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The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04

for winning the Rim Tin Tin Toy
Roundup contest. When tn e
smoke cleared over last years
attack, launched in Hecht's de-
partment store in Baltimore, the
casualty list totaled $1,000 in
bicycles, trains, dolls, games,
and puzzles. The National Bis
cult Company sponsors the con-
test.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04

Gary Clear from Tech; and Anita
Marsik and Bernice Berenis of
South High.
Admission to the dance is
forty cents for the whole even
ingJ recreation. All Omaha
Teen-Agers are invited to come.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04

equalled the amount of loans ex-
tended during the year = $12.5
billion. Loans outstanding at the
end Of the year totaled $10.3
billion.
California leads all states in
automobile registrations, with a
1854 total of 4,879,210. New York
State is second with 3,893,980.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04

An easy and thorough way ~
clean bed Stats and eoil-tyre bed
springs IL 10 hold an electric fan,
set at high speed. at the side OF tho
bed 90 tho stream Il air flows
across Stats and springs under mat
tres. The accumulated dust and ltma
o blown 70 the floor.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04
OMEGA BASILEUS ADDRESS,
Els NEBR.-TOWA HIGH
SCHOOL EDITORS 4

Wilbert C. Lewis, Basileus of
Beta Epsilon Chapter of Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, addressed a
Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04
Top Fashion Designer Does 1t Again

Ask your mother about style and she'll tell you that Paris was the
place where fashion beauty was born. Today, however, more and more
American women look to good old New York for the fashion line.
The reason why the fashion focus has shifted is Claire McCardel,
creator of the casual American Look. 1t was back in 1888 that this
American-born designer first made a major contribution to the fashion
parade with her Monastc dress. Loose-hanging and cut on the bias,
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-04

Empire Founded
According to the Japanese, III
empire was founded by Emperor
Jimmu Tenno In $50 BIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '52 Commander 4-dr.;
oyerdr.: S745. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. 5s5 N. Gle6e I'd. Arl-. Va.
sSTAhDEBAkER .ss Hard-top con-
yertible: auto: trans: x995. AMER
1cAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 n
Glebe I'd, Arl., Va. IA. 7-7722.
vOLKSwAGEN $50 convertible; S995.
Largest selection of small foreign
and American cars. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC. est 1g14l, Kaiser.
Willis. HiIlman and exclusive DEAL
er for Austin OF England. Austin
Healey. NJ. O., Morris Minor and
others In Wash. area. 18th and r
SITS. NV NO. 7-2700. Branch sales,
1910 King St. Alex, Va. XII. s-5525.
wILLYS "a De luxe 2-dr.; baby blue.
overdrive. heater, defroster. 900
miles; practically new: $1,000. WA
WHY'S 40 Special de luxe station
wagon; excellent condition; has had
best of care; must sacrifice; $685.,
terms to responsible party, S35
down. ROPER" 18th and r. /.
WHY'S SO Wing .-dr.; equipped:
10000 miles: ! owner, a real gas
saver. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 4o34
wiLLYs Ace 2-dr.; r. and h., cd: l.
owner car: $685.. GORDON BROS:
MOTOR CO. Saao Srd St bet L and M
WHY'S Vii so 4eeyi. station wagon:
d 6sssi5 spd mos Ss A 40 sHnd Co. sSs fd
st. bet. L and NJ ne, Ii. 4-2020,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Land erusier; au.
tomato drive, redio heater. S5g5.
NJ ARTIN STuDEBAKER. 49o4
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL
sTuDEEBAKER SO champion hard.
top convertible: overdrive. etc; Low
mileage. one owner. 2-tone finish.
leather interior; Wv. tires. Car
positively same as new In every
way. Take car to your mechanic fol-
approval; weekend special; 81 .295
BELL M MOTORS R:s6o SOLO Wisconsin
STUDEBAkER 1851 Champion 5 pass
coupe; heater. ovefdrtYe, $685.. MAR
TIN STUDEBAKER, 1904 Hampden
lane. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 2-1700.
STUDEBAkER 1852 Commander State
TIN sTUDEBAKER. 1904 Hampden
lane. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 2-1700,
STUDEBAKER 1855 Champion 2-dF.
auto. trans. heater. dir. sgs., cleo
Windshield wipers: new-car title and
guar. 81, 1875. MARTIN STUDE-
b "a o,, 4sS4 ,5 Hsmpden lane Beth
sTUDEBAKER 1865 Commander 8.
pass. sport coupe; overdr.; Wv
tires; heater. filter, dir. sigs.: STONE
sand and green; new-car title and
g guar Fall price eoo Y s95; MARTIN TN
Bethesda, Nd. Oh. o-IS00.
STUDEBAKER So Commander 49,
station wagon: 2-tone: 3-phase auto
trans. heater. dir sigs.; new-caI
title and guar: 81. a95: MARTIN
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 2-170O,
STUDEBAKER so Champion 2-dr.;
7, and b.. oyerdr.; S445, AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N. Glebt
I'd; Arl:, Va. ia. 7-7722.
STUDEBAKER 80 Sport coupe: fully
equipped: $685.. AMERICAN. SERv-
Arl.. va. IA. 7-7722.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion de luxe
transportation? II SO. this excel
lent-condition model will fill your
need; fully equipped with gas-saving
overdrive. 7. and h.. matching seat
covers snd eEeeIlent rubber c rs
(Ford). 2017 Va. ave. NV. NE. s.
ISIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLTs Al Jeep; real vorkhorse:
S2e5. GORDON BROS. MOTOR Co.
3rd st. bet, L and NJ ne. Ii. A.
2020. IA
WlLLYs AZ station wagon: very
clean: good tires; S249. HOR-
NERs COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
WHLYS '52 station wagon: overdrive.
heater; low mileage; one owner: ex-
ceptionally fne condition through
out; Will please the most critical
buyer: S7e5, BELL MOTORS. SOTO
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. $500.
wHLYs 80 Aero Ace 4-dr.: r.. h.
Miles PER GA CALI MAT Sporty NoE =
cHEvRoIRr TRIPLE o6ARHNTEE
Call AID. 2-s722; Ask for Bill Sehrus
on the open lot. 33rd and N SITS.
NV. am. til 3 pm. SERVICE
MEN FINANCED" - -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
OR SALE Gent, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AU-

