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nrtP-WoMEN
TYPIST

white or colored: must be rapid and
ING CO.. Tn3 I'm 81, NV. -Ib
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
SUPERVISORS ASSISTANT

An interesting and permanent posi-.
ton that will appeal TO an alert
and inteiligent young lady. exists
untitled in our Washington branch.
Tipping and accuracy In adding
figures Is essential. but the work
does not entail daily grind at o
typewriter or an adding machine.
Numerous company benefits and
ideal working conditions; days
q week, added TO the diversity of
the duties make this position the
best in town. Gail Mr.. Watts. La.
6-2300 for an interview. --13
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR who
can type. young lady. who wants
permanent position with excellent
MA. S-1O23.
SWITCHBOARD. OPERATOR, ex-
perienced. for large apartment
building on Conn. ave, near Kalo-
rama I'd. Further information may
be obtained from res. mgr. NO.
T@ttlAet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
HOTEL STATLER
18th and X SITS. NV. la
RECEPTIONIST
CTFNn

Several attractive young.ladies
needed for diversified duties in
modern air-cond. once. Tipping
and shorthand experience preferred
and able TO meet public. Perma-
nent positions with all modern
employee benefits and good starting
salary. Apply In person.
Household Finance Corp.
7444 wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
1914 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
MOOET &

MODEL0
Photographic work. expert:
erce not required, Send Snapshol
or apply FRIDAY or Saturday only
PHOTO EDITORIALS. 800 D St. 2 "
NURSE. reg, for medical clinic; 40
hr. week: medical and hosp. cover,
age, 2f-days' annual and ID days
sick leave per year. Salary approx.
SIS per vk. Call Ex. 3-6e3S;
NURSE. experienced. practical, nigh,
Phone 10. S-93o3 for interview
OFFICE CLERK. SO pm, no sxpsr:
necessary; Sl.04 hf POTOMAC
EMPL. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl..
oIF ~ 4V CLERK for general once
work. some typing. past ONCE exper.
heluful. Must b.. alert 70 handle our
phone business, o-day wk. NO 6Atur-
day, Start S4S per wk. Apply IN
person. TiDY-DIDY DIAPER SERv-
ICE, f0l Lamont st. NV. lib
OFFICE WORKER. expef, In typinR,
fre Insurance and fof building and
loan BACKGROUND prefd. Excel. mod
en- once. $50, 5-day week. yaca.
ton. Call MR. TURNER. NO. q
79U3. After 9. HU. 3-4541. -lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
MANAGER

FOR sPoRTswEAR department IN
fine ladies' specially shop. Must
BE htGlily experienced and ton. sales
person, Excellent salary and bonus
arrangement. This Is an excellent
opportunity for the right person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
THE EVENING STAR
STENOGRAPHER

SIENOGhAH6EH
B-day week. Excel. working eonds.
Apply REMINGTON RAND. 1915
u 81. NV. lib
STENOGRAPHER-FHE CLERK ex-
perienced; salary, SIS per wk.
Phone ma. b.0560. lib
ETENO. CLERK - FOR branch once
Of national organization. Short
hand. tipping and knowledge Of ag-
ures involving payroll and keeping
records Of orders and shipments.
FERN Is position Age n 24,sS s,s oESJp
TO our employees; o to 8, 6-day
week. Cali MRs.. APPLET Or MISS
SMITH. Ma. S-0104. --13
STENO TYPIsT--Div. Of General
Motors; air-cond. once; cost Of
living alone. Call Mr. DODGE. ST.
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HOTEL STATLER
18th ana < s.s. NV. la
STENOGRAPHER

Interesting position In our promo
Young woman. 20-3b years Of ass,
who has pleasant personality and
y able 70 type and take short
hanG and g Eeasonshle spssd.
Apply ADg f ssSn ~ Soe as. go: ss e
phone calls,
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administrative SecY

