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Summer Registration

District Teachers College will
register students beginning to-
morrow for a summer term start
ing Friday and ending August 8.
Glasses will meet at the Wilson
Building, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets NV.
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PRINCIPAL RETIRES, PUPIL TAKES OVER

TNHNNHAL NETINEOI FOFTE TANEO OVEN
Mrs Grace Teller cente principal Of the PaIkde Elementary School
citation mark her after 81 the school
side School where he her principal He has been on the faculty
the reception attended by than 500 the Indian Spring
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Irish Envoy
Host for
Symphony

The Irish Ambassador and
Mrs. Hearne were hosts at a
tea yesterday at the Embassy
for the Sustaining Fund cam
paign workers of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
Over 1000 Woodworking
symphony supporters were on
hand to hear and give reports
on the success of the campaign
to date.
The \ symphony's goal is
$4,000 and as of yesterday
SO per cent of that had been
collected.
The campaign is being
extended until mid-March,
to accommodate workers who
were delayed by bad weather
during the early part of Feb
ruary.
AS a further incentive the
following rewards are being
offered: to the residential zone
chairman and residential cap
tain making the highest per-
centage of their quota-two
season tickets for the coming
Constitution Hall season, To
the residential worker who
first completes all old cards
and also obtains the highest
number of new contributors OF
81 or mora FULFILLED week
end for two, April Ga, in New
York.
Other awards will be a pair
of tickets for the Leonard
Bernstein concert May 81 to
each residential worker and
residential captain in each
zone who completes all old
cards and obtains the most
new contributors.
Pouring at the tea yesterday
were Mrs. David B. Karrick,
Mrs. Peter Dracopoulous. Mrs.
Mora Archbold, Mrs. Carson
G. Frailey. Mrs. Carroll D.
Kearns. Mrs. Robert Dunlop,
Mrs. Clinton S. Raynor, Mrs.
Benjamin McKelway, Mrs.
Herbert Brownell, Mrs. Guy
Martin. Mrs. Edward F. Hamm,
jr.; Mrs. William Holman,
Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt, Mrs.
Jean Labat, Mrs. Eden Bill
ings, Mrs. Benjamin Thoron.
Mrs. Philip Graham and Mrs.
Ralph Flanders.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Stepping in Style
On the Sidewalks

tainly not built-in chambers
Of foot torture.
Going Together
The latest I. Miller designs
were shown with fashions from
Estevez, Anna Miller. Cassirii,
Clare Potter. Monte-Sano &
Pruzan, and Trigere.
Since shoes and clothes go
together that is exactly how
the shoe salon will show their
new shoe designs next week
starting on Monday from 2 to
4 pm. each day through Fri
day. Part Of the collection of
each designer will be seen with
the co-ordinating foot gear,
Other points of interest come
from the new "boutique" pin
wheel shop. It's set smack in
the center OF the store ana
holds accessories which CO.
ordinate.
The square shape is definite
ly the handbag style of the
year. From fat patent bags
(they look like briefcase
holders) to the patent leather
miser's pouch in a super
giant size. The latter is
equipped with a second purse
of Italian pear (yellow-brown)
reversed calf to match a pair
of instep- strapped walking
shoes.
Checking our shoe score
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BY ELEM

The sidewalks of Washing
ton are going to be very close
to the source of a lot of fashion
news.
For walking out of the newly
redecorated shoe salon of I.
Miller on Connecticut avenue
(if the shoe preview we had
yesterday is any indication.
there will be women in shoes
styled with some of the most
striking details they've had in
years.
Back in the sos, according
to Jerry StutZ, general man
ager of the firm, gold piping
and trim details were at their
most popular. Now pumps of
calf, patent and doeskin have
the CLINT of gold kid outlining
the straight topline of the
shoes ending in a square buckle
detail. Two tiny gold buttons
give the gold standard touch
to this particular shoe style
Dipping back to that par
ticular period are the long
V-line lower-heeled pumps in
exclamation point red.
Pointed toes at that time
caused many a foot ache but
today's feathers are softer,
construction SO much more
dependent on comfort rather
than confinement. and the
pointed toes of today are GER
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Plons of Queen
Still Unknown

