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Evening star., 1955-02-23
HELP-WoMrN

MATTRESSES, white, must be exper.
Apply MIDTOWN DELIcATESSEN d
RESTAURANT, 1896 Conn. ave. NV.
No phone calls. -25
MATTRESSES. experienced, to work
Sundays. Apply TRIO RESTAU-
RANT. 1887 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. counter-fioor. exper. on
fountain and fast food service;
nights: refs. 1929 r st. NV. -23
WAITRESS. over 21. experienced in
mixing drinks; steady day position.
Apply AIS, 273l Biadensburg I'd. ne
WAITRESS, experienced: italian food.
Apply, 1l.2. or 5.10 pm, Lunch
period, dinner; closed Mondays
LIVERA'S. 1914 L st. NV. PA
WOOL PRESSER or combination.
Colored. Experienced. Call in person
OLD DOMINION CLEANERS, 1895
Lee hwy, Cherrydale, Va. II
GIRLS-WHY COMMUTE?
Do you live s.E District or suitland
area? 2 Jobs open, typing and
general ONCE work. No experience
necessary, Interesting work in new,
modern office offering good future.
All modern employe benefits. Apply
in person.
Household Finance Corp.
1919 suitland Rd.. Suitland. Md.
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YOUNG LADIEs-Experienc or will
train Young lady for interesting, d.
versified public relations work. Flex-
ible hours. guaranteed salary. Apply
or Wednesday evenings. 6 to 8. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
sALEsMAN-For motor oils

sALEsMAN-For motor oils and
greases with old established oil
company. Selling to contractors and
industrial consumers in D. C.. area
This position must be flled tmrne-
diately to service established ac-
counts. Must be aggressive and
have contacts. Excellent opportun.
bracket. Write at once, giving full
qualifications and experience. Oui
employees know Of this ad. Boz
1S3-T star 27s
Evening star., 1955-02-23

eALEsMAN-arowing concern has
opening for man with aggressive
versatile personality who can SELL;
preferably a married man with chill.
dren for wholesale foods; exper. not
necessary but desirable, All expenses
paid: minimum guarantee $50 week
vacation: sick leave; bonus. Apply
exper., etc. Box 495-V, Star.
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statesmen

We need full and part-time statesmen.
We win train you while you earn as
high as $500 per month. School
with factory-trained instructors 3
nights per wk. After graduation.
you will be assigned to group sales
managers for assistance. Call or see
Vern Doonan, general mgr, HILL &
SANDERS, Washingtons Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID 4-4300 1T
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MGR OPERATOR

MGR OPERATOR
And general once work. Excellent
working conditions with good pay.
4. BOND cLoPHEs, oPPE 1855 h'ih' 81 n.S. Va
snd tSovssss S5 sss'y & ssGR sk%
Pleasant working conditions. Good
salery. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIoNIsT -sALEsGIRL for pho.
tographic studio. Apply in person.
REcErFfoNisr-fYf1sr 1ats 81 1-slri a once.
PoToMAc 1ScS SVfi; GS;dpIoYMENT L. Iss AGENcY. SSS "
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
REGISTERED NURSE, for part tim.
ier,sS u dSctGTs t1n sa SfIss; Sc resident pre-
RELIEF 0pERATI6oR - secretafial
Exper. pref; :. nishts xeeEly; JSs: per:
manent; refined. over IS. Call Mr..
RIESsgEzzsGrRR ISgzsrR AsssiSsSTRANr-w. aSsSSRA mss ness .
experience in statistics, particularly
In the tabulation and evaluation Of
survey reports. This Is perma-
Rsot possOn possaH..ton 10Th n has nat01ss aoos
many liberal benefits in addition to
an excellent starting salary. Age to
40 years. Please reply giving tele-
phone where you can be reached for
interview to Box 34S-V, Star. 90
|SALESGIRL, exper. with better grade
women's shoes. Hours. l2-6. Apply
10l6 Conn. ave. NV. MR.. GAR
SALESLADTEs-Alert young ladies,
full or part time for shirlington,
Va, store. Experienced IN selling
drapery and slip cover fabrics. s.
day week. Good starting SALARY.
Excellent working conditions. Apply
NIL kEE1! END sEoPs 1S ssl r 2 St; NV. Nv,
shire ave. Langley Park shoppins
center. ga
Evening star., 1955-02-23

WOMAN (whitel, experienced in driv-
ing Pontiac car, Hydra-Matic drive
help with housework, live in: free to
leave town for summer. OIL. 4-002S.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
HELP-DoMESTIc

references; sac. Cali EN-. 2-70e3.
COOK AND G.H.w., live. in, must be
fond of children; 5la-day week, $26
wk. JU; 5,377S; "a
salary. $50: Q girls. . and 4 yrs.
old: must have recent local refs;
Thurs. and every other Sun, of.
G.H.W.. live in. experienced. reliable,
5s days, sso no .sH sundays DAY oees regent refeTs
G.H.W.,. white, Of good habits: per-
in: ref. 10. 5-0s72. --24
NURSEMAID, live in, Georgetown
area. must be experienced with ehil.
ssni IL Eva days seishenfss o; $50 3IS.ass
NHGtRsEMAIp GovERNEss, white,
take care Of children; live in: ex-
Gel. pay: recent city refs. RA. g.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white settled
woman to live in; family Of 2 elder
IL people. the wife being . semi
invalid: private room and bath in
modem home 20 good Tases s. to one
household duties. Write, giving full
and rsftTeneeS. = MARTIN fSf + TTN'ssIBIS WEBs,
Post Once, Annandale. Va. "a
WHITE WOMAN. to live in, care for
2 children. light housework: must
be dependable. 10. 2-2g57. -25
COUPLE Butler-chauffeur, cook;
small family: references required
Steady position. AID. 2-4966, --24
SETTLED GIRL, white. with refer
ences, not over 40: live in and take
employed. caii 81. 4-s4si. aaa a
STRONG white middle-aged woman
to care for elderly woman every
week from 5 pm. Sun. to IL 30 pm.
Mon. Recent local refs. required.
REFINED Ell ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN;
live in: room, board; care. middle-
aged mans 6-year-old daughter; be-
ginning March 16, in Arlington. Va:
small salary; no housework: 2 days
GOOD HOME offered to responsible
colored woman, past middle. age. in
return for taking care Of schooi-age
CHILDREN. II interested. call RA;. B.
wHgfTrE WOMAN. live in. g.h.w., COOK
and care for invalid lady. Call Kx.
3-S4o0. EXT. 20. 9:30-5 pm. --24
Evening star., 1955-02-23

LADIEs-Part time: up to $50 per
LAND sTERLfNd. UN. 1907. rs
LIGHT. nIeSsant saiesWork: "b bo,irs NJ
own choice: about So hr. Phone
ma. S-7357, between l and pm.
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statesmen

Must be presentable, hard.
working, have good refer
ences. Car necessary. Am
pie training and qualified
leads provided. Exception
ally high earnings. Repre-
senting Nationwide organ
ization. Apply in person al
5408 Malboro pike, between
9 am. and 4::30 pm. daily
Will be open Sunday, l to S
for interview, or call 10. g.
8700.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
FURNITURE
floor SAMPLES ONLY

T O1t4N4 o4tC
FLOOR SAMPLES ONLY
3-Piece solid maple bedrm. Suite. $50;
SOS .Mahogany drop-leaf table and
4 chairs, $50.
Simmons Beautyrest matt, S49.95.
Beautyrest box springs. S49.95.
$149 Englander redline rubber foam
mattress, box springs, S109.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1925 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-3646
rm.. mod, excel. cond.,
slipcovers, lamps, tables, etc. Reas.
TIE. 6-1770 after g. pm. -23
FURN., liy. rm., 3 pieces; excel. cond.
reasonable. LU. 1-3476 after, pm.
FURN.-Period liv. rm. platform
rocker, 2 complete bedrms. Make
an offer. OV. 3-3160. IA
GAS RANGES, new, used, repairs, OIL,
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
1011 7th st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
GAS RANGES, new, used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Ga.
ave DE. 2-5566
GAS RANGE ESTATE. full sized with
grill, broiler, excel. eond.. S45: mov-
ing Sat. OIL. 2-0S32, ewes. -25
GAS RANGE, Estate de luxe, with
separate warming oven, bu1lt-in grill.
clock and timer; $50. JU. 1920.
GAS RANGES, used. in "as is con-
dition: your choice. $40 plus delivery
charge. B. A. COE g. CO.. 3l2l 14th
st NV co h-Oon0
Evening star., 1955-02-23
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

MIAMI, FLA, take 2 passengers:
share expenses; leave Feb. rs, or
26. WA. 7-4S75. -... IA
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IMMEDIATE
OPPORTUNITY

For 8 women, go to 35, as Washing
toms representatives of Cleveland
manufacturing CO. Must be willing
to start at $50 per week: car es-
sential. For personal interview. call
RA. 6-1202, today. $50, ,r
Evening star., 1955-02-23


statesmen, to cover leads for spe.
cialty selling item. Should make be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Apply
20l5 Bunker Hill I'd. ne. after
Q:30 am. No phone calls. Sales
manager will interview all apph'
cants --23
Statesmen to call on builders, with
hottest nationally advertised item Of
the year: able to earn above $40 :00C
In commissions. Call OIL. 4-129a;
Statesmen, used cars; ione-es.as;
lished active lot. AID. 2-T1OO. CARS
INC. ga
Statesmen. food plan experience
leads furnished. Drawing account
Apply PILGRIM PLAN, 1050l
Wheatley ST.. Kensington, Nd. -26
statesmen, TO sell on outside, furni-
ture. household items, on credit;
draw. comm. 1925 7th st. NV. -27
gALESMEN to call on building OF
plumbing supply houses; able 70
handle S15O,000 business annually
and earn upward OF .S10.5O0 In
commissions. Only high-type men
wanted This 's a nationally al,
vertised item. Call OIL, 4-1299. --26
statesmen. to call on Government
departments and industrials selling
electrical and mechanical items. sue
cessful local selling record In this
field required. Apply by letter to
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SITuATioNS-MEN

:r'ss e: 1: :;sss: a:p' ,G 6:'s sssS saSs
Evening star., 1955-02-23

FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNER, ESQ, with GE motor;
USED mos; price. $50. Call RE.
PHoSoGRApH RECORDS, 45 and
33Ih3 I3os speed. Call after 8 pm. JU.
PiANos-want q bargainp Then
get the best. Don't miss CAMP
BELLS semiannual piano clearance;
small pianos priced from S395 up;
Strands from $685. up; %nfd l9% down
AggssaIcc MgsIcc CO.. HOS @ st. NV, pI.
PIANO, steinway grand, 9 it., i'm
Moorland Ia. Bethesda. OIL. 2-6677.
PIANOS--Chickering mahogany con-
sole. practically. new. for sale at q
figure considerably below the regu-
lar retail prics; convenient terms;
PIANO--Late model. full keyboard
Spinet piano, good cond: $345.
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE.
PIANOS FOR RENT-only ss5 down,
So mo. (no hauling chargel. puts q
new spinet piano in your home, on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan: KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
PIANO. Knabe, eft. grand, beautiful
rosewood case; needs action work;
q steal at $3.50. III S. Adams ST..
Rockville. PO. 2-4051. %
PIANO. Remington grand. good cond.
and fully guaranteed; great value.
S595:: KITS. 1880 g st. NV.
cut-thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.
I746 Lee hwy. ia. $500.
POCKET and billiard tables. supplies,
poker tables and games. table tennis
tables and accessories. CONN Bill
tIAR1 ia g. AMP = BOWLING y n s9PPLY CO..
PRINT DEVELOPER, Directo, model
3x1h It. Both in good condition;
can be used in office or home. Both
for $50 or best offer. Ma. S-2417.
REFRIGERATOR and tabletop gas
nvered any place in Metropolitan
area; both for $40. WA. 7-3552.
REFRIGERATOR, unclaimed in ST stor-
age, like new, $4S delivered. -222
u ST. NV. RE. T-4434. --Zo
REFRIGERATION, Servel. gas. 8 Gu
it.. in perfect working order, S35;
moving Sat. OIL. 2-0S32. ewes.
--26
Philco.. o Gu. It,.
late model: very good cond. Reas.
REfRiGGRA;ToR and washing n ma
chimes: used: rebuilt. painted S25
up; some guar. ! year. FREDER-
ICK'S, INC. 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRiGERATORS, elec.. gas, $40 so
up. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237
Ga aua :, m DE O-kSRR
Evening star., 1955-02-23

who qualify. Apply IN person,
pm. to D pm, lo1l Conn. ave. NV.
-28
HOUSEWIVES = Free gifts to your
friends; games, prizes. gifts; have q
plastic party or become our demon
strator: book parties; excellent earn
PnAsres I1ss MES as4 Ereg gboda so Island slo4a
PART-TIME OFFICE woRK-Yoans
lady, for telephone advertising
agency, l2-5 pm: vic: 10th and
500 MONTHLY. - Wear lovely
dresses for which you don't spend
q penny. Show them to your friends
No canvassing. investment or ex-
fsesesa PRocss beps $685. asS cineinnssf
EASTER MONEY? AVON customers
are calling for service. Earn $20-S25
wkly. in part time. DI. 7-022I. -25
COLLEGE GRADS.-Career opportu-
mites, as directors of teen-age and
adult programs, or OF health and
physical education programs in So
cial work agency in all parts of the
U. 9. Group work. teaching or re-
lated experience necessary. Inter
esting positions. Offering good fu-
ture in creative field. Open now or
in the future. Liberal vacations,
retirement plan, etc. For interview
with National Representative. phone
pI. 1000, bet. $40 and 4, on
WANTED FsSrHsry YOUNG WOMAN for ore GEN
fys sysi osf SSTk vseK MRst sss5 Ds 6nsS gSgd
sENJA4iNSf Il PTs PRANKIiN EfsI Y~1 1afIER: iISfis:
STTY. HOO 18th st. NV pa
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SECRETARY

11IN4V1 . 2 314V4
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Immediate opening for wo-
man under 35 years. with pre-
vious accounting experience
preferred. At least so w.p.m.
typing ard so to 100 short
hand skills required. Present
office moving to River rd.. Be-
thesda in Feb, 5-day, 40-hour
week. Employe dining room.
facilities, insurance. hospitaliz-
alton, annual and sick leave.
Starting salary to S75. Apply
HOT SHoPPES, NC.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SALESMAN

Between IS and 35 years
of age. Permanent position.
Car is a necessity. Salary
while being trained to sell in
Surauee for an established
stock company. Apply II. ?.
Pierce. KEYSTONE AUTOMO-
BILE CLUB. l643 Conn. ave;
Evening star., 1955-02-23

IIUI Penha. AVE. NV.
CLERK K-SEAMSTREsS, for dry clean
Ing agency Apply 1915 q st. NV,
between 4 and $50 pm;
week to start. See MR.. KRAMBO, /,
room 403 Commercial Bank Building.
1405 @ St NV. --26
CLERK-TYPIST; 5-day week: perma-
nent position; paid vacation. Apply
Munsey Bldg. 1929 E st. NV, Room
Evening star., 1955-02-23
YOUNG WOMEN

ARTHUR MURRAY Is beginning its
training for teachers. supervisors
and interviewers; incomes SIS to
S125 weekly. Only persons with
above-average appearance and hign
accepted. NO PREVIOUS EXPERT
ENCE NECESSARY. Complete train
ing given in the evening to those
who qualify. Apply IN person, z
pm. to 8 PM, 101l Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SECY..BKPR.. S4 zoo

Under 35. exper.
CAPITOL Hill secy. = S4 1000
German-Eng, secy.-steno. .-S4,200I
so others daily. Miss Grant (ST. g.
1866, cor. G and 18th.
BOYD'S, 700 18th
Evening star., 1955-02-23
CI,ERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
For accountants Office Pleasant
working conditions In small ONCE.
ST. 3-2166. --2S
Evening star., 1955-02-23
CLERK

CLERK
Young woman. 20-3O yrs. Of age
who enjoys detailed work: good
eyesight is essential. job consists
OF measuring advertising lineage:
S;30-5:30 MONTH";: must be avail
Apply Personnel Room 605: open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l2.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-02-23

SECYS. -STENOGS.- .-BKKPRS.. ONCE
mach. oprs. Many others.
ATLAS A(iCY.. 1420 N Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

male. thoroughbred,
3 months old; lovely pet; wormed,
paper trained, $50. TU. 2-4527.
DALMATION PUPS, 3ta mos, smaller
type, full grown. approx 1919 in.
tall. Axe reg; JE. 4-4359. "a
PARAKEETS-Top p quality, pedigreed
breeders; normals. So: rares. S4;
babies. 81: breeding and flight CAGES,
SIS ca. OIL. 9-9596. pa
sHELT1E PUPS, ,sables; pet and
Nanto Kennels. JE. 2-46e7. 2bs
BIRD DOG: setter. Thoroughly broke,
excellent retriever. extra good ON
singles. Call DE. 2-e0e5. IA
BOXER, male, yrs. old; s35 OF
best offer: pedisreed. Call KE.
MOVING Sf Ne TO ApT.-Must t,nd bom.
for 2-yr. -oid part cocker, male; has
all shots. Phone OIL. 2-2005.
MINIATURE sCHNAUZERs for sale.
Axe reg. EN-. 2-3528.
DACHsHUND, black, male. German
pedigree; 81 mos; child's pet. TE.
sCOTTY PUP, champion breeding.
intelligent obedient dog: reas. 20.
COCKER sPANIELs. beautiful, iov.
sSIs; aRe easily ses tEsines EM sssss asssmDi0n a.ed
COCKER PUP, o months. shiny black
velvet beauty: SpiZzerinctum Cheer;
will make money In 3 months stud
service; sacrifice. reas., with good
home. WA. 7-227s. --27
Evening star., 1955-02-23

CLERk-IYPlST
mortgage loan firm. 5-day week.
Excel. working conditions and op-
portunities ffor advancement. SUBJ
stantial employe benefits. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. Call
Mr.. Allnutt. DI. T-S300. "a
Evening star., 1955-02-23
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
CFrDETADV
SECRETARY

Age 20 to 35: permanent position:
salary $4,000 to $500, depend
ing on experience and qualifications;
good knowledge of shorthand and
typing essential. S-hour day, 5-day
week; annual and sick leave. Give
personal data. education and ex-
Star ol
Evening star., 1955-07-05

t5x2o0 1895 wool extra heavy washed pile,
oroy
tl5'x45o 1926 wool extra heavy washed pile,
texe4) l,e5 wool seuIptured Wilton, green,
S95
te'x7o) lbs wool scuIptured Wilton, oroy, S.9S
t9'x2l0 l.e5 wool seuIptured Wilton, beige,
Sos
02'x2S) lbs wool scuIptured Wilton qreen,
S95
d2x720 ll,e5 wool seuIptured Wilton, green,
SOS
tl2x72) ! l.s5 wool seuIptured Wilton, oroy,
SOS
02'x2e) ll.e5 wool seuptured Wilton, beige,
S95
t12'x4o0 ll.e5 wool hieh-Iow loop pile Wilton
Os'9e -S.y5
l2'xlo5) ll.e5 wool hieh-Iow loop pile Wilton
9tuy --------------------
u2'xe70 1895 wool velvet pile, eroy - $50
d2'x7o) 1895 wool velvet pile, willow green,
$50
tl2xe3o 1925 wool velvet pile, mint green, $50
Evening star., 1955-07-05
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
scatter size wool blend
oval braided rugs

(l5'x9e) wool seuptured Wilton cut and uncut
pile. cloud eroy, factory second If perfect would
t9'xe60 wool seuIptured Wilton cut and uncut
pile. barley beige, factory second. If perfect
would be 2l.e5
(e'xs49 l4.5o wool heh-low loop pile Wilton,
t12x27o l4.5o wool heh-low loop pile Wilton
green o9S
tl2'x42o l4.5o wool heh-Iow loop pile Wilton,
9roy
U5'x25) l4.So wool heh-Iow loop pile Wilton,
gray ------------- -995
Evening star., 1955-07-05
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
81 extra heavy washable cotton scatter
rugs, size 2'x3'. In II wonderful coIors.
Were | 5.o5.
$50

broadloom discontinued patterns
and big reductions from stock
So. Yd.
u2x58) 1926 wool plain velvet pile, cocoo,
S95
tl2xo41 1926 wool tone -on-tone Ieof potterns
Wilton cut loop pile, sond beee---------7.o5
tex8O0 1926 wool tone -on-tone Ieof potterns
Wilton cut loop pile, sond beige
texlo6) 1925 wool one-on-tone leaf pattern.
Wilton uncut pile, green. .------------7.95
O2'x8o) 1875 wool tone-on-tone leaf pottern.
St P"e, green ---------------------
02x7l0 1895 wool tone on tone leaf pottern.
cut pile, groy observation-disclosures
l2'x4e) 1895 wool plain velvet pile, turquoise.
S95
t9'x75o 1925 wool plain velvet pile, oroy895
(e'xe7) 1925 wool scuIptured Wilton, sand
beige
(s'xeeo 1926 wool hieh-Iow Wilton loop pile
noonstone blue - 10os
O2'x731 9.e5 Tuition royon cut pile texture.
Sor'oou oeige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.9S
(l2'xe7) 9.e5 Tuition royon cut pile texture,
monterey green
u2x54) wool textured Competing, foctoy
second, silvereIo eroy. II perfect lo5o--7.5O
uZxe7) wool textured Competing, factory
second, oquotone green. If perfect, lO.5O75O
O2'x52) Tuition eo9o royon, lo% nyIon multi
level tufted Competing, onzoc beige, factory
second If perfect would be o.e5 -------6.o5
O2'x73o Tuition eoqo royon, 1929 nyIon multi
level tufted eorpetine silver eroy, factory
second If perfect would be o.o5 695
U5'xS4) Tuition royon cut pile texture, onzoc
beige, foctoy second. If perfect would be e.o5.
695
Evening star., 1955-07-05

% CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin and Western Aves oliver 476oo
$50 Dolly Thursdays end Fdys 1850 3 Closed Mondsy
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Faure Winner
Again, 33O-11f.

PARIS. NOV. 3 @.-The
French National Assembly early
today voted. s30-211. in favor Of
holding new general elections
next month, but q cloud Of par
|liamentary confusion hung over
the future Of the plan.
Endorsement Of the govern
|ments' bill to end the present
Assembly January 2-thus adj
yancing the elections from
June came on q vote Of con-
fidence for Premier Edgar Faure.
The support Of 8s members Of
the 94-member Communist group
gave the government its victory.
But what happens now was
anything but clear.
The fate Of the bin Is up to the
Council Of the Republic, or
Senate. If the Upper House
does not act within the next two
weeks the whole early election
project may have to be tossed
out the window.
The Assembly debated the bill
under q government demand for
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Democratic Foes Seen
Key to Chandler Fate

Senator Barkley Is out on
the stump with and for Mr.,
Chandler. In an eleventh
hour switch. Senator Clements
has stood up with Chandler and
called for a Democratic victory
issT. . zT Chandler has wooed. and
seemingly won, the Democratic
city organization Of Louisville,
which rolled up a $4,000 major
|ity for Judge Combs and against
Mr.. Chandler on primary day.
But he has not been successful
either with Gov. Wetherby cr
Judge Combs. Combs supporters
in nearly all the counties are
being organized to defeat Mr..
Chandler.
Until recent days, the election
campaign has been rather quiet,
an anticlimax Of the hot primary
Many Of the voters are not say-
ing what they will do on, election
day. This silence adds to the
worries of the campaign man
ayers. II this were strictly RE-
publican-D Democrat fight, elec-
tion day would be little more
than a ratification meeting.
Democrats far outnumber the
Republicans in the State. Mr..
Chandler was first elected
Governor in 1889 by 1O6.I3O and
Earle G. Clements, now Senator,
won by 100. .0S9. Lawrence Weth-
erby. the present Governor, won
by 58.331 in 1851.
But in 1943, the Republicans
elected a Governor, Simeon Will
lis. because of a Democratic split.
The Democratic candidate, j.
Lyter Donaldson, lost to Mr..
Willis by 8.619 votes.
Proves ENCOURAGING
That election is what gives
the Republicans encouragement
today. II also sends cold shivers
running up and down the spines
Of some Of the Chandler people
and the prognosticators. For
the split in the Democratic Party
this year has been far more Bit
ter than was that Of 1s43.
The Republicans. in the pres
ent Congress, have two Of the
eight Kentucky members Of the
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urgent consideration. Under this
procedure debate must be con-
cluded within three days. It also
requires urgent treatment from
the Senate.
When Mr.. Faure asked for the
confidence vote at Tuesday
nights session, he suggested
that the ballot be held Thurs
day. Andre-Jean Godin, an as
sembly vice president who was
presiding. said such . timetable
would put the measure outside
the limit for urgent treatment.
Mr.. Faure asked the Assembly
to extend the time limit "a hours
but the Assembly voted, 391-i62.
against any extension.
Mr.. Godin then ruled that II
the vote on the whole Of the bill
was not held before Wednesday
midnight the measure would fan
under ordinary procedure and
give the Senate two months for
action.
Mr.. Faure called for q Q pm.
session yesterday. saying. We
may have q chance to finish be-
fore midnight"
The confusion became COM
pounded at the start Of last
nights session when Assembly
President Pierre Schneiter prom
ised liberal application Of the
Assembly rule limiting speakers
o five minutes.
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House. They represent the Sd
and Sth congressional districts.
It Is to these districts the Dem
ney campaign managers look
particularly for aid. The 9th
district. in the mountains, is
traditionally Republican. The
Sd, the louisville district. has
been an In and out affair poll
tically.
Last year. the Republicans
held on to it by only 573 votes.
To-day. because Of anti Chandler
sentiment among the Democrats,
they hope to swing the district
for Mr.. Denney by upwards Of
10000. Their reports from the
eighth district. which they car
ried last year by some $4,000
votes, are excellent they say.
Some Of their predictions run
as high as 10000 to 81, 600 for
the Republican candidates.
The Chandler people don't
agree. Here in the third district,
they hope to hold the Republican
down to not more than 5000,
and. when they are feeling hope
ful. say perhaps they can carry
It themselves by 5000. They
talk. too. Of keeping the Denney
lead to 10000 In the eighth
district--on the theory that 81
good many Republicans will vote
for Mr.. Chandler. Further, the
Democrats are estimating they
will average $1,000 a district for
Mr.. Chandler in the other six
giving Mr.. Chandler al
lead of 10000 outside the third
and eighth districts.
If the Democrats are correct
In their estimates. Mr.. Chandler
should win by $1,000 votes. Pri-I
yately. however, some Of the
Chandler leaders put their sights
a bit lower. saying Mr.. Chandler
should win by 10000 votes, and
up.
Republicans are most modest
in their claims but they insist
that Mr. Denney viii win. even
II only by not more than $4,000
to 10000.