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PART1cuLARs oF THE JOE


Age 20 10 80, mechanical apti.
tude, sales personality, no previous
adilsting ,ssxPeTienee l s,s I, =.
givlnG educational BACKGROUND and
summary of previous employment,
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Would you like 10 make q career
IN the claim dept. OF one OF the
large national insurance companies
dealing IN automobile physical
damage coverage. where manage.
ment positions are filled on Q merit
basis from within the company
where your future depends on your
own abllity7
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NATIONAL

NATIONAL
Employment Service
Washington's Largest Agency
EXECUTIVE DIVISION
For men in Ss.0OO-s $50. 900
bracket, interested In our nation
wide executive placement service,
please call for appt. with Mr.. J. w.
Costello. TX. 3-7O65.
SALES DIVISION
PARTIAL LIsTrNos ONLY
Securities. exec. estate planning
dept ms. background desirable,
iSdsstrisi Chemicals. natl. Co., W? y:
omes Eauip.. natl. CO.. excel. o.
port, exper., car nee, 1882.
PsyaIotherapy Edaip. to Sass
Insurance, life or casualty $500
Trainees, college pref. natl. CO.,
Leloc. n. C. or Southern Va. %.
Trainess. natl. tobacco CO.. / Nd,
I D. C.. l Va. car furn.. 23--
2T,.,n... at, a.. 1865 aoa. Ss3eees
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MIsCELLANEOUS DIV

Or. Sheet Metal Tech. small cleo
tronics parts exper. 2,7b hr.
Tool Makers. CT. A 80 .b6-S2. rs hr.
Engr.. D. c., LIST or End el,
Maehinist, Ct. A $2.30-s2. 80 ~,
Aircraft Radio Tech. FEC End. :.
Sae. 80
Aircraft Electrician. expeF., SIS 80
Aircraft Instrument Tech, $500 hr.
Welder, arc, CT b, exper.. S2.0b hr.
Milling Mach. Opr.. CT A. S1,pO hr.
Aaaseur, trainee tips. $500 mo.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
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PERSONAL
fcONTINuEDl

PERMANENT, IS; shampoo anf
cnyfrSi VA, wsA.ceidxEN BEAUTY
RECORDING sBRVICE = HavI
your 7e collectors items put. On
k CIRCLE RBcoRpING eTu.
DAY CARE FOR CHILD IN ny
heme,. Glen Eeho Hsights. OF.
SASH CORDS replaced. i or i, 900.
caiking. paintinr, carpenfry: lee.
% sm. lob: free est, Az, 1874.
BEAUTY SALON for men. Appoint
coIor. 10. s.SsSs. "-n'n''
RANG INgIRUcTl0N: expeFisnesd
lessons II desired. WA. 7-sl47.
APT. AVAILABLE free. close Conn,
and Columbia Fd., lady OF semitic
a Look out LOT property anrlIn.
duties required. Prefer somsons
with pleasing Uersonalify. quiet,
liking pets. Pc. Box oe.
NURSING HOME 24.hour care
abe. HaymSfket i.slls.
PhEARRANGRD JUNEAU consul
s .nta enc ssssnE Z;
s sst S"s ss. q s00 *. Se.SsoS. o''
ALIERAfIQNs ana TemodsiinG q
sRits. coats and dresses; expert
77 .ssso. I SGsc LII LssLI q y" M
ADELPnI NURsERY SCHOOL en-.
nouneeS opening at 1000 Buck
I bHSTs e sSsSsa1 MS ss.:
hourly, weekly, monthly care
q e esfii NJ. i.eiisSe' ''''0n 'n,''''
~ UNABLE to attend classes. try
SUB. b. G.. Nd. Va. "a. s:lsS9
SELL USED HOUSEHOLD Anti.
CHS .through BUY-sELk PRESS
Sall today ana Monday % q
Northern virginia paper reaehel
ADV. and small commission when
items sold. u. 1904.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS - 1886
NLlIn1LNa AasUUs ANWAEA ltLlnR9i
other printing reas. RA. 0-o203
0HOsT WHITING AND EDlfING--
Books. articles, speeches. forms "a
prepared or revised. Professional
X0UR PH0TOGRAPH hand colored
in oils By professional artlstS
Prom ~. TIE PALETTE COLOR
STUDIO. Victor bIdg.. 9th and Q
ROOM, DOARD AND cARE Of pro.
fesSlonal mothers school : age
deughler, Mon. through Pri. Chris
tian Science family. Fairiaz
County preferred. Write Box 202-
l.. star giving particulars.
NOLAN GARDENS NURsEnY
school which includes. kindergaf-
ten through 3rd Grade. 3 acres
with swimming pool. tennis courts
and transportation IN the NV.
NE. Hyattsville and Langley Parh
areas. Glasses BEGIN Sept. 10
Hrs. z Am. to $3.50 pm. Cal
he. l.202s or I'M. 2-42ss.
.oed TUT CDIIs.S for I,, elem hlSs
for. lang. Eng, remedial readine,
D. c., Nd. Va. "a. 2-ISeg.
HYPNOeIe-sELP HYPNOSIS
Instruction for doctors, dentists
and etudenta. EN-. 2-7o87.
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LEGAL NOTICES

