in
box cars. but everything else. in
cluding Gagged animals In wheeled
trailers. win be run up on To-
foot nat cars and the show will
be in motion again.
Daily cost Of this giant OPP
Grafton is more than $2O, 900, ac-
cording to Frank Braden. the
circus publicity man. This, he
said. includes the costs of winter
quarters at Sarasota, Fla, for
the circus must make its years
expenses in the eight months it
is on the road.
Yesterday was q good one, he
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said. There was q turnaway
crowd at the afternoon matinee
and nearly q full house ct the
evening show.
Operations on the road, he
said. are largely on q cash basis,
and the circus pays its bills In
cash or by check at the treas
urer's wagon out Of money it
takes In for tickets. Claims that
don't reach the show before it
leaves town are sent to the per-
manent accounting of1ice in Sar-
aSOta.
If the show should run out
of cash. he said, the operators
would wire their Sarasota bank
for funds--but he doesn't recall
they have ever had to do so.
He indicated that circus Of
ficials are chary about dlsclos-
ing their financial operations.
but pointed out it was matter
of public knowledge that the
show had crossed more than
50 million last year in 40 days
at Madison Square Garden in
New York.
It did better this year. he said.