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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
We haven't had an opening in over
: yrs. This is best Money Job
in city. You must have worked In
Res o serys ne or d hHtes knew
have excellent references to be con-
Don't phone. Cali In person, 1 tc
9 pm. TED LEWIS REST, 2655
Conn. ave. NV. 80
GIRL. to work on IBM equipment
Personnel Once, 20. 2-aaS1. SO
GIRL, colored. between 20 and &c
years Of age; phonoeraph, record
store; Must have selling experience
N Mi; , work involved in. Apply in per
only, QUALITY MUSIC co. 1S3e
9TH st. NV. DO NOT PHONE. 30
GIRLS. white: pleas. work with color
films and prints, in camera store and
lab. h. S. edo. See Mr. REISINGER
today. 715 Kennedy st. NV. -3(
GIRL. refined, white, pleasant, t.
manage small soda fountain ant
clerk in small NV, sect; drugstore
a age So $3.50 eTper: hrs. o to Pm
good sal. pius 6onus. Apply FOX.
HALL VILLAGE PHAR,. 1911 Fox.
hall I'd. NV, WO. $4,000. 80
WOMAN, experienced for small office
knowledge Of bookkeeping and sec
retarial work: 5-day week in Hy
attsyille, Md. Salary based on expe
rience. WA. 7-5267. as
YOUNG GIRL to learn bookkeeping
and general once work: some tipping
required. 40-hr. work week; air
cond. office. paid vacations and hos
pitalization. For appt., call MR.
HOUSE, CO. $4,000, 5000. --3(
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STEEL
ALL SIZES OF T.
BEAMS, ANGLE IRON,
CHANNELS AND RE-
INFORCING STEEL.
CUT TO SIZE

