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this:-If you are totally disabled
for work 6 months or more and
your doctor believes that your dis
ability will continue indefinitely,
you should apply to have your So
cial security record frozen" for the
period of your disability. When the
time comes for figuring up the
monthly benefits payable to you
when you reach 65, or to your sur
vivors in case of your death, the
years when you were disabled, and
therefore not working, will not be
counted against you. In determin-
ing whether you have met the work
requirements, and in figuring the
benefit amounts, the effect will be
the same as If you had reached 65
on the day your disability began.
The provision keeps your old
age and survivors insurance in
force if you should become totally
disabled, just. as many life insur-
ance policies provide that your in
surance rights will not lapse dur
ing a period of total disability"
Milbouer stated. He added. "The
CASI program is financed by the
two percent deducted from your
wages plus the matching two per-
cent the company pays. If you have
no earnings, the payment of the So
cial security taxes stops. But by
taking advantage of the disability
freeze" provision in the new law,
you can protect your benefit rights
Continued on page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Jim Salevan To
Take Special Course
Milford Banker To Attend Rutgers
Banking School

James F. Salevan, Assistant Trea-
surer of the Milford Trust Company,
will return during June to The
Graduate School of Banking at Rut-
gers University for his second sum-
mer session. The session will be
held on the University's campus in
New Brunswick, New Jersey, June
13 through 25.
Mr.. Salevan is one of over 1,050
bank officers who will attend the
two-week session of the School,
which is sponsored by the American
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Abbott Family
Reunion, June 26
Session VIII Be Held At
Riverview Beach

The sixteenth annual reunion of
the descendants of John Wesley
and Louisa Johnson Abbott of Cam
den, Del, will be held at Riverview
Beach on Sunday, June 26.
About 100 members of the family
from Delaware, Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey are expected to attend.
Officers of the reunion are: Mr..
Percy Haughey of Milford, presi-
dent: Mrs. Harry S. Marker of Will
mington, secretary; Mrs. Ralph
Carey of Dover, treasurer; Mrs.
continued on page two)
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Dud Bombs We're Dropped
During CD Test June 1916

sprinking o n OF
15h-16th.
field unexploded planned
Divso DR. lam H.. saidt
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
State Workers NO1U Haze
Ne,U Disability Protection

kind of disability protection under
in
disability
according Del
security Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
DeIuiUure Oaks Race DueAt
Stanton Track Tomorrow

Big 1s) Delaware Park
of
the Delaware dollar
the turfs gamor
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For Your Easter Dinner

top of ham. Place in a shallow baking
dish. Combine spices and stir in q
little peach juice to make a smooth
mixture. Add rest Of juice and cloves.
Pour around ham slice. but not over it.
Bake in a 325-degree oven for 20 min
utes. Then start basting ham with juice
in the pan and continue cooking for
another Is minutes. Thicker juice
slightly with cornstarch, IF desired. and
serve with ham. Garnish with carrot
daisies and sprigs of crisp parsley.
Peppermint Pixie Pie
One envelope Il teaspoon unflavored
gelatin. Is cup sugar. VI teaspoon salt.
n cup undiluted evaporated milk. "
cup water. 3 egg yolks. slightly beaten:
3 egg whites. unbeaten; v to / teaspoon
peppermint extract, chocolate coconut
crust. Mix thoroughly gelatin. " cup
OF the sugar, and the salt in q saucepan
Add evaporated milk and water. Cook
and stir over medium heat until gelatin
Is thoroughly dissolved (Do not boil)
Blend with eggbeater. Pour slowly over
yolks, stirring constantly. Return mix
ture to saucepan and cook until thick
ened (about minutes), stirring con-
stantly. Cool Is minutes. Beat whites
until foamy throughout. Add remaining
" cup sugar gradually and continue
beating until the mixture will stand in
still peaks. Fold in peppermint extract
and gelatin mixture. Spoon into chilled
pie crust. Chill until firm.
Chocolate Coc0nut Crust
Melt together squares unsweetened
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TVHE BEAUTY of q ham slice for
IL Easter dinner Is that 1t can be
prepared after you return from church.
same time you're preparing the vege-
tables and salad. A 2-inch- thick slice
win serve four to six, and viii bake in
less than an hour.
Serve it with whipped parsley pota-
toes. peas with Drowned mushrooms.
tossed salad Of green's. sliced raw cauli-
flower. tomatoes and French dressing.
For dessert, we suggest q creation
that's q newcomer this SPRING. pixie
pie. Into rich. dark chocolate coconut
crust. spoon glorious chiffon filing.
The crust. made with unsweetened choc-
0late and shredded coconut, Is just
pressed and shaped into the pie shell.
No baking. no rolling-you can make
1t with one hand tied behind you.
Making the filling is breeze-just
whisk all ingredients together with the
gelatin In one pan. And you can flavor
and tint the filling with any taste Cor
COLOR you like. Ours calls for pepper
mint. but you could use almond or
mocha.
The only limit to pixie variety is your
own imagination.
Baked Ham Slice
One thick ham slice. VI cup brown
sugar. " teaspoon cinnamon. Va tea
spoon ginger. " teaspoon allspice.
cloves. x cup canned peach juice. Cash
fat edge Of ham in several places to
prevent curling. Rub brown sugar into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

