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ATTENTION statesmen

DO you want Q steady income IL
months Of the year. every year for
the rest Of your life? Earnings
from $4,000 to $4,000 . year. Em.
pioyment by the finest institution
Well established, reputable, and
financially secure. No QUITO town
travelling but car and references
necessary. Experience not neces-
sary. Complete training given.
Guaranteed drawing account while
In training For appointment for
Personal interytew eall Eugene 3
La. 6-63OO. -17
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$125 TO $500 WEEK
AFTER LEARNING
OUR BUSINESS PLUS
BONUS

To q man between "a and so who
can qualify, who is now a salesman
or would like to be one. We will
thoroughly train you and pay you
lifetime position II YOU qualify
with q local established firm Of 40
years. No out-of-town travelling
Our business Is very highly re-
spected and dignifed commodity
which requires very high type
and above-average person. Quail
ably married, character and past
employment references required
Above all. must be ambitious and
progressive. This position requires
3 hours work each morning from
. to 12, 0 days Q week, and 3 hours
work each evening from 8 to 2.
evenings Q week We will answer
each letter individually. Write Box
3fi6sR, Star III
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SECRETARY with proved executiv.
ability; excellent BACKGROUND. KE
s-607O, after pm. weekdays IL
SECY., Is yrs. legal technical ent
medical experience; shorthand. 13t
and up; tipping, 60-90; $70-S75 wk
to start. BOX 34a-M. Star. l6s
WHITE WOMAN to manage roomins
house or small apartment house; :
yrs. exper. D1. 7-25l1. 17s
WRITE WOMAN would like house.
work by day; honest, reliable. Tu
a-Sg1o. i6s
EXPER. soda fountain girl: hours 1
TO II pm. Call Ii. 3-6595 after
3 CoLoRED GIRLS desire Jobs a
chambermaids, counter girls o.
Mattresses. Call RA. 6-7543. II,
COLORED GIRL desires Job bab,
sitting. steam table, busEirl, counter.
work or laundry marker, Ii. 7-8gSs
COLORED GIRL, June graduate
wishes part time Job as reeeptionis
after 1890 p.m.:. knowledge Of typ
tnes hline, switchboard. HU. 3-521i
after 3 DE.
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FURNITURE

m TfH4HAITR ExcEELERT FeaNI5HE5 coNp1HTEFoN
chairs, S14.p5: end tables.
s5.33s: stgdio &c eoqch. si5; lamps
$4.S5: coil springs. sio.sS; mat
tresses, SI2.9b: chest Of drawers.
S15: lamp tables. $4.p5; kitchen
tables. S5: kitchen chairs, 50 3.p5:
Admiral Tv set. $34. .95: westing.
house electric refrigerator. S3995:
rser sIaSe nssse SsS oasss dTssss esSi ssn
nets, $50. Three floors Of furni-
ture stocked With excellent values.
Open Monday and Friday evenings.
213.216-217 King 81,
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PIANO - Adults, give our system Q
try before you buy.
4. Piano-Your choice.
2. Lessons--12 group lessons.
3. Music-Free.
4. Times months.
g.. Cost--S45: S25 dn.; $40 2nd mo-,
$40, 3rd mo,
@. II you decide TO buy this will
apply TO purchase price
Call Up to 11:30 Pm. XII. e-57s7.
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WE WILL TRAIN


