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husky 19-year-old Pfc. John
Maloof of Forest Hills, N. Y
testified: I'VE let him down. "
Neither seemed to harbor any
resentment over the cuttings.
Throughout their testimony
and that of five others. Maj.
Sewer raised no objections.
There was little he could do.
since early in the trial Capt.
Klein had ruled that cross-ex-
animation need not be confined
to the scope of the direct exam
nation. This permitted the de-
Tense, in effect. to turn the sur
vivors into witnesses for the
accused.
However, after the days ses-
sion. the prosecution had So
members of the Inflated platoon,
all those who have not testified,
march in formation to the tenn
porary courtroom in the depot
school building. There they were
questioned, one by one.
Mr.. Berman indicated no more
concern over this than he did in
plunging into what could have
been a risky business of ques-
.tioning the young men about
their feelings for Sergt. McKeon.
He obviously knew what their
testimony would be. He said the
defense had interviewed all the
survivors in advance and ex-
claimed: 1--WE prepared our
case"
Has COngeniaI Approach
But. it was Mr.. Berman's APP
proach in questioning the all
nervous and some just plain
scared, witnesses, as much as
advance preparation, tn a t
brought responses so favorable
to the defense. In contrast to
the prosecutions straitjacketed
military way of addressing them
as "Langone," "Maloff" or what
ever the last name of the wit
ness happened to be, Mr.. Ber-
man scrupulously called them
private" or PFC" this or that.
Moreover, the defense attorney
went out of his way to put the
jittery witnesses at ease. He
often would begin with a pre-
question such as, Can
you hear me all right?" Once
he gently advised Pfc. Langone
to relax.
Takes Advantage of Queries
The defense also was quick
to seize on and develop to
the defense's advantage cues
tons left hanging by the prosecu-
ton. Two instances of this in
the Langone testimony were
outstanding.
The prosecution brought out
that Sergt. McKeon told young
Langone in late afternoon dis
cuSsion on the day of the fatal
march that if he didn't get
Squared away he'd find him
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brunette of about 80, said she
had gone into the women's rest
room-a small outbuilding at the
bottom Of slope near the field
house-and was preparing to
leave when the masked man
pushed his way in and tried to
clap his hand over her mouth.
She testified she screamed and
he hit her in the mouth, and
dragged her out toward the
nearby thicket.
Her screams alerted the par
Elephants and spectators. How
ard Confer of Detroit, standing
on the fleldhouse porch, spotted
the man streaking by at the
base of the slope. Mr.. Confer
and another Detroiter here for
the Clark Trophy shoot, Chester
Critics, caught Mace within 100
yards when he tripped trying to
scale a wire fence.
Mrs. Dalton's husband, a for
mer skeet shooting champion
and several times a member of
the all-American team, is presi-
dent of the Dalton Finance Co.
in Washington.
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self in combat one, day and
would come home in a wooden
box so your guinea friends can
mourn YOU" 1t was left to Mr..
Berman to bring out that this
was said in an effort to get the
recruit to take his training more
seriously.
Also the prosecution brought
out that the accused had asked
young Langone at the same
meeting if he had ever hit his
father or mother. Mr.. Berman
brought out that young Langone
had shown dlsrespect to the SER
geant in taking seconds at eve
ming chow and had given some
lip on why he did so. The defense
made the point that Sergt. Nc
Keen was trying to show that
the recruit should respect Ma
rine authority as he respects his
parents.
Tells of Shaping
Young Langone said that when
he went to the sergeant's office,
he was told to come in swing
ing" He put his hands behind
his back and refused to start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-24

New ''Lineor" type
lets you select just the
comfort setting you need
-oooIs and dehumidifies
with or without outside
dir Ventilotes, exhousts
stole dir.
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CIVIL RIGHTS
Continued From First Page

out unanimous consent between
now Nnd final adjournment"
so long as the Senate mere
ly receSSes from day to day."
the New York Democrat contin-
ued, "a single objection will pre-
vent any new business from be-
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CIVIL RIGHTS ROLL CALL
AGAINST THE BILL-126
FOR THE BILL-219
n.A 80

