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Evening star., 1954-10-04

test for six seats in the Maryland
House Of Delegates.
There are IL entries in the
running full slate from each
party-and four Of those are
incumbents. The holdovers in
clude three Republicans and q
Democrat, the one with the
longest service behind him. One
Of the newcomers is a woman.
Nine of the other II are at
torneyS.
These are the sides:
Republican-Albert r. Hassall.
John F. Lillard, jr. and Harry
E. Taylor, jr., all incumbents:
Mrs. Margaret M. Conant. Rich
ard H. Love and Ross G. Porter.
Democrats-Perry o. Wilkin-
son, the incumbent. Ernest A.
Loveless. jr.. Hervey G.. Machen,
C. Philip Nichols. Lansdale G..
Sasscer. jr.. and Carlton r..
SickleS.
Missing this time are Republi-
can William r. Hughes and
Democrat Leroy A. Pumphrey.
Mr.. Hughes decided not to seek
reelection. Mr.. Pumphrey chose.
instead, to run for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the State
Senate. He lost.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
Meet the Candidates
II in the Running for Six Seats From Prince George.
By chorIes A. McAleer

Should a Republican or o
Democratic legislative delegation
be sent to Annapolis from Prince
Georges County, or should the
group continue to be "inte-
grated" as at present?
Those are the questions to be
put up to the voters in the con-
This IS another in series about con-
didotes in the nearby Maryland and
virsinio general elections November z.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Luncheon Saturday

A benefit luncheon fashion
show. under auspices Of the Jun
ior Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase. Nd, will be held at noon
Saturday in the Congressional
Country Club.
Proceeds from the event will
60 into the clubs fund to pur-
chase a bus for special education
classes of Montgomery County.
Mrs. Henry F. Harding is han
ding the sale Of tickets.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

A MUSICAL EVENING"
Plans are being mode by
Co-Choirmen Mrs. james
Hopkins Smith, jr., left;
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
center, and Sponsor Mrs. }.
William FuIbrieht, for the
chamber music concert to
be given Moy is and II by
members of the faculty Of
the Aspen Institute Of Mu-
sic. The ladies are pictured
at the home Of Mrs. Anne
Archbold, 1905 Reservoir
road, where the concert will
be held. Proceeds from the
event will go toward the
scholarship fund of the in
stitute. Tickets may be OBJ
toined from Mrs. Smith by
writing her at the West
chester or teIephonine
WoodIey 6-3436.
Star Stoff Photo.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Motion Picture
Council to Meet

Mrs. William p. Pye. Q menu
Der Of the board Of trustees Of
the United Community Services.
win be one Of the speakers at .
meeting Of. the Motion Picture
and Television Council Of the
District at 1880 am. Friday, at
810 Sixteenth street NV.
Her topic win be Juvenile
Delinquency and the World Of
Entertainment"
Sharing the program win be
Miss Ella r. Harllee. director Of
the radio and television de-
partment Of the Washington
Federation Of Churches. who will
speak on, "Televising q Com
munity's Faith"
Mrs. Virginia Rollwage Collier
viii preside at the meeting. which
win open with q coffee hour un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Francis
I. Brooke. Assisting Mrs. Brooke
win be Mrs. Eugene Cox, Mrs.
Josephine DeRosa, Mrs. Walton
John and Mrs. billiard Lasseter.
The event is open to the pub
li0
Evening star., 1954-04-15
ILease-Purchase Bill
Delayed bYDebate on
Veto for Budget Chief