ADMINISTERING 0SCy.
tAsfr. div. modern once. ss0l
sesy., no shcrt hand. insur. So
steno.. publications -----S39Q mo;
etenos., irs: and srss $Z!5-s3oo
Hkkpr. for CPA ofnce---- SSQ-SS5
Dkkpr. for engineer ----$325 no;
S Ssis sss ,sss. oDr.. q, sss e e sss
MGR posting ofr.. Alex. ----$ 500
compt9Wstsr; Sc ;:. 81. y;;,,s n;s; $50
Hostess. airport t2S-30J hiss. $40
Stats. clerk some. college S3SQ0
sssss ssps. sy aao dealer $50 s mo- NO.
Clark typtSt t10l fl.v.s n.es 81.
s.w.. bethesda, etc. sS5s2 @ %
Teiier tfainsess. s oic. clks., pax. Key
punch. file clks. $40 to 500
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
f4eO New York ave. NV. Room 500
lnTNVVFTTaFFYCYHTE
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CURBETTES
twoMEN CAR HOPS,
SEVERAL, LOCATIONS

sHIRLINGToN. VA. DAY OR NIGHT
BETHESDA. ND. NIGHT
CONN. AVE. NV. DAY OR NIGHT
Salary Plus excellent tips. Color
full uniforms furnished. Permanent
full time. Other me henents IN
insurance, paid vacations. Apply
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PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
For nationally known weekly pub
heattons; experience In newspaper
ad materials. dummying and sched-
uiing desirable but not essential;
GOOD opportunity for permanent
position with advancement; many
Company benefits. Send resume
with past employment and salary
range; corFespondenee held n
confidence. Box :sf5-T. star. lis
ALTERATION HANDS. coats. suits
and dresses; 5-dAy week, excellent
WORKING conditions. Apply zIh-
KINS. S21 14th st. NV. 10
APT. HOUSE MGR. local exp; NV
free rent. Ma. $3.50.
ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR Of pri-
vafeiy endowed institution LoI
women In WASHINGTON. Necessary
expefience should include ONCE ano
personnel MANAGEMENT. Hou g
Washington and training IN man
dicrafts or similar sktlls desiraoie'
also bookkeepinS. - Age. 40 70 ~.
IivinH on premises optional. Appn-
canfs please enclose resume OF eA.
perienee and educational bsck-
ground and state age. BOX 25i.s,
Star.
ASSIST. BKKPR.. $500. must have
fetail exper. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT. 1907 II st. NV.
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ACCT. CLERK

lssssssS: l esss1ssa a1sass
week. no Sat. work. APPROPRIATE
experiences and ability 70 type ara
required. 20-3s years Of age. Sal.
Apply Personnel, Room sos: open
weekdays $500 and Sat. o-ls.
No phons Gala
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MELpwoMsN
HOSIERY sALEsWOMAN

HOSTESS. white. part-time eve.
1 HPnis si L Rsri sssra siS $50
: 6eoreia ave. Silver Spring. Nd
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THE EVENING STAR
1lol "a. ava. NV.

1nMTNTsTRATTYE SECRETARY. ex-
pefienced. good shorthand and typ
A t2s lrs e . sum- Ses ass iii
ity and take initiative. Travel
agency experience helpful. starr
Skunk. EHr' s.aeRSs. can I hss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
CASHIERS

FOR front once; must have some
experience in handling cash and
be able TO work alternating hours.
Apply personnel once.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Viewing Tv
HOLLYWOOD.

