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FORMICA

| 20l3 M 81. NV. E4. o-ooST. :.
FREEZER, Deep freeze" % Gu. It.,
ssssd sSSd co1aitiecna elaao0 Wil sacrifice. best
FREEZER, 14-cuhic-foot coldspot.
sGesi sonsbles sspej jE so9a 954sG. SSndi'i0n. Esa
FREEZER. for custsrd or soft ice
less than months. JU. s-1276. --5
FREEZER. IA Gu. IT.; din. rm. furn.; !;
Make an cffer. KE. $685.. Is
FREEZER CHEST, 9 IT,, year old,
( excellent condition. Call OIL,
FREEZER. PIRisEssiR 15-ft. cooolerator IS chest
type. needs repair. $40: baby CRIB.
81 5 esas. Dlsy Pen En- ss: s:ss5s s1ss Jack posts
FREEZER, "Deepfreeze,' Ice. up
.ssrd ave. Sc. N. Forsstville. Nd.
FHsEzES yssE s:rssss. sS,s:Dot ab..s "A. ,ss.
heeht a hensie Reasonable. oss Vldth Ia eSfs5a SsS1a
sundays. weekdays. Tu. 2-9166.
/ FREEZER. Philco; 12-cu.-ft. chest;
IL yrs; old; IKE new. Must sell;
FREEZER, FTisidsire. . Gu. IT, It.. chest
type: never used: orig. cost. $500:
bargain. best 6ffer. WO. 6-7352.
FREEZER. IL Gu. IT. Renaire upright.
4 Owner moving smaller quarters.
} Cost $500. used 8 mos; sacrifice
$3.50 or reasonable offer. LU. l.
FRONT LOADER, Hp.-b, in excel
lent shape. sf,5o0. 20o1 Kepii-
FURS-Mink scarf. Leopard and
Lynx coats. size 12, S175. Coins
South. uN. .4-0225, -5
FUR COAT, blond mouton: very rea-
sonable; Call HU. 3-5432, ext. 735.
MISS WILLIAMS. after 2 p.m..
IFURNIsHINGs-Rugs t2). green;
10x12, 6x12, broadloom; child's
chifferobe. blond birch: wooden
| chairs 10. 2-1901, -
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PT Pr
PIPE 4
For clothes lines and for fencine.
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-0600 Po. 2.9211
10
PIPE-USED i

Various lengths ct very reasonable
WASHINGTON RAG a. BAG co. lS
215 L St., s. w. Phone DI. 7-S007
Open Every Saturday Until 4:30 PM
POCKET and billiard tables supplies.
poker tables and games table. tens
MS tables and aessSsoriss: CONN
CO., $40 9th st. W. DI. 7-4T1I,
PORCH BLIND, green bass wood, D.
feet wide, so. HO. 2-6717.
PORCH SET, wicker; couch, Q
chairs, desk; cushioned upholstery:
$45. TU. 2-0762. sst. =
POWER MOWER, reel type, gaso.
Line; nTie. SSs ST. nsE' TE sgIs7il SyeF $500. sale
POWER MOWER, 21 in. Teel-type,
Excello, 3rd summer used, Just
sharpened and tuned up; excel
working cond. JE. 2-4RaI. -h
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Clothing
Clearance Sale

Tremendous stock. mems
suits, slacks, jackets, So up:
ladies' cotton dresses 81 90
up. Good selection Of formals
and dresSy cottons. Children's
very fine outgrown summer
clothing. SPECIAL PURCHASE
- brand new mems slacks,
S3.95; khakis, $1,79: west
erns, S1.59: dungarees, triple
knee, $1.39. LAST SHIPMENT
WAS A SELL-OUT. NEARLY
NEW SHOP. 3512 Conn. ave-,
End d. WO. $1,000.
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CONSTRUCTION EQPT.

