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Evening star., 1955-03-08
Senate Unit Warned
On Wool Cloth Needs
In Event Of War

The United States might find
itself without required stocks Of
woolen clothing in the event of
another world war unless it takes
steps to prevent further liquida-
tion of the wooden manufactur-
ing industry. the Senate Finance
Committee was told today.
Gilbert H. Robinson of the
Forstmann Woolen Co.. of New
Jersey, testified against the ad-
ministration's new reciprocal
trade bill as passed by the House.
He said the woolen manufacture
ing industry already has been
badly hurt by tariff cuts of the
past 10 years and is naturally
apprehensive of any further re-
ductions.
The pending three-year extern
sion of the trade agreement law
would enable the President to
make further tariff cuts of 5 per
cent each year during that time.
Halls Subsidy to Growers.
Mr.. Robinson applauded the
action of the last Congress lin
voting a subsidy to wool growers
to encourage production of the
raw material but he said the
other half of the industry, which
manufactures it into cloth. like
wise more, not less protection.
The trade agreement bill as
passed by the House also was OPP
posed today by Samuel Lenher,
president of Synthetic Organic
Chemical Manufacturers Asso-
citation. who recommended sew
eral amendments.
Humphrey to Offer Bill.
Meanwhile, Senator Humphrey,
Democrat, of Minnesota proposed
that firms harmed by foreign
imports under reciprocal trade
agreements be given special ad-
VantageS IN bidding on Govern
ment contracts.
The Minnesotan said a new
bill he planned to introduce
during the day would take the
costs of liberalized trade policy
off the shoulders of a few isolated
industries and spread that cost
over the entire Nation. as it
should be-"
Senator Humphrey said his bill
would provide that ANY domes-
tic producer found by the tariff
commission to be in danger by
foreign imports may receive a
certificate emitting it to a per-
centage advantage-up to 25 per
cent-in it's bids for Government
contracts"
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Gen. Taylor Heads Forces
In Far East, Succeeding Hull
9th Army Chief Has
Record Of Bravery,
Speaks 8 Languages
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

TOKYO, Mar. 8.-Gen. Max
we'll D. Taylor was named United
States Far East commander and
head of the United Nations Com
mand today.
Effective April /, he will sue
ceed Gen. John E. Hull, who is
retiring at his own request after
81 years in the Army.
Appointment of Gen. Taylor
was expected. He has been given
increasing responsibilities in re-
cent months until he commanded
all ground forces in Japan, South
Korea and Okinawa. A joint an
nouncement in Tokyo and Wash
ingtor said Gen. Taylor was get
ting the post.
Gen. Hull will spend a month
in the Office of the Chief of Staff
of the Army in Washington be-
fore he retires. He has been Far
East commander since october,
1858.
Lemnitzer Moves Up.
Gen. Taylor assumed command
of the 9Th Army in Korea on
February IL. 1858. His place as
commander of ground forces in
Japan, Okinawa and South Ko-
rea will be taken by 1t. Gen. Ly-
man L. Lemnitzer, deputy chief
of staff for plans and research.
Gen. Lemnitzer will be replaced
by Maj. Gen. James NJ. Gavin,
assistant chief of staff for op-
erations.
Gen. Taylor is in Thailand to
check on the military situation.
He is known for his record
of bravery and a quiet, studious
personality which does not ad-
vertise his knowledge of eight
languages, including the three
tongues most important in the
part of Asia where he has seen
the most service-Japanese, Chi
nese and Korean.
Gen. Taylor is student of
philosophy and likes to spend his
leisure hours reading Greek
tragedy.
AS for his courage. President
Eisenhower in Crusade in Eu-
rope" wrote of Gen. Taylor: The
risks he ran were greater than
l asked any other agent or ennis
sary to undertake during the
war"
The President was referring to
the time in 1943 when he sent
Gen. Taylor behind the enemy
lines in Italy to sound out Mar
shall Badoglio on a quick sur
render. This was obtained,
thereby saving many lives.
fastened Back to Bastogne.
Later, when Gen. Taylor
101st Airborne Division was cut
off and surrounded at BaStogne.
Gen. Taylor was at his home in
Arlington, Va.
He rushed back to Europe and
parachuted smack into the CEN
ter of his division. temporarily
lin command of Gen. Anthony
McAuliffe.
Gen. Taylor's daring return to
the. fighting added just that
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Crewmen to Reioin Ship