PRIVATE ROOM. near bath, fcI
retired eentlemani fiae food. Ieyell
grounds. good eQmpanionahtpi
living room with TV. keasonaels
fakeg. AID. l-o624,
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Blocked Program
SCIENCE CALENDAR

ologists, Washington Branch, 8
pm. meeting. Walter Reed Army
Institute of Research-u) "Cul-
tural characteristics of The
Science Attache in Foreign Serv-
ice," by Joel Warren, D. B. S.,
National Institutes of Health;
~ Trends of Bacteriology in
Japan. by Warren c. Eveland,
Armed Forces Institute Of Path
ology, and 90 African Swine
Fever and Hog Cholera. a COM
parison." by Chester N. Dale,
Animal Disease and Parasite Re-
search Branch. United States
Department of Agriculture.
American Society of Civil En-
gineers. noon luncheon. YWCA,
Barker Hall-"Roads to land in
Russia. by Shelton Fisher. pub
Usher of Power magazine.
American Welding Society,
6:15 pm. dinner, MAYORS Res
taurant. followed by meeting. 8
Structural Welding OF
Bridges" by Michael F. Godfrey
Bureau OF Public Roads, and
STUD Welding on Structural
Members, by Nelson Stud Weld
ing Co.
Washington Audio Society. 6
pm. dinner. AlfonSo's. 1403 L
street NV. 8 pm. meeting. Car
negie Institution of Washington
THE Design Of High Fidelity
Power Amplifers." by David
Halter of the Dyna Co., Phila-
delphia. developer of the Dynaco
circuitry. Also recent record re-
leases with excerpts) by Paul
Sampson of the Washington
Post and Times Herald.
American Institute of Electro
cal Engineers. $3.50 pm. dinner.
Ebbitt Hotel 10th and II streets
NV, 8 pm. dinner. Pepco Audi
torium-"The Magntic Switch
Bib Loop Tracer and Its Appli-
cations" by DR.. w. A. Geyger
Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
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Kennedy Sees
Drought as Top
u. ). Problem

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. Feb. 23|
R.-A New England Senator
tagged the great drought of the
Midwest and Southwest tonight
as "our Nations No. economic
problem.
Senator Kennedy, Democrat of
Massachusetts. said "the sharp
contrast between the attitudes
and actions Of the Democrats
and the Republicans on this
issue provides the best example
in 10 years of the real difference
between the two parties"
Senator Kennedy, who came
close to being the Democratic
vice presidential nominee last
year, made his comment in a
speech prepared for Missouri
Democrats saith annual Jackson
Day banquet.
Senator Kennedy described
himself as "a city boy who has
never plowed a furrow" But he
said the drought has become a
national, not just a local. prob
lem by taking millions of dollars
out of farmers pockets.
For we can sell you tools and
shirts and machinery and fish
only when you have the farm
income to pay for them. We can
share in the prosperity of an ex-
panding economy only when it is
not held back by declining in
come in your region.
And we can get an admins
tration in Washington sympa-
thetic to our areas of chronic
unemployment only when you
get one concerned about drought
relief"
He called administration ham
ding of drought programs "one
of the most shocking examples OF
Republican inertia and neglect. :"
Senator Kennedy said the Re-
publicanS in 80 years have not
"grasped the fundamental neces-
sites of the farm economy or the
fundamental role the Federal
Governmen must play in
strengthening our nationa
economy from the bottom and
not just at the top"
Senator Kennedy also an
nounced he intends to vote for
the Eisenhower Middle East
resolution in the Senate.
I'm the sensitive area Of
foreign affairs" he said I'VE
Democrats have a responsibility /
to work with him."
He called the resolution help
full in assuring the world Of
United States concern with that |
area and as a "firSt -p for the 4
Of further policies
and programs"
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Unbalanced Lone
PIun to Be Tried

