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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
The Federal Spotlight
BroyhiI Plans c Committee Fight
For J. so Classified Raise
By Joseph Young

Representative Broyh Republican. Of Virginia member of
the House Civil Service Committee yesterday that he
will insist the committee approving the rs
boost for classified employees that voted Friday for postal
workers.
Chairman Murray of the committee he
will advocate for classified employees
is per cent of the average
s I<.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Prize-Winning Manuscript

The tollo1Uino Is the price
thinning manuscript in the
scholastic Writing aDard con-
test, pon By EdtDard A. Stepp
of Northwestern High School:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

Rises Sets.
Sun, today B:33 6:O6
Sun, tomorrow 6:32 6.O7
Noon, today - 4:20pm SLOAN.
Automobile lights must be turned on
nne-half hour after sunset.
Precipit ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
River Report.

River Report.
(From u. S. Engineers,
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
Readings Washington National Airport
Yesterday Pct To-day Pct
Noon ------ 30 10 pm. --92
4 pm. 81
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest SO on March /
Lowest 10 on February g
High and Low of Last 2I Hours.
High. 65, at 400 pm.
Low. AZ, at 900 am.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

rs per cent postal pay boost will
result from salary reclassiflca-
Evening star., 1955-07-01
By VIOLET FAULKNER
rood Kditer Of The star

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July
1.-The 46th annual conven-
ton of the American Home
Economies Association comes
to q close today. Delegates
are packing up their tons OF
education literature and shop
ping bags Of samples and head
ing for home.
To escape the heat that
descended on MINNEAPOLIS
this week. many of the dele
gates are taking advantage
of the long holiday week end
for trips to the north shore
and the arrowhead country Of
Northern Minnesota.
Executive meetings will oc-
cupy the officers and COM
mittee heads most of this
afternoon and part Of tomor-
row. One Of the major ques-
tions to be discussed is the
matter of raising dues and
formulating tentative plans for
next years convention which
will be held here in Washing
ton.
Nevada Test
At q panel discussion yes
terday on News Flashes. |"
Katherine r. Smith. home
economist for the National
Gamers Association, reported
on the canned foods tests at
the Nevada test site. Miss
Smith was q personal observer
to the atomic blast.
Tests were run to see whether
canned foods in tin and glass
can be used safely under such
extreme emergency. The tests
were carried out under the
sponsorship of the Federal
Civil Defense Administration
with the cooperation Of COM
mittees from the National Cam
ners Association. the Can Man-
ufacturers' Institute, and the
Glass Container Manufacture
ers; Institute.
There were IS. 900 samples Of
some so commonly used canned
and glass packed items ex-
posed to the blast. They are
now being checked for their
reactions to physical damage,
radio-activity. retention OF
nutrients and other factors.
This testing may 90 on for as
long as two years before results
are completed.
Immediately following the
tests the Federal Civil Defense
Administration released this
Evening star., 1955-07-01
By SHARON DoRAH
Two teen-agers are going on

/. Two teen-agers are going on
o fabulous tourl Sixteen
year.old David Loewenstein
and Sidney Abel are the only
two Washington members Of
the Student international
Tour Association. known to
teens as STA tseetaos
This association, which deals
only with teen-agers and gives
them reduced rates In travel
ing. both in the United States
and Europe, Is located with
their main offices In New York
City. Going on one of these.
tours Is q rare treat to any
teen. since he or she (they are
all co-educational tours) can
be with other teen-agers. see
the world and pay very low
rates. Plus having q fabulous
time!
Anyone In the world can 60
on these tours" Sidney ex-
planned. And ! don't think
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Job Cumpdign
Sill Going Strong

Now for the Give a Teen
a job" campaign: Here is the
brief report Of the happen
ings SO far. According to the
Youth Councils and the Unit
ed States Department Of EN-
ployment in the District. the
campaign (which closed Of
ficiallN June l5) Is still going
strong. For every 100 jobs that
come in, about 500 teen-agers
want them There still aren't
enough jobs.
The Youth Council finds the
main block to getting more
Jobs is the employers attitudeA
toward hiring teensl That they
cannot work permanently. they
face draft, and others would be
breaking the Child Labor Law.
However. as for odd-jobs,
many, many teens have been
placed in such jobs as car
washing, window washing and
cleaning yards. An average Of
95 teens every two weeks are
placed in this type.
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY
HAVE A BLASTl See you
next Friday! :
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Menu Help
I. G., Washinoton

