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915 EMERSON sT.--N.w. attrac.
apt. in home Of young eple. utils.
Adults; SIS mo. ia. 9-7393. Iii
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
Living room, bedroom twin /.
path. kitchen, screened porch. util-
tiles, linens and dishes included;
adults; 500. Du. 7-3639 or ~.
S-27l..
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. bath-sh., kit,
utlls.; pvt. entr,. porch, yd.: good
trans: shops; duplex. RA. 6-93s2,
BEAUTIFUL, LARGE Q rms, kit,
bath. 1874 Lamont st. NV; Si25;
NICELY FURN. 2-BEDRM. APT,
suitable for 3 or 4; conveniently
l located. ia. 9-2s4S, or NO; =
sHOREHAM vIc.-suitabie for ) : or
Al, pvt. sleeping aaurters for 8:
utils. furn.; good location and
tsran1sp; pvt, sun deck; ref. DE.
|s.E.-zTovely apt. for employed
couple; modern. lst f., pvt; entr: ;
126 G ST. NE, mr.. Capitol and
en- nearms. e vacancies in 8 bldgs; +;
3OQ5 l4th ST. NV, next Columbia
Beautiful 1-rm. apt, stove.
refgr.; S42 mo. Apt. s. DE, q
10Th AND IRVING SITS. NV, also
Trm;, kit: bath; ayail. immed.i no
MODERN APT. BLDG.-Nicely furn.
efficiency apt. comb. liv. rm. and
bedrm., modern kitchen, separate
dinette., tile bath with. shower,
screened porch: parking lot; .S73.
ass g. VALLEY ALLEY AVE sE.-l-bedroSom
furnished apartment; private en-
GEORGIA AND n. HAMP. AVIS.
N.W.-Entire LIST f.: liv. rm., bed
nm: Slnrm.. kit. RA. 3-4S07.
GEORGETOWN = DUPLEX APT.
lge: liy. rm:, din. rn,. opening onto
mod. kit: May is to Sept. Is;
5000 mo-, utils. incl. DE. a-3O59.
PVT. ENTRANCE-Beaut. Ice. rm.
next mod. bath; linens, dishes;
l 1857 aS Sso s Gclf w st. nS com.
Portable 1-rm. apt. next bath; S45
mo-, incl. utils; adult. DE. 2-0S64
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE, near Pa
and MINI. Sc. in nice clean home;
: rms, pvt. bath. pvt. .entr. SEQ
no me; incl, Tv and and all utils, LII 4
CALVERT, AND 10th ST. Nv
mod. bedrm.. liv. rm, dinette,
kit. bath. Excel. transp. Wo.; g.
COM. AVE, near Calvert ST.
rooms, kitchen, bath and porch:
suitable for = young ladies; $50
5O27 5th ST. N.W.-Basement apt.
liv.. rm. -bedrm. comb, kit, pvt.
bath. ia. 9-7693. 10
1871 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Couple. no
children: 2 or 3 rms. semipvt. bath.
$65-$70 mo. Utils. Ii. 7-l133. ],
MT. PLEASANT ST. AT IRVING ST.
N.W.-Large 2-hedrm. apt. conven-
lent to all transp. and shopping
Only 500 mo. includes utils. SID
NEY q. MENSH q CO.. Ma. S-6440.
17ss EUCLID ST. N.w.-1 large
rm.. kitchen, semipvt bath, compl.
furn. Only S47.50 mo-. incl. all
.ntils; Inspect anytime or call NO.
PORTLAND ST. SEQ rms, compl.
redec.. exhaust fan, walking dist.
Boiling. $3.50. Ii. 4-1100.
NE. AREA to 3 rms; good cond.,
excel. loo. conven. shops, transp. at
door $40 I'M III al 100
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BRICKS
100000
Salesman on Job
Second and K Streets S.W.
DI. 1864
OR YARD
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy
OF. 4-8755, Arlington, Va
ABC Demolition Corn.