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 (P.-
Seventy-six crewmen of 300 who
walked off the luxury liner Queen
of Bermuda Saturday flew today
to rejoin their ship at Bermuda.
The Queens owners reported
yesterday that about 100 of the
strikers had accepted a company
offer to be reinstated in their
Jobs.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
AHIee Group Ready
For Effort 10 Force
BeVan Out Of Post
BY The Assoei1ied Press

LONDON, Mar. 8.-The Labor
Party's shadow cabinet" today
was reported ready to move for
the suspension of rebel Aneurin
Bevan from the party ranks in
parliament.
Word leaked out of a closed
meeting Of the cabinet 12-
man high command controlled
by former Prime Minister Glenn
ent Attlee-that it would propose
withdrawing the whip" from Mr..
Bevan. This would mean bar
ring him from party caucuses.
Mr.. Bevan is accused of re-
voting against the party leader
ship in refusing to go along with
official policy on defense.
The "shawod cabinet" recon-
mendation would have to be ap-
proved by the parliamentary La
Dor Party, made up of the 292
Laborites in the House of Com
mons. before becoming effective.
One Bevanite in Group.
There is only one Bevanite in
the 12-an group-Harold Wilson
but the 57-year-old Welshman
has strong support among the
rank and file of the Socialists
A special meeting of Laborite
MPs called for Wednesday night
to discuss the Bevan case was
postponed one week owing to
Mr.. Bevan's illness with influ-
enza.
Earlier, Mr.. Attlee moved to
isolate Mr.. Bevan from the 81
members of the House who
Joined him in the revolt.
Trying to Steal Thunder.
Apparently trying to steal the
leftists' political thunder. the
moderate leadership called last
night for a meeting of Prime
Minister Churchill. President
Eisenhower and Soviet Premier
Bulganin on mass destruction
weapons and disarmament.
The bid was made in a motion
put forward for House of Com
mons debate. 1t followed weeks
of particularly sharp feuding be-
tween factions of the divided
party, with the Conservative gov
ernment's hydrogen bomb policy
a key issue.
Observers said Prime Minister
Churchill presumably will treat
the motion as a censure move
and will order it debated next
week. If defeated on the vote
following the debate, he would
have to resign.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Lubor Shortuqe

Labor is so short in New Zea-
land that firms are taking news
paper space to advertise for help,
instead of advertising their
products, Auckland reports.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
V AerioIs Barred
For Housing Tenants
Behind in Rents
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSocioted PreSs.
BECCLES, England. Mar.
8.--The town council de-
cided last night that tenants
in municipal housing prof.
ects will be denied permis-
sion to put up television
aerials if they are behind in
their rent.
IF a tenant can't afford
to pay the rent. he can't af-
ford a television set," a
council spokesman ex-
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

42s BURBANK ST. Sc.
| bsdrp, iiv, rn,. din. area. kit.
iasllitiss . Y bsps ~, i block BE, 70 bus n,
inspect, ean MRS. FORD, yn.
A-soeS. -A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