hard tops; 7. and h.. a.: is: clean.
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
ave. NV, RA. SLICE. "a
sTUDEBAKERs-'53 Commanders g.
Trans. and straiTht shifts; all have
i 1855 "a. BOWMAN sTuDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA-
sTubEBAKERs-'s1 Champions 2
coupe; equip: low mi. Several TO
choose from. S545. BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER, 76O0 Ga. ave. nv.
RA slice "a
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander A.
door: auto. trans. 7. and h.. turn
signals: beaut. eond.; S545; written
TRIANGLE MOTORS tPord)
1910 r. L AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
STUDEBAKER 1906 . and 4 drs.;
most are equipped with. 7: and h..
cd: very good cond.; S495. Guar.
by LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 4o34 Wis.
sTUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser 4-dr. /:
LEE b. BUTLER. nc. 4o34 Wis.
siTuDEBAkER ,ss VS.: fully equipped:
1890 actual miles, j owner. Lib
eral trade and terms. LEE d. BUT
fER. INC. 4d34 Wis. ave. "a
sTUDEBAKER 1919 Land cruiser,
S295. MARTIN STUDEBAKER, 4904
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. p
100.
sTuDEBAKER 81 Champ. 4-dr.
fully equipped. S595. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N. Glebe I'd.
STiiDEBAKER so 2-dr.: heater, cd,
S449. HORNER'S COR, Buick deal
err. Fla ave. ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr.;
radio, heater, overdrive, S475. MAR
TIN STUDEBAKER, 1904 Hampden
lane. Bethesda, Md. OIL. 2-1700.
'53 STUDEBAKER
Champion 4-dr.. 1 owner. exception
ally nice, Ideal family car. Real
beauty. Bargain at only Sl.0a5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-9002. Open Til 9:30, Weekdays
STUDEBAKER 1852 : Commander;
hard top convertible. 2-tone, radio,
heater, overdrive, Wv. tires. 10000
miles. 81 ,095. MARTIN STUDEBAK-
Err 1904 Hampden lane, Bethesda.
Nd. OIL, 2.I700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ZEPHYR English Ford 1852 Fordor
soad1tion: 0 very zee saeonemicsl * eyl.
FORD NASH. INC. s5o7 cclesYllle
rd.. Silver Spring, Nd, 10. 9-6400.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
10th Person Held
In Bunk Robbery