lELEVlSlON DISCOUNTS
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICE s
BRAND NEW 1853 FAMOUS MAKE:
AIMCO TV SALES
$3.50 N. WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open Til 9 IA. $3.50,
TELEVISION SALE
81, brand-new, famous table model.
in cartons. List. S159.95. MOI
H., new, "a. floor models s6!
10" Du Mont, with FM radio So
| SLATTERY'S
a 1909 Wis Us. Ave A. MY IVY, q s KE 7.I5o
TINE PUNCH CLOCK, IBM electric
late model; used 6 mos, Cost, S2SI
Sl50 complete. AP. 1871. 80
TRACTORS, garden. and power NOV
erS; sale tTa sSIT al makes loves
s..@ss7. Mon 8aAt Through NJ SAT- WASH Asi ~
TRAINS, H.O.-gauge LAYOUT, pow
pack. eng. cars. Marklin German
enss.. pass. and frt. car and track
] Echophone radio, &C. and dc
Hand lawn mower. ia. 5-6052
TROMBONE, excellent condition; sac
N. Rolfe St. Arlington.
TV, 81 in, blond mahog.: $3.50 o.
best offer. LII. 1-0496. go
~ l2-lnch, excellent condition; $40
~ FIN, phone;; Admiral console
r yea RAD Eo a1SsGS eo a1dsl
nation, console; 21-in. screen. ma
hogany: | year old. For Information
call after 4:30 pm. KE. 7-1294,
TYPEwRITERs. Elcc. 1BM, just IL
from rent, Al cond.. sI25 ga
CENTRAL, 2Ol9 18th st. NV. Il
corona Ramnstd RGF'ae 5est r aSyfl
late models: 400 disc; guar. Alst
uprights, S25. CENTRAL, 2Ol9 14tt
vENDING. 20 weipht-vending scales
on location: s1.50o cash. JU. a-4099
vIoLTN-The old violin from the es
derful tone: 500. La. 6-8s@6. III
WASHER. de luxe Bendix, good con
dition. reasonable. RA. 6-3is7. -.
WASHER; 5end.X, auto; pract. new
WASHER, Easy Spindrier. excelen
condition: $50. Call 10. 4-6Sla.
WASHER, Bendix gyromatic: require
no boiling, Bendix drier. excel
ccnI, q price. Of. 7.sS9I. 20
hot-wster heater, Merton series
baby scales; baby carriage; portabl
ironer; Boy Scout pup tent. RIA
1855. 20
WASHER. 1859 automatic Whiri
pool. excellent condition, S45. Ores
cent 3-272S. 30
new 25c q day. rental may apply
to purchase. Call ST. $1,000. -
WASHER. Bendix, good condition
$50; mattress, dble,,. good cond.
$40. Call WA. 7-59l3. "a
WASHERS. all makes, types; SS.9'
up; most gnsEantssd repairs aanE az, slis
st. NV. ia. 9-7e00.
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PEKINEsE TWINS. male and female.
IL mos old. Good healthy dogs.
SIS for the pair. Call before 9 pm.
DAcHsHUSD PUPPIES. males and
females. Axe reg. JU. 5-37S3. ewes.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg; immed. del. ASGARD-ARBAED
KENNELS, nr. Great Falls. Va.
Pleasant 9-2222. II
CHIHUAHUA. 2 males. 3 mos; AKo
reg: adorable pets. ia. e-464S.
COCKER PUPPIES. purebred: 8 wks..
black or buzz; $50. JE. 2-04a3.
FOR sALE-collie puppies: Axe:
tri-colors and sables; big-boned;
beautifully marked; l male. 8. fe-
DOGS oe!sSi AND NJ CARS BoARDED-Picssup
and return serv. Vet. on 24-hr. call.
SHADY sIs6, SPRING KENNELS ooIIu tn.
Axe REG. COOKERS, 10 wkse: 1
blond male: l red female; house
broken: reas. Phone JU. 5-Qsl5.
IBEAGLEs. Axe registered: fed
champion bloodiine. OIL. 4-7255.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. 5 weeks
old; pedigree. Call JE. 2-o323;
KITTENS, domestic. short hair; 9
weeks old: free to good home. AP.
7-6623. go
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TEACHER or college student, excel.
int c experisnee. Apply Room
TEACHER or college student, health
TEIEPHo one sokI tn1s "f expert.
enced only, for furniture repair. re-
finishing, reupholstering, slip covers
Snd drapes' ATTRACTIVE pay plan.
CLARK, INC, Plumbing Contractors
ABA Connecticut Ave. 80
TYPlST-Presentabl young lady to
work in managers ONCE OF large air.
conditioned apartment project; de-
sire person with fine personality and
pleasant telephone voice. plus typ
ferson Bldg. ARLINGTON TOWERS.
Arlington. Va. No phone calls, please.
TYPIsT-sEcRETARY. wanted for
realty, Arm Can SYN. or Monday
waI HTf'Fsi WANTED e. s sxpsgienced
LoREs RESTAURANT, 4al2 WIS.
WAITRESS. white. courteous, attrac.
tive. under 80 good salary; good en-
" A'oA' "oA" >eoAhAe owe III"
MATTRESSES, exper. pref: apply in
person. BUS TERMINAL RESTAU-
RANT: railways Terminal, 18th
w anG n J. ave: nv. ., .,.2s q
pm. CLUB LA CONGA. 9412 Bal
timore blvd. College Park. Nd. -2S
MATTRESSES, exper.: apply in person
only; no phone calls. SAXONY BAR
Nh; AND GRILL. 9Q7 Pa; ave. NV.
MATTRESSES (2), white. truck stop
Apply in person after 5 pm. THE
ROYAL. 1917 New York ave. ne.
29s
WAITRESS, white, S25 week plus
81 ne Call after l pm. -2s
WAITRESS, exper,, on floor and
counter, nightwork. 1920 F st. NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED - Good sal
airy, sleeping quarters. Apply UNCLE
BILLIES' North Reach Md -oS
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SOLD Oh RENTED, DION
R. d M. REFRIGERATION CO.
PA L st. NE. Ii. $4,000
ANTIQUES - Entire stock. China
glassware, furniture. brio -brac. Re-
duced for quick clearance. Open
Sundays BICKERTON'S, 1922 wis
consin ave-, DE. 2-2044
ANTIQUES-Variety with lamps. TT
tings, shades. globes. chimneys.
specially. THE LAMP. $50 W Broad
st. Falls Church. Va. ABOVE SHOP
SELLING OUT. PRICES GREATLY
ANTIQUES - All periods. Furu.,
china. glassware and excel. lamps.
Prices drastically cut over Memorial
Day week end. The new shop,
CHAVIN HOUSE, 4th and A SITS. n e.,
Just off E. Capitol. 80
BABY CARRIAGE. $50; bathinette,
$40: stroller. SIS; basinette. $3.50;
high chair and pad, SIS. Very good
condition. RIA. 6-O32Q. 80
BAKERY EQUIPMENT for retail
shop, complete; Blodgett oven, Reed
cake MIXER, slicer, showcases. etc.
Terms. JU. S-3292 80
BATHTUBS. new and used, basins.
toilets. At lowest prices BLOCKS,
174R Lee hwy IA S-S7OO
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN saws, ! man, s1 III per day day;
6. EQU1P. CO. JU, 9-6SS1.
WALLPAPER STEAMERS. chain saws
sanders paint sprayers. tools FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY. WO .R-O52S
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CONSTRUCTION EQPT