WILLIAMS coNsTRucTIoN co.
Box 145, Baltimore 20. Nd.
Murdock $4,000
CORNER CABINET, genuine mahog: !;
Ape. BEDRM. SUITE. walnut incl:
mattress and springs: 9x12 and
6x12 Olson RUGS. TU. 2-1527.
CRIB, storkline: bassinette. stroller
and chiid's chifforobe. AP. =
CsiB. ri T. mattress and matching ward
Eobe chest; Excellent F. Hr1s.. csnditiSn' sSd 81
cRis flasia AND MATTRESS. new. never
DHNCiNG AN LESSONS with Arthur
Murray. MRS. RILEY. JU. D.
pAvENpoRr AVE; for sale reasonable,
p9aVGNPoRT. AVE fSps; IA FARCE S@S with geod up
Se. abe. caii IL W e.5s37.
DAVENO - Gooseneck lamp; side
table ,spdSal plssse Ssct ss% cesT ebars N%
psEaI1MrbiFiER sa9Sq SIT go4; and air conditioner.
2-ton; for commercial use; CAL
DEHUMiDIFIER-1g54 Kenmore. 13, :
600 cg; #. car capacity. ,P,, Practically
Ss;ss Sss:ss & III; !ssa sssf
pEPr HI FREE, 4FRSEEz,E, 1850 westinshoase
model: $3.50 cash. Telephone Ho.
2-4134. Apt. 355.
DEEP FREEZER. 15-ft., 300 lbs.
made Sy aE' perfect sads :. condition TsM sano 10
"a. ftse s.Hoss, saa gut good as new sSoO'
DEEP FREEZE, upright model, Is Gu,
It., excel, cond. KE. 7-ol75: -
DESKS, all kinds. new. used: typ.
tables; Sunday. CO: 5-4825; week.
n774tlMdNh IA dSsh RSGHaT. 81 Sv RI 5sa to ssaacritce
my beautiful snake diamond ring;
very reas,; no dealers. 10. ,7-Ss50,
TU. $4,000. Ext. 234. weekdays,
DfcafiATrNG OUTFIT. ' soundssriser 6; RI be!
strrssnnsssriSer. sis5; 't complete. IN.
DIN GrS''S Kim. FuRN., mahog.. good
condition, server. Se5; gatelsg table
nTN With pg gad dfrSRNirdkE S2S GA G1siss shos din
Ing table. 4 chairs; excel. cond,;.
$50. Nights and sun, TIE. 6-6949.
DINING ROOM SET, maple z piece.
chartreuse decorator lamp; 3X3
wall mirror: W h.p. electric Is
inch reel lawn mower. Phone RA.
Din. RM. SET. II pcs, walnut nm
ish: like new: cost S45Q;. all for
$3.50; must see to appreciate. NO
DfNING ROOM suITE-s-pc. ma
hog, with table pads; good condi-
ton; sos. Il. 4-5100. %
|DINETTE SET, chrome; jr. Britain
Mica, dictionaries, ALIASES, Excel
cond, reasonable, RE. 5-794s.
DINING ROOM TABLE, 4 IT. 8 inches
long; 36 inches wide when open,
90 inches when closed. RIA. 3-3l9O.
DINING ROOM. mahos. Duncan
Phyfe table 64x40 In. with ex-
tension leaf. pad and g chairs
Excellent condition $50. ia
DiNING RIM. SUITE, walnut 9
piece. incl. extension table. bunet.
china, 6 chairs, and custom made
pad. S75. TU. 2-27S5.
DINING ROOM SUITE, beautiful
walnut. 10 piece. 172S Girsrd St
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cARPETING. Must saeriiiee: povins
into larger quarters, % 50. ydS.
gray, a-ply twist CARPET and pad
ding. Good condition. VIII sell for
$500 Call IA. 9-664e after 2 pm.
cARPETING, rose color, SO %. yds.,
in very good cond, S195. Must see
10 appreciate. JU. 9-76S6. -5
CARRIAGE, like new SO. LA. g.
9l70.
CAsH.DRAWER, new. suitable for
any business; $27.50. CIRCLE. TAI
18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
Cash REGISTER. National, issues
receipt 80 total: Sl2b. Phone
CEMETERY LOTS. adjoining:
choice section. Fort Lincoln cerne-
tary: owner leaving city. Telephone
Monday, NO. 1-3S00.
CERAMICS, molds' supplies; quitting.
CHAIRS HI o- o. SIX victorian antiques:
newly refnished: fruitwood: pink
velvet seats; $40 each or best offer.
Orig. cost. SOS each. EN-. 2-2a94.
CHAIRs.e mAhog, din. q ca; pr;
CHEST OF DRIVERS. maple. & &
drawers; $40, 2420 l4th st. ne,
Apt. 402-B, Brentwood Apis.
CHEST OF DRAWERS-Fiye wide.
deep divided drawers: modern: new:
light grey; 500 or best offer. EN-.
CHEST ROBE, Edison; child's ma
tu-al birch; ehild's table and chairs.
birch. OIL. 4-7439,
CH1FFOROBE. chtld's: 16lax36, 42.
3 drawers, wardrobe space. MRS.
CIRCULAR SAW, s In. bench model;
miter gauge. tilt. table top, alumni
mum dado insert. S25. 10. S-3507.
CHINA, Russell Wright dinnerware:
serv. for 8. . chrome chairs: heaut.
white. 3-tier iron flower stand. IT,
at. pressure cooker. RA. 3-33SS.
CHINA; new. S-place setting: 81
pieces Ballerina. rose pattern. $50.
CHINA CLOSET-Light finish. $50:
Kitchen table, SIS. OIL. 4-504S.
CHINCHILLAS. NC.B.A. registered
animals: singles, pairs and herds.
A nRoQ AMIR
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HEAHING AID, late model, never
Sssd; seq, cost Sl4o. sell for S75. IA.
HEARING AID, pract. new Tel.x;
checked by maker; In good operat.
fhk cond. Very reas. 10. .2-9267.
HEMsTITCHER, Singer. commercial
machine: in good condition. Cali
HfbE4xwASY' ASYl'HSEi HBEEiD, . eush.. green;
OK, 2:sI52, from to s pm. --5
HlDE-A.BED, Simmons, and chairs.
etc. kE. 7-o133 after g pm;
oL; 2:7496 any time.
HEEL. Pilot AA-903 arnplifier; voted
best buy; excellent; S55. Pilot I'm
9VS tuner excellent; S45. NO.
HI-FI SPEAKER. University, 12-in.
Jensen enclosure. GE thermo auto
matte 20-in. fan. EN-. 2-S541. Is
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MGTER ae5ds;on WatfE ssrg., insass as ,sfsSS GSSS
MRiMR6GRArHs, Ri A. B. Dick models. lode
hand and electric; some like new,
all guaranteed. OV. 3-1207.
hand operated, used very little;
sssnelsts ST. od Sss a.;s S. e'Ss va sshas
MOBILE LUNcHEoNETTE. fully
equip. coffee urn. steam table.
MsSfiSN sSle; mffe ffcfakE SsF rIESdyfIdT6Rs fIsp5a
good buys on demonstrator, model
10 nm. sound and s nm. projec-
tion. l Thomas Circle NV; % {Mass; Lss;
MoToRsN. SIF6 Nci s.h.p. single-phas., was-
than half price: y h.p.. $40; 1s E
h;p;. $40. IA. 1852,
:s..;s ssss sss ssag g';'ssAsss, .ss VS.
MogoSRg MSSTSSg' scoo1ER-e-h.p. stream a
lined Salisbury. Spare tire, auto
matte clutch and transmission
Driven approx. 500 miles. Excel
eond: Cost S440; sell for $3.50. ia.
MOTORS EXCHANGED while you
wait. Exact factory duplicator: GE.
Westinghouse, Delco. all other
makes for easy replacement on all
household and comml. equip. Do
It yourself and save on our. low
prices; Tyr. guar. Free parking.
ELECTRIC EQUIP. CO.. 2473 sher-
man ave. NV.
MOToRS-1 h.p. AC. / phase. Re-
built. Excel cond.; S25. HARRY
j. ABRAMS. 124 I, st. ne.
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WAR SURPLUS