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept.
II lR-The Federal Bureau Of
Investigation today announced
the arrest of the only accused
participant in the $86.727 Jack
sonville (Ala.) bank robbery who
was still at larger. c. Martin,
80, Of Admission.
The FBI said Martin was cap
tured at Houston. Tex, Friday
night, surrendering without re-
sistance although he was armed.
Federal officers said Martin
was believed to have been one
of the gunmen who staged the
holdup of the First National
Bank of Jacksonville last May 20.
Nine other persons have been
indicted by Federal grand jury
here. and probably will be tried
in November. according to United
States Attorney Frank M. john
son. jr.
Martin waived a hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner
Ralph Fowler today. He was
held in lieu of $4,000 bond.
II am going to fight this charge
because I am not guilty" he
told a reporter.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

ing 800 public or private groups.
Justin Miller, former United
States Court of Appeals judge
who is president of the group
will preside at the business meet
ing tomorrow morning which will
include special message from
President Eisenhower.
Tomorrow session will include
IA recitation by David Leahy oi
Brooklyn, N. Y. winner Of the
american Legion High School
|Oratorical Contest. of his essay
."Our Constitution"
Afterwards, MFR. Cain viii
deliver the keynote address. His
subject win be THE Blessings
of Liberty" theme Of this years
entire conference.
Vol To Be Chief Speaker
j. Albert Vol. general coun-
sci for the American Federation
of labor, will be the main speak
er at the luncheon session.
The afternoon will be devoted
to discussion groups.
Tuesday also will be devoted
to discussion groups until eve
ming when the annual dinner
will be held with A. Boyd Camp
bell. president of the United
Evening star., 1955-09-18

States Chamber Of Commerce.
as the main speaker. The con-
ference will also meet Purple
Heart servicemen from Walter
Reed and the Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
The conference will close
Wednesday when a naturaliza-
ton ceremony for a large num-
Der of new citizens will be held
in the Presidential Room.
Chief Judge Bolitha ]. Laws
Of the U. S. District Court for
the District Of Columbia will
preside at the gathering which
will see the Presidential Room
turned into a courtroom.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SUMNER, Miss. Sept. II (R
What undoubtedly will be q
sensational trial opens in this
little farm town Monday when
two white men face charges OF
numbering q Negro boy who
whistled at q white woman.
National attention centers on
the seat of q county where
Negroes outnumber whites three
to one.
The staying Of 14-year-old
Emmett Louis Till Of Chicago
brought q cloudburst Of protest
from other States.
Despite. the States taut race
relations. Sheriff H. c. Strider
said he expects no incident. He
took of for q week end trip to
Atlanta and the Mississippi
Georgia football game.
There has been no repetition
of the rumors Of invading Chi
cago Negroes and threatening
telephone calls which brought
out the National Guard In
Greenwood when the two ac-
cused men were in jail there two
weeks ago.
Boy Was Visiting Uncle
The trial begins three weeks
and two days after young Till's
body, a bullet hole in his head
and a weight around his neck.
was pulled from the Tallahatchie
River. The scene was q quarter
Of a mile inside Tallahatchie
County.
The boy. visiting a tenant
farmer uncle. repeatedly whistled
at the wife Of storekeeper in
Money, a small community in
neighboring Lefiore County, and
some reports said he also made
some ugly remarks"
The climax Of the case begins
with selection Of an aH-white
jury at . am. in the little court
room Of an old, gray brick court
house. No Negroes will serve on
the jury. None was listed on the
special 125-man jury panel
drawn for the trial. That's GUS
tomary in Tallahatchie County.
Women do not serve on Miss
issippi juries.
The State will try to convince
the jury beyond all reasonable
doubt and to q moral certainty"
that Roy Bryant. "a. and his
half brother, j. w. Milan. IS,
killed the boy.
The accused men admitted
taking young Till from his uncle's
home. officers said. but said they
Evening star., 1955-09-18
TrioI Opens Tomorrow
lin WoIf-WhistIe' Murder