Senate debate over whether
the Director of the Budget
should have an absolute veto
over public buildings projects
under the lease-purchase system
delayed final action on the
measure until today.
Pending for Senate action
when the Senate reconvened al
noon today was an amendment
designed to tighten up the leg
| islation and give the Senate and
House Public Works Committees
more detailed information on
projects.
This amendment is sponsored
by Senators Kuchel, Republi-
can, of California, in charge of
the bill; Senator Byrd, Demo-
crat, of Virginia; Senator Case,
Republican, of South Dakota,
and Senator Williams, Republic
can. of Delaware.
Senator Morse, Independent.
of Oregon, shortly before the
Senate adjourned yesterday, OBJ
jected to that part of the
amendment giving veto power to
the Budget Director. Under the
amendment as drawn. a con-
tract would require his approval
and a written statement that
the contract was necessary and
conformed with the Presidents
policy.
Majority Leader Knowland
said it would be of great value to
the committees to have the Bud
get Directors recommendation.
god or bad. But he added that in
view of the Senate's adoption of
an amendment by Senator Nc
Clellan, Democrat, Of Arkansas to
require the Postmaster General
to get approval of the two COM
mittees for all proposed lease
purchase agreements, the Budget
Directors veto might not be
necessary.
Senator Knowland pointed out
that Congress, under this new
program of using rent money to
purchase Federal buildings over
a number of years, is giving up
some of it's normal procedure,
and it is asking the executive
branch to give up some of its.
He forsaw a mass of paper work
for the committees and for the
General Services Administration
and the Post Office Department
if all projects have to be scruti-
nized by the congressional
agents.
Chairman Martin of the Sen
ate Public Works Committee
said the lease-purchase plan is
being used to a large extent by
private industry--paying rental
money toward the purchase
price.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Sneeze in Traffic
Proves Very Costly
ey The Assoeiussd Pres.

RALEIGH. N. Ca sneeze
caused 5000 damage to John A
Erwin's car. $500 damage to an
other auto, a bruised knee and
a traffic charge against him OF
failing to yield the right of way
: Erwin told police he suddenly
sneezed as he approached an
intersection. His auto plowed
into another car. The other
motoriSt had aEbruised knee.
Evening star., 1954-04-15

II. SCOKeS, Jr..
takes over on
April 26.
Gen. Stokes
is relieving
Maj. Gen. E.
K. w ri g h t,
who will COM
mand the 9Th
Infantry Divi-
sion at Fort
Ord, Calf.
Col. Seely,
81, who re-
sides at Fort
Myer, Va, has
nna.rrnA Aa~
Evening star., 1954-04-15

SSIVcu DIS Ocp-
uty commander and chief of
staff under Gen. Wright since
February, 1858. Before his as
signment to MDW, he served on
the staffs of Generals Mac
Arthur, Ridgway and Clark. He
is a thrice-wounded combat vet
eran with over % years of
service.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Col. SeeIy Commands
Military District Here

Col. T. A. "Ted" Seely today
assumed temporary command of
the Military District of WASH
ington. until Maj. Gen. John
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Choose Her FaU0r1tg
Fragrance for Easter
her unseen accessory!

Unseen but sensed her perfume or cologne
carries the impact of her Eoster costume. So
choose it as deliberately as hat, glove. 1t
comes in many moods, many motives. 1t might
be q crescendo or just an innuendo, but al
ways it explains the wonderful aura that sur
rounds q lovely womon-ond follows in her
footsteps.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

Now you can lix summer supper
in the cool Of the morning!
Simply wrap all your foods in
csysi0l-clear Saran. Wrap !.
salads. cold cuts, sandwiches
yes, even the relish tray!
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

CATERING CLASSES, starting now
prepares you for party season ahead.
Day and eve. classes. RE. 7-2527.
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method. BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM, JU. 9-1213:
LII
TTALIAN-TeachinR or translation;
conversation, grammar, documents:
recent arrival. Box 344-MS Star:
ABC SHORTHAND in 8 VIA, .s67 so.
terms arranged Gregg shorthand In
10 wks. Tipping individually taught.
Air conditioned TEMPLE SCHOOL.
Both Year Ma S-325S
RADlO-TV REPAIR. 16-wk. eve. eouf.
$50 f$5 lab. fee, s. wklyD S.wk.
day co. SIS. Tv INST. Ma. S-4630.
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOI-Bond Bldg,
est. Is yrs. Hundreds placed. Age
no handicap. No S4O-S50 agency
fees. Day and eve. classes. Compare.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty eul:
tufe; al subjects taught; approved
for GI training; day ana eFenino
classes. WARELYNN BEAUTX Coli
HoA 1910 q 06 1.Ws O1 5s41oS.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcens. !

