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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-18
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-18

WANTED Girls for floor help in
garment factory Experience not
necessary apply 200 person 18th
floor office. harvest Garments. 40
LIST Ave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Officers Return
To Duty After
Fleet Exercise

Captain Albert o. Momm, Com
mander Surface Anti-Submarine
Development Detachment, Com
mander Walter F. Toy, Leuten
ant James E. Tanner and Lieuten
ant Earle w. Sapp returned to Key
West to resume their regular du.
ties at SurAsDevDet, after parti.
cipating in Phase I Of the current
Anti-Submarine Exercise.
The six-week exercise, dubbed
"ASDEvEX 1-54," began April 81,
and involves over fifty air, sur.
face and submarine units in the
area between Bermuda and the
Bahamas. 81
It is the first post-World War II
major exercise involving various
phases Of convoy protection and de.
lection of submarines by Hunter
Killer Groups, and exploring and
enlarging upon the many new tech.
niques explored by various activi.
ties here in the Key West area.
Basic operation plans Of GAS.
DEVEX" were chiefly formulated
by the Naval personnel here in
Key West on the stats of Com.
mander Surface Anti-Submarine
Development Detachment, Air De.
velopment Squadron One and Air
ship Development Squadron Eleven
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27

There was no definite word as
to the Communist position on the
Eden proposal.
Both the East and West are
agreed in principle on establishing
regrouping zones in Wet Nam, a
large part of which is in Vietminh
hands.
The Communists, however, have
insisted any armistice provisions
must apply also to the ether two
Associated States of Indochina-
Laos and Cambodia. The West
takes the position no action is
needed in these two kingdoms ex.
cept the withdrawal Of Vietminh
forces.
Eden left this question open, ap-
parently in an effort to get around
this controversy.
Some Western sources viewed
the Eden plan as little more than
a procedural move to see if, there
could be any measure of agree.
ment on anything at the confer.
ence.
These sources pointed out there
already is a sharp difference Of
opinion between the Wet Nam dele
cation and that of the Vietminh on
the whole approach to regroupinp
zones. This, they say, would throw
the proposed military talks into an
immediate deadlock.
Wet Nam officials said the zon.
ing plan outlined Tuesday by Wet.
mimi Deputy Premier Pham Van
Dong would lead inevitably to
permanent partition of Wet Nam.
Both France and Wet Nam are
firmly opposed to any form of
partition.
A Wet Nam spokesman said the
regrouping zones originally pro-
posed by Bidault envisaged isepar-
ate inconnected areas of Commu-
mist concentration in Wet Nam,
which would be too widely scat.
tered to lead to what amounted to
partition in fact.
Dong, however, proposed estab.
ishment Of a single contiguous
area Of Communist control,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
COHN TAKES WITNESS STAND
FOR HEARING QUIZ TODAY

induce the committee to inveSti.
gate the Navy and Air Force in
stead of the Army.
"That abominable charge
is a charge originated by Mr.. Car
>. I say / wish to cross-examine
him on that charge" WEIGH said.
Mccarthy said he had seen "dis
honest attempts by clever little
lawyers to smear and distort the
facts (but) / have never in my
life seen man do what Mr.. Welct
is doing now / have a new
name for hearings. If he is direct,
ing a case, they should be labelled
'smearings."
Frederick Van Pelt Bryan, Hen.
sells lawyer, claimed complete
vindication" for his client in the
subcommittee action.
But Mccarthy challenged that.
And in doing so Mccarthy took an.
other swipe at what he terms a
gag" order by President Eisen.
hover barring testimony concern.
ing what was said or done about
the case at meetings within the
administration.
"Since the President decided
that they couldn't talk, I just feel
we never will get at the facts in the
matter and never can get the
TRUTH" Mccarthy said, "ano Mr..
Hensel will be too busy to testify
under that directive"
Symington told his colleagues:
"To dismiss these charges at
this time and leave this man (Hen.
sel) as the No. legal man in
the defense department, where
everybody is looking for corruption
and problems, and leaving hanging
over him these charges, to me, is
just unbelievable. -
Bryan called this extraordinary
reasoning" that an accused Ameri-
can "has the burden Of proving
himself innocent"
Symington retorted that, if he
ever is accused Of wrongdoing and
is innocent, he hopes he will have
a lawyer who "agrees to give me a
chance to prove my innocence be-
fore the people"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Peace Conference Is Expected
To Decide On Cease-Fire Talks