released him unharmed when
Mrs. Bryant said he was not the
boy who whistled at her. The
|whistling incident allegedly oc-
|curred at Bryant's store.
The men pleaded innocent tc
the murder indictment. They
also face q kidnapping indictment
in Tallahatchie County and 9
kidnapping charge in adjoining
|Lefiore County, where young Till
was abducted.
District Attorney Gerald
Chatham has refused to say
whether he viii ask for the
death pehalty. Defense attor-
Ineys expect him to.
Mr.. Chathar's questioning OF
prospective jurGrs should answer
the question. The minimum
penalty for murder is life i'm
prisonment. The maximum pen
atty for kidnapping is 10 years
imprisonment.
Some doubt has been expressed
about Identification of the body
found In the river. Sheriff Stri-
der doubts it was young Till's.
The boys mother, Mrs. Mamie
Bradley Of Chicago. says it was
beyond all shadow Of q doubt. "
The boys mother. fearing vio-
lence. kept secret her plans for
travelling to the trial "as quietly
as I can get there" She agreed
to testify after days Of wavering.
Speedy Trial Expected
II would just as soon not have
too many people meeting me.
There's no way to tell whether
they are friends or foes.'
County officers expect a speedy
trial. "Itll be over by Wednes-
day. maybe Tuesday night one
Evening star., 1955-09-18

said and asked TO remain anony.
nous: That would mean three
days for jury selection, testi-
|mony. arguments to the jury and
% Jury verdict.
Bryant and Milan will stand
trial together. "It's all right with
JUS" said Defense Attorney j. j.
IBreland. THE facts are the
same"
Defense attorneys-alI five Of
Summers lawyers--did not ask
for separate trials.
Opposed by five lawyers, Dis
Itrict Attorney Chatham asked for
help. Attorney General j. p.
Coleman. governor -nomiree, ap-
pointed a former FBI agent,
Robert B. Smith III, Of Ripley,
ia special assistant attorney gen.
Ieral. to help Mr.. Chatham.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Cain Sees Citizenship Day
As Irony to Vote|essD. c.

The citizens obligation to vote
Is more thoroughly appreciated
In the voteless District than
anywhere else. Harry P. Cain,
former Senator from Washing
ton. declared yesterday at a
ceremony observing Citizenship
Day.
Mr.. Cain. speaking at the
Washington Monument Grounds,
added that: Here in the District
of Columbia we homer new citi-
ZenS--the native born who, hav-
ing attained the voting age of
81 years. now come into their
citizen rights. and the foreign
born, who, by naturalization.
now enjoy its blessings also.
This ritual strikes an ironic
undertone in this voteless COM
munity," ne continued.
Right Not Available Here
Mr.. Cain, now a member of
the SubverSiye Activities Con-
troll Board, reflected that "As
we pause to count all the bless
ings which American citizenship
confers we need not overstress
that the right to participate in
Government and to be governed
under laws made and admin
istered by fellow citizens of our
choice is not available here"
However, he said, IF the fires
OF patriotism burn steadily
among the enfranchised citizens
of the 48 States. they glow no
less brightly here in the District
of Columbia. voteless though 1t
be-"
Yesterdays ceremony was hello
after President Eisenhower and
the District Commissioners pro-
claimed September II Citizens
Day, both nationally and locally,
Marks Conference Opening
1t also marked the informal
opening of the National Confer
ence of Citizenship which will
convene formally at the Statler
Hotel tomorrow.
The conference will attract
nearly 1900 persons from all
States and territories represent
Evening star., 1955-09-18
|Kiwonis Kids Day
Set Next Saturday

Fifteen District area Kiwanis
chapters win sponsor Kids Day.
In cooperation with the Air
Force next Saturday at Andrews
Air Force Base. The seventh
annual program. part Of q ma
tional Kiwanis-Air Force obser-
vance Of the themes. Boys and
Girls Our Greatest Resources. :"
lis expected to draw thousands
of area youngsters.
william H. McGee, Of the
Washington Kiwanis chapter,
program chairman, said the lat
lest Air Force equipment will be
on display during the day.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
HANDBAGS MENDED

IT your fovoHte hondboo needs expert repairing.
bring it TO Woodies' Repoir Center. Snaps. hinges.
frames, Innings, oil trifty repored reploced Also
moth holes, teors ond burns in clothing and
linens; repoir sweoters, umbrellas zippers hosiery
cleon and repoif cIoves-wherever purchased.
WGl-Repoir Center. ! st Floor
Evening star., 1955-09-18