WHICH FASHION HOUSE needs new
ideas for fashion detetlsf Intro:
duced by young lady from abroad
with over years experience IN re-
tail selling In the U. g.. with high
executive, managerial and selling
ability. DE. 2-5327. Mon. to Thurs,
9 am. to IL.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires hotel
work or day work; ref. ME. S-1S91.
REFINED SETTLED LADY wishe.
position as companion. Describe
work. Box 402-M. Star. IA
COLORED GIRL desires work as wait:
ress, counter girl or bus girl; good
refs. Elk. 3-3089.
COLORED SEAMSTRESS. 2 persons,
cleaning. washing. ironing. HU
3.3317.
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
diShwaSher or kitchen helper; good
refs. CO. 5-0523.
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Child care and Inv. 2 boys. ages
for neat, reliable lady. 25-40 years
Of age. Must live in, mod. 3. s.
home with all conven. $50 wk. 70
start. Will only consider individual
with q long child-care reference or
non-working mother. Engiish-speak-
ceptable. If qualified. please call
JU. 1880.
COOK live in, new Chevy
Chase rambler, only Responsible per-
son who wants permanent position
need apply; -. Must .,i love ch 4Sraa
afternoon. every other sunday on,
$S5 to start r., DIRECTIONS st ms: h rTT%
for Rock Greek Forest, get of at
Brookville I'd. and East-West hwy,
walk "a blk. to Rocton ave-, right
on Rocton ave, left on Pauline ar.
left on Brooklawn terrace. right on
Shirley lane to 1902.
COOK -G.H.W.-Live in: local refs;
new home. 2 adults, 3-yr.-old ooy;
Thurs. and Suns. OF, after break
-15
COOK-G.H.W.; live in; responsible
local refs. req; S35 wk. EN-. 3-3991
COOK AND CIV, experienced. II
apt, adults; laundry goes out
refs. required. Apply 273O Wiscon'
sin ave. NV, Apt. z.
G.H.W. COOK; live IN; references req
Exper. with children. Pvt. rm. witt
TV and bath. ~. S-3942. -13
G.H.W., COOK or couple, man. part
time; family of 3: live in new
rambler mi. from Rockville; room
bath. with Tv; good wages; refs
req. Phone Pc. 2-3361 ID
G.H.W., plain cooking. live in. fond
Of children; good sal. RIA. 6-lSlo
HOUSEKEEPER and cook, white: *
live in at Bay Ridge, Nd. for sum
mer months; 5-day week. Can ia
6-663S after pm. 10
HOUSEKEEPER. white. dependable
e Hrl mf FAMILY % Of !. Working mother
and yr.-old child. Start July 9
Salary. Refs. ma. S-96S3. Ext
for family; 2 small
children; leaving washington; work.
ing mother; summer in country. oV
HOUSEKEEPER. small family;
days, lovely rm. and bath; excellent
salary. BOX 207-S. Star. Id
HOUSEWORKER, general. colored
exper.: to go to Massachusetts, FOL
summer, no cooking; good REFS
required; S35. BOX 12S-M. star
GIRL-WOMAN, white or foreigni
perm. position with pleasant couple
. children; own room; summer al
New York beach. JU. S-21SS.
MAID, g.h.w.; 3 adults, excellent liv.
ing quarters; neew rambler; gooo
MAID, reliable, experienced. for g.h.w
and child care: Thursday Afternoon
and every other Sunday on: mus
stay two nights weekly; good salary
OIL. 4-5757.
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MOTHERS HELPER for, su uni10a
A ttsrs MI respon esh SO WE.,
