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Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
ELLENDALE
By Mrs. Hazel
D. EIlingsWOrth
~
Phone
Milford $3.50

Mrs. Velma Long and daughters.
Barbara and Nancy have returned
from delightful visit to Florida.
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Donovan and daughter
entertained the following guests !:
Pvt. Richard. Coverdale who has
been serving in the U. S. Marines
and wife Of Lincoln, also Mr.. and
Mrs. John Watson and son, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Jones, all of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webb and
family entertained guests from
Maryland last week.
Mr.. a nd Mrs. Clarence Spicer
visited the past weekend in Wilm-
ington, Delaware.
Miss Fredetta Ireland, West
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl w. ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. /. w. Ellingsworth
were Sunday evening callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin A. Evans, of
Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
JAILBIRDs IN CELLS

FORT MADISON, Iowa (P)-Con-
victs at Iowa State Penitentiary
here, for good behavior, are per-
mitted to keep pet parakeets. About
100 of the 1885 inmates have para
keets in cells.
ITS my biggest source of en-
tertainment," writes one prisoner
in the latest issue of the prison
magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-09

CIOckwiSe:
$3.95 Cotton pIisse conisoIe slip with
poneI protection; lavish with embroider-
ed nylon; white in sizes g to 50. $2.S5
$395 Cotton plisse panel slip with bios
band midriff, adjustable strops; white
in sizes 81 to SO. $2.85
$5.95 Ny-ron pucker pojomos piped in
contrast; sizes 81 to 49, $3.85
$5e5 Ny-Ron pucker length gown in
pink, blue, moIze or mint; small medium
and loree S3.S5
Not sketched:
4.9 Ny-Ron Fucker Shortie Gown
$2.S5
$5.e5 Ny-Ron Fucker Long Gown, s3.ss
IT'S Anniversary in Jelletps LINGERIE
Second Floor, F Street, and at al
branch stores.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
STORES FOR RENT
BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER

newly modernized store, 20x60. Floor
length glass and Herculite glass door. Next to
24-hour day drugstore. Best location in all of
Arlington 81 stores, bank, theater and post
office in this shopping center at North Glebe
rd. and Pershing DIR. This location is Airing
ton County's Broadway and And st. or Holly
wood and Vine.
Phone Mr.. Ketten at IA. 2-5OoO, s13 North
Glebe I'd.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
INVEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

$4,000 AVAILABLE for, immediate
purchase of to 14-unit bldg; col
ored or white. not over 20 years
old, close in D. C. preferred. Call
MIR. CARR, jr.. Ma. S-S093, or Ma.
S-2S65. -E"tr -
Evening star., 1954-04-29
For
Small
INVESTORS

We have Just received an estate of
Is individual incoms properties in
D. c.. any one of Swhich can be
bought on excellent terms. Make
TENCHER-WALKER AID. 4-2644
Evening star., 1954-04-29
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcen..,

BUMDER-with lots zoned for O.
unit apts.,. close-in. Silver Spring.
near schools, Eus, shopping. Yearly
rental. $500, Price approx. III
times annual rent. This viii make q
good investment and security. JU.
1890 .
NEAR 20th AND o SITS. NV. -
Furnished rooming house Of IS
rooms, 3 baths. gas h.-w. heat:
rented at $685. monthly; price,
22.5Q0. Ask for Mr. Hurd.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K
st. NV. MA. S-1166.
N. ARL.. Westover-Ten-unit brk..
under 8 times rent; nets 25ec on
$4,000 dn. OWNER. KE. S-4S15.
8 STORES. 5 OFFICES, near Dupont
Circle, income about $4,000 year.
Can be bought for. about q times
annual rental. This is best buy
Of the year. Lovely corner building.
Don't miss this buy. LEGUM q
GERBER REALTY CO., 1918 Conn.
ave, EN-. 10000. Open til o pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Space Brothers
Fail to Show Up,
Mob Is Blamed
by tho Asseeiossd Press

