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Evening star., 1955-10-17
Mr.. Stevenson IS Willing

Adlai Stevenson made two interest
ing disclosures in his press conference at
Kingston, Ontario. One was that he will
accept the Democratic Presidential NOM
ination in 1856 If it is Offered" to him..
The other was that he Is still a man Of
seemingly uncertain decision, indicating
that he has not yet fully made up his
mind on his political intentions although
promising to announce his plans In
November.
Mr.. StevenSon's first answer seems to
reflect willingness to run again-but
with some OF the mental reservation that
marked his early conduct In 1852. For
on that occasion, too, the former Gov
ernor Of Illinois delayed an unequivocal
announcement OF his candidacy until
draft" movement picked up momentum.
At Kingston, however, Mr.. Stevenson did
express doubt that he viii be drafted"
again. There is evidence In the early
maneuvering Of other party Presidential
prospects and their supporters that this
much of Mr.. Stevenson's doubt Is well
founded. Furthermore, in the light of
Mr.. Stevenson'S demonstrated capacity
for political reluctance, one cannot be
fully sure today that he is firmly "will-
ing' even If offered the nomination.
It may be that this strategy Of edg-
ing up to nomination is as good in 1855
as 1t proved to be in 1852. But the fact
remains that 1t is one OF Mr.. Stevenson's
practices that was criticized by other
Democrats in 1852. It may be even more
widely criticized In 1856. There is Wig
orous wing of the Democratic Party-of
which former President Truman is
prominent member-subscribin to the
give -'em-hell" technique that does not
favor reluctance in its Presidential can
didate. Indeed, the vigor of Averell
Harriman's successful campaign in New
York State in 1854 and the freedom with
which he has criticized the Eisenhower
administration during the past year are
factors which have strengthened his
prospects for the 1856 Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination.
On the subject OF Mr.. Harriman's
role in, 1856, Mr.. Stevenson made COM
ment in Ontario that may make 1t more
dificult for the New York Governor to
withhold support from the 1852 standard
bearer. Asked II he expected such sup
port, Mr.. Stevenson answered: ,"I don't
know, but he campaigned for me Tin
1882 and campaigned for him when
he ran for Governor of New York" At
this point Mr.. Hartman has declared
himself "for" Mr.. Stevenson, but has
qualified this position by adding more
recently that he would not be bound
necessarily to support him for the nomi-
nation.
In summary now, Mr.. Stevenson still
is in the picture-perhaps little more
clearly so than before his Kingston press
conference.-the his real answer, pre-
sumably, remains in allegiance until next
month.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Sometimes life seems Just to
be one sneeze after another.
especially in Washington. d. G.
There are more sneezes here
in q day, probably. than in .
week in any other city.
Statistics would be difficult
to find to bear this out. but
statistics are not needed. AL
one has to do is listen. watch
and shrink away.
It is the shrinker. after all,
who worries about sneezing
people.
Those happy roughnecks who
inhale 10 million germs at
one gulp never worry about
anything. perhaps, but dire
medical statistics reveal what
happens to them in the end.
k*k
Sneezing is. Of course. a
seasonal anaM,
Once the shrinker gets this
idea firmly implanted in his
mind. he is free Of q bit of
his worry.
'sJust a hay fever case" he
says to himself, gladly.
Then the offender begins to
cough. and the shrinker is not
quite sure.
When the fat lady sneezes
three times into his left ear,
he is OF to the races. He
knows. now, that all is not hay
fever that goes "Ker-choo!"
Washington nose. some call
1t.
We sneeze, and sneeze. and
Sneeze.
The first few cold days bring
down the leaves, and q million
offhand sneezes from a third OF
q million throats. each per-
son sneezes three tines
Few explanations have ever
been given for the triple as
sault on the nose Innings Of
the shrinkWs-away.
Why three times? Why not
one, or maybe two, or four, but
why almost always three?
Three is a mystic number.
Those who have looked into
such things select three and
seven as the greatest numbers.
and go on from there.
Perhaps three sneezes at a
time signify something closely
connected with the mysteries
Of life.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Pen names may be used "
letters carry iDriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sation.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

carry household effects. tools
Of trade. or merchandise other
than normal baggage must
also travel on . permit with
cash or guarantee bond.
Agents for bonding companies
are located near the principal
ports Of entry into Canada
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Q. What are the prospects
in electrical engineering for a
young man who has just grad
uated?-R. ]. S.
A. There are excellent pros
poets for qualified graduates Of
colleges Of electrical engineer
ing. This is especially true IN
the field Of electronics. New
graduates are being offered
high salaries, especially II they
have either summer experience
or q masters degree.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
Basileys Team
League Champions

