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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-15
Virginia Politics

Virginia's State Senator Gar
land Gray, backing out Of the
coming State Democratic GU
bernatorial primary and leav-
ing the Byrd machine-backed
field open to State Attorney
General j. Lindsay Almond, jr.,
said the school segregation
problem will be "of gravest i'm
portance" during the primary
and election campaign.
Said Senator Gray: Judge
Almond has been promi-
nent among those who have
Striven to prevent indignation
-" or the orderly imple-
mentation Of the Supreme
Courts school decision in the
Commonwealth of Virginia
the law Of the land.
Senator Gray is correct all
the way; and if Judge Almond
energies from the primary tri-
umphantly to be Virginia's
Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor and Ted Dalton is the
Republican nominee, Virginia
will elect a Republican State
administration in 1857. Many
courthouSes, city halls and
seats of the General Assembly
will be taken by the party of
Lincoln and Eisenhower, par
ticularly in Northern Vir-
ginia's Arlington and Alexan-
dria. If Judge Almond wins
the nomination without oppo-
sition. as is apparent, the Re
publicans will carry the State
by a Observation-Disclosures
and repercusSions of the 1852
and 1856 election year vote
gain Of the Republicans.
With school segregation and
the massive resistance" of the
Old Dominion as the para
mount issue, Judge Almond
cannot hope to carry the pres
ent more than 100000 votes
OF Northern Virginia. Nor can
he hope to receive the expected
more than 100000 votes of
colored VirginianS, who will
certainly go to the polls No
vember 1857. If not during the
summer primary. There are
approximately 10000 Negro
voters in Virginia now, and.
as Gov. Stanley said in Chi
cago the other day, "They
are voting in ever-increasing
numbers"
Virginia will retain a Demo-
cratic" State administration in
Richmond only If the nomi-
nee for Governor is a Robert
Whitehead type Of candidate.
Only q Democratic nominee
with the views and tempera-
ment Of Delegate Whitehead
can hope to carry the i'm
portant vote Of Northern Vir-
gtnia, the vote Of independent
Virginians. and the predicted
decisive vote Of 100000 Negro
voters. Many city halls, court
houses and General Assembly
seats will stay Democratic with
a liberal nominee like Delegate
Whitehead heading the ticket
for Governor.
The combined decisive vote
OF Northern Virginians, inde-
pendents and Negro voters cam
not afford to be ignored in this
State campaign and in any
future contest. Nor in the
choice Of State officers can the
men at Richmond afford to
ignore the independent-con-
scious votes Of urban areas like
Richmond, Norfolk and New
port News. These votes will
go to Ted Dalton in a contest
with Judge Almond as the
Democratic nominee.
Neal Jones.
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Glossary for Our Times

Surrender IN disguise
Remains intact. 4
Fully packed.
Compromise Nth peace
Spells deadly war,
Witness before.
To be eUevvone's friend
Means right and wrong
Sing the same song.
coertstence invests
The b1rbdrtc course
With Moral Force"
George MoFquises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-15
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used y
letters carry tDriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Snti01l
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Q. Are many animals nov

Q. Are many animals now
transported by air7-L. 8.
A. Animals BY the hundreds
and Thousands. OF practically
every species, now travel by
air. Millions Of baby chicks
are flown. as well as great
numbers Of wild animals and
birds for ZOOS. farm livestock
and pets Of all kinds. Air
transportation Of thoroughbred
horses Ia now 80 taken for
granted that some planes are
equipped with special flying
stables"
q How much does Il cost
a school 10 hire one Of the
big name" dance bands 70
play for one night2--A. L.
A. Most big agencies can
supply dance bands at prices
ranging from $3.50 70 $4,000.
The name bands are. Of course,
in the upper range Of prices.
Weekend engagements are al
WAYS more expensive than mid
week ones. n . band has 70
travel q considerable dlstanee,
the price IL raised accordingly.
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Questions and Answers
81 THE HASKIN SERVICE

" AhH nhoAAsN o6SNANb
seadsi can &C. a. 'nsweI Il ap1
p ,slss Question ,dyr, ~, E.T,i'nE ne
1900 sye - NV WaahinGton
y & piease neinss cent? foF re-
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B0YD SCHOOL