BUILDING MATERIAL, used; win
dows, doors, 2x4's, 2x6's. KISS.
some sheetine. Sac. price. 215 W.
Glebe I'd. Alex. XII. 1890. 10
small desk model; SIS. 2019 14th
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont

MAN, 81. single. seeking position as
bldg. materials salesman; 4la yrs.
exper.. with two OF the leading
wrecking and used bldg. materials
corps. In Washington. Some man
egerial exper.. gimmick org. Please
do not answer. Box 1907. Star.
NAN, middle-aged; honest. reliable;
seeks inside or outside work No
selling. ST. 3-63l6. 1Oe
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30Q5 l4th ST. NV, next Columbia
refgr.; SAG mo. Apt. 3. DE. 2.
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN in mid-forties desires
room in modern apt. or house. in
NV. Wash. or Va. Box 1881, Star.
2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, NV,
$40; clean, elderly lady; near gro
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SITUATIoNs-poMEsTIc


NURSE MAID. colored. neat. exper..
ref. INV no. 2-0157.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, general
house worker or part time, (refO
NO. 1896
GIRL wants general house work. s.
day week. good reference. LU. q
1857. Mildred Dunmore.
NEAT reliable exper. cook wants
5-day wk. Also eXper. day worker.
Good refs, HU. 3-6S97.
COLORED GIRL desires baby sitting.
1t. hsk.,- store maid or ONCE clean
ing. refs. 10. 1-0704.
COLORED GIRL wants days work,
5-days or part time. Exper., refs.
CO. 5-19S7.
ATT. HOUSEWIVES, day workers,
maids. with local refs. and health
cards. Call MRS. GOSS, CO. 5-92S2.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, strunk; rentals; Alex.
CHAIN SAWS MCCULLOUGH -
GRAvEEY OF WASH. u. s-2sS7.
CHAIN SAWS. 1-man,. $40 per day;
oman. Sis per day. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP CO.. JU. o-6Ss1.
EXTENSION LADDERS, paint spray
saws, etc, FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY,
WO. 6-052S. Ill
FURS Of every description. stoles
capes, jackets and scarfs. for every
occasion. MA. S-5523.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

WALTER REED vICINITY-Nicely
furnished twin-bedrm.. home priv.
Ss1s DELICIOUS psS b TsHs RAJ .G s4 Ii.
Mt Pleas. incl. delicious meals,
1915 wk. each: desk, use Of piano
Crosstown bus. no. 2-9612.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, eOoI--Nice
rms. .air-cond.: TV; good meals,
SIG wk.: young people. CO. 5-2493
COLONY CLUB, 3o32 N st. NV
Congenial home for young people.
. meals day, Sunday brunch.
Lounge, TVS. pianos, walking dis.
lance Of canoeing. parks and
movies. FE. 3-146O. 10
14O1 18th ST. N.W.-1deal rooms
for business people. students: Sc
lected menu: switchboard: TV. LII
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FURNITURE MART

10 KING St, Alex, Va, XII. $4,000
FuRN.-Liy. rm., lamps. twin and
double beds. maple OF mahog desks.
victorian chairs. ia. 2-0797.
FURN" ! compl. bedrm. apt. set.
Dbl. dresser. dbl. bed bookcase
headboard, chest Of drawers. Sim-
mons sofa bed, overstuffed chair to
match, 2 end tables. and coffee
table. 5-piece chrome dinette set
WITH Formica top. Complete set;
sect. sofa. mahog. din.
rm., mod. bedrms.. lounge chairs,
oinette' sofa and chair. XII. S-O035.
FURN., good cond.-2 liv. rm sets,
maple. b.r. sets, H'wood beds,
u'"e''e se''' misc. AD' 2-75SS3.
FURN.-Entire contents OF small
S SsaSeIx m house; no antiques.
O.. IN
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.. N.-Front rm.. quiet home,
Conv. loo; Bath and entr, used
yA ith s!o,S ether Sentlemani IS SSk'
ARL.. NJ blk. Lee hwy. at .Lorcum
lane: sep. entr, phone incl; gem
tleman. ia. S-g137. 10
ALEX.-Choiee rm. with kit. IA
cilitieS; near Alex Wash. bus,
$1,000 wk. XII S-Sg7b. 10
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FARM AND GARDEN