room and board. OIL. 9-94S3.
of 8 children; cook evening meal
for family; pvt. room and bath N
air-conditioned rambler. other hell
s s%P0y other Sunday IN sits r.eT
WOMAN nSss To- care Tor 8-yr. odd child
in your home, 5 days week; VIC.
Davenport and Conn. NV. Call after
WOMAN. white, to stay with invalid
l.SrS during es DAY IA 10! s F suns sms
children; local Te issr 6h-Ssay
WOMAN, white. care of small child
and apt: Buckingham loc:' Ior
live out; local refs. and medical
certificate required. IA. $685.,
WOMAN, to live in. care for baby and
assist with hOHseW9 Gsl IN W STan 6s SaSs
W Ss1Tfsn Hao5ussE ES 1--we in; 2
children; working widow. Call TE'
MST 1SgIg; WHITE WOMAN who
would appreciate nice home N
exch. for supervising schooi-ageo
children Of working mother and light
Housekeeping duties; small saIaary'
cHRRR i HTfSS4' HOME needs helper;
white, live in. Inv. and care OF
children, 5Az-day Wk., S32. Oh
R G1GSS6i WHITE WOMAN, care for
2 children, live in pref. Call WA
MATURE AZURE WHITE WOMAN to care for
2 children: 6-day, week; Ink; VIC
MATURE UNATTACHED LADY Of
good character needed to live IN my
home and care for two school-age
children. This is more than Just
lob. / offer a good home, hne 1ooo,
ali modern conveniences. salary
and some time OF. Box 353-M. star
WILL GIVE HOME and small salary
to reliable, capable woman in ex-
change for housekeeping and some
care Of elderly woman; refs. Box
MATURE 1;pTWi WHITE WOMAN to love and
be loved by 14-mo. -old boy. 8 days
a wk. and 2 evenings; $50. Call
Cn R-0O66 Ext COZ
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANT TO SHARE TRIP to Houston
Share driving and expenses; about
MIDSHTPMAN wants ride to Houston,
Corpus Christi or. vic. Arrive by
June %. RIA. 6-4417.
TO SAN FRANCISCO June II. room
for 2 passengers. JU. 5-5722.
MEXICAN TOUR. July 26. 1925
days. Mexico City. ACAPULCO. etc
2 PASS: refs. exch. CIR 4-5211.
DENVER, COLO.-Riders to share
Leave 4 pm. June %. return July
II, via hwy. 40. Ref. please. Cal
between 8 and z weeknights, AID
2-9435. Mr.. W1TTENBERGER.
Los ANGELES am. Sat-. June. 10;
take 3 or 4: share expense and helr
drive. MR.. ADAMS, IA. 5-S245. 1S'
COLO. SPGS., COLO.-LN. week end
of June Is. RIM for three, share
exp. Ref. EXCHANGED. RA. 3-6464.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.-Army oflcer
leaving about July 81 and returning
about July 81: take 8 or 4 one way
or roundtrip. AAA member. Safe
driver. Box 369-M. Star.
DESIRE ride, to Arizona. leave 26th
Of June; good refs, excellent driver.
Call AID. 4.24O0. Ext. 10. SMITH
LEAVING June 20 for Denver. Boise
Idaho; can take riders to share
expenses. Call 10. 7-7676 9 to
DRIVING VIM TO INDIANA throush Co
lumbus; take one or two, help drive
Phone TIE. 6-1792.
MIAMI, FLA.
Man, wife. Driving to Miami 18th.
riders wanted. Ii. $1,000. Ext
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AIR CONDITIONING
RENTED
HOMES, HOSPS., OFFICES
BY day or season. A call will assure
you Of q cool summer.
CALL now 70 RESERVE YOUR UNIT
Ii. $4,000
a r. 81 M. rss
REFRIGERATION CO., INC.
All Installations Insured


