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Evening star., 1954-11-28
Salisbury Theater
Rented by TYdings
For Butler Debate
BY N. A.soeio,.d Pres,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81. - For
mer Senator Millard E. Tydings
announced tonight he had
rented a Salisbury theater for a
discussion" with Senator But
Ter, Republican, of Maryland
who defeated him in 1850.
Earlier this week Senator
Butler refused to accept a Tyd-
ings challenge to debate the
question Of possible subversion
in the. State Department, the
major issue in the election CAM
paign four years ago.
A Senate investigating COM
mittee said Butler forces had
used "back street" tactics in the
campaign.
Mr.. Tydings, who has been
mentioned as a possible candi-
date for the 1856 Democratic
nomination to his former seat,
had issued the earlier challenge
to Senator Butler, Senator Nc
Carthy, Republican, of Wiscon-
sin, who helped Senator Butler
campaign, or any one else who
belived Tydings committee had
failed to probe alleged disloyalty
in the State Department before
the 1850 election.
Senator Butler replied he
would discuss the matter only
If Mr.. Tydings opposed him in
the 1856 election.
Senator Mccarthy, who has
been hoSpitalized with an elbow
injury, could not be reached for
comment.
Tydings Ignores Pressman.
Mr.. Tydings ignored for. the
time being an acceptance from
Hyman A. Pressman, Baltimore
attorney whose hobby is criti-
cizing politicians.
1T would appear said Mr..
Tydings In a statement last
night, that Senator Buffers in
action puts him In the positiop
Of 'Whitewaslling' the very eEiA
ployes that he accused me ao8l
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entered the intersection. Motor.
ist A should:
/. Sound the horn.
2. Yield the right-of way.
8. Proceed ahead. since his car
Is to the right Of Motorist B.
and thus has the right of way.
Answer 2 Is correct. Section
46ta) Of the Traffic and Motor
Vehicle Regulations states:
The driver Of q vehicle ap-
Rpaching an intersection shall
kield the right-of-way 10 3 ve-
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Sofety Tolks
!. .. c. Schools Program
Listed by Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield. director
Of The Stars School Safety Prosrom,
will give his safety eholk tolks at the
following District schools this week:
Wednesday, Wv Mott Elementary,
9:l5 am. and l0:45 en-.
Thursdoy- Male Elementory. S:ls
e.N,. and l0:45 am.
Frl,py-Tokoms Elementary. s:l5
an. Nest Elsmentary. lo;4S a,m. &
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Spencer Calls Voice
In Congress Better
Than D. {. Home Rule

Representation in Congress Ii
more important to the District
than "home rule" Commissioner
Samuel Spencer declared last
night.
Speaking on Report to the
People" over ra dio station
WWDC, Mr.. Spencer said he
favors home rule in principal but
feels the proposal still must bs
perfected.
AS presently proposed. home
rule for the District would mean
establishment of an elected city
government, including a mayor,
city council and school board.
Proposals for national repre-
sentation would give the District
one or more voting members in
the House, and perhaps even in
1.-THE Senate-still leaving the
Congress to act ss city council
and state legislature for the
Capital City.
One objection to a home rule
government has been that it
would relieve Congress of annual
pressure to put up its agreed
upon share of the cost of run.
ming the District government.
Halls Court Decision.
Mr.. Spencer hailed the Su-
preme Court decision upholding
the constitutionality Of the Dis
trict Redevelopment Act. He
pointed out this means the Dis
trict's redevelopment projects in
Southwest Washington can 90
forward without serious legal
obstruction"
"This decision is a real land
mark in the programs now going
forward In many cities to elm
mate slums," he declared, adding
that he was gratified that the
court decision was unanimous.
In answer to questions on
other subjects, Mr.. Spencer said
he felt it was "very desirable"
for District Commissioners to be
in Office for the full three-year
terms for which civilian city
heads are appointed.
He pointed out that there was
q good deal for an incoming
Commissioner to learn, and that
he gained effectiveness as time
went on.
Gen. Prentiss Leaving.
It was brought out that the
last two engineer commissioners
have been in Office for less than
three years, but Mr.. Spencer
noted that former Engineer Com
missioner Gordon r. Young who
preceded them. was at the Dis
trict building for almost six
years.
The present engineer commits
sioner, Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prem.
tiss, is being replaced by Col.
Thomas A. Lane when Gen.
Prentiss leaves to command the
engineer center at Fort Belvoir
next month.
AS for himself, Mr.. Spencer re-
piled when asked wether he
would seek reappointment as
commissioner that when he took
the job. he left his law practice
with the understanding he would
return to it In three years and
that is still my general idea"
Evening star., 1954-11-28
extension Of Fairfax drive should
have a higher priority in high.
way planners schedules.
Alexandria YuIe Parade