GRAYELY TRACTOR with pillow,
sickle bar and cultiyator: used very
little: S225. Call RE. $4,000, Ext
$3.50: eyes, CT. 6-1T75. Ill
TREE IKE :, REMOVAL, pruning, topping,
TON. UN. 4-Oa03 any time,
AZALEAS. EvERGREENS, wholesale.
retail. RoTH'S, S2ll Sligo Greek
pkwy Takoma PARK Nd
h.p motor. dirt pillow sickle bar
mower fl49. OIL. 4.l000, II.
FOR RENT - Excellent bluegras,
pasture. APPROX. 35 acres, Etrone
stream Gaithersburg area. Phone
TOPs0IL-clean rich loan: B-cubic
yards, .deliyered Sc. area SIS
La aIssn R lSStN? msint., slant. Ito top.
soil free est. FLEMING LAND
scAPE sERv. cE. s-461e. AP. =
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MIscEL. for SALE Cont

ELECTRIC RANGE, Sears, 3O-in.
de luxe, used mos. perfect con-
dition; $3.50. HA. 2-2122. Iii
FENCE SPECIAL-Chain link, Beth
anized Sl.05 it.. installed. Terms
VIII. 6-b563. lie
FILING CABINETS, new. used, letter,
legal. bargs. CIRCLE. 741 18th st
NV.
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER, 21z.gal. S.A.,
$l0; foam, $3.50; Is lbs, COZ.
$3.50. 2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527
|FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas or cleo.
logs, screens, andirons. etc. ACME
STOVE 101I 9TH NV. MA. $500
FOAM RUBBER mattresses. S2g;
cushions. Dads. misc; wholesale.
J. H. GICHNER. 2513 M st. NV
FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS
Any size. shape. Lowest prices.
Gillilland. 2145 F NV. Elk. 3-6633
FREEZER, beautiful Amana, up
right, current model; all new war
rantteS, with or without food plan.
PICK up payments. VIII. 6-7046
ewes. T. Ill
FUR MIRACLE-Slightly used, CLAM
orous mink garments. hard to rec
ognize from new, Only difference
is the price. Shop and compare,
You can't beat our values. BASKIN
FURS, corner Sth and G NV.
FURNITURE . Victorian chairs,
library. table. dining table and
wardrobe. Reasonable. l6l0 18th
st. NV, Apt. los. after q pm.
FURNITURE. new. Selling out. 9xl2
cong. type rugs, $685.. Baby crib
and matt, $685.; comb. hi-chair,
ST. .95: unf1n. 4-dr. chest, S11.75;
bookcase. S7.95. Maple and mahog.
chests, 5-dr., S20.75: 4-dr., S17.75;
3-dr. S14.75. L.O. liv. rm. tables,
3 for S20.S5; cor. table To-, SiO.95;
mahog, bookcase, S13.75. Fri. and
sat, I'll 8: sun, 10 to 4. Ii. 81
S003. 32d 9Th st. ne.
FURNITURE-Wood pompean
green chantilly rose iron porch
Turn; side chairs, $50: glass-top
din. table. $40; tea wagons, sos
and $S5. Call EN-. 2-0111 between
and D. 10
FURNITURE.
And household effects, decorative
accessories, antiques, bric-a-brac,
etc. etc. are sold every Wednesday,
We can give you fast action on
sale OF your household items.
MONTGOMERY AUCTION
GALLERIES
1130S Fern ST., Wheaton, Md.
I0 A-T6O0 IA
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sITUATloNs-WoMEN

BoOKKEEPER, exper.. all once
work, Available Immediately. o to
5. Mon-Fri. LII. 2-9265,
NURSE, practical. exper. chronic or
maternity. Call all week. NO. q
5474.
NURSE, exper.; doctors asst. RECEIPT.
bkkpr. tipping, lab; local ref;
character SI germ hes Ava,, e1 iSnmsd
Box 175-z. Star. los
at home Palis Church ' area JE
3-7653. Ill
LADY wishes permanent job in o.
florist shop; exper.; ref. Box 49,
2, Star. 10s
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DONNA LEE 3

