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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

Mrs. stella Yohman has
Joined that select fraternity Of
persons who have felt an en-
tirely different mode Of life IS
aresult Of heart surgery.
Mrs. Yohman, 81. . housewife.
Il 1909 Staples street NE. re-
emily underwent surgery ct
George Washington University
Hospital which removed .
hlock-present since bfrth-in
tie aorta, the main passageway
Of blood from her heart. In her
case. the aorta had become
punched, cutting on the main
supply Of blood 10 her legs and
building up pressure In her
heart.
An attractive, part-tirne model.
Mrs. Yohnan. wife Of Q bus
driver, feels o medical student
who came to her door in July
IS the doctor" who actually can
be credited with giving her menu
bership in the group Of persons
who have undergone the opera
ton to correct 'coarctation Of
the aorta.n
The student, James Farha, q
Junior at the CIV Medical
School. was on Q routine mission
for the Health Department when
he stopped at the home Of Mrs.
Y0hman. He was taking samples
Of blood from residents to enable
the Health Department to get
some picture Of the incidence OF
various diseases like diabetes
IN the community.
Form Fitting Belt
Mrs. Yohman In July had Just
about reached the point Of los
ing al hope, she said. To stand
for long periods Of time she
needed to wear q form fitting
belt which somehow reduced
much Of the pain associated with
her trouble as wen as the fire.
quency Of "blaCk outs
Mrs. YOhmAn. she related to-
day, had undergone q series Of
nerve operations In New York In
1941 aimed at correcting her
high blood pressure. The opera
tons failed to alleviate her suf-
fering when doctors overlooked
the pinched portion Of the blood
vessel. the actual cause Of the
high blood pressure.
Her condition had grown
steadily worse. reducing her to
an invalid when the medical
student came by and talked her.
into seeing doctors at the George.
Washington University Hospital,
She decided 10 give it another
try.
Was Stan Patient
A physician at the hospital
said today Mrs. Yohman's coarc-I
tation was probably missed due
to the absence Of signs which
almost always accompany similar
eoarctations Of the aorta.
NRxs vay,vSa = =, ,-,n, H.<..1,A : Y,,.s.s
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and maintaining the highest
possible level Of public accept
ance Of police trafIic Law en-
lforcement activity" the commit
|tee said h 3 report TO the con-
|yention, "the tactic defined as
concealed may be employed
when Violators cannot be de-
TERED BY conspicuous or visible
activity"
Tactics Defined
Concealed" tactics were de-
fined as the use Of . stationary
post not visible. Ito drivers
using ordinary powers Of obser-
vation. from the roadway being
observed"
The report deiined Mconspic-
uouss tactics as .snighest atten-I
ton getting activity mainly for
Evening star., 1955-09-25

the champion Of the next con-
ference, district, or even state.
But most high-school athletes.
in spite Of size and appearance.
are still immature boys. For
such youngsters seven to eight
football games is enough.
8. Does your school keep with
in ifs Ows competitive class?
Occasionally a small school
will be blessed with exceptional
material and can defeat much
larger institutions. But attempts
to be a giant killer" spell dan
ger for the players.
With many more players to
Continued on page 10
Evening star., 1955-09-25

as essential as q referee. Par
ents should have the assurance
that skilled care is promptly
available when a boy is hurt.
And only a physician should
decide an injured players fit
ness TO continue play.
,. Hspevnis from Q pkysicias
required before a. athlete, 0Hf
Of play because Of illness or
isjsEy, eaR rejois fhe sgsad?
A boy should be fully recov-
cred before subjecting his body
a. A. A~v~A~As ~F
Evening star., 1955-09-25
Injuries are more


likely early in the season before
players have reached peak con-
dition. Athletes tire sooner
then and so are more vulnera-
ble in grueling play. Some state
high-school athletic associa-
tions now require a minimum
number Of practice sessions
before the first game is played.
s. Does the coach iRsiss that
players warm up fully prior 10
games, AZ half time, and be-
fore ssbsfifEsioH?
By far the greatest proper
tion Of injuries occur during
the first few minutes Of play.
Like an airplane, the body
Evening star., 1955-09-25
TO GET HURT?