PICKS ---$1O0 sledges $500 GICans 81 so
Mattocks 100 Drop Cloths $50 Ak 80 zoo
Canteens- $50 10x12 Tarps 1880 10x14 1880
Pumps hand saws, S145; power saws,
$36; paint. So GAL; rope; blocks, cots; for
mica, 35c SO. IT,; tools; drop Cords Is IT,,
SITS; cable; tool box, $150; IA" planes, $3.50.
J. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV.
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NEW AND RENOVATED FURNI-
TURE. IN EXCELLENT CONDI-
TION: COME IN. AND BROWSE:
8 LARGE FLOORS CRAMMED
WITH EXCELLENT VALUES.
New brass table lamps, $4.s5; ma
hogany record cabinet, S1405;
sofa bed, S39.95; new step tables.
mahogany Tochesg 20 q o. lined oak aS sl9gs
$3.50; maple ladder back chairs,
$4.95; round solid maple coffee
base. marble top. S26: Lofa and
chair with slip covers. $50 .95; new
b-pc. dinette. chrome finish, $50 a5:
utility cabinets. 50. 9.95; new Holly
wood beds. $3.50 complete; 27x54
Administer scatter rugs. 81 .SS;
new rollaway beds. SEP fac
tory reconditioned cotton mat
tresses, S12.9b; factory recondi-
toned coil springs, Sl0.e5. Free
delivery Budget terms. Open Q
70 9: Monday and Friday evenings
IA o.
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Camping Supplies
BUY WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Cariteens, SOC: mess kits. SOC: pom.
stoves. 1880 value, $12; KNAPP
sacks, 81: tents, blankets. air mat
tresses and sleeping bass. 10; 900
bargains. J. H, GICHNER. "Si3
CARPETING, cotton. green. 80 50.
used. Sioo; 2 sci. metal beds, s25
ea. compl.; cab. sink. 80 In, $50.
RA. 3-K071, %
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OFFICE FURNITURE