DONNA LEEsss
500
NEWLY 20
Observation-Disclosures
Bus, Schools, Shopping
Closets Galore - -
-Fireproof, Soundproof
We Love Children
Pets Welcome FOB
fls
TOPS
IN EVERY CONVENIENCE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!
Call Mr.. Thompson Now, At
JE. 3-1231
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CLUB MASON

1926 New Hamp. ave. NV. OF
Conn.-De luxe living in a club
sn or an nHSin ntSsrs iaoisS anS
$3.50 wk.. Incl. meals and hotel
service. NO. TOTO. Ia
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 Ashmead. east of 1900 blk
Conn. ave, on Rock Greek Park
PVT, room with IL meals. SlS-$2s
wk.: dbles with "a meals. S36-S45
wk.: 24-hr. swbd.. elev, TV. no
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UhGAN; dammonu nons nlouednsc Z
R Rf%&s. 1880 P G St. D neS RE-
oRGANs-we have two real values
in used spinet organs; terms. ST.
$4,000. JoRDAN'S. corner 18th
P anS i e. o aiS 10th Cent. Fr. gold
msPe s &c., or c0 ssss Ss r b sS5d 6ea
hog, $50. Stromberg radio, $40.
Ali excel. cond. So. 5-9626. 10
PlANO-Used full keyboard. console
type instruments in very good con-
dition. $685.. Pay S25 down. JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G SITS.
r PaaSRs ST SsP4 Weaver spinet. sla5;
Mason & Hamlin small upright in
good condition, $685.. also many
choose from. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART, 1918 18th st. NV. tjust
sboyee the library: IL
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE; 2
PIANO, used. Fischer spinet. compl
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. 110s G
st. NV. DI. 7-S464.. -12
PIANO. Steinway vertical. 81 inches,
completely rebuilt. exceptional in
Y ysry s MTsfe e pTiSsd q 8 CAMP
DI. 7-S464. -I2
Pianos tor children beginning study;
use Of new piano, in your own
home. for entire summer FREE.
Y You pay only >, a small csrtage fee.
puAAnC-TTead II r1ndarn 0randS
SS iIaS Mart 2 iSis Fl s.: a.aS a.S
lust above the library. Ill
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS annual
sale of rent returns, 1855 models
and trade-in pianos. Savings UP to
49, Pay Ss,. only SI5 down. sS yeaT r
PIANOS IA o. ri PIANO tO@i BENCHES, SIS
new. Knabe uprt., 50-in. high,
SIPS. Wurlitzer spinet. $3.50. Stieff
make uprt., $275; apt. grd.,. S2S5.
Fischer plyr. (plyr. works with 100
rolls. $325); Gabler apt. uprt.,
looks new. $3.50. Brambach apt.
grd;: S375. Knahe uprt.. looks new,
S495. Also Weber console. prac.
new. Story & Clark console new.
Bremen spinets (new), blond and
reg. mahog. .Steinway grid. (Phone
for appt), terms or cash. Pianos
Wanted, pay casn or take IN trade.
I'd NV. AD. 4-59as $3.50 to 81. :
PIANOS--Knape pianos. used by
Metropolitan Opera and other
artists Of the l955-1956 season.
Your opportunity to buy one Of
these fine pianos at q substantial
saying. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV,
PIANO. grand. European make. Blk.
mahog:. 81 it.. excellent condition
PIANO. small apt. size uprieht. Per-
feet condition, same as new. De-
b liysred free; 1915. RE. 7-4434,
For RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates tfrom So
monthly up). Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS THREE STORES, corner 18th
and @ SITS. NV. (phone ST. $4,000:
1882 George ave-. Silver Spring
(phone JU. 5-1105l; 6169 Lee high
way, Arlington, Va. (phone KE.
S-5060). Suburban stores open every
evening. Park in front. Ill
PIANOS-Rent-first, buy-later plan.
Famous-make pianos, yours to try
Only So per month on our IA
nous RENTAL-PURCHASE PLAN
KITS, 1880 @ st. NV, RE. q
PIANO. Gable Nelson spinet. blond
Ike new. 10. 4-02S3. Call after 2
pm. -12
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WASHERS. reconditioned. ali makes.
$3.50 up, good running condition.
FREDERICK'S. ia. 9-7900.
WASHERS. used and new; guaran-
teed; 9TH St, prices. ACME STOVE
WAsHISG MACHINE, WESTINGHOUSE
Laundromat, needs minor repair
Best offer. LA 6-S9lS. Ill
WATER HEATERS. gas and elec. !:
discount prices. K&W SUPPLY Co.
1647 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3 So.
TWO USED VACUUM swEEPERs.
good Cond, $3.50 ca: Airway
dealer trade-i ns; RA. 3:6739s 10.
Mems genuine imported Milan
straw hats. Values up to $3.50. All
styles and colors, only S395.
Washington's Oldest Mems store
BROWNS CORNER, corner Of 9TH
at T st, NV. --l3
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