The man we need. No experience I,
necessary. II chosen, you viii bt
sent to our National Sales Traininl
School with salary and expense.
paid Upon return YOU will receive
practical experience with help from
successful deld trainer for q
1J-week period.
Progressive training will remove the
ceiling from your earnings. Oul
average successful man earns Q min.
imum OF $S,0nQ a year. This is not
O "get-rich-a quick" proposition buI
an opportunity for you to earn Q
substantial income from the. start
and then you advance according II
the effort you put forth.
We are searching for q man with
ability. sincerity, good mentality ane
one who can manage his time well
II you're our man. phone RE. 7-S60t
for an appointment. Ask for Mr.
Hetzler
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident Co
YOUNG COLORED MAN, veteran OIL
draft exempt. to learn washing.
machine repairing; some mechanical
exper. necessary. Steady lob: op.
portunity to learn good trade
SLATTERY RADIO CO., 1909 Wis
ave. --16
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Bldg. Materials
We have large amount Of all kinds
of lumber. steel radiators, plywood.
plumbing supplies. etc, from hun
dreds OF wrecking tobs. at bargain
prices.
Come in and Browse Around
GENERAL ,WRECKING co.
1897 Brentwood Rd NE. AD. 2-6177
BUILDING MATERIALS
FROM
Z Housing Projects
FOR SALE AT OUR NEW YARD
Thousands Of feet all f1r framing,
per thousand, $65.
PLYWOOD
u In. By feet by 8 IT,. $2.25: Pine
2 by 3 studs per hun. $19. SO. Pine
by 4 each soc; Fur by 3, 10 II.
;siisah $3.50 SOC; Stair steps II high
OAK FLOORING
8 in. per thousand. S65.
PICTURE WINDOWS
per each, $22.50. Doors. all sizes. 81
70 $l2. Thousands Of other items to
Columbia Surplus Building Sales
1901 Baltimore Ave. lat Peace Cross
BladensburR. Md UN. z-S9ee.
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lisa iSao Kenilworth Ave. Me- so LH; /
MAP, HeaTne Bros. Of North vir-
gginia; Tegnlasss y aso price, s34.5o. ssle.
MicRoskdosEs. S9GR 81 sisSSe; 500 power. not not a
CUMBERLAND OPTICAL CO.. yu.
n1HthIi MiIIiNG MACHINE and at.achments;
used few months. S459.95. Sale
price S35e:95: OIL; 4-4s95. 49,
oEnicE aoed 9tssS soRdtea sTays rsss iasafs Pfee
Ex. 1880. Monday through Friday.
OFFICE EoUIpMENT-Four ming
cases, two once desks and chairs.
one large safe. Reasonably PRICED.
oFFfcE FIX ~ ff6tENfTuRE, tfi SiTu matched eds set,
fine quality. sacrifice. MA. s-055o.
oTRaGS1HSNsNsHammond. ORGANS spinet model:
used very little. Call IA. s-os6s
PIANOS - Attention adults. would
you purchase a piano II you could
play it2 We will guarantee to teach
you to play the piano in - weeks
providing you practice 20 minutes
per week Is only $50. When you
purchase the. piano the $50 paid
may be. applied to the purchase
price. Glasses are forming now; Can
Mgss1s A1ssSa. Co. HOS Q st. NV. Mal pI.
PIANOS - Here is 3. real barsaip:
Brand d-new full keyboard Kimball
console piano including bench. de-
sSssss SsSs e Ths s0qs pano n0Rs Rs. s'r u Pn5y E
year. guarantee and has all the es-
sentials OF o much higher priced
instrument. Come In and let US ex-
plain the merits Of this fine piano
to yogs. Terms as low as $50 dewn
HsgsIe e., e lbs fS Dd'' 9 st. o4MEsf5E NV. 81
PiiANos.-H Hampton spinet. Ideal for
small home or apt Among many
PIANO. blond spinet. Estey; 5000
cash. Call Ju. 5-73e4 after 8 m.
PIANos-want a bargain then get
the. best. We have. several used
Ras are ersed siS az from sss5 up Tef
as low as loss. down. and 3 years
to pay: included IN this group Kim
BAL. Gable; Gnlbransen. Story A.
risSo ssi :,.: S:sssiIsi .ssS ssy Io
00S4. -16
PIANOS FOR RENT-onIy S25 down.
So mo (no hauling chargeD. puts q
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan KITS. 1880 q st. NV RE.
7-62f2 ---22
PIANO. small uprights, 44-in. hieh.
Story and CLARK. Excellent condition.
PIANO, Lester spinet. 3 yrs. old IN
tshed back dehumtdifier. 37-in.
high. full Keyboard like new. $500.
KI. Q-7679. III
PIANO. spinet, maple: made to order:
4 yrs. old; $3.50. South b-9f315:
1897 Ft, Hunt I'd, Alex. IL
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lnStaUAtlo0 Optional,
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY Co.
10th and H sts. ne. Open eTentne1
'til Q. Ii. 3-00s2.
WASHING MACHINE. auto, Wexting-
house. new motor, S76; double box,
sionsi tables, s2.S0 60. oL. 1852.
WATCH. Omega, automatic, sea4.s
master, new, with guarantee: retail
s26s, asking S17b. MA. 6-27s4: 49,.
wELDER. electric. ms amp. mOtoF,z
generator. Industrial type. excel
cond.; S325. WA. 7-7714. lis II
WELL. PUMP. Romsrt; tank and con-
troll; VIII deliver. $40 JE. 3-n483.
FABULOUS CHARITY saLE. SAT. and
Sun. Oily. ~ to q. DRASTIC fsdue---s
tionsi BsrRainSl Household, nen1
Women's clothing fur coats, n. Y.
GoWns shoe ieweiry, brie-a.brae.---- -
1857 Columbia 70. NV. ~
l ANNIVERSARY SALE N
BIZ dlseoun; on ell s.andard nae;
brand-nev Watenes dinqond finfA
and complete line Of jeveify, BploFaf
precision clock and portable redioa,
aliRator bass. etc. 0AM OHBhcH
JEWELEHS. expert repairs, 4IS
BgchanAn q. NV, ia, 9-4J54.
Continued On next psss)
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FOAM RUBBER

