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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
] roops and ! onks Petrol
ReoDened Indiana Plant

NEW CASTLE. Ind. Oct. Il
R.-Some non-strikers returned
today to resume piston ring
production in the Perfect Circle
Corp. foundry under protection
Qf National Guardsmen. The
Troops were under orders to pre-
vent any recurrence of last We'd
nesday's riot.
ss The influx of workers was
sslowed because guardsmen
checked each car coming onto
the foundry parking lot.
The company said l25 Office
and production workers came in.
representing about one-third Of
the normal force. At the gate.
spickets of the CLIO United Auto
Workers Union said they count
ed only 40 production workers
checking in.
A skeleton force of "a workers
got the foundry ready yesterday
Manager Chesley Juday said the
doors were being opened today
'tto anyone who wants to work.
The production force of the
foundry before the strike start
ed July Is was $50 workers.
About 100 persons, including SUI
spervisers, were in the plant a
week ago when 5000 strike SYM
pathizers gathered outside. Shots
were fired by both sides and
eight persons were wounded.
There were no incidents yes
terday as the skeleton crew en-
tered and left the foundry. Six
hundred National Guardsmen,
carrying rifles and backed up by
tanks, patroled the plant area
and the city.
1t was also quiet at Hagers-
town, headquarters Of Perfect
Circle. and at Richmond, where
the firm has two small plants.
The three plants have operated
since the CLIO United Auto
Workers struck in a contract
dispute. Guardsmen patroled
there also.
Col. Howard Wilcox, National
Guard commander, relaxed the
state of martial law last night
ITO permit the JAW to hold a
injecting in It's union hall here
ne said about $50 members at
kended.
hi William F. Caldwell, JAW in
Hernational representative who
asked for the meeting. put the
number at $50 and said they
voted unanimously to uphold the
union demands.
~ Before the meeting Mr.. Cald-
well said, I'VE nave $25 million
In strike money and we will spend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

District and vicinity-Fair to-
night. with low about So. In
ereasing cloudiness and warm to-
morrow, with chance Of showers
In afternoon.
Maryland-Fair tonight. with
chance of scattered showers in
western portion. with low 1880
Cooler tomorrow with morning
showers in west and cloudy and
warm in east.
Virginia-Fair tonight. low
1856. Increasing cloudiness and
warm tomorrow, followed by
scattered showers in west and
north portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Quebec Shrine Director
Conducting Rites Here

The Rev. Eugene Lefebvre,
director Of pilgrimages at the
Shrine Of st. Ann de Beaupre,
Quebec, Canada. will conduct
two services here--today and to-
morrow-in honor Of st. Ann.
The first service will be held at
g O'Clock tonight at st. Cyprian's
Catholic Church, l242 C street
Sc. Tomorrow's service will be
held at 7:45 pm. at st. Ann>
Catholic Church, 1900 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

every dime Of 1t II we have to
to win this strike"
There have been no negotia-
tons in the dispute since August
IS when management and union
spokesman were separated by II
cents an hour and the union s. .
issue. The union wanted . n.
cent package and the company
offered II cents. Existing wage
scales ranged from $l.2l to more
than 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT


Skyline Drive - Increasing
cloudiness with scattered show
ers tomorrow. with high about
rs.
Wind--Mostly southerly 8-l0
miles per hour tonight and to-
morrow.
River Report
From U. 8. Engineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for yesterday
tReadings Washington National Airport
Midnight - 30 Noon "A
ssm. ---- Il tppm' ----- g
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 9S, on July -, August 2.
Lowest 10 on February D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Hilda A. Fiorenza, Janet K.
Gindlesperger, Phyllis j. Curtis,
Robert w. Ystes, Jane II. Lock,
Jane P. Martin. John r. Leo
nard. Thomas J. o,Brien, Ruth
Is. Clarke. Mildred Blankenship.
DR.. George p. Gresham. Ralph
H. Ferrall. Roderick 8. Quiroz.
Evelyn j. Jordan, Arthur w.
CULVER, Edmund Bromley. jr..
William H. Mobley. Harold J.
Benden. John F. Shea. Edward
j. Driscoll and Marion G. Pharo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Heuyel. -. Arthur Z, Suits
Of the Military Air Transport
Service tMATS) has received the
examinations largest cas- h
award-$665-for his operations
suggestion which resulted in an
annual $87. 900 savings to the air
force. Outstanding perform
ance ratings were presented to
the following Andrews Air Force
Base employees: Mary B. Jeter,
Marie M. Miller, Jean M.
fSparkes. Joanna p. Walsh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Jury Tapping
Defended Here
BY Professor
BY J. A. OLEARY