Cor. G and I2th NV.
(NA. 8-234O-Br 32l
Law. Finance, Auditing. Cost
for FUTURE Business
Sessions. EStab. 40 years. CT
Technical Empl. SERVICE with
ublic welcome Associate Offices
UTURE-Inauire today.
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SONG SLEUTH
ANSWERS
See Quiz, Page Els

l. Allegheny Moon" by AL
Hoffman and Dick Manning.
2. When the Moon Comes
Over the Mountain" by How
ard johnson and Harry Woods.
3. I'D Climb the Highest
Mountain, by Lew Brown and
Sidney Glare. 4. "On Top of
Old Smoky" 5. big Rock
Candy Mountain
Other musical works with
mountains for a theme in the
repertory of the American So
ciety OF Composers. Authors
and Publishers tASCAP1: Il
Like Mountain Music" when
It's Springtime in the Rockies"
Il Love You a Mountain"
"Honky Tonk Mountain"
Sierra Sue and many serious
works. including copelands
Appalachian Spring" and
Grieg's In the Hall of the
Mountain King"
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Legion Plans
Greco-American
Post in D. {.

Department Membership Chair
man Byron Z. Dunn of the
American Legion announces that
q new post is being formed for
members in the District of CO.
lumbia of Greek-American an
cestry.
Veterans of either World War
or the Korean conflict, eligible
for membership in this post, may
become charter members BY con-
ts ting Brig. Gen. Charles May
Ion. USAF Qet.) 29l7 w street
Sc. LII. 2-5588. Or DR.. Harry S.
Scmbekos. 1901 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, MA. 8-9683.
Gen. Msylon served as legis-
lative assistant to former Pres
ident Harry S. Truman. A
meeting viii be called soon to
formulate further plans to COM
plete the instituting of this new
post.
Department Commander James
A. DeForce will attend services
today at the d. c. World War
Memorial at 8 am. and will place
a wreath in the name of the de-
partment.
At 4 pm. he will attend tina
dedication Of the new tomb of
Woodrow Wilson at the Wash
ington Cathedral.
All color bearers are requested
to be attired in dark clothes and
their American Legion caps. if
they are to assist in carrying the.
flags of the AZ States.
Sergt. Jasper Post will meet
ct 8 pm. Wednesday at the
American Legion Club, 433 Third
street NV, with Comdr. Will
liam N. Bingham presiding.
Newly elected officers of the
Quentin Roosevelt Post are:
Commander. Shirley Baushman;
vice commanders, Charles c.
johnson. jr.. and Robert Eshle-
man: adjutant, Charles John
Walsh, jr.; membership officer,
Elmore Mckay; finance officer,
Jack Hagerhorst. and judge ad-
vocate, Ward B. Mccarthy.
George S. Patton, jr., Tank
Corps Post. Commander, L. w.
Payne; vice commanders. Will
liam T. Jarrett, jr., Thornwell I.
Driggers and Frank A. Berrelle;
adjutant Charles j. Aquiline;
membership officer, William T.
Jarrett. jr.; finance officer, Ed
ridge 7. Compton, and judge adj
vocate, Frank Peckham.
Commander John F. Thomp-
son Of George Washington POST
announces the post contributed
rs pairs of roller SKATES to the
Childrens' Village, at Laurel, Md.
New members accepted into
this post are: Theodore A. John
son national vice president. Ma
tional Association of Rainbow
Division Veterans; Abney j.
Stacy, George c. Wetmore and
Robert T Adams.
WASHINGTON Police and Fire
Post presented to Childrens Hos
pital blankets. games and picture
puzzles. The presentation was
made b. Paul Burthe, child
welfare officer, and John Shall
cross, jr., commander.
Ernie Schnaebele was elected
as an assistant sergeant-at-
arms Paul Burthe and William
Schotter were chosen for the
magazine committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Fleet Reserve Unit