GOVT. SURPLUS, OAK. 54x30 EX-
ECUTIVE DESK. $3.50: SINGLE
PEDESTAL. $3.50: REFNISHED,
EXCEL. CoND. WALNUT, 60x32
EXECUTIVE, S55; NEW 60x30
STEEL 40 ONLY. FACTORY
CLOSEOUTS AT $50. SHOP OUR
WAREHOUSE LOCATION FOR
REAL SAVINGS ON ALL TYPES OF
NEW OR USED OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. N. FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd
ST. NV. EX. 3-S974.
OIL BURNER, National and Ma
tional boiler for heating; large
enough for 12-room house; good
buy excellent condition. IA.
OIL BURNER. new, lists for $3.50.
Sacrifice, $3.50. CO. 5-9563.
ORGAN-Weaver parlor. Excellent
condition treconditioned). Call EN-.
ORGAN. Hammond. model B-a with
Leslie speaker. Call JE. 2-7664,
weekdays. 60 pm: sun. all day.
ORGANS. used Hammond Chord or
gans and Wurlitzer spinets at
worth while savings. Phone Mr..
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. topen
PAINT fSTS' Stray sHisi, EQUIPMENT, iU saves
YOU time. does better Job. We save
you money. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
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DISCQIINT HOIISE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
sos so wrought-iron dinette S54.pt
$50 so chrome 5-pc. dinette 49.00
S96 so Administer 9x12 rugs 4e.0o
Summer rugs, all Rrades.
Sylcon HOLLYWOOD beds 47. .95
Bedrm.. liv. rm., din. fm. Terms.
KING FURNITURE CO.
iSSS sSSS & 81 ST. Ays, N.r e. e. ss-SSSSaa s-SSSa
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CHINCHIILA
OPPORTUNITY

CLARINETS, C brand new, ebonite.
with case, s65. Customer parking
2-doors away. RELIABLE JEWELRY
ExCH., 422 9th st. NV, MA. g.
CLARINET OUTFIT, 5000; peri.
MUSIC MUS 7 STORE, psTesR 7SS 1sth IS St. NV. :
CLOCK, ANTIQUE. .Ansonia; in beaut.
Royal Bonn china case; S-day
striking. Good time, $25: kundo,
400-day clock. SO: antique oil
lamps. 2 etched chimneys, 81. IA.
CLOTHING, lsdy's short coat, fur
lined. size IL: best offer takes it.
JA, 2-3069. -
CLOTHING, mans size AZ: women's
size Is. Furs. Ju. 5-2124, .,
CLOTHING - Mems. custom tail
ored; suits and slacks, size As, lohg.
stout. Shoes, 9h C. Call TU.
2-1742 after 2 pm. go
"A long. SIS: suits, AZ long, SIS
and $50; like new. 10. 4-0449.
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MAP CABINETS

