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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
SY SYLVIA PORTER

Right now. in Southern Cali
fornia and South and Central
Texas. Sunday selling is es-
pecially hot. In Detroit, retail
ers are fighting bitterly about 1t.
Campaign Pushed
In the so-called Bible Belt,
major campaigns are on to stop
it. In as widely separated areas
as Arkansas. Pennsylvania, Ten
nessee. other fights are in full
swing.
1t has reached the point where
some grocery stores report sales
on Sunday beat every other day
except Friday and Saturday.
Clothing and furniture stores
that have gone in for vigorous
promotions reveal that on Sum-
days, families come in as a unit
and buy heavily. Many car
dealers estimate that on Sunday
they may do Is to so per cent
of a weeks business.
This is not just the familiar
pop and nom" store phenom-
enon. Sunday selling has gone
big-time.
The unions don't like 1t and,
says one retail authority, Where
the unions are strong, they're
demanding triple time, and even
where they're weak they're de-
manding double or premium
time"
But while the merchants are
squirming, they're paying the
wages and the distaste of union
leaders is not stopping the trend.
Church authorities are taking
a strong stand against the move
ment, are denouncing it from
the pulpit and urging boycott Of
the stores.
But as one expert put 1t
cynically. THE free publicity is
squirting the trend. Business
right after church on Sunday is
terrific as people stop of on the
way home for milk and bread"
Many Of the major food
chains are resisting the develop
ment and. although the Ma
tional Association of Food
Chains won't take an official
position because it has mem.
bers on both sides of the argu-
ment. its president, John A.
Logan. emphasizes, "A large seq
ment of the industry believes
that six days offer ample time
for people to do their food shop
ping, particularly with some
evenings OPEN"
Court Rulings Vary
Opponents are fighting Sun
day selling through laws and
the courts all over the Nation.
But a survey soon to be re-
leased by Food Topics indicates
the legal picture on Sabbath
openings is chaotic. The Florida
Supreme Court has just ruled
the States Sabbath laws uncon-
stitutional. In Cincinnati, an
other court has reaffirmed Ohio's
125-year-old blue laws" A bill
has just been introduced into
the Pennsylvania Senate to pro-
hibit Sunday sales. In Little
Rock. Ark. a long time foe Of
the States Sunday closing law
has gone to jail for refusal to
obey the ordinance.
Whether it's a legitimate serv-
ice or not. the fact is many
Americans are demanding It.
Whether it's morally" wrong or
not, the fact is more and more
stores are going in for It.
(copyright 1857. Hail Syndicate. Ins.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29

- oCA AN0 Va AAAOAAA0OAA
umbrella trusses joined together
to create a harlequin effect"
There is no front entrance,
and no show window on any
front. Once inside, however. the
customer finds the whole space
a show window. with continuous
wall area 10 feet high available
for merchandise display.
1t Is one of the first hardware
and building supply stores set up
for self service, with check-out
aisles like grocery supermarket.
The aforementioned store. be-
sides its extensive stock Of hard
goods" and sports equipment. has
a greenhouse attached. Its large
outdoor garden shop is equipped
with lawn and garden supplies
from a rose bush to swimming
pool"
Occupying So acres just east
of the town center Of Rockville
on U. S. Route 240 bypass. at
the head Of North Washington
street, the new establishment is
one Of the first high-volume
stores to be situated at the edge
of built-up area. rather than
at a center.
4
Confident Of Expansion
But according to John Hechin-
ger. administrative head of the
firm. we're betting that the
Washington area will keep on
growing in our direction and be-
fore long our new store will be in
a center Of population"
Although the other Hechinger
stores will be closed for the
holiday tomorrow, the LEW one
will be open for business as well
as inspection. The days program
will include a buffet luncheon for
Mayor Dickran Y. Hovsepian and
other Rockville officials.
! All-day exhibitions, for fisher
men and other sports enthusiasts
in the sporting goods department
and for the home handy man a
I"do-it-yourself" show, will be
presented. For children there
will be free soft drinks and ice
cream. pony rides and tractor
drawn hay rides. Three monkeys
will be included in a special
exhibit Of so wild animals and
birds.
Ground was broken only last
January for the store. built under
supervision Of Frank Wolf
sheimer. civil engineer and men,
Der of the Hechinger staff for
more than 20 years. The archi-
tects were the Architects Collah-
orative Of Cambridge. Mass. The
job was under the immediate SUI
pervision Of Robert s. Mcmillan,
a member Of the Collaborative
who also designed the remodeled
Hechinger store in Falls Church,
1855 winner Of the Washington
Board OF Trades Biennial Arch
Iitectural Award.
Striking Umbrella Effect
! Unlike a downtown store
moved to the country. with show
windows geared to the pedestrian
the store is built to serve the
motorist.
The stores site is part Of the
old James Viers farm. and close
by other stores in the Rockville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

exchange rates follow. Great Britain IN
dollars, others in cents. Unbalanced
i05 slN U. 3 cents Oh iIlS .. N" y,
a. Europe; Great ,.o Britain tpound,
l5g 70 Day "a f aasur lsIs sss On Hp/fS
ss.s's% rs ,1sp' s: e. Ssr 1s
lana auids aiui sS Is " itaiy % ~
OF cent; Portugal (escudol $50: Sweden
tkrona) 1874; Switzerland 0rancl
lfreel %. "a: Denmark (kronel 1880
Brazil ursei 40: Mexico sol: inc.
Euela (BoIivar) no 90.
Far East: HONG KONG dollar l7.6e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Metro. Inc, Announces
Quarterly Payments