EQPT,
FOR SALE OR RENT-EAsY TERMS
Rebuilt--A-1 Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. 10
Caterpillar Dis Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper, Model so
3 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO
Box las. BALTIC. 20, Md.
Murdoch $4,000
CRANE. Lima Paymaster with 60-ft
dragline. Call Tower 9-6145.
CRIB, attractive. light gray; excel
lent coonndition. Call co. 5.SsSS41
DAY NURsERY EoUIP.-e swings,
2 lge. bookcases. o children's cots,
plav table and chairs, baby beds,
high chairs. UN. 4-0174. -2S
DEEP FREEZE; chest type, z Gu. IT.
500. OIL. 2-712S. 80
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SALESLADY

Experienced, for accessory department
in exclusive shoe store; salary and
commission. store benefits; no tele-
phone calls. Apply l. MILLER &
SONS, 1922 r st. NV. 20
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

sportscasters. copy
writers. time statesmen wanted for
radio and Tv in Nd, Va. Indiana,
Arkansas, Miss. Placements contin.
nous. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING.. DE: 2-55S0: 80
COOK, wni'f IST DTeskiass anq sa.
IBM proportional spacing electric
typewriter operators; varitype and
DSJ helpful: full and part time work
available; experienced only. Phone
HU. 3-36S3. Il
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
or non-registered. for med
ical clinic; 40-hr. week. approx. "a
days vacation. and l3 days sick
leave per year; medical and hos
pitalization coverage; salary COM
mensurate with experience. Call
RENTAL AGENT. full time; new
project Alexandria; exper. preferred.
Box ALE. Star. 20
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WORK
Porches, patios, walks. retaining
walls, tile drainage; also. water
proof1ng.
ANGELO MARCuccIo. JU. e-1769
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable rates
Free estimates. Call RIA. 5000
FLOOR SANDING, finish: new. &c SO
#; old. loo up. c. L. HINSON. 142
u gSma I St S;e 70 ri l1s475; 80.
g. w. LEWIS. WA. 7-S367. 10
Lawn Moving and Painting
NJ. S. SEXTON. Gaithersburg 1l72
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

BELT CONVEYOR A. B. Farquhar
IS #. by Is in. 4-cylinder LeRoi
gas motor. Weekdays from z am. to
pm. RE. 7-4226. d
BICYCLE. girl's. "a In: good con-
ditinn. Reasonable. RA. 6-3IS7
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OPERATOR

Arl. automobile dealer desires switch
board operator with some tipping
knowledge. Mod. air.cond. Office
with pleasant SURROUNDINGS; 51aLday
wk., paid vacation. good salary.
Please give age, exper. and previous
employment. Write Box 11l-K,
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FARM AND GARDEN

Scotch Terrier Puppies
Axe reg. beauties. AP. 1850. 20
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

FURNITURE-Maple upholstered dav.
export bed. chair to match, step-ur
issss Istf0J &c. FG Ssss slightly gssd
FURNITURE-Din. nm, bedrm.. liv
rent. EN-. 2-5934. 30
FURNITURE-Din. rm. suite. Nv. nm
pieces, studio couch. 2 rugs. bureau
and chest. UNIVERSITY HILLS
APIS. IA. 2-S749. -3dN.
FURNITURE-Dining room. liv. rm,
and misc. pieces for sale. Very rea.
sonable. Call EN-. 2-S592. 3
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HELp-WoAEN