FOLLOWING is the uoe BY uhich the House passed the
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Club to Observe
18th Anniversary
At Clubhouse Tea

The Business and Profess
sional Women's Club of the
District will celebrate its 29th
anniversary today with a tea
from 4 to Z o'clock in the club.
house at 1905 Calvert street
NV.
Highlight Of the tea viii be
a Christmas program presented
by women from the en-
bassies of Germany, Greece
and the Philippines. They will
describe how Christmas is cele-
brated in their lands. The
Dunbarton College Octet and
Marseglia Trio will furnish
music for the tea.
Members will be received by
the club officers headed by Miss
Elizabeth Haltom, president of
the club, and two representa-
tives of the national board.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt and
Miss Marjorie Webster.
Guests Of honor will be the
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ing for some special use.
especially those too large to
throw away. Here's . use for
them-sachet pillows. Gay.
colorful organdy and chintz
can easily be fashioned into
Christmas stocking lillerS.
Any shape that suits your
fancy viii do. just remember
to keep them small and nat
90 that they may be tucked
In among folds Of linen or
lingerie.
The filling for these sachet
pillows can include a variety
Of herbs and spices. all Of
which may be purchased at
your local grocery store or at
the Cathedral Herb Garden.
Herbs with stronger scents.
such as lavendar. lemon YER
bena and mint leaves, may be
used alone or In q combina-
ton without q fixative. A small
amount " teaspoon) Of fixa-
tive such as orris root (you
can find it ct most drug
stores will prolong the de-
lightful and unusual fra
GRANGE.
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may be covered with foil and
topped with q small seal.
Labels from the 5 and 10 can
be crayon decorated with q
Pennsylvania Dutch motif or q
drawing Of the herb leaf.
For your friends who have
never used herb vinegars. here
are q few suggestions to send
along with your gift card:
Basil and tarragon are perfect
for salads. Try basting q leg
of lamb with rosemary vinegar
and crushed garlic.
For the economical cuts Of
beef roasts such as chuck or
rump, marinate in q small
amount Of marjoram vinegar
before cooking in the usual
manner. You will find this
not only TENDERNESS the meat
but gives 1t a delightful flavor
and aroma.
=
IDEA: This is the season
when the family scrap bag
can house dozens Of ideas.
Dig into it. and make use
Of all the odds and ends
Of material. lace and rib
bon you have been saw
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presidents of the six sister
B.&P.W. clubs of the Wash
ington group, and the presi-
dents of the Arlington, Alex
andria and Silver Spring clubs.
Miss Rita Heany is chair
man of the committee of ar
rangements for the party, as
sisted by Mrs. Clarice Agey.
Miss Thelma Benton, Mrs. Nell
Caspary, Miss Mary Patricia
Flynn, Mrs. Mildred Haneke,
Miss Constance Miller. Miss
jeanne Waterman and Mrs.
Elizabeth Weber.
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FANTASTIC Observation-Disclosures little stuffed
animals in every color, size and shape sidewalk
shoppers in Soks Fur Shop window Twelfth street.
Made in Jopon the intricote details Of each onmol
ore bringing chuckIes to young and old oIke. Shown
here are just few Of the collection, including (for
left purple COW and tcIockwise) yellow dochshund
with red beret Krozy Kot Bull dog Albert the croco
die in Pogo" comic strip. donkey, kangaroo with
baby, poodle, duck and camel with desert rat. The
delightful coricotures ore unbeIievoby inexpensive
Stor Stoff Photo
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IDEAS WITH HERBS.
Herb Vinegors Moke Wonderful
Personal Christmas Presents

makes good vinegar: Basil. tar
ragon. marjoram. thyme or
rosemary.
The flrst step is to heat q
scant pint of vinegar to the
boiling point. Put herbs in a
mason jar and add hot water.
Cover jar tightly and store at
room temperature for ten
days. Remember to shake jar
every day. At the end of ten
days, strain through a piece
of fine muslin or cheescloth.
incidentally. for those of you
who drive, the numerous fruit
farms around Washington
have pure apple cider vine
gar at reasonable prices in
half-gallon and gallon jugs.
It's a good idea to save all
attractive bottles that come
into the kitchen during the
year for gift vinegars. Corks
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Christmas Cotillion