stiff. but not dry. Divide In three parts
and with food coloring tint pink. yellow
and green. Press cream through deco
rating tube to make pink and yellow
flowers and green leaves and stems on
top Of pie. II desired. stick chocolate
chips into centers of some Of the
flowers. Wind pastel-colored pipe
cleaners around q wooden handle and
stick ends Of the handle into pie at
inner edge Of crust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

chocolate and tablespoons butter,
stirring until blended. Combine table
spoons hot milk or water and - cup
sifted confectionery sugar: add to choc-
olate mixture. stirring well. Add Ia
cups toasted shredded coconut. mix
thoroughly. Spread ON bottom and sides
Of creased 0-inch pie pan. Chill until
firm.
Flower Basket Garnish
Beat V cup whipping cream until
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Demonstration on
Home Repairs Set

NJ
p. ;s' L S,. . 'ol'a VI ',o'''e
~ l''''' - -" 'e'' o. '''seu pS
80 '''',i'' : e'''eT' 'ii'i' men % tie
N'''I = wv 0''''' ''0'''e'''"N'I ''uos'
ne yates were SET Tor July -
I l0l ''o'''y'''''"e' V,uOS " ','e oak,
,' c - - =, IL" ,'roo'
Han far clILs Of that aroa and
Ip1v 90 o+ Crartsvillo Parorn,od
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MI. LGske ESgzE'k NesEUS

Mr. and Mrs Harvey Crisis. Fair
mont are spending the summer
months at their home here.
Mrs Del Roy Richards is spend
inc a few days in Morgantown.
Mrs Carl Johnson and daughter
Berkeley Springs, W Va. spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Evans.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Gnegy and
family, Washington visited Mrs.
Ella Gnegy and MIR, and Mrs. G. A.
Gnegy, recently
Jared w. Young has arrived
from Pueblo, Colo, and is staying
at the Colonial
Mr. and Mrs James Holloway
have as their guest, Mrs Kay Hub
bard, of Wheeling.
Miss Blanche Davis and Miss
nellie Davis. from jamestown,
n y. are spending the summer
months at the Davis cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Crane, of
Florida recently visited al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. p. San
derS. The latter are accompanying
MIR and Mrs Crane to New York
city where they will attend the
convention of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mosser and
members of their family enjoyed
picnic at the Community Park, at
Sang Run. Sunday
Pvt James Nosser returned to
the Walter Reed Hospital. Wash
ington. d. c.. Sunday after spend
ing the past two weeks with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mos
ser
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Deal enter
tanned number of young people
at a party honoring their daugh-
ter Margaret Mays birthday Mon
day evening.
The Frazee Reunion was held at
SpoerIein's Grove Accident. July
II. with a large attendance. A pro-
gram of singing, addresses and
music was held Officers elected
were: president. ". f. FraZee,
Friendsville. vice president. John
Spear Markleysburg, Pa; treas
urer. Bert Frazee, Confluence. Pa:
secretary Mrs Charles l. Wright.
McHenry Entertainment commit
tee Mr. and Mrs Oakley Hoff. Mr.
and Mrs Glen FraZee. FricndSville,
and Sherman FraZee. Accident.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Savage were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Tom Say
age. Hoyes Run, Sunday.
Miss Carol Wolfe is visiting Miss
Linda Savage and attending Bible
School at Oak Grove Church Of
the Brethren.
Mr. and Mrs. c. I. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ferguson at
tended church at the Guiding
Light tent meeting. near Grants
Vile. Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dewitt and
family visited Mr. and Mrs W r.
Savage one evening last week
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. |. Wright were Orland
Wright and son, of Somerset, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burkholder and
two sons. of EHotsville, Pa; Mr.
and Mrs G. J, Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. w h. Savage and Mrs Milton
Dewitt
Misses Barbara and Judith
Wright, of Somerset, Pa, are Wis
iting Mir and Mrs. Mason Rode
HEAVIER and family
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renee HarVcYs were Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Novak. of SaXonville,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Cosner. of
Bismarck, visited the William Bit
fingers Tuesday evening. Saturday
evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Hanlin and Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Hanlin
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bittinger
had as Sunday guests. Tom Ber-
nard. Shirley Custer, Kay Hanlin
and Carl Bittinger They motorcd
to Seneca Rocks and Smoke Hole
Caverns
Mr. and Mrs William Bittinger
and Kirk Cosner attended church
at Locust Grove. near Bismarck.
Sunday morning and were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fernhcit
CoSncr.
Mrs. Carl DelSignorc. Mrs.
George Stanya and Mrs George
DelSignorc were shopping in
Clarksburg on Tuesday
Mrs. \. c. Cullers and grand
son, Roger. were Sunday visitors
Of the Lee Ritchies
Miss Cheryl Harvey spent Tues
day night with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Riddcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and Kirk Cosncr attended church
at Oak Grove, Sunday evening.
Their daughter. Mrs. Wallace Han
lin and her Young Peoples Choir
of the Mt Storm church, had
charge of the music for the Sun
day evening service
Mrs. Norma Harvey, daughter
jamie, and Jamie Blamble re-
turned Sunday night from a three
weeks vacation on Bailey Island.
Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnold and
family returned to their home in
Baltimore after visit with rela-
tiVeS here
Tuesday evening visitors of Mrs.
amos Childs were Mrs. Della
Cummings. Nirginio Cummings
and children.
Mrs. George Stanya and chill
dren, Caro- Ann and George. are
Visiting relatives here
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Red Oak-F airview