Secret tape recordings Of jury
deliberations In a few cases,
under proper safeguards. was
defended today by Prof. Edward
H. Levi. dean Of the University
of Chicago Law School. as one
proper way of finding out how
the jury system may be i'm
proved.
He was the first witness in a
Senate Internal Security Sub
committee inquiry into the max
ing Of such recordings in Kan
sas last year, with the approval
Of the court. as part Of a study
of the jury system. financed by
the Ford Foundation.
DR.. Levi said the safeguards
included an agreement not to
make the recordings public and
to remove from the tape all
identifying passages.
But Senator Eastland, Demo.
crat of Missouri, chairman. in.
sisted the recordings violated the
secrecy thrown around the jury
system and predicted the hear.
ings will result in legislation or
the subject.
Opinions Vary on Subject
DR.. Levi admitted that reason.
able people differ on the wisdom
OF the tape recordings as part
of q research project. but citec
statements by many judges anc
lawyers endorsing the limited use
Iof recordings for research pur.
poses.
The witness insisted that the
knowledge gained as to how jur.
ors understand the instruction,
Iof the court would strengthen
not weaken the jury system.
Wouldn't the proper way tc
get that information be to con.
fer with the Jurors after they
have rendered their verdict
asked Senator Eastland.
Prof. Levi said that would b.
one way. but he refused to agree
with the Senator It is the only
way.
Don't you think that to snoor
on the jury while it is deliberat.
ing does violence to the jury
system?" the Senator pressed.
Reasonable people differ or
that do not" the witnes.
answered.
DR.. Levi conceded that If the
Jurors knew a microphone wa.
in the room 1t might have some
effect on the freedom with which
they expressed themselves.
Conference Heard Recordings
Senator Jenner, Republican Of
Indiana, interrupted to say the
recordings were played at a con-
ference Of judges, meeting at
Estes Park, Col.
Prof. Levi said he has been
told that Chief Judge Orrie
Phillips of the 10th Circuit
wanted the recordings played at
the conference.
In a prepared statement, Prof
Levi said:
Only a limited number OF
recordings were made--six in all
No recordings were made OF
civil cases without the consent
OF counsel for each party. In
two Of the civil cases the Federal
Government was a party. / am
informed that the consent was
given not by the United States
attorney, but by the assistant
United States attorney who rep
resented the Government in the
litigation. The trial judge in
each case placed the matter
before counsel and received their
consent.
we were advised that the
recording Of the cases had the
prior consent Of the chief Judge
of the circuit. The jurors were
not to be informed Of the re-
.cording and there was to be NO
publicity. No release has been
made by the tresearch) project
of the transcripts and the tran
scripts have been modified SO
as to remove personal names
geographical references and
identifying statements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
JobL Likelyto Hold
Despite Demand for Cut
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Despite congressional demands for 10 cent
the number of Government jobs Federal employment promises
to hold its present level for the coming year.
However the demands probably viii have the effect
hating expansion plans agencies which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
FAKE FOLIAGE Anglers ELEPHANT

