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PIAN0S--Brand-neW standard make
fun KEYBOARD spinets. only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price. S596,
Aaho1lny finish, I0-yf. s1arantee.
Also many values In used spinsts
MART. I015 18th st. nv. lJust
seose ths nbrarsl. Open Thurs
P IN ffEia'n.i shape: ; In
3sx5i Inches, only $3.50 each. one
makeup frame. 26y96 inches with
slides for so 63tx93 finch galleyS,
and One vandercook No. OF proof
press; both for only $3.50. Calf NE,
RANGE.4-burner pushbutton, eiec.
REFkiGEkAfoks. used. $3.50 up;
guaranteed: deliY., lge. stock. ACME
STOVE. l011 9TH NV. MA. s-S952.
REFRIGERATOR. FRIGIDAIRE,
le53 model; "a "a Gu. IT.: excel. eond,
RE Riff I'll asiSSRs' admiral. ss ig Gu.
for quick sale. RA. 6-337s.
REFRlGERArOR for rent. brand
new: only 25c day, Rental may
apply to purchase. Call ST $1,000.
REFRlGERATORS. S24.50. electric.
gas, guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
2237 Ca. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR CLOSE OUT
We are CLOSING out ell new GE.
Frigidaire. Westinghouse and KEEL
vinator refrtgerators. Many styles
and models 70 choose from, all new
and fully guaranteed. Frse serv'
TIRE & BATTERY Co.
10th 4 H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9062
REFRIdERAToRs, gas. electric. an
sizes. sealed units: S26 I'D. Guar
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-O07s
RUG, hooked. sx10. new; S35. 1900
Massachusetts, avenue, NV Apt. 2,
RIGS 15j. sxiS: orientai-desisn
rugs; brand-new. never used. Value.
SO; sacr1ficing for SEQ. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1906 @ st. NV.
s ssfaSik nsW asdM assd ss CO. s: sois
SEWING MACHINE, new, never used !:
SO model, round bobbin. goes for
ward and reverse; sac, $46. AP.
sH l2egsf srEEL-we hsy. lowest
prices and stock commercial Grade
a shelslPs EEss ppsPnins sesE Est
man ave INV NV Nc. s[isis. 1879 M sas5:
' count pS ssene < q " suPPIY CO. Co.
l647 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3iSS'
SOFA. Rowe. sectional. less than g
mo. old, sac: at $l25: 1852 model
MAYTAG washer. ETinger type. S35
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

RosSLYN AREA bedrms.. iiv.
rm.., dtnette. kit. bath. cow. bus.
stores; $50. IA. 2-436S. --le
ARL.--New 5.room de luxe duplex:
2 hiks. Court House, Wilson. blvd.
and Fl. Myer. Ample closet and
i Appiy ns sese door Phone "a. s.sso7
OF ia; s-ss22; Rent. si10 per mo.
ARLINGTON, 1910 N. Courthouse
I'd. la-blk. from eourthouse--H-
&c. and i-bedrm. apis: from $50
j. oTBBoNs Rolls. Of. 2-osS6.
SO. -bedrm. apt, 10 minis.
Can IA. s-aoss ~ 20.
VERY CLOSE-IN ARL.-Newiy paint.
ed; 1-bedrm. apt. In modern bldg;
stoTss and transp- nearby: SIS; "a.
VERY CLosE-IN ARL.-spaeious q
bedrm apt. on LIST A.. In modern
apt. bldg; newly painted; $50:
stores and transp. nearby. IA =.
cLARENDoN-En,irs End d. In
lse. kit. bath. PVT. entr.; conven-
IA. 4-l345. -1s
N. ARL.-Entire LIST a. pvt. home:
8 lge rms, screened porch. lgel I'd:
cow. stores, bus; SIS, incl, all utils.
except electricity. JE. 2.S243. lis
MAYOR GARDENS
1920: bedrm.. living rm., dining.
kitchen and bath apt.
. bedrms.. living rm., dining
nm, kitchen and bath.
50. 900; 3 bedrooms, liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit and hath.
Have others. some air-cond., some
frst and second floors, storage and
laundry fac.'s avail. Cow. terms
arranged, az interest on unpaid
bal. OF original loan. To inspect,
call JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor;
daily q til o: 10. $4,000. --16
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ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLoYE. Wild
over, Protestant. desires furn, I'm.
Montgomery Co. I'M. 2-l5O0. LII
MAN. settled. desires q single room,
northwest: permanent. state price
and conyeniences. Box 373-D. Star.
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MOTORS bought, sold. exch.; all
makes. Low prices. ELECT. EQUIP.
co: 2473 SHERMAN ave; nv. 90.
nee: card files, various; time clock.
chairs and other small equipment.
Fire extinguishers, wrapping ma
terials, etc. Weekdays 4605-B,
Queensbury rd., Riverdele. Nd,
I'M A-lAA1 III
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GAS HEATERS
LUMBER-LIKE NEW