Pastor Eugene Matthews brought
view CONGREGATION. SUNDAY morn
ing.
Larry Cooper and Roger Har-
vev attended All Camp at Bit
finger last week.
Mrs. William Helbig and daugh-
ter Carol. Norfolk. Va, recently
spent few days with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Harvey.
Sunday guests of the Childs
families were Mr.. and Mrs Har-
old Bachtel and children and Mr.
and Mrs Ed Childs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DelSignOre
and children, of Bridgeport and
Mr.. and Mrs George DelSignOrc
and son. Rickie. of Chicago. were
weekend guests of relatives here.
The George DelSignores are NOV
ing into this area.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Burke were
Friday night visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin ChildS.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gibbs recent
lY visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Davis.
Friday dinner guests of the
Frank BlambleS were Mrs. Nina
Sturdivant, West Union and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Wallace, Cum
berland.
Mrs. Grover White visited her
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Mrs; Elsie Dietrich has pur
chased the Robert Rhodes proper
~ ana VIII occupy it in the nem
future.
lhlfieeh members OF Boy Scou
troop ~, OF the Park left Sunday
Tor week OF camping At ne Polo
mac BOY Scout camp OldloWh
me Young Adulj class OF lht
beihcl MclhodlSl chufch held
covered dISh supper lof members
ana men lam'IleS' IucSdaN eve
ing; al me chqrcn
MIS- T. +. llCkmail attended
IllGellilS Oh lhe flnc AftS Slerlins
SILVER company at ClarksbWg
Iast ! u'HoaN. Mr. ana MIS- liIck
man the4 m9torGd To ParkeI,sburs
WheTe VII. hickman attended
3eellhE al the Imperial Ice cream
PI34l'
MIS-. Joseph Frye. Mclean, va.
Is d RuGSl OF NI. ana MIS-. hay
mona NcC ulChcol'
NiT. ana AlfS. LyIe W ecNs ahc
G q n NlSlleQ Nif' ana Mrs. zoe
Dei1'IrN, III Mahnihs!oh' over inc
NCth-cI'I.
MIS-, James Fofo ana SON aho
Nirs' hobGtl oFo, h3lillnofe are
NISitlh3 Niudrro fofu inns week
VT. diiH MIS-. Afihur olSIhlll
are SpciulliS rev days III Allahll'
NY
VT. ana MIS- Hallahd BlS3s
l III ger N'oWI| were were weekend guests
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MCHENRY