Basiley'S Restaurant team took
the league championship with a
II 35 record as Vacationland
League, rolling at Vacation Lanes,
wound up its bowling season. In
second place is Travellers Inn, 70
40, and in third place is Kelley
Island, 70-42.
Following are: Island House, 81
wins; R. NJ S. Construction, 5612
Hemminger Marine Sales, 1872 !;
Anderson & Son, Al; and Eagles,
26. Eagles shot high game of the
year, 1887, while Basiley's had
high series, 3112.
On the top team are E. Puffen-
berger, J. Liptok, r. HauSer, c..
Bauman, j. Bodnar, R. Gerogosian,
with 7, Graham rolling IL games
as sub. 1872 average is high as
the League year ends, and is held
by both Puffenberger and ]. Tokar.
New League officers named are:
President, E. Petersen; First Vice
President, R. Mackey; Second Vice
president, R. Lyons; and Secretary
Treasurer, Mel Arft.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
Sgt. John Sherk
In Army Exercise

Sgt. John B. Sherk, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herald B. Sherk, 514
West ST., Genoa is among $4,000
soldiers slated to participate in
Exercise Apple Jack during May
at the Yakima Firing Center near
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
Fort Lewis, Wash.

Sergeant Sherk is clerk in
Heavy Mortar Company of the 2nd
Infantry Divisions 23rd Regiment.
A 1858 graduate of Genoa High
School, the sergeant entered the
Army in March 1854 and complet-
ed basic training at Fort Knox,
KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
To Attend ConcIove
Washington. D. G.
SUNDAY. MARCH 60, 1855

Mrs. Arthur Levy. president
of the District Section, Ma
tional Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, will head a delegation to
the biennial convention of the
NCJW to be held from today
through the "a in New Orleans.
Others In the delegation
will be Mrs. Mark Bensinger,
Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs.
Daniel Grossman and Mrs.
Edgar Warner, jr.
The convention is expected
to bring delegates from all
over the United States repre-
senting 245 council sections
with a total membership of
100000. Mrs. Simon Sobo-
loft, Solicitor General of the
United States, will be the key
note speaker.
Delegates attending from the
Montgomery County section
will be Mrs. Charles Gordon
and Mrs. Seymour Leopold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Paisley Prints

Paisley accessories for sum-
mer blacks and neutrals are
the newest. This year you'll
find pretty paisley prints on
kid. making handsome shoe
and handbag matchmates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

.WASHTNGTONS LARGEST FURNITURE DISPLAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
The Long Stretch

Stretch stockings that are
seamless will be the newest
version of the newsmaking all
one-size hosiery. They're due
in the stores late this spring.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
APTs. FURR.-p.c. tcoas.I