Unit No, 4, Ladies Auxiliary,
Fleet Reserve Association, will
meet at 8 pm. Monday at the
American Legion Club, 433 Third
street NV. with President Mary
Fraley presiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Six new Task-Force huskieS made the
run. And six ultra-modern Chevy en-
gines proved their power and per-
formance-with gas mileage ranging
up to 1917 miles per gallon! Two of
the engines we're not stopped once,
and they hummed along at peak eff
cheney the entire $50 miles!
Chevy's big V8's : including the
new 283-cu.-in. Super TaskmaSter :
turned in top performance jobs. They
hauled typical loads up and down
breathtaking grades and through
waShoutS that sucked wheels into hub
deep mud. They roared on through
hundreds of miles of heavy dust that
narrowed visibility to a few hundred
feet. And in spite of the varying alti-
tudeS and temperatures, not a single
truck dropped out or turned back due
TO mechanical failurel
Chevy trucks have got it, all right
everything it takes to star on the
toughest jobs going Stop by and see
them soonl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

New VSpowered 57 Chevrolet trucks heavily loaded
the worlds toughest roads look easy! In
they rolled the famous ALcAN Highway
towering mountains
NORMALLY 72-hoM trip. There's <oNrEs>
prooin- action of thatW handle M IA IN
your toughest jobsand keep coming WV WV ceT6ed
back for \\zIHL// by the AAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
and EXECUTIVE COURSES

ACCOUNTING, Office MANAGEMENT Economics
and Municipal Accounting Business Machines
Executives. SMALL Glasses. Day or Evening
Approved. Operates EXECUTIVE. Sales and
In principal cities. Invest wisely in YOUR /
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suits. AZ short,
waist waist 80, s.J n seam os. s.S55s ladies'
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ary-Stenographer

81 to IS. WASHINGTON Board Of
Trade, 1916 K st. NV. Mr.. Colwell
ST, 1856. Salary to start, $50
week
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ORGANs-substanial reduction or
latest model spinet electronic or
gans: used as demonstrators, lev
guar. KITS, 1889 @ ST. NV, RE
T-6o10
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HELP-WoMEN