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. - Mrs.
Dorothy Martin and her friends
sang Christmas carols in front
of her home last night awaiting
.'space brothers" to take them
out Of this world. but gave up
because of what they called AN
unruly mob"
Police in suburban Oak Park.
however, denied that some 100
persons who gathered to witness
the heralded departure were
boisterous in any way.
Or. Charles A. Laughed, who
recently was ousted as stan
physician at Michigan State
College. East Lansing. Mich,
because of his association with
the Martin group. told q news
man the ..unruly mob" prevented
spacemen from appearing-or
making known their presence. II
they were there.
Mrs. Martin and her associates
had prepared three days ago for
cataclysms 70 rend the earth.
When tidal waves failed to ma
Akerialize on December Il as pre-
dicted. it was explained that the
disaster had been prevented "by
Intervention on the part Of God. :
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Flight ImperiIing
" AeriaIs Charged
By n. A.,oeiossd Pres.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. Dec. Is.
--Robert II. Foltz. 19-year-old
Ar Force cadet who Is home on
Christmas leave from the Maiden
Air Force base In Missouri. has
been charged with reckless. low
flying over Hagerstown and en-
dangering life and property.
Foltz was arrested by State
police Thursday when he landed
In q small private plane he had
rented at Hagerstown Municipal
Airport.
State Trooper Albert Heddon
said Foltz admitted flying below
1000 feet. The trooper quoted
witnesses as saying the plane
was lower than 100 feet, that
they feared for their television
aerials.
The cadet was released yester-
day In the custody of his parents
oyer the Christmas weekend.
aFoltz and his parents live in
the Hallway section in the south
part Of Hagerstown and that is
where he headed as soon as he
took OF.
Some said the plane was flying
30 low they could see the pilots
face and identity him.
State Trooper Glenn L. Bow
man went to the airport to wait
for Foltz to land.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Three Men Die in Flames
In West Virginia Crash
sy mo Associated Press

RIPLEY. w. va, Dec. 25.-
There Cleveland men rode to
flaming deaths In an auto
mobile which plunged over .
150-foot drop yesterday after
failing to make o curve on
u. 8. IL.
The car caught FIRE when It
landed. A tree--broken on by
the hurting vehicle fell across
the car, jamming the doors and
trapping the three occupants
inside.
A funeral home here had
difficulty identifying the badly
burned bodies. even as to sex.
But Cleveland sources said the
occupants Of the car were John
Still, 80; his brother, Bruce
Still. 81, and Alert FAINT. 81.
ALI three were Cleveland
negroes. en- route for q Christ
mas visit In Bluefieid, where
the Stills formerly resided and
had relatives.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
BRICKLAYERs WANTED--Appiy q
Old GeorEetown I'd. and Lux laae.

CARPENTERss Start Monday: large
DEVELOPMENT. Proctor st. and Benson
terrace. terrace near E Eoqr Corners. Silver
man. draft exempt. to do general
ONCE work and train for responsible
position with old established food
concern; paid holidays. benent plan.
sarance; rood i.si starting m salary and
excellent opportunity for one inter-
ested in the future. Write BOX 101-
r. star. stating your aEe. education.
experience. telephone number. &c.
DAIRY FARM HELP. single. white,
exper.; capable of operating milking
rnachine Herndon 345-W-2. "a
viewers. juniors. Supervisors; expsI.
necess Tremendous opportunity
due to expansion program. Call for
interview. DI 7-I933.
n So1 aas. slissr ssa sSSina.
nHnsNSiTIsT-Excel oppor. Tor youns S
dentist 20 associate. Box Ok. star.
enced preferred. steady employment
on 4s-honr week. Apply IN person.
2: D: GILMAN. G27 Pennsylyania
EfExEsc; EfExEsc;rhRifIciIAs-Joobins hif and install
TRIO Co. 441e Conn. ave. NV.
ELECTRICIAN, iourneyman. d. G.
oId asfnss; work: efiSsa steady is. xD. 2ess4
ELEcTRoNIC TEcHNIcrANs. fun ana
part time; aircraft and military
radio bench, trouble shooting expe-
rience pref, Call Monday, OIL.
6-s60s. Mr.. MATH. --26
ENGINEERS. electronic and me-
chanicaL for research work on ord
nance, guided missile. and aircraft
aefhaeda MARYLAND
Evening star., 1954-12-25
CeyIon Leader Urges
Economic Weapon
To Curb Communists
By siss Asso<iassd Pssss