GEORGETOWN, 5000 p st. nv. u
Afr-eond., pvt garden. patio: lst
d. 1 rms.i antiques. quiet; sl75.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
GEORGEToWS. S5So Que st. NV.
two 2-oedrm, Apts- IN apt, bids;
See any time. Open, Apts. 81 and
DuPLEx. 325 Decatur st. NV. Apt.
bath; nicely furn.; SIS mo. co.
NEW MODERN downtown eiev.
bldg; with sun deck. hsmt. gar.
avail: ideal employed Rirls and
couples: new mod. fufn.. beautiful
spacious sedrm; apt; $lo9 so: eff
Agency hn Eyo,sS sSs 30. 1898 T st. nv
CAPITOL HiLL-cony. many Fed.
bldgs.: clean apt. bldg. new furn,
ideal Gov. girls; efhciency. $50 so.
OCCUPANCY. 247 Del. ave. s.W.. Ex.
Boiling SIsLIS FIELD vrc.-oarden apt.
1tiis. Incl. RS- 1870. Gss
20I5 COLUMBIA RID. NV. OF
Conn. ave; Apt. ] and s@Attrae. :,
I lge: Im.. kit. and pvt. tile bath.
tastefully. furn.. ,S67 80 mo. incl.
Hnt uffsf snd pn a VI ERDPRzh egfn insePiSsTSn ReSTS
co. 9l5 New York Ave. NV, Ma.
D6PoNT iPo,Si cIRcLE-studio apt, ise.
room with frepl., pvt. bath, hot
plate. refsr.; in converted town
hSuss % Ss.s sisyAs95 sao ETivase Eo a1s ensrancs
EIcELY 1Sa: y,6ssS 5yRS EFFIes uttls; vsrrdn; lin
VIC. fce' isth nia AND I5SIIfi Columbia RD,-
Liv rm., firepl., bedrm.. kit, bath
slO0 mo. OIL 4-5so7, AID. 1920.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Large walnut
panelled efhciency. Suitable for :
GEoRGETOWN-Lge, liv. studio rm
and lge. kit. Conv. loc. NO. 1890
from 10 to 5. Ewes, EN-. 3-3l25
CAPITOL HILL bedrms,. wali-to-
ssrs,nss E4 sssrpss; s6,eb bdiDSsa .te te sfs6
HhalEvAEaB5 HhalEvAEa54Sss 81. NV, of i0th- h
Pvt. LIST or 2nd A., ,lv. rm.. bed
dTisr}: taah Stils. 0sss, ss5, iGsz RA. ss ssssi
PARK RD. NV. west of 10TH
closets. mod. kit.-din., pvt. a.;
well furn. sun deck: utils. incl.
1S4o "a. AVE. NV bedrms.
ai ress. ;i rent. a ST. s.'2s27,. anu @s sA
CORNER APT, mr.. 10th st.-Lgs
l bedrm. newly dec: conv. transp.
utils. incl: 500 mo RA. 3-2a43
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-You can
enjoy convenient in-town apart.
ment living in quiet residential
area at 1S41 r st. NV. Attractive
and newly laid-out 1-bedroom apt
at 500. incl. all utils. Avail. now
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 724 I4th
st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Lge. rm.. 2
lge. bedms., kit, lge. bath, utils..
linens furn.: suit. 3 or 4. 1915
10th NV. co. $4,000 or AD
G. ST. Ne, 1as, nr. Capitol ant
2 bedrms semipvt. and pvt. baths
| $40 500. Ii. 4-5716. 30
NEWLY DECORATED APT. 3 rms
and bath, kit; near shopping cen.
ter. 3rd and Missouri. RA. 6.
|
Evening star., 1955-07-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st.
n.w.-Cool sEl. and dbl. rms. for
young ladies and men; excel. board
FOR OLD PEOPLE and working men
Home-like. In ne. Call co. q
1880 from 10 am. to 8 pm. -2S
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001---very
large dble. rm. with air-cond., SIG
wk, Sgls., S12 to $l6 Tk.r Goco
meals. Young people. CO. 6-2493.
LOVELY HOME for mother and
child. Care. Reas. AD. 4-Q062.
OCEAN CITY. MD. = Vacation for
tatiOn, reas Ap; 4-09s2. "a
Good meals, Tv lounge, maid
CLuB sstfs' MASON. 1875 N. Hsmp. ave.
"A residential club: S16;59 week week
isss aaa up co ln' bsszs asa5' so sec aGssl ssF'
I40I 18th 81. NV. = spacioy.
selectivs menu: switchboard; Ty
LIVE ON CLoSE-IN 23.acre estate
in Silver Spring. Beautiful grounds.
cious meals every day: parking on
grounds. from S16 week. JU, B.
HOS 18th ST. N.W.-Now try Ivy
House, best food in town. or with
out, for settled gentleman; TV'
Evening star., 1955-07-28
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.w.

CAPITOL HILL, 1 block from House
and other surrounding Government
buildings - large double room,
air conditioned, twin beds, 2
closets. Also large single room, well
furnished, In newly restored Capitol
Hill home. Call Ii. 4-0660 after
g pm. go
HILL. opposite House Of
fice, block Library OF Congress-
Well-furnished rooms; men. III.
CSoLokEi;D-McELY FURN. I'M,
suitable for gentleman. Home
PRIVILEGES. Ii. 7-7977 after z pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

LARGE ROOM in apt; lady; kit
priYl.: S27 mo. 1925 Chapin st
NV. Apt. 21. Adams 2-2736.
$40 MONROE ST. N.w.-Kitehen
privileges. S5 up. AD. 1896:
COLoRED -N.E.-Newly dec. Ice;
front rm.. furn. or unfurn.
adults: share Ice. kit. II. 3-7127.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
HuP-WoMEN tcsat.I
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