BONDED FOR YOUR PRorEcT1oN
ANTIQUES. Old Alexandria home fur.
nished with antiques. displayed u
individual settings. Decorator anc
collector items. Open Sunday 1-6
closed Mondays. KATHERINE RYAN
.ANTIQgEs. 910 Prince st. KI: S-6s5l
ANTIQUE T.ciou. msn S4sTsr b enc
net chest, Just refin.: S125. Oh. T.
ANSTtiSSUEs, variety with lamps At
tings shades !gloheS chimmsys, spe;
ciaIty. THE LAMP $50 W. BROAD
Nj S6Hls ceqsSaas clock over
200 yrs. old. Rosewood chest in
laid, made in Argentina; Early
American walnut sofa and marble
top table, French bed and love seat.
other interesting pieces piTscfsss e Ct sEe az
241S 18th st. NV. DU. 7-4661.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture
glass. china. bric-a-brac, etc: Thurs
day, 7;30 pm. SUBURBAN AUG
ANTIQUE FRENCH CLoSSS' excel
ANTIQUES-Colored pattern glass;
hobnail; thousand eye; decanters;
overlap; caster sets; brass and cop
per: JA 7-O517. 1924 S. sth ST.
Arlington.
leaf pattern; odd pieces; excel. cond
ANTIoUESWRoyal, Ironstone china
washstand set, johnson Bros Eng
land: reasonable. LA. $1,000.
ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET. small
solid, oak, recently refinished; tarn,
ish-proof silver drawer; $50. ZOE
N. Smythe st., Arlington, IA. 7-394O
ANTIQUES-Sale Of entire stock O.
pressed glass, pewter and brass. Al
Of the above must 60. Dealers wei.
Come. THE CORNER CUPBOARD
SlO1 Wisconsin ave.
ANTIQUE CHESTS to- settle estate
Fine small Wet. desk, needlepoin
armchair, new sofa bed, cone
tables, china closet. Duncan PhyfI
drop-ieaf table, lamps. mirrors, tei
wagon, chafng dish, cheval mirror
linens, Havelin china, cut glass, pic
lures, utensils. Singer treadle ma
chine, bric-a-brac. Sat. sun. 1O-5
1873 Columbia rd., Apt. 606. Il;
love seat, GOV
cred in Genoa velvet. SIS. 80; EN-
pire chest. S42.50; walnut school
masters desk. S22; Empire console
desk. $45; marble-top garden table
500. so; walnut and cherry sid'
chairs. pictures. glassware and curios
SILVER SPRING ANTIQUES. OF
Colesville road just past pony ride
Burnt Mills. Hours l to q every Day
ANTIoUEs-HELEN L. HANNA. 252:
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LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER
General cleaning. plain cooking. laun-
dry. 4 in family, 2 .school-sge chill
dren. 1a-day Thursday. h-day sun
day, every other Saturday on. Fer-
Job acceptable. References and
Complete physical examination re-
quired. Aforementioned room. Use
of private swimming pool. White OF
colored. $50 week. Temple 6-245O.
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BEDROOM