Robert Glotfelty suffered a back
ailmcnt over the weekend. but is
/ improved at this Wriung. A mum
Der of neighbors and relatives Wis
tied him at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ross and fami-
| ". of StahlstoWn. Pa. were Sun
day visitors Of Mr. and Mrs A. j.
i Thomas.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Murphy,
/ Newark. O.. were visiting Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph Jacks. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dewitt
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bowman were Tuesday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Close.
Warren Goehringcr is visiting
his grandfather, c. c. Goehringcr,
at Accident for several days.
Verna Butler is staying with Mrs.
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tin. Parkersburg; Mrs Melissa
Raines. ST. Petersburg Fla, Mr.
and Mrs. John NeWhouse, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Coffman. Mrs Ethel
Matthews. all Of Cumberland; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Rawlings. Mrs Bess
Barker. Donald Wagner, Keyscr;
George and Billy Wagner Airing
ton. Va: Mrs. Sadie Beckman.
SWanton: Mrs Mamie Groves,
kingWood, and Mrs. Carrie Tcttcn-
burn. keySer.
Miss Margaret Shaffer has re-
turned to Baltimore after spending
few days here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Shaffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson White have
returned to their home in Winston
Salem n c.. after spending a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs f. +.
Calls
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
LIFE Is NOTHING
WITHOUT
FRIENDSHIP"
@CAuthor's Name Below

Operating a Pharmacy
is different from other
businesses, because we
supply medicines and
heaith-aids that vitality af-
feet your life. Pharmacy is
a friendly Profession, be-
cause like all good friends
we are able to be of service.
When sickness invades
your home, or you need any
Of the many health-aids we
carry, come to us, as YOU
would to Il friend, for any
service we can EthicaIiy
perform.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

apartment at s p. m. Mrs. Wilmer
Friend and Mrs. Curtis Miller will
be hosteSseS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Ethel Grove, home demonstration
agent It is the Meadow Glade club
and will meet July % at the Uber
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

The worlds second atomic sub,
marine was scheduled for launch
ing July p.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
sITUATioNS-poMEsTIc

NURSEMAID-Will care for infant
only. Ii. 4-29SO. o5s
WOULD LIKE days work for Tues
ID, day Snd Friday. TU; 2-2529.
nights RA. 6-8lo0.
CoLORED GIRL wants to do days
work in Sc. Call Ii. 3-O179 be-
coLoRED GIRL desires bus girl or
cn1 h1tel epRn maid c,S} T9rk; i TUi; G;;i;412o. ~;
work or ONCE cleaning in District.
References. Ii. 3-390I.
COLORED GIRL desires baby sitting
four evenings, after $3.50 except sat.
cnEosEb and sqn fkI M 2STS2 xsnf. d.v,. 22, Sort
coLoREp, LADY desires sos; JOB caring
for children in colored family home.
Experienced, Call RA. 6-444S. --22
COLORED LADY desires work as cook
SF 9n5a 5haousekeeper; experienced. TU; ~. 2
COLoRED WOMAN, experienced
cleaning, laundry. Monday. Tuesday.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
or part time. 1912 10th st. NV.
CoIoRED WOMAN. reliable. wants
days work or steady work. AID.
coIoRED WOMAN wants daywork;
cleaning and laundry. Ii. 7-776O.
COLORED WOMAN desires work on
Thursdays and Fridays. Good iron
er. Refs. NO. 7-1044.
GIRLS t2l. colored. desire Jobs as
nursemaids or cooks. Reference. Call
ewes. after $40 pm. 10. 2-S404.
GIRL. colored, wants g,h.w.; refs.
RA. 6-S06l. s am. to 8 pm.
WOMAN. colored, neat. exper.; day
ironer. Care employed home, child
care. Can cook. Phone Wed. AID.
4-371S.
Evening star., 1955-03-22