Santa Claus made his entrance
into Alexandria yesterday in
true Colonial fashion, discarding
his sleigh and reindeers for a
fine old Coach and Four
Thousands saw the parade along
King street as merchants ON
e lily opened their Christmas
son.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Group Will Discuss
Rock Creek Pollution

The Interstate Commission on
the Potomac River Basin will
sponsor q meeting at 2:30 pm.
December 5. in the main admin
istration building of the Bethes-
da- Chevy Chase Senior High
School, 1901 East-West highway.
Chevy Chase.
The commission win discuss
the formation of a Rock Creek
Watershed Council to prevent
pollution from industrial waste.
silt. and other material from
reaching the creek.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Crowds Jam Stores
In Suburban and
-
Downtown Areas

Jingling cash registers mingled
with the shrill blasts Of police
mems whistles as throngs moved
into Washington's downtown
shopping area yesterday.
Workmen struggled with ad-
Nditional street decorations-big
candy cane poles with q lighted
Santa Claus face mounted at the
top-as the crowds ebbed and
flowed from stores to sidewalks.
In the suburban areas, shop
ping also was brisk and traffic
was heavy.
Many on Streets.
Alexandria. SILVER Spring and
Arlington said there were steady
streams Of traffic. with periodic
tie-ups. There were many people
on the streets, and the stores
were generally filled with those
looking over Christmas wares.
Groups OF package laden shop
pers rubber-necked in gaily dec-
GRATED store windows everywhere.
In Washington, the heaviest
pedestrian flow was observed on
F street NV. between Eleventh
and Fourteenth. Most intersec-
tions were manned by two po-
licemen who experienced some
difficulty.
Most downtown parking areas
were operating at peak or near
peak capacities.
Lighting Ceremony Set.
The $25,O0O curb decoration
Job which workmen were rush
Ing to complete. will be lighted
in a ceremony at Sis pm. Mon
day. District Commissioner Sam
uel Spencer will throw a switch
lighting the entire display.
Spokesman for the large down.
town department stores gener-
ally said business was good. One
store described its traffic as ''ter-
rifle" and said people were mill
ing all through the store.
Late in the afternoon, rain
slowed down the shoppers.
Meanwhile. the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association
announced an addition to earlier
lists Of special store hours that
will be observed during the pre-
Christmas shopping period.
The Hecht Co.'S suburban
stores. beginning Thursday, De-
cember 2. will be opened each
Thursday. Friday and Monday
from 10 am. to $50 pm. The
only exception will be Christmas
Eve. q Friday, when the stores
will close at 6 pm.
Hours i'm Suburban Stores.
In addition the suburban Hecht
stores will be open from 10 am.
to $50 pm, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 81 and %.
The Joseph De Young, Inc,
store in Arlington will observe
the same schedule as the Hecht
Co.'S suburban stores.
Sears, RoebucK q Co., will be
open Monday through Saturday
from 10 am. to 9 pm, each day
beginning Friday. December 8
and continuing through Thurs
day, December %.
The Queen Quality Boot Shop,
Inc. and Joseph De Young, Inc,
downtown stores. win be open
five consecutive Mondays from
$3.50 am. to 9 pm. beginning to-
morrow and ending December 20.
The stores will also be open four
consecutive Thursdays from $50
am. to 8 pm, beginning Decem-
ber 2 and ending December %.
In addition they will observe the
$50 am. to 8 pm. hours on De-
cember 81 and %.
Shenley's will be open from
0:3O am. to 8 pm, each week.
day beginning tomorrow and
ending December 20. In addi-
ton the store will observe q $3.50
am. to Q pm. shopping day on
Thursday, December %.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Foirfox Drive Study Set