2."x12"x16 long ----s65 per 1000
Sheet rock 81 per sheet
Doors. frames, hardware = SIS ur
Other items too numerous 70 men
ton ,y All being sGld 1 trSm ilth and
Cash Wrecking Corp.
Open 2 AMI Pm. 2 Days . Week
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PIANOS WANTED
HA. 2-s4s0 Ill
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-h.E.
ROOMS FURN.-s.e.-s.W.
ROOMS FURN.--MD. b VA.

RM. NEXT to bath: phone priyil.:
Gentleman; mr.. transp. LII. 2-7o3s.
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MIscEL. FoR SALE lcens. J


MiscEL. FOR SALE tceas.I
BEDS-l simmons studio couch with
slip covers. S35; stearns-Foster
twtn bed. $50, With tnnerspring
BED. Hollywood. SIS: roIlaxay. $50:
2-pc, nv. rrn. suite and covers, $50:
chest drawers, $12.5o: d. J. table.
SIS. ST. 3-s546 after l. -16
BED. DOUBLE, club chair with slip
covers, very reasonable. NO. rl30l.
BEDRM. SET, maple. dbl. bed. al
most new foam rubber mattress
and boz. springs. dresser. vanity.
bench. night fable; very ress. RA.
Stat. liz
bIcYCLE. sirrs, .2o.in.: ehild.s
taehable toilet seat: baby carriage:
ell good. AP. 7-1619. -16
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| Print The SURPRISE ANSWER hare |

Unscramble the Z sets Of
tumble. Print each word
each tumble. The letters
cled squares may then be
ansDer suggested by the
(Answer appears on Page
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LADIES' DIAMOND DINNER RING,
80 diamonds. iridium platinum: In
sured for $500; will sell for $3.50
cash. CO. 5-2025, Ext. 81. liz
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$500 10th ST.. N.W.--Eiev bldg.
with secretarial switchboard serv-
ice bedrm.. liy. rm... dinette.
kitchen. bath. incl. porch: newly
nee ynr new ns GE osis =. sS,sSbos nd
ODerAtOr
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Cash REGISTERS, National. s25.
Also electric, throws ticket. 500.
l4th st. NV.
CARPET, handhooked rug. maple
desk and chair, drapes, vac. chr,
bookcases and books: moving, sAcr.
4201 Mass. ave. NV. EN-. 2-7653.
CASH REGISTER. new. r. C. Allen,
$139.5O.
CASH REGISTER SALES a. SERVICE
Q0oE IAfh 81 NV
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DIAMOND EING-l.20 Karat, soIi-
taire: perfect gem stone: appraised
ofIers over SAYS. Phone Mr..
WooLpRIDGE. AID. 2-7454. All
p sSn sfi SoSM sEf Nosd aise.: mod
ern, walnut, good condition, origi-
nally $500. Must sacrifice $3.50 or
best offer. WI. 6-S462.
FIREPLACE LOGS. gas and cleo:
screens. andirons. tools. ACME
STOVE, 1Ol1 18th NV, MA, S-S952.
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|REFRIdERAToRs, gas. electric. An
sizes. sealed units: S25 up. Guar
anteed.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
|2216-29 Ca. Ave. NV. AID. 4-OO7S
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Man Gets $2l,623
For Crash Injury