interviewing Dean Martin and
Jerry Lewis isn't the easiest way
to start the day. After It's over
! usually run for the nearest de-
compression chamber, because Q
guy can get the bends after one
Of these sessions.
Even the press agents (there
were three Of them trailing in
our wake) vibrate visibly, be-
cause Dean and Jerry frequently
uncork something which breaks
network security.
Jerry revealed, for example.
that he and Dean had f1atly re-
fused to appear on any Of MICS
9O-minute spectaculars this sea-
son.
I'VE don't want 1T! The audi
'ence begins to clock you when
you're on that long. and then
you're In troubled" Jerry shouted,
as II he still felt compelled TO
argue the point.
I was also surprised TO learn
that the famous comedy team
plans only two more Of their
Sunday night nv shows this
season-one on February 8 and
the other some time In May
despite the NBC contract calling
for five appearances.
pss
Dean and Jerry were very un-
happy with their first show on
December 10. They blamed them
selves. which in itself is o re-
freshing comment. Most per-
formers can cite a hundred reh-
sons why q show Is q flop. none
Of which has anything to do with
them.
Eve were tired, and trying to
do too much. We hadn't finished
our movie at Paramount, and you
can't do two things at once. This
has been q lesson to u.s." said
Jerry.
Personally. I wasn't as disap-
pointed in last months show as
Dean and Jerry and many Of the
critics. but it's tough to argue
with them when they tell you
the old spark Just wasn't there.
The casual reader might have
gotten the idea up to this point
that my interview with the
Messrs. Martin and Lewis was q
breeze. What you've been read-
ing, however, was distilled and
refined from q routine Of gags
Evening star., 1955-01-17

that. Let's get his picture in
stead. Picturesl That's It. Let's
get Humphrey to run our pic
lures every day for . week"
As we moved into Q small
restaurant for some breakfast,
the interview came TO q halt
while Jerry used . waitress for
his foil In q two-mipute routine.
Il want two hotcakes.' he
demanded.
''Ill get you some nice butter
milk hotcakes," said the solici-
tous waitress.
"Buttermilk on hctcakesl No,
no. Just maple syrup. please. =
"The buttermilk IL In the hot
cakes
"You mean / can't get Just
hctcakes7 ] don't want butter
milk y
After the hotcakes were finally
ordered to Jerry's satisfaction,
We got back to Tv.
"You want to know why we
don't do more Tv shows? Well,
I'll tell you," injected Dean. IN
i've years we've done 23 shows.
Three Of these were bad. but 20
were good.
That's right" added Jerry,
land at that rate it will take
20 years to burn ourselves up,
but II We had done % shows In
the first year. we would be
through now"
These boys might get an argu-.
ment on this point from many
Of their fans. and certainly from
NBC, which has found that q
Martin and Lewis show ID the
only one the network can toss In
against I'd Sullivan on Sunday
night without getting riassacred
on the rating polls.
But Dean and Jerry do phys
ical comedy. IS they 30 aptly de-
scribe It. and even II their
physiuues could stand the pace
every weak. It's highly doubtful
that the ~ audience could
bear up.
7 know that two interviews o
season with this pair Ii about
the limit Of my stamina.
tcopyrishs 1855. Mirror xnssrprises cal
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Hiehliehts
IeIeyision Toduy.