~ &-s W0etttf-SsgN "
For Mrs. w. L B., Cheverly.
in answer to her request for
ideas for suitable accompani-
ments to hard shelled crabs. I
would like to suggest buckets
Of homemade cole slaw. noun
tains Of the new barbecued
potato chips tif your guests
are too many to prepare
French fried potatoes for) and
rounds Of watermelon for de-
sert. Hot rolls and butter are
wonderful, but optional. Have
plenty Of hot coffee after
wards.
- Ny most successful recipe
for cole slaw is as follows:
One small head Of cabbage,
shredded. 2 small carrots,
grated, small onion, grated,
salt, freshly ground black pep
per, oregano, tarragon. thyme,
sage to taste. Marinate in u
cup tarragon vinegar and 2
tablespoons sugar. Add mayon-
naise to moisten sufficiently.
Refrigerate for at least 3 hours.
This serves 4.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Pickle Recipe
Hrs. D. 4. p. FalIs Church

MA. ~. ~ E.s Fltss Nbef 80
Picking season Is just
about here and ] would cer-
tainly appreciate . recipe for
kosher dill pickles. I noticed
another reader requested .
recipe for plain dill pickles
recently. Last year ! canned
some kosher dill pickles and
they we're q fiop. I still haven't
given up. however. and hope
to try again this year. We
have dill growing In the gar
den but have never had an
experience in using the honle-
grown dill.
Our bread and butter pickles
from last year were q real sue
cess and good enough to war
rant passing on the recipe TO
the readers. BY the way, We
used the cucumbers and green
peppers from our garden.
Bread and Butter Pickles
Twenty-Five to 80 cucumbers.
8 onions. 2 green peppers. u
cup salt. 5 cups vinegar. 5 cups
sugar. 2 tablespoons mustard
seed. ! teaspoon tumeric. n
teaspoon cloves. Wash cucur1-
bers and slice quite thin. Chop
onions and peppers. or grind
them. Combine with cucunl-
bers and salt. Let stand 5
hours and drain. Combine
vinegar. sugar and spices In.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Home Economists
Told OF Food, Atom

preliminary evaluation: "The
project ofiicer reported that IN
residential structures located
sas close as 400 feet from
ground zero. commercially
packaged foods came through
the test relatively better than
many of the homes. From
observations made on the food
stuffs within six hours after
the blast. it can be stated with
considerable assurance that
they would be suitable for
emergency feeding"
*Es&
.our proudest announce
ment," said Rosalie Riglin.
California Foods Research In
stitute. another speaker. .is q
new pitter for cling peaches.
It leaves that beautiful pink
color around the pit when the
pit has been removed. More
Of the flavor Is left by this new
process"
In the avocado industry. she
went on, the myth has finally
been exploded that the axo-
cado is Q synonym for butter.
Working with the Bureau Of
Human Nutrition. the institute
has given them evidence that
the average fat content Of the
California avocado is about
141a per cent, whereas the
bureaus publications listed it
as 26 per cent.
Ayaneline S. Day. Bernard
L. Lewis. Inc, spoke for the
spice and herb industry.
THE trade reports there are
approximately so spices come
monty available in this coun-
try today, compared with less
than two dozen is years ago.
she said.
The average American is
consuming 16 per cent more
spices than ever before In his
tory. The reason for the In
crease is attributed to the mill
lions or widely travelled serv-
icemen and tourists who have
returned from their travels
singing the praises Of the for.
eign cuisine.
It has also been definitely
proven that spices have so lit
tie salt in them, they may be
used in low-sodium diet. She
pointed out that spices could
help doctors solve the great
Evening star., 1955-07-01

they are completely booked up
yet for the summer. They usu-
ally take 80 boys and girls in
one tour. and the tour is VERY
ehaperonedi"
Sidney. Of Woodward Prep.
and David, Of Wilson High.
are going on what is called
! THE Pioneer Tour, which will
take these two strictly east
ern teens to the Wild West for
the first time! Leaving early
In July. the teen tourists will
camp out 40 nights in the var
ious national parks west Of
the Rockies. "A huge truck
loaded with all the luggage
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Pace-setting styles that made 4
splash on Miami beaches
direct to you for vacation time
-. at a fabulous low price! See
this line up Of Cabana sets!
Rayons in splash prints, linen
look rayons in a rope pattern,
mesh designs, tablecloth checks
and terry, sea prints, even some
with terry-lined jackets y. plus
many more fabrics and patterns.
Sizes S, M, L, XII in the group.
Kanns-steet Floor, washington; Arlington
Evening star., 1955-07-01