CSkA1M xbOoo0Ab
Floor sample, Sealy Posturepedic.
reg. $159.50 t2l at Sl10 ea.; 5erta
$35. SEGAL BROTHERS. CO. : B.
1888. 1894 14th st. NV. IL
BEEF CUT. wrapped and ready fo-
deep freeze; 2-yr. .-old Black Angus,
sold In halves. only 45c per pound
Crescent 3-2611. 16'
BEER C00LER-Walk-in box. com,
plete unit: excel condition. Cal
AD. 4-1519. from 11-6. After. 8
UN. 4-5646. --l5
BICYCLE. boys. excel. cond: moving
must sacrif. AP. 7-59s7. aft. 5 and
BfCYCIEs-Rebuilt. boys and girls
all sizes; very reasonable: trade.in
accepted; ~. 5,5119. -l6
iron. DOOR STORE. 3144 M st
NV. NO, 1881, daily lis, Ii
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Excellent opportunity for young lady.
high school graduate, to become as
ISOLATED with well-established retail
firm. Previous sales experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 6-day week.
Apply after $50 an. BREWOOD,
1917 O st. NV. IL
WOMAN. 26.4o. bookksepins experi.
commensurate with ability. 5-day
week, $3.50. Local refs. required.
Ii, 3-3492, MIR. LEVINE. --21
YOUNG WOMAN. $3.50. estimating
and taking on quantities for manu-
facturer's Representatives; exper. pref
For interview, EN-. 3-7767. IL
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Excellent earnings. Meals and uni.
forms furnished. Paid vacation and
other worth while employe, benefits
HOWARD JOHNSON
Wis. and Western Aves., D. c. Line
GIRL. colored. kitchen help; 81 N
st. s.W. Ii. 3-985Q
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced, under 40; group hos.
pitali2ation; new air-conditioned
ONCE; 5-day week; salary. $3.40C
SHAPIRO INC.
14is x ST. NV. ME. s-1717
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cAsHIER-s -sALEs6Isj.
GREETING CARD CITY
1927 G st. NV, nj, 18th and O
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REAL ESTATE
SALESWOMAN
DESIRES OPENING

real estate concern: 10 years ex.
perience out OF state in selling resi-.
dental and commercial properties;
excelltut BACKGROUND. Box 143-S
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STEEL

We have large stock Of new and used
steel in many sizes, such as I-beaTnsr
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut /,
to size
GENERAL WRECKING CO..
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AD, 2-6l7T
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MlscrL. FoR sALE lcens.l
o. 20. 1896.
FILE CABINETS