GENEVA Up - The Indochin:
peace conference was expected t
act today on plan for high-leve
military talks to draw eease-fir4
lines ins that bloody Southeas,
Asia battle-ground.
The plan was submitted BY
Britain's Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden at Tuesdays secre,
session of the nine-party confer
ence. It was the subject of private
talks during yesterdays one-day
breather in negotiations.
An unidentified French general
was reported rushing here from
Indochina to represent French
Union forces if such talks are
authorized. He would sit down with
an opposite number in the Com.
munistIed .Vietminh regime.
The urgency Of the situation was
stressed once more as French
Foreign Minister Georges Bidault
returned. from Paris with orders to
break off discussions If the Geneva
conference fails to produce results
soon. y -
A spokesman for the French
Cabinet said Bidault had reported
the Geneva conference "should
take a decisive turn in, about 8 or
10 days"
These figures seemed to have
special significance when com.
pared with Eden's statement last
Monday that this week or the next
would be decisive. The two state
ments appeared to point to June
as the date when the fate of the
conference might become known.
The Eden pla: proposed that
representatives Of the two com,
mands in Indochi..a undertake as
their first task the problem Of
working out areas in Wet Nam
where troops would be assembled
after a cease-fire.
The conference, meanwhile,
would continue discussion on other
military matters, beginning with
arrangements for international SUI.
pervision Of the armistice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27
Divorce Suit Filed

Los ANGELES, @ : Actress
Irene Hervey has filed for a di-
yorce from singer Allan Jones.
The two were wed in 1896. She
said she separated from Jones last
May, Is because Of his mental
cruelty"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-27

Thofs really good edviee. fos
h routine eisenins Of wosk
bosin. shower. Tub and soIlss
bowl cIesox nos enIy removes
ssoins and dsedesizss. , else
disinsseis ;. provides . iyps
Of non-peisonous disinfsefion
recommended By hundtsds d
public hsolfh department..
See The clorox iobsl for The
meny weys ciorex- hslpsyss
project hsoith ios yos elecfs
Evening star., 1954-12-30
STATIONERY

Wefe
1000 Toy Smoking Men, includes
10 "moeie" eieors, imported
from Germany --' IS
800 PersonoIized SeoIing Wox
Sets, complete with z or 3
initiol seal and 4 sticks of
wox - IS
Boxed Writing Poper, fonous noke,
some soiied, and domooed so
boxes l2C
Street Floor, Washington,
StlDer Spring & PARKtngto1
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WoMEN's HOSIERY

1900 Poirs of wonen's super
sheer nylons. Broken colors .o0G z prs
and sizes in the group .--- l.95 LOT
lao Poirs Knee Length Cotton
Argyle Pottern Socks for
women and misses. Broken
sizes I.OU SSt
50 Poirs Mems, Womens Moe
osox with wool tops. Ieother
soIes. Broken coors and 2.95 q
sizes ---------------- 3e5 i.ot
Street Floor, Washington Only
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MISSES, sPoRTsWEAR

100 Poirs of white eons in cotton
denim with mult-coor stitch
ino Broken sizes 10 to To- 2oo 100
so Printed Cotton blouses in
dork-tone colors Short and
long seeved styles; broken
sizes II to l6---- 1899 1888
us Poirs Wool Bermuda shorts in
tweeds, pIoids, stripes and 49,
solids; IL to 8 in the group 7.99 z.ss
3rd H., Washington; Street FL Silper Spring;
End FL, PARKington
Evening star., 1954-12-30
DAYTIME coTToNs

40 Dresses by famous Beo Young,
in snort checked tissue oino-
ham. Broken sizes for misses 5.9'
100 Cotton Sun Dresses and Cul-
ottes In assorted prints.
Broken sizes for misses 3.9
3rd f., Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25
Four Senate Assistants
Will Discuss Elections

Four Senate, administrative as
sistants will discuss the fall cleo
lions at a meeting Of the Dis
trict Young Democratic Club at
9 pm. tomorrow in the Wash
ington Post and Times Herald
community auditorium.
The speakers are John Horn,
assistant to Senator Sparkman,
of Alabama; julius Edelstein
assistant to Senator Lehman. OF
New York; Harold Miller, as
sistant to Senator Kilgore, of
Tennessee, and Ken Burkhart,
assistant to Senator Clements, of
Kentucky. All are Democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25
Photo.