needs to be "revved up" for
severe activity. But the inex-
perienced athlete may fail to
warm up adequately for fear
Of firing himself out.
6. Is fhe bess 0bfsiRabie eqsip-
Hsess supplied and fined prop
eriy 10 players?
Just-as-good items at bar
sain-basement prices have no
place in contact sports. Poorly
fitting ''hand-me-down" gear
may be even more dangerous.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

to the demands OF
strenuous sports.
A careful examin-
alton by his doctor
is the safest way to
find out if he is
ready to resume
participation.
4 Are players
conditioned thor
oaek!r eW0sgk
acynrs far jis5f
game or heavy
scriMsnssee?
Iss
Evening star., 1955-09-25
>a, "a NEW
@'e 69t
- SIZE

Now you con Try SPRAY NET for
only 69tl Perfect for purse.
trovel. or boshroom ecbinef.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Teachers Pay Rises

NEW YORK, June 4 R.-
New York City's 10000 public
school teachers will get q $500
pay increase for the next aca-
demic year and an additional
$3.50 in 1867. Mayor Robert
F. Wagner announced the pay
boost yesterday, saying it will
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Isroel Sets Uranium
Under H.. S. Leuse
- the Associated Pres,

The United States has agreed
to lease about - pounds Of en-
|riched uranium to Israel as part
Of an agreement 10 help it de-
veiop atomic energy for peaceful
purposes.
In line with President Eisen-
hower's Atoms for Peace" pro-
gram, the United States plans to
provide Israel with information
on design. construction and
Operation Of atomic research re-
actors. The lease arrangement
was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Even II you are an angel,
don't grow wingsl Shoulder
blades which protrude wings
win not help you nv where YOU
want to 60. wings are just
one Of the detrimental results
when you are round-shoul-
dered.
The most exquisite clothes
lose their style and grace when
worn by d woman with round
shoulders.
Round shoulders spoil the
silhouette and are harmful to
health. This condition crowds
the lungs and heart and places
q strain On the entire physique.
Round shoulders also can ruin
an otherwise attractive bust
line. Even II you have an ade-
quate bust. II It rests on your
ribs, It practically disappears
from view.
II you have allowed yourself
to slump and wish to correct
resulting defects you must do
two things. In the first place
you must take special exercises.
You must also remind yourself
Of posture many times each
day It IS impossible TO cor
Evening star., 1955-11-16

We met 23-year-old Kay
Cantonwil1e who made all OF
Gorgeous Georges ring robes.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
WHY GROW OLD?
Corrective Exercises
For Round Should ders

rect this condition with exer~
else II you allow yourself 10
continue to slump al day long.
You must really want to do
something about 1t enough "a.
remember It over and over
again In daily life.
n you can sleep without .
pillow this Is also Q good idea.
The following exercise IS cor
rective to round shoulders.
Lie on the fioor on your
back, legs straight. arms be-
hind head with elbows fairly
straight. Wrists should rest
on 4 thick book. While Ia
this position lift the shoulders
from the fioor. Hold for a
few moments. Return slaoul-
ders To the floor.
Another: stand tai. Raise
your arms forward. shoulder
height and shoulder width
apart. Swing the arms down
and hack. pulling back hard.
as II there were some resist
ance. Hold for u few mo.
Enents.. Return to starting
position and continue, This
exercise stretches the short
ened chest muscles and
strengthens the back muscles.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

checks seen not on cotton but
on figure controlling lastex.
Even calico and Highland
plaids take TO lastex for a new
look.
The cotton swimsuit today
that really fits with its elasti-
cized ,shirfing may be the
r-haired girl Of the beach.
Previously. as Rose Marie Reid
pointed out. 1t was q matter
of print and pattern rather
than fashion and fit. So no
matter IN which direction your
weight Is distributed you're
going to ind what one FASH
ion commentator described as
Mississippi mini. - cotton -
being worn from coast to
coast In every color, pattern.
print and design conceivable.
Top three coIors on the color
wheel for swimwear we think
win wind up being yellow. q
rosy red and turquoise. White
accenting on many also q
trend.
Fascinating Fun
We met 23-year-old Kay
CantOnwine who made all OF
Gorgeous Georges ring robes.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
By ELENI