TeIeyisicn Toduy.
500, WMAL l71-Town and
Country: Connie B. Cay in
. new weekday series Of
country and Western music.
$3.50, WTOP tsl = The Early
Show: An actress proves faith
In good Is stronger than fear
Of evil. in Strange Encoun-
ter" starring Jorja Outright.
7:sO, WTTG l5)--Million Doll
lar Movie: Jimmy and Tommy
Dorsey star In the story Of
their lives, "The Fabulous
Dorseys. 9 with Janet Blair.
1880. WMAL t7p-The Names
the Same: Actress Audrey
Meadows Is guest panelist.
500. WRC tal-Caesar's Hour:
Nanette Fahray cures her uIl-
tidy husband Of the bad
habit. though Sid Caesar re-
acts In an unusual manner.
$500. WTOP tsD--Burns and
Allen: Oracle schemes to get
two Of her friends into an ex-
elusive dinner party.
s:o0. WMAL t7)-Reader's Di-
gest: Russ Simpson stars in
"The Last Of the Shooting
Sheriffs." q new weekly se-
ries based on articles In the
monthly magazine.
$3.50, WNIAL t7l-Voice Of Fire.
stone: Tenor Brian Sullivan
sings Glover's Rose Of Ira
lee" and Goetschius' "I
Dream Of You"
$500, WRC (4)-Medic: Bev-
erly Garland and Lee Marvin
star in q drama about an ex-
pectant young mothers fight
against leukemia "a retele-
cast Of the programs first
episode.
900, WMAL (7)--Galaxies In
Flight: Development OF the
universe over the past 5000
years. narrated by DR.. Georg
Gamou Of George Washington
University.
$3.50, WTTG (5)--Boxing: Mid
dleweights Milo Savage and
Moses Ward.
$50. WNTAL "a - Boxing:
Light-heavyweight Floyd Pat
terson and Don Grant.
$3.50. WRC tl)-Robert Mont
gofnery Presents: The dim
culties encountered by q
young woman suddenly
plunged into widowhood are
portrayed in "The Cypress
Tree" starring Dorothy Stick
i1ey and June Walker.
1000. WTOP ts)--Studio One:
Mai zetterling and Claude
Dauphin star in "Sail With
the Tide" a love story set In
France and based on q short
novel by Balzac.
11:20. WMAL (7)-Seyeu Star
Theater: "A Boy, q Girl, q
Bike" the story Of cycle rae
ing In England. stars John
MacCallurn.
11:25, WTOP Oh The Late
Show: A wealthy beach,
comber and a native girl meet
In "Hell's Harbor." starring
Jean Hersholt and Lupe We
lez.
Radio Today.
600. WGMS--Showcase: Ros-
sini's italian Girl In Algiers
Overture"
500, WTOP - Mr.. and Mrs.
North: The truth about q
murder is lost when q con-
fession backfires. In 'No
Time to Die" starring Bar
bara Britton and Richard
Denning.
$3.50, WN1AL.v-voic Of Fire.
z stone: Tenor Brian Sullivan
sings 0loyer's Rose OF ira
lee, !" and Goetschius' II
Dream Of You"
$500. WRC--TeIephone Hour:
Tenor Ferruccio Tagliavini
sings ''M'appari" from Won
Flotow's opera Martha" I"
1918. WWDC-Your Govern
r1ent: A special program COM
memorating Civil Service
Week.
1900, WTOP Music I'll Dawn:
Selections include Glazou-
noff's "Raymonda Ballet Mu-
sic.n
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Viewing Tv
Dean, Jerry Blame Selves
For December TN Flop
BY HcI Humphrey

and bon mots which frequently
caught me In the crossdre.
"I'll tell you what, Dean. I'll
interview Humphrey" said Jerry.
grabbing up the pencil and
paper. Nov what is it you don't
like about Tv? Don't answer
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Don't slIffer ore 1nnecessaFy
moment Of cold distress. Take
new -hiah-specd- ANTOMfNE
Cold Tablets ~ fortified with
miracle ingredient Thes 10
lisEe yunny noge. stzI15cd-np
heAd. muscular pairs, head
ache. fever of d cold rita cerv
Nxs< tre1fMentf Yes. the nrSt
izsatment starts 70 clear 10
Evening star., 1955-01-17

nasal distressI Reduce fevGyl
Eooti1e aches and painsi You
feel better an Cper with IN
credible speedI At first sieA cf
d coid-or even Il your distresg
has been hanging % several
days--tAlke nsw sshiGh-xpeedS
AfTToAGugE Cold Thhlets. Nne1
bettsr win the very frst treat-
uentl At al druggists to4sg.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont

ROOMS FuRN.-N.W. lCent.l
1858 HOLMEAD PL. N.W.-Nicely
1893 WYOMING AVE. N.w.--For
refined people single and double
rooms. newly decorated. Ideal To-
pioyed ladies: elevator; tile bath:
unlimited phone; so. 1916 18th
st NV AID A-965S
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FARM AND GARDEN
ROOMS fURNIsHED--N.W.