The possibility of a state
visit to the United States by
Britain's Queen Elizabeth next
year was raised yesterday
The question was raised in
connection with plans by a
special commission set up by
the Virginia Legislature to
celebrate the 35oth anniver-
sary next year of the found
ing Of jamestown. Va.
Informal inquiries have been
made to British officials about
the possibility of having the
Queen as guest of honor of
the exposition during the
summer of 1857. So far, Off
Gals said, the Queens plans
that far ahead have not been
developed.
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MARCH 9, 1856 Xxx b.
DR.. Ruth Sloan
Speaks on Africa

Changing colonial policies in
Africa show that within a
short time the picture has been
transformed from the 10TH
century concept of paternalism
and materialism to the idea of
development toward self-gov-
eminent and independence.
This was the theme of a
talk by DR.. Ruth Sloan last
night at dinner given by the
Arlington branch of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women who were hosts
to the eight AAUW branches
in the Metropolitan Area.
DR.. Sloan's executive direc-
tor of an information and con-
sulting agency on Africa and
former chief of the African
Desk IN the State Departments
information program.
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1t S a DQte
SATURDAY

THE SPORTSETTES CLUB
will hold their annual spring
fashion show at 1890 pm. at
the Madison Arms, 1920 G
street NV. The benefit show
will aid underprivileged chill
dren to go to camp. Mrs.
Charles Moose can be con-
tacted for reservations. BELLE
HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB din
ner-dance with a leap year
theme including the checking
of coats, filling in of dance
cards, wearing of corsages.
etc. will take place at 8 pm.
Cartoons, Inc, of Washington,
will stage the special mems
fashion show. Celeste Moore
will commentate the women's
fashion show by the Lady
Hamilton Shop of Arlington.
SUNDAY
EASTER PARADE of fash
ions by The Hecht Co, for
the benefit of Mackin High
School Guild from 8 to S pm.
in the school auditorium.
Styles of today and yesterday
will be featured. Mrs. Philip
Green is general chairman for
the event.
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board, we discover marks right
alongside the elasticized very
bare sandals by Perugia, and
David Evins' GETAWAY" back
line that dips into two gentle
curves barring the foot pro-
vacatively at the heel OF
a sleekly covered pump.
Gold snakeskin closed-front
and suspension-strap backline
shoes, and black satin bird
cage" pumps striped delicately
and delightfully."-, also were
marked.
Pumps seem to be cut lower
and straighter at the sides and
rise up on the foot in the Euro
pean manner-at least that's
the way they looked to us at
Yesterdays I. Miller shoe pre-
view at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Catholic University
To Give Benefit Play

The Speech and Drama
Department of Catholic Uni
versity will present a benefit
performance of DIR. Faustus"
Sunday at the university thea
ter. Proceeds from the event
will go to the International
Federation of Catholic Alum
nae. and Mrs. Raymond Le-
manski Is the chairman.
Among the honorary patrons
are the ambassadors of Mex
leo, Italy, Venezuela. Brazil,
Nicaragua. Australia. Portugal,
and Colombia and the Charge
d'Affaires, of Uruguay. and
their wives.
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Fashion Definition

MADRAS: This names a
cotton cloth, originally made
in Madras. India. dyed charac-
teristically in muted stripes
and plaids. often in red and
brown tones. The original
dyes were not fast and colors
tended to fade and run; for
this reason the cloth is often
called bleeding madras" The
authentic Indian cloth is used
for fine mems shirts, and the
fading is considered an asset.
This year Madras stripes and
plaids are being duplicated in
cottonS and synthetics for
summer dress and casual
clothes.
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TEEN FAv0RlTE-Cos-
uol but with studied
sophisticotion is this
two-pieee Iinenlike dress
with q striped diekey
worn by Toni Kivett Of
Mckinley Tech. Comes
in beige, blue, red or
navy in sizes 7 to IS.
TN be featured in to-
morrow's Teen Fashion
Show at the Langley
Park Theoter, stoeed by
Lonsbureh's of II am.
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1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
DIR: / MI: SO. OF l4th ST.
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SURVEY CLERK