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf,
Nov. I6.Sornewhat uninten-
tionally we think California
designers Of swimwear are out
to create b land Of make be-
lieve on the beach.
Fred Cole tops many Of the
high in front, low : In back
strapped knit suits with q
multi-dark striped kaftan coat
with East-inspired side slits.
Another suit, he calls the
sphinx. He initiates the
rharaoh's collar and apron
skirt In swimmable lastex. In
another version complete with
jewels and spangles and such
that take TO water-you can't
miss. This suit sells for about
$65 and six 3 week are sold at
the Palm springs resort. Wait
till Florida gets wind Of this
particular design.
Co-ofdinated Fashions
Since coordination is prov-
ing such q good thing in
wardrobes. the same Is now be-
Ing applied to beach fash-
ions. Many's the swimsuit
that win have q match-
ing print bath towel like
Catalina's carnation printed
soaker-upper to match. or
maybe the fine hand Of Italian
designers Ike Simonetta Is to
be seen In the scoop shapes
entirely covered with daisies
that tell another part OF Coles
fashion story for the new swim
season.
Mr.. Cole the world traveller
also had q separate group
Of swimwear designed for him
BY Dior which was not unveiled
for the press.
Several recurrent fashion
ideas come through III nearly
all the swimwear collections
we've seen including Rose
Marie Reid, Caltex. Catalina,
Cole OF California. De Weese,
Maurice Handler who does
junior sWin1wear, and Can't
net.
AL have some version Of the
two way stretch swimsuit.
either Ia elasticized cotton or
n Gantner'S case. water knits.
These they cali e'extendibles"
and the sure fit Is bound to
please al shapes and sizes Of
women.
Another repeat performance
Is the swiiisuit with the short
leg topped with an abhrevi-
Evening star., 1955-11-16

She's now directing California
accessories whose unusual has
kets with amusing trims are
creating q bit Of q sensation
this week. One pink straw tre-
mendous sun hat is edged with
pink maribou with . little straw
bag also trimmed with the
boudoir froth. Al hat trimmed
with felt footprints. mink tails.
elephants, Lions. and sequins
she titled "skokiaan" IN honor
Of the fashionable African sa-s
faris everyone Is taking.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Edst Inspires
New SWi1nWeur

ated skirt. It looks like q COM
promise fashion Of little boys
shorts plus q tunic.
Top interest Is the major
swimwear trend. De Weese
moves the eye upward in q
series Of design tricks she calls
her son the cuff" fan treat
ment. Maurice Handler does q
double bra treatment. All this
upward and higher bustline
movement Is to give more COW
erage at top.
Just as formal evening
fashions have moved away
from straplessness 50 has
swimwear. All collections point
up the fact that straps are
meant to be mere than just.
anchoring ideas. They have
now become i1tegrA design
areas carrying out the sWim-
suits engineering policy. Old
time tank tops would look out
Of place now but that's where
we think the inspiration for q
lot Of the new strap arrange
nieits and the caInisole tops
have come from.
"A ladylike look Is seen
throughout sWimwear that has
embroidered motifs on It.
The full -hipped figures are.
going to like the "tutu,' skirt.
Little swim dresses with tiny
rufiied skirtIets like those of
Gantner III Wrinkle-shed cot
ton tn aqua. pink. lavender. all
testify to the feminine quality
so many swimsuits possess for
around -the-pooi lolling.
Many o swimsuit has q
sweater look 10 IL inspired by
tennis fashions. Check on
many 4 design with d de-
tachable trim or d neckiine
that converts to halter or
strapless sumner with ease.
Milo Anderson. former screen
designer now with Catalina,
used q Bayarian baby's chris
tening robe to help him work
out an embroidered cotton
satin sheath suit with 4 short
beach coat for the costume
look" that's 4 hit out here.
Cotton Clicks
The wonderful world Of
fashion also has gone Gypsy
with its carnival striped woven
lastex maillOts, Far Eastern
with Its paisley printed lastex
suits with draped hipiines and
It's tunic impressions. and
Italian with its tablecloth
Evening star., 1955-11-16
FRIDAY

GARTENHAUs win present
Career Girl furs geared TO
keeping them warm during the
winter: s pm, Patricia Ste
vens School auditorium. Also
q guest speaker win discuss
newspaper advertising.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Mount Vernon Church
TO Hold Bazaar