ATTENDANTS, for snack bar lsye-
ningD. QUEENS CHAPEL DRIVE
IN. Apply In person between 4 and
BARTENDER. expert mixer: wife,
no children, live in. open year.
round: 80 mi. from b. c. on
Patuxent River, salary open. Phone
Great Mills 6464. II
BEAUTlCIAN, man or woman. for
our Clarendon, Va. salon; no IL
cense required: 6-day wk., good
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. or 5000
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. II
COOK, couple preferably; male cook.
female waitress; excellent living
quarters. good pay. Call La Plata
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN urgently
needed. Member Multiple listing.
car essential. Experience optional
BEERS BROS, REALTORS, S237
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. JU. 9-06I0.
SHORT ORDER COOK. Apply
YATES BARBECUE AND RESTAU-
RANT. 1920 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arl.. Va. -31
FARMER AND WIFE. eolored, over
20: no children: for general farm
ing: nrhy. Nd; wife TO do g.h.W.;
expef. Nee; good sal. furn. house.
Apply 1017 7th ct. NV. ST. 3-6464.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
HELP-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE-G.H.W., good plain
service viii pay S35 Wk,: assure
considerste treatment. and provide
attractive ast ..a cs TiPS g. 1gssEsssssS. SsssS ss Ess
Co0K-G.H:W. family Of 4. $3.50
RG Ts9s nse. ass:i, Oh I'M 75sss. HSs 0a'n' -sffh
COOK; white. to 60 ncrth. for sum
write BOX 12O-M. Star. -2s
GEN. HoUsEwoRK for small home.
. children: nearby Bethesda: conv.
70, all transp.: 5ha days, from 10
til after dinner; sit 2 nights: $50.
Recent local ref. required. OIL,
GENERAL HOUsEWORK. plain
cooking, live in. Ref. Salary, $25
per week. 261S Conn. ave. -28
G.H.W. W.-Co0K, modern house: all
elec. kit. ,end laundry; care ior
children; live IN. n. room OMIT With pSt "
ironins. bM dsSs' Refs. Tssau,ssd
G.HW. COOK, to live 10 on nearby
farm; Mon. through Fri: for small
adult family: must like animals
Good salary; ref. REQ. Boz ISIS
star. -
G.H.w., live in, age 25-4o; 61 days,
no SUNDAYS: experienced. D. c.
refs, $50 wk. ia. 9-0662. -29
G.H.w., exper. cooking, care Of 2
sy, SoyS. Isf. 11sgsr rsSIiTed' live In $50
MAID. M e9t eaper., i've i've in, to cook. assist
with 2 small children: Outside
help empl. Must be fast. pleasant.
Modern rambler. Elec. conv. Sal
MAID, live in. exper. with children,
cRarch. ePSa fVnsf Va. u. Eno oa-{4ss. esn''' "4'
Hills, adult family, refs. req. ia,
5-7304 after pm. or week od END.
NURsE-GovERNEss. live in: must
be able to travel: 2 children. ages
uuired. State Qualifications. For
interview apply Box 2l5-M. star.
NURSEMAID, live in. with excel.
refs; in Aug: II reliable. will keep.
S25 to start: AID; 2-4800. rs
idH; sosrd; $50 o' mo. Eali if eharss @ SI 81 home
and 8 children, 5 years experiences
Age Assn 20 s"ite to Is. f''o JA. S-7s42. BET.
MHI1DLE14GED LADY for children;
live in; room; board. Sl5 week
GIRL oR IADY. white "efeahes Do House
work and help take care Of boys,
live In. S65 month, room and board
CLARENCE HINSoN. 142 Yuma st.
ROOM AND BOARD, $50 month to
colored settled woman in exchange
light housework. care Of 2 boys,
3 and &. 5-day week, 6P. 3-9503
EXPERIENCED COLORED GIRL, live
in, Silver Spring. area, g.h:w. and
plain cooking. 5k-day week; $50
IN Q-604S
Evening star., 1955-07-28

