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PLUMBING


| SERvicE-Save Money; new bath
rooms. standard fixtures. S2s5 up;
gas-heatifig boilers. $3.50, Prompt
service: major repairs. A. B.
CLARKE, NE, S-a303: no answer,
call AT. 7-8ti74 after 8 pm.
REDWOOD, siding paneline, boards.
etc, l32a Wilson blvd, ia. 4-I234.
RUCKER LUMBER.
ROOFING. new work and repairs;
cutters. spouts. carpentry and
painting: also house painting. ex-
terror and interior. A. o. THOMAS
RooFING, wATERpRooFINa
painting, repointinR, .caulkingi work
guar. white mechanics. Ii, T-S1o9.
ROOFS. repaii AZ types: lowest
prices guar work. White mech
guttering and spouting. Cali Mr..
SHIPLEY. RIA, 3-4l5S,
R00FING-SfDING - New installa-
ton. Repairs OIL all types of roofs.
Ii. 6-StH0. ia. 5-603l.
SHEETR0Ck, tapping. finishing and
sanding; free estimates; small Jobs
accepted, RE. $4,000.
STONEWORK
BLACKSTONE terraces, walks. retain.
ing walls; al kinds az cement work:
ii' a aIiRlesuscso Popular s.ssss
TRASH REMOVING and general
hauling. reasonable rates. VIII
LIAMS, AID, s-l90S o.
luPBOLSTERING - Couches chairs
reWebbed; work done at your home.
JANNEY. RIA. 3-03S0. RIA. 3-6O:sI
WATER HEATER SALE. sls9 so.
J .3U-Ral glass lined gas water heat.
S,. I g, ST. sS,, u aiiSS q. !.
r rsSt 5sDs,rs labor w sRS nateTi a
WATERPkOUFlNG. cementwork 80
yrs customer satisfaction; courteous
c. ffsS \. ASSOC. I'D. s-l5bo. Ia
FOR BETTER HOME IMPROVE
MENTs..;SpecialiSing In rec. rms
Eutter. Mr.. GUY, 10, 3-5305.
WE REMOVE RUST. carbon, paint
or scratches from any metal sur
face. and prepare II for painting or
plating: , Nc object , too large ,,.. or
a aosII RIist cs;oRrAs, &sl.sShoaassa S oE'
FGILIG CREW AVAILABLE for all
types Of brick work with ali neccs.
sary equipment, co. 5-215A;
whSTED-hll Kinds Of painting: in.
side e. outside. anyplace, Mr..
THOMAS RI. HARDY. Route .,
Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
cANNoNRALL ouARRIEs
WARRENTON, VA.
Gray Sandstone
Building and FlagStoncs
Window and Door Stills
Orders Of any quantity Allied iTnmedi-
ately. Phone q. q. Tapscott, nag-
J-3, or write COL. c. c. JADW1N.
p
WE STERILIZEl
WE REMOVE DOORS
WE DISTNFECT Ill
WE de BUG"
Your MATTRESS, PILLOWS STU
dos, by newest approved health
ACE sTERrLrzERs
Sims New Jersey Ave: NV
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BEDRM. FURNITuRE-Ethan Al
Ian maple. half original price.
Hutch cupboard, cushman maple,
like new. OIL. 6-46I0.
BEDRat. SUI1A. man., complete, Q
poWsr iaNnmowers, almost new.
ann snds ifo 81 ir a,m9 81 N.Y. s4 odd'
BEDROOM SUITE - Beautit1l ma
tural solid oaE: Z pieces. Also
miss. bric-a-brac. jE. 4-7a4o.
B..Dkot'.i. SIalL, blond, bookcase
headboaFd: einette. set. wrought
ironi like new: sacrifice. JE. 3-I714.
BEDRM. FDRN.: mod, good eond. !:
mattress and springs; glass covered
with mirror: one French Provincial
sofa purple. with matching table,,
IBEEbSRas.. 's sTIrE, Grand Rapids IT,
Pc e; walnut: twin ,sd beds; lifetime
BEDROOM tss6eff rE. S Walnut n dresser,
vanity with stool mirrors attached.
deck on deck chest, complete dou.
bic bed; 500. WA. 7-8107.
BEDROOM: wheat mahogany dbie.
bed, chest, vanity; box SPRINGS and
IBEDRM. SURE: mshog.: double bed:
newly upholstered dtvan: tapestry;
reas. WA. 1.7402.
Bedroom SUITE, 3-pieee, includ.
mattress. Retgr-. rug. white kit.
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut. double
bed with innerspring matt. and coil
springs: chest and vanity; $50 or
REEF FOR FREEZING, whole or
ha.lfs--95c per h.. dressed weight.
GUY BENNETT, DU. $4,000.
BICYCLE Good ENGLISH bike
tman'sl 500: JU. 9-43f0.
BICYCLE. boys 20 in, Enelish make.
like new, S25. ia. 1874.
BICYCLES. boys and girls, SIS
each. 1888 Rhode Island ave. ne.
in the rear. Saturday and Sunday
only a
BICYCLEs--All kinds and sizes.
/ $3.50. New paint. Rebuilt.
Motor bike, best offer. RE. 5-s1Q9.
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ANTTOIIES