2HOLLYWoOD-Emma 35-year-old, Az ton elephant got
angry yesterday sound stage when nibbng plants
stage set she discovered they rubber She shook OF
Actors Vito Scott u.s. and Nno Marcel 81 who riding
her back and then pinned her trainer william Gable a.
shown ground, against wall Mr. Gamble hos
pitazed with internal injuries Police Pvt Ralph Schankin
Producer Ferrn are shown with him near Emma
chained but still belgerent-AP Wirephoto
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-03
1t Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY J. HANST
Feb. 2
Dear Little Grounding

:,
81.
GEAR Li'lts oio'''0''oS
NY thoughts are WIN you on 'iii.
day. lot ! know what q oHei'li,'"
you must ne ~ + or several wen !
you nave heen asleep or az meas,
motionlesS' hNinE Oh me lay 'l
the nam put tod''E you ""oAe ''''o
are all set Tor your coming ou'
party.
I'm sure this is a day Of trus-
tration for YOU. As long as ! can
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-03
PLAYFUL WINTER WIND.

LAWFUL WINTER WIND has had its fling ., in o st
rough and boisterous lately cold and
playful and amused Itself by roll
"snowbaIs" and shapes number Of fields
something the
Mrs Noah of the Red House vicinity She said
fields filled with objects blown and rolled
resemble snowbs leaves of bread Upon
could judged by the texture how the OBJ
the Later
apparently followed by the wind to form merely
phenomenon observed south of Loeb
the Pleasant Valley road On fields OF the old Reed farm
Of the counted
field while adjoining field had
They two feet
Here the loaf of
The photograph shows general
of the the smaller picture shown
hoowed-out loaf which about 10 inches
the commented that
that effect
winters Friday night and it believed
the created then.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES

j.H.W., DEPENDABLE WHITE WOl
AN, ~; LIVE IN. 10. 2-2l03. Is
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MIscELLANkoUs EoR sALI

have . good selection Of
reconditionsd and sliEhtly used
Erands on sale At prices from s595
up. Such makes as Stetnvay. Bran
bach. story q Clark. winter.
chiekertng and WheeIock. An fully
suaarraanoteed, ,oz1Es,Nsyz E,sy terms; t5In., ,s,s 81
PIANO. Kimball. uprisht. recently re-
PIANO, baby Grand. excellent condi:
ton. beautiful tone; S3e5 or best
ofier. Call co. 5-6560 for appoint
PIANO; lSei Winter & Co. spinet. aimos,
new, mAhog: finish. WI WI sell a. a.
PIANO; UPRIGHT: $50. Good condition.
Buyer also may have rlsyer piano
not In good condition. but can be
repaired or used for parts Call
Adams 4-4243 Friday.
1.So, 6Sy sg gSguls5 M.hdsssy syDe sDHssi
Bench extra If wanted. JoRDAN's.
corner 18th and q SITS. (Phone ST.
3-9400, and 1892 Georgta ave,
Silver Spring phone JU. 5-1l05l.
Silver Spring store open evenings
PIANo-Kpabe grand. used. This i.
NV, DI. 7-S464. Ia
PIANOS-Brand new standard make
full keyboard spinets, only $3.50.
acknowledgements price $685..
Mahogany finish; 10-year suaran-
tee Also many values in used
spinets and consoles: ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1918 18th st. NV
tjust above the library. OPEN
THURS EWES. -l3
PIANO. medium grand, Huntingtor
PPShOg PM oas a Al sttes eORd g Or PWE1s PWes sSsl siSS
PIbNo BENCHES. $40 Cnew): prac.
tice upright. S95: wurlitzer spinet.
S225; Stieff med. uprt., S275: Weber
Duo Art grand, reproduees artist
playing on rolls (elec.l. also Stein
way grd,. new Lester spinets. con-
soles. PAUL GOLIBART. 1866 Co.
lumbia rd.. AID. 4-592S $3.50 to 81.
PIPE. galv.. black. copper. cast iron
I746 Lee hwy, IA $500.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY Of Broad
casting, 1888 10th st. NV. Test
i934) starts its professional summer
course in June. Prepare for an an
nouncing or writing job. Intensive
training on control board and be.
fore RCA-TV Eye Camera. Call De
2-55S0. -13
PBX-RECEPT SCHOOL, Bond Bldg.
complete day course. .$25; night $50
Phone HU 1854. ST 3-727s
NEW CLASSES in TYPING. short
hard. bookkeeping, acct. civil serv'
ss Sss aPd TsgEs rev position; NH SgBes00
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G and 18Th
Est 40 Yrs
Evening star., 1955-05-12
SALESWOMEN