The unbalanced lane system
for rush-hours will be tried on
Chain Bridge and Canal road
leading to the bridge at 4
pm. tomorrow. Traffic Director
George E. Keneipp has an
nounced.
Two Of the lanes on the bridge
will be inbound and one out
bound during the morning peak
hours. z to $50 am. Two lanes
will be outbound and one in
bound during evening rush
hours. 4 to $50 pm.
On Canal road. from Chain
Bridge TO Arizona avenue NV.
two lanes will be eastbound and
one lane westbound from 7 10
$50 am. while two lanes Will
be westbound and one east
bound during the evening rush
from 4 to $50 pm.
Mr.. Keneipp said the move is
planned to ease congestion and
delays now affecting traffic tc
and from Virginia.
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around in the committee room!
of the Capitol as if they were Sc
many political footballs.
President Eisenhower ap-
parently did not have even the
faintest idea how to stop the
carnage"
Mr.. Truman said there had
been a lot of talk about tighten
ing the burdens of the presi-
dency, but he said confusion
and conflict" would result if the
President left things to his cab
met officers and assistants.
Key WeSters turned out by
the thousands to welcome Mr..
Truman back to his old vaca-
ton headquarters. The former
President and his wife were es-
corted to Key West from a re-
sort on the Florida Keys by cars
of the Florida highway patrol.
the Monroe County sheriff's de-
partment and the Key West
police.
The best times I ever had in
my life were spent here in Key
West while I was President. "
Mr.. Truman told a crowd at the
White House.
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man said the powers given the
President in the constitution
make his job the most difficult
in history.
THE President cannot carry
out his legislative job and his
political leadership without a lot
of opposition" Mr.. Truman
added. The Constitution makes
the executive and the legislative
separate and epend n t
branches of the Government. and
as a result. there is certain
amount of conflict built into the
Constitution
1T is the duty of the President
to see that the constitutional
powers of the presidency are not
infringed Some elements in
Congress are always trying to
legislate him out of Office. and
make themselves an English
legislative government.
Have Different Views
This hostility to the Presi-
dency is much more widespread
in the Republican Party than in
the Democratic Party. In fact.
1 think the political leaders of
the two parties have very diff
ferent views of the presidency.
1.-THE Democrats regard the
President as a constitutional
leader; the Republicans regard
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Patent Office Exhibit

The United States Patent Of
flee. Department of Commerce,
is sponsoring its eighth exhibit.
the second in the field Of cleo
tronics. This exhibit in the
Commerce Department Lobby.
Fourteenth street between E
street and Constitution avenue
NV. Exhibit hours are: Week.
days from $3.50 am. to 10 pm;
Saturdays and Sundays from 10
am. to 6 pm. Nineteen COM
panieS will show research and
progress under the American
patent system through the latest
models and various other forms
of display.
Tomorrow
The Institute of Radio En-
gineers-8 pm. meeting, Ma
ational Bureau of Standards, Ma
terials Testing Lab. - Human
Relations in Research Manage
ment' by Professor H. A. Shep-
ard. Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology.
Society for Industrial Micro
biology--8 pm. meeting. Science
Service Building. 17l7 N street
N.W.-Subject: Development Of
Fungicides for Use in Paint" by
the staff of Engineering. Re-
search and Development Labora-
tory, Fort Belvoir, Va. presented
by Samuel Shapiro Of the Fort
Belvoir laboratory.
Tuesday
Institute of Traffic Engineers.
Washington section-l2:l5 pm.
luncheon - All States Dining
Room, 5l4 Nineteenth street
N.W.--"Illustrated Lecture on
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and
Approaches" by Bruce A. Her.
man. j. E. Greiner Co. and Prof.
ect Engineer, Baltimore Harbor
Tunnel.
Society of American Bacteri-
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the President as the spokesman
for a ruling oligarchy."
Mr.. Truman said President Eli
senhower had a bitter expert
ence in this field" He quoted Mr..
Eisenhower as saying in speech
at Columbus, Ohio on September
%, 1852:
~ come before you to make
one pledge. When a Republican
Senate and a Republican House
of Representatives has taken
charge of the legislative branch
of our Government. there will be
perfect coordination and CO.
operation between that body and
the man in the White House >"
Mr.. Truman called these ia
nous last words" and added:
Relations between the White
House and Capitol Hill have prob
ably never been worse than they
were in 1853 and 1854 when Ell
had the Republican
ator Taft died. the lid was of.
83rd Congress.
Blocked Program
"The Republican leaders in
Congress took the political initia-
tive. They blocked the Presi-
dents program. and after Sem
Congressman kicked
Cabinet members
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Truman Calls Presidency
Hardest Job in History