ri-i1 lt q a5sl
est drawback to low-sodium
diets the lack OF taste
which drives the patient to
cheat and even give UP the
treatment completely.
Elspeth Bennett. Ralston
Purina Co. also had some-
thing to say about the low
sodium diet,
Regulations now require
that all food advertised as
"low sodium" mo salt" mo
salt added" must give the aver
age total, amount Of sodium
In . stated serving" she said.
:. E =
Evening star., 1955-07-01
VISITING Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard p.
Butrick and their son Richard,
jr., are in this city en- route
to Sac Paulo, Brazil, where
Mr.. Butrick will take UP his
new duties as United States
Consul General. Mr.. Butrick
has been stationed in Mont
real, Canada.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

win be held on Monday at
the same time. These girls.
directed by sylvia Dewey after
their appearances on the reg
ular fashion shows In Teen
Time Spotlight featuring
outstanding teen-agers IN the
county, win model summer
fashions. titled Country Club
Fashions.
That's this Sunday. when II
very good-looking girls. ages
Evening star., 1955-07-01
TEEN SCENE
Two Washington Teen-Agers
To Tour Country With STA
,n-Aders

will follow the group. which
win 60 by bus. Sounds right
gay, men. Juggling the ole
sleeping bag from national
park 70 national park!
We viii go through Utah,
Arizona. Las vagas, Nevada.
wyoming. the northern tip Of
Washington, and all through
California" Sidney continued.
Sightseeing. eating all the
famous foods known to each
section of America, swimming,
deep sea fishing. hiking these
two teens win have a great
time on tourl
P.S. Do you or friends have
any neatie neat summer vaca-
tion plans2 Why not let me
know9 okaya
Fresh Crop
OF Lingo
We haven't had any lingo for
ages, so here s the fresh crop
just In for summer usage
with the origination of each of
the phrases in parenthesis:
Cool it, mani" Let's
dance to that record |! sNfiami.) }
This Is really noWhere!"
It's great! (Alahama.)
LET those wheels spin!"
Use your brain! uouisiana.)
Not TOO great!" e. It's
fabulousl ID. CD
Il Jumped it," Flubbed
up completely. (Maryland.)
"Hi, chicken!" -. Hello to q
girl. California, natch.)
you are so-o-o-o rare to
/. mel" You're really tops.
(Is nationwide, due to the re.
cording last month";
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Cleun Aluminium
=. p. X. Rockville

FOR Mrs. T. A. c.. WASH
ington To clean aluminium
try q dab Of hand cleaner that
uses 1 streak OF lightning for
q trade mark on q wet soaped
aluminium cleaning pad, plus
elbow grease. II the stains are
not too old and the crust not
too hard it win work. / have
used II And II has worked for
me.
p. s. II your husband is an
amateur mechanic and has q
portable electric drill, get a
3 or 4-inch stiff bufing brush
and fasten 1t In the drill and
take it on with that.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Teen-Age Girls
To Model Fashions

This Sunday, If it doesn't
rain, IA teen-age girls will
present a fashion show at the
Prince Georges Country Club,
at 2 pm. If 1t does rain, 1t
Evening star., 1955-07-01
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

. large preserving kettle.
Bring to = boil. Add drained
cucumbers. Heat thoroughly
but do not bon. Pack while
hot into steriiized Jars and
seal at once.
/ have numerous clippings
from the Readers Clearing
House and md them very
useful.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
Twin Calves Reduce
Milk Production

TO DETERMINE the effects of twin
ming, South Dakota State College at
Brookings has kept records over So
year period during which time 20 cows
gave birth to twin calves. The milk
production records of these cows show
that Immediately following twinning
the lactation averaged approximately
1000 pounds of milk and so pounds of
butterfat less than prior to and after
twinning
With milk selling at say $4.44 per,
hundredweight, this represents a loss
of about $40 during the 1actation fol-
lowing the birth of twins With pure
bred cattle, the South Dakota report
points out, the value of this extra calf
may more than offset the reduction of
milk income, but in grade cattle, the
extra calf may not pay for the loss in
milk.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
BUYERS Limited
At Hills Sale
26 bulls average .... $3S
I'll. B. Sager, Auctioneer