NEW AND USED LEGAL LETTER,
2. 8 AND { DRAWER g. .9b AND
Tr aAI Also EIRErE1oTs sSs9 : NSnLAIEp 9 I; NT5
MAXI $40 ANp Up: Up ESQ " TRANS. Trans.
FER LETTER LEGAL FILES. S3.95
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN VA TAN oPgEIcE EQUIP; co
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CLERK-TYPIST

so7 West olebs Rd. Alexandra, va
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Available Feb. L: is yrs. retail sales
and management experience. age
A.; excel. background. Box 3:s5-
NJ, Star. To-
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total Of i've years and four
months to 10 years when coupled
with the time given him earlier
this year by another Judge.
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years residence confined to toe
District, not the Metropolitan
Area rs the code proposed. OPP
Ierators favored o more lenient
requirement such &c residence In
10 50-mile radius Of the District,
Criminal convictions - Mosi
favored o provision to bar ap-
|plication by prospective hackers
convicted or serving any pari
Iof . criminal sentence durinl
the preceding three years Nol
10 committing certain major
Grimes, ranging from murder to
assault with intent to commit
amy felony.
One industry spokesman con-
tended that applicants with such
records should be permitted "a
appear before the Hacker Board
for that body To- pass on his
|acceptability Is Q cab driver.
Armed service status-There
were SEINE objections to per.
hitting an active member Of the
armed forces 70 drive Q cab, on
the theory that such men are
employed.
Condition Of health-Most
wanted q clear definition Of the
wynrd ss4fnnh flsfvss ,,oad A. 80
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|Sofecroekers Get $500
On Connecticut Avenue

Safecrackers took about 800
from an Amoco service station
ct 3501 Connecticut avenue NV.
early today. police reported.
Jack Fender, 20. 2718 Twenty
seventh street NV. told police
the station was entered between
/ and 5 am. through q rear
door. Police said the safe, lo-
Gated in the office Of the sta
ton, was broken open with
about $40 missing.
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Coast Guard
:
DelaYAward
OF Commission

The Coast Guard has withheld
the commission from 4 graduate
Of its training school at New
London. Com and his attorney
said the action had been taken
because the young mans mother
was alleged to be active In or
CARNATIONS on the Attorney
Generals subversive list. Z,
Headquarters said the COM
mission Of N. Pierce CASTOR. %,
who was graduated eighth In his
class. was withheld pending q
review. He nov Is an apprentice
seaman at headquarters here,
The assignment was made 90
that he could be on hand for the
review.
Murdaugh Madden. the at-
torney. said the mother. Mrs
Jeanne Crises Of San Francisco
testified before the review board
here In June. He said she told
the officers that she had not
been connected since riid-l95o
with any Of the organisations
cited by the Attorney General as
subversiye. thats she did not
know when she was In contact
with them tllet ttay were alleged
TO be subversive, and that she
had never been . pro-Com-
munist.
Mr.. Madden said Mr.. Castor
had not been with his mother.
except for brief visits. since 1919,
He was graduated from the Uni
yersity Of California with a civil
engineering degree and then
completed the four months Coast
Guard officers candidate course.
The case was similar to that
Of Eugene w. Landy. q Merchant
Marine Academy honor gradu-
ate. to whom the Navy refused
% service commission on ground
his mother is q former Com
munist. A special board win re-
view his case.
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Marines Buy
Fleet 'Ontos'

a SIS million contract wal
placed with the Allis- Chalmer.
Manufacturing Co. Of milwaukee,
today for production Of @ new
type armored vehicle for The
Marine Corps.
The vehicle, developed FOL
Army ordnance originally, 1.
called Ontos from the 0reel
word meaning ''the thing"
Instead Of carrying one artil.
lery piece as do tanks, Ontos
carries six 106 millimetel
|recoilless rifles. However. 1t has
mo heavy protective armor. II
depends on speed with which III
rifles can be trained on target
and its maneuverability.
Coming within range Of the
target, q gunner fires q spottins
rifle until the bullet flashes on
the target. The gunner then
fires the previously loaded re-
|coilles3 rifles. All six may be
fred at once. The ontos ther
quickly turns to ind cover fol-
|reloading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Nun Killed.
Others Injured

One nun died Of injuries here
last night and four others were
injured, rs the result Of an
automobile accident yesterday
afternoon ct Bristow, Va. about
IS miles south Of Washington.
Sister Monica Schnitzhoffer
30. died last night in Providence
Hospital Of internal injuries.
In the same hospital was Sister
10 Ann Ducharme. Taken to
Georgetown Hospital were Sister
Vincent Ruscin and Sister Mer-
cedes Rollins.
The driver Of the car, accord
ing to Fairfax County police, was
Sister Agnes O'Mara. She re-
turned, after the accident, to
OF. Benedict's Convent at Bris-
tow. The sisters were from the
Benedictine Order there.
The police said the car con-
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|Aceountuncy Post
Vacancy Is Filled