bEDhOOM
Don't buy before you visit US,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20To to 70TS
on new sample closeoutS.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror. was 81 20 so.
now $3.50 f1ne blond bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest, was
Sl69 so. now $3.50; fine quality
mahogany double bed. double dresser.
mirror and chest on chest, was
S199.50, now $144.45: solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in al sizes, were -S2o.60, now
$3.50. Guaranteed full 30-inch
Hollywood bed. was S69.6o. now
Many more bargains too numerous 70
mention. Open Thursdays I'll pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Dot 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6741
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

ACCT. -BKKPR.-Part time. exper
preparing tax returns, f1nan. state
ments, posting ref. UN. 4-3651.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, 15 yrs
exp; also exp. on comptometer. Mon
roe calculator, Burroughs and MGR
bookkeeping machines. 10. S-5S76.
BABY SITTING-Practical nursing,
rates reasonable. Ref. Ii. S-71S2
BACHELORS LAUNDRY-win wash
and iron in my home; steady. clean,
honest; white. HUI. 3-4740. 13'
CLERK-TYPIST. age "a. exper. gen
of1ce work, CORRESPOND. statist.. 65
Week G SSrR e ASH g f %ee Sdss pc.
COLLEGE STUDENT, colored. wishes
q job for the. summer. taking care
child. of employed parents: expert
enced; Al ref. LU. 2-5392.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to elderly 'adS
Or invalid. Mature woman. Boz
DRESSMAKING-Reas. 43O Buchanan
st. NV, RIA. 6-4S07.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, exp. laundry ane
domestic workers, col: S1PERIoF
EMPL. AGENCY, DI. 717S9s.
GIRL .:S eS9Iorsd desires Job as w1itre g
GIRL GIRL colored. desires child care ant
Inv. Sc. if possible. ASALIE. 10
GIRL a1I. s SdS years sfss ezDer. Esnt
LADY G desires Nv work 'a as a companion
to elderly lady: some knowledge O
nursing; care of child or baby sitter
Box 396-M. Star
NURSE - Practical exper.. woman
h hypo l-a FIX type case; day work pref
PIX OPERATOR, some typins. de
sires full-time position. Ii. 4-1937
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work
mat case or case Of any kind 3.
PRA 1 hi NURSE. hospital trsine,
10 yrs exper.. night or day duty
SALESLADY-varie experience. per
sonable; primarily interested in pro
i hSrSis nne Box s95aM' star. IL! "
SECRETARY, exper.. desires part
time work: 4 or 5 hrs. day. days
sEECCRETARtYP.RECEPTIONIsT genera
once work lady age t; So no Sssioe
SECRETHRY- Experienced. desire
part-time evening work or tipping II
do at home. JE. 1866.
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
Specializing in legal work. CAL NE
S-2161. Ext 917. Il.
lSTENOGRAPHER, experienced, de
sires work for one or two months
lTYPIsT. dificult and technical typ
ing done at home; IL yrs: secre
tarial experience. BOX s7s-M. , staI
lrYPING done at home. Copy lists Z
address letters and envelopes. ais
business letters. LU. 1-g363. ~
WOMAN. eolorsd: renned, age y
worS Immediately. UN. 4-440o any
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY in lat
20s, with modelling, receptionist AM
selling experience. Telephone 10, l
IYOUING LADY would like to do typin
At home; also shorthand exper; Cal
REFINED middle-ased lady Frencl
summer, tutoring or companion. i
suburban country near d. c. co
5-SS41, Apt. 203.
deficient shorthand typist with ex
Fr. and Ger, seeks secretary posi-
once. Box SS0-M. Star. Ia
lATTRAC. ADMINISTRATIVE assist
ant, possessing Capitol Hill and lega
experience, desires interesting. re
munerative position. Box 3y0:M
I WISH TO PLACE ssle. woman. az
IS. win care for children. in PVT
home for quarters and small salar'
IF0RMER PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL
desires piano, organ work or eaShie
DoGattoo. La. o-ASOO.
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BUSINESS SERVIcES

CALI TONY FOR BRICK AND
BLOCK WORK--Barbecus pits, adj
ditions. retaining walls. garages.
Free estimate. IS. S-Ss46. rs
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MIscELLANEous COR SALE