The Mount Vernon Method.
ist Church win have its Christ
mas bazaar on Saturday from
o to S. Sponsoring the event
Is the Woman's Society Of
Christian Service.
Featured viii be handmade
items. baked goods. house
plants, white elephants"
Christmas cards and wrap
pings and silhouette cutting.
There viii be movies for the
children.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
IT'S A DATE
THURSDAY

COCKTAILS AND EVE
MING HATS viii star in .
shining Hour" showing Of
custom designed millinery by
Claire. plus jewelry from the
Liberty shop. and coitiures by
Heads Of r Street. Nicky
witty win do the commentary
for the fashion show at 8 pm.
ct the D. c. Hebrew Academy
given BY the Aides to AL
Charities,
Evening star., 1955-11-16
MucMillun-Verzi

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G.
Macmillan Of Chevy Chase
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Helen Jean-
nette to Mr.. Paul N. Verzi.
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Verb
Of West Orange. N J. A JAM
uary wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
ENGAGED
Wiener-Snyder

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley A.
Wiener announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Ruth
Anne to Mr.. Stanley Paul
Snyder. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David z. Snyder. A May we'd
ding Is MANNED
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MIscEL EoR GALE icaat.l

FURNIrURE-Dunean Phyfs dinette
table and chairs, $40: virginia
sofa, good eond: $50: leree
top, excel. eond-. S05; eervei gas
81 S;Fsr.i4 . 9 *; IT, lifetime box: go
FuRNITURE-l dble. bed, innerspf.
matt, dble. coil spgs., lge. ward
robe. lRe. yans mirror, lee. plate
glass mir. Do. 7-1727 or I72o ?
FISSIRRRiHTusE;-Tys 2. 2 S,e .g|.. SETS 8:
din. rm set and kit. set. Many
household goods. Must sell. leaving
town. Best offer. ia Kennedy st.,
F GiESi Task mOhs,r oysrstuied
chairs. slip covers. RE. $4,000. ext.
FURNiTURE-2 bedrm. sets; din.
rm. table and chairs: tailor sew
ing machine nand and pressing iron.
FURNiTURE-complete furnishings
I-bedrm, apt, AP. 7-0704.. --6
floor lamp. chest Of drawers. other
misc. furn.. reasonable. TU. q
FutRSiirURE-Bedrm. suite: chairs;
kit. stove, gas: din. rm. table and
chairs. Leaving city. ST. 3-2S27.
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THE John Kilnen Hotel
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL will share an apartment with
another girl: refs, IA. S-l2s9.
NM men will share apartment
with 3rd man; TV, window fan.
DU, 1889 before 7:45 PM
COUPLE WILL SHARE apt. with
yng. lady bet. $500; good trsnsp
10. 1-2086, ewes. and Sun. -
MAN, 25-3b. to share 1-bedrm.
air-cond. apt. with man: mr.. Mem.
Bridge; pool. parking. IA. 2-46s0.
CONGENIAL WORKING GIRL wants
another girl, 1855. TO select and
in W. Rock Greek Park area. Call
RE, 7-7474. Ext. 10, between q
and B; NO. 7-0405 after .. %
BACH. APT. - Young man share with
another young man: refgr., pvt, bath
and entr.: $36 mo. ia. 7-0218;.
YOUNG MAN. 80. desires to share
furn. l-bedrm. apt. with another
gentl.; mr.. Attn and R. l., on busline
when II runs" AID. 4-7600 BET, 3
GIRL to share modern 1-bedrm.
apt. with another girl: near Wal
ter Reed RIA. 3-3633 after 5 pm.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-DoMEsTIc