WAYNE HILLS Grassland Hereford
Ranch had a fine selection of good top
quality bulls available, both herd bull
prospects and range bull prospects, but
there were not enough bull buyers on
the seats sale day, Nov. 9, to warrant
selling the entire bull battery.
Herman Wuerl, Eden, was top bull
buyer of the day, purchasing good,
smooth March calf for $685. C. D. and
David Dutton took home good herd
bull prospect, W. Hills Promino Ernie
Wight, Hall, also took home topnotch
herd bull prospect, Hills Promino Most
of the remaining bulls went to local
buyers from surrounding areas of the
state.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
Falls Sale Prices
Good Despite Cold
80 bulls average ... $37
Fl. B. SAGER, Auctioneer

IN SPITE OF THE severest cold
spell in weather bureau history, Here
ford bulls at the 35th semi-annual
North Montana Hereford Breeders sale
brought satisfactory prices. Prices on
the top end of the offering were good
but the average price of the entire of
fering dropped badly on the last half
of the sale.
Vernon Smiley, Eden, took top money
of the sale with bull which sold to
Kohut Bros, Stockett, at 5000. The
grand champion of the sale, from the
l.. Mikke1son & Sons ranch at Eden,
sold to the Felix Hill Estate, Geyser,
at $720, while the reserve champion
sold at $685.. This was Nick Vlinker,
Choteau, entry which sold to Prof
Hereford Ranch, Dutton. Bob Gordon,
Great Falls, picked seven head of the
offering while Albert Masaros, also of
Great Falls. bought four head.
The sale was held at the North Mon
tana Fairgrounds on Nov. IL with Ted
Fosse, Great Falls, in charge.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01
8gw g " Cd O.
=:;;;:;;::;;;: i ] IS;

DEC. 2. BILLINGS: Bear Claw Ranch Sale.
Dayton Wyo- y.
DEC. S, SIDNEY: East Montana Hereford ASS
Show and Sale.
DEC. 3, MILES CITY: Eastern Montana Feeder
Assn. Bull Sale. OdiIes City Bull SaIe.)
FEB. 10, GREAT FALLS: Montana PoIIed
Hereford Assn Sale.
FEB. 1914. 1856, srEssoULA: Top Cut Hereford
Sale.
MARCH Is, 10, CHINOOK: Bear Paw Herefcs
Breeders Assn. annual Spring Show and Sale.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-12-01

Our present herd is composed of granddaughter of
Domino 9TH famous Willow bull and daughters of
BIonchord 34th, JF Double Royal and Plus Dondy 62nd
ing We've just recently odded one-hoIf interest in bu
Advance HortIond Lompenter breeding from whom e,
better things to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-17
HOUSES UNFINISHED

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, ND. 500 4eth
aye.-S bedrms,, hv. rm.. din. rm.,
h.1h. I'm. S bsns. WITH ,A ssp, .ntr gas
ARMY MAJ AREA. Brookmont-im-
mac. 3-bedrm. brick home: full din.
S.: .1 and "a, baths Hl,S Ear b s.,S
with option to buy. Mr.. Barton.
OIL. e-i6i3. cox q CO. lis
a-STORY BRICK HOUSES bed
rms, ] v baths; y block from NJ
bus on Western ave-: $40 mo.
Avail. immed, OIL. 2.335I. -1S
TAK0MA PARK. MD.-5.rm. bunga.
Bath, : eedrms.; gas heat; bsmt !;
A EIcd s Excl fS Sc Sc ss95 5bedrm s
house. / blk, school and stores.
BUNGALOMV5e rooms. 2 bedrooms.
all mod. improvements, fenced I'd,
very quite residential neighborhood.
neal. car line; close in. no objection
e ehild Is, or pets. sioo month.
BOILING FIELD AREA-s-bedrm.
semidet,. fun bsmt., feneed-in rear
I'd 100 Elmira s'w. 10. 3-sG54-
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-41es W. lie.
land st.-Attarctiye stuceo with Ice
snSi9seu sun poISn. VII NV neat.
nine playroom. 2-ear garage with
storage rm., Ice. yard. $3.50 OIL
CON-. AND NEBRAsKA-semidet.
2-levei brick. . hedrnfs., ~ baths.
d ly r dn.,,d aTteIlaes S.. On rs r p Kit
finished rec. rin. on ground floor;
sep. garden entr.. scr. porch. fenced
yd.. gas heat. mr.. schools buses.
ren over 10. Call EN-. 3-5i51.
DIXON H1T.L. MD Two arm. bun
ssalioSwsi | mod; cleo: stove, b; ".
rent from owner at sri ST. Bar.
nabas I'd. Sc. 10. 7-s150. lis
MCLEAN, VA. - 3-bedrm. rambler:
liy. rm. with flrepl dinette. ALL
cleo, kit. storage attic. uttl, rIn., oil
heat garage; ia-acre lot; 500 per
mo. For sppt., call Z. II. IRWIN
aiLIExANDRiA - bedrms. row
house; vacant; sacrifice. Call MRS.
HILL. so. 6-6a34, XII. 9-3s14,
Mr.. D. C.-.vacant; a-bedrm. Co
lonial, CITY WIDE REALTY, ia.
coRSER, 0 ROOMS, detached home,
professional man preferably. Drive
by and then call HE. 4-3197. sat.
or Sun. or Elk S-340S Mon. is
CHARMING e-BEnRM., den. RAM
bier: rec. rm. with fireplace: close
In Silver Spring; S19b mo. Ora
HAM & co. Ju. 5.e.ll0: is
!: blks. west Of 18th and Decatur
neishborhood; lse. Nv. nm, din.
rm. and kit, bedrms,. 2 full baths
and powder rm.: Gear built-in ga
rage. NJ 3. SMITH, INC. DI. q
1877; ewes. LU, i-t35:. lis
els DARLINGTON ST. Sc, cow
to Boiling Field and Eastover shop
sep. din. rm', powder rm., tiled
hsmt.. fenced yard; 500, NJ Z.
SMITH, INC. DI, T-7S77; ewes.
LII i-135o Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