From 3 to 10 p. m. on Sat-
urday the Christmas Cotillion
party of the beginners group
in the dancing classes of the
Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase. Maryland, Inc. will be
held at the Clubhouse, 1881
Connecticut avenue. One hun
dred and fifty boys and girls
will participate in their first
dancing party Of their Cotil-
lion season. Glasses began in
October. Refreshments will be
served. Rita Peterson, their in
structor, will have charge Of
contests,
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By SYLVIA WILLIAMS

So. you grow a herb. garden.
Or you enjoy cooking with
herbs, and you want to use
them in different ways during
the holidays.
When it comes to really per-
sonal touch. nothing quite
equals homemade herb vine
CARS. They are simple to make
and add zest to salads and
roasts. All one needs is a
good quality of pure apple
cider vinegar small guam
tity Of dried herbs-or If you
have fresh herbs in your gar
den they are better still-and
a few mason jars. To prepare
the vinegar, use a tablespoon
of crushed dried herbs or q
cup of fresh herb leaves. Any
one Of the following herbs
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COLUMBIA RD., 18th st.--3 front
rms; mr., embas.; 4 trans. shop:
cnllo; 10 pers,; redec. AID, 4-006U.
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STORM WINDOWS.
Sl5.50. installed; doors. 5000,
installed; fiat prices on small home
reDairS Spruce 9..I1h
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CoL0RED STUDENTS inquire NOW
MOI More S ciViG SERVICE saFS Rors TYp lfS5F
shorthand, Jr. Acct. Tues. anc
Thurs ewes DIPLOMA issued. New
classes forming. BOYD SCHOOL
lest. 43 yrs.l, cor. 18th and G
Welcome
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DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy Row
Sublet 70 END April; rooms. kit,
bath. linens, silver, china, utils.;
Sl3U. DU T-B70a
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

DRIVING my SO De Soto to east
coast Florida end Of this week. |
Can take l man. Boy lh5-R. Star. |
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLoRED-IIOO BLK. or 9th ST.
Rm Tor employed giTl, home pIivi-
leges near car line II. 4-2gf7.
COLORED = LGE. RM. adjoining
bath. use Of Ice. kit. and screened
porch on same moor CO b.4g79.
CoLORED-FURNIgBED--cau after
pr DE 2-lll0; use Of kitchen
C0JORED--DBLE. FRONT I'M
Chris'ian home. share KIT. and bath
with one person. Ii f.COOs
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE MIscEL. WANTED tcou,)

PIANO. wanted by private party for
recreation I'm. Must be reasonable.
JE. 3-9S97.
PIANOS-ALI, STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or NiRht, JU 9-3039
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE FILE.
important. Po 2-6O02, after 4 pm.
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MIscEL. SALE Cont. J

FLUTE, STERLING SILVER, Conn
closed G-sharp. c pitch. SI25, Just
reconditioned. HE. 4-S463.
FOAM RUG CUSHION. mattresses
toppers, holsters, cushions. touches
GILLILAND. 2I45 F NV. Elk. 3.
6633
FRENCH HORN alexander Bros
Mainzl. dble. horn in F and B nat
detachable bell; in fat case; al
most new. B. G. MARTIN, 323a
z st. NV, AID. 2-9241.
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G.H.W, AND COOKS (coiored5. live
IN or out All sects. D. c., Va,
Nd. To $50. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
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AOio ARCADE FISA EMPL-
HELP DOMESTIC