e23 sth ST. N.E.-6ingle person /:
gqod transp.: utils furn,; $40. wk.
coEoRED-Ia7e HoLBRooK TER
RACE--Near transportation. Ii.
4-O734. 10
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w. S-OOOA ~
CABINETS, incl, kit, store fixtures.
partitions etc. All work guar; excel.
ref: reas. LA. 6-1733. any time.
CARPENTRY, CABINET WORK -
Roofing and fence work; reasonable.
JEFFREYS.. Ii. 6-9740. lie
CARPENTRY = Porches, garages,
partitions, etc: lge;. small Jobs; free
est. JACK SPARKES. 10. 1881. :.
OVERWHELMING, repairs Of
All kinds; small Jobs, day or night.
CEMENT Walks. floors, pOrches.
driveways; large: small Jobs; free
est. JACK sPARKES, 10. 1881
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs,
new and old; cash or terms. CO.
r 5-9SsS; EYES" w 4 sTTSStN,SkswoRK,
stone walls, fiasstone walks. patios.
steps, drain pipes and waterproof
ing. ANGELO MARcuCcIo. Ju.
FLOORS sANDED. finished: new. &c
50. IT. old floors. loo up; work
suar, c. L. HINsoN' 10. l-3475.
FURN. REFINIsH. repair and re-
uphoi LEES FURN. SHOP l07
N. Fayette St, Alex, XII. S-6333.
KITCHEN REMoDELNG our spe-
clalty--Wood or steel caoinetS, all
leading. brands Of equipment az
and service. Free estimates, 80
mos. financing. JU. 5000.
PAINTING, -PAPERING. WATER
PROOF1NG; int, ext: FLA loans
avail; for estimates, JU. 9-4171,
PAINTING-PAPERING; 30 years
experience; 1st-class white mech.
Z. HARRY AMES, AID. 4-6l23 aft. 4.
PAINTING. paper hanging. repairs.
MR.. RIDENoUR' DU. 1898,
PAINTING, PAPERNG. nrst-ciass
workmanship work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT, RIA. 3-5643:.
PAINTERS (s). lifetime expsr. Reli-
able and sober. Refs. TO. 9-BiS5.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

bS &sSN f sook Sho any l7S Sgr PtnS
iySn5a s sEwEfFY 81 ST. any sS Gesesp
ERNEST BURK. Ga 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy all
kinds nf gooA used furniture: top
pSSi 1R S Ssnted We ted 90 m TTI
ture and household effects Also,
need piano. refrigerator and gas
stove. Please call Mr.. GRADY.
MA. S-oB7g.
GAS STOVE, apt. size. good condi-
ton; reasonable. After pm, EN-.
3-ll97. 10
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FURNITURE