A Federal Court jury yester-
day returned a verdict for $21.-
623 in favor Of a man for an
injury to the lower part Of his
back suffered in July, 1858, when
an automobile he was driving
was struck by a truck on Seven
teenth street NV. at Rhode
Island avenue.
He is Theodore P. Callas, "a,
of 2805 Buena Vista terrace Sc.
The verdict was against the
Rock Creek Ginger Ale Co., 200
block of Seventh street S.W.,
owner of the truck. Mr.. Callas
had Stopped for a red light when
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should be thought Of, and
treated. in terms of those di-
IseaSes. Treatment will not vary
from that in the non-pregnant
person. Pregnancy should be
thought of as secondary"
DR.. Cosgrove said that it is
more Of a strain on a woman
artificially to terminate a preg-
macy than to let it run its natur-
al course.
Cites Recent Articles
He referred to recent articles
on the effects of German measles
during pregnancy. Many, he
said. think there must be an
abortion when measles strike a
pregnant woman.
That. in my opinion, is
hysteria."
DR.. Cosgrove, speaking to more
than 100 former interns Of
Freedmen's, said that among the
most serious infections to strike
Ia pregnant woman are pneu-
monia and the epidemic type Of
influenza.
Both result in a high maternal
mortality rate and frequent nat
ural loss of the unborn child
he said.
But, he added. pregnancy
must not be disturbed during
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Physician Hits Abortions
Used to Halt Diseases

Pregnancy should seldom if
ever be artificially terminated, a
New Jersey physician told a med
ical meeting at Howard Uni
versity.
DR.. Samuel A. Cosgrove, form
erly of the Margaret Hague Hos
pital in Jersey City, and retired
clinical professor of obstetrics
at Columbia University declared
the pregnant woman has bet
ter chance if her condition Is
allowed to run its regular course
no matter what infection she
suffers from.
The doctor addressed the 34th
annual session of the Associa-
ton Of Former Interns and Resi-
dents of Freedmen's Hospital.
Rarely" he declared, sis il
necessary to perform an abor-
ton"
Diseases occurring in preg-
nancy" DR.. Cosgrove said
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John W. Marcney. 81. Wilmington. Del.
and Jane Perkins, SO, 3402 Q st. NV
Neil McDade. %, Kearney, N. j., ane
Elizabeth M. Turner. 10. Arlington
Charles @. Hodge. "a, 74e 9TH st. Sc.
and Alice A. Williams. Is, 1851
Yancey :; Ksllns; t.. 272l Branch .ey.
E S;e;i an no. Marsret E smith. Il, 44Ss
Ksn dai p p. Peterson. ~, 1881 Naylo,
81 81 sS;sS s snd Barbara A. o'connor
ston st, s.w.. and Irene r. sirovic, "a
Albert L. staten. 10. sOs Decatu,
81 NV, and Marlenae Tilghman. Is
Robert ar " Gs e Ss1 20 and D1Eothss <
Calvin 3. Davis. so. 42o c st. ne. ant
Mary d. Whitley. 10. 042 9th st. ne
John "; Munroe, IL, 90. Dover. Mass.
snd M uric R. sandifer. "a, ChevS
James =, johnson. II, and Eva B. Love.
lace Fl. both Of 16 Rhode Island ave
willard J. Denney. rs. Columbus, Ohio
ana 10 Ann v. crumpler. 20, 4244
Abram Kelley, 90. ~ Bates st. NV
and Margie Harper. 20. 1879 r St
Arthur L. wooters. 20. Easton, Md. and
Mae L. Thomas, 49,, Kohala. Hawaii
America V. DiPietro. "a, 1929 Calvert
st; nv, and Mary L. McManus. "a,
James L. Rauschkqlb, FL. Walter Reed
Hospital. and Lillian M, Hood, 10
692l Georgia ave. NV.
James y, Mechling, 81, Alexandria, Va,
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the course Of these diseases
q v.fi AcialiuO .