Temporary employment from
Dec. ~ through mid-Febru-
ary. Ideal for housewife not
interested in permanent EN-
ployment. Weekday schedule,
= am. to $3.50 pm. no Satur-
day work. No canVassing. No
tvping REQUIRED, familiarity
with detailed clerical assign
ments helpful. Age 1885.
Apply Personnel, Room 602,
$50 am. to $3.50 pm. week.
days: q am. to noon Satur-
day. No phone calls.
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casrasf1L IL. Elr.Las. q rss' 81.
See ss IA cox. ~ ~ . .sISs
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
POULTRY, RABBITS. tees
Rooms IUaNIsHIn-N.w.

1893 18Th ~. sw - Batlnsst
oesut farn. mSd baths 40
PoRTEE AND Coss..--f4s attfas
h5ne. conV. ramp M e.s5g2
after 3
1914 18TH III Nv - Elsy bieR. ~
ysEAlig ries front fxis. roDn nsaf
bath ard shower
isss \. ~ ava. Nv. 81 is'h 80
Que 80 hift, usli-heate1 tale
itse cfRAGD ~. nv = cisss.
saiefi VI aefk
iTss 2 ~. N.Ws---ffes front tirke
fcoEts nsaf tash. 81 % ufeEiy
STIR o. TOAH EtTTnest ssts
s ~ is.ss ~ "a sssst'n 81
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GAS RANGES
MODERN REcoNDITIoNED
1l9.O0-S3oq5

AcK FLUksTNo eUPPLT co.
zrie OsorGia ave nv AD, f-007e
sTAnTIRs. ~
- iHs azzcrs fsee a.ctrr frSairf.
sisi y. cARTE iecs ifth. 70
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ARAGON EMPL. EXCH
GIRL FRIDAY

Bookeeper. general ledger ex-
perience, typist, prefer under
35: small once with excel
lent opportunities for the
future; pleasant surroundings.
This Is 0 position, not Just
q job. Please write letter
enclosing resume to BOX
431-T, Star.
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DECEMBER BARGAINS