(4) 5-drawer steel. 3Sx5S: good
condition; $50 each. N. FRANK 81
SON. 4l4 Bird st. NV. EX. 3-s974.
MATTRESS and coil springs, double
bed size, clean. $18. Call JE. q
619S. -5
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING, dou-
BILE foam rubber, cost !$140, like
new, sell for $50. EN-. 3-3457.
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS. twin
size; mems suits, 80 short: one 40
regular; shoes. ties. etc. OIL. 4-7439.
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING
/. Double, matching, clean, excel
cond.. S25. JE. 1896.
MEATCASE, Hill. s foot double duty.
with compressor. Hobart slicer,
Dayton meat scale; all In good con-
dition; must sell today. 1401 18th
st. NV. NO. 1885. -
MEAT-FISH-DIsPLAY CASES
loft. cases, 2 meat and l FISH;
will sell separately. Can be seen
in warehouse. 1885 New York ave.
ne. Call LA. 6-5441. IS
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CLOSETS (2l. / dble., single; also
wool rug runner, 19 yds. long. i
windows with 8. glasses in each
window; also washer; all good cond
CoMPASS, magnetic. new, S35 ca.
HARRY J. ABRAMS, 124 L st.
ne. Sunday. 10-1.
CONSTRUCTION EQPT
FOR SALE OR RENT-EASY TERMS
Rebuilt, Al Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. 10
Caterpillar DS Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper. Model 80
8 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION. co.
BOX lab. Baltimore 20. Md.
Murdock $4,000
CORNER CABINET, genuine mahog j
Ape. BEDRM. SUITE. walnut incl
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MOTORS

V h.p.. $3.50; "a h.p.. Sis; u h.p..
S5Ys II st. nv. tx. s-s5s7.
MOVIE CAMERA. 18-mm., not
higher than $500. No dealers. Call
Monday from 1908 pm. ME.
MULTiLITH. model 1927, very
good cond. 10. 5-1711. 20
MuLTILlTH, model Is. excel. .cond.
st, NV. ME. 5000. --5
MUSIC ROLLS for player piano;
have 30; accept reas. offer. RA.
oFFiCE DESK. double ped. sexse;
Cramer posture chair. like new,
$50. LO. 4-0449.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, files,
supply cabinets, safes, typewriters,
add. machines. Everything for
the ONCE" CIRCLE. TAI 18th
NV. DI, 7-7372; Sun. CO. 5-4625,
OFFICE FURN. and equipment, sew.
fine desks, like new cond. Chairs,
1 Remington printing calculator
typewriters. Call Oh. 6-s60s for
OFFICE FURNITURE - New wood
desks. chairs; leather sofa and
chair; must sell. RA. 3-2700.
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FURN. -1chaifs: bookcase: lamps;
power saw; tables; pair Of crochet
bedspreads; 2 afghans; hooked
ruEs; piano bench: screens: misc.
87l3 Jones NIL fd., ch. ch, 10 IA
GARBAGE DISPOSAL UNIT, OF,
good condition. $50. JU. S-4114.
GARBAGE DISPO OSERS
New: oE motors, $50 so. BLOCKS,
1746 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
GAS RANGES. new, used. repairsi
oil. coal. wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. 1011 7th ct. n.vs Ma. b
GAS RANGE. RcA Estate. double
oven; excellent cond. RA. 6-3042.
902 Longfellow ct. NV. ID
GAS RANGES, used. all sizes. .as
is" Only SO and up. B. A. lCOE
4 CO, 3121 14th ct. NV. co. s.
GAS RANGE. apt. size, eoxa4. light
enamel. excel, eond.. S35: also Kit.
cabinet, $22.50. JU. 6-4S46.
GAS RANGE, Magic-chef 4-burner.
oven control good eond.. S35. Ju.
S-o307,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Catholics Appeal
For Lust-Minute
Clothing Donors

Catholic church rectories in
the Washington Archdiocese win
accept last-minute contributions
of clothing, bedding and shoes
for the 1855 Thanksgiving cloth
ing drive through tomorrow, it
was announced yesterday.
The Rev. Joseph F. Denges,
director of the appeal for the
archdiocese. reported contribu-
tions during the past week haYe
been gratifying but urged fur
ther gifts wherever possible.
The articles received are dis
tributed overseas to needy people
by Catholic Relief Services-Na-
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence. The Thanksgiving cloth
ing appeal is sponsored by the
Catholic bishops Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Welfare Workers
To Meet in District