The Arlington County Board
yesterday ordered q survey Of
rush hour traffic on heavily
travaled Wilson boulevard, Lee
higheAy and Washington boule-
yard ID determine whether thu.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Women Democrats Elect

The Women,s Democratic Club
Of Montgomery County viii meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday at Jesup Blair
Comb xEunity House, silver Spring,
Mdta6E the election Of ofacers. 1
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Montgomery Optimistic

Montgomery County's Demo-
cratic delegation to Annapolis
is reported optimistic about
chances Of putting through its
legislative program. especially
measures revamping the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
The delegation. expected to
name Blair Lee III, as its chair
man, feels optimism is war
ranted by the fact that Mont
gomery and Prince Georges to-
gether are sending II Democrats
to the House and two to the
Senate.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Protests Fail to Block
Arlington Rezoning

The Arlington County Board
yesterday granted apartment
rezoning for two lots in the
1900 block Of North Culpepper
street adjacent to the Halls Hill
section despite a protest petition
signed by some 800 residents of
the area.
The action, opposed by Board
Member Wesley w. Cooper. was
taken against the recommenda :
ton Of the Zoning and Land
Use Committee.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Another in q series Of joys for logging
memories Regarding District traffic
laws.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Do You Really Drive Well?

Motorist A. arrives at an un-
controlled intersection to find
that Motorist B, travelling on
the other street. has already
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Three kids are TERED on a
rocking horse that rocks. A
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO. Chase. Baker. mahogany- nm
Bashford lane. Alex, oV 3-654I.
PIANO, chickering grand; 5'3"; beaut.
mahog., custom made; excel. buy,
$675. XII. S-l313.
rlPE. gslv.. black. copper, cast iron.
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS, INC.
lL49 Lee hwy. IA, $500.
RANGE, gas, 4O-inch, 5-6urner, used
very little. just like new. LU. A.
REsFiRsiiGgRAToRs, sisi 200. gas: In excel.
condition; { and 8 ep. It, II YOU
need an extra refgr. at home or ct
your summer cottage. these are .
BARGAIN, They are now being re.
N %oysG sls.n from unit: sDti phon. sS &c g. IsDsssd
REFRIGERATORS, gas and electric;
SIS each: must sell; win deliver,
REiFRiiGERasToR. Philco "a. with
freezer across top. space-saving door
shsIyss; sl5S JE Sois.po8 tl1s7 .xce.n,
eondition sss as sssSs ate1
REF { l1hlRnGiERAIoks. 1hlRnGiERAI $685. to sss. s.as:
washers, S9.95 to S29.95; gas
ranges, S14.95 to S24.95. DUNN
MARK, 4l30 Ca. ave, TU. 2-4S31.
80
REFRIGERATORs. elec., gas. recond.
from S29.5O. PEERLESS SALES CO.,
2237 Ca. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS. used. rent or buy
SIS per mo Full guarantee. DOWD'S,
441S Conn. ave. EN- 2-7300.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma.
chines-Used, rebuilt. painted. S25
up; some guar. year. FREDER-
iCK'S, INC. 1908 l4th st, NV II
Evening star., 1954-11-30
SlTUATloNs-DoMESTlc