jDo not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass furniture. ETC.. betore
calling WALTER REED ANTIGUA
SHOP for expert appraisnls.
500 GEORGIA AVE. N.Y..
lTU. z-2527 RAJ 3-1o04
ANTIQUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Largs constantly moving stock, out
G Ssgg {. aye eT wn,.s Ess g., Nos mi
A HAAS. VII 8, s ssI ss.S S
AQUARIUM AQUARIUM four SIS. lights. stands.
filters, pump, thermometers. heaters,
FISH, plants, loads Of aeeessor1es.
Cost over 5000. sell 500 Re. g.
afro RADIO. sears. under -dash
BABY CARRIAGES TWIN. foida.
rclla: very good cond, EN-; 2-Qlsl.
bassinet rock. chair. Exc. cond. OIL.
BABT scRIB AND cHIFFERoBE-
When new: cost SI90. no reas.
offer refused. ia. BLISS.
BABY FuRN.--crib. mattress, car
bed and stroller. good condition.
Reasonable. ia. 6-6692.
BABY FURNITURE--2 large birch
Thayer cribs, matching ehiferobe.
| Excel. eoud.; cost $3.50, sell SIS.
2 Beautyrest baby mattreSsess cost
SRI sell $40 IL Q-RT3l
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For college graduate; age. % 70 50
teaching or selling for important
position with international CORP
opportunity for good income, ant
rapid advancement. Write. GiYing
full information, including phone
number 10 BOX 223-A. Star. -
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Nh Asrk N.a MT aRbH RalEoM
THE HEIGHT co.
GTRT, FRIDAY
Needed by Radio Executive

N6eueu py NduIU EAECulIVe
Shorthand necessary; 40-hour week
In pleasant downtown once; sir
should have basic knowledge o.
$ sound business practices, II you
enjoy interesting work where there
Is never Q dun moment, reply "a
ROX 72.A Star
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q. S. Enpl. Service
HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND
SERVICE OFFICE
Srd FLOOR
1874 r STREET NV.
NO FEES

NO FEES
Cashiers, age 21-4o, full time; S35.
$40 per week. and meals.
Countereirls, age 1925. full time
$40 per week. and meals. "a. :.
$50 per week. and meals.
Hostess. age 26-40. full time; S5t
10 $50 per week.
Kitchen supervisor, age not over %
fun time; $500 to $3.50 pei
year.
Mattresses. age 2i-45, full time
day and night hours; saa.b0-sat
Maids, live in. 5lz 70 Q day week;
$50 to $40 per week; recent local
references.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
METHODS,

pssts,., now On, o.,aha,
1Sfh siass Snrnis, 1890
resI 800 r,eshs,Ss sssi
eststs sysn,s,sa H. .,ses,,ans
falls discussed. No text re-
ouired, Need not BE- licensed
20 qualify for course. Ideal
LOT those planning . career in
Issl estate, a must Tor InoSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
LAST CALL!

