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1900, WMAL (0-You Asked
for It: An elephant meets a
mouse.
1900, WTTG ~ -- Million
Dollar Movie: A young pub
Usher Is torn between duty
and love. in THE Lost Mo-
ment," with Susan Hay
ward.
1880, WMAL (D-Playhouse:
Josephine Hutchinson is a
terrorized farm housewife,
in the suspense drama,
wait for George"
500, WRC ~ - Comedy
Hour: With Bud Abbott. Lou
Costello. Gordon MacRae
and Middleweight Champion
Carl "Bobo" Olson.
$500. WTOP ts)-Toast Of the
Town: Victor Borge. Ice
capades of 1855, Teresa
Brewer, and the Irish Fes-
tival Singers from Dublin.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

section" he said. "There seem
to be as many television stu
dios here now as theaters, but
we had lot Of first nights
around here"
George Whites Scandals"
Life Begins at 8:40," ION
Your Toes" Keep OF the
Grass" by Jupiter" Three
To Make Ready" where's
Charley?"-these are some Of
the Broadway shows in which
Bolger starred and the mem
ory of them Is enchanting to
him still. =
Mr.. Bolger said he decided
to go into television on q per-
manent basis after the first
television show he did several
years ago.
'It was a Comedy Hour, on
NBC-TV, at Christmas time"
he said, "and never have I
received 80 much fan mail,
and Of such a warm, friendly
kind.
IT got letters from grandma.
and I got letters from junior.
Teen-age boys and girls wrote
to me, asking advice about
their dancing. social and pro-
fessional. The parents wrote
and said this was the kind of
entertainment they wanted in
their homes
II thought it was absolutely
staggering to get such reac-
ton, and my wife and said.
this Is for us.
Struck Dumb
Mr.. Bolger met his wife, the
former Gwen Rickard. when
he was on tour in California
with q Gus Edwards revue
and she was q student at the
University Of Southern Cali
fornia.
"She came down to the the
ater to demonstrate to Gus q
couple of songs she had writ
ten. took one look at her and
I was struck dumb, and I have
been so ever since"
The Bolgers were married in
1929 and Mrs. Bolger has al
ways worked as kind Of man
ager and general advisor to
her husband.
Ray Bolger, at 81, is q real
charmer. He is quick-think-
ing. articulate, a comedian
with a natural wit, evident
even when his writers are far,
far away. He Is a genuinely
friendly man. He likes people.
He is an avid reader of
history and autobiography,
and when he is in Beverly
Hills. he likes walking across
the street to the home of Jerry
Wald. Columbia Pictures ex-
ecutive producer. and seeing
movies in the Wald's private
exhibit room.
Little Theoter
Unfortunately" he said,
there is very little theater in
California. I miss that tne-
mendously. How can I not miss
New York;"
He also is very partial to
"the beautiful city Of Wash
ington, D. c." and welcomes
a chance to visit there. He will
be there on Saturday, March
10, to act as master Of cere-
monies for the Press Photog-
raphers' annual party, which
President Eisenhower is ex-
pected to attend.
He said it is a rather strange
experience to sit in ones living
room and watch ones self on
television. But added with
simple honesty:
Sometimes 1t is q shatter-
ing thing. Sometimes 1t Is
rather rewarding. But I must
say, I rarely miss myself on
Friday nights"
(Reieased hy the HeIf @yndieata, Tna. J.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

500 WMAL tD-Key to the
Ages: Bernard DeVoto's
Across the Wide Missouri"
and Western paintings Of
Alfred Jacob Miller.
$500, WRC ~ - Television
Playhouse: A housekeeper's
secure world is threatened
by the visit of her aging
mother, in my Lost Saints"
with Eileen Heckart.
800, WTOP t91 - Electric
Theater: Ronald Reagan is
a film producer, in the COM
edy. war and Peace On the
Range"
$3.50, WTOP t9l-Stage Seven:
Pat O'Brien. a failure to
himself, finds he's a hero to
his son, in THE Greatest
Man in the World"
10000, WMAL (7)--Break the
Bank: The sum LIS 1900.
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Todoy's Programs on 7e|evision



WMAl Nh H:3o W0p ch
Americas Adventure GM and Then;
My
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Interest on Servings
Boosted by Bank
Of Silver Sprinq

Directors Of the Bank of Sill
yer Spring have authorized an
increase in the interest rate on
savings deposits to az per cent
from 2 per cent paid previously.
President William D. Blair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Barber e. Ross Planning
It-Yourself Home