KEY WEST. Fla. Feb % QP-Harry Truman said tonight
the Democratic the President constitutional
leader while the Republicans look him the spokesman
for ruling oligarchy."
In speech for delivery dinner for the benefit
Of the Harry S. Truman Library Independence No. Mr. Tu
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIR.-Housekeeping a.
you like II. Lge. gas range. run.
n bsat. il ss ! Sssa s ss'f NV ai'0
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely Ice.
rm.; newly furn. enc. upit; pvt.
bath: linens. no. 2-05se.
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
up TO music: clock-radio, TV. refer;
$3.50 wk. 2147 r NV. EX.3-6033.
end ST. Sc, near the CApitol-2
large rooms with bath: SIS q week.
Call Ii. 7.S060.
1913 PARK RID. NV, nr. 18th st,
VERY attrac. furn. rm. with pvt.
entr.; stove. refgr.; sac mo.
ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS, LIST d.
compl. kit. downstairs: utils. and
linens furn.; Catholic home; suitable
2 girls; $50 mo. each. 351t Upshur
ST.. Brentwood. Nd. WA. 7-4753.
1878 1Ith ST.. N.w.-ciean front;
refgr,; sober man or lady: 3 blks
Sm. Ho. s-sS74. Va "i'' 'i''p'n'
1855 QUE ST. NV. "The Ken.
nerC-ist-f. 1-rm. and kit. enc,
Slb week.
COLORED - LIGHT HOUsEKEEP.
ING apis. very large and nice
S14. b7 Eye st. NV. ST. $4,000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM
suitable for I or 2. Running water
keas., conven. transp. III. 4-b7lJ,
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1t1 e W, 90 Esnuins Ens ass; g.
MEYER Z-52 ZOYSIA

Dualanteed pure "BIue Ribbon"
s ssS S sREsi S SpfE Hs. sSS SF So any
carefully planted. $50 SO: Ma. s.
1880; zoYsIA ASSOCIATES. VIII.
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ApARTHNHEHHSTTE V VALUES

Il est; n.s.--4 rooms. kit. and
1881 lith st. n.v.-i rm.. kitchen.
:. pC27 Bennins I'd. s.s.-Bedrcom.
icy S TO, 70 inspect st iSt hoOr' SOsS
30 < q. ~ n q. and 2 bedroom
Ap ssis ipis sSS DS ST. s; ,, xiIsSs' on
premises 70 inspect,
-, 400 or = z; ,E.v;;MsSBsdrOom. iiv. rm.'
-, !o IL. ? q. :s no.v.-i rm" kit. semi
share KIT. and bath. $50.
~ 2s eSa Nc n.,S yi'ya SIS rooms
III; 20 q. "a a. A. n'e'--s rms. kit. and
.S7;x BATE. y. n.v.--s rms. kit.
3l7 Decatur .st. n.w.-2 bedrooms.
liv. rlil,, din. kit, bath, 1921
1907 q u. NEG rms, KIT. and
bath. heat incl 9eb.
z. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors ma. 5000
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
FED sToRE. 81 sfs Eo1 y. MA JANE Ne
S-O0f0
BANTAMs = is yarieties, grown
ssSSs s MEnkssf p shIs5s HISO BsH1
Farm. 2 mi. south Of Winchester
on v. g. II, Virginia. Tel. Mo-
GosLINGs, brown Chinese and Em-
seesss4,spl aust . days DID, CAL 1u'
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CLUB MASON

1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
DE LUKE LIVING In Q club resi-
dence for ladies and men. Rooms
available for 9 ladies. $1o TO $50
room mo CHARGE. hotel services.
NO, 7-077O.
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BLUEGRASS SOD

Manure enriched. 35c a big roll, 2
wide); also. composted manure. top
soil. 81 q bag almost . bushels to
the bag). Deliveries Of orders total
ing $50 or more win be made free Of
charge within 10 miles Of farm;
from 10 to rs miles Of farm mini
mum orders for freq delivery will
MORRIS EGG FARM
OLNEY. MD.
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FARM AND GARDEN

DOBERMAN PUPPIES, Axe.
FE. 3-4O21 wkdays. After IL Noon
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.W.