Directors Of Metro. Inc. finan-
cial management corporation,
declared quarterly dividends of
l7l2 cents a share on preferred
stock and is cents a share on
common stock.
Both dividends will be paid
June % to holders of record at
the close June IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Trans World Airlines
Files for Stock Offering

Trans World Airlines yester-
day filed a registration state
ment with the Securities and
Exchange Commission covering
"a proposed offering Of 3.337,-
036 shares OF common stock.
The new shares would be Of
fered to present holders at the
rate Of one additional share for
each share held on effective
date Of the statement. SUBJ
scription price will be an
nounced shortly before the
offering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29


ing at IL am. on Thursday. June
81, at the company's Offices. 303
Seventh street NV.
Providing stockholders APP
prove. the stock dividend will
total $500 additional shares of
previously authorized stock of $40
q share par value. q total
amount of 5000 in par value.
Presently outstanding are $4,000
shares with a total par value Of
100000.
The additional dividend shares
would be issued on July is and
would be delivered on and after
that date at the rate of one new
share for each two shares held.
Fractional shares would be elm
mated by company arrangements
for purchase of them at the rate
of SIS for each one-half share.
Cash proceeds would 60 to frac-
tional holders.
Activities of Company
Would Be BrOadened
Major changes in the charter
and bylaws would broaden the
company's activities. permit a
substantial increase in the board
Of directors and also create
an advisory board. They would
provide for a main board Of 3
to Is directors. compared with
q present board of Is. and an
advisory board of 3 to 10.
The company would be per-
mitted to write steam boiler in
surance. fidelity bonds and all
other types of insurance per-
mitted by District laws govern
ing fire and casualty companies.
Designed to bring provisions
more In line with modern prac-
tees. changes also would per-
NIT directors and officers of the
company to serve as directors
and officers of other companies.
Stockholders would have one
vote for each share owned.
They now have one vote for each
share up to a limit of 100.
The name would be shortened
to Firemen's Insurance Co. of
Washington. d. c. The full name
since March 3. 1887. has been
the Firemen's Insurance Co. of
: Washington and Georgetown in
the District Of Columbia.
Pre-emptive Stock Right
Proposed for Holders
New bylaws would provide for
Q pre-emptive right of the stock
holders to subscribe to any new
issue of the company's authorized
stock except stock issued to ac-
Quire businesses or assets or
under q stock option plan.
Other changes would include
provision for a stock option plan
for the benefit of any employee of
the company with more than flve
years of service and also for the
benefit Of officers so long as there
are authorized and unissued
shares Of the company.
Options would permit pur-
chases Of stock at a price fixed
by the executive committee of the
board, but at not less than $50
. share. The amount of a years
purchases could not exceed 20
per cent of the purchasers re-
Enumeration from the company.
Under a revised pension plan,
officers and employees would re-
tire at IS unless requested to
continue by the board. Retire
ment would be mandatory at IS
Company directors include
Edward c. Baltz, Roland M
Brown. Barnum L. Cotton, Will
liam H. Dyer. v. Manning Hoff-
man, j. Logan Hopkins, Mr.
Howard. Charles L. Norris
Richard H. Sinclair. John H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Dividend Omitted

NEW YORK. May 20 CR.--
United States Hoffman Machin-
cry Corp, which has undergone
reorganizations twice in less than
two months, decided yesterday
to omit the quarterly dividend
on the common stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Savings Bonds will Have
New Punch Gard Form

The Treasury will issue Series
E savings bonds in punch-card
form to save around $500, 00O
annually in printing costs. be-
ginning October /. it announced
today.
The punch-card bonds will
closely resemble the present
paper-type bonds and will have
the same printed matter on
both sides as now. The new
punch-card bonds will be 73s by
81 inches. compared with pres
ent bonds measuring TX by AZ
inches.
The punch-card bonds will
permit use of electronic data
processing machines for certain
savings bond procedures at the
Treasury and handling for pay
roll savings plans will be easier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Kay yewelry Stockholders
Re-eIect All Directors

Stockholders Of Kay Jewelry
Stores, Inc. reelected all direc-
tors at the annual meeting Mon
day as follows:
CD. Kaufman. B. B. Golding
Mark Freeman. A. O. Sambure
j. s. Kaudmann, D. r. Trattner
Homer Jonas, Harry j. Rudick
and Simon Hirschman.
Directors reelected all officer:
headed by President c. D. Kauf-
mann and declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 40 cents a
share. payable June Is to holders
of record June !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Hechinger's to Celebrate
Rockville Store OPENING