VERY PLEASANT HOUSE. NV.
best section, 4 bedrms,. ga. baths,
SIS q day: incl. all utiis. ga mos
CHEvY CHASE AREA. 6347 3lst st
n,w.--Tastetully furnished. 3-bed-
rm. brick house with full nsmi
M M s So6Nr si7 T,,b mo PLANK Rhon 3
PHiLLIPs. IN. s.ss7s. "NA .
TAKOMA PARK--Niceiy furnished
3-hedrm. bungalow gas h,-wh
Apply e7f0 Wsstmoreland !. av.
1903 SOUTH OAKLAND ST.. ARL.
rA.--3 bearms. sep. din. rm.,. full
u ss;PtR T SFfeHiIsR W. 30 : At ssfse
this. spacious 3-bedroom home will
be hard TO duplicate. PUBLISHED
dining room. master bedroom, built
In garage. recreation room; schools
shopping, TRANSPORTATION az your
s si1sss.slDs sv.. For ia asPssa ny
HY aagfsTH vfHis S aigSo4 rambler
ideal foT child; sii6o. Ia. e-5sis
1880 OGDEN ST, Nw.-Just- Cd { Of
18th st.. Q rooms and bath. gas
hot;vster heat Rent only s13a,5o
soLii S1; Vasno Chase. beau
Truly furnished home Of American
diplomat nov abroad. Available
is mos lease. 3 bedrris. ~
baths, lily. nm. din. rn.. den. mod
ern kitchen and recreation room
Rental $3.50 Call OIL. $685. OF
yINEz GysHsAIRD; EN- a;4e32 &c., Ills
2h baths. breakfast rnn.. encl
ssrsse AVIAN, Jan. /. 5000. 81
envy hwy iciHAsE--charmine red Brick RI
house. corner lot. ! blk. Conn:
2 bedrmss Z baths, pantry; iae. DOR
cots sSEkEE ssof aEf I'll s5'osS' sen enid
brick. 2 bedrms.. bsnt, weil furn,S;
JAN. OcCUPANCY--2- bedrm. de-
tached home near cheverly Nd
inter intsTshsnssv ; Sl%S mo I'M Popes sd n
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - g
bedrm, brick bungalow near Chew
erly, Nd. interchange: SIPS mo.
Pouq .I N SMILEY. REALT9R,
BETTHEsDA@a-bedrm. rambler. con.
ysnisnt to trsnspp;s J and NH. Rsa-
ARL.. i31s N. Taylor st.-Brk., 2
bedrms.. garage, hrepl.. auto. wash
or, fenced yard. S125.
wHEATON---3 bedrooms. fully furn
linens. etc, dishwasher. TY, washer
storm windows. bsmt.; reasonable
syMLVkHH es STRING. aos LEIGHTos
AVE.-2-bedrm. bungalow, all gtIls
incl, exsssspt gas. mr. school. $40
A III sisssoi STUDIO in historical as
Franklin Forest near Falls Church
Va. ideal for couple. tranquil wood,
ed area: Is Minis. to. PentaRoti ailt
District: emo. lease or longer
immediate occupancy. 500 uer, mo
c1SuNf is2S otorraoE 4 rooms: i nsal
Bowie and Ft. Meade: lge. grove
trees and garden: beau. yard: beau.
TRULY and com. .f,irn.:. every mod
cow: 500. Call Central S-3iyl
BETHESDA. 7sf3 Old Chester I'd
rooms, 2 baths tbedrm.,. bath ant
bath on "a door. Very nicely fur
nished, Now available. S225.
EDW. n. JONES Il CO. INC.
$50 Connecticut OIL. 1877
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-17
HOUSES wrp. 70 RENT tcoa,.l