COLOaED--SOVI lStn 81. N.Y.
Modern 2 rooms. kit. and bath n
elevator BLDG Resso g rental.
CoL0RED-7lt GIRARD ST. NV.
TIE SIRARD HoUSE-Mod. de
nm, din. KIT. bath. Plenty closets.
Al ntiis. turn. incl: retEr S9O mo- mo,
70 insp. see enRr; on prem; or eaLi
Nj Cafroh at DE. 2-64oo. 5xt.
coL0RED--IowA APTss is2s
18th st; n,w-Elev. hldE.. walk 70
and bath See res. mgr, Apt. 8.
R Tns a is v. q ssIl e.. 3 and e 6
s;5s2s: 800. lis
o iaeSl location. G NV. No sn Children ssn
caoi.oRED@HAyE SOME REAuTT.
FCL. remodeIed, 1-bedrm. apts..
ali modern, in s.v. Community, for
selected tenants; 5000, plus util-
ties, NOT TO BE TORN DOWN.
See ss ,..1 A. AT !. n, Ne y. q. 8
3 SO e. f !. $50 OF can MA s Ell
|C0LORED--l26 18th ST. gE.--a
rms, KIT. dinette. bath, gas heat,
E scaWseaRT Aau Nc. 1872 1914 VI. ave
nv. DI. 7-b210. -
COLoRED-sls VIZ, ,nslud: utils;
couple: references. EN-. 2-1p66.
COL0RED--i240 IRVING sT. NV
IL nm, kit: SIS mo. CROWN
REALTY CO., tn. 2-1397, 10
.COLORED--DEANvvOOD--Come oui
to see these huge 2-bedrm. ants
with cheerful living room. dining
entrances; SO Or plus atils' Just ID
Sheriff I'd. and close TO Minnesota
iiams, 9I6 46th ST.. No. 9 LU
loosa5, or SHANNON & LucHs
. n. Ssp and "a ia HS .,a bedrm MS" lars,
liv, rm., entrance hail, kit, ant
S-i7s3: ewes. EN-. 3-2s05. -
62 N at, a.e., Hu, 3-9h7i. 20
| COLORED--s43 Attn ST. NV. 1si
floor---O ne-room efficiency; Frigid-
AMY REALTY. INC. 1923 Ieth
ct. NV, Ma. S-06S7. 10
C0IORED-13OR IRVING ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

COLORED
Has Bladensburg I'd. Me- rms,
kit, and bath, $50.
1878 California st. n.w.-4 rms. kit.
and bath, sos.
1920 10th s.. me- rms. hit. and
HxRRrssooN d ADAMS. MA. s-ssos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

TERRACE APT, pvt. entr., 2 bed
rms. hy. rm. with firepl.. din. area,
$50. 10. 5-b523. 20
EAK0MA PARK-Niceiy furn.. large,
1-hedrm. apt; conv. to shop. ctr,
transp.: immed. occup. ~. 5-435s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.
NEAR FLOWER AVE. sHoPs--s.rn

NEAR FLOWER AVE. sHoPs--s-rln
.$5s so. utiis. incl. ~. 5-430S. !
bulILAND; Md -bedrm; apt; all
$50 month. RE 6-73Ss. II
TAKQMA PARK-Very neat apt:
kltchen-dtning rrlt:. comb, ige. Av.-
bedroom. bath; close TO shopping,
On quiet street; SEQ, incl. utils.
Fakosix ifARK--s-room apt, SIS.
shopping. 1920 Carroll. 20
HYATTsVILLE-lst A.: furn. bed
utils. $40. AP. 7-74S4. IS
TAX. PIX. 690l Eastern ave- at
pv ba nisls $50 &C. J Tns s.s sstsr sent
2IPERDALE - 2-bedroom apt on
ground floor. Large rooms, tiled
bath. private entrance. front and
back porch. Beautifully furn. and
Sear stores 20 ana 70 Ms
Also an enc. apt. and q 1-hed-
Eooa, ant utilities furn. WA. 4
corr AND BRiGHT, Ice. iiy. rm..
Sinstts. fully sauipned kit, bedrms,
dishes, cookine utensils; utiis,; 90
min. dntn. Wash. Married couple,
no children. WA, 7-6I4O. --9
IAkOMA PKs--Nicely furn., Ice. 1.
hedrm. apt; COW, to shop. center,
transp.: immed. cccup. ~. 5-435s,
HYATTsvILLg - Bedrm., Hv. rm,,
kitchen. bath: ground aoor. pvt.
elltF. Cony. bus. UNI 4-S3ti5. ia
EAk0MA PARK, Md large. stu
die fI1., kitchen; next bath: heat,
* s' slse iprn; Jg . S,5eS s.s,,. e.,
unlim. phone Bus service. Adults.
= SEDRoSo6SAs, FURNISHED: adults
only. Near Univ. MARYLAND. uN.
r 412Sas OF p RI 4-9sa e., n.,r 20 Ga
stream: newly dec. rooms In A.
unit apt, bids; Couple; sos, Incl,
WELL FURNISHES. / bedroom. Nv
Ing room with teievision, dining
room, kitchen and bath. Private
line. Adults; sss.5o. 10. s-ao54.
CHEVY CHAsE-Liyine room. bed
room, dinette- kitehenette, pvt.
bath: utilities; Oh 2-3l73 10s
20 MONTHLY. 65og MIsribore pike
o o1Ig ow SsS a re. sl ahs aasi's
SILVER SPRlNG--Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. din, bath; utils. incl, $3.50;
couple; refs: no pets. 10. Suisse.
TERRACE APT, pvt. entr., . bed
rms. NV. rm. with frepl.. din. area,
kit. hath; utils and ldry privils..
$50. ~. 5-bb23. --a
FAKOAfA PARK Nicely furn.. large,
1-hedrm. apt; couy. to shop. ctr,
transp.: immed. occup. ~. 5-435S.
] BEDROOM. nicely furnished. on
buslfne; 1 block TO shopping Avail
able immediately; S65 per mo
James G. Conley & Co. /
aho6 rSeorrfa Ava IN a. 4iaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.