WOMEN, attractive. 25-4b. for pleas
ant, out-Of-door interviewing In
FALLS CHURCH. ALEXANDRIA.
Work 10 begin Immediately. Hourly
rate, Sl,30. plus carfare, Hours,
$3.50 am. TO $3.50 pm, 5-day week,
5-hour day. Car needed. VIII In
terview applicants September rs.
Write today. giving telephone num-
Der, to Box 57-L, star.
WHITE LADY, live in; care for
elderly lady. Good home and sal
airy. Box 102-K, Star. 23'
EXPERIENCED Kingsley Imprint
machine operator for greeting card
store Xmas or permanent. Box
477-J, Star.
" you WANT a GOOD once, sales,
professional position see first
BoYD's EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
cor. 18th and q NV, MA. S-2390,
Thousands are welcome.
WE ARE NOW TAKING applica-
lions, for an expcr. payroll clerk,
between 20-35 yrs. OF aye, must
be able TO use calculator or
COmptometer and tspe Al least 40
wp.In.: new ,,is-cond, ofiices, hours
. am. TO 5 pm, days. week
salary open. Apply rm. ZOE. Wis
consin Bldg, 4435 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. attics for
that extra room you need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponsibility Quality remodeling
with a background Of 20 years
experience Free estimates; terms
to 8 years. SECo SALES. u. s.
1910.
ADDITIONAL home reps, brick
work, carpentry and painting low
prices; SIS years exp. HE. 4-3377
AIR DUCTS, heating repairs, at
ties. rec. rm.. humidifiers, filters;
free estimate. RA. 3-7220.
ALTERATIONS, remodeling. repairs,
home improvements, 20-year ex-
perience colored craftsman. Refs.
MR.. LITTLE. LII. 1926.
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, brick
pointing up. Free estimates. Call
any time, 10. 3-6406.
BRICKLAYING = Alterations. fire-
places. walls, all types masonry. A.
FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994. ia. 2-52S2
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK; ali
types Of brick masonry. Free esti-
mates. Work guaranteed. Call any
time. 10. S-7835. 10. 1869.
CANVAS SEWING, all weights.
PROCTOR CO.. rear 1910 Virginia
0NNs csN. La O-OOtf ..
CARPENTRY AND GENERAL RE-
MODELLING. ]. r. LAWRENCE. Est
1928. 3 yrs. TO pay. Ii. 6-Sl0O.
DRIvEWAYs, porches, walks, steps
patios. garages. All kinds Of con
crete work. LU. ASSOC or II. g.
1888. 23s
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
new and old, cash or terms. CO
5-95as. UN 4-1566
ELECTRICAL WORK-Wiring and
appliance repairs; 24-hr. service at
no extra charge. CIR. 3-16S7.
FLOORS sANDED. finished; new, &c
ext. c. L. HiNsoN, 10. i-3475.
FLOOR SANDING-Painting. floors
ing. CO. 5-0514. AID. 2-2241.
KITCHEN Top-quality perform
ance. planning. production and
Bring your kitchen up to par to-
day: take 5 years on convenient
terms. Call SECO Kitchen Divi-
sion. JU. S-3010.
PAINTING; interior and exterior.
papering. patch plastering. Free
estimate. After 8. IA. 4-O31I
PAINTING-Best work and paints
Sober. skilled white painter does
own work. Mr.. Wilmeth, JU. s-5605.
PAINTING, plastering. paperins. gen
eral repairs Fire ms work a spe-
cialty. Complete home repairs
Estab. 1896. For free estimates.
call NE S-l471 or Elk 3-s57l
JACK r. TATE,
PAINTING, exterior; frst-elass
work; materials; do own work, 2
brothers, white; refs. ia. 2.i73l.
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
white mechanics: free estimates
Call anytime. AP. 7-9640.
PAINTING, inter. and exter Lowest
rates In town. best refs. White
mechanics. Free est. no. 2-7127.
PAINTING, paperhsnginE; hrst-class
workmanship. EoEk done immed
Mr.. POAI. RA. 3-5645. 2ss
PAINTING. papering. water proof
ms inter. eKteT., FHA loans avail.
estimate. JU. 9-471l after pm
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
1st-ciass work. free esfimates NR
THOMPSON, 10. 1884. az
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Coles Mobile Homes

AZ mi. north Of Laurel, Md, on
US. No. / Wash-Balto. blvd.
GAS CALCULATOR HEATER. auto
matte, good condition, 5 yrs. old
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COAT. mink, excel cond., fulI 4U-
In length. oil, orig price ~ ,5goi
camera case and ACCESSORIES series r Ils
power mower, Sears 4-cycle eng.
2I-in rotary. clutch and leai
mulcher, 1 yr, old, used : times
orig, price Sl35. Naval otilcer anc
family departing area in near fu-
ture will accept any reasonable
offer. RE. 5-4562 bet. 10 am. anc
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HELP WOMEN tcont.)

FILE CLERK--The American Auto
mobile Association IL now accepting
applications for file clerks between
the axes Of Is and IS. 5-day week
Apply AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION, l7l2 q ST, NV
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SAW, iointer, disc. sander, Delta
Home wS9TEshoR ,. SSmp as;s, with sv
guard, casters and accessories,
Sl95., TO. 9-65i6 or Elk, 3-2020'
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$50 a WEEK. i've n, Boston suburb;
time or Ell 3-lsI9
EXCELLENT SALARY excel refs
gh.W. COOK live IN 30-45. p
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SECRETARY


In large real estate organization.
This is an exceptional opportunity
Tor a high grade, competent, am
bilious and industrious secretary.
Give age, references and complete
resume OF experience. Salary based
on experience and ability. BOX Sci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

CREDENzA- MAHOG., 17-in. tabl,
model TV, radio-phono. comb;
floor and ! table lamp. IA. o.
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TYPIST
TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

White. Temporary assignments
lasting 3 or 1 months with posi-
bility of perm. assignment later: D.
day. 40-hr wk.; annual leave and
sick leave. Employe cafeteria. Apply
in person bet. 10 am. and 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