S. Ross Lipscomb. president Of
the Barber e. Ross Co. today
said his company plans to mar
ket the ultimate in "do-it-your-
self"-a "do-it-yourself" home.
"Do-it-yourself seems to have
taken the company by storm and
we have conceived a modern
packaged three-bedroom rambler
complete with all the materials,
supplies and instructions neces-I
sary for the purchaser to build
it himself" he declared.
Mr.. LipScomb plans a public
showing of a sample "do-it-your-
self" home about October L.
Packaged homes will be available
after that date.
Downtown Not Losing Trade
To Branches, Talbot Finds
Branch stores do not mean
displacement of downtown bust
ness, but additional business,
declares Philip NJ. Talbot.
senior vice president of Wood
ward & Lothrop in the current
issue of the magazine Depart
ment Store Economist.
AS president of the National
Retail Dry Goods Association
this year, Mr.. Talbot reveals
that on a recent tour of Isl
major cities across the country
he learned that downtown ner-
chants are more and more aware
of their natural advantage in
attracting business and pro-
fessional customers who work in
the vicinity
He also found the stores also
are alert to maintaining their
established prestige through
modernlzeo stores and COM
munity development of parking
and transit facilities to make
them more conveniently Access
sible.
Hot Shoppes Sales Rise
Pet. Above Year Ago
Sales Of Hot Shoppes. Inc,
for IL months ended July 81
amounted to $23, 487,619. a gain
of per cent from 21.543, 692
in the preceding IL months. re-
ported President j. Willard Mar
riott yesterday.
In order to change dividend
payment dates to level out work.
load of the treasurer's Office, al
dividend of 10 cents will be paid
September Is to stockholders of
record September /, covering a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

we're announced by the real
estate Arm today.
Joseph Smith. jr.. a native
Washingtonian and a major in
economics at the University of
Virginia following his discharge
from the service, was named a
mortgage loan solicitor for the
firm.
Gerald L. Mccartney Of Alex
andria, a veteran of several ma
jor campaigns with the Marines
in Korea and a graduate Of Penn
State. was appointed service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

said the new rate will becom
effectively today. The higher
rate will be paid on all savings
over 500 and UP to and ,includ-
ing $4,000. Interest for any
amounts in excess Of $4,000 is
l per cent.
The rate was raised to 2 per
cent from Ia per cent in Oc-
tober, 1858. The bank COM
pounds interest on savings semi
annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Frank Photographic
And COIorfax Merged

Merger of Frank Photo
graphic Services and Colorfax
Laboratories. two leading color
laboratories of the Washington
area, was announced today.
The merger will result in one
of the largest and best-equipped
color laboratories in the country
and the only authorized Ansco
color flnisher in this area. COM
pany officials said. All Frank
dealerships are being discon-
tinued.
Color services will be provided
directly to the consumer at a
considerable savings, the an
nouncement said. The company
has laboratories at 20l5 L street
NV. and a new plant at 1850
Bonifant street in Silver Spring.
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

ito end q career which began
in the Bell System a years ago.
He Joined Bell Telephone of
Pennsylvania in 1911 after sew
|eral years Of service with indie
pendent companies in Ohio and
West Virginia. He Came here
in 1910 as assistant to the Lresi-
dent of C.6P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

two-month rather than a three
month period, he said.
Directors also have authorized
the regular quarterly dividend
for the usual Is cents share
for the following full three
month period. payable Deem
Der Is to holders Of record
December l. The new declara-
tions will period the company
Ito change dividend payment
dates to the 18th day of March,
June, September and December.
without changing the regular
rate of Is cents a share per
quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Altman and Atlas Given
Cofritz Co. Promotions
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Election of Irwin Altman as
executive vice president of the
Cafritz Company and Martin
Atlas as vice president was an
nounced today by President
Morris Cafritz.
Ranking among the leading
real estate concerns of the Capt.
tai, the company manages some
of the largest apartment devel-
opmentS. Office buildings and
commercial facilities in the
metropolitan area,
Mr.. Altman, who has been
general manager since l947 and
responsible for operational &C
tivities, will continue N that ca
pacity.
He joined the company in 1916
after serving as executive di-
rector of the South Portland
Housing Authority for a year
Previously he was principal
housing manager for the Federal
Public Housing Authority in the
Portland, Me-, area. Before as
Stunning his Government position,
Mr.. Altman was associated for
many years with Cushman and
Wakefield. Inc, real estate firm
in New York.
Mr.. Atlas has. been in charge
Of administrative matters. finan-
cial and tax planning for the
company and viii continue these
functions.
He joined Cafritz in l948 as
tax counsel and previously was
with the Treasury Department as
senior attorney in the Office of
Tax Legislative Counsel and
Senior Economist for the Tax
Advisory Staff. He has lectured
widely on tax problems and is
the author of a recent book. Tax
Aspects of Real Estate Trans
actions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