ch a sssEss ss4s e aass se%sse vests ys ESgk oas
WISH -iySfi Is PLACE my excellent coll
ored maid in a good home. She
Is splendid cook. meticulous
cleaner and serves we'll. When !
was very Ill she took. care of me
gay Says.t and IN nisht; hts She 9 is thoreushly
cheerful disposition. Illness IS
forcing me to give up my home
but ! do not wish to do SO until
expected. S35 wk. Please call
AnTaNR M01RE CO; S5 5-s9ls; !s;;,curp. 80
M9IMEs and AND Sdot,ng DAuGMTER Gbila ,vs want =
Call RA. 6-654I till s pm.
WISH TO PLACE my excellent maid.
55;day egs week, part-time housework.
WOMAN. white; will care for semi
invalid or elderly person. do cooking
, and I;h.w.. city; La. 6-9241. 81"
exper.; references. Ii. 7-16S4.
COL0RED GIRL. fountain work ex-
ceatlSRSs CIV: reiiable, esper.; sp
SS S1day g,kSe Wk;; night or day; sood ref.
GIRL desires Job in her
ieea nSmei nE EEeegi5S& &4a children by day $oa NV
GIRL desires to care re for
child, 8 days wk., live in. AID.
CoLORED GIRL, fountain work, ex-
per: TU. 2-5S16. Sat. Sun. l.
COL L0RED LADY, refined, neat, re-
liable, lh good plain cook and cleaner;
per. TU. 2-5SI6, sat. SUN. Il
WOMAN. good laundress
Evening star., 1954-11-30

Argus, c3. all attachments /;
new. $50. Phone OIL. 4-0576,
CAMERA AND LENS BARGAIN
Canon f:1.9 Serenar (coated). $l35;
f:3.5 35 nm. wide angle, $50;
- 1876 nm. telephoto, $50,
Slenses a. Leica); also Weston
all excel. cond. for $3.50 or best
cftsr. Ewes; OIL. .2-6126. ,-5
CARD TABLEE40-in. round. with
Cost $685. sell ssn ss5o RA i0si44f1as S4fis
CASH REGISTERS. used and new,
$50 and up; Christmas rentals: re-
pairs, all makes. 2019 14th st. NV,
AD: ".4400: CASH REGISTER
CHINCHlLLAS. 3 males, 5 females,
registered and / pedigree, 500
each. Phone DU. 1865 evenings.
CLOTHING - Two oyercoats, heavy,
double breasted, size 40; price. 81
rs eaSn; Gni,,SG ~. s-aSa5t; t ,o.., .u....,s
shirts, miscellaneous; 1916. NO.
CLoTHING. fall and winter. sizes
0. to. 1S. MAGNIFICENT collection Of
clothing, formerly worn by local
radio. television stars and social
celebrities. Constant public appear
ances REQUIRE change OF wardrobe.
Just received another, tremendous
refill into stocks. Daytime dresses.
suits, evening clothes. winter coats'
I-5 pm; Mon Tues, Weds. ewes
6-A. D m Call co h-1753 Il
Evening star., 1954-11-30
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

WILSON H0usEsIExceI rms; sglss..
PVT. bath. $40. Daily. So. AID. q
1l4c P ST. NV. 9Th. church.lr'-
maid mai .ss sssy; 81 VI; No; 7-sses;, %
single rms; new furniture; maid
service. SS wk. I'D. HO. 2-96S9.
1883 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen,
sgle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut.
furn:; modern baths. NO. 7-e669.
DOWNTOWN-Clean. extra spac
dbles.: Bendix, TV privils.: 81 per
person. $l1 IS sgle. Ho. 2-5321.
VIVIAN HOTEL, 1928 @ st. NV, 2
blks. from White House-Conv
Govt. bldgs; and shopping. Calls
MUSICAL NSTirUf1iE,
1880 18th st. n.w.-Beautiful single
rooms, with piano practice privils.
For employed ladies, $22- $50.
ROOMS FOR RENT Quiet home;
cooking privileges: conv. transp. NO
FOE ExECuTIyEs-stately mansion.
connecting mod. bath: roof garden:
maid services. parking: breakfast
AVE. AND FEssENDEN
bath. for gentleman. EN-. 3-966s.
UPTOWN, 1925 Park I'd. NV: large,
clean yrn adj hath con
Evening star., 1954-11-30
SITUATioNS-WoMEN