AKL.. N.--Liy. rm., din. kit. bath.
mr. bus, shop; S94. KE. s-4sl5.
N. tALEx.-Enic.: 2 adults: s min,
Airport. Pent.: SIS. incl. utiis. ana
Tv aqail. irnred HI. 3-5ss 4
ALEx.-2 bedrms., pvt. entr. .utils
pe ss arloved es Sos Z re- fS ss4 5ssslvols
ARL-, mr.. pent.--Gentleman: bed
nv fm.. kit. pvt. bath and entr /;
choice loo: utils.: se5. OF. 4-9304,
ARL.. 2 min. Pentagon-Knotty-pine
incl; phone and utilities, IA. 2
9217 or IA. 2-S23D 10
ALEXANDRIA - Eniciency and 1.
bedroom apartments. jsnitor serv-
ice. laundry .griyiieges. downtown
csii II s.ss5o .if Between wee % 10 81 am m
n: aRI.-.Attr. Turn, and dec. 2
bedrms., tile bath, pvt. entr.: conv.
transn and shops. Must see. ia.
LGE.. Non l-BEpRM. APT. in new
bldg: mod. furn.: parauet rs, di.
Towers. 3 blecks to RI. Myer: on
busiine: avail Nov. /. IA. 2-6s40,
AEL.--9.bedrm veil-furn. apt. In
mod bldg. Cony. u. c. and Va
trsnsp.. Pentagon and Navy. Suit
sble 3 or 4. RA. 3-0314. 20
FALLS CHuRCH-3-rna.. bath apt
tne4-famtlv unit Completely fur
nished: close shopping. TRANSPORTS
e ssh J. Ine H sFN so va ses. sas Eg
s-s677 or JE. 3-114l. %
FALLS CHURCH. on bus iine--3-rnl.,
bath apt; atractively furnished;
dishes. cooking utensils. linens. al
util. incl. Ideal for employed couple:
.&95 mo. Call JE. 3-1141. %
ARLINGTON Groom effeieucy
apaItment private entrsnes; on
Incl. utils. Phone IA, 2-0003
ARLINGTON. best section - Large
rooms. kitchen. bath: ! or people:
S75 month. OF. 4-s242. 10
FORT CRAIG APIS.
FOR immed. occup. 1-bedrm. apt,
close 70 Fort Myer. Arl., Incl. utils.
Apply Apt. 2. lib 8. Court House
Evening star., 1955-11-10
MEMS RAIN-OR-SHINE
CABARDINE TOPCOATS
...hydro-pruf0 water-repellent!

Terrific mun These Penney have everything but funsY
price ticket hefty 15-ounce Rayon twill
"gab" with full rayon lining balraglan styling and
practical finish that repeis water and waterborne stains
makes these Penney opper perfect for anwear well as
dress-up Sizes 81 to 46 regular also shorts and longs
Tan and gray.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Soye on washable eosdu-
roy ploytoss fos ehiIdrenl
Sturdy overalls, cut over
Penney's regular pat-
terms -. with adjustable
suspenders, elastic backs,
2 patch pockets. Wash
able colors like blue,
brown, green; sizes 1h
to 4.
SpeeiaIl 81
Evening star., 1955-11-10

crreftes solors II thick Con.
non towels. Thick-looped,
dry-you-quick terry by ia.
nous Cannon Mills. In mix
match shades Of pink whis.
per. turquoise others.
beth slrs. a BY ~ ese
fsss sire. Is ~ ~ see
wash sls'h. u BY u 27s
Evening star., 1955-11-10
CORDUROY SPORT SHIRTS
AMAZINGLY Low PRICED
land machine washable, too!
? ron ) ::::: ::::: :: =. :.
Bou SKIES Six 10 Eishtsen- l.88
Boys' Sizes Six 10 Eighteen J