$500 MACARTHUR BLvD.-Double
rni. pvt bath. for I or 2 men, e4b
for ] and s6b for 2. Bus AZ door
14is m 81 N.W;-Unusualiy large.
newly furnished and dec. single
rm for men only; refer. on A.,
unlim. phone and maid service.
Apply manager
1920 37th ST. NV. Icor. Porter ST.
ENicely Turn. room. semipvt. bath;
nome SURROUNDINGS: must be seen
70 be Appreciated.
1870 2 ST, NV, THE churchiii"--
Clean. sgle. rms, run water. maid
service: $3.50 up. NO. 7.0s6s.
LARGE MASTER BRDRM.. private
bath; pvt. det., clean gentle home;
and express bus RA. 3.6ssb. ~
Mt. PLEASANT LODGE, 1928 18th
%, NV. :. Rms, b. day. week.
month; end Of Mt. Pleasant car.
line. AD. 2-3i3e.
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APIS. FURNIsRED--MD.

saoS EARRA0UT ST.. Hysttsvills.
Md;-Liy. rin.. bedrm., kit. bath.
encl. back porch. Utils. included,
TAK0MA Park; 2 blks, .: c:-Esv
fur fvtn' iiy; rm,, q 2 bsqTms. n kktisss'
TAK0MA .PARK.sILvER eFlIN0
AnkA-l-bedrm. apt. newly fuLn'
s i;asd; n nG assrn,. c SIs fSv az
1922. ewes.
$500 ssrd 81. NC nsinlsF-i no.
strsstcsI. a biz; i fsrs: tsS.
MOUNT nAINIEn, 400 ,?aFd St: It.
VA me- ..SSssss: sash: sdui''' Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

Ali types Of evergreens. shrubs
end trees. Expert tree work done
203 ArL blvd. Falls Ch.. Va, JE.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room and
board In private home, with mini
mum care, In NV. or Silver Spring
area; convenient 10 transportation.
~. 5-41D4.
ELDElLY RETIRED MAN wishes rm.
With 3D.: prefer private family. AT.
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Arf HESyx fH4 AEEv D. sGepo.
EPIC. NOW AVAIL.
NEWLY DECORATED

Full-sized liy. rm:. dinette. mod
kit. and bath; Ice. clothes and dres-
sing closets: rent, $40. May be seen
S432. Ref. required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