Two Added to STAFF
OF Frederick Berens
Two new additions to the staff
of Frederick w. Berens. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Eskey Retires at Cap.
After Serving "A Years

Arthur L. Eskey, assistant vice
president of the Chesapeake g.
Potomac Telephone Companies.
has retired from active service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Hohner. verdi sB
AbbrS Ses1 MAscAaIS si'i and stand we.
S45. Once hours, Ju. s-.e88;
AK iTs'i ciS I'll 1iSSssi y ton, RcA;
3V Hollywood beds. large chest d
drawers. lamps. etc. 1927 r st
AR ~ coosIiDiraTgisoNERs-Iars. stock
Y, y and Y h;p.; traded in yinaeS
cash. Also larger ,. 3. 5 and ~
s SPit' s 81 1sE slT'ee e. 0rs he
1858 Wis. ave, DE. 9-O333. q
Ain CONDITiOIER. i4-ton console.
Also attic fan. SIS. IA. s-Ss4s.
A'NrTgISeUEss .Ssnst;,,.hsr; ,,.v eIosss
s lssS Tao so ed.e t.. .Ias e eSs
ANTIQUE, ROSE. velvet. Duncan
hiSem r is'' st. navy n.a.. VIZ. s-5s 20 !
ANTIQUE DESK - Exquisite hand
inlaid wood Biedemaier; IN peri.
cofd.; sacrifice. $3.50. IA. 2-4ls4.
ANTIQUES - Grandfather clock,
$500: mahog. sideboard, Empire. ex-
Gel eond.; SIPS. Ju. 5-257A. .5
LAMP, $50 W
Broad 81. Pals Church Va: SELLING
ASTiouE EMFiRE SOFA. large. ma
hog: orig. patterned horsehair;
sal HO. c.l316. -A
ANTIQUES--victorian sofa. perfect
eond.: lge. pine cor. cupboard: very
old and In good cond. Ell. 6-3ll
AHTIoUEs-canopy bed. Wedgwood
and Limoges pieces. walnut library
table. Harvard classics and brie-a-
bIae. OIL, 1-4s20. -
ANTlQUES-English and Continen-
tai china, glass, bric-a-brac, mis-
cellaneous, WO, 6.S737. "a
ANTIQUE CHEST. 5 drawer. walnut,
$50; blond dresser. mirror, $40;
maple dresser. mirror. $35: maple
dressing table. mirror. SIS: maple
chair. -. DE. 3-0I5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
slruATloNs-MEN

CHEMIST. clinical. Pho. expert
enced. veteran. interested In hospi-
tai, laboratory, research. or teach
ing position. Washington. D. c. area
only. Box 3O7-C. Star. o.
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR. Su-
perintendent. commercial housing;
Government work: 80 yrs. exper
GENERAL H0UsECLEANING snt
lawn work. expertly done By exper
man. day or week. RA. 6-4763.
HOTEL MANAGER, eolofed. seekinF
chance; experienced all phases
hotel and once mgmt.: good book
keeping and personnel experience
Fronnd. BOX ICED. Star. q
MEATCUTTER. colored. sober anc
reliable: some experience; WILLING
worker; will start $50. tn. 2-3a6t
o ifsit ? BGslsEss MAxAoEf
Competent and experienced &C.
eountant CM.A.l desires position IN
suburbs; Is years varied exper
OPERATION. eolorsd. huildozsr, cat,
cranes 22B. darvood Army trained.
COLLEGE 81 GRADUATE GLIB, LIND,
refined young man, presently en-
ployed. desires employment with q
brokerage or financial firm. Refer
ences, education, experience. VIII be
furnished upon interview. Box AZ
MAN, middie-ass. white. reliable,
refs. seeks steady connection; bond
able. EN-. 3-l01S.
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sITUATIohs-ooMEsTlc