-Ptnkerton Photo.
WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Lester Redmond
rec ently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
at their home in Stanley, Va.
Mr.. Redmond Is former
Deputy Commissioner Of
Revenue for Page County.
They have seven children,
fifteen grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

These prices effective until close Of business
August 10, 1854, in Washing
tom, ID. C. Maryland: Bethesda, Silver
vile. Gaithersburg, Coral Hills, Hyattsville.
Brentwood, Chevy Chase, Col
mar Manor, wheaton, Mount Rainier, Col.
ere PAIR, BerWyn, Suitland, Marlboro,
|. surei, Indian Head. Capitol Heights, Lex
InEton Park, Annapolis. VIRGINIA: Alex.
andria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls Church,
Herndon. Vienna. Annandale. NO
SAIES TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce
prices subject to daily market change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
...cOsfinued
for a.
End Big Week

The many Bonus items listed here will
show you how you can save this week at
your nearby Safeway store. These and many
more displayed in our stores are priced to
pay you a Bonus in extra savings. Re-
member, silver or paper, your dollar buys
more at Safeway today, tomorrow and every
day when you do as thousands do. -. Be sure
ShOD Safeway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
APTs. EURNIsHED-MD

SILVER SPRTNG-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. din alcove. bath; utils. incl:
$3.50: no pets: couple. 10. 3-6ssa.
30
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. kit. bed.
rm; and bath. cool wooded area.
utils. incl, $3.50. JU. 5-2l5e.
TAKOMA PK.-c-bedrm. apt. newly
!. dec; mr.. transp.: reas. rent. Call
JU. $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK-2-bedrm. apt. kit.
dinette space. pvt bath. newly dec:
$3.50 mo. Lee. closets. 10. 5-7152.
GLENDALE bedrms. bath. liv.
rm.. kitchen and closed porch; pvt.
emit: heat and light incl: sos.
T Gin.E1.k, AEE Comb 5 I'm; OsazIm.
Avail. July 1st. I'm. 1908. MsS
RIvERDATE. MD. 5s15 Baltimore
atii:. s5o mo. Va. 2 an1s1 Ga'n so In'i'
3-RM. FURN. APT.-Bedrm.. Iiv. rm.,
kit, All utils: furn. 1905 Yale ave-.
COLLEGE Pk.. Nd. UN. 4-976S. -
SILVER SPRING AREA--New 2-bed.
r Dc 1--we Nv ~, units c,, only s.9sO plus
turing rear kitchen entrance, gar.
baee disposal. ~ cubic n. refKr.,
auto washing machine connection in
kitchen; close to grade schools, ex-
press bus downtown. Immediate nce
noon. HE. 4-7733 OF HE. ASSOC.
MT. RAJNIER-Furn. apt All ntils.
3 rms, pvt. hath, porch. Small child.
After $40. WA. 1-1263. II
EVANSVILLE. 5000 And ave
Nicely fmrn 2 bedrms.. Nv. rm., di:
nette, kitchen. bath and closed
porch. Immediate possession. SITS
DUNN n CO. WA. 7-nO4s. ---:BO
COOL. 0UUET spacious grounds
pleasant 2-bedrm. apt. newly dec;
baby accepted: bus at door. 20.
NR. s. 5. OR -bedrn.
1St-h. ant. pvt. entI., new knotty-
pine; shaded yard and all utils. $50
mo. III. a-6261. 30 =.
Nicely FURN. APT. 2 rms, ideal
for empl. couple; PVT. bath eau
IN S-94I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