The American Public Welfare
Association viii hold its biennial
round-table conference in the
Statler Hotel here Wednesday
through Saturday.
Welfare workers from all over
the country are expected to at
tend discussions of such topics
as Care Of the Aged-Home or
Institution" Improving the
Quality Of Tax-supported Med
ical Care" Enhancing Public
Welfare Programs" and Pub
lie Welfare Services for Indians. "
The group will be addressed
by Health, Education and We'll
fare Secretary Folsom; Charles
I. Schottland, commissioner Of
Social Security; George F. David
son, deputy welfare minister Of
Canada. and others prominent in
the field, including John w.
Tramburg, former head Of the
District Welfare Department and
president Of the association.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Tuesday are Audrey Berry. ARM
strong: Nancy Richardson. CAL
win Coolidge; William Robert
Martin, Capitol Page; Lynn Gra-
bowski, Mckinley: Alexander l..
Perkins, Spingarn; John Elden
Lawyer, Woodrow Wilson; Hilda
Schmid, Holy Trinity; Eleanor
Gallagher. Immaculate Concep-
ton; David Tilgman, Mackin;
Mary Stenson, Academy Of Notre
Dame: Edna Robinson. Immacu-
lata. and a representative from
Roosevelt High School still to be
named.
Competing on Wednesday viii
be william Roper, Anacostia:
Wilmer Hunt. jr.. Cardozo;
ISandra White, Dunbar; Eleanor
M. Briscoe, Eastern; Sue O'Brien,
Western; June Toms. Margaret
Murray Washington; Mary Rae
Lynch, Academy of the Holy
Cross; Gabriel Kajeckas. Con-
zaga; James Sheridan, Priory;
Faye Padgetto. st. Cecilia's Acad-
emy. and Robert Weinaug. st.
Johns.
Four finalists will be chosen.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

two each evening. These stu
dents win compete in the local
finals on December II, which
win be teleyised over Station
WMAL-TV.
Judges for the Tuesday COM
petition will be George E. C.
Hayes, chairman of the District
Public Utilities Commission; Paul
r. Dean. dean of the Georgetown
University Law Center, and
Norman Reed, program director
of WWDC. Wednesdays judges
will be o. S. Colclough, dean of
faculties of George Washington
University; Charles D. Bishop,
and public service di-
rector Of WMAL-TV, and Schuy-
Ter Lowe. District Director Of
General Administration.
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with the consolidation plan.

with the consolidation plan.
Neither do the big labor leaders
intend to change their plans
which have been two years in
the making so as to make them
more palatable to the opponents,
One of the merger opponents,
President Woodruff Randolph OF
the AFL international Typo
graphical Union. has complained
the proposed constitution con-
tains too much centralized con-
troll over jurisdictions of mem
Der unions. AFL and CIO lead
ers deny this.
A. Philip Randolph, president
of the AFL Brotherhood oi
Slee ping Car Porters, ha'
charged the AFL-CIO viii have
too little authority to enforce
a declared policy against racial
discrimination within unions.
Michael J. Quill, head of the
CTO Transport Workers, has
been another vocsferous oppo-
nent of the consolidation plan
He charges that the smaller
unions. particularly those in the
CIO. will be absorbed by the
larger AFL groups.
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q 10 Compete
In Speech Test

Twenty three Washington high
school students will compete In
the semi-finals Of the local
Voice of Democracy" contest at
8 pm. Tuesday and Wednesday
In the United States Chamber Of
Commerce Building.
Students from public, private
and parochial schools will take
part in the annual event. spon-
sored by the United States Junior
Chamber Of Commerce, the Radio
Electronics- Television Manufac-
turers' Association and the Ma
tional Association Of Radio and
Television Broadcasters. Each
semi -finalist Is the winner Of
the competition at his school and
will speak on II Speak for De-
mocracy."
Semi-finalists to compete
Evening star., 1955-11-27

that certain provisions of the
proposed AFL-CIO constitution
would make it easier for the more
unions to gobble up the
little ones are the basis for the
scattered opposition to merger.
But those who drafted the
constitution claim the fears are
|groundless and they doubt that
any of the protesting unions will
go so far as to refuse to go along
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Dr.. Mann to Speak