In gcod condition and may be in
Drug Store. B. =. SAUL CO., 026
10Th ct. NV. MA. S-21OO.
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4soI 3rd; NV. Apt. 2
BATH ao$ gsh sih heat g, INCL :. S7s.6d
2 rms. kit. dinette, bath, scr
PEA 516e ne sES S paint. NV heat T.. $1,000
T HiIi 1T It, BATH dinstte. scr Csh &
WIN 2 Sssi x ST. Sc. Ant. 5000
2 rms Kit" bath: all utils:: VII
2s srd st. NE. ---'0S'0c
ssmt;, apt: 2 rms. bath: al utils
L. T. oRHyATrE = SoV'V'
1913 K st. Reaitor Ma. s-O75s
574I COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Mod
bldg. afr-cooied corridors: i bedrm.,
liv. rm., dinette. kit, bath: $50. so
for inspection.
1924 CONN. AVE. N.W.-3 rms,
kit.. bath. excel. cond.: SIS per mo.
See ianitor.
1904 14th st. N.W.-Conv. loc.: 4
rms, kit. and bath, In eiev. bldg.
$50 per mo. Key in AIT. IA.
2225 N ST. N.w.-l bedrm.. iiv.
rmy KIT. bath: $685. per mo. Key
UAtA 1ohAt1hs
1920 18th ST. N.w.-Desirable
apis; In elev. bldg. sec. switchboard
service. bedrm., liv, rm.. KIT, d.
nette. bath: 500 so per mo. See
switchboard operator for inspection.
HENRY ,. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Di. 7-61z1
18th AND EYE ST. NE.
4 kff and hath
2 rms. kit and bath. porch
very low rentals
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave. NV. ma. S-1652
10 MINIS. DOWNTOWN
ADJACENT TO Greenway shopping
center. East Capitol 81. Bridge. De-
lightfully modern, newly dec. apt;
large closets. storage and laundry
facilities. y block on MINI. ave.
and transportation.
ONE BEDROOM, SIS
TWO BEDROOMS, $3.50
INCL. UTILITIES
Res. Mgr. Apt. 202. LU. 4-450l
224 Seth ST. Sc.
Sidney z. Mensh q Co., Inc.
1913 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-e44o
Must See to Appreciate
AZURE COURTS
REAL HOME LIVING AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
LaTge modern one-hedroom apart
ments situated in Immediately
maintained tree-shaded area.
Tastefully decorated. paneled liv-
Seven huge closets. exhaust fans.
o6-street. parking. garbage disposal.
storage lockers. laundry facilities,
ping center one block.
TURN; l-BEpRM APT.---$99. so
1103 Bellevue st. Sc.
RES. MGR. APT 102
IDIRBCrIoNS:. Out Wheeler Rd. past
modern shopping center * block 70
address. 10. 2-6102.
SIDNEY Q. MENSH q CO., INC
1913 Eve st. NV. Ma. S-044O
MEAD VlrrDFONQTNT nm N ACO
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TRIPLE c RIDING sTABLE-Oentle
horses and ponies for hire and sale
Ct all times. Riding instructions.
Chain Bridge I'd. and Old Court
house I'd. near Tyson's Corner. DU.
5-9465.
POLLED HEREFORD BULLS, reg.
Lyesto % SCI Exchsn a1e'io Wn rfrmsrs
Va. Monday. May 9th at 3 pm.
Weight for age breeding. H. M.
WITT. H-H RANCH. Ellicott City.
JUNIOR HUNTER, CHESTNUT, is
Ia. hands. registered thorough
bred; hunted and shown past .
yrs. BY teen-age girl. Mon. through
Fri. DI. 7-41TS: Sat, Sun. OV.
3-5320.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
THE WADE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Three Games Set
In Soccer Leuoue

Three games in the National
Soccer League will be played
this afternoon. all starting at
'2:30 pm.
Knights of Columbus plays
Charles County at Twenty
third street and Constitution
avenue NV, Washington
Sports Club meets Myron
Cowell at Pains Point. and
Prince Georges County takes on
Andrews Air Force Base at
Maryland Sports Club field,
District Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
CHEERS PIPED TO SOUTH BEND
Middies Raise Roof
(. With Remote YeIIs

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 2 a.
A cheering. singing, shouting
band OF 5000 Midshipmen
practically lifted the copper
roof of their new field house
today as they cheered Nays
football team to victory over
Notre Dame.
They started chanting as
soon as the National Anthem
was finished at South Bend and
they didn't let up until Navy
had tucked away a 20-6 victory.
The cheers were piped to
South Bend over a special tele-
phone line the Midshipmen had
leased for the occasion, and
from a radio description Of the
game the Middies apparently
were drowning out everybody
else in the crowd Of $4,000 at
the game.
The Midshipman Brigade
Activities Committee, headed by
James Burr Davis of Wayne,
Nebr., took UP a collection Of
nearly $500 from members Of
ehe brigade and paid $3.50 to
lease the telephone line. They
spent the Test on soft Adrinks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Campbell Leads
AS Gonzoeo Wins
At Fuirmont, 1877

Fullback Alan Campbell
scored two touchdowns to lead
Gonzaga High School to an 18-
Z victory over Fairmont Heights
yesterday on the losers field.
Campbell spanked the Eagles
running attack and scored on
runs Of Z and 5 yards which
climaxed IS and 60-yard drives.
Quarterback Billy Counselman
accounted for Gonzaga's first
score on a 1-yard plunge.
Crawford Ellerbe. Fairmont
Heights quarterback. led his
team to its touchdown on a So
yard march in the final period.
Ellerbe completed a 15-yard
pass to End Harold James and
two passes to End John Byrd
that covered 80 yards and then
8 for q touchdown.
R psI1%cat Height, g 9 8 Sis
ceunsslman q. piunSs': Campbell .
Fairmont Heights seoring-Touch-
down: Byrd (e, pass from Ellerbe).
Conversion: Stanley Allen.