30E TO 500 SAVINGS ON ALL
NEW FURNITURE CONSISTING OF
FLOOR SAMPLES. FACTO Y
ICLOSE-OUTS, WAREHOUSE STOCK.
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION BUT
SOLD AS IS AND MARKED DOWN
ACCORDINGLY.
Modern lamps. S5.95; end and
coffee tables. 50 rs; desk. plastic top,
black base, S24.95; hassocks. 2.45;
mahog. pull-up chair, S1495;
mahog. -maple dresser and mirror,
$50: liv. rm. chairs, modern or ira
ditional, S29,ao: magaZine rack,
S.. so; Lawson sofas, SOS: studio
ldivan. S29.95; mahog. double pedes-
tai desk, $40 .95; Mr.. and Mrs.
dressers w/mirror in lined OAK.
S19.95; Simmons Hide-A-Bed W.
mattress, S165; hardrock maple
din. rm. chairs, S795; maple bed
rm. set, dresser plus mirror. chest,
4-poster bed, S74.95; mahog drop
leaf tables. S34 .95; BeautyreSt mat
tress plus matching box Cprings.
500: Hollywood beds, compl., 500 .95;
3O-in. maple bunk beds compl. with
9 tnnerspring mattresses. S59. 95;
Serta or Seely innerspring mat
tresses, 5000.
Open Fri. and Mon. nights. Budget
terms available Rrowsinv invifad
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POULTRY, RABBITS EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FEEDS, baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
6l9 K st. NV. NE. S-00S9.
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THE Diplomat"
I BEDROOM. 2nd FL.-Sis.b0
17il WEST VA. AVE. Me-.

17i1 WEST VA. AVE. NE.
Liv. rm.. kit. din. bedrm.. bathi
scr. pch.. gas heat. To inspect, sec
janitor In basement apt. 1928 w,
Va. ave. II, 6-i23l. B. r. SAUL co,
925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2lQ0. 10
HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
20lJ New Hampshire ave. NV
Bachelor and . bedrooms. newly
decorated. new stoves; all utils. incl:
wired for air conditioning: eley. bldg.
Attractive lobby. Res. mgr. NO.
7-iagS.
DE LUKE APARTMENT
1906 WHITE PL. sE.-Very iarps
! bedrm, sep. din. rm.. 2l-ft. Nv.
rm. tamily-size kit. new BLDG:
cony. to Minnesota and Penna. ave.
So. Qualified adults
THE GABLES co.
III. a-6s66 Lu. 2-a36S
.--.-.---........--.---...--ll :
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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MT. PLEASANT ST. AT IRVING ST.
N.W.--Large 2-bedrm. apt. conven-
lent lent 70 81 al transpi and ,s shopping
NEY q. MENSH Il CO.. Ma. S-6440.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES
BRICKWORK

Have neighbors praise your brick
work Jobs done by skilled brick
layers. l fireplace or 80 homes. No
b i99 700 Sos large r. a a Ha any pst6s
fireplaces, glass block designs or al
terations. Specializing in rush Jobs.
day or night. Free estimates.
HERMAN H. GOLDSTEIN
10. 2-5O6l -16
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Queries Sent
To ReserVists

District Draft Director Frank
D. Norton today announced
missionaries had been mailed
or will be sent to $500 standby
reServiSts here to determine
their availability in event of a
national emergency.
Under Federal law, the in
formation on the reservist's
availability is received by the
local draft board, the reservist
receives a draft classification
and the information on his
availability is relayed to his
branch of service.
Mr.. Norton said each standby
reservist will be placed in one
of three categories: I-R (avail-
able), II-R deferred for civilian
occupation essential to mainte-
nance of national safety or
health, or III-R deferred by
reason Of extreme hardship and
privation to dependents).
Mr.. Norton pointed out that
the standby reservist has a right
of appeal If he believes his CLASH
fication is incorrect.
The District draft director
said the classification will help
the reservist judge when and if
he will be called to active duty.
Mr.. Norton said young men
completing active duty will re-
ceive missionaries as they go
into the standby reserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-14
Library Appointment

c. Sumner Spalding, chief of
the Serial Record Division in
the Library Of Congress, has been
appointed chief of the Descrip-
tive Cataloguing Division, Lii
brarian of Congress L. Quincy
Mumford announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-14
SEE OUR LESLIE FAY
FALL FASHION SHOW
misses petite.size fashions interfaced
with Armo for permanent shape retention