BEFORE LEAVING CITY. wish Il
place extremely competent and re.
liable dayworker. Phone NO. 2.
DAYS WORK @ shy. stay or
WOMAN wants day work. cleanins
i9r Wed9ess1y IN Pcs 2; E. or nearby
c olsgsinS LAZY S s:sifss day. vor.
or gh,w. b-day wk. Good refs. DE
CoL0RED GIRL desires child care
lihh;y., 8 days wk. Refs. IA. Q.
C0LoRED WOMAN wishes day,
work, Mon. Tues. Thurs. Sat-: -ex.
per; refs: cleaning ironnis. NO
WOMAN, coLORED-pesires worn
as general HORSEPOWER or dish
washer or maid, .LU. 4.6977. =
C0LORED---Chembermaid or day.
gcr a,o Excel. cleaner. City ref. Hu
GIRL, COLORED - Desires days
work or charwoman five days Q
week. References. LU. 4-296S. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
SlTUATIoNs--WokAEN

CLERK experienced In gen
eral once work. Call Wo. $3.50.
PRACTICAL NURSE. day or night:
refs. Ii 3-1hSg. -
PRACTICAL NURSE available: pre-
fer elderly people. NO. 7-4243.
PRACTICAL NURSE. eolored. desires
work. 5-day wk.; expert refs. Adults
and child care. NO 7-4s26.
SECRETARY, experienced in IRE and
casualty inSuranee; tygins. payroll
CAN Sun. or after s wkdays. MISS
HANLEY. HA. 2-sl36. -
experienced. depend
able; college grad. wants good per
nlanent lob, Ell. $1,000. Wo. O.
sWfTcHsoARp opR, lust throust
training desires nightwork; Apt,
house preferred. Eek. 3-b0Ss. A.
SETTLED, white, baby sit or child
care or stay with elderly person,
Sat. I'll Sun. ewes. RIA. 6-s374'
M ff' aeo s SGEp WOMAN prefers
motherless home; refs. Hu. S-6lie'
Lic ss I'd BEAUTY OPERATOR Dc.
sires lob in beauty shop or days
work. Call after ) ., m, LU. 2.425S.
COLORED GIRL desires evening
work. to 10. Chinese laundry or
restaurant, RA. 6-4S13. all osy sat.
COLORED NIGH SCHOOL Girl. de-
sires after school lob; exper.: refs.
Ii. 6-6657. -
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SALESGIRL
SANDWICH MAKER

SANDWICH MAKER
Neat. experienced, for cafeteria. APP
ply at NEW YORKER CARRY OUT,
1853 Columbia I'd. NV, corner
18th. "a
SECRETARY, perm. position with
established Law Arm, legal exper
helpful hut not essential. DI. z
STAT. 3
SECRETARY, exp. part time. 20.25
hrs. per week; hours flexible; refs
Call MR.. GOLDENZWEIG, Ma
S-g7S5. Il
SECRETARY. claim dept. downtown
automobile insurance company. Elk
3-2S60, Mr.. CHURCH. -
SECRETARY for executive director
Of jewish organization. RESPONSE
Bile position for mature experienced
person interested In community
service field, Good tipping and
shorthand skills necessary. Call
MRS. LEVINE, DI. 7-49s1 between.
sECRETARY. with local experience
In real estate. trust notes. mort
cages, insurance. etc. Must be a
good typist and general all-round
Girl Friday. Excellent salary to
right girl. Mr.. KRAFT, ME-
2-4077 or IA S-J4OU -
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MlscFLLANEoUs FOR SALE