Immediate openings in
many interesting de.
partments for pleasant
attractive young women
We will train you to enjoy
selling in such depart
y. mentS as
% YARD GOODS
. CHILDREN'S WEAR
b.. SPORTSWEAR
DRESSES
RECORDS
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
CORSETS
B-DAY. 4o-HouR WEEK
Evening star., 1955-05-12
sTTUATIoks-poMEsrIc

I WISH TO PLACE my excel. mai,
in . good position. Live out. S
SS.y S.y Esek :S,. sh.z: and child care
little direction. OIL. 4-1O36 bet
1O-5 pm. Ia
WISH 70 PLACE MY MAID, expert
enced and dependable. MRS. DASH
OFF. JU. 5-170s. DU. 7-6492. IL
GIRL. Colored. wishes part-time oI
WOMAN desires DAYS work. Tues
and Fri: ironing pref: refs. fur.
nished. LU. 2-S511.
C0LORED GIRL, reliable wants g-h.w
Good refs. AID. 2-0s06.
GIRL, eolored. desires R.h.w. ant
child care; excellent references. NE
S-5671.
G.H.W.. DEPENDABLE WHITE WON
AN, ~: LIVE N. 10. 2-2l03 l3s
Evening star., 1955-05-12
11Ol Pa. Ave. NV

110l Pa. Ave. NV.
sTENoGs.; part time: Sl.50 to So 90
BaoYYDs,s' 700 18th. cor. @ tsT
TEACHERS, white-English and So
cisl studies; ADAMS TEACHERs
AGENCY, 1341 6 NV. RE. 7-393S
TYPIST. must be accurate, general
Permanent. WILLIAM A. BROWN
l223 Conn. ave. NV. Is
TYPlST-For policy writing depart.
ment; 5-day week in conditioned
once. hospital and life insurance
furnished; bonus. Phone Mr.. WELLS
TYPIsT-CLERK. age 20-35. for
permanent position with large mort
gage banking firm. interesting work.
pleasant working conditions; hours
9:15 to. g.. days per week. Annual
and sick leave. plus other empioye
benefits; conv. downtown location;
should be available Immediately.
See MT Graham. FREDERICK W
BERENS. INC, 1922 L st. NV. MA.
TYPIsT, insurance experience helpfu,
but not essential: 5-day week. Cali
MRS, GORDYN. RE. 7-7s6s. -l2
TYPiST, SO, 200: excel. oppor. for in.
tellisent. young lady. 21 to 2S
Duties include typins. filing. gen. ofc
work. In preparation for more re-
sponsible position. Require prev. full
time exper.. excel. refs. Pleasant
working cond. In small. natl. ofc..
dow n new air-cond. bldg; Call RE, 2
29eo. Open Sat. am. for interviews
TYPIST. As w.p.m.. 35-hr. week. air
conditioned ONCE, pleasant working
conditions. Apply IN person. HIGH
WAY EXPRESS LINES. INC, 3rd
TYPISTS (2J, 40 w.p.m. and ac-
curacy required. These are perma-
nent positions. Call AD. 4-4S5S or
visit personnel ONCE at 1901 18th
et
Evening star., 1955-05-12
nISCOIINT HOUSE