A61O4 SlAAs
Fof clerk -stenos., clerk-typists, and
ether clerical positions, TOR . new
!. Perturbation In the Conn. ave. area
for which We are currently screen
Ing applicants.
other Current ListinRs
secretary. orFsnizationi Is PIT, e e
SECRETARIES (s), club work. 4se !. Il &,
secretary, science $500
Many other secretarial positions e.
stenoerapher. Good. general. once
worker To age A. To S3s6uh
Btenographer, aviation. To age %,
Secretary. once mgr. insurance.
Leonard.oRn, Nd. Lying atrs. cen
Inn clerks. VIII train Salary open
Many Other once Positions
Salaries Vary
NO REGISTRATION FEE
But q fee for service II We place you.
interview Hours: Mon. FRI.
Gao A.M.-1P.M or 2 P.M.-4 PM.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL CoUNsELIN0
SERVICES
1925 Conn: Ave. NV, RIM. 2l6
DI 2-f1b0
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Professional Type
Men or Women

To conduct hearing clinics,
serving clients who come to
us for assistance. This Is q
rare opportunity; a digni-
fled profession, for which
we provide full training,
top remuneration, excellent
chance for advancement.
Requires intelligence, Dig
nifty, reliability and exten-
sive travel.
Phone DI. 7-6878
MIR. HAGEDORN
For Appointment
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ANTIQUES

Large shipment Just received. Cherry,
walnut drop-ieat tables. S25 and
up; mahogany, cherry. walnut. pine
chests of drawers: bedside tables,
coffee tables. Victorian love seats,
arm and side chairs, In sets Of
sinale. MA. S-7l63.
Antiques and Decorators Items
MAGIC FOR THE HOME
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46I0 Baltimore Ave, lEr. Peace Cross
WA. 7-550l
245g-6t Isth sT NV
PLENTY or PARKING SPACE

BATTERY CH4RGER: IA enne,..
Ssa3a,; sViiaDie. SaA ".
REn ssie 1otjawax w,th u....
sinaeT sewssno msch sonS 100
Gau ewes III sA4axf svou e9iu'
BED. ns5,os an. d,,le
naitress. ssnt. n-ti wv ~ Lns'
~. 10 ,c,la,.,, a,, s0nlpiese:
metaI snrg ~ Seat s I'M snsal:
rinthinS s5 $500 w. /, - ~
mn rgsa - S,,, shoIE en- s-F2Iu.
4:.1,a AsEaIsas ace :, :, ~, Fly
IA asSsdH @'e' NV" fApe' iV1'
BEil-EB oiI.waosa Ses. sa,s IA, t.h,.
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ARE YOU FREE
TO TRAVEL?

II so, write to MRS. MECHANISM,
SO Law Bldg. Kansas City, Q. Mis-
,s,suaIly III intersstins and 0d protsbic
position.
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REPAIRS and sERvicEs


ASBESTOS SINGLE EXPERT
T ss eit5ms Years % ea ssT aaa ~
s-3I20 or HE. 4-21S3. lis
ADDITIONS. porch enclosures. bsnt
improvement etc. Tor solution g
your problem or an estimate cal
Mr.. WILSON. NO. 7.595J. I'll
ADDITIONS
Alterations, rec. rooms, porches,
chrpofts, Free estimates. 10. f.
1891, OIL. $1,000. zig
ADDITIONS
and commercial building
OF new houses; all day Sun. ane
eve. After 7:30. JE. 1925.
ASPHALT ORiVEWAYS. parking lots
ALASKA PAVING CO. years u
business. Ma s-5sa5. OF 4-7300
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS
Parking Lots. IA, 5-6927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

eHRTsTMAs cARDs-i50s PROFIT
EXCLUSIVE TALL Assortment payi
10000 on so boxes: Sc lmprinta
sell fast from 36 FEEE samples
eard 81 Assortments: ESQ leadine
sellers. Assortments on approval
Surprise FREE offers. CARDINAL
lfG0 state, Dept. 1873. Cincin'
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Beds and Mattresses

Beds and Mattresses
BOUGHT FROM ONE OF WASHING.
Tons LARGER HOTELS. TOP
BEDS, COMP ElE WITH INNER
SPRING MATTRESSES, 500. 95:
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS STEEL
BUNK BIDS, COMPLETE WITH
. MATTRESSES. ST. 10: 36-INCH
STEEL bsbr CoI. ,Ss;gS; Z, ss;IEcH IN
N FRANK 4 son al Ard 81.
NV EX a-kA1A
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slTUATloNs--DoMEsrlc

BABY SITTER. SOC hr.: 24-hr. duty
$si s;, m s,s Ssrs iR S snpl sgles ho,ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

SERVicE-Save Money; new bath
rooms. standard fixtures. S2s5 up:
gas-heatifig boilers. $3.50. Prompt
service: major repairs. A. B.
CLARKE. NE, S-a303: no answer.
call Ar. 7-8674 after 8 pm.
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Flagstone and Stone