ORGAN. Spinet model: . manual
lS-note pedal with bench; 1926
Rare Xmas value. KITS. 1890
q 81. NV RE. s-62l..
PARTS AND EQUIPMENT for small
TV business; good price for pack.
age deal. AP. 7-2176.
PHONOGRAPH RADIO COMB: a
model 3 spd., mahoe., excel. cond.
500. AP. 1-l5l3 after 8 pm.
PIANO, Grand. Weber. perfect cond
nah mnanogany case; $1,000 OF best
PLANO, Weaver spinet. full key
board, used very little; S345
A A mary mary Xmas values at
KITS 1890 O st. NV. RE. q
PIANOs-seyeral fine Erands; stein
way, Knabe. Schumacher, EmeT-
son: These pianos have been thor
oushly renewed and refinished by
craftsman OF over 40 wears ex-
perlenee. IA. 2-35i2.
PIANOS. KNABE. sTEINwAY and
other 1ne pianos in superb. condi-
1880 q 81. NV. RE 7-seis. .
PIANO. Knabe console. late model.
IN perfect condition. reduced $3.50.
among many Xmas values at
XIII s, 1880 O 81. NV. RE.
PIANOS, brsnd-new. fine quality
Henry p. Miller spinet pianos. only
Agb, among many Xmas values al
I'LL y, 1880 q st. NV. RI,
PIAN0S--ExclusiVely az KITS, the
new Whittier eiectronic plano with
true piano-tone quality; the ideal
Xmas oft KITS. 1890 O st.
nv, RE. 7-62l2.
PIANOS - JORDAN's have q new
piano and organ store At Pals
Princess Anne st. Predericksbure
Va Complete selection on display
many dne MAKES. Phone Essex
5-149Z. Open evenings. PARK In
PfAN0s---Large selection Of famous
makes. Spineta and consoles. New
used and floor samples. Everything
Ions, easy terms. A small dsposI,
Will deliver for Christmas. KITT
MUSIC CO, Alexandria store. 1921
Mt vernon ave. Alexandria. Va.
Open until Q Pm. No parking prob.
PIANOs-Army, Navy, Air Force
and Marine personnel. Government
and District employees can save
real money on all kinds Of insiru-
mentt 81 the PIANO MART, 1915
soles and npfights 70 choose from
81. $4,000. PIANO MARI. 1918
fth 81 NV. On the block above
TIhuRsisS ri EyEs OPEN MON and
PIANOs-JoRpANs have values in
oil types Of instruments The
arrest selection IN this srea. A.
pay. JORDAN's. THREE sIoREs
Corner sth and q ats. nv. Phone
lingtop va tPhons KE s.Sos0i
1852 oeorgia ave. Phone JU S.
ll05l. suburban stores open eve
n.ngs lark IN front
PIANOS FOR RENT-NsV and used
apinets. consoles. Strands and up
fights At moderate rates IRON 20
monthly npl Hauling extra JOR-
DAMS. THREE gToREe Corner
5 sse snd ss .' .5 a5 ~. s 81
epribg Phone ~ 5sliOSi. 5i6s
Lee hwy Arlington. Va Phone
, 4. P.rs s1 Il Isss stores '''0
r .ss's5. 's.s, ,s IfysS ~, s ss
5 esSlss'ish s sss lsSsss ' az o df az
PIaSos.=U.sa ggriahL. 500 vi
smati uprishts. s1p6 Dozsns 81
Sfesisso s siisilai iois " .. s-s SO
PIasos: Eprighis 3 geed eone
ffee 1siiy. ia ara g. n.v. n
PrS.sALL n1cHfSEs Tor fssFss-
tion foena All flsctFic anc IN Al
rc1f;tirc - asf ~ . 2 nov.
Fly f9so tsst oss5Ha ave 49,
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION, white. for convalesceni
service; very light duties. Box g.
Oh W.. live in. 51a days: sums
rm.,. pvt. bath; age 21-4n; fond
OF children; $50. Wo. 6-1474.
HOUSEKEEPER, for father anc
motherless child: live in. reliable
references. 10. 2-575S.
MAID. 25-35, g.h.w. fond OF chill.
dren. good ironer; must stay sew
nights wk: good sal. OIL. 1857
WHEATON ROCKVILLE AREA,
g.h.w., child care: 5-day wk.;
references. VIII. 6-7259.
RELIABLE WOMAN to care for
baby and 2 school age boys. g.h.w.,
live in or out. AP. 7-0SS1, after
$3.50 pm.
WHITE LADY to care for mother
age 20. day and night. $50 per wk
Call LII. 1-S230. after $50 pm.
WIDOW, needs lady companion: live
in. prepare meals, l.h.w.i room,
board. and small sal. KE. S-2336.
LADY. white, settled; to live in
and help care for schooi-aee child
in exchange for room and board.
XE. 6-g334.
WOMAN, white, vicinity suitiand,
Md. to care for convalescent lady;
5-oay week; live in or out. MR.
WOODWARD. 10. 8-3504.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, to live
In. to care for country home and
elderly cple.: small sal. MA. 1892.
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COMPANION. white, for convalescent
lady in hotel apartment: maid
service. very light duties. Box o2-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.

ATTRAC. Tv APIS. S14 week up:
child or babies welcome: also hskng.
rms. l1g1 18th 81 NV. d 7-5sss.
DELAFIELD PLACE NV. 3I4-
Well furn., newly dec. apt iv.
rm., bedrm., tiled bath, mod hit,
back porch. washer. $50. HA. q
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Emery Georgian Hotel

1879 @ ST NV.
3 ale and double rms: weekly
ana monthly rates. permanents well
| come. newly dec rms, tree nv and
parking; 24-hr switchboard service.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