OR Q MEN to share large. modern.
furn. apt. near Naylor Gardens with
/ other man until Nov. while family
in Europe; daily maid service. cook:
ing facil; ride 70 CS Sg1t L .ifcr II
GIRL TO SHARE Arm. apt. and bath
with 2 college girls. $105 per mo.
your share S35. $500 Georgia ave.
NV.
NV girl share mod. 3 bedrm
home: twin beds, TV with girls; S3S
mo. RA. 3-6S02. ewes and VIZ. ends.
GEORGETOwN-3 girls desire 4th
H tS iha imme sasG9ins No. ooO ssebSsS
TWO GIRLS To SHARE apt. with
one other girl. 2719 Nicholson st.
Hyatts.. Nd. WA. 7-51O2. 80
CONGENIAL GIRL to share 2-bedrm.
apt with refined girl. TV and good
legation. Call after z pm. Ho 2
S141. 80
GIRL TO SHARE attractive 1 bed
room Sc. apt. Call 10. 2-7O65,
ONE GIRL TO SHARE. attr.. airy. 2
bsd5m. apt With 3 other girls, ages
s YOUNG MEN neeu l more 10 snare
house in NV. All PRIVILEGES. RIA. D.
5672. after 6 pm. Il
GIRL TO SHARE with another girl,
mod. cow. -loc. apt, NV. sec. Call
Ii. $1,000. Ext. 64617; after $50
pm. CO. 5-23S2.
GIRL over % to share with another
girl, lge. 1-bedrm. apt: twin beds.
ample closet space. LU. 4-7626.
YOUNG WOMAN to share with an
other woman. lge. attr. -furn. apt.
Is Minis. to downtown; separate bed
rms. Ewes, after 6. co. STA,
Ext. 30l. II
Mr.. CONN. AVE.-Cool. attr. apt,
ideal for cong. young men; ride
to work; $40 mo. each or $50 one,
utils. incl. NO. 1897 after 5 pm
YOUNG LADY. to share with an
other. twin bedrm. apt; cow. NV.
loo. Ewes. and all day Sun, NO.
EMBASSY GIRL desires girl, $3.50
share Conn. ave. 1-bedrm. apt. twin
beds. furn. Reas. AID. 2-1749. -29
ONE GIRL to share modern 6-rm
apt with 3 other girls. $3I.26 mo.
Call 10. 3-6492 after 8 pm. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

.Sss 18th q: N:w ~ G! sy,eh TIN Em.'
stove; $40 wk. DE. 2-1676. -
1879 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Kit.. bed-liv.
rm., $50. Furn. or unfurn. =
DOWNTOWN-LGe. rm. and kit;
refsr.; reas. CAN Elk. 3-263O.
Nh. DUPONT CIRCLE-compl. furn.
incl. running water and refgr. 1912
21st st. NV. NE. e-5473. "A
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 2161 P st.
n.w.-Front, bright rm., sgle.; pvt.
entr.: everything incl. for conf.
living; linens, maid service, refer.
and kit. privil.: bus at door; $40
sss MASS. AVE. N.w-l21 North
Carolina ave. SIS and $40 wk.
Wei furnished. Kitchen. Ii. .3-9S32.
CONN. AVE, opp. Sheraton-Pk. Hotel
-Furn. -unfurD.: refgrs.: LIZ, LIS
bins; S36-S60 mo. CO. 5-2717. II
1916 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-S rms,
pvt bath: bsmt. for cple.: also lge-
front I'm. hskg.; 14th st. cars CO D.
ices M ST. N.w.-Double rms. $40
UP wkly. Also twin beds. refgr.. sink
gaS stove. EOS Mt. Vernon pl NV
ATR-coOLED srUOIO RM.-RsfEr..
grill. clock radio. Tv. atrfoam. 50.
SIS. 2147 = Of. NV. TX. S-o933.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$50. 95 5-pc. chrome dinettes SAG
$3.50 wrought iron sets ----$64 %
.Sl4g maple bedrm. suites Sl9
$40 % Hnllywoods, 80 in. now $50
Bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm. suites.
Everything at Discount Prices
FURN.-Sofa. chairs, rugs. bedroom
suite. will sacrifice; moving to Flor
ida. 55l4 Grove St. Oh. CHI. Nd
FGRN@Mahosany Chip. din. rm..
table and buffet Cheap. other misc.
furn, Call after. 8. no, 2-5393. i
and mod: entire household, TV 1913
MINI ave. Sc. Apt. ). LU. 1-57 55
FURN.-Liv. rm. and bedrm., Persian
rug; TV combination; diplomat leav'
FuRN.MWainut bedrm. suite. com.
plete, : pcs, $3.50; l6-in. window
fan S35: = upholstered chairs. $40
ca: | Lawson divan. SIS: . mahog
twin beds. complete. $50 ca; l up
right Gulbransen piano. excel. cond.
1897 Nebraska ave. NV. -29
GAS RANGE Magic Chef. inSulateS
oven excellent condition. S35. MRS
THOMAS. CO. 5-5941.
G besTg Su,s sc ss plastic as r. 81 q srn:
ad 10 sS1s NJ st NV -
GAS RANGE. Norge; good condition:
S45: all fibre rug. green. SO; col
fee table. mahos.. $40. crescent
GAS RANGES, new. used, tnstalla:
ton PEERLESS SALES CO 2237
Georgia ave; DE 2-5566;
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs
oil coal wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, 1O11 9TH NV. MA. S-S952
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel; deluxe,
brand new. Cost S259.55: sell Sl60
or best offer. WO. 6-5117.
GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
lge. assert; elec. motor repairs; 4Otn
yr. CARLY. zoos l4th. NO; f-o.24
HOSPITAL BED IKE new adJusta PIE
Lawn MOWER. ao-in. Toro. ridint
sulky: $3.50 cash, Phone 10 D.
313O after s m ~
LIVING ROOM SUITE. dinette. radio
phono., studio couch, misc. items
All in good cond. 10. 3-4202.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
ROOMS EURAlsHED-N.E.