Porches, patiox. walks, fetainins
walls. tile drainage.
ANGELO MARcuCclo, 10. e-l769
FLOORS sANDED. finished. . cents
50. II Old noors. 10 cents and up:
work guar. c. L, HiN5oN, 10, l.
FIoORING, quality pine. DR.. oak.
RucKER LUMBER. 1890 wilson
FURNITURE REfINIsHED in your
home II possible. Phone for esti-
mate. GALFoND. RE. 7-0SI0 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

ACCORDION, 40 base: prof: II
treble, 4 base switches. Value,
81 900: sacrifice. $500, LII. f.
Sfj10 fHes. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

In buying your summer furniture, use our
convenient, low-cost Deferred Payment
Plan for purchases of $500 or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
cool, colorful, reversible
Waite fiber rugs

Make it q Waite rug. Ask to see all Of the rugs
with this famous name. You'll be convinced that
they are extraordinary rugs for summer floors.
They're easy to clean, coIorfuI. They're reversi-
Bile. Either side is the right side. Their coIors are
as gay as summer itself. Pleasing prices, too.
There's Waite group for just about every budget.
Sizes Fairwai Waicraft Scots.Wa Deb.Wai Braid-Wai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
GET SET FOR SUMNER
take time now to choose
versatile, indoor outdoor
summer furniture

l. Salterini St. Moritz Group. Greeted by Tenn
pestini, it is q combination of imaginative new
beauty and real oId-foshioned comfort in this fo-
nous "Nevo-Rust" wrought iron Duskybiock fin
sh. Spring filled seat cushions, tufted books.
Sectional sofa: left and right sections each, $3.50
Center, $780, Club choir, $3.50. Gloss-topped cock
tail tobIe with wicker insert, "a" diameter. $3.50
2. Gallo wrought iron table and chair set. Bender
lied to resist rust, rubber "bumperettes" under
glass table top. In antique gold" finish: 32x64"
tobIe, side chairs and two arm choirs $3.50
8. Imported peel cane chairs by Calif-Asa. Light
weight, durable :. ideal for indoor-outdoor use.
Wash them with hose Shown: "Roundy" tub
chair, 795. "Eosy Hour" rocker, 119S
Not shown: Arm chair, 99S. Settee, 1895. Coffee
table. q" top, 995
4. Hampden aluminium frame chaise. Roll it to
where you want it. Seat and back have i1nersprine
construction, covered in red, green or yellow sail
cloth. 3005
Not shown: Hompden metal tobIe (33"x33") and
choir set with tubular steel legs. folding contour
seat and back chairs. Toble, 1895
Chairs, each, 495
W5L-Fumhns. 9Th Floor selection at Chevy Chose
Evening star., 1955-02-19

Recent building permits issued
in Prince Georges County in
clude:
Leo M. Bernstein, 1415 K
street NV, Washington. owner;
shopping center on Washington
avenue. Washington Forest; cost.
100000; architect, Morton w.
Noble.
Francis c. Bauer, of Laurel.
owner: dwelling on Sabdy Spring
road. Laurel; cost. $12. 200; archi-
tect, M. Taylor.
l.. S. and E. j. Mccoy. 5435
Linda lane Sc, Washington.
owner; dwelling on Sharon road.
Camp Springs; cost, $23.000s 3
John A. Wentz, 1922 Under
wood street. University Park.
owner; two dwellings on Sixtieth
place. Berwyn Heights; cost.
$4,000 each; architect. Wayne
Olson.
Raymond P. Keifiin. 5055 st.
Barnabus road, Temple Hills.
owner; two dwellings on Selby
lane. Temple Hills; cost, $4,000
each.
William Desilets, 5000 Lake
avenue. Cheverly, owner; dwell
ing on Crest avenue, Cheverly.
cost, $4,000; architect. Emmett
S. Mast.
Frank x. Talbot, 1905 Newton
Evening star., 1955-02-19