THE course Of these diseases
artificially."
Prognosis Not Improved
It has been shown, he declared,
that the deliberate termination
|of pregnancy does not improve
the prognosis."
He cited instances of acute
appendectomies when surgeons
were forced to operate on preg-
Inant women, but still saved the
unborn children. He added that
even with pulmonary tubercu-
losis-one of the most serious
chronic diseases to have when
becoming decentralization is
rarely justified"
In most instances, he caid, mod
|ern antibiotics can take care of
infections transmitted from the
mother to the fetus. The effect
of syphilis on a child from the
mother is now almost wholly
|preventable, he added.
The three-day conference at
Howard University ends this aft
ernoon with an outing at Nor
beck, Md.
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and virginia ". Con. IS. Arlington
William L.. Mercer. IS, 1850 goth st
NV, and Dorothy ]. Robert, II. 1890
st. NV.
George X. Goldsmith, 2e, 81 oneids
st. NE, and sandra J. CHASER. 81,
West Hyattsville. Nd.
John C. Jones, 20, colmar Manor, Nd
and Nancy c. cambridge. 10, 1OIs
st. Sc.
Milton L. Layman, 81, and Alma J. How.
ard, 10, both Of Arlington. Va.
John J. HumpaL IT,. %, Lakewood
Ohio, and Eloise l.. Monroe. 20, 1906
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julius o. P. Dancy. 81, 510s C st. Sc.
h and Georsia M. Wolley, 10, 4l9 18th
Joseph j. Burroughs. 90, 1927 sth st
NV. and Maggie Stevens. Is. 1923
Franklin b. Johnson, 20. An Jefferson
i222 AID st. ne.
Leroy Bum. 81, and Monte Randolph
and Anglican M E, Lowe, 20, 607
william F, catcher. 80. and Jane x
RObert NJ Johnson n SG - 9 $50 NJ st. NV.
\ and Dolores A. Nelson, IS, 405 Frank
Herbert H t W. Brown, 20, 1891 Morse st
nn.e.:. and Mary F. Johnson 20 OF
clifton H. Robinson. %. 1912 Bruce pl
i Sc. and Barbara I. Benton, 20. 1623Hs
LaSf Word l. ~ johnson. 20, A Myrtle st
ne and Almeda P. Coleman, Is. So
| Hanover st. NV.
Samuel saltman, 4S: 27qI cOnnecticut
Connecticut. ave. NV.
Mills. 50. both Of 92e North Carolina
George A. 4 white. ~. Lancaster, N. H.,
and Mary j Waugh. 20. 2ISI 3 st. NV;
Ivan L. Paulk, IS. Waterloo, Ind, and
Ann j. talbot, ~, 9l4 llth st. Sc
4 Stephen Brown, So. 507 Nicholson st
NV: and Louise johnson. AS, 900
Henry Grant jr., 25. e24 5th st. ne,
and Doris A. Helm. "a, 323 @ st. ne
IT. A. FISHERMAN. "a. and Shirley j
Farmer, .19, both of Alexandria, Va
NV, and Alicia J. Stockton, 30, 1916
joseph f. f. THhioorne. 81. 1902 M st. ne.
and Rosemary A. Nickens. 20, 4440
Michael a. Shapiro. 30, Chicago. ILL.,,
and Arlene NJ. Kurtz, 10, 6l3 Oneida
Gerhard S. Wolf. 81. 1908 Jenifer St
5105 2Sth parkway Sc.
James 8. Moore. %, Mccormick, s. c.,
sylvester Marshall 80, 1920 Illinois
ave. NV. and Mazaela z. A. Dunn,
20. 4619 Iowa ave. ne.
George A. Williams, %. 4212 9TH st.
NV. and Barbara v. Akers. 20, lao
Edward j. sherer. 81, Drexel Hill, Pa,
and Cahre Mallardi, 81, 1925 N
Roland v. Pearson. 80. and Lena M
s. Church. %. both Of 1902 c st. ne
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the truck struck his automobile
in the rear. 1t was testified.
The injury aggravated an old
back injury Mr.. Callas had suf-
fered while in the Marine Corps.
An operation on the spine be-
came necessary as a result Of the
new injury.
Mr.. Callas was represented by
Attorney Paul r. Connolly. Judge
Edward M. Curran presided al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-07
Lions Name Officers

The Southwest Harbor Lions
Club have elected these officers
William M. Jarboe. president; s
Nv. LeiShear, Maurice Hardin
Horace M. McAvoy, vice presi-
dents; William B. Davis. treas
urer, and c. D. Schoolcraft, Sec
rotary.
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Reunion PIonned

Friendship House. 6l9 D street,
Sc. win hold a reunion luncheon
2 pm. Sunday for all former
House activity members. Those
planning to attend are asked to
call Miss Lydia Burklin. Lincoln
1892.
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IN ltmr

Old Club Verify The finest food
O~ Osss~ anywhere. Enjoy II OF
restaurant Beef E5sff' y Turkey KEY. " AN.
CHICKEN, sEAFooDS. LOBSTER. chom.
posns Cocktails. wines. beer. Dinner
from $ so; lunch from Use. Air-eon-
difionsd. Free p1rkine. Closed Mon
day. SIS So. Wosh. ST., Alex. Va.
Parties, Banauets. ReceptiOns.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. l1iD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three full days
and receiDe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other dGpS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-07

the trial Of the suit in the o. 3.
District Court for the District Of
Columbia.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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SAVE 500 ON NEW 1856
&c., PHILCO
Air Conditioner
2l9.95

