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HELP-woMEN
TYPIST

TYPIsT AND GENERAL OFFICE
WORK-37 n HOUR WEEK; IN
| SALES ORGANIZATION CALL DI.
l7-117n FOR APPOINTMENT
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. attics for
that extra room you need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponsibility Quality remodeling
with background Of 20 years
experience. Free estimates: terms
to years. sEco SALES. JU. s.
ADDITIONs-All home reps, brick
prices; Is Years exp. HE' 4.537T.
BRICKLAYING Alterations; fre-
FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994. IA. 2-52s2.
BRICKWORk. blockwork. houses,
retaining walls, additions. free
estimates. ia. 9-6035.
BUILDING. remoderling. repairs all
work, concrete, etc. AP. 1874.
CARPENTER. general jobbing, store
fronts, home improvements, EDDIE
HOWELL. RIA. 6-9144
CARPENTRY AND GENERAL RE-
MODELLING. J. n, LAWRENCE. Est.
1925: . yrs. TO pay. Ii. 0-slO0.
CARPENTRY AND PA1NTING--smaii
or large iobs. Hourly or free
estimates Call Smith, II. 8-1297.
cAULKINO. roofing. uaterproofng.
Iepolnting. painting, cleaning: exp.
VIZ; VIII. mech, Ii. 7-82O9.
CEMENT WORK, brick and block
walls. stone path. yeneerinE. re-
liable coiored man: 20 yrs exper.
JIM HARRISON. Ii. $3.50.
CEMENT. brk. work, ali types. steps,
p0rcnes drain tile. dr.-wavs. bsmtS,
watsrproofing. Small Jobs OK. Ii.
CHIMNEY CLEANERS. Samuel G.
Boyd: Inc, RA.. 3-7944. Fire places
and furnaces cleaned and repaired.
Established over 20 years.
DRIyEwAYs, porehes. walks. walls.
LU. $500: days. II. 6-75a3. IL
ELEcTRIcAL VIKING and repairs,
5.g1es. UN. 4-1566.
FLOORS sANDED. finished; new. re
ext c. 1 HiNsoE, 10 i.55S5.
FLOOR sANDINC-FinishinE and
waxing: reas. rates; free estimates.
CAL RIA. 6-6795.
KITCHEN = Top.ouality perform
ance. planning. production and
equipment under responsibility.
Bring your kitchen up 10 par to-
day; take years on convenient
terms. Call SECO Kitchen plvi-
sion. ~. N-SnlO
KITCHEN M0DERNTzING--Aii tyres
cabinets and appliances Need verk.
GEORGE COOK. UH. 10000.
PAINTER--It pays 10 call me. DO
my own Jobs. interior. exterior Re-
fefenceg. Free egtlmates, RA. 6-3lJ9
PAINTING, small Jobs. work guar
anteed; free estimates. IL 4-555s,
PAINTING. exterior; ffrst-class VIZ
materials. DO own work. bfothert,
white: refs. "a. 2-173l.
PAINTING---We Specialize 10 beauti-
ful rooms. paint dries IN ] hgur.
odorlefs. III. 4.355s, III. e-lei1.
PAINTING. papsfing, va,srpfoonng:
interior, exterior. FHA loant ayah.
Por estimate can W, a-4a7l.
PAINTING. interior and eEterior.
white mechanics. free estimates.
after 2 pm. AP 1890,
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
J. r. LAWRENCE
Est 1875; 3 Yrs. % pay. u $500
PAPERiNG. 81 ana % this week
only 80 runfaet washaDie DapaTs,
10. $1,000. RA. 4.71n3
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS - oier complete
basis. Call EN-. 3-32g2 OF OR, g.
1886 l6e
H0UsEMAN or porter. coiored. de-
TU 2-l6d7 l2'
PAINTER. reliable. over 25 years;
OIL. 6-1s62. Mr.. HOLLIS.
PIX. elevator oper., colored.. Eve.
or part time. Also counter sales or
clerical. After 8 pm. Du. 1870
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIANO TEACHER, graduated with
gold medals; Vienna Conservatory,
gives lessons special, easy method;
classic and popular music. Call
CECILE DEBITA. TA. 9-9630.
ABC SHORTHAND in 6 weeks, day
tS12 wkly.) or IL wks. ewes. CSC
wkly.l TEMPLE SCH. MA. S-325s
. profitable
and exciting career. Men and
women. Low entrance fee. WASH
ENVY 1905 H st. NV. ST. 3-l037
WUNSCH, studio OF music, piano,
coaching voices, harmony, TOM
position, beginners and advanced.
Call DE. 2s0G68 or write 1712 Co.
lumbia Rd. NV, Wash. 8. D. C.
HIGH SCHOOL at home. standard
text furnished, low monthly pay
ments. write for American school
booklet Box SO, Bladensburg Nd.
or phone UN. 4-fS20.
INQUIRE NOW, MA, s-2340, new
classes starting in TYPING short.
hand. lr. acct, acct. CIVIL SER
VICE. finest positions, to Sl25 wk,
Beg and quick rev. BOYD SCHOOL
test. AZ yrs.l. cor. 18th and @ NV.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture: all subjects taught; approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1910 st. NV, DI. 7-l762.
SEPT CLASSES START MINED.
a
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SURGICAL TECHNICIANs