ASST TO EDITOR on news bureau;
part time; fully qualified. Call HO.
2,3Sa3 OF Box 499-C. Star. %
CLERK (woman) desires office work;
gen. VIC. Wheaton Mills, Nd, or Sil.
Spg. 10. S-66S3,
NURSE GOVERNESS. experienced,
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp. refs. ia. 2-7597.
NURSE, white, reliable and eficient;
Gay or night duty; live in or out.
HU. 3-S693.
SECRETARY wishes part-time work.
Mon, Wed. and Thurs. ewes. and
Sats. II. 3-1967, 8 to 9:3O pm.
STENOGRAPHER, excellent English
college graduate: shorthand, 95-IOG
rate; Scientific tpatentS; literary erar
experiences; expert German, some
French. Spanish; S55. AID. 4-S464.
STENOGRAPHER wants temporary
work: fast and accurate shorthand
and typing. ia. 7-6921. %
Evening star., 1954-11-30

HOTEL HAWTHORNE
2134 @ ST. NV.
ideal, bright. outside, single rooms,
nicely furnished, SO, $1,000 and
SIZES weekly. Double rooms. Si4
and I'D weekly.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
WIRE COLLECT
B OPENINGS WHITE
r VI WTTY.YANfG
=. ,,y,e,,,En,I " MMLIAMS

GO WESTERN UNIUN
II you are now or have been engaged
in direct sales and would like
promotion and better opportunity
for steady future with higher
earnings In Q nationally advertised
ing. No investment. Experience
In teaching, plastics, cosmetics.
brushes, silver. china, may be
helpful, but not necessary. High
above-average income for aggressive
women with leadership ability. I'm.
mediate advancement to. those who
qualify. Telephone and use Of car
needed. Give brief qualifications
experience, address and phone no
Local personal interview arranged
Immediately. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. 1-man. sig per day;
Toofs 9sas ) EsulRs Rsr CO. s.! 10, 51sssi. sssssBAL
PIANOS FOE RENT-Spinets and
consoles. So monthly and up plus
hauling. Also bargains IN used
pianos. PIANO MART. 1015 7th
st. NV. Open Mon. and Thurs. eyes.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur-
chase rental plan. JORDAN'S. cor
ner 13th and q SITS. (Phone ST.
3-9400l, and 1892 Georgia ave. !,
silver Spring fPhone JU. 6-1IO5).
Silver Spring store open every
Monday and Thursday ewes. ID
Evening star., 1954-11-30

WINDOW CLEANING, FLOOR WAX
ING, floor sanding and painting
Call AID. 2-3660, 80
Al GENERAL CONTRADICTORY.
store. remodel old houses. brick
work, cement walks, driveways, ETC.,
carpentry. new building DI 7-3762
Evening star., 1954-11-30
SiTUATIoNS---lMEN

Se1 VA VAbtVNS-MeN
started. caught up. Kept part time: time:
loe. refs: prompt. reas JU N-54Us
BOOkkEEPER, payroll cost account
ing, time keeping. conscientious,
dependable. JU. S-1S75 after 5.
CoNST. ENGR., 10 yrs. exper. in
quantity take-offs and const man
agement. Local ref. JE. 3-2973. 3Os
FAINTER. inside and outside paint
ing. reas. prices. free estimates work
guaranteed. WADE. EX. 3-9633.
RESTAURANT MAN, white. s5S.0 So
per, married; eXper. counter, grill
md cook. beer. Ii. 3-2554, 2s
TRUCK DRIVER or helper. light or
heavy duty, Phone DI. 7.7O35.
MAN, with a-ton truck, desires odd
5o2s es7 cleaning spainting. etc. HO.
MAN. colored, wants Job as janitor;
experienced. NO. 1880 after S
pm.
MEN AvAiLABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Light Center. ME. S-4532
Evening star., 1954-11-30