MANILA, Dec. 25.Ceylon's
prime minister. Sir John Kotela-
wala. said today that If Asia's
masses come to believe in COM
munism @they could easily march
20 Kingdom Come and the West
would not last 10 minutes"
Sir John. who arrived here last
night on the final lap Of world
tour, told q news conference that
the greatest single force the de-
mocracies could use against the
Communists in Asia would be
economic-not military.
Raise the living standard Of
the Asian masses and you viii
have won the battle against In
ternal communism. Improve
Asia's economy through self-help
and deveIopment-not handouts.
Must Educate Masses.
The outSpoken Ceylon leader
said Red China has developed
20 rapidly that many Asian coun-
tries are impressed and may look
to her for guidance" he added:
ITO combat this, you have to
educate the masses. to show
them the benefits Of democra-
cies. The common man In Asia
does not know the difference
communism, democracy or what
else. All he cares is that his
stomach is filed. You have to
teach him the benefits Of de-
mocracy.
"If you have 900 million peo-
pie believing in an idea-in COM
munism, they could easily march
10 Kingdom Come and the West
would not last 10 minutes"
Referring to the Manila treaty
designed to stop Red aggression
In Asia. Sir John said:
I'VE will join when the time
comes. So far the occ1sion has
not arisen. But SEATO or no
SEATO, we shall fight whenever
we are attacked"
8 Nations Signed Pact.
The Manila treaty. sometimes
referred to as the Southeast
Asia Treaty Organization, was
signed in Manila last September
by eight nations, including the
United States.
Sir John also had a word Of
advice for the Philippines.
IF you can get reparations
from Japan. get it." he said. IF
not, forget about it and live in
peace with your Asian neigh
bors."
He said he would mediate in
the long-stalled Japanese-Phil-
ippine war debt issue "if I am
asked by both sides"
Sir John will leave for Indo-
nesia Monday to attend the Co
lombo powers conference at Bo-
gor. He will return to Colombo
December 81.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Season Softens Police

PORT HURON, Mich. Dec. IS
(P.-Motorists who found po-
lice tickets on their overparked
cars here yesterday discovered
the tickets were red-just like
the real thing. But where vio-
lations normally are noted we're
these, words: Merry Christmas,
courtesy Of the Port Huron Po-
lice Department"
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Fort Myer Airmun
Killed in Traffic

Airman 1ic Paul Gallagher,
20, who was stationed at Fort
Myer, Va, was killed yesterday
In an automobile accident near
Oswego. N. Y.
Fort Myer said it was notified
that the airman was riding in a
car which skidded and rolled
over several times on Route II
three miles west of Oswego.
Airman Gallagher. who was
unmarried. came from California,
Fort Myer said.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Births Reported
From D. C. Health Department.

BOYS.
Arthur and oeorsia Burton.
Albert and Florence Rinehert.
Arturo and Teresita zamora.
George and Jeanne Manser.
Victor and EVELYN Slominskt.
Gilbert and June Day.
John and Maude Ford.
Hubert and Nancy Rawls.
Junior and Laura Roberts.
Robert and Edith Simms.
Daniel and Beatrice Tyler.
John and Carrie Dobbs.
Ronald and Annie Holmes.
WELLINGTON and Jean Robinson.
Gary and Terether Simmons.
James and Lottie Thomas.
Alex and Nellie Warren.
GIRLS.
Fred and Ida Carlisle.
John and julia Folkner.
John and Gretchen Lanterman.
Glenn and Ards TruesdeiI.
Theodore and Elsie Brown.
GeSford and Erthline Cook.
John and Gladys Groomes.
James and Mary Jones.
James and Ida Peters.
Leonard and Rosa Smith.
John and Louise Tate,
Ophelia and Addie wilson.
John and Minnie williams.
EIverd and Katherine Caldwell.
Wilfred and Florence Jackson.
Jessie and Cora Mitchell.
Edward and Mahle Randall.
Robert and Jeanette Steete.
Willie and EVELYN WhatIey.
wallace and Edith Wills.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
RfPAIRs AMI, SERVICE