SURGICAL TECHNICIANS
White. male or female for operating
DOM: experience or training desir-
able Phone NURSING OFFICE.
RE. 7-46u0.
TEACHER-JOHN ROBERT pow
Frs SCHOOL, needs teacher. physi-
cal education BACKGROUND or physi-
cal therapy. Attractive. Call DU
7-6646 for appointment.
TEACHER for 4th and 9Th grade
groups. 1890 to pm. P. o. Box
1925. Wash. Is. D. C.
TEACHER for small third-grade
group. p. o. Box 4026, Wash. 10,
d. c.
TEACHERS, white, for: Phys. Ed.
librarian, art, math. English and
social studies and for p rimary
grades. S340-S550 mo. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY., 1341 G st. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER

Forty hrs. OF ..leassnt and inter-
esting work each week as stenos
between the ages Of rs and as
should apply. In person. to Personnel.
I'm. 602 $50 am. to ON. week
DAYS. or 9 m. to noon, Saturday
Typing and shorthand required; ex-
perience In credit operations destr-
able. but not essential
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SECY.-EXEC.

Man. 3b. college. Capitol Hill. assoc !.
indus, exper., seeks position with
COMPANY odering security. advance.
ment. Executive ability. capable re-
ligying many details; excellent back.
sfound and referencef. rapid typlng
and fhorthand. BOZ SAX, star, IL
SURF. on CoNsT, WORK. - yrT.
sxper:, ~ yrs. eIa % ss9sinssTT.ns
MIDDLE-AGHD MAN. white. DE-.
pendabis bus. exper. inside o. out
SIDE WORK day Of. eva. 10 .canyasss
IL
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PROPERTY MANAGER

Presently EMPLOYED; large. better
class operation. excellent on renting
and public relations: OUTSTANDING
local background and experiences
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J. r. LAWRENCE