;
CHILDREN'S NURSE, European OIL
| American twhitel, care of 2 small
children; excel. perm. position. OIL
6-6955
COOK, experienced, sleep in; WILLING
to clean LIST FIR: excel. ref. re-
quired. Excel. wages. Call DU
7-5500.
COOK-G.H.W.. live in. excellent Job
in lovely home; S35 week. WO. g.
! 3125.
G.H.W. AND COOKS (coloredl, live
~ or out. All Sects. d. c., Va,
Nd. To $50. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
1917 X NV.
G.H,W., white. live In, care Of child.
Box 473-R, Star.
CIV. full time, 10 to Z; care 3
children, cook. sit night; S25 and
carfare. Ju. S-36S0.
references ;' SIS wE. ' Oh Su l-4 'psfl
G.H.W,-CooK, live in: local refer
children private rm., bath, Tv and
radio. Thurs. afternoon and Sun.
of Ju. 5000
GH.W.-PLAIN COOKING
Live in, 2 school-aged
children. Must be expert
enced. OIL. 1896.
HOUSEKEEPER, white; live in;
room, board. small salary. sun.
off. SIP. 3-9415 after pm.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in; white Chris
tian woman to care for motherleSs
home. Call ia. 5-4l41
HOUSEKEEPER. dependable; live in,
good refs. health card and expert
ence with children. Perm. IA.
9-9414
HOUSEWORKERS live inl, New
York City, Sl70-S2OO mo-; transp.
furn. ARCADE AGENCY, 927 10th
st. NV.
MAID, colored, to live in. Southern
family. no small children Auto
matte diShwasher and laundry; S25
per week. References required. For
interview call MRS. DILLON, JU.
9-f1s3.
INURSEMAID- HOUSEKEEPER. white
only, Northern European pref To
Other help. Good health health dispos f
ton and character required. Ex-
perienced. refs; S140 per mo. to
start. DE 2-6SSi.
|NURSEMAID to live in new air.
conditioned house and care for .
small children, one in Kindergarten;
512-day week. every other Sun. off /;
recent refs. necessary. OIL. 2-016S.
SCHOOL TEACHER wants exper.
eolored woman to care for . chill
dren and apt: refs. req. Call 10.
2-4923
CAPABLE MAID for g.h.w., live in:
private room and board; refs. reQ
Tu. 2-473I.
GIRL. white. care for new home and
? small children. Live in. Settled
LU. 100000; ewes. SP. 3-7159.
ELDERLY COLORED LADY to live
in pvt, home of 3. Very little work
LU. 1-4313; call after $50
RELIABLE COLORED MAID for In W.
and care Of 6-yr. -old girl. Small apt
Mother and daughter only. Phone
ewes. OIL. 4-5406.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
WAITRESS
YOUNG LADIES

Is to 20. free TO trave.. Texas, Calf.
and return. with chaperoned group;
must be neat appearing. Above aver
age earnlngs. No eXper needed
Tra1sp. 1urn. See MR.. BRADY,
Hotel Cairo. daily, . am. to q pm,
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REFRIGERAToRs

ATTENTION APARTMENT OWNERS
Special purchase Of new GE,
Frigidaire and Kelvinator re-
trigerators. Buy one and get the
quantity price Free delivery free
warranty. This is the last purchase
at old prices. STANDARD TIRE 4.
BATTERY CO., 10th and H SITS. ne,
II. 3-9OS2. Open ewes. til pm.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
DOWNTOWN-oo4 N ' a..
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th 81,
n.w.-Warm single and double
rooms: elevator; excellent board.
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Office Furniture
Election Furniture
From Both Parties
Et1GLHh :

MANHATTAN SMASHES PRICES
SAVINGS UP TO 1885,
100 4-drawer steel file cabinets,
S24.95
so 42-in. oak mEhy. fiat-top desks,
500 so
rs 4-drawer wood legal file cabinets,
$40 and up.
IUl steer typiSt chairs So
Unlimited quantity card files, visible
files. safes. map plans. files. tahles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-13