D1SCOON4 j nOOO6
SOS so Wreught-iron dtnette S54.el
S129 so bunk beds. complete 1895
$50 80 chrome 5-pe. dinette 1900
Summer rugs all grades.
Syclon Hollywood beds - 479d
BedTm-. hV. rm.. din. rm. Termi
KING. sos Ga. Ave. JU. e-5s9l
NE. 1895 II 81. NE. II. 6-0l00
FURN.-Westinghouse; s Gu. It. re-
fsr-. Bendix auto. washer. new:
maple twin beds. chest. JU. 5-6l17
FURN.-Dresser. $40: white dropleai
Picture frames. 10. 5-5929.
FuRN., from S-rm. house. including
dishes aSIa rM and o.5SEa P9Tsh furn. Reason ,S
FURN.-complete 2-bedrm. apt;
esTieSi esi sf.eT song pm m Ho ie 0Oss5. se0 eAse
FURN.--LeaVing town: studio couch
and chair. bookcase. bedrm. suite,
din. set, crib. (infants 4-in-l comb.
wonder chair)' rug and pad. Misc
FuRN.@siond ii; tsiS dining table. sec. sofa,
end tables. / boys. / girls 20"
bicycles. IA. 7-6552, after 2 pm
cond., at 4s14h Me-
braSka ave. NV, kE 7-O576. De-
fore 3 pm. or after IL pm. -12
FURN., from 2-bedrm. apt, very
good cond.. call after $50 pm, IA
FURN.Esofabed. s35: matchins
chair. SIS: dinette sets, Sl6, S.
refgr.. S35: metal kit. cabinets, So
$40: good cond. Ii. 6-555S. .-13
FURN. : Compl. household furnish.
ings. odds and ends; washer. wiring
er; moving. 201 Dwight ave. Fair.
fax, Va. CIR. 3-2096.. Ia
FURN.-Mod. liv. rm., bedrm.. blond
triple dresser, Hollywood beds, loungt
chairs. Hide-a-bed. ia. S-7562. Ia
SaS saaHs e. e aesssa asss other Items: -is fS0e
FURN.-Sofa beds. dishes. pictures
etc. Must be sold before Sat. to
close estate. Bargains. Shown. 2-6
pm, Apt. 2O4. EOS Farraeut st.
GAS BANGEs. new. used. repairs. oil
coal wood RANGES ACME STOVE
l01l 7th st. NV, Ma S-S952
GAS RANGE, Kenmore automatic. 4C
in, burners; q mos, used: $l65
LU. $4,000. -13
~AO nA NT~TIC TTCFn
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR CALF. May 1s. want
passengers who do not smoke OF
drink; Ju. T.643I. -l5
May II. Take 3. Share expenses
WA. 7-4g3S. -12
LADY driving to Clearwater, Fla.
and return; leave May IA or Is.
Wants passengers AP, 7-3747. 13"
TO NEW YORK CITY; leav. Fri attn
return Sunday attn; want two rid
Evening star., 1955-05-12

eALESWOMAN, experienced, take
charge of tobacco dept. in active
drugstore. No evenings or Sundays.
Good salary Call JU 9-5149. -13
Evening star., 1955-05-12