Yes It's speeu time buy couldn't be anything else Of
This price sven Penney All these shirts fine quality
machine washable pnwale corduroy, Penneytailored with
all the detail like buonhru pockets and rayon yoke
Innings And how about these for upto hesecond colors
mint, pink. charcoal blue. and others!
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Penney sweaiers Of finest
orlon@ speeiuliy spun for
extra softness. Wash beau
tifully. never need blocking.
Now in a wide assortment
sof smart new colors.
sizes "a to 40 2.98
Evening star., 1955-11-10

4-wuy convertible bros pre-
sh1psd with foam rubber.
Foam rubber tubing under
bust for comfort. Broad
cloth with embroidered n.y.
Ion marquisette.
sizes - 10 3SA. !, a.
"a 70 3aB i.f%
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '64 eonvertibIe: beautiful
light blue finish. fully equipped,
power brakes. power steering. very
low mileage. Positively cannot be
told from brand-neW: S2.395. Low
down payment STANDARD POM
TIAC. TIPS Baltimore ave, College
Park Md. AP. 7-42S2. --26
PONTIAC 1852 s-eyi. Catalina: Wv.
tires. 2-tone finish. fully equip. incl
HYDRA; $l.295. PNEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. S-1ls5. -2S
PONTIAC 1854 conV.; Hydra. power
steering; ATS mi: immaculate:
Sc 224. FLOOD PONTIAC, f22i
Connecticut, WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC l94S 4-dr.: Hydra; 500;
inmac. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422f
PONTIAC so chieftain dc luxe T.
dr.; occasionally nice: equipped
with r. and h., auto. trans. See
<kENYoN-PEcK CHEVROLET, 3I4O
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va: IA p
zoos. Open til 9:30. --27
PONTIAC 80 de luxe sts'' Catalina;
leather interior. Terrific dollar value
at $1.79J. Top allowance for your
car. MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1890 wis.
ave. Of. $4,000; in the heart Of
P0NfIaScs, complete selection. we
offer the best Pontiac deal in town
McNEIL Pontiac. 7a2o Wis. ave,
OIL. $4,000: IN the heart Of Be-
thesdA. Us
Evening star., 1955-01-26

PLYMOUTH .b3 Cranbrook sedan:
radio and heater. Special for today.
&i.095s Car. No. 1904. MONROE
FORD, 5100 Wis ave. NV. WO.
$4,000. Open ewes. I'll o pm.
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; owner,
driven only / 3 miles daily: lust like
. new car; orig. factory finish, clean
interior, side panels clean and shoE s,.
Just like new, tenders not dented o.
scratched: serYiced monthly: tighi
steering, good brakes; S165. Ju
PLEMoUxH .52 Cambridge 4-df.; :
and h.; perfect tires and seat GOV.
ers A clean. loW-mileage. 1-ownel
ssa4 e HslNpEEYFoSRsDDn an 81 SsDn dsas tgn PFC. da
ave. NV. ia. g-s416.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief 4-dr.;
Hydra, power brakes. Wv, tires;
2-tone blue. 3.400 actual mi; orig
owner. 2.005. Ex. 3-7100. Ext 26
PONTIAC 80 2-dr.: beautiful greer
finish. excellent mechanical condi.
tlon. loaded with equipment. a cal
you will be proud to. own. S4D5. Low
weekly payments. STANDARD pom.
TIAc, .4404 Rhode Island ave.
Brentwood. Md. UN. 4-566l. --3t
PONTIAC '53 de luxe 2-dr.; radit
and heater beautiful robin egg blut
finish. positively Ike. new. low mi.
lease. positively the htggest bargain
n ownsonlz EH,ssn q 9sS bNTs0 l0E aoEn aS; Pax
Rhode Island ave. Brentwood. Nd
UN. 4-bB6l. --26
PONTIAC ip47 sedan coupe; SI49.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i Connecticut,
WO. 6-6400.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUroMosILEs FoR SALE