Est 1875; 3 yrs 70 pay. II. $500
PAPERiNG. 81 ana % THIS week
Only 80 sunfast yashaDis DspeTs.
tcontinus1 % Next paSsI
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SECRETARIAL POSITION-A desk
in the attractive editorial offices
Of professional organization near
Dupont circle awaits a qualified
young woman who Is an AL typist,
can take occasional dictation. and
do proofreading Of material Of gen.
eral. interest. Varied duties: 5-day
week. Beginning salary $4,000
DU. 7-015S. Ext. 20.
SECRETARY. experienced. attrac-
tive, interesting position for mer-
concern; good salary, $3.50 to 500,
5 DAYS company benefits. Phone
Mr.. SELIG. ST. 3-14S0,
SECRETARY for national trade as
sociation; good pay. and hours,
with excellent employe benefits.
5-day week Apply 1928 10th
ST. NV.
SECRETARY, must be excellent
typist and some shorthand. for
law Office. Paid vacation. other
benefits. Salary open. One-girl
oftice. ST. 3-1S57.
SECRETARY, downtown Alex. S325.
POTOMAC EMPL.. GIL King ST..
Alex, XII. 9-5055.
SECRETARY, in real estate ONCE;
please state qualifications. exper.,
TEL. anu NdldIy GApGCIcQs R9pllGS
confidential. Box 306-L. Star.
SECRETARY TO circulation mgr,
natl publication: not over 80 yrs
must be alert, effic. assume resp. ::
good salary, excel working cond,
many employe benefits. Call MRS.
MICHAELS, DI. 7-g2S2.
SECRETARY, for real estate once.
requires good shorthand and use
IBM typewriter: 5-day week. paid
vacation; salary open. Call EN-
3-Sl00 for appointment
SECRETARIES
Secys., law ONCE SIS
Secys. research ONCE ----. $50
Secy. -Recep,. contractor ----- $50
Seey., embassy ----- $500
secys., jrs., engrs. co; $4,000
EditOfiai 10 se aes Bethesda SO 70 s s$soS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave NV. RIM. 500
SECRETARY-$350
Free to Travel. Exec. Type
Assoc. secretary. under 40, $50 wk
Law secretary. exper. 500 wk.
Secy.. -girl once $50 wk.
Many Others. Miss Young
ST. 3-3b64
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. Test. 90 Yrs.I
SKIP TRACERS. inside work only.
Some exper. desired. THE CROWN
CO.. 500 18th ST. NV.
STENOGRAPHY AND GENERAL Of
FICE WORK, in small. well-estab-
lished NV. real estate ONCE. Box
30S-L, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, salary, 1898 per
mo-, 4u-hr 5-day wk. OLD estab-
lisned firm. State age. race, refer
ences. address and phone number
Box BIOL. Star.
STENOGRAPHER
Forty hrs. OF ..leassnt and inter-
f Est o Tor cr. zach week q sr5 stones
should appiy, in person. to Personnel.
I'm. 602 $50 am. to 5 o m. week
DAYS, or Q m to noon, Saturday
Tvping and shorthand required; ex-
perienee in credit operations destr-
able, but not essential
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS (5)
Wonderful opportunity for quail
NED stenograpners' desiring tempo-
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no. a-.47s

WAITRESS - White. Night work
G',od lids; No calls. LOO RESIAU-
RANT. 3203 It. Pleasant st. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED, 81 years or
over. Apply 407 11th st. NV.
MATTRESSES wanted, day and night
work. Apply In person. POPS Rhode
Island ave. ne.
MATTRESSES, young, exper.; white.
KRAFT GRILL. 141 Kennedy ST.
NV. TU. 2-00l5.
WAITRESS, white or Japanese; ex-
perience necessary. Apply in per-
son. DINNER BELL. 7ti15 Wiscon-
sin ave-. Bethesda. Nd
WAITRESS, white; apply Sll s.
Wash. ST., Alex. Va, after ] pm.
Phone oV 3-3l35; good tips. IL {.
MATTRESSES. white, t2) full time.
1HE GONDOLIER RESTAURANT,
290O Columbia Pike, Arl., Va. IA.
WAITRESS, experienced: serving
mostly meals; white trade. Hours,
RESTAURANT. 1Ss5 4tR - s. s.N. >
MATTRESSES, white. experienced.
Apply: PRINCE GEORGE RESTAU-
RANT. 1925 Baltic. Hlvd.. Col. PIX,
Nd. UN. f-an60
WAITRESS
Must be experienced: excellent
earnings: pleasant working condi-
tons. WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT.
1853 Conn, Ave.
WAITRESS
Excellent position. top earnings:
must be ex2er. Apply CROWN
RESTAURANT. 517 18th st. NV.
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TYPIST

or full-time tipping: white; perma-
eht position. viii consider recent
nigh school graduate who types ac-
lcurateiy. 5-day wk.. vacation and
air conditioned Bldg. and other bene-
fits. Call
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Typist- Receptionist

Scientific research firm, in Be.
thesda; experience with IBM cleo
tromatic preferred: splendid oppor-
tunity for qualified applicant. Write
to 2: o. Box secs. Bethesda, Nd.
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ADDITIONs-All home reps, brick
work. carpentry and painting; low
prices; rs years exp. he 1887.
BRICKLAYING Alterations: fre-
places. walls: all types masonry, A.
FAGNANI. 10. 2-l994, ia. 2.52s2.
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RECORDS CLERK

For scientific research organization,
must be intellisent. versatile and
good typist. . years college. age
90 to 81 Starting salary So. 1870
per year. 37ia-hour week. excel
lent working conditions. State age,
marital status, education and ex-
perience. Box 18th, Star.
RENTAL CLERK, some tipping; ma
ture; $50. POTOMAC EMPL., 2334
Wilson blYd Arl ia 5-2nnO.
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ADDITIONS. alterations. attics for
that extra room you need. Call on
sponsibility Quality renIodelinR
with q BACKGROUND Of 20 years
experience Free estimates: terms
to > years. sEco SALES. JU. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11