DAY final wreath that United
men yesterday followed xeah from each Of the l Original States In
and Col Wadon Leonard chairman OF the Citizenship Committee for
represenng Staff Photo
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TAMPA. FTNRTTA "Worlds Largest Cigar Center

blies in their capitals, and conven-
ed special meetings of prominent
citizenry in celebration. The Gel
ebrationS, which took various
forms, were geared to single
theme: MANS Opportunities and
Responsibilities Under Freedom. "
Before the eight-month celebra-
ton ended, in May, President
Eisenhower again spoke to Amer
lean Jewry at the dedication OF
the new home Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
AT the beginning of the Jewish
year. it was announced that Is
states and 80 cities in the U. S.
now have fair employment laws.
Later on. a Fair Employment law
was passed by the Michigan State
Legislature. Il was learned. how
ever. that racial and religious pre-
JUDGE in this country is far from
dead. Discrimination in hiring
was still strong in some large
cities such as Chicago and Los
Angeles. while three-quarters Of
some IFS colleges surveyed had
done nothing TO eliminate discrim-
ination in admissions to fraterni'
ties and sororities.
The November elections brought
two Jews to the U. S. Senate for
the first time in 10 years-Rlchard
L. Neuberger OF Oregon having
been elected in addition to Her
bert II. Lehman OF New York, a
hold-over-and II Jewish mem
bers of the House Of Representa-
tives, all of them Democrats. In
CONTINUED on Page Ss)
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The Year On the
American Jewish Scene
BY I. M, GREEN

Copyright. 1855 Jewish Teegraphic Agency, Inc)
September of the Jewish Sis marked
opening celebration of the heehundredth
anniversary
Dinner
in celebrations
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nounity leaders to mark the Booth
birthday CT the worlds largest
Jewish community. Governors in
number of states proclaimed
their formal participation. >ched-
uled special Precautionary assem-
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II about $50 American cities.
Mayors joined local Jewish COM
Evening star., 1955-05-31

COLLEGE GRADUATE
21-2s yrs. for permanent position
Of responsibility requiring initia-
tive and Judgment; exper. helpful
but not essential. Gail COURTESY
ASSOCIATES. ma. SLAP. $3.50 TO 5.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ASST. BURSAR-American Univer-
sty Tssa5es Rss1 some ons. s%SnSs ss
fits call EN-. 3-6S16. Il
COUPLE. live in; woman for cooking,
gh.w.; man for helping IN house
and garden Only 2 adults In family.
Excel. living quarters. Thurs. and
every other SIn. on. / mi. S. of
Alex so. a6-Q120. -5
IBM proportional spacing electric
typewriter operators; varitype and
DSJ helpful: full and part time work
available; experienced only. Phone
HU, 3-36S3. II
WOMAN to manage large roomine
house; must have experience; sal
ary and room for two; needed i'm
mediately. Box 270-K. Star. l.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

SALESGIRL to work in drugstore
Silver Spring: no evenings or Sun.
days; excellent pay: refs. Call JU
Evening star., 1955-05-31