DUPONT CIR.--Beaut. home, newly
dec: firepl,, shelves, desk; semipvt,
bath; maid parking. 1907 10th st.
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 N st. NV
Join friendly, young crowd. Meet
nice people. Lounges, rec. rms,
dancing, bowling, tennis. Rlee club,
TV Bendix, switchboard, New
manager. S25-S35 mo- HU. 3-7474.
248O 10th ST. N.w.--Lovely rooms.
some with pvt. bath: distinctive
address; daily maid service: 24-hr
switchboard; rates, $3.50 up weekly
co. b-73Sl.
SO A DAY per person; 11ol 18th
n.w.--Attrac. sgle. .dble. rm,. So wk.
up. VANNES HOTEL. DI. 7-7SSS.
2I17 r ST. NW.-Refsr.. grill, sink
clock radio. Tv. airform mattress
S7-Sl4 wk. Elk. 3-6633.
women, sale. and dble. rms; clean,
beaut, furn.; mod. baths. NO
esia CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
Nee furnished room for ] lady
Close TO bus stop. NO. 7-306l,
1883 NEWTON ST. NV, front bsmt.
rm., for 1 person. Du. 1921.
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MIscEL. EoR SALE Cont

HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new. used
lgas, oil coal, wood. elee:) ACNE
STOVE. 10l1 9TH NV. Ma. e-Sob2.
ORGANS, after Xmas clearance OF
demonstrators and rental electronic
o orEans; spinets and Cd mannsl
1890 @ st. NV. RE. 1922. 81
PIANO. Knabe grand: in perfect
condition; $500. AP. 1898 80
PIANOS - Clearance Of returned
from rental spinet pianos. Save up
70 30fe on late models. KITS,
1880 @ 81. NV, RE, 7-62l2. ---31
PlANoS-Rent irst, buy later plan.
sons for adultsl, No obligation to
buy, KITS 1880 g st. NV. RE.
Piano Concord spinet Used Very
little. New guarantee. Reduced to
SS356 KITS 1880 G st. NV,
PLANO. Wuriitzer baby srand, beau
titully carved: best offer. RIA; g.
PIANOS - Several steinway and
other famous make Strands. These
are beautiful pianos and real bar
gains. Prices start at S425. Used
spinetS. consoles and apt. uprights,
1926 up. All guaranteed. Immedi-
ate delivery. 80 mos. 10 pay. open
Thurs. ans Fri, till Q, SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing
DIR. JU. 9-633S. go
REFRIGERATORs, S24.50, electric
sas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES.
s231 Ga. ave. NV, DE. 2-b566.
REFRIGERAT0RS. used. refinished,
rebuilt; some guar. o year; 50. 95
up FREDERICK'S, INC. 1905
14th St, ia. $1,000; 4l30 Georgia
ave. NV. RA, 3-3500.
REFRIGERATORS, used. $3.50 up
STOVE. I0lI 18th NV: MA. S-S952
REFRIGERATOR, late model, cross
top freezer; will deliver; SOS. LA.
6-S459.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
APIS. FURNIsHEp-D.c.