RANGE telectric)-Famous 24-ineh
GE electric range. bTand-new, with
year free service: full-stze oven,
sealed Calrod units throughout.
pGsh-button control focused-heat
bEoilsr; reduced to SI64 ;95. Wash
s4Ss Georgia ave- Silver Soring.
Nd, ~. 9-0ess. Open til 8 pm.
RECORD PLAYER, As rpm, 80 AZ
tended play records with index case.
SIS; Eureka vacuum with all attach
ments; S25. IA. S-0902. --22
electric. 2 Gu. it.,
used; good working condition. JE.
new, used: SIG up,
K. & W. SUPPLY CO.. ga H ST. me-.
l647 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3ISS.
REFRIGERATOR. new, lO.5 HOTPOINT,
still sealed. S225; In Kensington,
but call so. 5-9I92. 23'
REFRIGERATORS-Elee., gas: S26
up; guar. incl del BLOCKS, 1746
Lee hwy. 1910 Balto. ave-. WA.
7-5501. ia. $500.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma.
chimes; used: rebuilt. painted; S26
fcks III s0Ts c.. ua5 sso5 {yiti ysth . ERapEH- hla
REFRIGERATOR, Servel Al con-
dition. si5. or. 4-sISs.
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse. S35
cleo; range. gas:
automatic washer; excellent condt-
GE, 10 Gu. it., 4
Yrs. old, in excellent condition; $50.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
sITUATIoNs-woMEN

NURSE, practical. colored, desires
work 5 days a week; best Of care;
refs. NO. 7-7765.
STENOGRAPHER-E expert
enced; good references. LU. 1-6244.
ELDERLY REFINED LADY desires
position as companion, Inv. live
in: exper. and ref. Box 29S-X, Star.
REFINED, WHITE LADY, companion
to lady or invalid: exper. in practi-
cal nursing; fond Of children. 1920
Monroe st. NV. DE. 2-7953. 22"
COLORED GIRL desires Job as wait
ress in the mornings. Call TU. g
0637 after 3 pm. in evenings. 22s
GIRL desires full or part
time work: ONCE cleaning, kitchen
helper. asst. dietician: 10 yrs. ref:
also drivers license. Ii 6-4499.
GIRL. colored. desires job as beauty
shop maid or work in dry cleaning
plant: exper. HO. 2-3361.
WOMAN. colored. wishes sewing at
home or out, part time; ref. WA. s.
9432.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
HELp-woMEN

DANCE TEACHERS. ages I9-29-At-
trsetive young ladies to teach ball
room dancing; full or part time: 10
exper. nee; We train you. Excel.
earnings. Apply in person. 1-6 pm
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. 602 18th
st. NV 80
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST. capable OF
handling very busy Silver Spring
ONCE. Must be pleasant and willing
worker. 5l4 days. State age, uualifi-
cations. references. salary expected.
Box 364-X. Star. -22
OPERATOR: expert
ence necessary; pleasant working
conditions: in heart of Bethesda. For
interview, call Mr.. MACDONALD.
DiCTAPHoSE OPERATOR. for un-
usual opportunity, newspaper oflce
GEORGETOWN: free disqualification.
surgical. accident and life insurance
paid vacations, many other company
benefits: 5-day, 40-hour week. Call
Mr. PARoJINOG at CO. 5-1ol4
DIETICIAN. N exper., able to serve 200
or more: sal. OF sal. and live in:
inter. work See Mr. Byrd at PER-
sONNEL, 1911 @ st. NV. tNA. s.
DRUG AND TOBACCO. experienced
only; under 40; daywork. Apply in
person, CHASTLETON PHARMACY,
10th and r SITS. NV. -22
Evening star., 1955-03-22
FlagStone and Stone

FLAGSTONE, STONE. CEMENT pa
tios. walls, steps, etc Free estimate
Call JERRY. Lu. l-4766.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
PAINTING

Call ATHOS for your painting. in
terror decorators avail. at no extra
cost to you All work guaranteed.
Call RA. 6-1S25 -23
PAPER NOW, low prices. Al work,
new samples: interior painting. free
estimates. JU. 5-0745. -26
PAPER HANGING-Prompt courte-
Gus estimates; expert white crafts
man: reasonable. HINES. AID, 2
SO and up. this week
only 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA 3-7393 Ju e-760s
REPAIRS, old and new
work. lge. and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l54.
REPAIRS. new work
and patching; reasonable prices;
work guaranteed. OIL. 2-560S. rs
PLASTERING, repairs and patch
work. alterations and additions.
Exper white mechanic. RA. 5-693S.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
MOTORS