sTUDEBAKRR .5s Commander 4-dr.:
+. and b., o.d., Wv. tires, cream
BOWMAN sTU1pEBAKER. 1000 Ca. Ga.
sTHDEbzKEh 81 Landeruissr. l-Sr.: /:
r. and b.. at. t,s.s Sc, orig. black.
very clean. one owner, S7o5. BOW
NAN eIunEBAKER. 1900 Ca ave.
sffDssBAKER .se champ Ressl Il de
luxe 4-door hlne overdr.. +. and h.;
&945 LEE ID. BUTLER. INC 4034
sTUDEBsKRk sTtaDl IN 81 champion ai 4-dr..
!, and h., cd. dark gray. low mile
age. one owner, S595. BOWMAN
6-II2o An
sTTu1bbERAKRR so Champion Star 81.
lite coupe. =. and n, o.d. Very clean
inside and out One owner. S4a5,
BOWMAN STupEBAKER. 1900 Ca.
ave- RA, 6-1ls2 30 .
sTUDEBAKER 80 Commander VS.
4-dr.; h.. cd, light blue: used very
little; $500. WA. 1-s6l0.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

1 0NTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe -a.'
4-dr.; fully equipped; spotless 2.
i-oEner car. Si.4e5 TOP Allow
ancs for your car. McNEfL Poa-
in the heart Of Bethesda. -2s
Pontiac 1851 4-dr.: 7. and h.; green;
S749. HoRNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii
PoSTiAc 1859 cataiina: s-tone;
Hydra, r. and h.: 81 ,299. HORN.
ERS COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave
ne. at 9Th. Ii 6-6z64.
PONTIAC 1851 4-dr. Chieftnin 49,;
beautiful black finish: fully equipped,
Hydra. W--w. tires; like new; 20,0o0
actual miles: OK. warranty; only
Se45- WIssINoER CHEVROLET
Co, Seven Corners. Falls Church,
Va. JE Z-6969.
PONTIAC 1850 sedan: "6r: Hydra.
5000 HCRNER'S BUICK, 3S29
MINI. ne, LU. l-9226. -2s
PONTIAC '55 Catalina hard top:
Hydra. r. and H.. Wv. tires: eye
appealing 2-tone finish: many other
accessories: less than 80 miles:
list price near S3.200; VIII sell
today for S2,650. JU. S-9351. --27
PONTIAC 80 super de luxe Catzlina
s cylinder: Hydra-Matic. radio.
heater, 2-tofes green: fully Ruaran-
teed; Sl,395. ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S50tl.
Also 3460 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-96f0.
--Zf
Evening star., 1955-01-26

wILLYs 1850 staten wagon excel
lent. runs and drives Ike new; over
drive. heater. ete.s perfect in every
way; $685., terms ROPER" 18th
WILLIS 81 station wagon. economi.
cal. 4-evifnder job with oterdrive
SOS. cHESvY G CHASE MOTOR co.
INC 7z25 Wis. ave. Oh. .4-6lOQ
Home Of Country Club Used Co..
Evening star., 1955-01-26
AUToMoBlLEs FoR sALG

PONTIAC s5s station waeon 8 eylin.
DER Hydra-Nafic; 5 scatter; HIGHT
gray with grain finish; radio, heater
really nice. S1,450. ARCADE PON-
TIAC, 1897 Irving st. NV. AD. 4
$500. Also 3400 14th st. NV. RA.
J-9df0. -z7
PONTIAC 1850 chieftsin De luxe .'6'
hnishs with hafmcnixing tailor-naade
seat covers; Hydra. drive, de luxe
radio and heater and many other
accessories. A low mileage. I-oEner
car which reflects the finest OF
care. An outstanding value at oniy
1895. oLM6TEAD MOTOR CO,
Northern Virsinia's LARGEST Olds-
mobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd.
Arl.: IA. 5-S400.
IPREFECT 1850 English Ford Fordoi
sedan. GOOD condition; excel. mile
age: $500. Phone TIE 6-2564-
SIANDARD-Must sacrifice small 4.
DR.. 1888; English Standard, sedan;
4 goes 30 to gallon. because Of i'm.
mediate departure abroad List price
II 100: viii take $500. EN-. 3-0s45
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Reeal
eonvertible; radio. heater; excellent;
S445. ROPER" 18th and r. /
ave. ne. 26s
Evening star., 1955-01-26