BRICK WORK, new and repairing
lst-class workmanship. Call NO
BRICK AND REPAIR woRK-Larr,
and small Jobs; free estimates, JE
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, iare,
and small Jobs: free estimates. JE
BRICK WORK. new and repairs, add
tions, etc: first-class work, fully In
sured; free estimates. Call MR.
BILL, Elk. 3-22S5. -16
BUILDING ALTERATIONS, additions
Satisfied customers for over 25 years.
Terms; Call Mr. LAWRENCE. RA
6-9703. II 6-sl00
CARPENTRY, PAINTING and paper
hangins. All work guaranteed. DI.
CoNiTiRsACToR.BRICKLAYER - New
and repair work. Free estimate on
f1n any sIsP tspe 81 9f E5se 6riek work. No job
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 13'
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and install
Immed service; free est; licensed
A C ELECTRIC CO.. RA. 6-5s5s
FENCE. chain link and all types Of
wood; for best price and convenient
terms. call JU. S-125S.
nAGSTONE, STONE. CEMENT pa
tios. walls, steps, etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY, IU -4T6R
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Flagstone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
PSTihe' Sss til. e''9s dPsnass Sski also reaRn. asssr
AN9GIo SE4Ga1S MARcucc1o, Ju s-l7ss
FLOOR SANDING. finish; new. &c 50
Yuma st. Sc. 10. 1-3475. l6'
ished; linoleum and tile installed
sxpsJt STs y12r6SmmssnshiP;;, r6Smmss free estimate
HOME IMPROVEMENTS. -ecr. rms.
pchs., additions; free est: Md worl
pref. c. W. LEWIS. WA. 7-s367:
PAINT AND PAPERING - Genera
7-l42S after 8 pm. or before I Am
PAINTING, PAPERING, waterproot
inter, exter., FHA loans avail. Fol
estimates. JU. 9-477l, JU. 5-4219
PAINTING-Time to paint and paper
RA. 6-a7oa, Ii, 6-sIo0. N
PAINTING. inside and out; loves,
rates in town; best of reference:
free sstimates H0; 2-7l27. IL.
PAINTING: PAPERINS, SGRAPiNG yR.S INC.
immed. NR. PoAT, RA. 3-5643
PAINTING. int and ext. ANY size
job; reas. prices. ia. s-g1S7. - IL
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
as2 mses so0ns Gs sRY MR sig SR fss fft
SS07 -16
PAINTING, repairs, dry wall: comml
and residential; spec. rates, Cal
paiST,Sc aftST (; AD pAPg1R5ISc AtPg15IsSc p1AifrR. r..
yrs, exper.: free est; va. b. c and
pxINT1SGs s AND bAPAfE PAPERrSGEspesisI Se SaSss
prices. now. Latest designs. Best
material: good clean work. guaran-
psfGRlkNeG tifG ke sTls6s sio snd up. this .iS Wsel
PHPER, FAINT Now. Low prices
Al work. New samples. Free esti-
N mstsS; 1ssTrSENG SY s-o745i, .,,.n,n.. ~le +,
rates, clean service; free estimates
pESsrGRiSc E0s iasfsd REPAIRS. PATCHWORK W.
Ress sss so 1U soa saai54. zsDer' "n''e 11s %fsh
PLAS1 ERlNG PATCHWORK, o spe-
cialty. by white mechanic: good
service; reasonable. TU. 2-Ql7l
PLUMBING. BEATING. repairing re.
model new work. Free estimates
Prompt service Il. 4.74os' ewes.
AND HEATING, remodel.
ing. repairing; new work. Condemned
III Is7I6S: eves pa 2,RaSS az
ROOFING AND REROOFlNG. ali
stsndard size roof painted, ss5. Al All
general repairs a speciality. D. C
MEISTER, Ii. 6-3043 -ls
RS ofINGoeoTin lN.1ooId tar: slsE: painting
work guar; white mech Ut 7-S20a
ROOFING. Asphalt shingles. slate,
aSybestes ar and Stag, Call RIA. e-o7o3
ROOFING, all types; cutters. spouts,
general sheet metal work. A. D
HSSF ssS A;s5sf; g. F'ft t.! gas: !s
sTONEwoRK - Fiaestone. terraces
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys, fireplaces all kinds o.
ssemnsenIt, sI,,cE1 E9rk; ,,n p,pe dSrssignaEe. p
SWIMMING PoOL sERvICE-ciean.
ine. repair and new equipment. I'm.
med. service. Call JE 2-3IOO or ST
3-79s0. HOLIDAY POOL CO., INC
Al PLAsTERING, waterproofinE. FIRE.
mates. II. 4-743e, Ii 7-a05T. &c
Al GENERAL CONTRACTORS Re.
modelling, brick. cement. all kinds
construction. WILAND CORP. RE
.7.aeal. RI. 7.235O
bonus ideas on your home building
remodeling or repair. Call WOOD,
BRICK q STONE, INC. OIL. 6-706C
or 10. 4-69gl. gl..------- --l6
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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
THE HECHT co
WASHINGTON
q Ef at Sth NV