PIANO-Chickering mahogany Baby
Grand. almost new. Sewing ma
chine. Singer Reas. TIE. 6-6S74.
PIANO, apt. size. excel. cond.; owner
leaving town. Call Sat. or Sun
| Alter 1 u m IL R-S1o7 23e
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CL0THNG-Men's suits. size AZ
Also shoes, lOis-E. i4OO Madison
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Family Moving to Florida
Large mahog. din. rm. suite
breakfront, so by AS by 81 in; din
table. 81 by "A in. extra leaves
buffet, Sc by 90 by 80 in; Ball &
Claw chippendale style.
Mahog. odd pieceS-Pie crust
table, 80 in, Victorian chairs,
(occasionan; Victorian rocker, solid
Period China cabinet. curved
glass doors; mirror, beveled edge
full length easel type. All in AL
cond. No dealers please. OIL: 2
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NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

N0-SNA4e&AA A4AO hC~fSAA@ a -
3rd AND R SITS. NE.
WAITRESS. white; 5-day week; earn.
ingS average $50 wk. excel. posi-.
ton for neat and reliable worker
WAGSHAL'S DELICATESSEN, 4S55
Mass. ave. NV,
WAITRESS, experienced; good tips
ana good hours. 1929 Conn ave
WAITRESS, white, 81 to 80; night.
work. Apply RANDY'S RESTAU'
RANT, lib 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, weekends only
Fri. and Sat, ) pm. to $3.50 pm.
Sun, IL to $50 pm. Apply N
person bet. 2:30 and ) pm. Nc
phone calls. SILVER RESTAURANT
$3.50 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
WAITRESS, white or Japanese: ex-
perience necessary. Apply in per-
son. DINNER BELL, 76i5 WILSON,
sin ave, Bethesda. Nd.
WAITRESS, white, 1880 to $50
Apply in person. HOFFMAN q
PLATT RESTAURANT. 7CS N
Randolph ST.. Ari.
LADIES, for interesting. dignifet
sales work No experience neees.
sary. Every mother wants TIL
CHILD'S WORLD for her children
Recommended by churches Of al
faiths. educational leaders ans
public schools II earnings OF SlOi
and up per week interest you. cal
10. S-5707 any time. day or eve
ming
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STENOGRAPHER

Large real estate and mortgage loan
firm. modern aforementioned office
awaits you, plus liberal employG
benefits. We would like TO talk ia
you if you are q high school gradu-
ate, under 35 6-day week Call
Mr. Schafer or Mr. Moran, DI
H-S30n
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FURNITURE
BRAND-NEW
FURNITURE
3 ROOMS
FOR ONLY
So WEEK
NO MONEY DOWN

M MONE1 OOWN
Easy Terms-Free Delivery
STATE FURNITURE co
. 5fS sI 4 s. u s sE Il ss. 1858
.FURN.--2 foam Tubber, love, seats eats
table. twin Hollywood bed. rug
toaster. 1 set Revere ware: all new
in April, IA. 2-1SS3.
FURN.-Contents of efic; fuli-siz'
hide-a-bed. occasional chairs, desk
RCA TV, bureaus, etc. EN-. 2-9529
FURN.--sofa, match. easy chair, ex
chest type SIS. IA, 4-i476.
FURN.--3-pc. 18th Century liy. nm
suite, Simmons sofa PED. Hyatts-
vile area. UN. Al 20.
FURN., solid mahogany din. rm
suite: mahogany. leather-top col
fee and end table; formica kit
set. cond. like new. Pc. 2-9227.
FURN.---2 Hollywood twin beds, S55
2 chests, unpainted' So; assk
FURN.-Leaying city. Kitchen cabi-
net, metal bed. 9xl2 Azminstei
rug, library table. RA. 1924
FURN., some antiques; refrleefatofi
CO.. 2 elect, I gas, good condi.
ton. DI. 7-043l. 927 o pl, 2 "
TURN.--Bedrm.. liz. and din. rm.
tables q antiauel. huge ANTIQUE
mirror, rugs. etc. pvt. owner mus
sell 70 make ROOM ali FOOD cond.
reasonable III. S-3n54
FURN.--Liy. rm sofa. chairs. sir
covers. . book cases, mahnQ China
cab. din. table. cheap. HA 2-946s
FURN.--Must be sold this week END
chairs sofa. table. proadlooul rugs
and many mise items. good cond
and reas. co. 5-s953.
hice-a bed; new see
sofa. dinette. eoTdovan bedrm IA.
bles. lamps. chairs. XII S-OO35.
FURN.--Liy. m. and dinette set.
baby fun sewing machine. best
Offer Cal Kf 9-501o.
seat and . MATCHING
chairs. SOS. Coed ftnsie bed mat
tfess. 81 50 IN. 2-344s
FURN-2 conpl bedrm suites din
inz IN SCI and misc. piece1. Naks
ofsr. TU. 2-I37s.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS returned
Floors must be cleared. BIG RE-
MODELLING SALE now going on.
KITS, 1880 @ ST. NV. RE. 4
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CELLO. half size. Kay. excellent
condition. $50. Cal 10. s-4T27
CHANDELIER, crystal and bronze
new; exceptionally beautiful VII
sell for less than haH price. Oh
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SILK FINISHER