:. bIockWofk. houses,
sstimates IA a.aiiaS Sl''Ona. ~
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SELDOM

Are we lucky enough to find a home
Of such individuality and charm
RARELY do we even have home for
SALE In this much-sought-aft COM
munity. Charmed. packed brice
beauty perfectly placed on a mag
nificent lawn sheltered by 10 huge
shade trees. LARGE living room has
grand piano alcove," separate din
ing room, huge entertaining den"
OPENING onto CURVED BRICK DIN
ING VERANDA, 3 bright bedrooms,
fun basement with garden entrance.
carport. Needs some redecorating
but the price is NOT $4,000. Priced
for immediate sale by out-of-town
owner for only S2l 800. Better call
quickly to see this one
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HOUSES TO BUILD
WILL BUILD

WILL BUILD
3 or 4 bedrm. rambler or split-leVel
on your lot. Payments as low as
$1,000 down. We will finance.
HUBBARD REALTY OV. 3-1946
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
DILLON
SELECTIONS
OPEN
1907 PM.
QUIET ELEGANCE
LAKE BAREFOOT
CUSTOM RAMBLER

On one OF the choicest lots with
a lake view A gorgeous Tennessee
crab orchard. stone and antique
brk. rambler, with 8 bedrms.. 3
baths, and a mahog paneled den
Distinctive design features found
only in above-average nome. Exclud-
ing spaciousness A tremendous
liv. rm.. with beamed ceiling with
i wall with view in full plate glass,
and a commencing stone firepl.; sep
din. rm with built-in side boards
an elaborate kit, up to the minute
in equip. Huge screened side porch
An attractive slate floored outdoor
patio, ground level fin. rec. rm.,
with flrepl and bar Full bath,
laundry and workroom in full bsmt.
Gear carport. Extra storage space.
Lovely lot with trees, yr. old and
considerably under cost priced at
S3O, 500.
DIRECTIONS: Out Arl. blvd. or
Col. pike 20 Sleepy Hollow I'd, turn
at the Malbrook sign and continue
on ,Malbrook I'd to Crossroad DIR.
on left. thence to Waterway DIR. and
left to 500 Waterway drive and
house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN, clean or 8 bedrm. home
Tor lott in Sc. or nearby Pr. Geo.
Co. HAVE SUBST. CASH. MRS
cox. ST. 3-736S. LU. 2-S136.
ALL CASH IMMEDIATELY for your
home, D, C. or Va. MR.. LISS, NE.
S-666S; ewes, RIA. 6-S307.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIST! We
will buy your home for all cash.
No commission. No charge for
evaluation. We have purchased
1916. Our reference-anv title
company. JOSEPH KINSKY
REALTOR, ST 1881; ewes. OIL
4-5514.
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for your
house. Call me for top-dollar and
quick action, MR., ISAAC. DI,
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.RLINGToN. ~ wILsoN nLvp.
NAYLoR sHoPPING cENTER NAY
0II MIcmGAN AvE. "a. b ths

NiNHtAdL aFts ENupplHk ttHttIt con-
tanning Food Fair and others
Beautiful modern etoTe. apprOz.
1870 with part basement. Com-
plete equipment for florist shop in
cluded In rent Also available for
other types Of business Immed.
p0ssessior. Consult leasing dept
SHANNON a. LUCHS co. Realtors,
S24 i4th 81 nv VA. S.2355
STORE with 3 apartments. desirable
location, Penna. ave. near GW
HOSPITAL Low rent, sos RE.
7-uN7T
STORE POR RENT--i.4O SQUARE
FEET. AIR CONDITIONED ~
LARGE MODERN Sc SHOPPING
(eENIEH EnD EfIHTIIEn fHEFIa
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More For Your Money
4-Bedrm. Cape Gods

Really a honey-brick home with
full bsmt. All for only Sl6,500 Gil
Many outstanding features: liy
rm. with fireplace. separate din, rnl
KIT, and lge. -si2e rear screened porch
? Ice. bedrms. on 2nd A., plus
tamily-sized bedrms on LIST. tile
bath. Completely redec Walking tC
bus. See il today DIRECTIONS
Out Lee hwy. approx / mile beyonc
Fails Church. turn left opposite Ma
tional Memorial Park on Lawrence
dr. house is ! 81 on left.
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TOP LOCATION
GILMORE Brick Rambler