MACHNERY-l4-inch Delta band
press; e-inch Atlas jointer; Va
s.1aaa: ZEN En- Slo5e1s. SS.soE5e sander "o'
MIMEO MACHINE, ALB. Dick elee.
and hand Mod. 81. Excellent con.
d,1p' ditiqn' s226 or best offsT. DI; q
MOI ms bousht. sold. exch.:9 9S ali
Ea6iS. c.. % alas R'''si Sherman aIis1S s7s.
moron AND COMPRESSOR. X R..-
sona5ly .sI.,S!y,.r priced y hs;gs, sJso ANY offer
aas furnaces. used. Also loo % gals. ais
iRss.' iSs' n Must ts.ssssasso ssssa ssoid. y. /: gBoE'
ORGAN. Hammond chord model: like
asT asCo with n.I' new % gyarantee; ,isy save over
s.s1s4. S "a cA4EsErI REi LEM6SEE M6SIc GO. g.
ORGAN. slightly used Hamond Chord
SalSS reduesd. Ph9ne NJ. Ne. sstterly' ST.
oRsAS ina 4 Il, ToNE h;V CABINET, lre. sS Leslie,
like new. full guarantee; Sl25 cash.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. so
SS mo. tno hauling charge). puts
. new spinet piano in your home
Ps9,a PlssD9 KITS 1890 O st. NV, Re
PIANO. console, cost ss45. Like
new. Make ofier. s717 Forest Grove
| dr.. Silver Spring. 81
PIAN0S-New full-keyboard spinet
pianos; S445; regularly S695; rare
ysslsSSs; yssS q quantity T4 limited 10, BsITT,sS, sS
PIANO. Concord . spinet. % NAH man: used
very little and in peri. cond.; S345.
ksdTTTs, 1880 @ st. NV, RE; q
PffAANsio,s-yegd.n,. III, hay. many yiS bar
gains in all types Of pianos. Very
special prices during our clearance.
phonss 'eEner ST. a$aootn $s9 Hnd g ons s'' ssSa y
Georgia nye;' Silver Spring phone
PIANO. upfisht. nice mahogany 1S case
sss sss. keySoa7d yA 7aaoas Excellent condition sS
Marine DersoSnei ieVs aoyelnmsSt Aar nUass ana ana
District employees can save reai
At tie PIANO MAR MART ot 16is 6nssf9Msnas 7th e
NV Over. 100 .spinets, consoles
snS snsaSS SSprisht; p4.No sS choose sY from n. sI
pERa M +HgSs sss fSss IVES q eio.sS SSFs.s sss.
during July and Aug. 30
PIANOS, brand-new standard make
full keyboard spinets only $3.50
Nationally edvertised price. S595;
Mahoxany finish: 10-year guaran;;
spinets and consoles. ST. 3-630O
PfANo MART, 1918 7fh st. NV NV
GHStes 1sgIs above Tsrt the library. OPEN 81
riANos-g:sde uprlrht. from s4s
up iEs, HEanlins .d extra; good s,,s: selection 9I
S.eso6. PfxNo MART, lois I'll
st. NV. Dust above the librSIyl
PIANOS -. Fine factory rebuilt.
grands at large discounts. Stein
ich and Bach and others. An fully
SALES CORP" 1900 q at. NV,
lPIANos-Reduced summer prices on
large selection Of spinets, con.
s1lss sfsasr and rs grand. gratnds. All full full keyboard
1's Music sALEs coRp.. ;eds e 1900 'at q &.
PIANos FOR RENr-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up.
rights ut moderate. rates (from Sc
monthly up). Hauling extra. JOR.
lPhone. ST 3-940Oi and 9S32
Georgia ave. tphone. JU. 5-11O5)
Silver Spring store open ewes.
PIPE. salv.. black. copper, cast iron
cut thread, fixtures. BLOCKS
r6RScHl {NS lT4S T.. hws meta, "a ss.s; $500
feet cond., new plastic cushions
2 Sisal rugs, rose. Bendix, as is
RA. 6-0379 1747 Shepherd ct. NV
POWER TOOLS, Sin. table saw, 4
and u in. iointer, Crarftsman ant
equipment; % Excel; % %sond.; consider;
Evening star., 1955-07-28
MIscEL. FOR SALE Ccsu,.I

eondition; can Dx. s-5loo. fTf.
B2DkM. SUITE. s-pieee maple; Sox
nU' iRJins:s s.se5s. Sas're's included: Is Gan
BESDix EcoNoMAf, $40. ADMIRAL
7-cubie-ft. refrigerator. $50. Lawn
mower, $40. VIII sell all 3 for
SlOO. 1717 drandin ave-, Rock
vile. GA. 4-9513- -31.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch; good cond..
$16. 1910 18th st. ne. La; g.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
SITUATloNS-MEk

BOOKKEEPER,s part-time, double
entry, payroll, etc. Any Q days in
q wk., S1.20 hr. Box 173-R, Star.
CONSTRUCTION sUPT., good gen
eral experience. has handled big
work. Registered Engineer. Avail
able next week. Phone AID. 4-339S'
MAN, 80, 4 years exper. electrical
maintenance, circuit trouhle-shoot-
ing, desires to locate in Washing
ton. Box 1S3-R, Star. 80
YOUNG MAN, married. with late
model car desires sslaried selel
position. 10. 4.7593. 81.
YOUNG MAN, 80, married. yrs:
exper., BIS. and B.A. degrees: ener.
eetic, ambitious. desires position
with progressive hrm. Box l1S.R'
Star, ZS'
Evening star., 1955-07-28
SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTlc

2 WOMEN, white, cook -housekeeper.
S45 wkly.; chambermaid-waitress,
$40. wkly.: exper., refs. NO. Z
EMPLoYER wishes to place colored
girl. In NV. area, child care and
shy. "a; A;;,6iIssySopx 5r5s4S +.L. -29 ssr.
OF child and live in. No refs. Gill
Kolb st. ne. ROSS.
WOMAN, colored, wants afternoon
part time: Plain COOK Mon. tnTSHg1n nSH1
COLoRED WOMAN des. Job, mothers
helper. Live in or stay nights. Ii. f.
317O, 1923 Trinidad ave: ne. 80
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work or part time. morning Job; or
work by hour. RA. 6-5995.
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. and
child care days week. exper.
with refs. RA. 6-s52s, -2S
NEAT COLoRED WOMAN wants
cooking and g.h.y., 5h days. hye
in: exper., ref; $50 to 8. Ii. g.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

PAINTING, Interior. exterior. Free
asehs. sssi%s''s I'm. iaseos1tsrooN. tU. s.sSss
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
expert work: free estimate. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
PAINTING, .papertng, waterproo1ng;
interior-exterior. FHA loans avail
EGs sfstHates s.SERiT isI M s1sz r.t.eass
steiy. Mr.. PoAT. IA. s-5e4s. l.
tions; reliable mechanics: prompt
serv. MR.. RIDENoUR, DU. 1928.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTER
ING, any size job; white mechs., 80
Nd 'asRsfs as. sTHsfs7 1Iis 81 Vs 5x. 3 S-Sia sp0
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
Lowest prices In town. White me-
chanics. Ref. Free est. no. 2-7l27.
PAPERNG, $40 and I'D this week
rEEAsrERiSa EEA fTiasaS IEfAfsss ~ Hasqs, qps..h vor.
white mech. Reas. JU. 0-4164..
PLUMBING AND HEATING. low
prices free estimates: Nd. work
only, :, MR, w. LEE R.; WI -s:SSSI s,eS95; ,,c29 ,629
No lob TOO LARGE Or ,sss tCS small Gis FeI
fREsf Rff1 ssi1ooa's rs. -4isa. iae JAMES ocas cAsr'
ROOFING. all types: suffers, spouts;
general sheet-metal work. A. d.
ROOF Chick X AND REPAIR. SIS.
Prompt service; skilled MECHANICS.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, male, 8 mos old, Axe, ears
Must aDIDseil seil. Best ofrer. JE. g gYs9s:
Fgsrss gs. sls f5ss 1883 newton ssss tsnf:: St. s
BOARDING (cats only. Beautiful
kitten. MRS. HoAd, WI. 6-e52o.
WANT TO ADOPT q homeless pet9
visit WASHINGTON ANIMAL
sfaSEsE sfaESsfgE tHASSE FlSfSkrEb 9 9kifrENs Il
sis ss: 'asts $sI. '!sss55 ss5 RsRssEI:s. ass! s$G
B5EzzicII:. u u :iSsi ESts. ? week. old. PSon,
waNTE6@Sood Hl; TTSo4ei hom. for miniature
Schnapzer. Call after z pm. no
wEfMARANER, stud fee puppies;
excel. German. Austrian lines: sire.
qerman import; Axe champs. OIL.
coSkaR SSasi Pups, male. s .yts.,, black
s&ooTH si&GSo fifaf FoS SioHFR HTFRRknrER PUFs-
Axe reg, 8 mos: also q wks. old,
. male, TE. e-4a7o. 3ioo Edgsbiii
BoxEa Ok Alef ffurs, Axe reg, champion
stock, beautiful fawns. Reasonable.
B6asxEaa III 2PadtfFfrEs, Q wts. old, ,lsS fswn.
Axe reg. champ. stock. KI, o.
PET MONKEY, female, chimpa2iee,
small breed, 1s months old, will
wear clothes, will sell OF trade for
late model Y air conditioner. so.
KERRY BLUE, male, good blood
lines. reasonable: Siamese at stud
White rats, 30c. 10. S-3617.
PARKWOOn KENNEL &