FANhINI ION' hNLINU ON. VH'
Glebe Rd and Wilson Blvd.
o.. SILVER SPRING
Fenton St. and Ellsworth DR..
6EAMSTRESS. experienced on slip
covers. Apply DRAPERY SERVICES
CO., 1865 Kennedy st. NV. -l2
-eEAMSTRESSES - Slip-cover expert
ence preferred. ROSENBERG'S.. 545
50th ST NE. -l5
HEAMSTRESS, for slip covers; must
be willing to accept responsibility;
top wages for right person. Write
giving 'ull particulars. Box AGE,
Evening star., 1955-05-12

nightwork, 3 pm. to. =
KNoTTYY PINE TAVERN. so9s Bal
timore blvd. College Park. Nd.
WAITRESS. good salary, good work
ing conditions: must be experienced.
apply gd IN Psrs1n THoMPsoN NpsS M,sSo SEA
wn}fSssI sin aye Bethssds sS4sa Nd ,,,. ls .xEs-,
enced. Apply after 3 pm. 1877
Conn. ave. CARL & Dawes RES
wAiTREss. neat and attractive. must
be experienced: good salary; 6-day
wk., for evening work. Apply in per-
son; LAM-KAR RESTAURANT, 4ol
wSrfREssEs. a i aSs g. experienced, white. Ap-
RANT, Il! pt5S ii5o4 old 81 Bladens6ufs GH fd I'd,
WAITRESS. experienced: no satur-
day or sunday work. Apply in per-
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply
CIRCLE RESTAURANT, 1888 14th
wAITREss, white. mature. expert
enced. for delicatessen in, Arling-
ton salary. $50; 5 days; tips ,sTeN sye5;
fSs Del sSG HT VA ApP1Es PE. sodas! sstallNoE0S is
night, experienced. Ap-
ply after 3 pm. CASANOVA RES
TAURANT. 1909 18th st. NV. -l2
white, sc; resident: S25
PI,rSssT PEI gesk APP Apply 6aS skYLAk lar "a RES
ssisE s;R; white. Apply in iS per
son. IA 1lth st. NV. am, to
Evening star., 1955-05-12
FURNITURE FOR SMALL HOMES
CLEAR ANCE SALE

FURNITURE FOR SMALL HOMES
CLEAR ANCE SALE
OUR LEASE HAS EXPIRED
We are offering at drastically reduced
prices the following items of furni-
ture. ideal for small homes. mobile
homes and especially recreation
rooms Most all items new merchan-
disc. only a few floor samples
10 Lee mica-top chrome tables. sizes
24x24. 24x36. 34x42 and 3Ox3O
from 81 1898 to S1S95 each.
3 birch veneer dropleaf tables, $27aE
each
4 plastic: covered occasional chairs
SO each
q L-type dinette sets with upholstered
seats and chrome-base tables, S55
each
II modern type Lee marble colored
mica;;to lamp tables. S21 95 each
2 oval shaped Lee marble covered
mica-top coffee tables. S2l .95 each
y chartreuse- -colored u p h o lstere
wrought:-iron swivel dinette chairs
$40 each.
2 used gas ranges, S35 each.
used GE refrigerator, $50.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
4030 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-3231
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MIScEL. FOR SALE Cont

DEIERs' , all T type; e., bFSn6-neT; pI,d c.It e.
q day. Call ST. $1,000. -17
ELECTRIC POLES. guam grade A
used. creosoted 25 to As It. 37lt
Col. pike MR.. THAYER, IA 5-4466
ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS; used
$50 and up; fully guaranteed. MA
S-S729, Ext. IL.
FANS "a, floor model. 90 inches: So
each. Call ST. 3-554S. lis
FENCE, all types-Chain link. Beth
anized; 81 10 IT. installed. Terms