ADDITIONS. attics converted 10 bed
rooms or apartments, dprmefs:
porcneS; recreation rJ0ms: Kitchens;
bathrooms anss heatinK systeins mod
ernized. kipenfry fnd painting: no
down 3kysHfrt ~ work Ruarariterd.
Cau dsy Y sspf1t TU. 2-66T6 TRI-
STALE aoAfE IMPROVEMENT IN
ADDlTIONs. ALTERATIONS. porches.
1AlouSies. Kitchens n1odexnlxed Teer.
rms. complete re1node1ine service:
estimates frees al work fully guar
no money down. 80 mos. TO pay
A14A. Gay or night
ALTERATIONS, complete: new homes.
PinsterinR. roots. estimates: pay
asnts BARRY CoNsT. a., ~ 500
B0NDSTONE. Johns-n1&nyiiie. siding,
rOOflng, p0rches inclosed. See our
new Ribbon Stone. ModernizfnR your
home Is our business. Certified Jdhns-
Manrliie dealeEs al work guar; free
est.s nothing down. 3 yxs. TO pay.
Phi. OF. 4-6l33 CAPITOL CON-
IRACTING CO. 4sIo Bethesda ave-.
BF5LDING and remodelins ana aAdi.
ttons: storm sash installed. eArYoxts
~ ss lpss z s ~ =
Evening star., 1954-12-25
xvoAAEN

ASSISTANT ENGxNEER s. science
BACKGROUND preferred. Fast. accurate
IBM typing REQUIRED. SALARY com
risnce. Apply r o BOZ 5a8s. Be-
thesda. Nd.
BILL CLERK--Young lady. recent
high school Or business school gradu-
ate. for bill clerk with Old estab bliShed
food concern must be adept ct
nsuress typ1ng net ssselsszi sni Pre-
vacation. pension and Group life tn-
surances good starting 1aiAfy and
excellent oaportUnity Tor one inter-
ested n future Write 20 Box z9-K.
ssss.ass ssss sssins ss;sSen, sSa sss sss W
Evening star., 1954-12-25
Deaths Reported
From D. C. Health Department.

John Fatmer, SIS, 9l2 9th st. ne.
David Rynex, 81, washington.
Mabel Ward, ~. 1901 18th st. NV.
Jessie Foster, az, S07 H st. NV.
James Heberle, 6s. 1915 18th st. NV.
William Mellor. SO. 1884 Illinois ave. NV.
Gala Markley. 81, 3911 Legation st. NV.
Elizabeth Flynn. As. 1920 Harvard st. NV.
Julia Townsiey, As, 3S0s e. Capitol st.
infant Lawrence, 445 11th st. ne.
Rosa Robinson. 81. 4I3 Quincy St, NV
queen Howard. IL, 1877 s. Capitol ct.
Rebecca Wheeler. 65. 1871 II st. ne.
William Rassdale, 81; 4io7 Gault pl. ne
Emily Jackson, go, 5362 Jay ST ne.
Clara Hamilton. "a, 1873 10th. ct: NV
Boyd Dounyeror, So, 4 342 wallach pl. NV
Viola Miller. "a, 1921 Clay st. ne.
willie Wright. infant, Sharon. Pa.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