Arthur c. Dechene. an &C.
|countant with the arm OF Price
|Waterhouse. Inc. here. was ap-
pointed today to Q three-yea,
term on the three-member Dis.
trict Board Of Accomtancy.
Mr.. Dechene takes the placs
Iof Henry A. ONeill. whose tern
expired this month and wht
said he did not wish to be re.
appointed. Mr.. Dechene. named
by the District Commissioner
lon recommendation Of the Dis.
ltrict institute Of Certified Public
Accountants, lives at 35o8 Third
street. North Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Operators, Drivers Attend
ockerStondords Heorinu

Taxicab industry representa-
tives today turned out for az
informal hearing on proposed
standards for prospective taxi
cab drivers before they can taxi
written and medical examine.
tons for licenses.
The hearing. conducted b
Trafiic Director George e. Kene.
ipp. was devoted to nine pro.
poSals.
No objections were registered
against four Of these by ethel
drivers or cab association ON.
cials. They agreed hacker can.
didates should be able to:
l. Read. write and speak thu
English Language.
2. BE at least Il years old.
3. Not have the privilege Of
diplomatic immunity.
4. Not be Q paroles or pro.
bationers unless possessing writ
ten permission TO drive from
parole ofncers.
There were divisions in tn
meeting on these points:
The amount Of driving expert
ence that should be required
BY standing vote the majority
present favored the proposed
one year Of driving experience
Those In the minority favored
anywhere from zero years r.
1ive years.
Residence reQuirement-Tht
drivers generally favored i've
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tanning the nuns skidded Is II
rounded q curve, and then Sister
Agnes lost control Of the vehicle
nc then ran OF . shoulder Of the
road and overturned.
The injured were said last
night to be In good condition.
The accident occurred near Lin
ton HIN, not far from Centre
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licences Of from 2 to 10 years
lin each case to run concur
lrently. Charges Of stealing more
than 81, 200 worth Of property IN
the three housebreakings were
dropped.
Won Sing Lee, 40, who already
was under sentence Of from 40
months 10 10 years on narcotics
icharRes, today was given addi-
ltional prison terms totaling two
ltc ak years on new charges.
1 Judge Mc1arragty gave Lee
an additional 10 To 81 months
flor possession Of more than
hoo, 900 grains Of opium. ne then
gave the defendant six to 10
months for attempting to import
Chinese merchandise Illegally
into Michigan In 1853 and for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
FIRlNGS

Continued From First Page
ings and continued while On
unsatisfactory performance rat
ing may sometimes lead 10 d.
missal for cause, Il may also
justify lesser personnel action
such a. transfer TO o more suit
able position or dernotion.
ION the other hand. though
an employed ordinary overall
performance throughout the
rating period may be rated a.
satisfactory he may still be guilty
Of conduct In connection with
the execution Of his ofiicial
duties =. which would justify
dismissal under tthe Lloyd-La-
Toilette act. In the interest Of
promoting the eflciency Of the
service" =
Civil Service Commission Of.
flcials said the commission had
supported the Navy Department.
position.
No Mass Dismissals
The courts decision win make
1t easier for agencies to fire
employees more quickly for In.
efficiency. but no mass firings
are expected, CSC officials said
They pointed out that even be.
fore 1850. when the Iloyd-La.
Toilette Act was used to get nc
Of unsatisfactory employees. there
never had been large numbers Of
employees fired On such charges.
The majority Of disrnissals in
Government involve charges OF
misconduct and insubordination
which have always been handled
under the Lloyd-LaFollette Act
1t was pointed out.
Last year q House Civil Serv-
ice subcommittee. reviewing the
Performance Rating Act Of
1850. declared that agencie,
should use the 90-day warning
provision before discharging en-
pioyes on ineffciency charges.
The courts decision today
does not affect the rights OF
veterans In Government Jobs to
appeal their dismissals to the
Civil Service Commission.
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TRANSIT