chords: reduced. JoRDAN'S, corner
18th and G SITS. NV. tST. 3-94Q0l
and 9332 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
open every evening. Downtown store
PAINT, ST per gal. Govt. surplus
interior light gray. Can be tinted.
Excel. for over wallpaper, plasSt3sTr S3T
Slnder block, arE Paiantsed as6z$ surfaces. ga
PIANO BENCHEs. $40 new. PAUL
GOLIBART PIANOS. 1866 Col. I'd.
AD. 4-592s t9:3O to 81; 20.
PIANO, Weaver spinet. full keyboard;
fully guar; 1915; among many great
Yh values s.ssfI KITS 1880 G ST. g siw''
PTiaaNos&oknabe. Ta NossokIbe steinway. caSel
srands from s595. fully guar; ];
among many great values. KITS.
1880 G st. NV, RE. .7-62l2. 20
PIANO, uprt,,. remodeled to smaller
ah sHs Sase Ssne rtRtjhee PaEh doLBAR Sa1 sfyfss
col. I'd. AD 4-5a2s, $50 10 g 25'
PIANOS FOR RENT-Only S25 down.
SIS mo. mo hauling charged puts a
new spinet piano In your home on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan. KITS, 1880 G ST. NV. RE
PIANO. Fischer Grand. in good CON
pnANo. qlIsSb 81 steinway S|o qrd. MR., Coil;
BART. AID; 4-592s day; HU. 3ots57
nights and Sunday. 20 =,
PIANOS FOR RE: RENTIRen,tai s,I,tag or se9Iai eafls
JoRDAN's, corner 18th and @ sts
NV. (Sterling 3-94OOl and 9332
Georgia ave. Silver Spring tJuni-
per 5-11O5l. Silver Spring store
open every every evening, in Downtown store
PIANosMBrand-new standard-gmaks X
Nationally advertised price. $3.50.
Mahogany finish. 10;year suarans
tee. Also many values IN d used
FSIAso fS,sS'' SRS = GSsS
rThSos TaSSs; eyfs For RENr-spinets Ss and
consoles $500 monthly and up;
MCdsEate hsunsa asa rate ;.nos extra p1hNo so
MART. lois 7th St. NV. open
Thurs. ewes. Phone ST. $4,000.
PIAN0s-we have g good selection
e. %os slightly useS ss.ts snS eonsees aoa
SpS % Very easy terms. JoRDANs,
corner 18th and g sts. NV. tST.
3-94O0l and 1889 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring u, ~ 5sII05); siI. .vinlTs Silver
Downtown store open Thurs. ewes.
20
PIANOS-we are now having our
spring piano sale large selection,
Spinets, consoles and grands, all
offered for sale at large reductions
Buy now and save. New pianos as
ilqTy,,,ss low as S3sS. eS. cl6ngs l69ngs easy isyo terms
PIPE, .aly black: copper s ssst iSep.
l746 Lee hwy, ia $500
RAnIO-PHONOS.--Recond. trade-ins
TT iSPs rREb Fsh WALkER 4'Dsss ssss DsgnSs %son
blvd, Arl. Open Mon. Thurs. Fri.
RxDioDRECoRp PLAYER eombins-
ton, Zenith. table model. s25.
Telephone Ho. 2-o57o. Ext. liz.
Evening star., 1955-03-22
STERTNG

ALL " 4xA/1O l. Gxt44NN
Special sofa and chair reupholster-
ing. labor and material. 500; work.
manship guar: % years in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. $500 14th st. NV,
CO. 5-23S1.
ROOFING AND SIDING, asphalt or
asbestos: no leaks, no painting for
years. Also home repairs. Work
guar. Low payments. DU. 7-4975.
ROOFING, waterproofing. painting,
serv., work guar, white mech, low
cost. Mr.. NEvINS, Ii. .7-S209. 4
ROOFING, all types: cutters. spouts:
general sheet metal work. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
STONEWORK Flagstone. terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys, fireplaces. all kinds Of
cement work: pipe drainage. +.
MARcuGCIo. 70. s-s5ss. -.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
sFR~lns MR chaYPoG F S IN N Fres 4esoS sS'ima.ss
railings, fences, FIRE es-
cape repairs: painting. HU. 3-7l25.
ADD TO YOUR HOME inside or out
side with concrete. brick or wood
Free estimate; no down payment;
25 yrs exper. J. l.. CONRAD g.
SON. AP. 7-1212 or WE. b-5759
Evening star., 1955-03-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AND REMoDELNG BY
AN HONEST HOME mp. CO.-All
work guaranteed. any size Job cheer
fully estimated. Porch Enclosures,
attics converted to bedrms. or apts.
dormers. bathrooms and heating sys-
TENS modernized. carpentry and
as 81 so per wk., 24-hr. service. Call
anytime. TRI-STATE. 4015 Ga ave.
NV, TU. 2-6322.