Hy1lOS8oS4AbNeO@O 0SNo8
ABCO, ''do-it yourself products 10'x
20s carport or porch. 1899. Texture
wall panels. 47c per 50. It. Interior
door panel complete. $12.95. AMER
ICAN BUILDING CoMPoNENTS.
AnccEos s1SSSl, 1ao-bass, brand-uev
ADDING MACHINE. Monroe. Is col.
Subtracts-grand total. Excel. cond.
$50. 331 Emerson st. NV.
ADD MACHS. - New, rebuilt: sales,
service and rentals.
CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO.
New Loc., woodward Bldg.
TAI 18th st. NV. DI. 7-737s
AIR COMPRESSORS, paint, spray
equipment, pumps. fans, blowers
Motors sold, repaired or exchengeo
Most complete stock and loves 1S,
R ELECTRIC r snf Eo StShi Co. s4Ss
sherman ave. NV. AID: 2-169O.
AIR CONDITIONER, Westinghouse
3 h.p.. excel. cond., now in opera
ton. viii demonstrate. ST. 3-g44S'
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. h-h.p. up;
$50. Limited number. AABACO,
AIR Condolences (2) 1884 "a:
h.p. Feeders, in factory cartons. Al
cost. $215 each. Call BOB. Ii
AIR iIS ecoNDITIoNER : 1nternational
Harvester, 4-h.p. 1858 model. in
orig. crate: $3.50. owner unexpect-
eddy transferred. JU. 5-6512.
AIR -COND.-A Chrysler Airtemp. In
once; used very little; $125. or best
ayWHfII;r. II CI2TTT uurrouohs elee
desk model. 9 COL, subtraction; fine
Observation-Disclosures coldSpot
u h.p.; no special wiring needed;
used mos. last year; $l4O. 5O6d
ak iRt .9cosSsD ns Mi O-4Ol York. 1-ton
console model; used very little; wal
nut cabinet: best offer. OIL. ADJ 80
AIR CONDITIONER-15-h.p Mitchell
room Sooler; excel. cond.; only SOU
AK MO, cSS lSnfTi philco. "a hp.
AIR fRoV cioNAB 5i TONER Mitchell. win.
dow model; % h.p.; $3.50; like new
air I1s. oo lSSi prrRo de lux
the 'e distri aSd m0S Ssss 500 T F 9
KNIGHT, 40 H st. NV, DI; z
AIR Rot CiONDITIoNERs. used, Mitchell
and Quiet Kool, " and % hp.
trade-ins in excellent condition
guaranteed. From S139. JOHN G
WEBSTER. 627 F st. NV. ST
A flDt SSiINE Feeders. new
1854 units; factory cartons; "a hip.
$226. "a h.p., 1891. Free installa'
ton. Phone RIA. 6-622O, RE. 7-4299
AIR CONDITIONER, ~ console. $10t
for quick sale. Sun. until pm
AIR CONDITiONER. y hip, for case
ment window, $125. Must sell thi
Wk. 1343 Sheridan st. NV.
AIR Condolences CO... h-h.I
York. Both for $3.50. Call CO.
1928 after 10 am.
AIR CONDITIONER. Mitchell u h.p
model M-343 1963).. used for
season, $3.50. EN-. 3-4553.
AIR Condolences, Frigidaire.
motor, used 1 season; owner trans
I ferred; one "a ton, $3.50; one 1-tor
AIR.CONDiTiONER. u h.p.. $50
Phone HO. 2-901S.
AIR-COND.. Carrier: u hip. Q roor
console: washing machine: table
mahog., round extra leaves; bes
offer. IA. 2-5623.
|, AIR CONDITIONER DISCOUNT SAL,
!. 1854 MITCHELL 3z-h.u.. S249 80
Free Installation. Authorized deale
on all brands of conditioners, plu
Chrvsler Air-temp for easement win
dows. AIR conditioner, SIS. ALI
SONS. 2212 14th st. NV. AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR ALASKA. want 2
riders; driver has made TIP before
1854 Oldsmobile sedan oaitn1ssIs-
.s ans fTTasANcIsco; leave July Ii
take one. Ii. 4-2736. 13e
A. ?. OFFICER driVins TO e. worth;
Dallas. ". July 10, vii take
riders. ahAgo expense. eau LII. 1HI1'
RA. S-9o2o. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

PART-TIME POSITION
The Parents Institute needs
Q above-average women. car
necessary. to interview new
mothers 4 hours a day. 5 days
q week - subject: Children.
The persons selected will earn
about SIS per week. Sales
experience is desirable. but
not too necessary. If inter-
ested, write The Parents In
stitute. 1011 Chestnut St;
Interview will be arranged.
Include nhnne nnmher