Animals I Have Known" will
be the topic of DR.. William M.
Mann, Washington Zoo director
at a luncheon meeting Of the
Washington Sertoma Club at
1878 pm. Tuesday In the Ham
ilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

A week from tomorrow the
first AFL-CIo convention will
open, also in New York. Among
the speakers at that meeting viii
be two Cabinet members, Secre-
tary Of Labor Mitchell and
Marion Folsom, Secretary OF
Health, Education and Welfare,
and Adlai Stevenson.
Fears of a few unions heads
Evening star., 1955-11-27
AFL, CIO Merger Plans
Finished; Approval Seen
By JAMES =. NEWTON

leaders yesterday had completed plans for
sodaton giant organization Of is million members
question of will be put to conventions Of
the two organizations separate meetings start
Thursday opposition expected from few smaller
unions but final approval of the plans regarded
Evening star., 1955-11-27
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Evening star., 1955-01-07
sy Ire Assoeiatsd Press

BEAUFORT, N. c.. Jan. L.
A hour sea and air search
for the crews of five Marine
amphibious craft in trouble in
rough water OF the coast here
ended this morning with all
hands safe.
The Navy reported at 2 am.
that all men were accounted
for and unharmed.
But from the time Of the
first sos at 7:08 pm. Coast
Guard, Marine and Navy men
searched the sea as three planes
dropped flares around Beaufort
inlet.
The saga began when nine
ducks small craft which travel
'on land and water set out from
the Morehead City Terminal for
the LSD San Marcos, one Of
some Is transports anchored
about 8 miles offshore.
The transports are to carry
Evening star., 1955-01-07
BY the Assoe,assd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Back in
1850, q struggling young lawyer
from the sticks nervously and
reluctantly took the plunge Of
signing a note for 5000 to buy
Q mid-Manhattan farm.
The city grew rapidly north
ward, and the property was
worth 81 million before he died.
A rags-to-riches chain of
events since John NJ. Bixby's
flyer in Gotham pastureland has
made $1.471.203 available for
distribution among about IS
heirs.
Descendants Of Pocahontas.
In the list of Is possible heirs
are descendants Of Pocahontas.
the Indian maid; poet-author
Edgar Allan Poe, and members
Of nobility living around the
world.
This group-most In their sew
enties and some in their eighties
have been weeded out of more
than 600 original possible claim
ants to shares in the bonanza.
The culling process has been
going on for more than five
years and has required search
Of family Bibles, newspaper files
going back to the 1820s, and rec
ords OF the Grand Army of the
Republic, the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and other
patriotic societies.
Surrogate (Judge) William T..
Collins. who has been hearing
the long story stepped in Ameri-
can lore. may wind UP the case
soon.
Lawyers Seek Heirs.
Surrogate Collins got the facts
from lawyers who searched for
the heirs Of the late Countess
Grace Sterling Bixby Mankow-
ski, daughter Of John M. Bixby,
who founded the fortune.
Mr.. Bixby's grandson, Count
Robert Conrad Mankowski. died
June 30. 1947. in Los Angeles.
leaving $1,471,203 of his SIS
million fortune to descendants
Of his mother, the Countess
Mankowski.
The Count said in his will
that he thought some Of the
fortune should revert to the
Bixbys, sand he stipulated that
they should include seventh de-
Evening star., 1955-01-07
7-Hour Search Saves Marines
Spilled in Sea by Five Ducks

Marines from Camp Lejeune and
elsewhere to Puerto Rico maneu-
vers. Capt Allan Stewart. I'd
Marine Division PIO officer. re-
counted 1t:
-Four Of the ducks got on
safely through turbulent Beau
fort Inlet. One capsized and its
four-man crew was quickly res.
cued.
Mechanical trouble sent two
more plunging onto a sandbar.
The Coast Guard found them
and took four men of at $3.50
pm. They rescued six more at
11:20.
The other two ducks and their
10 men still were missing. Wind.
rain and darkness plagued
searchers. There was talk Of
calling on the hunt until morn
ing. But about 1880 am, the
last two were sighted on another
bar two miles away. BY 2 a.rns
all were safe.