COLO hd %. NV Gns p-'pbS
WASHERS, wringer types. late mod
slsi fass, looks like new $685. ST: IT. D.
WASHER. WESTINGHOUSE automatic,
immediate sacrifice, perfect condi-
tion, will demonstrate. 3411 10th
st. me-, LA. 6-Sll4.
WASHERS, all makes. types; $S.95
up; most guaranteed; repairs and
st. NV, IA. $4,000. --6
Washers and dryers, new" In
crates. II you have cash and wan;
to save money call HU. $4,000.
MACHINES, Sl5 and mp;
semiauto. and auto: $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO.,
40 H ST.. me-, NE. S-0568.
WASHING MACHINE, vacuum, stroll
Ter. LU. I-56H5. II
WRIST WATCH-Ladies' Hamilton
surrounded by IA diamonds; perfect;
cost $3.50. sell for S175. RINGS,
large moonstone in platinum ring
surrounded by diamonds; beauti-
full: $3.50. Also, narquise dinner
ring set with 4 diamonds, $50.
Phone OIL. 4-057B. Bethesda.
CUBAN ALLIGATOR
BAGS. with short or shoulder
straps. $12.50, Federal tax In.
Guided: also wallets and belts. SAM
ORBACH, Jeweler. Ala Buchanan
st. NV, ia. 9-4354
Evening star., 1954-11-30

MASONRY PAINT, sta-dri; for
ID. bags. $500 each. limited guam
tity,- -JE. 4-1701, days only. -
MOTORS, $500 for h, M, Y h.p.
Heavy-duty motors also. asia M
Mo;r5REs; Is; 6E; Ek EEkxcHaNsaaiEp aHHSisai while YOU
Westghse., Deico. all other makes,
hold and com. equip. Do it yourself
and save on our low prices. 1-year
guarantee: free parking. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
OFFICE FURN. - Handsome walnut
executive desk, cost over $500 new.
tables, lamps. S52 washington
Rlds.ss 18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
oEFicE ri EEL IdGrP-pesks, chairs. al tiIes,
E5tsbs or hs oss aSS mefRnfs csGfE rETGws
ERS. 54I 18th st, NV, .DI. 7.7372.
excellent condition, $1,000 cash.
Phone Ex. 3-3397 between $50 and
oRGy Ans N y Hammond Chord organ.
Music co, Di. 7-S464. --6
PH0NOGRAPH RECORDS - sale OF
1000 1S-r.p.m. albums, classical and
VALLEY ELECTRIC SHOP. 4s0E
Mass: ave. EN-. 3-1S75::
PHOTO COPY EQUIPMENT---Rem-
to ' il in. By ss in; dry rhoto copy
process. copies anything; 2 years
old will sacrifice; $3.50. Cali be-
tween Mon. and Fri. ME. S-4222.
PIANO. stieff mahos. baby grand.
with match. bench; perfect ,condi-
tion. Sacrifice, $975. EN-. 2-2S67.
completely factory rebuilt; sold with
easy terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
PixSoseNsv., lo.in. console, direct
ssction. mahoeany case; reduced e, to
PiaNos-Fs@ous FAM nj make e'V; ;srands at
deep cut prices. Knabe. Steinway,
fully guar; KITS. 1880 q St. NV.
PfANos@xrna ian aii sale on large seiec.
=. on nod Of spIstSs S. and a consoles shS,ss cS,.
to make real bargains: from $3.50.
long easy terms: MUSIC SALES
PIANOS FoR iso REST1only SIS down,
50 mo. (no hauling chargep puts q
on asw our sDaas asous DifnS fGas 3ss
plan. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
PiANo:T wurlitzer spinet; excel. tone
quality, tine cond. Outstanding value;
$3a5; KITS, 1880 O st. NV. RE.
rfAEo5:s steinway grand, model /,
cond; reas. "a. a-35i3;
PHSo hos sSssS 0aeg 81. srsnsss sssoa aark sTi5 ns5
pssRinlsorsS. pKsssRHinlgsorsS dr., Chevy Chase; Nd Nd
sfsnd. sss m sF Teeo9aa'sstSpsd sasSS JRba ssbslaaSay
Corner lsth and d SIS. nv. %
PIANOS---Used uprights, S45 and up,
Also values In used spinets and
consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO
above the library). Open Mon.
rfaSosMBrand faS snaIsi ssfsi new standard NAL make,
full keyboard spinets only $3.50.
Mahogany finish, 10-year guaran-
tee. Also many values in used
iPTfANo MART. ioI5 7fh se. NV. NV.
tiust above the library. Open
Mon % snd Thurs. ewes. "a
OF slightly used and floor sample
spinets and consoles that we are
offering at reductions. Easy terms.
JoRDANs. corner 18th and @
sts. NV. tST. 3-94O0) and 1882
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Down
town store epsn Monday and Thurs
Evening star., 1954-11-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, attics converted to hed !.
rooms or snsrtments. dcrrsrs.
norches. recreation Sooms. Eitchens
Bathrooms ana heatine svstems mnT,,
ernized: carnentrv ana nsintine Nc
down payment, ali work suaranteed ~
CAN day or nieht. TIL 2.s6TS TAI.
STATE HOME iMPROvEsSENT IN.
CjTNEERTN(S rO
A6niTTNNS SpXRCurs ,.,o,.;..
Kitchens n,odsrni1"d rsc rr.s sV1sIss' ,
niete remndsiinr service. ESi; ssi;,s Sons sotas
free free; all york fully guar.; no money
chanics, SECO SALES. JU. S-301 o.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
HELP--DokAESTlc