Be ready for the first hot day This Phco is equipped with
an automatic hermosta temperature control Can flush
with window HIP motor that's tops in performance Gives
maximum cooling capacity positive moisture removal and
has high power factor for low current drain Buy this 1856
model now at this big savingl
Kdnns-AppnGnos sos-wa,hiuOtOu LOver Lspsr-AiuOton
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If Raining Snouzgg No Place Go-R Star Classified
HELP-MER

AWNING STORM WINDOW IN
sTALLEhSi experienced only: must
have tools and furnish own trucks.
INQUIRE Monday through Saturday.
am till noon. installation De-
parfment. WEATHERGUARD AIS
co, INC. 1921 14th st. NV. -
BAKER--We win train to run one Of
our bakeries partnership open to
ences. Write Box a6-H. Star.
BAKERY SALES DRIvER-Apply
9th st. NV. -
BARTENDER for small downtown
night club: hours. pm. to 2 am:
Sundays on; top salary to right
party; best references required
CAPf GUYS CLUB. 1912 New
York ave. NV. %
BOILER INSPECTOR, must have ma
tional board commission and be
. qualified TO inspect all casualty
lines. MA. $1,000. -
B0OkKEEPER, experienced, fun
charge through statements, under
40. This position offers unusual
growing concern. Good starting
salary. 6la days. disqualification, in
surance and other benefits. Apply
In person to $500 Branch ave,
Silver Hill. Md. %
|B0OKKEEPER, experienced automo-
bile accounting preferred. excellent
starting salary with an Unusual
Opportunity for advancement; paid
vacation; excellent insurance bene-
fits. Apply in person, Mr.. PATANE,
LOGAN tFordD. I'LL 18th st. NV.
-
BO0KKEEPER- GENERAL OFFICE
WORKER: S-hour, 6-day wreck
good steady job for experienced
man age no barrier; must be ex-
tremely accurate Cali MR.. ALLEN
WO 6-a4I3 for intefVipw -
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HELP-MEh

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN.
First-class man that can handle
wreck work straight salary or per-
centaRe basis; plenty OF work APP
ply to REIN BROS. Clinton. Nd.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
Must be steady and reliable; plenty
OF work on 45E basis: earnings up
to $500 per week. depending on
ability, ROSSLYN AUTO BODY
CO.. 1877 N. Lynn St, Arlington.
Va. IA. $4,000 %
AUTO GLASS MAN-We are taking
applications for an experienced and
dependable man who is willing to
take responsibility; excellent salarv
plus commission will be offered TO
the right man. Write your uuali-
fications. incl, refs. Sign name and
tel. no. Mail to Box III. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be expert
enced Call BRADSHAW'S TEAACC
SERVICE, ia. S-A374 10
AUTO MECHANICS sober. expe-
rteneed men who want to make tor
earnings In o warm. clean shop and
who appreciate such extra dement's
as guaranteed wages. insurance and
paid vacations. Should apply In
person to Mr.. HOMER WILSON
Sery Mgr. at DIVER MOTOR CO.
Bethesda Chevy Chase's outStand-
ing Dodge Plymouth leadership,
1890 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda,
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MANHATTAN AUTO

IN and II Dts. NV. vs. -
AUTO Statesmen. age IS 10 30;
get in on the busy season: new and
used cars; no experience neceS-
sary, will train. See Mr.. Curtin,
LOGAN MOTOR CO. tFordD, 354g
i4th st. NV. Apply 10 am. 70 Z
pm. No phone calls. %
AUTO Observation-Disclosures, az
ereSSIYe, youns man to sell new
Fords. Suburban area OF great po-
tential. Write your own deals,
Best opportunity in town for q
producer. See Mr.. Heinlein, Ia
kOMA MOTOR CO., Takoma Park.
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HELP-MEN

CIGAR CLERK. white. must be en-.
baeco. candy. magazines: perma.
ent position. Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY, 1900 Conn. ave. nv.
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AUTO MECH. with TOOLS. TO s7f
D. c. EMPL EXCHANGE
AZTEC MECHANICS

To work on foreign cars. excellent
nay for top-notch men looking for
permanent employment. Company
dement's, vacation with pay Must
have reference. Apply in persou To
Mr Mills or Mrs Herson
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SoTICE or SPECIAL MEETING o.
STnCKHOLDERS, AMERICAN sEaO-