CHEVY CHAsE-Bsthssda = unfurn,
9 bedTms. up 2 $500. 81, 3.2sQ2:.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes IN
NV. d. C. and nearby Nd. Free
appraisal; no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TIRE STORE. est. over SO years Al
lame sS Sedst D. r. G. een Ira 9ss
eauip.; recsppins and vuicanizini
equip. optional. Owner retiring
Trihers save your time and mine
reasonable Box TAB, Star.
MEAT DISPLAY CASE, slicer. scales
grocery stocks. Best ofier. 341(
rA ikss n; no I6r ~ PoR s ssssNr HI soi.,
EMSs g stss s;s Apply MA: s-4esss o o.
IRooMING HousE PROPERTIES
Several good nv. legations, vii
GROCERY STORE-Owner must sell
small or no down payment 70 right
e eaton Viii ssss1Ss 1 sih sr0e
srs. Please call attorney for owner.
BEAUTY SALON for sale, large air.
cond.. at 18th and . SITS. VIII a.
nance. Box 2di:D: star. "a
BTbLpERs NyEs l Iny.. sI Il sO1d
real estate deals. Must stand in
vestigation. Contact HERMAN EI0
NE. S-4905, ewes, RIA. 6-6s37
DELlcaTEssES GROCERY ron
sALE-Established business IN ex.
ctptlOIlkily ME anOppiuk center II
Alexandria. Va. Illness forcing sale
at low price. Buyer must be expert
enced in this business. Call Mr.. r.
NJ. Taylor. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., Realtors, 724 14th st. NV.
coy iNS@ciose by Nd. univ. Nd,
b ast 49, ssms gSas GHa s siSs
ana peer; DALEY REAL ESTATE,
UN a IJi,.r ,,.gvp~ ie
IDEAL CONNEh mhhHEI IN res.
section' nearny Mo-; on sac peer .
4fa'yr. lease with tenewsE Se9 per
mo-, inei; uti Hs.;r p1lee' ,T2'ou9; Dai-
LEY REAL ESTATE YIN, A-iDts'
c.an,.v ,,,,-,, ,.,u -le
1hUCEnf WILn Dnh broom
spa, ior SAFE gooo pronSs, ioM over
sa1s; - I9'
ShObkOOM AND sHUf, commef-
cial turniture' dinette. Formlca
Anons pullnlpe ouAoV ~; pafk,ng
Rent, $40: kenslngton. ma.
S1.oOO with terms. Eonsiuer sales
promoter partner. LO. S-io3b
crs~.,r,.S- ,v.s. AVN ScIISS,
MgNT EnR GAIE ere 1oug rapf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-17
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HENDERsON's MOVING SERVICE
Arlington's Oldest movers. Large
or small. We move them all" Pree
estimates. ia 1-0255. -23
EATON MOVING CO.. organized
1923, experienced men. padded
vans. reasonable rates. Call NO: q
HAULING Of all kinds. no lob TOO
small. one piece or house fun. reaS
CAL BILL, AID. 4-3141. lis
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 9-o937; ewes, RIA. 3-l4t6.
LIGHT HAULING. local movins:
beaches a speciality. S. L, MORRIS.
tn, 2-t150 or Ii 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
Phone NO. f-0l04. UNION eTOR-
AGE co, INC. Established 1905.
HILL, well-known mover ins, exper.
men: closed vans; low rates: apis.
low as $50: any hr. AP. 1860.
MOVING And HAULING. day or
night; expert handiing: reasonable
rates. Du T-eBs7.
CHESTER MOvERs-Larse or small.
We do them. all. ST. $3.50. ia.
9-01lb evenings