kit. Il desired for ! lady. Bus past
door 80
BRENTWOOD-Beaut. ne. section.
cool. ? bed. sitting rms, lge. closets,
share the kit. and bath; all cows.
Ice. 0UIEf, COMFORTABLY furn
ave. ne. NO. 1854. so
WOODBRIDGE % large cool rooms,
lovely surroundings. DE. 2-Ss71.
BEAUTIFUL MASTER BEDRM. for
lady, pvt. home; kit. laundry privils
CAL ewes, 3422 So. Dakota. DE
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. fol
rent. for cple; privils will care fol
children II needed LII A-oQA2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

Washers. look ike neW. S3S: with
WASHER, Bendix; chests. table,
wardrobe, desk, Bullets, bed; DE
2-4030: 2Sl7 2sth 81. NV. ~
condition. SIS. Also portable 1roner
$s5. JE. 1899. so
WASHER, AS Frisidaire automatic;
also AT Westinghouse, 7-cu.-ft.
refgr.: both excel. cond. $3.50 OF
will sell separately. k1. S-4469.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
ROOMS euRN.-MD 8 VA.

CHILLUM-Newly furn. rm.. ada.
s cent hath oS SHs f6re $500 e
2433 N. QUANTICO ST.-N. Arl.,
Va. (via Key Bridge and Lee hwy.
turn right at Quantico to LIST house
on right Suite of large bedrm
twin bedS. bathrm.. and lar~e
closet space; exposures. il
End a.. Cape Cod home;
compl. pvt: rms, sundeck: cool,
immaculate. attrac. furn. 500 mo-,
SINGLE SLEEPING RIM. and pvt
bath. 540O Decatur St. Hyattsville.
Md Call WA. 7-0050.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

RING, black onyx. 5-stone cluster,
$3.50 Call NO. 1884 or Wo.
RUG. Am. oriental, 9x16. deep red
match. pad: good cond.: wrong d.
mansions for our new home. WO.
6-4127. 80
SINK. 4S-in., single drain. and lonI
under sink radiator. Almost new
OFFER. ST. 3-9448. 20
SNOWFALL MACHINE, electric used
sos. GAL Maine ave. S.W.. McCray
SOCKS-Australian colored wooden
ankle socks: several dozen pairs:
very reas. JU. 9-4931. Il
SOFA. 3-piece sectional, gray frieze
good condition: $55. Call TIE; g.
7748 -29
SOFA. wine leather, coil springs cush'
ions, excel. cond. suit. once re-
ception room. Sl35. Call MA. 6-37O7
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GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DAL AIN III ; p; :. 70 vk. SIS'
COLLIE PUPS. Axe reg: excellent
breed; od Sssutifully marked; males.
sXUjN ii.0 babies. dsodorized: make
wonderful pets for children. Will
eat anything. $40. N. 0-6446. 80
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Axe:
also boarding AL breed dogs. PARK
WooD KENNELS 6016 Branch ave.
PARAKEETs1YOuns birds. s2;5o;
nest Boxes S''J IL. 4.sS5s:. Gaze"
pure-bred. RIA. $500. 20
Isss K ft feOs n Sa .ter
pm. AID. 2-2931.
FOR SALE = REGISTERED pelmatia
pups. Whelped Oct. 9. 1853. Write
Or phone c. P. NELSON. Man sS.
WILL DELIVER to good home. sweet
broken. co. $3.50.
FRENCH POODLES (6l: 7 wks.. std.
blk. Axe. excel. pedigree. gentle:
very smart; very reas. Lo. 7-2235.
BOXER PUPPIES, female, registered.
Call 10. 6-7667, after 9 pm. Il
LABRADOR Retriever pups. easily
trained for hunting, gentle pets for
children. reas. TIE. 6-7673. "a
PARAKEETS. babies and breeders;
pairs of lovebirds. IL 18th st. Sc,
Ii. 3-9168. after pm. Il
WEIMARANER, z months, Axe reg
all shots: right age for hunting in
fall. Call JU. 9-4449. after $50.
FOR sALE-Thoroughbred boxer. 10
mos, fawn: playful disposition;
excel family nil pet; owner leaving city
PUPPiEs. half cocker, half beaele
9 e. wks: old; cute and healthy; rsa'
KTTiiENs. blue persians; wonderful
ers: reasonable. TIE. 6-8664. ::
BOXERS. 8 wks., wormed. cropped
shots; Axe req; male and female
s!S 5x.I. s! Ss:;; t.xn and briH Ss;
reas. ia. 6-3173 after 9 pm. 80
BOXER PUPPIES, Q Wks. old, faWn
with black masks and white mark
ings, Axe reg. MRS. ADAMS, 20
GREAT WHITE PYRENEEsE puppies
4 mos, Axe reg. Call 10. 6-1S99
| SOC
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, attic,