UPsAL ST. Sc. 7:4--Extra nice
adults; $97.50 mo, 10. 2-05i9.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
week. cail Ma. s-542s.
BEACON APTs, sQi Calvert q. n.w.
---Elev.: efficiency andN1 Bedroom.
lly. rm.. kit, bath. EN-, 3-g077.
MT. PLEASANT-Newton st. Eng.
S Ssnt. spse. s ~ . Tms sedrm. 1t,
L essh; IN HALL e. APT. fhorEL. 1PPss
18th st. NV, Enc, Lily. rm.,
kit. bath day or wk. Ma. s-a01o.
so7 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Lisinu
room. bedrm., den, kitchen. dinette.
bath bath. bsmt pSrSing i1 aN sl35 i ryo
ri. 1886: ewes. RIA. s-S6sa:
APT. HUNTING Made Easy. Cause
the owners pay my fee, show you
FREE. excel. selections, all parts
D. C. Call MANDELL, AID. 1900,
I4ea HARVARD ST. NV. Apt. &
--Attr. Ice. rm., kit. pvt. bath,
rear porch. SOS mo. Incl. all utils.
til : pm. FEDERAL RENTAL CO,
s s41s Ne" York ave. NV Ma O.
.5Is 14rb ST. N.w.-ciean. conf,
bedrm., iiv rm.. kit. bath: good
, sTansP;; 10y rent 10 AID 4.isa5; :, ,--a .
S mod 9 apt f BIDS TeiT4 and a ap top
hsht cooking; parking space; $50
1 sso CO COLUMBIA ,RD. N.w.-a.bed
nm. apt uv. fm.. kit. dinette
bath AID. 4-5344. --"6
LIv, RIM, bedrm.. kit. bath. utilss.,
1925 18th NV; S13-$16. SID wk.
No obi. to infant. RIA. 3-1sS3. ---3
CONGRESS HTS. AREA--Ayailsbls
nov. attractiyely furn.. l and .
hedrm. spts T reas rent rent ~ 20 Nsx
A TTffs!s paw Nv APIS, sl4 vk. ID Up;
child or babies welcome: also hskpg
rms. 1I0l 18th 81. NV, DI, 7-.7sSS
UPPER 18th ST.--Furntshed Ell
ficieney; large living room. dinette.
dressing room. kitchen. bath.
service included Call resident man.
ager, Q am.-5 pm. NO. $4,000
NAYLOR GARDENS - e-bedroom
furn. apt; Sl25, utils. incl. cony
70 transp., shopping and schools
33I N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Bsmt. apt. . ige. rms. suit. couple
or sgle. person No children and nj
drinking allowed. Pvt: entr. 1T
- bcdrms. pvt. kit, and bath
1908 X ST. Sc. Apply Apt. g.
Mod. nicely furn. rms. bath
ser rear porch. $75 mo. plus utils
Mr.. Navy Yard. Boiling Ideal for
serv, personnel PRESS REALTY
CORP, ST, 3-9316. 81
OPP. MAYFLOWER--All or part o.
completely and artistically fuTn. 4.
rm. studio apt. -ofilce suite; bath
kit. TIE. 6-5437. o6s
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PRIVATE PARTY with substantial
cash wants !! or 3 bedrm. house
with bSmt, City or Falls Church,
OH thoroughfare away from COM
mereial. Immed. occupancy not
imperative. $4,000 to S23. 900.
Box 16S-c, Star.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for houses,
D. c. or nearby Nd BRUNO IN
VESTMENT. INC. ST. 1890;
ewes. ia. 2-9225.
1887 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-A
perfect brick home in perfect con-
dition; rms, baths, rec. rm.,
garage: vacant. Priced TO sell.
WALTER M. BAUMAN, 1927 K
St, NV Ma. S-6229; ewes, Wo.
6-OI4f. 81
WANTED! A HOUSE with lot not
less than 5Uxl00 it., relatively
high elevation. GEORGETOWN or
area in District west OF Georges
town, Should have fun bsmt.,
3 bedrms., or , bedrms and den,
liv.. nm, din. rm., kit, at least IN
baths; masonry construction, per-
manent roof; II older than yrs.
and air conditioning or vents
which will take air conditioning.
In reply. state address. name OF
owner or agent and cash price.
Box 1890, Star -2S
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GUN SALE!!