Continued From First RAgs
missioners apparently WIN need
all the expert advice they can GET
to overcome this and other prob
lens. There are indications OF
much difference of opinion be-
tween the Commissioners and the
company on various features Of
the contract.
Louis Burlnan, Washington
builder interested In buying Cap
lital Transit Co.. told q radio au-
ldience last night he wishes TO
continue talks with the Commits
lsi0ners as soon as they are avail
liable. Mr.. Burnan has been
preparing q counter offer to the
l$14.4miilion price tag tied TO the
property by CTC Board Chair
man Louis Z. Wolfson.
Mr.. Burman said he talked
yesterday with other members Of
his syndicate who flew into town
Ito discuss the deal. He has re-
fused to name the men. Two
others interested In the operating
end have been named as Charles
E. Ebert, former president, and
Robert H. Sitter. former vice
president Of the Philadelphia
Transportation Co. One or the
other would head the new COM
ipany. Mr.. Burman said.
An-nus Plan Drafted
Mr.. Burman said the first
problem was to gain assurance
from the Commissioners the
Syndicate would get q franchise.
He has said the company would
Eventually convert to an all-bus
operation.
Attorney Nathan Lubar. who
represents Mr.. Burman, said q
study Is under way for providing
the city with Q faster transit
service. This might be done by
eliminating turning movements
lin buses BY routing them either
lNorth-South or East West.
Passengers would transfer from
one Of these grids to the other.
Mr.. Lubar quoted q Capital
Transit statement that 81 mill
lion In additional revenue might
be realized each year II speed Of
each bus could be increased one
mile an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

trying TO bride q customs In
spector.
The sentences were ordered to
run consecutiveiy. giving Lee a
Evening star., 1955-10-01

IN my kitchen, an exhaust
fan Is locsted at the most dis
tant point from the range and
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Cufe fer DEiltie

Can YOU ten me now 70 remove
the odor that comes from 2 damp
CELLAR MIS-. =. q. asks
Answer ne nrst thing % 90
|is y remove tl1e cause. because
the oior VIII otherwise return,
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II you have d real estate prcblem---be II soIes,
rents. insurance Of mortgages one Of our officers
nearly SO years We have served thousands of prop
cry owners.
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Ryon Moves Offices

Thomas 4. Ryon. real estate
man and builder, has announced
removal Of his ofiices from o2e
Fifteenth street NV. to new
quarters ct 1914 Eighteenth
street NV. the 1rm's uptown
ONCE will remain at 340o wis
consin avenue NV
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
74l9 Oh Lone

Two old split level brick home Oh large beousi-
fully lopdscoped ot Nish patio and outside fires
ploee. Large LIVING room sepor0te dining room.
Stoirs TO finished attic Cos hent Buiit-in oorcps
House ii inamoeulote condition $37 500
OPEN ron iNspEcTloN SAT. SUN, l.so-s
pfrectons ost Csna tsrond cherry chase Circe p
Lsaad So. left Leland blocks % OAK Lana. lsft
70 h0kss.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
3396 sfenhensan Place NA

An attractive ard substonticI true centsr-hoIl
colnniol brick home n the desiroble Hiohwood
creo Ia addition to The large living room dining
room, kitchen with breckfost spuce there is
baths on 2nd floor BuiIt-in oorcae Price S2e. 500
OPEN ron INSPECTION SUNDAY, 1906
Drecttons Out conn Ape 10 Nebraska Are. right to
5and ST. teJt To StspheHsoa Place, left 70 homs
Evening star., 1955-10-01
RING VALLEY
4zIl 4oth street NV.
SIS, 500

New listing Of white brick home ii On oreo Of
larger homes and convenient 10 everything. There
are bedrooms cnd baths On HE znd floor:
built-in garage; Gas INV. heat.
OPEN Fok iAspEcTIoN SUNDAY 40 To
Center. turn Uet on 4ath 81. to hoHse.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
KEN'NOOD. J u . Nd.
6lO4 Kennsdy Drive
s4s, 500

Lovely Coloniol home, ii this exclusive community.
situnfed On well-londscoped lot; 4 bedrooms,
Ibrory and full bath sersened living porch; r.
cor eorooe.
OPEN FoR INSPECTION SUNDAY, 1906
pfrsctions. ont Wis Ape. bspon6 Westers Ars. abcat
blocks 10 Dorset Are. iet Dorsst ag6 costnss t.
Kennedy DTse, right to house