Must be experienced in all types
of pleating; also some wool pressing
$50 week. Steady Job DEBONAIH
CLEANERS, 2612 Conn. ave. NV.
AID. $1,000.
SODA FOUNTAIN MGR, take com
plete charge Of fountain; salary
plus share of profit NAYLOR
PHARMACY, 3039 Naylor I'd. Sc
STENOGRAPHER, must be fully ex-
perienced in office routine; Bla-
densburP area. AP. 7-4444.
STENOGRAPHER, to work in gem
eral contractor downtown office.
Must be proficient on IBM eXecu-
tive typewriter. State age. quail
tications, etc. Box 3S3-M, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER, for nationally
known publishing company, must
be good typist, shorthand not nee
essary. Some but not much dicta-
phone transcription: excel. work.
ing cond., employe BENEFITS State
age, education. exper., salary &C.
ceptable. Box 1911. Star.
STENOGRAPHER - Interesting and
diversified position in research or
SANITATION; good leave policy, air
conditioning 40-hr. week; tipping
so w.p.m; shorthand. so w.p.m.
S3,450 VI. Call ME. S-6252, Ext.
0ko
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DEEPFREEzE, chest. 1s-cu.-ft., Al
condition, Applewood clock, gun
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SODA FOUNTAIN, now In operation,
In good cond. Must remove due 70
remodeling. VIII sac. WISCONSIN
DRUG CENTER, EN-. 3-2l02.
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WASHERS-Whirlpool auto, new
auto. new 1857; 5-gr. guar; with
overflow rinse, full and partial
loads: list price, $500; sacrifice.
S159. Builders surplus. must b
disposed of at once. Call Q am,
10 X nm. JU. 5-4644 -
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SEWING MACHINE clearance sac,
wa. 7-2h64 day or mint.
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FILE CLERK

FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, for down.
town drug store; new equipment
erenees. 1880 per wk Apply
BABB1TTs DRUG STORE, ll0t
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SAIESIADY
I. MILLER

Experienced. for selling handbaEi
and accessories. for Conn. ave. shoe
salon. Highest salary, commissions
paid vacations and holidays.
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CLERK m

SALEsGIRLs, variety or dept. store
experience, excellent salary, 5 or
q days paid vacations Do not
phone. WEST END AND TO-,
1892 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

HOLLYWOOD BED, Harvard frame
cost $3.50, sell S75, used 9 mos
2013 New Hamp. ave, Apt, BOA
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GAS STOVE, refrigerator, oil burner
odds and ends. Cypress 7-S640,
GREASE GUN, in excel. cond., les
than l yr. old, portable. CIR. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

FUR COAT. mouton. excellent con-
dition. dark brown. wool sports coat
with fur collar. Phone KE. $3.50.
FUR JACKET. platinum fox. hip
length Hudson seal cape with
matching nun: wild ranch mink
clutch cape: ladies dresses and
suits cocktail and sportswear. sizes
1918. Also shoes, size z medium
all in excellent condition; reason
able. 10. 5-4705.