On Leesburg pike at Culmort, a
professional man, or for family de-
string nice brick rambler near large
parochial school. 3 bedrms, separate
din, rm.. equipped kit. tile bath
util. rm, lge. screened side porch;
clean as a pin; level yard; near bus
and = large shopping centers, one Z
CT contract. OBJECTIONS: out
Columbia pike to Bailey's Crossroads,
turn right on Leesburg pike to open
sign on house. 451 Leesburg pike on
right. OR out Arl. blvd. to Seven
Corners. left on Leesburg pike to
house on left
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STORE. 8 ROOMS

2 bsihs m. fchool. good Tor Rro-
cerg o. dfiicsteEssn ss0raeta aes
AREA VEN iag rental Zee ana ~
Hsok5s. "a s.s527
KOGOD 81 BOOKOFF
az sth a. wv VA. s.e373
lcentlnasa sn HsTi Paaal
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Economy

Is the kew of success. You car
only $3.50 down and monthly payts
less than rent. Gift Nv rm. with
tlrepl.. Many extras, incl. stern
windows and doors. washer, screen!
and Venetian blinds. A worthy bu,
for non-GI's. Full price only ST..
100 Conv. to new Seven Corners
shopping center.
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Your Home Is You

Invest little more and have
glowing pride, This dazzling clean
3-bedrm. ranch style is sure to
meet the approval of every member
of your family. All Westinghouse
cleo kit. Full bsEht. Lovely corner
lot Beautifully Handicapped One of
the most popular homes in West
Vienna Woods. Full price, Sl5,25O.
FLA and conventional financing
available.
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SHORT ON CASH!
Purse Appeal

Eye appeal. It's an attractive g.
bedrm rambler with a large scr
porch overlooking beautifully land.
scaped yard Here's the clincher
lonly $4,000, $1,000 down and as,
sumo large, CT loan. Payts. onll
IT'S overlooking with values fol
the buyer.
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4786 LEE HIGHWAY. VA.

AT BUSY oLEBE ROAD INTER-
SECTION Store lBzg5, $3.50 Neigh
sorhe9o hss ihestfs ofuE ttofss
hank n 3 post0rlcf ard many
anal shops PETEPg RIAL EH-
TATE CO. 1870 " 81. nv, MA. 3.
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1912 BALTIMORE AVE.
FAYETTEVILLE MD

Modern good.slzs store used a.
rettagrart Tor many Year, Alt9
suitable Tor Women'g o. children 3
wear, shoes or any similar retail
business IN best block adle Wool
worth Peoples pep BOYS. ste. Reas
rental
JEBs Fisher MANAGEMENT co
1870 X 1T NV tx 3-lsll
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FARM Sumner home huntinf
lodge ~ acres IN Frederick Coun.
I y Vifg.nla About 20 acres ir
Z fenced paHture remainder wood
lano Unmatched scenic view from
/ mountain TOP nome OF rooms
oath. hot snd cold running water
Barn. granary shop. sheds peus
I Eve 8prlnRss creek, pond. fruit
trees Every kind % wild garre
So ono 80 miles from p c. write
GO BOX if6-M star
FREDERICK COUNTY, ND.
Beautiful estate Of 80 acres. With
orchards and farm pond mansion
and tenant house VIII facfinff be-
ard particulars acdresf PO Box
iei o. cal Emmiitoufg. Hlicfttt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

Children under ten have proporonAtely colds
adults And they can't be reasoned into taking medicine
and often put fucale battle they're hard
remedy however that doesn't produce walls OF protest
Grandmas pet baking soda and lemon Il doesn't
like medicine And you've learned the Of dressing
with surprise favor glassfu be lots OF fun
10 take First squeeze the juice OF fresh lemon Add half
glass Of water Then just before you're ready hand
young patient add the half Of soda
Be Aiming BY adding teaspoon serving
lemonade and give II fancy such Sunny Sweet
Soda Or substitute teaspoon Of honey
HoneyAde again. substitute . couple Of teaspoons
maraschno cherry juice and call Cherry Pink
might let the dream your
cocton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

vmNrSESE DIG HANpToN-Down 70 his
ah,rt sleevoa. ond whaling" all the dnss
Iumod bcndloadoE Lionel Hampton found q
Iuzs-crcsod cult holding on, Grnens Weunds
trudi6cnallY wultz-lovsnS inhahleGn"- durnS
Ma r@eeul Vsuuc concert wildly cheering
crowds followed the band. (Elswsprssa PhotoL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