Saturday, II 80 and 1900
3rd Floor
Commentator: Ann Poster of
Leslie Fay
Informal modelling, Hoo to 500
Stortino at top:
D. Wool jersey with crisp white coIor
and cuffs and Ronony stripe ribbon,
is Pellon pettieooted. Block. camel or
red; 10 to 10. 1895
E. Mandarin collored sheoth, royon and
ocetote crepe. Sondowood, green,
mandarin blue or block. 1920. 2295
F. Bow droped bodice and arms UNDER
cover in Arnel triocetote toffeto Red
or turquoise; lO-l8. 22.o5
G. Knitted and neat, novelty patterned
wool sheath with sparkling mock clock
PIN Groy or beige; 1910. 29.95
WGL-Misses' Dresses. Bird Floor
;. . also Chevy Chose ond AIexondro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
|AU Nine Opens
Season Today

American University today
joins the list of colleges with
active baseball teams, opening
it's season with a home game
against Hofstra.
Other scheduled games today
were Maine at Catholic u, owner
of a OIL record. and Mount Union
at Howard, which has a 2-6
mark.
Rain washed out the three
games booked here yesterday,
Dartmouth at Georgetown, Michi-
gan at George Washington and
Clemson at Maryland.
At American u, Coach Dutch
Schulze has a good group OF
promising newcomers to go with
the numerous veterans back
from last years team that won
five games and dropped 10.
Three of the newcomers APP
parently have won starting jobs.
They are Mickey Agee. an Air
Force veteran who played at
the old Central High School. in
leftfield; Urp Donnelly. captain
of last years Montgomery Junior
College team, in centerfleld, and
AL Feinstein, a 123-pound,
5-foot-51a freshman who sur
prisingly has won the second
base position.
Leading the list Of AU hold
overs are Capt. Jimmy Williams.
a fancy fielding shortstop, and
Catcher Wally Ryland. last
years leading hitter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Skating Champion Rops
U.S.. Attitude on Expenses

BOSTON, April 4 (P.-Hayes
Alan jenkins. world and Olympic
mems figure-skating champion,
believes America is losing top
flight Olympic prospects who
."just can't afford" to compete
under the Nations "unrealiStic"
latitude toward amateur ath-
Iletes.
jenkins, drawing on his own
experiences. says the costs to a
skater in competition run we'll
beyond the expense accounts
allowed under the amateur code.
jenkins made the statement
Yesterday while preparing for the
Ice Chips show of the Boston
Skating Club. jenkins, also Ma
Itional and North American
champion, recently announced
he would not compete as an
amateur again and would enter
Harvard Law School next year.
In Chicago, Avery Brundage,
International Olympic Commit
tee president, said he had mo
comment at this time on
jenkins charge of insufficient
Expenses for Olympic Compel
litors. However, he said he would
release statement on this gen
leral subject" this week end.
Jenkins said I'VE don't want
to become like Russia and have
our athletes go all out in getting
ready for games. That's not the
right way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
SHOW ENDS RIGHT ON SCHEDULE
Timing Perfect as WoIcott
KOS Wrestler in TVMutch

BALTIMORE. April 4 (Pl.-
Everyones timing was doggone
near perfect last night as Jersey
Joe Walcott. one-time heavy
weight champion. returned to
the boxing ring to knock out a
wrestler.
Walcott and Cowboy Rocky
Lee, who a week ago dared the
retired boxer turned-wrestling
referee to put on the gloves with
him, were scheduled for lO
2-minute rounds. The bout was
part of a televised wrestling
show at the Coliseum.
The TV cameras picked up the
show at 10 pm. at the beginning
of a wrestling match with
1-hour time limit. That match
ended with a fall at l0:45.
Before entering the ring, Wal
colt said he would knock out the
Cowboy and would make 1t ir
one round If l can" II didn't