8 Wks. Not the cheapest but very
reasonable for quality. RA. 8-1250.
rooDhE essDdsId FUsEEs Eka sosassis sss; psss ss
roy ol SSAsSseCfaEs1ER SlsSsefa PUPPIES, Axe,
wormsd; perm pcs aistemgsT nss,4l shets; g S49 S49
ESGnfsx SSssnffs fys sdII H. TT Purssawn S0aso With
eiass christmas @ash Stocking. Poplar sse4ss
PEKINGEsE: reg. Axe: Orchard HilI
bIoodline: females. weeks. weaned:
little beauties. tust right for Christ
mas. viii give 6.generation pedi-
Ct0SccfkER tScf HI P6PPiEs; 5fis Axe; 81 best blood
$si5 Hamilton ST.. W. Hyattsyille.
BOXER PUPPIES, S males, i female,
5 weeks old, Axe registered. KE.
sfsEsiAN fsfaaif HUSKY PUPS. Axe Js res.
Q females, / male. good bloodline.
reas to good home. Call WI.
PSoDiE SuDRiI PUPPIES. standard black.
Axe weeks old, will deliver, rea-
BSsfos sSsfSlS. Il; lf22;KIs1EE. I5SaE. female: Axe
PtnsFFPI2s. s beautiful cocker spaniels.
4 weeks old. Cali OIL. 2-9224. any
CocKER SPANIEL. male, / yr. old.
reg; Axe. bun color. s25. RA; Rae O.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, purebred.
show prospects; brindIes and fawns;
ready to 60, $75; also older Danes,
up to 2 yrs. ELPAW KENNELS.
Alex. Va. Duke st. extd. OV. 3-456l
DALMA1lAN PUPPIEs, Axe reg, z
Wks. old, male and female. champion
bloodlines; good pets. JE. 4-435g;
POoDLEs-dood puppies at a good
price; II wks.. black; lovable pets.
ATTENTiON sANTA--French poodle
puppy wants love for Christmas.
Miniature and small stand. Black.
also silver gray. $50 up. Call morn.
or eve. DE. 2.3421. -25
{ BOXER, male 10 mos; brindle stock
S75. WE. 5-6533. 10
AIREDALE, Axe, male, mos; all
permanent shots; partially house
& broken. Cali So. S-SS6b. 20
POINTERS. 2 males. pure bred; no
papers, 2 yrs. old. vac; hunting,
standing, backing. DU. 5-50S6. ---2
Evening star., 1954-12-25
HELp-WoMEN lcont. ]

DOOKKEEPER-CAsHI have
small soan or auto finance company
experiences; excellent starting sal-
ery. call Mr.; Lewis, q; $500.
BOOKKEEPER. for real estate loan
typist: 5-day week; hours. 70 s:
good local references required: salary
commensurate with experience and
qualifications. In reply please state
age. references and experience. Box
CLERK-TYPIsT, for real estate loan
and insurance ONCE; hours. to 8:
5-day wk.; permanent position.
E. & 7 s.S4s;s SMAssHE' 1ils Eye .. a7 n;v.
CLERK-TYPIsT, liz TO 25; pleasant
working conditions; 5-day week.
Apply in person. CoRkApoS. INC.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. over ls. white;
HEfi0HTs PHARMAcY. 1864 Mari-
bore pike. District Hts, Nd. u Re.
GOVERNMENT PURCHASING WOM-
AN, part time. occasional evenings
or week ends. Clerical duties. VIII
consider work being done ct your
home In spare time or In our ONCE.
4SeSs MSs e presently Sssn ass smpfpyss . ASSIST Gas
local factory distributor TO set up
Govt. sales dept. Write fully and
state available hours you can work.
start S2.25 per hour. BOX s3-R.
Star.
NURSE, white, for doctors ONCE. IN
northwest section; R.N. not required,
but typing necessary. Phone EN-.
2-6S66. 80
sECRETARY-STENOS., patent law
once. Give age, salary expected
and refer. Box 162-M. Star. 26s
STENOGRAPHER, tipping and short
hand, neatness and accuracy re-
quired; 5-day. 40-hr. week. pleasant
working conditions; salary open. Ap-
ply 1905 Wisconsin ave-, or call Mr..
PHILLIPS, HO. 2-5560. 30
sTENOGRAPHER, young lady; tenn
porary work in law ONCE. Box
Evening star., 1954-12-25
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERs, for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
GSsNbsgcariS Gsb gE asss sNb iss qssk Af sERSies SIes
Topsotl. manure. trees. shrubbery.
azaieas FOUSE q BIID, JE. 4-O64o.
JE. 2-2S43, JE 3-0S7St
TOP Very good, rich. top soil.
for lawns and greenhouses: very
Now Is the time to sod. You LAP II
and save immediate delivery
GREENWICH FARM NURSERY, Lu.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
4 TBO0KKEEPER