ADDITIONs--Add . room or build .
home CROSSROADS DEVELOP
MENT Co, u. 1870. u. 4-;t44T.
Block AND BRK. WORK, brk
pointinG up. free estimates, Call
any time 10. 3-6fO6
BRICKLAYING alterations. ffeplaes
S Sssli T. 30 gg..ispsn a''nF'' a
BRICK WORK. walls, steps, porehss.
cnimneyss HeteIpfooiinfs ~ repairs.
Al sorkmanship NO 7-sHls.
CARPENTnT. modern home repairs.
rec, rm.. noors. etc. Cal Fairyisu
CARPENTRY. additions. porches. re-
modeling. rec, ~. epaiIs. WHITE
mech. free est. CHRIS NO 7.ls53,
CARPkNTEn. sen. iobbinG. store
] frunts hone improsements. EDDIE
HOWELL RA. 0-e144
cARPENTHR, porshss. shslytne. eabi-
RoW'EfI- Ex. s-Oee7.
CARPENTRY, shslving. cabinet vera.
JIYTRxYs II ESQ.
cAnPENflT RKfAfRs. rsne1slins
easlsstS Isynica vsrk. sasy terns
sssa ss VA COOK. On. 5000.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

XMAS NOVELTY, gum machine fol
rec. , room So. Floor stands 3D. 50.
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The Crown Co.
827 7th ST. NV.
FURNITURE
500 OFF

OU/O VI +
A once-in- lifetime buy on better
Grade new furniture. Everything on
our floor VI price. We must make
room for new merchandise Bedrm
suites. and 3 Niece seciionals
sofas, chairs, all with foam rubber
seats. Dining room suites, .oeoolns.
cash and nnSl You Di mus ~ accept ss.et
immediate delivery. Free deliveries
in We. area.
BROTHERS FURNITURE
2 Blocks From Baileys Crossroads
In Va, on Seminary Rd.
Open Mon. Through Fri, p-0
Saturday TIL Noon
chairs. SIS: china Closet $50 OF 7.pc
spanish oak lr, din, nm, $50. maple
chests. dressers. chrome dinettes
ABBOTT a. LANDON. 40iU Abe
marie. 8 Nv, dag across Sears.
En- 2-6b75.
FURN-soFA. red leatherette. $50;
green leath. chair, SD: mahog
Duncan Phyfe sgle ped. table and
Tyre back chairs, SIS. Z, mod.
black and brass metal bookcases.
Sl5: 5-pieee, walnut bedrm. suite,
$50. Englandef studio couch, gray,
SIS: mahog I'm. step tables and
lamps. $50: Phileo refer. I ecu 1T.
pith cross-top freezer. SEQ: Ken
more wrinRer-type washer, SIS.
ezl5 green sisal rug. SIS; sEli
brown sisal rug. $40: other misc
Ma. s.Os:s2. -.---.----.----
GAS RANGES. new. used, guaran.
teed parts, repairs. ACME 8TOVE
CO. l0ll It'll q NV. MA. e.s952
GAS RANGES. new, used instaIla-
ton PEERLESS SALES Co 2237
CO ave. nv DE. 2-56H6.
GAS RANGE---says SiO8. so on .
new aG-inch Dixie gas range At our
special low price Of only Si45. This
u the fnest Gift she could get for
Christmas 70 make cooking . new
THRILL Large griddie. has cover Has
al these features and many more.
Two standard and two giant burn
ere With aluminium burner caps,
Thriftf-Kooi needie-type ighterS.
white porcelain drip trayn oven
door ufndous llEht Ia oven. huorets
cent lirht, interval timer. 6-piscs
aluminium cordiment set Pre- de-
hyery BARBER 4 ROSS. SIN and
v streets ne DE 2.0tOi,
GAS RANGE--calorie. 4O-ln. sinTis
oven, oroflef. 2 storage conpaFt-
msnta; $50, ives. W s-1Oac
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MIscELLAAEous-FoR SALE
PIYWOOD

sIZEs: GOOD CONDITION PER
Feet FOR TRAIN BASES. l2e SO.
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TYPIsT-CLERK