ADDITIONS. alterations. attics fol
that extra room YOU need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re
sponsibilitY Quality remodeline
with a background of 20 years
experience. Free estimates. terms
70 ; years. SECO SALES, JU, g.
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS,
| Sl5.5O. installed; doors. 5000,
installed; nat prices on small home
repairs. Spruce 3-7115.
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK. bricl
pointing up; Free estimates. Cal
any time. 10. 3-6406.
BRICKLAYING - Alterations, IRE.
PLACES, walls, all types masonry. A
FAGNANI. 10. 2-l994, ia. 2-62S2
BUILDING REMODELING, repairs
Large. small Jobs all types. Specialize.
! ing. in recreation rooms. porches
and steps. AP. 7-5124 evenings.
CARPET INSTALLATION and re.
| pairing, new and old work. Free
estimates. Elk. 3-S330.
CARPENTER - Porches. partitions,
snelvtng, cabinets, General repairs;
! reliable j. ROWELL, Elk. 3-0627.
CARPENTRY-White mechanic: does
| own work. Remodeling, rec rooms
Reasonable prices. JU. 5-2S2S.
| CARPENTER-General jobbing; store
| fronts, home improvements. EDDIE
HOWELL. RA. 6-9144.
CARPENTRY WORK Of any kind
painting and guttering: small jobs
Free estimates. WA. 7-2036.
CARPENTRY, papering, painting ali
work guaranteed. ia. S-1S42.
CARPENTRY-Minor home repairs,
rec, rms. porches, garages, etc
Call 10. 1870 after pm.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING water
gutterlng and roof patching. Mr.
CLYDE HENRY, 9O4 Mass. ave n e,
II. 1-10S7 after 8 pm,
DRIVEWAY walk, porches, patios,
bsmt all kinds of cement work.
LII. assoc or Ii. 6-77S3. los
ELECTRICAL REWIRING. installa-
tons or heavy up service. Licensed
10 serve you with qualified techni-
clans. SEcO SALES. JU. S-3010.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old. cash or terms. co
5-959S, UN. 4-I566.
FLOORS SANDED. finished; new &c
So, IT.; old floors. 10c up: painting,
ext. c. L. HINSON, 10. 1-3475.
FLOORS LAID, SANDED, FINISHED,
work guar. Free estim. PARKS
FLOOR SERVICE. HA. e-9151.
FLOOR LAYING, sanding
and finishing. SIP. 3-4O48.
FORMICA COUNTER AND SINK
TOPS manufactured and installed
to your specification. SECO serves
you best. SECO SALES. JU. s.
GENERAL HAULING
Trash Removal. Free Estimates.
WILLIAMS TRASH CO., AID, 4-l00S
GENERAL REPAIRS; additions, at
tics. basement finished; painting
il. 3-9190. ia. S-0612.
CUTTERS cleaned and washed down.
White mechanic. Phone after
pm. DI. 7-312S.
JALOUSIES by SECo. II your plans
Tor remodeling can or do include
the use OF the modern window that
serves you best, call SECO. JU.
S-30l0, to insure quality work
manship and materials. Free esti-
mates. Terms to years SECO
SALES. JU. 5000.
PAINTING, interiors and exteriors.
rs years local references: low rates
free estimates. ia. 7-61S0.
PAINTING, inter. and exter.: roofing.
gutter spout work. Free estimates
Ii. 1859.
PAINTING - Exterior. list class
work; material. do own work. >
bros, white. Refs. IA. 2-1731.
PAPER HANGING, Sill rm. up; Sun
test. washable paper: do own work ::
suar white mechs. RA. 3-0024
PAPERlNG. 81 and up this week
only, 80 sunfast washable papers
JU. $4,000 RIA. 3-7393
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Low
prices. free estimates: Nd. work
only. Mr.. LEE. HA. 1-712a.
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ELECTRICAL REWIRING. installa-
tons or heavy up service. Licensed
10 serve you with qualified teehni-
clans. SEcO SALES. JU. S-3010.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs,
new and old: cash or terms. co
5-g59S. I'm 4-IhA6
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lNoN lAlt IT,
PLANT NOW
POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

RABBITS WANTED, at ton prices.
Call TO. 9-59s3 or write S707 50th
pl. College Park, Md.
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e5iO MASS. AVE. N.W.--Apt hse,; a
newly dec. rms. bath, beaut. furn /:
embassy area SIPS. AID. 2-4I34.
1920 BILTMORE ST. NV: mr.. 18th
and Columbia I'd .-Efiic. with kit
500; utils. incl. EN-. 3-9077.
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SITUATIoNS-MEN
SITUATIoNs-WoMEN
SlTUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