SECRETARY, experienced, wanted
tmmed., with first-elass references;
excellent shorthand: good prospects
Full details and professional record
will be kept confidential Write Box
242- E. Star. go
for consulting engineers
once: no shorthand necessary; must
Dc last and accurate aesn tyDIss; 6 ga
A. BROWN. 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
SECRETARY, association Of pro-
fessional men: moderate speed short
hand and tipping; air-cond., pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS; employe benefits.
S Sat playground sisl experience: ao Box
SECRETARY, for Turkish Military
hand and typing; college. reference
necessary: paid vacation and sick
ness; salary. $500. Call co, s.
SECRETARY, physician, nearby Va.
ONCE: reply by letter only. State
qualifications. previous employment,
reference, age; education; desired
Psrksr PRoFessioNA Siiii Bus1NEss
MANAGEMENT. INc- 1908 goth
sEssc;Rhh;TEiRY. for law ot,ces inter
ned duties. Cali DI. 7-6i3s. any
time. for appointment. go
age 20-30. executive In
chemical engineering research and
development firm in Alexandria
needs experienced secretary. College
1ciency required. Salary open. Call
XII. 9-S785 or XII. $4,000. 30
STENOGRAPHER, es-
tablished law firm, conditioned
offlces: Christmas bonus, vacation.
sick leave; legal experience desirable
hut not esSential MA 2.h0hl 40
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aId nd chest. = University Hills
FURNITURE-Dining room. liv. rniS,
and misc. pieces for sale. Very rea-
sonable. Call EN-. 2-S592. 3
FURNITURE
o Kf. Fsssssfrss y. COUCH light blue. s Gan
|FuRN.-studio couch. din. RIM. table.
e easiFs sp Kit WI utensils sia furnishing Of
dresserS. chest Of drawers. couch
drier washer Ii. 3-S526. 80
FURN. - New, mod. bumper sofa.
Lamps ,S chair sian At ottoman
Will sac. JU. 5-7003 after 10 m.
IFURN.-Din. rm. set. 4 pcs: other
odds and ends: moving to smaller
home. DE. 2-637S. Il
FURN.-Corner cabinet. chests, server,
nah. dining room tilt-leaf table
c T,sh extension lon leafs sab:s din I'm
5.5547. any time. 20
|FURN.-For quick sale, English oak
din; rm. table, buffet, china cabinet
with chairs. slip covered: $500.
r RhS9e ~. 22 3aSov a,n,na- s 2S,,,
oak bedroom suite with foam mat
tress and box springs. $3.50: chrome
dinette set. S35; davenport and
chair. $40. RIA. 1919. 30
FURN.-Studio couch. ltv. rm. chairs,
reeordto' dinette set; misc. NO.
FURN.-Rattan sofabed. chair. floor
lamp. linens, misc. items. All u
price. DU. 7-7s07. 80
FURN.-Box spring and innerspring
mattress: good cond. LA 6-6466.
FURN.-2 Heritage chs, custom slip
mirror, vacuum, etc. RA. 3-643l
FURN.. complete, for 1-bedrm. apt:
excel. cond.; will sacrifice, leaving
town. RA. 3-5950. go
FURN.. misc. liys. rm.; din, rm;. and
s san. jU ~ Gs s9fa bed Call Sat ats an'
FURN.. 7,drawer desk, $50; china
cabinet, SIS; sgle. bed, coil springs
500, lockwood table. SIS: porch
couch. S.; vase, EN-. 2-6sS3.
FuRN., mahog. din. rm. suite, sofa
table, end t ns: j. u s.5so7, eost
BILE: birch vanity: mahog. writing
desk and chair; table: all peri. cond
Must be sold immed. Very, reas
r 1919 10th his. st, nv. E Apt. sol:
china cupid. $50: maple spool dble
bed. spring and mattress. S25. Excel
cond. AID. 4-764S. 80
bed. box spring and
iinnerspring mattress; good cct3n7d.
LA. 6-6466. 20
FURN.-Lawson sofa. occes. chair
coffee table. sgle. bed. 1900 Locust
I'd. NV. RA.. 6.S3S6. 20
IFURN.-Mod. bedrm,, liv. rm.. tables,
lamps. chairs. china cab. sec. sofa.
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DESKS-OFFICE

7
$50 ON DISPLAY - TYPEWRITER
DESKS, $3.50. DOUBLE PED
FHA III p 'I DEs KS Sc sa5. 0o- Also
LARGE STOCK STEEL TYPE
WRITER DESKS, $50. LARGE
STOCK NEW DIRECT FROM FAC
TORY TO CONSUMER PRICED AT
SAVINGS UP TO 1851. CHAIRS TO
MATCH. SEE US FIRST.
MAE EHis Rsllys5 Ep faf E BsFhlPs co.
639 New York Ave. NV.
DTAMONDs-Ladys. Ia cts. S4c5:
lady's. u Ct, Sl25: lady's, 2Ia cts.
pear shape. $500: lady's. ] ct. emer-
aid cut. 5000: mans, 5 cts. $3.50.
lady's. IA cts. 1925. LIVINGTON
Il CO 1923 q st. NV. NE. S-526S.
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PERPETRATORS
MANUFACTURERS
CT,OSE-OITT