CooK-G.H;w.. for / adult; Wed.
$50. Do not call unless thoroughly
experienced. EN-. 2-2656. >
COOK AND G.H.W. wanted for adult
family OF 2 in silver Spring. full
time, some week ends and some
evenings: must have local refs.
Call 10. 9-4e7S. - am. to 4 p m.
COOK, G.H.w.; live In: experienced;
fond Of children; $40 . week. EN-
COOK AND HOUsEKEEPER. white,
500 for motherless home. Must be
sxperien:sd and f on .v Q, e snds1
40 pm. RIA. 6-7645. %
G.H.w.. CooK-Live IN, sxperiencsd,
references necessary $50 wk.. ~
GHw, plain cooking. exp; liv In,
fond Of children. air-cond. home
$50 per vk. OIL. 6-3636. 3
G.H.w.-CoOKING. white, live-in'
for doctors family. Help with chill
dren. weekday. every other sun
of. Responsible. pleasant person
WO. $1,000.
CIV; live In: fond Of children.
aApply IN person. llAo A"Nh "S
NV. 500 mo.
CIV. for employed couple. 4-yr,-
old boy and grandmother; live in
modern farm home, 20 mi. u: z.
5l.day vk. Ref. required. Write
10 BOX 225-S. Star. =
HOUsEKEEPER, white. European
pref; salary open. OIL. 2-lo32.
MAID, colored, good cleaner. expert
enced: live out; 81 -day week: re-
cent references nee. OIL. 6-5472.
NURSE .GOyERNEss, live in; must
be able 10 travel; 2 children. ages
4 and IA. Recent references re-
auired. State. Qualifications. For
Interview. apply Box 2l5-M' star
REG, BABY SITTER for two-year-
old: vic. Carlin rd., Arl.: ref. No
teenagers. SOC hr. IA. 5-5747:
WOMAN. colored; to care for 2
children: days per week; live
out. References LU. 2-1131. 3
WOMAN TO LIVE IN. age 1880. who
needs a home; care for small
child: Ink; small salary, Ii. A.
1897. -
WOMAN, colored, middle-age: care
for . children live in; rm, and
board; small salary. Gail DE. =
1893 after 8 pm. -
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REPAlRs and SERVICES Cent.

PLAsTERING REPAIRs, patch work
alterations and additions. Exper
white mech, Reas. u. e-4ib4.
PLAsrERNG, PATCHING, new and
old, low prices. Ii, 1855. o.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, low
prices; free ssti%ases; M M, wors
ROOFING. all types; cutters. Spouts;
general sheet-metal work. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
STONE WORK. retaining walls. Gag
stone patios, walks. repairs, free
estimates. Call TONY, LU. 2-4lS0
~ ..ry Esf an. Ts sess sy.P Eisis
SPECIALISTS in all makes. call RA
$4,000. e
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''-'s---s--s----'------,i-'s---s---
DESKS

Special purchase, maple. made by
Reminston- Rand, complete with
trays. Roll top Good condition
suitable many uses. While they last.
50. l07 r st. NV. "a
DIAMONDS. lady.s ] Ct, marquise
cut, s395; Iady's u. cts, 5000:
cts S3oo: lady,s- >. et,;, SI235;
4 co. 1923 II st. NV" ME-. g.
DINETTE. Electrolux vacuum, port
sewing machine, radio, l2h-in ~,
FAN. Mat f,s cooler Il 9 PHI 4.speed
control: used 3 mos. "a price $50.
DE a.249g: bet, l0-:2. A
DINETTE SET Mahogany. table.
a,o chairs BUFFET, china closet in
Din. RIM. FTRN.. china cab. buffet,
table and chairs, dark wood. good
DISHwAsHER James de luxe; NOV
ing, $50. OF. 4-s94s. --3
DRYER. xi45' washer. S155; stove,
S145.. Going overseas. unable to
use this nearly new Hotpoint cleo
s sGHiP' EXCL nv a appesrance and con-
DRY iiii0p CLEANING EQUIPMENT, on
set presses, hub heads. puff Irons.
sleevers. vacuum pump. ironing
boards, l Prosperity 35-lb. washer.
. speeds, JU. 5-2664. -
FAN BLADES, bearings. shafts. pull
leys. belts, largest stock, all sizes,
lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV
FENCE. chain linz, Bethanized;
81 o5 # Installed. Terms. White
FENCING, so IT,. including steel
posts; lawn mowers ~. Call South
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construction work or lob working
in a store or an ONCE. AID 4-s4s2
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APIS. UNFURNisHEp-p. c.