chitects; to erect one-story
dwelling. 6012 Twenty-eighth
street NV: cost, $l6,000.'
Pasquale Altimont. owner,
1920 Georgia avenue NV; Alti-
mont Bros. builder; Corning &
Moore. architects: to erect one
one-story addition to store. 1854
p street NV; cost, $4,000.
Argyle Investment Corp, own
er. 724 Ninth street NV; Otis
Elevator Co.. builder; to install
one electric passenger elevator.
1920 Seventeenth street NV:
cost, $14,300.
Edmund G. Warther, owner
and builder, 1924 Loughboro road
NV: William H. Shoemaker,
architect: to erect one tWo-story
dwelling, 1855 Forty ninth street
NV; cost. $15.o00.>
Earl Thweatt, owner. 3525
Holmead place NV; builder
not selected; L. w. Giles. archi-
tect: to build one one-story
dwelling, 2246 Bunker Hill road
NE: cost, $4,000.
Briggs g. Co., owner. 1921
Benning road NE; Fred Drew
Construction Co., builder; Fred
Drew Construction Co, architect:
to erect addition to ice cream
storage, 1921 Benning road NE;
cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

street, Colmar Manor, owner:
two dwellings on Crest avenue.
Cheverly: cost, $4,000 each:
architect, Emmett s. Mast.
Hass & Carson, 1920 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville. owner: eight
dwellings on Parkway court.
Parklawn; cost. $4,000 each.
B. r. Harrell, zoos Livingston
read, owner: two dwellings on
Terrace drive. 'Oxon Hill: cost.
$500 and $11,250.
District Corp. Fifteenth street
and New York avenue. Wash
ington. owner: two dwellings on
Volta street. Lal1ham; cost. So
600 each; architect. Walton g.
Madden.
Pyles Realty Co., Inc, 1914
Silver Hill road. Silver Hill.
owner: two dwellings on Allen
town road, Allentown; cost, ST.
600 each; architect. John L.
Pyles.
Louis S. Hyde, Jr., Inc. Lam
ham. owner; dwelling on Under
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Permit Is Issued
For AFL Building
On 18Th Street

The District Building Inspec-
tors office has granted permit
to the American Federation Of
Labor, 901 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, for construction of a $2.5
million Office building at 815 Six
teenth street NV. George A.
Fuller Co., is to build the eight
story building. The architects
are Wilson & Denton.
Other recent permits granted
include:
Lightview Development Corp,
owner and builder, 1885 Van
Buren, street NV; Edmund w.
Dreyfuss. architect: to erect IA
two-story dwellings. 5119 through
81 Nebraska avenue NV: cost.
$l68, 900.
Donald Berlin, owner and
builder. 2919 Brandywine street
NV; Santmyers 81 Thomen, ar
chitects; to erect one three-story
apartment, IA units, $500 Grant
street NE; cost, $64. 900.
J. Silverman, owner, 1906 n
street NV; builder not selected: !:
Morton w. Noble, architect; to
erect three-story apartment, 1928
Sherman, avenue NV; cost.
$4,000.
B. & H. Freshman, owner and
builder, GIG Pennsylvania avenue
NV: B. L. Freshman, architect;
to erect one three STORY apart
raent. Z units, 5305 Dana place
NV; cost. $35,000.
w. A. Bryant, owner and
builder, 2937 Ordway street
NV; Santmyers and Thomen,
architects: to erect two two
story dwellings, 1921 and 27 For-
ty-afth street NV; cost, $780,
600.
Waggaman and Brawner,
owner and builder. 1700 I street
NV. Corning & Moore, ar
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Prince Georges to Get Shopping Center

wood street, Seabrook Acres;
cost. $4,000; architect. j. r.
Newland.
Sines & Owens, It'd Ridge
road, Greenbelt, owner; dwelling
on Ruatan street. Berwyn
Heights; cost. $11, 900; architect.
Walton g. Madden.
Charles A. Ponpell, 1908 Sixty
first street. Hillside, owner:
dwelling on Sixty first street.
Hillside; cost. $1,000; architect,
Hilmer Torvik.
Samuel j. DeBlasis, 5506 Park
land street, District Heights,
owner: dwelling on Logan street.
District Heights; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

Representatives of a Sc mil
lion annual industry. which has
been built ON the assumption
that men are basically honest,
opened a four-day meeting in
the Sheraton Park Hotel yes
terday.
Spokesman for the 700 busi-
nessmen who make up the
Nationwide Rental Trailer Sys-
tenn said experience has justi-
fled the faith members have in
each others integrity.
The result has been a con-
tinuing increase over the years
in the use of utility trailers by
motorists travelling one-way
across the Nation. The system
enables the motorist to hire a
trailer capable of carrying 1900
pounds of luggage or furniture
at his point or origin and leave
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Yma Sumac Concert 10 Aid
Children Of War Dead