Good typist. capable Of handling
lerical detail: fuii-tlme. steady en-
ployment; varied Job: desire person
who wishes .ong-term employment;
air. conditioned ONCE; GOOD working
conditions; excellent starting salary
with graded pay raises. Call ME.
S-b572.
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AAA4O A(A1ANAN(AA4 = A~<AN
1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
DIR: MI. So OF 14th ST
BRIDGE ON RTE. /.
RADIO, HALLICRAFTER portable
''TranSoceanic," D bands plus stand
ard broadcast; like new, excellent
tone: $75. HO. 2-7129.
RADIO-PHONO., Zenith. AM-FM. g.
speed changer, blend. / VI. old;
orig. price, $500; sell. SIS; per.
feet cond. 10. l-1S43.
RANGE, ELECTRIC. never been used
Sears best 80" automatic: must
sacrifice to best offer. HA. 1885
REFRG., Coldspot, . It,; SIPS OF
best offer; excel. cond. EN-. 3-4755
REFRIGERATORS, 7h Gu. It.. build
er's surplus; never used; SIS each
Call days, VIII. 6-3110.
REFRIGERATORS, 1895 up. Rein,
rebuilt. Some guar. yr, FRED
TRICKS. 3905 l4th ST.. ia. 0-7g0O
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint. about
a-cu.-ft.; $50. RE. 6-S41g.
,EFRIGERATORs, used. SIC so up:
guar del: lge. stock. ACME STOVE,
l0ll 9TH st, NV. Ma. $685..
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PrN-BALL HGacnrNEa. Tor rssrsa.
ilsn fgeHis ~ s.sstsie sne ~ AZ
HrT co 1904 oeeTUa eve as.
IL 1-S7oo.
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FOR USED LUMBER CALL OUR
OF. 1885.
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e THE EVENING STAR
HELP WOMEN Cont,

Washington, D. C.
DECEMBER 10. 1886
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WAITRESS wanted. s to 2 am, ex-
perienced. Apply in person. 2412
Wisconsin ave. NV.
experienced only: full
and part time. Apply In person,
732 14th st NV.
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SURPLUS
IN mn rNvnx

w AK SURPLUS
10000 BARGAINS
,,: s;M5S SAWS; ss52; P1cEs; 81
N " S,osf. Gas ~; csSs SLs 7 5S
PAINT, so. saw BI.ADEs. tisj
RAKEs AND cUITrvAToRs.
TARPAULINS
DRlo Ssi I sIoi s1l.. !. ers 3 $50
j. H. GICHNER
25i3 NJ D, NV. Pr s-s34s
WASHER, late mode pTinesr type
III 7.s32s
WASHING MACHINEs. used rebuilt,
Guaranteed. al Kinds. sIa % 40
.cMT Stow co. 1911 Tth ns
WASHING MACHINE, Th0Y auto
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MIscELLANEoUS-FoR SALE

ACCORDION. imported from Italy,
Midget Grand" 1870 base. Made
entirely Of mother OF pearl. Almost
new. IS42b value for $3.50. Must sell
OIL. $1,000 or OIL. 5000.
ACCORDION. Stradiyari, l2O.bass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18

GEORGETOWN. r st., near Wiscon-
Sin--Studio rnl., semipvt. bath and
kit; SOD. Elk. 3-4350; ewes.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-26
CAPE HATTERAS PTA PLAN
BIG HALLOWEEN NIGHT

On Wednesday night, October
81, the Cape Hatteras School will
have a Halloween Carnival and a
good time is promised to all who
will come and join in the fun. The
lunchroom will be opened at 6
o'clock pm. for all who wish to
buy hot dogs, cup cakes, lemon
ade, and sandwiches. At 7:30 the
auditorium opens for a play spon-
sored by the school children, fol-
lowed by a contest to pick the
aeutest baby, also comic costume
contest. There will be a small ad-
mission fee at the door for these
amusements.
After these events, each room
will be open for different kinds of
games and amusements. Everyone
is urged to come to this party and
bring the whole family. Proceeds
will go to the P.T.A.