CONN AVE. APT; $ bedrms.. .
comp remodeled and redec. no. o
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SrTUATIoNS-WoMEN

NURSE, Christian. white. exper..
any hr. duty: drives car. Spruce
sTEN0GRAPHER. 10 yrs. exper.
desires ge5manent; position Gal
EXPERT DICTAPH0NE TRANS,
avail. daily or hrly.. until fall; cal
AID. 4-0275. day or evenings. ID
LADY wishes hotel floor or institu.
tional housekeeping position. ST
3-72e0.
WOMAN, A; typist, 25 years exper.
wants gen. ONCE work, full or part
time, 81 so hr. 10. S-7SO4.
PROPERTY OR RES. MGR.
exper. in all phases oi
prop. management; best ref. locally
Call DE. 2-7726. j
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COUNTRY BOARD

SILVER WILLOW RANCH-Board
for children, 8 to IL: SIS weekly
Hampstead. Maryland. or write
Manchester. Nd. Rte. 1. Hamp-
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2 RMS. semipyt, bath; NO objection
@ st. Sc. Ii. $4,000, To. 2-2952
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FARMER and son desire Job on
farm; Va. preferred. MR.. BEARD
I24u list Sc, Wash,
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

wEIMARANERS, Axe, o wks. cid;
wormed from champion stock: very
BOXER PUPPiEs. Axe reg. fawn.
wks.. grandsired Oh. Barmere'
Talisman. Phone OIL. .9-9463. "A
WEIAlARANER. stud fee puppies
excel. German Austrian lines: sire
German import; Axe champs. OIL
COOKER sSgi PUPS. all black: males
S35, females. $50. Axe reg, shots
and wormed. OIL. 9-92S2, %
COCKER PUPS. Parti color. black
and white: long line Of champions
bred for temperament: ideal for
children: Axe reg: wormed and
shots. AP. 7-3S0s. weekdays. after
DoB ii Il II mo-, male. all shots.
good with older children. TIE. g.
BOXER at stud, champ. sired,
son. XII. s.ba64. %
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs--Beaut.
marked: Axe reg: champion blood
line: Need pet' Buy 9 pup. HE.
GILMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD puPs-Akc,
T SssI..S Sss v rs: to VI -o sSme
BOXER Fyr E..s q; 4 beautiful lsSn
Bu.fE. 01 M4aisSTIfFfF,. 'ii imported, show
s Tnn,ne Doinis toward mEs 0q lnter mas
tionai championship. Holder OF 4
ribbons, partially ring trained:
inest, WATCHDOG and loves children.
OIL. 4-l160. -
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CHILLuM TERRACE
APIS. FuRNisHED-vA.

ARLINGTON. near TT. Myer--1 bed
room. Inv room. kitchen, laundry
has twin beds: Ss9.5O mo. Incl.
utilities. Csll Mr.. DRAPER, ia. g.
900 for appt. to inspect. $
bath; $50 G mo utils 'f farn. R:f,ned
adults. Available Aug. 10. IA. 2"
ETfIe,. in bsm... mr. psptsGqn-
Bed living rm. comb, lge. kit. bath
With shower. IA 10000. "A
Ice. laundry PRIVILEGES; downtown
$3.50. Cali TIE. ss-s67o between
10 am. and 6 pm.
ARL.-Two bedrms.. beaut. new
Sl55 NC; utiis' incl. ia. 7-slaS'
ARL.0New Turn: COW. loe.; / bed.
room, 500 SO: 2 bedrms.. SIPS.
ITO N 18th, Apt. 4, JE. a-747o.
ARL-Bearm., lily. rm., d,n.tte: Ei.,,
eiee.; conv.; ses. ia. s-lsso. -
ARL.--2 bedrms.. nicely furn close
to shopping and Pentagon Utils.
and phone; s125 mo. Call JE.
bath; incl. utiis'. SIS. Also S-bed.
I'm. apt. avail. Aug. 4. ia. 6-2i23s
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BEAUTIFUL solid NAH. furn.; pastel
yellow, blue rms; 1-bedrm. apt;
gard. proJ. mr.. Fl. Myer: adults.
IA. s. 1898. IA. 2-5600.
ART furn. rms; conv. loc. to
bus. shopping and theater, Is min.
to PentaRon and D. C. Call IA.
2-6456: after 8. RA. 3-211s. 3
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Your neishborhood. Service your
neiehbors with AVON cosmetics;
earn $3-S5 an hour. d.. 7-022l.