Special purchase OF new 1854 Frigid-
aire: colored refgrs., all sizes In
stock; some with auto. defrost
Available in yellow. green and white
No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY co.
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PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATE

daywork; for refined residential apt.
house; pleasant working conditions.
See Resident Manager in person, 9
am. to pm. 1900 F st. NV. rs
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Flagstone and Stone

STONE, CEMENT, pa
tioS, walls, steps. etc; Free estimate
Call JERRY LII. 1-47bR.
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HElP- woMEN tcens. y
DESK CLERK

Know seeretsrisl s.wb.. put up mail.
Hours q to II pm. See MRS.
MOTLEY at 4301 Mass. ave. be-
tween and 4 pm. Sat. and Sun.
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Princess Adios Scores
In Rosecroft Preview

A crowd of approximately
1000 harness racing fans turned
out at Rosecroft Raceway yes
terday afternoon for the eight
race non-wagering program held
as a preview of the 20-night
pari-mutuel meeting opening
Friday night at the Oxon Hill
track.
The top performance of the
matinee card came in the fifth
race which was won by New,
port Britt in 2:092s-the fastest
trotting time in the history of
preview programs at Rosecroft.
Washington fans had some
thing to shout about when
Princess Adios, a top contender
for the $27 900 William e. Miller
Memorial Pace scheduled for
May 81, beat out three other
nominees for the rich 2-year-old
event in the third race. Princess
Adois. owned by Roland Tabb Of
Oil Twelfth street NV. was
driven by Bill Hylan and clicked
in 2:172s in her maiden victory,
Newson Rosecroft, owned by
Mrs. Alice v. Miller, widow of
Rosecroft's founder, and driven
by the late horseman's son, John
w. Miller. Rosecroft president.
led most Of the way in the third
race but wound I'D third.
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BREAKS STILL WITH US
Harness Racing Opens
At Rosecroft Fridoy

swedge with bar and half round
with bar. Shoes sometimes are
padded with leather or sponge
rubber to protect the foot from
joltS of the track.
OF course, the driver plays an
important part in preventing in
reference with another horse
or sulky, which is the cause Of
some breaks.
Overwhelming Another Cause
The trainer also can help by
making sure his horse is not
overmatched, for harness horses
sometimes break in attempting
to keep up with a field that is
generally faster than the speed
to which he has progressed in
his training.
All these preventive measures
help cut down the number Of
breaks in harness racing. But
Hylan points out it will be next
to impossible to eliminate this
blot completely.
Some horses seem to have a
tendency for breaking due to
their breeding" Hylan says.
And any colts inclination when
first put out to pasture is to
gallop It is only through long
training that he is made to stay
on his gait.
Another quirk is that trot-
tiers have the more natural gait,
but break more often because
the PAGERS are held to their gait
by the hobbies"
Hylan also admitted that
sometimes trainers can't figure
out exactly why a horse breaks,
but often he continues racing
with the hope a clue will turn
up to overcome the habit.
Why then do the great horses
such as Victory Song. Good
Time, Proximity. Hi-Lo's Forbes.
Pronto Don and Stenographer
seem to have little trouble with
breaking? Hylan had a ready
answer:
Horses like that have every
thing-speed, strength, good
form, good temperaments and.
well, just everything. That's
why they became great"
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Rosecroft Results
(Non-Wagering Programl

FIRST RAcE--Trot classified. mile
Ann Gallon III Miller
Sentiment Sake ~. Borina)
Adelaide. Time. Bliss.
SECOND RAcE-Pace. classified. /
Bay Goose gtH. Nielson)
Mighty Snubby tB. Michaell
Mary Lawrence &c. Thompson)
Make Tass. Time. 2:14is.
THIRD RAcE-Pace. 2-year-olds.
Princess Adios w, Hylan)
Abbey Bay IL. Tolhurstl
Ne EstIRe f psncep fine FL M aI7
FOURTH RACE-Pace. classified.
Laureiite Hanover C. Brenneman)
G Shaff El NJ so. 81 s5Ess,
a:14ffs, 's' 0enA'0f Af'sA' 1'"e
FIFTH RACE-Trot classified. / mile.
Newport Britt CIV. Marvin
Daasli oskS WICK sT e Eos Carter,
buckles Pride. Time. a:09as.
Miss. Forbes Chief lBrenneman,
Ed w &c. Cropper)
o Gay scotty. Gallant knight. Time.
SEVENTH RACE-Pacs classified. 1
Princess Edith I'll. Nielsonl
shangri- La Spring &c. Meyer)
Bert Gallon wv. j. Millerl
Victory Reward, True Kate. PASCAL
Rosecroft. Time. 2:142s.
EIGHTH RACE-Trot CLASSIFIED. /
genny's Day dR. Frey
Lee v McEilen W.. !W; ;. Miller Mile Wi. r,u.
2:12
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Columbia Girls Play
In Baltimore Toduv