H4noEs RlS ess sTEAM y asa cL5ANEP.sPAR- I,S R
NJ NE s.4Sey SAC WASH 1918 4'S st. ''"' :
PAINTING. frst-class work by white
mechanics: reas. rates; free esti-
mates. Phone any time, DE. 2.
PiiNTrNa, pAPERlNG. waterDfoo,
sss,na.ss. ss'eJij ii "a 5i474l 1Gan' avail s0'
PAINTING. interior. exterior: reas.
white mechanic; free estimates. Mr.
.BUNGER. ST. 3-4923 Il
PAINTING, PAPERING. SCRAPING
rsn1saiS mmed Mr. RTGPso6RRffnisiD PoRf ZIP sfs ySEk DON
PAINTING and Kem- -Toning: whit,
veteran. Dutch Boy lead used ex.
terror. XII. S-9554. after 8. -
observation-disclosures. exterior: rooi
Gf9atains5;, 5,, DO own work; white. Call
PAINTINGGExt. and int. sober whit.
mech, zrsaGs. zrresas. price; 25 yrs eyper
PAINTING. aii' 1s o0' 'pAPERINc. PLASTER.
ING, any size lob; white mechs., 3g
Md fMzReF MR. sfzsLH4: fffs isi y1 y2 g 5{aas e sPd
rA.;ER1SG, APE Ise, SIC $40 and J., ae, .hi. sssl
HA; 3-7393. JU. 9-76OS.
PAPEk. PAINT now. Low prices. Al
mates, mSte; NsT JU pspsE sea4s samples free est'
PAPER HANGING. $40 a room up
Sunfast. washable paper. Do own
work, guar White mech. RA, j.
ROOFING AND SIDING, all types
gutter spouts. storm windows and
awnings; FHA financing. HE. =. A.
sToNEwORK - Flagstone. terraces
walks. brick or block retaining walls
chimneys, freplaces. all kinds d
cement work. pipe drainage. F
MARCUCCIO. PO. 2-J5SS,
Tv REPAIRS--Credit available. Spe.
ctalists on all makes. Service call
y 90. Free shop estimates. Fol
prompt. service. Call RA. 3-3300
Ty REPAIRs-ouALITY Tv SkRv.
ICE C0.-Expert technicians, fast
service. We use RCA tubes and
parts; Service charge $3.50. Phone
Al fLAsTERrNG. waterproofine. fire
proofing, wall scraping. Free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439, Ii. 7-9057.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs elec.
g columns: stand. SS5. NEEDLE
A6SbbhfNd MascaiSRs&n:Hiio.k.y. MafsSc iifS4 NJ hand
roe cleo. Sl25. Underwood elec..
rentals CENTRAL. 5ois tstS st
ADDREssoGRAPH, model 700 E,
WITH stand; new cond.. Ss6. CEN
AZ AIEkAL' coSBr1fiSsiiikisn. SoSlS afss d NV rrpDrRs
1925 units. y h.p,a $199.95: tre.
RE. 7-42s2. .KA. e-S22o. "a
Evening star., 1955-05-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture; all subjects taught. approved
ffssses Hs g. tTaiRiSns DAY sFHS aa sve9n. S
bsoE s19 g Il NC 6I 7l5s2
style live" boards. The only fully
equipped school. 1919 F st. NV.
ma, S:4l42 DE. 2-5973:
L. wks.,. ewes. Guaranteed course
typing instruction Included. TEMPLi
SCHOOL. air conditioned. 5Oth VI.
1888 g st NV. Ma. s-325s,
Bldg Complete course. S25. Expert
teacher. real board. Why pay morei
Phone HU. 3-3824 ST. 3-727S.
WILL come to your home to teacl
you mambo, must be 5 couples, 81 81
each person. Call 10. 2-03Sg, no
before 7:30 p.m. .
Evening star., 1955-05-31
MATTRESSES
1885 YEARS

Year-round permanent positions,
with excellent earnings. plus weekly
salary.
Meals and uniforms furnished. Air
conditioned shops. disqualification
and insurance benefits.
DAY OR NIGHT SHIFTS
WE WILL TRAIN
APPLY MANAGERS
LEE HWY. AND KIRKWOOD RID. VA,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
sETHEspA. MD. ~
zMp1oyM2kr Gk OFFICE
''4i G Hor 81 EM; SHORES. me- Boom zoo
GIRL OR WOMAN, to answer phone
ha s@e 0af ?GSi a Il tme Ty iaSp ES 3oosJ s part
come to 1857 21st st. NV. q
premium gift store. Apply Weds.
and Thurs, 10 to IL am. only.
WOMAN with steam table exper J;
na T. ia9Hs aGRpsY ssF CO.. 5D0iy sodS %9en
blvd. Arl.. Va. .
WOMAN, residing Arl. or Alex. to
make phone calls from home for
appointments for our sales force
Apply letter. state definite time
available for calls. experience If
any. P. o. Box 1858. GEORGETOWN
WOMEN H6SdhSS' t1 needed to meet 'i the
ucts. Earn S9b wkiy. in spare time
right in your neighborhood. DI
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Evening star., 1955-05-31
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE-
Entire small herd for sale: % cows,
- calves. ! bull; leading bloodlines.
top quality. Put them on your own
pastures and they will make money
for you. Phone CIR. 3-0S1l. -
HORSES BOARDED, box stalls, board
fences, experienced help; rates SIS
per month. Tel. JE 2-72S9. RAW
- 81
HOLSTEINS-l5 hrst-calf heifers to
freshen between . weeks and ~
months. Large dairy type. calf hood
vaccinated. Bangs and TB tested.
Some pureblood. some registered.
$500 up. EN-. 3-54O7 after Z pm.