End-of-year gun clearancei All guns
new and used--cut to the bone
Exceptional bargains for your gain
See US for the best prices offered IN
1855. Sale ends Saturday Dec. 81
ATLANTIC GUNS, INC.
1871 Spring Rd. NV. TU. 2-434l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
GAS HEATERS

q 200 to $1,000 BTU. some witt
blowers and thermostats; larg
assort.; guar. BLOCKS, l746 lie
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge, ia. s-S10u
46l0 Baltimore ave- WA. 1-350l
GAS RANGE, new. used. installation
ave. NV. DE. 1856.
cosi. gas ranges. ACME STOVE
IOIi nth st. NV, MA. $685..
GROCERY FIXTURES - Going on
OF business. Gondolas, cheek-oil
stand. dairy cases, frozen foo
cases, racks. cleo. meat saw
grinder, slice machine. scales an
safe. 1854 Livingston I'd. Sc
10 3-550O --27
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-Ws
have fine tenants for homes in
NV. D. c. and nearby Nd. Free
appraisal; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. --3l
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REPAIRs and SERVICES

ADD. MACH, small; adds, subtracts;
Tyr: guar: ONCE or home: SLABS.
G G5SE1iGoNs'i r aSsa o. Enclosures n;S
ialousies, kitchen remodeling; By
specialists: all work fully guar.
free estimates: 80 months 10 pay
SEQ SALES. 6l7 Sligo ave-. Silver
Spring, JU. 5000 day or night.
BATHTUBS,. new. and used, basins
1746 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
BRICKLAYlNG - Mason craftsman
All types masonry. Pvt built homes
A, FAGNANI 10. 2-1994.
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK, re.
pairs; flreplaces rebuilt or repaired
OIL. 2-623S 90
repairs. remodelling; ise. or small
Jobs. LII. 4-9S62; ewes. Ii. 1891
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA, mr.. Flower-Piney Br. shop.
center - Unusually attractive, in
mod. garden-type apt bldg, 2 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath.
Sll0; adults: refs RA. 3-352g.
Evening star., 1955-08-31
b. the Associatsd Prsss

+ 4 fsd
MAI. Ronald =. Alley came
up In United States District
Court here today for another
round in his two-front fight
against charges that he helped
the Chinese Communists while
he was their prisoner in Korea.
Civilian attorneys for the S4-
year-old artilleryman from Bar
Harbor, Me-. were scheduled to
tell the court why they think
he should not answer the charges
before an Army court-martial.
In papers asking for an in
junction to prevent this, they
nave declared the charges
amounted to treason and should.
therefore. be tried by civil court
as provided by the Constitution.
An Army court-martial already
has begun hearing the case at
I'd Army Headquarters, Fort
Meade. Md.
The Army trial was recessed
yesterday to enable the defense
to press its Federal court motion
in Washington today.
The recess was called after a
court -martial law officer ordered
the Army to be more specific in
Its charges that Maj. Alley gave
the enemy information about
United States artillery units,
urged fellow prisoners to do like
wise. wrote and recited propa-
ganda. participated in political
discussion groups and submitted
missionaries to fellow prisoners.
The order came from Col.
Evening star., 1955-08-31
|TV Repoir Firm
Accused by ETC
|Of FuIse Claims

The Federal Trade Commits
sion today issued q complaint
charging Mayfiower Television
Co., 1850 Seventeenth street
NV, with Misrepresentation In
its advertising.
The complaint alleged May
flower misrepresented the cost
lof repairing sets and the quail
lfications of its repairmen in ads
placed in newspapers and on
Itelevision.
In a typical ad, the complaint
STATED. the firm offered to send
q serviceman Each a specialist
for a different make to fix
your TV set for only $1.50 sery-
ice charge"
"In fact" the complaint de-
cIared," these servicemen are
mot specialists, and have only a
limited. knowledge of Tv re-
lpair. The testing equipment
they have with them is for
testing tubes only"
FTC listed as false q state
ment that only needed parts
would be replaced.
Respondents have adopted a
practice Of replacing parts
which were not needed and have
also included q service charge
in these instances" the COM
lplaint alleged.
Ofiicers Of Mayflower named
respondents are Raymond II.
Bente. president-treasurer: Low.
ell Ewing, vice president. and
Lillian Turner, secretary.
They have 80 days In which to
file an answer, FTC said.