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS; attics.
recreation rooms, porches. A COM
plete service. Have it done right.
call WHITE. 10. 4-6577. 80
ADDITIONS, BRICKWORK and con-
crete work, done by eXper. mechanic:
reas. AID. 4-1l63. WILLIE BOYSE.
ADDITIONS, PORCHEs. screening
complete remodeling service: esti-
No money dn.. SO mos. to pay. SECO
SALES, jU. 5000. day or night.
ALL KINDS HOUSE REPAIR and re-
modelling sash cords and glass re-
placed. Ii. 3-l9O4. ewes. u
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR-F1re
places, walls. steps, all types OF
masonry. A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-iS94.
CABINET AND CARPENTER WORK
Cabinets. store fixtures. partitions
Of all wood. made. repaired. Reas.
LII. 3-14l5 any time. Il
CARPENTER. white mechanic. paint
Ing gao roof repair remodeiinS' apo'
CARPENTER-Dormers, porches., rec
rms. new and old work. anything
MR.. SMITH, ia. 4-050l. any time
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS: paint
ing and fence work; reasonable
JEFFREYS. Ii. 6-9740. =
CARPENTER. small jobs, house paint
ing. interior and exterior. roof
repaired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER Phone RIA 6-SSSS any
dav any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 70"
FENCE. chain link or wood: mate
rails only or installed; big savings.
LU. 10000. ia. S-0442 It'll 9 pm
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, retaining
walls: very reasonable. Free esti-
mates WE 5-4167. .
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MAIL BAG PICKUP and delivery
service from City Post ONCE.
Bonded. For info, call Ma. S-O973.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

n. ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath: above aver; utils. except
cleo; S95: adults. ia. 2-lS90. =
4 rms and bath: ash pond. 5 miles
west Of Fairfax ideal rural home
for couple. SIS mo. Herndon 63-%-I
ESQ ". GLEBE RID rms. kit ana
bath; $50; near Hecht's. ia. o-s9I I.
Ico1tinued IN Next PaRal
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FARM AND eARDEN

BLUEGRASS 0OD-Now 10 the time
to sod. You lay It and save. 1mmed.
delivery. Terms to suit. BLUEGRASS
SOD NURSERY, ~. 2.z9s0;
ESToD:oia mappT ,;,s- trees; e shrub;
4-O646. JE. 2-2s43. JE. .3-Os7e
FLAGSTONE PAT1OS. walks. retain.
ing walls cement and stonework,
ing seedins. ? NARCuccIo. 20
BUIEESSeozERs. for sradins. szcavat.
ing, Ian land el sar s. Free sss ancsSs
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, trimming;
TON. UN. 4-O0O3 anv time. 80
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. toppine.
;qrsery .o etc" g Up, ETss s'timrfse''
TOPSOIL SALE, z tons delivered 10
cally for SIS. Additional charge for
distant delivery. RE. $1,000; 80
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. trimming.
Free estimates, D. c.. Nd. eau Mh.
CLAYTON, UN. 4-O90S any time.
VIRGIN rOPsOlL. best quality end
quantity. BLUEGRASS soddinG. ELEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. yN'
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. blue
stone, excavating, hauling. grading.
MR.. HARDING, HE. 4-567S. 3
WANTED bluegrasS sod by the acre.
we do sodding and flne GTadtnE;
all work guar. 10. S-2164. =
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PA NV.
"a block on Conn. ave-, overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and Sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals.
Rates. $3.50 Wk. up. HO. 2-360o.