GENERAL OFFICE WORK, typing,
payroll, bookkeeping. 9 yrs. college;
part time. JU. 9-052S.
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BEDDING

sierillzed 39-inch width Holly.
wood bed. complete with innerspriri7
matt, S23 95: 3B-inch width steel
bunk beds with mat - unitgl
S2o95 compl felt mattresses. IS
ca; mahogany single beds with
FRANK 9; SON, 4i4 3rd st. NV
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, nationally
WHOLESALE FURNITURE MART
sl7 14th ST NV, End moor,
CHM HIM. q, Syracuse e. green romancs
for Sl20. Call Wo. 6-6243.
CHINA, Lenox Rose. new, service
Tor 40 pieces, excel. buy 80,
CHRISTMAS TREEs-Piace your or
der for painted or implanted trees.
10 and o. tn. 2-344s.
CLOTHING--Men's extra lee. 1000
wool broadcloth topeoats, size as
NORM Il son. 1894 7th 81 NV.
COAT. winter. GOOD fur collar and
Guns sreen suit. size 49,; misc
Du. 7.iis3 between 4 and On
COAT. Hudson seal fur, Just out Of
storage. me cond. SIS. OIL. 4-O576.
Ouch simmons Beauty Rest sofa
IN sofa s32 50 NO 1920. 13'
COUNTER COOLER. beer or soft
drinki 100 In. By - by -. NO Z.
DAv!NO. sleeper. gray, with storage
bottom hfs than 1 ~. old $50
ov 1880
DtAMONpS--Lady's 20 cts, s57s.
iady W Is. emerald cut. S49a'
$3.50. mans "a a 500 LIVING
SION 4 CO 1923 n St. NV. NE
s-5s6S
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-sW.

ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-sW.
COLORED--I327 3Fd st. s.w.--
Nicely furn. rooms. at and phone
nrlgieges ST 3-21S5
ROOMS FURh.--Mp. 6 VA.
1881 23Fd ST. ". Arlinaion Master
bedfm pvt bath Suitable for
KN Driviif - 2-49tp.
ARLINGTON N.--clean. cor. rm
pvt hone h0t-gatsf heat direct
bus % CnrnFrs. y Z ard psns
iagpn Gentleman "a 2.9FiG
tst.TLOOR BEDRM. with adio,nins
pain Meals qntipna Close ~
. 0l1llnet "a J-ti2f
ARL, near Bancroft Apu --Fntirs
oyer-lsTf modern rambler 3
bsdYni bath, rec room With fgf+
place fof persons. "a 2.972s
8, ARLe--Bed ssit,lng IN PVT sat6
sn'f Use % phone cioss every
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REFRIGERATORS

Reconditioned. Guaranteed 1 Year
5000
PEERLESS SALES CO.
.237 Georgia Ave. DE. 2-556B
RUG, 12x16, fine oriental rug, rose
BACKGROUND. Will sacrifice because
OF moving. Also several scatter
russ. ia. 5-S337.
RUGS. two 9xl2 Oriental-desien
rugs. brand-new, never used. Value.
$40 sac. for $50. ORIENTAL RUG
RUGS. Genuine oriental. all sizes,
reduced up to SOC. CASSABIAN,
300 o ST.. GEORGETOWN.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

EXPER. CoMPTOMETER OPERATOR
would like work at home. Have
machine. Call HA. 2-2Ug1.
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CHILDREN'S NURSE, European or
American iwhitel, care of 3 small
children; excel. perm. position. OIL.
H-GH5h
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ADDITIONS. alterations. attics for
that extra room YOU need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponsibility Quality remodeling
experience Free estimates. terms
70 ) years. SEQ SALES, Ju. s.
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COOK, experienced, sleep in; willing
to clean LIST FIR: excel. ref. re-
quired. Excel. wages. Call DU.
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COOK G.H.W.. live in. excellent Job
in lovely home: S35 week. WO. g.
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G.H.W., live in; one child; local
references; S35 wk. OIL. 4-412l.
G.H.W.- COOK, live in: local refer
ences required: experienced with
children private rm., bath, TV and
radio. Thurs. afternoon and Sun.
off III S-9nAp
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18TH ST. NV, 351O--Apt 8; liv-
ing room, bedroom, kitchen, bath,
TV; 500. 10. 2-SBfi3.
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Imported Persian designs. extra
heavy, rose. white, blue; gxI5
S37 30: 9x12, SEQ