COOK-G.H.W.. NV, of Sun. and
Thurs, exper.. ref: paid 2-Wk. vac.
pvt. rm. and bath. KE. 7-0O08. Il
G.H.W., colored, live in: experienced;
fond Of children: h-day Thurs,
every other Sun. of. Lo. 4-71SO.
G.H.W.-COOK, live in. local ref
erences. good with children, Thurs
and Sunday of. JU. S-S641.
HOUSEKEEPER.- white. g.h.w. and
care Of 5:yr.-old boy; live in: SIS,
LIVE IN MAiD-5h days $40 week
Young family, 3 school-age children
Cleaning, light laundry, some cook
ing. Must have held recent Job l
year. RA. .6-5439
WOMAN. .g.h.w. cook. liye-in; must
nave references. Call Lo. 5-4S39
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. white, to
take, care of q small home and in
valid wife. live in, small salary. ia
FoUR Ci;oRNERs-G.h.w. s days so .
$40 pm. $15 and transp. Refs. JU.
SILVER LIVER SPRING AREA-oeneral
ss9fysewSsk; days, l:39 to 8 PM
COLOREn Girl, CIV.
assist cooking: recent local refs,
live IN; pvt. room: Thurs. and sun.
of S25. JU. 5-3l57 i
? COLORED GIRLS to live in maids
quarters; general housework. cook
ing. and care Of 2 children, ages 3
and d. lin SCHOOL,. Alternate week.
ends and Thursdays off. Location
Bradley blvd. area. Call OIL. 2-S9S1
after d pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIyINS e'le1 6ee TO l. q A fnd a.fs San FFsn. psa
sengers NO. 7-577s. SO:
Los ANGELES-Dec. or Z. "a
Cadillac. Take 2 or 3. Call week.
days. JU, 9-20l3. II
Evening star., 1954-11-30
KENT CLEANERS
BANKRUPT SALE

SO, 600 pes. Of wearing apparel
Suits. dresses, overcoats. mems
wear. women's wear. laundry. fur
coats, etc. Men suits, $3.50: mems
oyercoats. S7.50; shirts, Soc to 81;
Women's coats. $5. AL must go
by Wednesday. Open 5 am. to 8
pm. Open al day Sunday. Drive