FREEZER, coldspot: Kenmore ironer.
Easy spin-DTy washing machine,
Bunny Bear plastic screened baby
bed. baby carriage converts into o
stroller. CT. 6-0403. "
WRENCH FRYER, commercial, Hot
point; prac. new. MA. s-es74 or TE.
FUR COAT. muskrat. full length,
medium size; good condition. pu.
1875. -
me condition. oil. 1897. II
FuR COAT. Wild mink, anger-tip
ditfon: $500. OIL. 2-95ss. "A
FUR COAT. black caraeul. trimmed
length; $50 IA. 7-2346. "A
FUR COAT, / gray kid: excel. con-
ditton; sell for 500; valued at
5000; size 1914, To. 2-B455. -
FUR COAT, northern muskrat. full
length. size AZ: Persian paw cape
Jacket: both interlined. excel. cond. !:
reas. Call OIL. 4.7050. Sat.
FyR JACKET. o SILVER fox; like new
American Radiator Co; good eond.
1920 Montello ave. ne. NO. 1850.
FURNACE-one large type pipeiess
and OIL burner and a76-gal. tank.
Complete for SIS. Can be seen in
operation OYER the week end Of Pee
FtjRNiTURR@Sofa. table. chairs,
china, glass, fireplace logs. and
andirons. miscellaneous items. AP.
7.070S. UN 4.9052. -
FuRNITuRE. studio couch. wing
chair. Nv chair. BOOKCASES, $50
oT best efIer. ~ 6-s5ss. "a a..
bed. spring. mattress. triple dresser,
chest Of drawers, desk. 2 end Ia
bies. 2 matching 'fireside chairs, g.
cushioned sofa. . lamps. z match.
Ing. 10. 10000 til {; 4:30-l1 80
FHHRNITURE.Dining room suite. 7.
pc. blond mahog.,. 500: S-cu: ~.
girls 2e-in. bike. SIS. HA: 2
FutRSiTURE. miscellaneous. Twins
room, dining room, bedroom, piano
FuiRRNifTTiuDREDBedrm.. dinette. liv
rm;. etc. No No, 7-o44o' 2l47 Q St
to 20. 62s N. Nelson ST.. Ariington'
FURNITURE-Hide-A-Bed, Conan'
ball chest, matching lamp table
Formica drop-leaf table. chairs. ~,
Zenith TV, less than 6 months old
portable sewing machine, lz-h.p
ChrySler air conditioner. lamps
etc. 22l2 Eye st. NV. Apt. I03
F III aiTPEsSf; liv. rm.. 500;
blond bedrm.. $l25; mahog. din.
rm., $125; buffet. $25; chairs, $50;
blond dresser. $50: sofa bed with
chr. 500: love ST.. S55. oV. 3-2594'
PuRNITURE-MahsE. dining room
table and . eatrs; $75. JE. A.
FURSiruRE-1 dining room suite,
mahogany veneered. table, chairs,
sideboard, china closet. serving
table; $50. 1901 n. Pollard ST..
Arlington, Va. IA. 2-2240. "A
FURNIrURE-Dinin rm.. mahog. =
10 pieces; bedrn., naahog.. double
bed. vanity. chest. WO. 6-6l4S. -
FURNITURE for complete efficiency
Reasonable. DI. 1887. -
FURNfTURE-Entire contents o.
efae. apt. dinette: bookcases. enc
tables, etc. AID, 2-S917. -
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Tormica toD kitchen table with
BAGS-Isndmade ladies' purses,
poEy skin and hsnd-carved leather.
B All TiSSs d new and used, basins f
toilets. at lowest prices BLOCKS
B aits H. n FIxir1 AselS1 com.
mode, washtub and fittings, Ike
new. $66; Craftsman S-inch saw,
stand and a-h.p. motor, like new,
$lO5; fireplace set. screen, imple-
SOB? S ssssho aSSd s Ronda IKE cS ssT
IKE new, S25; youth bed, bead
horse. S5.a5; toy desk and chair
,A9Ss; ,o AP: J7697S, :, con. -,
trsss, $I6. Complete. $4b. or make
BGaabs.lcotUcHs, nyion upholstered IS boil
sters. all foam rubber, slip covers.
500. or best offer. FE. 3-2l75.
BEDROOM SET. twin maple beds,
dresser. desk. mirror. 3 chairs, new
high-grade box springs: all IN ex-
ssfn s eG Sec mr. MARRRPlFErRsC M Ssh
BEDRM, sUiTE, maple: dbie bed,
firm innerspring mattress. dresser
and vanity with mirrors; S7S. 20
BEDROOM sUITE-complete 7.pe
twi Mr beds sni., sSsei cong. sa res Can
BEDRM. FURN.--Doubie bed. com
plete: chest OF draws and vanity;
H stSi "a! WI sAbr 7T1f5s4s S;,,o..; twin
beds, night table. dresser. vanity,
chest; good cond.; reas. CO. D.
BEDROOM SUITE. French wood,
d 1 ess; beautiful set; sac'' $376'
BEDROOM SUITE, ise. size, 7-pe.
French walnut; $3.50. cAu RA., g.
1888. ~ -
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PAINTINGS-I7th-c century Spanish
wood carving. Alteration" ANTIQUE
bronze head; Madonna and Child"
school OF Giotto: several famous
oil and water PAINTINGS Qand-
scapesl. Also carpets and fuIni-
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cARPENTRI