Yma Sumac, the Peruvian
singer, and her company of In
can musicians and dancers will
appear in Constitution Hall at
$3.50 pm. Saturday under aus
pices of the Gold Star Wives of
America.
The Gold Star Wives is an or
ganization of widows of men who
died in World War II and Ko-
rea. Proceeds from the benefit
concert will go to its service and
welfare fund which gives educa-
tional aid. medical care. sum-
mer camp and other welfare
helps to children of American
servicemen killed in combat.
Tickets for the benefit are on
sale at the Hayes Concert Bu-
reau, 1108 G street NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Honor System Builds Sc 6MiIIion
Trailer Rental Industry

it at his destination at a cost
well under 500.
Honor System.
Jerry Plitman, operator Of one
of the largest trailer rental
company's in this area, said the
service works on the honor sys-
tenn.
When the trailer arrives at its
destination, the operator who re-
ceiyeS it will rent it out, and,
through a contract arrangement,
send half the rental fee to the
trailer owner.
"There have been some abuses,
but they are rare. In the long
run. the grapevine will pass the
word along about violations. and
the association acts against vio-
lators.". Mr.. Plitman explained.
Mr.. Plitman owns more than
200 trailers but said local as we'll
as one-way business in the in
dustry is SO good that his lot at
2210 New York avenue NE, is
seldom filled up.
Almost Partners.
The associations members
operate more than 10000 trail
ers. Through the one-way
service arrangement most of the
members find they are actually
in partnership with each other.
At a session yesterday the
group heard Representative
lizard, Democrat, of Texas dis
cusS proposed legislation de-
signed to ease excise taxes on
the trailer operators. Francis
j. Kane, president of the Wash
ington Board of Trade. was an
other sneaker
Evening star., 1955-02-10
"FORElGN" AID...
Padded bras are the reconstruction program
the smaller figure needs for built-in glamour
Hollywood MaxweII

Magic clever underwire
padded bra with lace .
edged cup. Cotton with las =
tex back. White; 1896,
ABB cups.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Newspaper Editors
Meet in Baltimore
BY the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1O.-Edi-
tors and publishers of Mary
lands newspapers started gath
ering here today for the annual
convention of the Maryland
Press Association.
About ITS are expected by the
time the meeting gets into full
swing tomorrow.
The program includes a dis
cuSSion Of newspaper problems,
reporting of crime news, civil
defense. and State government.
Press Conference.
The editors will participate in
press conference Saturday
morning. with Louis l.. Goldstein,
president of the Maryland Sen
ate. and John c. Luber, speaker
OF the House of Delegates, on
hand to answer questions.
The Chesapeake Association Of
the Associated Press will hold its
annual meeting concurrently.
This association is made up of
Associated Press member papers
in Maryland, the District of Co.
lumbia and nearby portions of
Delaware and Pennsylvania.
Guest speakers will include C.
Yates Mcdaniel, Associated Press
correspondent at the Pentagon
and former war correspondent in
the Southwest Pacific; Brooks
Cottle, editor of the Morgan
town. w. Va, Post; Senator
Nicely, Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia; Sherley Ewing, Maryland
director of civil defense, and
Fred 1. Archibald of the Balti-
more News-Post and Sunday
American.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
KuIIipoIis Grotto Donce

p A dance sponsored by KALI
polls Grotto, Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets of the En-
hanted-Realm. a Washington
fraternal organization, wills be
held in the Cottage City Md
fife house, 3840 Bladensburg
road, at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
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Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Mr.. James Thompson of Youngs-
town, Ohio, are the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nemesh. The
Nemeshes and their guests are
leaving n Monday for a two weeks
motor trip to the Great Smokes
National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr.,
Miss Elva Rae Rash and William
Mcintyre of Norfolk, Va, attended
the performance of THE Desk Set,
at the Playhouse in Wilmington on
Thursday evening. Byron Sanders,
who played the leading male role,
is nephew of Mrs. Peck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rapp and
children were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Nash, III, of Ches-
ter, Md.
The intermediate Girl Scout
Troop No 143 held its first fall
meeting on Wednesday afternoon,
September IA, in the New Century
Club House. The troop, under the