Columbia Girls Clubs softball
team will open its season today
with a double header against
the Baltimore Fillies, Maryland
State champions, at Patterson
Park, Baltimore. The attempted
opener at Fort Belvoir last Sun
day was washed out in the
fourth inning Of the first game,
with Columbia leading. 8 to o.
The Columbians will play the
18th Precinct Police (men) at
Turkey Thicket at 6 pm. Thurs
day.
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James M. Lynch, Rosecroft
general manager, announced
that another non-wagering pre-
view card would be held at 8
pm. Wednesday night and the
public again is invited free of
charge. Post time for the regu-
lar meeting opening Friday will
be $3.50 pm. with daily double
closing at 500.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
800 Inspect
Girls Home

Some 500 persons attended the
Ionia r. whipper Homes open
house yesterday at its new build
ing, 25ol Twentieth street NE.
= home for unwed mothers.
The remodeled structure can
accommodate l6 girls and 10
babies. The Whipper Home for
merly was located at SITS East
Capitol street before that prop
erty was sold to the District.
Bought for approximately $685.
600. the homes remodeling re-
quired about the same sum.
Although predominantly for
colored women, the home<accom-
modates persons without regard
for color, religion. economic sta
tus or national origin. The homes
sponsors win meet at S pm. to-
morrow to review applications
for the institutions five star
jobs.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
TRAILERS BANNED IN TRIANGLE
IN FRONT OF DISTRICT Bull DING

The District Commissioners today announced that all
advertising and ticket selling in the in front of
District Building will stop.
The order said:
In the interest of improving the appearance public
located directly in front of the District Building said
being bounded by Fourteenth street.
nue.. Thirteen street and street NV
quests received in the future this space for
advertising purposes parking tras the sale tickets
and the like, be denied"
The includes the temporary building housing the
District Veterans Center and the copy Of the Liberty Bell
recently taken out of the District Buildings doorway
It formerly the site large billboard urging traffic
safety.
The billboard taken down after The Star COM
planned about the ugness of the District Governments front
yard.
Traiers have been parked the in the past sell
tickets for various events including the Legion
convention
Evening star., 1955-04-18
Report Dealt With Needs,
.C.HospitoI Chiefs Insist

s.The chief medical officers Of
District General Hospital today
wanted 1t made clear that the
38-page report they made to the
Commissioners last week dealt
with critical deficiencies" af-
fecting patient care at the hos
pital and not with pay raises
for themselves.
The report itself has not been
made public. Commissioner
,Renah F. Camalier explained
today that Health Offieer Daniel
i. Seckinger wanted time to raed
1t himself and the Commissioner
has not seen it.
The statement from the hos
pital medical officers today was
prompted by comment to the
press by Commissioner Camalier
late last week. Commissioner
Camalier. noting that the report
had been prepared, told news
men that he believed the staff
was underpaid and that funds
to provide a bigger and better
paid medical staff at the city
hospital must be provided If the
hospitals standards are to be
maintained.
Il their statement today, the
Evening star., 1955-04-18

amount Of loans classified as
substandard." and the Bank Of
whitesviiie. KY. suspended on
discovery Of q large shortage.
At the time the two banks
closed they held 1909 deposit
accounts. FDIC said. totaling
$990. .283.
The end Of 1854 brought FDIc
through It's. 2lst year. During
that time, it said. it had dis
pursed $330.75 million to protect
depositors and terminate liquida-
tiohs In q total Of 424 insured
banks. OF this. 1t said. FDIC
by the end Of 1854 had recovered
$301.5 million and would recover
Q further $1.l million taking ac-
count Of interest payments and
other factors. FDIC said, that
would be a net loss of approxi-
mately $ls.25 million.
Evening star., 1955-04-18

chief medical officers comment
ed:
1T is apparent from the state
ment Of Commissioner Camalier
released Saturday that this re-
port has not been studied by
the Commissioners inasmuch as
the medical officers report deals
exclusively with, deficiencies af-
fecting patient care. No refer
ence was made to pay raises for
chief medical officers at the hos
pital.
This report was prepared by
the medical officers for the pur-
pose Of having these critical de-
ficiencies corrected in order that
patients at the hospital may
have adequate care"