The main r~ason We never
IN BOY small talk Is that u In
variabty conn. In large do~~e. -
4. &. Jolly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

ADVERTISERS IN THIS PAPER ARE
FRIENDS OF YOURS. BE SURE TO
PATRONIZE THEM FIRST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-26

of finishing tonight. But lead
ers Of both Houses were conf
dent remaining business could be
completed tomorrow.
The final figure on foreign aid,
agreed to by conferees yester-
day, is ST. billion less than the
President asked for, but 81 bill
lion more than was appropriated
last year.
The adjournment of this ses-
sion will mean the end of the
S4th Congress, unless something
unforeseen should cause the
President to call a special ses-
sion. All bills not completed by
both houses will be dead when
the new Congress meets in Janu-
airy.
The Senate stayed in session
until nearly midnight debating
the depressed area bill.
Senate action last night COM
'pleted and sent to the President
his customs simplification bill,
and two farm measures. One
would double the present SIS
billion authorization for sale or
donation of SURPRISES overseas.
The other would liberalize loans
to tenant and low income
farmers.
Another bill sent to the Presi-
dent would make members of
the Civil Air Patrol eligible for
death and disability benefits.
Both houses also sent to the
White House a bill to protect
franchiSed automobile dealers
from "coercive acts" of manu-
facturers. It would allow dealers
to take their grievances into
Federal courts.
Another bill on its way to the
White House extends for three
years United States participation
in the international wheat agree
ment.
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ssLOve Locked Out .
Novel Of the Month

Each month, the Journal offers you complete con,
IaS..d novel destined to be best seller when II
I;sL.d later in book form. Be sure to read THIS
gripping story of English deDut'n's VINO We, was
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where she least expected to find them-in ~ar''0'n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-26
President 0K'd
|Herter 10 Name
Nixon at Farley

The designation Of Massachu-
sets Gov. Christian A. Herter
to nominate Vice President
Nixon had President Eisenhow-
er's approval, but the President
did not personally ask Mr.. Her
ter to do the honors at San
Francisco next month.
That was the import of a
question-and-answer session be-
tween reporters and White House
Press Secretary James c. Hag-
erty today.
The interview. held at Mr..
Hagerty's regular morning brief
ing, went approximately like
this:
@. Did the President ask
Herter to nominate Nixon?
A. No.
@. Did anybody in the White
House?
A. Not to my knowledge.
@. Was this the Presidents
wish?
A. I know the President didn't
ask him.
@. Did the President COM
municate any thoughts on the
matter to &c. o. p. National
Committee Chairman) Hall?
A. When Hall was in Gettys-
burg (about two weeks ago) he
said he discussed convention
plans with the President, in
GLIDING someone to nominate the
Vice President.
@. Was Herter mentioned at
that time?
A. Yes.
@. Was Herter the only man
mentioned at that time?
A. No.
@. Who else?
A. I don't remember saying
@. At that time, did the PreSi-
dent ask Hall to ask Herter to
nominate Nixon?
A. No.
@. Did Hall mention it, then?
A. 1t was Halls initiative.
There was a general discussion
of convention plans. Hall men,
TONED Herter among others.
@. Did the President agree
that Herter was the man to NOM
mate Nixon?
A. He left those matters in
the hands of the national chair
man.
@. Since Gettysburg has the
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Democrats Will Tailor
Drive to Tight Budget

the country as possible. travelling
by plane and train.
The about Democratic effort
is scheduled to begin about the
middle Of September. with q few
speeches scheduled earlier. All
major contenders for the nomi-
nation have agreed to the gen.
eral outline for the campaign.
The Democratic kitty is es-
pecially low because Of the
expense involved in running q
large permanent operation here
in Washington since the election
of 1852. Oficials argue that this
has paid OF in terms Of keeping
morale high through the lean
years.
At any rate. there is little in
the way Of a reserve which will
Tot be useu up at the Chicago
convention. After that, all stops
will be pulled out in an appeal
to the party faithful, in order