Permanent position avnilable for
fwhiteJ in newly orESnized whole
sale sea-food products organizatiou.
Doubfe-entry books: 5 n -day week,
sick benefits. paid vacations and
good salary: must be good in mathe-
salary required. and availability
for employment. Box 2T-K. Star.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
SALESMAN

Our business is most unusual. You'd
never think Of entering 1t unless
you understood how We work. Ex-
cellent earnings and opportunity for
promotions. Our business Is over
100 years old. yet 1t is the latest TO
direct selling basis. Direct selling
experience helpful. but not neces-
sary. We provide the finest sales
training and field help. This Is not
storm windows. insurance. roofng.
appliances. etc. Applicant should be
3 family man, 24-45 years of age
with car, reliable and ambitious. A
fine opportunity to obtain lasting
security through regular customers
Call Mr.. TAYLOR TIMBERLAKE.
district manager at the Woodner.
HU. 3-6373 from 8 to z, Monday
or Tuesday, --27
Evening star., 1954-12-25

ENGINEERING CORPORATION
1913 X Street NV. NE. S-l717
CONVENIENT PURCHASING MAN,
part time. occasional evenings or
week ends: clerical duties. VIII
consider work being done at your
home in spare time or In our once.
Must be presently employed as Cow
eminent buyer, age 21-b5. Assist
local factory distributor to set Hp Q
Govt. sales dept. Write fully and
state available hours you can work.
Start $a.25 per hour. Box AK.
HARDwARE SALESMAN, exper.; s.
day yk.. disqualification. paid vaca-
tion. holidays See Larry Maloney
or Bob Thompson. MALONEYS, INC.
Sta6 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. -
MUSICIANS; piano PLAYER; entertain
ers. Apply NEW AMSTERDAM CAFE,
$500 14th st. NV. after pm.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Open
ing for young man holding va.
real estate license for our rental
management department. Weekly
draw. against percentage Of depart
Kent earnings. Must be active and
ambitious, have car. Prefer resi-
dent of Falls Church area. Call
Mr.. WAGNER, ARFAx REALTY,
Evening star., 1954-12-25
MIscEL. FoR SALE tcens.,

RNONOGRARH RECORDS 6ale of
5000 78-r pm. albums. classical and
Z POPULAR 64t on list price. etAlN4
Z VALLEY E<ECTRfC SHOP. &6Ot
Mass. ave. III. 3-1S75
PIANOS. new spinet pianos hy Kstey.
Fine tone quality. &465s Regulaxiy
$695. AmQnE many values At
kITT,s. 1880 d &. nm. Rk.
PIANO. MarshaIl q wendell Ersnd
40. nahog., $3.50; also rfgr..
Movinr. must sell II. 4-s6s5 go
RIANO. late model fun keyboard
spinet, S325. Good cond, and FUZZY
guaranteed. KITS. 1880 q 80.
NV. m 7-62I2. ---25
FEANDs FoR RRNT-oniy SIS doWn.
IS mo. tno hauling charnel puts Z
new spinet piano IN YOUR home On
cur famous RENTAI~pURCHAsR
plal. KITS 1880 g st. NV. RE.
7-621z. -25
FIANOi 6s2y chickering Bros. maho1-
any AccoEstiErand; flne condition.
t0nes &576. Ell. z-677E. 10
PIANOS New spinets anc consoles
at substantial reductions; an fun
keyboard: starting ct $3.50. Long,
easy terms MUSIC SALiHS CORP,
1900 q st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1954-12-25
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

PRES-TO-LOGs, the ideal fireplace
fuel. Long burning. high heat value.
handle. Buy carton at your hard
ware store or phone SHuRPIRE
: FUEL PRODUCTS. Ii 7-4468.
SEASONED OAK WOOD, 10 and "a
in, cord. half cord. quarter cord;
Co. MA. S-5s85 or or. 4-7300.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
CAMERA SALE