CARPENTRY
Bookcases. cabinets, repairs, remod-
cling: Ice. or small Jobs: free est.
LU. 4-9Ss2; ewes. Ii. 7-345l. 20
CEMENT ROCK. FLAGsTONE work,
Adams 2-eS70 after . pm. or oil
day Sunday. A.
gLECTRlCAL VIKING and repairs
S SsS aH0 e yes On 6S'n 4.oi Z GINS "
FLOOR SANDING, refinishing. wax.
Ing. cleaning, painting; carpenter
work. IL. 6-3657. Call BARR. -
FLOORS SANDED. finished. 7e 60.
It. Old floors. 1Oc and Lp; work
guar. c. L. HINsoN. 10. 1915.
FLooR SANDING. finishing. cieanins
and WAKING. Reasonable rates. Free
Y ijslSnsts cI Ieu sA s.sS r.nsn
Ing your home OF mine, free esti-
ra 3ifsi' x lfSf ksfS n Ro scSfo:
and downspout cleaning and re-
pair. D. WATERS. LU. 3.OS6l.
PAINT. PAPER Now-Low prices;
Al work neSz samples; free :sti'
pRRi ANTI ~ fiiNSTTffRRloR AND TX.
TERIoR-Roofns and gutter work,
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Can snyt,ms; Tess. rates. poMi'
PAINTING, gent. remodeling; salts
h;d fSsiSatr' T. r. S s.si5 y Vi As
PAINTING. PAPERING, nrst class
yorkmanship; work done immcd-
lately. Mr.. POAT. RA. 3-5043.
PAINTING, papering. fioor sandIns
kit. cabinets finished on walls like
iastofy. [rss ss11miteIs; v Wo axri guar aI
z-S3O7, Ii 3-727f. -
PAINTING, int. and ext: paperingi
patch clustering. Mr.. WEBB, day
IA. 2-2623; alter 8. IA. 4-oSl7
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Let eiass;, freq estimates. Mr.
p IffoMssoN rms 70 s,o s sos incl, ma.
terial. labor: painting, special Low
prices: work guar IA. s-o3Se;
PAPKRlN0. $40 ana up this weel
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
.JQ S:lgQ0 RA. 3.7393
s:s psI. :nd EsDisrsss gssomD. ;i,'
PLAsTERiNG REPAIRs : Old ane
new work lge. and small Jobs, Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. a-4lS4
PLAsTKRING DONE, PATCHWORK spe.
eiaity: all work guaranteed: fret
Estimate. 10. 2-0595. %
PLUMBING AND dEATING.-Lov
prices, free estimates: Nd work
only. Mr.. LEE, VIII. d-BSO7. -
ROWING. new wnFk. repairs: gut.
tiers, spouts: CARPENTRY: painting
A. D. THOMAS. wa. 7-7352.
ROOFING. SIDING New tnstalla'
TN 81 s- siiSsir. "a % s .a SO'' al roofs
STONE WORK, retaining walls. nag
stone patios. walks, cement work;
free estimates. Call TONY. LU'
wATERPRooFING, cement work; &c
years customer satisfaction; fIet
est, feaS. rates, terms. ROBERT
Z. PRICE ASSOC. JU. s-l550.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.D

|BEER COOLERS, stainless steel. a
case each. Cost new, $046: prae
new; make ofisr. MA. s-es74 or TE
BICYCLES. oirIs ts).. 20 in. and
tIon. XII. $4,000. II
BICYCLE. girls 2s-in. English
cond.; $50. Cali OIL. 2-3S94. ~
BICYCLES, poys and girls; S12 ca.
1888 Rhode Island ave. ne. In the
rear, Sat. and Sun only. -
BICYCLE: ,.i S0ys; sS,idn,sih; hsss Cry
e en- yr sSs sssssa. condition 40
BfCYCiE. girfs S6-in. schw,nn. $40;
ehiid's walnut desk. IS; Gibson re-
frtgerator, $50. OIL. 4-l07l. -
BICYCLE, Higgins 20-in.. training
wheels; excel eond.. sls; Call wo
B BICYCLES boys. one ao-in,. other
s ssis,n'. JS sit a.s g.; good s0nd.; cash
BipTcL LIS o0'i sood used coium.
bia. boys and girls. 9 Am. q
5 pm. Fri, Sat. and Sun. 81.
CYCLE CENTER. East Potomse PIX
BICYCLE o, G5,rrs. 2s-in.. sis.
F:s s sSd a Se rrs sSS
ms accepted We service what We
SPORT sH6P, 25o2 Univefsity
lane, Adeipht shopping center. HA
BICYCLE. QlrPs 20" Hawthorne
Coronet, Windsot. Students
Dryer, Hair. Portable. Handy Hams
All Excellent Condition. 10. 2-46St