STnCKHOLDERS,A AMERICAN sESO-
RiTY AND TRUST COMPANY
Washington. y e;
January "a. 1890
IT. III. s,oekholders OF the American
security and Truss Company:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI
nursuant to call OF its Directors =
spec!al meeting OF the StoeKnoldeis
n American Security and Trust
Company will be held At rs pfin-
opal ONCE at 10Th SLfeet anu psn
C on Tuesday February ~.
iab6' at 1906 o'clock noon, for the
nrynose OF considering and Votine
nnnn proposal involving ATOMS
with matters incidental thereto:
The adoption Of ahaIeno11eI =,
Inc Company's certificate OF IN
CORPORATION which may be
Examined at the bank at any
time during oft1ce hours prl0I
10 the aforesaid meeting. Inc
resolution and Amendment o.
certificate OF incorporation are
for fhe purpose of authorizing.
TAI An increase OF the com
mon stock OF the Company from
S3,14u,0n0 to S5,UOu,DuU by the
Issuance of $4,000 new shaTes
Of stock Of the par value OF
fbj The sale of not to ex-
coed ] .333Ia Of said l26.g 900
new shares without f1rst Offer
ins aid shares 70 the holders
OF the Companys outstandins
common stock on any pro rata
or pre-emptiye rights basis sa.n.
ment TO the certificate OF in
corporation Of the Company
rejecting such capital increase
as here proposed:
Id A subscription price 70 be
Hed s' the Board Of Of P Pts or,
share on the l24. 688ss, shares
TO be offered to the holders Of
the Company's outstanding COM
mon stock at the rate OF one
share Of new stock for each
three shares held OF record a.
p 3ioO 1855 S,sl0't PM on February
The polls will be open from 1900
O'Clock noon until at least 1880
o'clock Pm. on the day OF the
A the transfer books of the Com
pany will be closed from February
II. 1855, to February 81, 1855. both
days inclusive, stockholders Of record
at 800 O'Clock p M. on February 10,
1856, will be entitled to vote at the
said special meeting.
Fl FLOYD Y EEL kIkERs LA WEHIiGns u
s. PERCY WIN. j. FLATHER,
THOMPSON JR.
BENJAMIN W JOHN A. REMON
HOWARD W. EDGAR NORRIS
KACY ROBERT c.
J. II. CAR BAKER
MICHAEL c A. ASPINWALL
JNO. c. RILL THORNTON W
OWEN
Directors Of American Security
and Trust Company.
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LOCAL
Sc 900 TO Sl3 600

Many openings In this area for re-
search, design, DEVELOPMENT and test
ngrs.--eieetronic andfor mech
anical employers pay the agency
fees on these Jobs for graduate
enerS.
ANN PALMER HAYNES. Suite 2a3
HO 2-7llT and no. 2-2SfT
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TAILOR

Your double-breasted suit converted
to up-to-date single breasted model
modelling on ladies and mems suits.
YORK TAILORS. 35S5 GeorGia ave
NV RIA 3-9742 Est. 1921 under
same manasement Of II. LEVINE,
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800 Franklin st. NE. -
ACCOUNTANT
COST

local manufsctursr. Cost expert.
ence helpful. Basic accounting
necessary. Submit resume. stating
age experience. salary expected
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MAYER & co.
al 18th ST. NV
Assistant Manager

Career opportunity avail
able TO 8 men Of good eharae-
ter, high school graduates. age
21-3O; automobtle required
during early phase Of train
Ing; excellent car allowance.
We have increased the start
ing salary and have added q
PROFIT Sharing Retirement
Plan to our many other bene-
hts, This position offers ex-
cellent opportunities in ex-
psndtnR progressive firm. with
promotion and salary in
cTeaSes consistent with abil-
ity and advancement to more
responsibility. Apply In per-
son, STATE LOAN CO.
Mr.. McGEHEE. 400 MARI
boro pike. Coral Hills. Nd
Mr.. DAVIS. 1900 Lee hwy,
Rosslyn. Arlington. Va.
MR., JONES. 1900 r. ].
ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
now available In our Cireula-
ton Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to 40 teie-
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to At
your requirements in many
cases
II interested In steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr..
Harvey Room 204. between
q am and d pm
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MANUEL REST HOME
In a beautiful spot in the foothills
reasonable rates Our home-eooked
food Is our speciality Fresh milk
and cream from our own Guernsey
COWS eEEs from our own hens.
MANUEL. REST HOME. Hilisboro,
Loudoun Co. Va. Hillsboro 2711.