sTuDEBAKER l947 Starlight cluE
sgps gScd dd lcr-soss ,ss 1s,pspcrsatso5 ,srs
$3 per week; full price. &l50
HANDLEY-FoRD. 6323 Ca. ave
NV. ia. 9-S416.
VOLKSHAGEN '53 sedan: log mile
age; $3.50: guaranteed. JACK PRY,
LTD Distributor. I4tb and ? SITS.
WILLYS s53 Aero Eagle hard top. r
and n. cd. 2-tone green; one owner
1910 Ca. ave. RA 6-112a. $50
WILLYS i52 "6's Aer6 Ace custom
2-dr.: 2-tone green: r., h., cd. good
tires: car exceptionally nice eond.i
price, $500 under book value q
Bladensburs I'd. WA. 7-650n.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-28

Following il the text Of The
policy on schools adopted BY
Governor Stanley and the state
Board Of Education
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Just ,t1,en you ,cant them most! Cosmetics
and beautitiers to make you louelier, pref
tier, just in time for dazzling Spring fash
ions! Sixteen scintiilating pages, each
sizzling ,eifh beauty ne,os from your faUorite,
famous makers. Packed ,cith specially priced
needs at ,cOrth-,otile savings, plus regularly
priced items full of nercs.
Go to The Hecht Go. nearest you and meet
skilled consultants from glamorous cosmetic
salons iohO ,piU be happy to shO,c you theicay
to ne,c beauty y. see the fine palues lined
up by the score in the Street Floor Cosmetics
Shops at all 3 Hecht Go. Stores.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BOYS' WEAR
ASSISTANT BUYER

A0O10 614N oS = 4l4V
Fine mems store, national brands; ws
require capable young man 10 as.
sist in new boys department: Must NJ s
with responsibility in boys wear
Excellent future; salary, $4,000 to
$4,000. Box 476-L, Star.
BRICKLAYER and laborer. 1st class
only: ready for work. 1928 Chaplin
st. Sc. between RigEs I'd. and az Aia-
BRfGkLxxEns. faGs ayS $3.50 per day. g.
day week; 3-year job, Apply Coun;; na;
Of OF Fairiaa I9 asi Circle. % Between Rte. 80
and 236. Fairfax. Va. MR.. HAYES
BR1cKLAYERs. good steady job. good
pay. Apply $500 block River Fd.'
Ss.as Sss n0fi9 @d Of MaeRsisxex essiSGxses Fd Rk *
BssfckGS9sRs. RI sflsTsRs on s?sSss1:wh,t., ?Ss: een-
union mechanics only. IA. 7-32H.
$50. am. to 4; ewes. JE. 4-7ol7o.
BRiCKLAYER: exper,: top pay. Apply
end Of Molly dr., Oh Westmoreland
BRiicK Hi K MAsoNs, MAS Suifoi for work in Alex
Russeh Russell rd., risht at Monticello blvd
for or 4 blocks to Job: ALDoN
CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. -24
MANAGER wanted for local
tire store. Experience not necessary.
Training will be provided to ap-
plicant. Age 80 to 4b: Send complste
information care Of SE1BERIlNG
RUBBER CO.. West Allen ST.. Phila-
delphia. Penna. Attention: Mr.
BGfhDEk's fih1SRks' ASSISTANT. must have
general construction BACKGROUND.
conscientious. sober. industrious.
fine opportunity for right man.
salary commensurate with ability.
write giving full particulars. In
cludine references A. T. ZUkER-
MAN & CO., 937 Pershine drive.
BUTCHER, Experienced only: good
pay and working cnoditions; 45.hr
wk. Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET, 1928 Rhode Island ave ne.
BUTCHER-Wondeff opportunity
to take care Of meat dept. Nice
personality; good salary. LEES
MARKET. so Bashford lane. Alex
experienced to manage
meat department. Newly. remodeled.
air-cond. store. Pleasant surround
ings, wonderful opportunity for right
man. Apply In person, EVERY
BODY's MARKET. 1859 p ct. NV.