OfAI0G1tA 0aAG
Also tape recorders, and typewriters
sveESta'as Embassy Camera ssfsala cRNrEgR gEice'.
2o10 8 81. NV. HI. SEAS 81
CLOTHING--Tuxedo, size A, good
condition. Price. $35. Phone JE.
DlAtMasoSsps-Ladx,s ~ cts. So sssss,
scRs sias: M iaays sss $780, sts. !as4X ss4s: an: fi;
$3.50: iadyss : cts. 81. .osS. Li1.
INGsToN 4 CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DfsHwaAsHERa. new grin Younss- YS
SSiS s;5iS si45. ORIG. ssas'ss. sa q; 8.
ladies' apparel fSMSisss stDres whieh iiSas in.
se Bins, ali ali in in Ii fnished oak. plus ases 3
glass floor cases and racks for only
$3.50. ADELrNE SHOP, so2 9TH
FOAM RUBBER. cut any shape:
fIfi.2Rss Gn2Nb 'al9S 2fas cws. nw E8 Es''s sssss
FREEZER. 1a-cu.-ft. upright Amans.
@ ssad ss ;1sa ssas5s pg- e sess!ss;D . DlaaasSss
s' 5aSsoa sisselp sfter eGas: tsas Sso; slzs 2.
FUR COAT, Erlebacher, like new, size
1918. skunk ssS. Wo. 6-2674.
FURNTTURE-Mapie bed and dresser,
springs and mattress, like new, $50.
Limed-oak dinette set, like new. $50.
Lamps. chairs. tables. wo. 6-904s.
FURNITURE - Complete FURNISHINGS
for rms, incl. liy. rm.. din. rni.,
bedrm.: moving; saer. sP. 3-50os.
FgRN,--Mahog. dIop-leaf table AND
chairs; small iron safe: large gas
range; Frigidaire: single mahog.
bed, mattress and springs; book
cases; library table,. firepl: screen;
large Homart window suction fan.
sale sun, Dec. 20, l to 8 pm:
Wisconsin ave. KE. T-I336. 28
Pc PfERnEss R1Esss saEs afE veg CO. ssaasSa ssa Ca
GAS RaSoEsG: GISS new. USED, repairs, 81.
zeal; wood RANGES. ACNE STOVE.
Gas RANGES. used. IN as S" con-
livery charge. B. 4. coz q CO..
GEMart,nI IN h.n 3. ng Go IstcS; S;GaGe rie: e.
cellent condition. Also Jacket and
glove. $40 IA. S-S10S. -27
GUNS, RIFLES, SH0TGUNS - New
sse@Ss ana ssse 6oHsht S sold hnsre. e svagDsdI gI
$3.50 IA st. NV. AID. 2-s330.
HEATERS. new used tgas. oil coal
wood, elec.o; lowest prices ACME
STOVE. IO11 7th NV. Ma S-S952.
JEWELRY REPAIRED
RoDIN JEWELS. sos nth st NV
MANTEL; Adam, hand carved. Of
Georgia pine and originally from
Old Georsetown home. LU. 2-5549.
nsrcp0srnprs .no .,,.,sv -,
ORANGE JUICER MACHINE. auto
matte: used mo-: needed smaller
price. Call MR.. FRY, Shoreham
Hotel between 12 and 4 pm. AID.
4-0T00. -25
Evening star., 1954-12-25
HElP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. junior. for local
C.P.A. hrm, permanent. BOZ &6A-h.
ACCOUNTANT. senior. for local
C.P.A. firm. permanent salary COM
rnensurate with experience ana
huTo MEcfElANiC-- Opportunity for
first-einsx mechanics assured steady
income good paying. Al yeAr-rognd
work. See 1T. Nsrner e ~
1zsl Hedsnsburs I'd n-A se
Evening star., 1954-12-25
ENGINEER

TO TAKE FULL CHARGE
EXPERIENCED IN sUBDI-
VISION WORK, FIELD AND
OFFICE; PERMANENT POSI-
TON WITH UNUSUAL OP.
PORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE