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Evening star., 1955-11-21
Car Crash Kills
District Man

A 39-year-old man early
today became the Districts 6Ist
traffic fatality Of the year In
an accident at South Capitol
and M streets Sc.
James Pearsail, colored. oi
4428 Foote street NE. died in
Casualty Hospital of internal
injuries. Mr.. Pearsall was .
pin boy at the Fairfax Village
bowling alley in Fairfax.
Police were holding Herbert
%. Friend. q 25-year-old steeI
worker from Baltimore. Thes
said his car rarnnaed an auto
mobile driven by Willie Shaw
IS, colored, Of the Foote street
address about lam. Mr.. PeatsslI
was q passenger In the shaw car
Mr.. shaw was treated and
released ct Casualty for minoi
injuries. The arrested man val
uniniured and was charged b,
Pvts. Leonard d. jackson and
George r. Radovich Of the Ac.
|cident Investigation Unit witt
driving without Q permit. failing
to yield the right Of way and
failing TO exhibit . registration
card.
Trafic deaths on this date last
year numbered 46.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Drive On to Aid Victims
Of Muscular Dystrophy

lstand or sit. To many patients
there are so on the rolls Of ths
clinics--this progress" might b
measured once in six months.
| Muscles Break Down
This is the firing, frustrating
work Of physical rehabilitation
specialists, headed at Georgetown
by DR.. Bernard Michela, .
young" man, for it is only re.
Gently that doctors are picking
Iup the loose ends Of illnesses
which sentence people to jus
living out" their time. As DR.
Michela describes it, he's making
these doomed lives more produc'
tive, pleasant and producing
perhaps, some point to the lifl
ahead.
The disease attacks the mus
lcles primarily, doctors explain
For some reason--the one mos
Iof the research is aimed at
muscles break down and are re
placed by fat and later. unbend
ling. tough fihers. Arms. Leg
hands eventually undergo tn
lpoiite name of @contractions
which means they are drawn In
ward to become "deformities.
Physical medicine specialist
work toward postponing tn
lcontractions while neurologist
lprobe into what goes wrong.
/ Were fishing" said DR.. Des
Imond O'Doherty. who heads tn
Iclinic at Georgetown.
| But the clinic. now In its thirt
iyear, represents, actually. a BIZ
lstep toward tackling the disease
particularly in the Washington
Aarea.
To keep the clinic going, tn
local Muscular Dystrophy chap
tier embarks today in q drive II
Iraise sI5o. 900 by, next Saturday
THE drive has its ''marchers' -
collection OF people who know
1.-THE disease-and the help Of FIRE
men whose stations win be uset
as counting houses.
! The main appeal win b
l'shouse-to-flouSe."
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Waldorf Boy Dies
After Auto Upset

LA PLATA, Nd. Nov. 81
tspecial) "A Waldorf (Md.) boy
was killed late Saturday night
when the truck In which he was
riding struck q hole and over
turned.
The boy, David posey. is. died
In Physicians Memorial Hos
|pital here. State police said. after
the accident on Route s, just q
short distance from the hospital
His iugular vein was punctured
when he struck q piece Of meta
in the truck as it overturned
police said.
The driver OF the pickup truck
James II. Williams, IL. of III
Plata, was treated for shock ii
The hospital but generally wa
|unhurt, police said, No charge,
have been placed pending fur.
Ither investigation. they added.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
BY JOHN McKELWAY

Nothing much Is new" in medi-
cine. Accents. however. change
from time to time In the profess
sion, carrying more weight and
more direction toward whatever
Is the problem.
Muscular dystrophy-a disease
which this week viii be the sub
ject Of q drive for funds--is
gradually getting this attention.
1t was long in coming. For mus
lcular dystrophy was recognized
enough to be put down on paper
and described some 80 years ago,
Doctors did not exactly turn
their heads from the gradual
icrippler, mainly Of those under
l20. They met and conquered
1greater killers-killers which, In
Ecidentally, were caused in most
leases by bugs the doctors could
catch and study.
But 1t is. and viii be. more diff.
Incult with muscular dystrcphJ
land o most Of other chronic dis.
leases which only now the profes-
ision Is looking into.
Present Work Reviewed
One Of the tangible signs Of
what is being done about the
disease consists OF q group oi
rooms at Georgetown Univer-
ssity Hospital. This is the Mus
tcular Dystropty Clinic. financed
largely by the Muscular Dys-
trophy Chapter of the Washing
ton area from funds gained In
their annual drives previously.
Because research into muscular
Idystrophy has been compare
lively fruitless since the start
of the search for cause OF the
disease, the clinics main effort
lis directed toward making the
life Of victims Of the disease . bit
more productive. easier. The
treatment Of muscular dystrophy
ACTUALLY is more Of q postpone
Iment Of hed-ridden years than
anything else.
Progress here Is measured in
terms Of q patients ability TO
Evening star., 1955-11-21

cred secret right Of way informa-
tion to the once Of q Washing
ton realty concern.
The alleged land speculation
was connected with the Roads
Commissions highway improve
ment program ID Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
Police have been unable to
locate Du Pre- during the investi-
CATION that followed charges Of
misconduct against him. Inves-
tigators said he has sold hi:
home in Bethesda and 1t Il
theorized that he may be ir
Mexico. He is q native of thai
country.
Also scheduled to testify today
before the grand jury is Walter
Blackburn. q right of way exam.
|iner for the roads commission
one of Mr.. Moser's assistants.
Evening star., 1955-11-21

of Maryland, roads commission
officials, investigators and others
named in the investigation earlier
this year.
One of the witnesses was
Leroy Moser, chief right-of-way
engineer for the roads commits
sion, who last June 10 recon-
mended Du Pres suspension. The
latter resigned on July % after
being linked with alleged land
speculation carried on by q
Washington real estate syndi-
cate.
Francis D. Alexander. 81,
Washington rooming house OPP
orator and one Of Du Pre'i
principal accusers. also was wait
ing to testify before the grand
jury. Last July. Mr.. Alexander
q former real estate operator
stated that the State Road
right-of-way engineer had deliy.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Students to Study
Fihonce Problem

~ Dale Jarvis Of Berlin, Md,
has been named chairman Of d
University of Maryland student
committee on the problem Of
campus organizations which de-
sire to raise money but are pro-
hibited from doing 20.
Such organizations are the
Mems Glee Club. Women's
Chorus and the Women's Press
Association.
Under d Student Life Commit
lee ruling, no campus organiza-
tion can use the profits Of any
project. All profits must be
turned over to the Campus Chest.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Mcleod TO Speak

Scott Mcleod. administrator
of the bureau of security and
consular affairs for the Depart
lment Of State, will address the
monthly meeting of the District
society. Sons of the American
Revolution, ct 8 pm. tomorrow
in the Cosmos Club, Massachu-
setts and Florida avenues NV.
Col. Thurston II. Baxter wili
bpresids.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Virqinio's FiscoI Survey
Gets Free Expert Help

economist with the q. s. once
|0f Education; Gerard M. Bran
non. member Of the stad Of the
Joint House Senate Committee
|of internal Revenue: Edward j.
|Prayot, economist with the Blu
|reau OF Reclamation: John r.
Blowers. budget analyst for the
General Services Administration;
Charles nj. Dawson, jr.. South
|ern Railway controller: Edgar q,
Smith, Arlington County finance
director; Clarence Eckert. Falls
Church finance director. Charles
|M. Piatt. associate editor and
financial writer Of u. s. News
and World Report. and Rex Lee,
Government economist and asso-
|ciate commissioner Of the Blu
|reau Of Indian Affairs.
The only paid professional help
has been wiley Fitzpatrick. who
did research and collection 81
statistics. He Is d University oi
Florida professor. and was
granted d six-naonth leave of.ab-
|sence for hts part III the survey,
which was completed last week.
Seven Reports Released
So far, the fiscal survey COM
Imittee has released the first
seven of about 20 preliminary
reports. These seven were pre-
pared first because they involve
new legislation the forthcoming
General Assembly session may be
asked to grant.
The study represents the FIRST
time that neighhoring COMMUNE
ties In Northern Virginia have
tried 10 solve their tax and A.
|nancial problems together.
The entire survey u szpee1ec
20 be finished nezt spsins.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Masonic Chief Ends
Annual Tour Tonight

Gregor Macpherson, grand
master Of Masons in the District
Of Columbia, will complete his
annual tour Of the Districts "a
lodges with q visit to the Naval
Lodge 4, Pennsylvania avenue
and Fourth street Sc, at 1880
o'clock tonight.
| Mr.. Macpherson visited Pet
worth Lodge ~ and Joppa Lodge
les last THURSDAY: He visited
Chevy Chase Lodge "a last Fri
day.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Mrs. Goficki
Tells Of Fights
Says Husbund Twice
Said He'd Kill Her
By RICHARD RODGERS

Mrs. Elizabeth Goricki testi-
ned today her husband threat
lened twice to kill her.
She Is charged with murder
ling Marine 1t. Edward Goricki
I4o, in their North Arlington
home May 20.
Dressed severely in black. lin-
adorned by jewelry. the pale,
42-year-old defendant said that
lin 1946 her husband drove hel
tout Of their home. She was more
than six months pregnant al
the time, she said.
She said that argument start
led when she insisted that hel
husband. out Of work after hi,
World War II discharge, see
about q job In Washington.
Knife Hit Her
II guess / was insisting he gt
jsee about that job and he didn't
want to. He threw a table knife
lat me"
/ Ibid it strike you?" asked hel
lawyer. T. Brooke Howard.
/ "It didn't hurt. was .prett,
tbig It hit me In the chest anc
then fell down.
| She said she threw a glass d
lher husband. It missed him arlt
Init his mother. who was visiting
them to help during the preg'
Inancy. Mrx. Goricki told the all
male Arlington Circuit jury.
| "He pulled me around the tabl'
land slung me-" She said she hi
la cabinet and fell 10 the floCr
Her niother-in-iaW shouted u
him TO leave his wife alone. th.
defendant continued.
| Ordered Her Out
1 Later that day her HUSBAND
l was taking his mother for /
drive. she testified.
with his hand on the dool
knob. Edward turned to me ane
Isaid they would be gone three ol
flour hours and II I wasn't out d
There when he got back ned HI
fme.s
She said she teiephcned tws
/ OF her brothers who came Il
/ the house and took her to thl
home Of one In Frederick. Nd
/ The baby was born dead II
September Of is46, she said.
| Mrs. GOricki said she event,
ualiy moved back into Washing
ton. staying with q sister.
| Called home from her Veterans
/ Administration job one day. sh'
said she arrived shortly beforI
lher husband arrived In pursuit
Denied admittance. she sait
he would break the doors In.
MRS. Goricki said.
1 She said she warned him shl
would call the police.
Broke Doors Down
4 aHe broke in both the doors
There's 4 solid door and . vene.
titan door he made o dive
Iat me. Helen ran between us
aeThe reference ives to D girl n
lher sisters home.) He knocked
lher across the room. I yelled Al
lher to 90 call the police.
| He backed me up in q cor
lner !. !. he said don't call the
'Ipolice. II you let her call The
1police I'll kill you
Mrs. Goricki said police ar.
'lrived quickly and led the mar
'laway.
i The May % Staying clinaxec
.la violent dispute between ths
ICaorickis over how the prepare
Iporkchops, other testimony ha'
drought out,
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Senate Bid Seen
BY D'AIesandro
And Mahoney
Maryland Democrats
Hint Candidates.
In Week End TuIks

Mayor Thomas D'Alesandrc
Iof Baltimore and George p
lMahoney, Baltimore County
building contractor who has
made politics an ayocation
made speeches yesterday which
have been interpreted widely
that they are at least noddine
In the direction Of next years
Democratic senatorial primary
In Maryland,
The speeches followed the
formal bowling out Of the race
lby Clarence w. Miles. former
president of the Baltimore
| Orioles, who said Saturday he
definitely would not be a candi-
date.
Mr.. Mahoney came close tc
Saying he was a candidate. The
democratic nominee for the Sen.
late In 1852 and an unsuccessful
laspirant for the party's guber-
material nomination in 1850 ale
ll954, told the Lake Shore Demo
cratic Club In Anne Arunde
County he wasn't ready to an
lnounce his plans, the Associated
Press reported.
i Cites Party Interest
ST do not think such an an
nouncement would be in tn
Ibest interests Of the Democratic
Party right now" Mr.. Malone.
4 said.
i Still, he told the club th'
democrats could elect q Senate
lin 1856 with "a united hard
working party organization plu
,Ia candidate who viii appeal u
1.-THE great mass Of the voters"
i And Mr.. Mahoney later note'
THAT 406.37o persons voted TO
him for Senator in 1852 "givinI
me the largest vote any Demo
lcrat ever received for any offic
lin the history of Maryland.
i Says Hell Go
| Mr.. D'Alesandro did his speak
ling at the 22d annual meetinl
!, lof the Italo Balbo Society. u
tIItalian-American organization o
(which he is honorary president.
:, He told the gathering that'witl
their help and prayers h
would 'go to the Senate" J"
| State Senator Bertorelli, Dem
flocrat OF Baltimore. who follows
the Mayor with his own speech
told the 500 persons present the
tlhad just heard ian informal an
/ Inouncennent" OF the Mayor
candidacy.
Il Representative Garnaatz. Dem
aocrat or Maryland. devoted hi
talk TO praising the Mayor an
telling Of his qualifications 70
!. the Senate. Both he and Mi
IBertorelli pledged themselves :
back the Mayor in the effort.
Miles Backs Out
Mr.. Miles possible candldac
Ihad been hailed by those part
members who would like to keel
iIMr. Mahoney on the sidelines i
!. 1856. His disavowai Of plans +
campaign left them castin
q about for another likely candi
I date.
II Among those mentioned hav
flbeen former Senator Millard 7
IITydings, who lost his seat In
bitter 1850 campaign to Johl
,IMarshall Butler, whose term ex
,lpires next year; former Unite
Estates Solicitor General Philil
lib. PerInan and former Coz
, william Preston Lane, jr.. Q
Hagerstown.
A furry Of activity last sum
liner seemed to indicate Mr.. Tyd
-lings was ready to try a come
back, but that has since die
down. The others have remaine'
d Silent
Evening star., 1955-11-21

Experts In taxation and a.
nance are contributing their
time and talents free in the prep
laratioii Of Northern Virginia. 4
Regional fiscal survey.
The only expense so far in q
study that could cost as much
as $l00,O00 II experts were hired,
has been . $4,000 appropriation
Ito pay one statistician and de-
fray nominal expenses.
The experts donating their
services are members Of the Fis-
lcal Survey Committee sponsored
lty the Northern Virginia Re-
Igional Planning and Economic
Development Commission. They
were picked because the conmis-
sion felt their training could help
soIve some of the areas mutual
financial headaches.
Federal workers ON staif
| Laszlo Ecker -Fsacz. chairman
LOT the committee, Is q financial
expert from the Treasury De-
Ipartment. Other volunteers in
Iclude Herbert e. Early. president
lof the Retail Merchants Associa-
ltion, who served as chairman of
a subcommittee on business
licenses: Mrs. Anna 10 w. Beh-
lrens, Department Of Labor eco
nomist, who is chairman Of a
subcommittee on bonds: Harry y.
dement,, chief Of administration
facilities in the planning branch
of the Department Of Defense.
land John w. Lehman. an econo-
mist for the Joint Senate-H House
Committee on the National
budget.
Other committee members In
lclude George Tsrborgh. econo-
mist for Machinery Allied Prod
lucts Institute: John y. Hughes,
Evening star., 1955-11-21
TAcounciI Meeting

Ths Prince Georges County
Council 81 parent-T Teacher AS
soclaticns win meet ct 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Bladenshurg Be-
nior High scheol.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Six Called by Grand Jury
In Du Pre- Roods Case

At least witnesses called today to testify before
MONTGOMERY County Grand Jury scheduled to consider land
speculation charges against Ben Du Pre- former assistant right
oway engineer for Maryland State Roads Commission
Waiting to appear before the grand jury In session at
Rockville Joseph Buscher assistant attorney general
Evening star., 1955-11-21
VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS INFAIRFAX


Gibson
Dudley
yesterday Gibson the Dudley
youth. ss
Evening star., 1955-04-24

now become possible. Today the
Soviet tyranny - no less ruth
less than Hitlerism - dominates
800, ,OOO, 600 lives and menaces
the rest Of the world.
But still believe we can draw
hope and inspiration from the
picture above.
The soldiers and officers of
today's Soviet Army are no diff
ferent, in their desire for a freer
and better life, from what they
were 10 years ago, when our
troops met them on the Elbe.
They still long for a world rid
Of artificial barriers between men
and nations; a world in which
the brotherhood Of man is more
than a dream shared by Russian
and American GI's one Wednes-
day afternoon on the river Elbe:
a world in which nuclear energy.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
MIGHT have BEEN

instead Of destroying, helps bring
new light, heat. food and medi-
cine into every mans home.
Such a world is still the dream
of the men we met on the Elbe,
even as it is our dream.
A Bridge Do Peace
If WE remember this about our
Soviet comrades-in-arms of
World War II If we can break
through the Iron Curtain and
speak to them as friends and
brothers = then we may still find
the way to build a bridge of en-
during peace, based on freedom
from tyranny, fear and want.
Thus, and thus alone, can we
fulfill the promise Of our meeting
on the Elbe a decade ago, and
free mankind from the threat of
annihilation. The End
Evening star., 1955-04-24

THIS MESSAGE was written by
Boris Shub (left), who fought
with the US. Army in Germany,
and subsequently served as polit-
ical advisor of RIAS, the Free
Berlin radio station. The mes
sage will be broadcast across the
Iron Curtain over Radio Liberia
ton, operated by the American
Committee for Liberation From
Boishevism, Inc.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
TINE
BAY e r
WAY

When you take Bayer Aspi-
rim, there is no unnecessary
delay-no waiting for it to 60
through the valve in your
stomach to start working.
Medical evidence shows that
from the instant a Bayer As
pirin tablet starts disintegrat-
ing in your stomach. il is
being absorbed through your
stomach wall right to your
pain. Therefore, it gives
amazingly fast relief.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
TINE
.WvAITIMc'
WAY

when you take a pain re-
liever which must pass
through the valve in your
stomach before it can do
any good, relief is delayed
until this valve opens. Medi-
cal authorities have found
that the addition of certain
antacids to aspirin can actu-
ally slow down absorption
through the stomach wall.
Evening star., 1955-04-24

Medical university tests have proved and you can prov
too! All you do is drop Bayer Aspirin tablet into glas
water and watch what happens You'll that it starts to
negrate the instant it touches the water 1t does the
your stomach So to feel better FAST whenever you're sue
from the pains of headaches, colds neus neuralgia
millions do-use Bayer Aspirin.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ApTs FURNisHEp-~-MD.

TAKONIA PARK. T031 Carroll ave-
En.. kit. bedrm.; $50 mo. Ju.
TAX fai Fk.. LOVELY EFFICIENCY
Newly S!, dseoratsd' Sood trannsp.; 81
MI. Hi RAfSfEiR. fni ssaS s2ss s. sSepSsrd SSaSSsd ST. ST.
shower. incl; gtils, se5; adults.
CHEvY CHASE~-Liy. rm., bedrm..
dinette-kitchenette, PVT; bath nr.
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3l73.
COMPLETELY REMoDELED, attrae.
dec; pvt. entr.; 2 persons or work.
ing cple. Call ewes, JU. 5-4624.
SILVER SpRING--Liv. Tr1.. bedrm.,
kit, din, bath; utils. incl; S9S.5Q:
couple: refs; no pets. 10. 3-6SSo.
RIyERDALE II . bedrm. (Knotty
bath and kitchenette (Crestlyne
ensemblel; beaut. dec. and furn.:
centrally located on Route /; park
jRs Or ssrsSEe i,M L dssiree ssTsG utils tqSn.
TxRoMx PARK. e7oI Eastern ave.
As'Fss5 bath; sss5. 'eT Ju. asg4tssos rms. SIS ssl''
TAKOMA PARK-2 bedrms.: liv.
rm., din. rm,. kit. ane rrtH; rt.
sntr; in pvt. home. After 8. JU.
aeBEpRMs turn apt. with gar; next
TO shopping ctr. at Piney Br. and
RIGGS MiNoR@Bed-liy. rm- kit.
and bath; so5. Call HA. 2-Sal2.
BRENTWOOD. MD.--2-bedrm. apt,
newly dec; all utils.; welcome small
child; SIS. UN. 4-0265. ---26
Continued On Asxt Pags.J
Evening star., 1955-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvIsIoNs for rent. Only 25c I
day. Rental may apply TO puf'
chase. Call ST. 3-7009. "a
TELEvISIONs, late models with larg.
screens, used; fully guaranteed
with free service policy. WIN sci
ct low prices for cash. Brand-neN
TV sets for sale at wholesale prices
or below. Terms available on new
sets. Weekdays Q to o, Sundays II
to 8. JU. 0-5O01. TRI-BTATE AP.
PLIANcE WHOLESALERS. S43s
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. --l9
TIRES FOR gALR-Mud and SNOW
tires. new, recapped and used
white and black sidewalks: Sub.
Summer and Winter treads. 3s1sq
on 70 everybody. Mounting free
Sc. Ii. 7-5i62, u. 1-90s2. 20 .
TIRES t4ls p s. Royal 7;8oxi5S
Winchester Model 10 shotgun. IL
gauge, ribbed barrel. leather case
$50. Sears belt sander, motor
stand, $50. Webster changer, rs
fpn Sl2 OIL. A-2l79
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

EMIL. MOTHER win share her 2
stSsie SsaT sS aEs ca iP .Ses s@p JR %0sossta ssasS
Ice. APT. mr.. 10Th and
Columbia rd. n.v.---Ayan. Dec. i;
two responsible professional women
TO share lovely apt. with serious
minded lady college student; active
or retired couple considered. NO.
WILL SHARE nicely furn. 1-bedrm,
pvt. phone, excel. transp. Cab IA
SHARE apt. with another lady, pvt
bedrm.. reasonable price. ref. ex-
changed; gr. 18th and P St. naT.'
YonNG MAN has home 70 share
with / OF young men, furn. OF
nnflrn., reasonable rent. RA; j.
5 MINI MINUTES TO wAsH.-2-bedrm,
apt, large liV. rm. with fireplace,
to share with 2 college men 25-35
yrs. IA. 2-1594, Sun.
GIRL. 30-3b TO share. one-bedfoom
apt, with another lady, Alex, Va.
JArlandrial. or. 1850. 20'
MAN, mature. responsible, over 30,
share with one other man spa
cious, completely furn. bedrm. apt.
new, modern bldg. All facilities
avail. Good transp. 1900 Harvard
st. NV. HO. 2-b246. sat. Sun.
after IL am; vkdays. after z pm.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS. share Q 2-bedrm
apt. with girl; eony. to everything;
Is to so. S35 ca. ia. a-S630. 10
NEW HAMPsHiRE AVE. N.W.-El-
derly. Jewish man to share lovely
2-bedrm. apt. TU. 2-6026 am. OF
3 m. request Mr.. BASS. --2I
RETIRED CATHOLIC LADY will
share her 3-room new apt. with
another lady: "a block stores,
buses: Kennedy OF. NV. S46 month.
Taylor 0-tIS54. eos
ONE OR TWO GIRLs-Front twin
bedrm.: share kit, bath. small hv.
,rm. with other girl; nice location;
.EEsTNn4nSp ES0d sT2nsp. ToyySRs EA Ss4sl e,,yS -
share modern l-bedrm. apt. with
another girl. Call IA. 5-1050. 10
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ROOMS FUR-Nw tcs.. RVS uND VA c..J Aprs ruO C. tcs..l

ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH, eonv.
TO buses; gentleman; no other
FALLS CHURCH-Nieeiy furn., next
10 bath. for young man or couple;
kit. privilS. JE. 2-1b61. 20
LAR0E FRONT BEDRM., twin beds.
private bath. plenty storage; l blk.
TO bus. For working couple. ia.
6-6e63. 80
LYON vILLAGE-Room suit. for 2
girls or married couple. Close to
trAnsp. Call ia. S-S4s1. 20
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND EASTERN
AYES; = Newly furnished room IN II
MINIS. downtown. Use OF teie-
vision and radio. Ju. 7-729Is
Evening star., 1955-11-19
MIscEL. WANTED tcont. !

wELDER. used. 200 amp, porta.
Die gasoline driven. Call Monday
LA. $500. III
FOR AUCTION. new or used furni.
OLD STONE HOUSE AUCTION
RD.. BLADENsBURd. ND. UN. q
2Sss SSss,op UN .y.ry 1a9a sstSId.7 AZ I: OoaGn O
yembeI 80 ct 7:30 pm. FREE
PARKING.
EsTATEs--l am interested In buy.
Ing entire household contents oi
small estates. Call Mr.. KELLY
EN-. 3-9666. III