Hechngers sixth and biggest store will open Rockville
with holiday Of business and festivities planned
introduce the architectural and merchandising innovations Of
the huge establishment.
One of the largest hardware stores the Eastern Seaboard
it offers revolutionary with its rooflne scheme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
'1 :$ BUSINESS
Firemen's Plans Change,
SO Pct. Stock Dividend
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Directors OF the l2Oyearold Femens Insurance Co. Of
Washington and Georgetown have asked stockholders
broad modernzaon of the company charter bylaws
and also distribution of so cent stock dividend.
This announced today by President Albert w. Howard
Stockholders will the boards proposals at special meet
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NrV TssnH
$9,97O,OOO
Washington Suburban Sanitary District, Maryland
May 70, 1857
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nmpu Acknowledge ~hpr s.cedsS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29

Snyder. John w. Stadtler. Robert
N. Taylor and Albert w. Walker.
PEPCO Earnings Up Slightly
From Marks Of Year Ago
April net income of Potomac
Electric Power Co. amounted to
$711.700. compared with $685.
100 in April last year. the COM
pany reported yesterday.
April operating revenues of
SIS, 1856 were $316.100 above
a year ago. while operating costs
of $4.096.200 were $l78,300
higher.
Net income for IL months
ended April 80 totaled $9,8l3, 800
or $l.58 a share. compared with
$9.076.600 or $1.54 a share in
the preceding IL months.
Twelve months operating
revenues Of $65. 800 were up
$4,523,400 from the preceding
year and operating costs Of $780,
800. 900 were $3.143.300 ahead.
Hecht Co. Reports Declines
In Earnings and Sales
Hecht Co. had net income of
$404.527 or Al cents q sharC in
three months ended April 80,
compared with $416,222 or AZ
cents a share in the same 1856
period. the company reported
yesterday.
Net sales declined to 23,09l, :
496 from $23,558,954 q year ear
lier. The decline in profits and
sales were attributed to closing
of the company's New York store
last October.
Included in the quarters net
income was a homecoming ex-
Ipense amounting to IS cents a
share. 1t resulted from termina-
ton Of the New York store lease,
the company stated.
Earnings for IL months ended
April 80 were $2,S63 ,808 or $3.05
a share VS.. $3.594,726 or 1887
/ a share in the preceding IL
months. Sales totaled $108. 030,-
435 VS.. $ll2.909,8 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. May "a up National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29

Snyder. John w. Stadtler. Robert
N. Taylor and Albert w. Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

CHAIN SAWS. Mcculloch. sales
service; rental. $40 day. ORAVElY
OF WASH. 10. 4.77O1.
CHAIN sAWS---Soil tillers. wall
paper steamers. paint sprayers.
ladders. floor sanders, buffers. cleo
tic hammers, etc, FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO. 6-O5@S
CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOLS 4 EQUIP. CO, JU. 6.50iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

PrIL5A ,I1 seleetIon o. re6uiit
steinway. Knabs. Stieii. Krsnieh 4
Bach and Story a Clark These
pianos are fully rebuilt and carry a
80 CAMPBEIL MUSIC Co
llVh q Sd NV. Dl, 7.R464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGIA AND NEw HAMP. AVE
NW.--Large .nd-fioor front, vel
equipped; good transp RIA. l-4SO1
253D 18th ST. N.w.---Lge. light frt
rm,, dining alcove. stove. refHr
util furn., ~ 80 wk, DE, e-lBI5
1910 18th ST. N.w.-Larse rm
with kltchenette. refgr.. stove anc
sink; ~ 80 weekly.
ATTRACTIVE RIM, pvt. bath. refgr.
hot plate: cpnv. tranSp,. maid serv
$50, utils. incl, NO. 10000.
5000 18th ST, NV. Apt. :I--Beaut
rm With PVT. .entr,. stove. teier.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

SCHUYLER ARMS-Rachelor apt. |;
ref. required. DU. 7-S6s6.
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Eaio. (:
bed-liv, rm.. kit. dinette. pvt. bath:
from and rear entr. Utils. turn.
500 End ST. Sc, Capitol Hiil-Two
rms; also 3 rms. newly dec. nicely
Turn $50 and SOS. IL 4-4a2H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

PlANS,Hs--.Army. Nav, AIR Force and
District employees can save real
money on ali kinds OF Instruments
~ the PIANO MART. 1915 9Th 81.
NV; over 100 spinets. consoles and
nprights 70 choose from, ST. 3-8jOO,
PIANO MART, 1913 7th AZ. NV,
.lnst above the Libraryl. OPEN
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APIS. UNEURNIsHED-D. c,

GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que n,w.-2-
bedrm. In apt BLDG See anytime.
Open. Apt. 3, DI 1857.
5000 18th ST. Sc rms. kit. and
bath. $50 80. Key at apt. g. FLOYD
E DAVIS CO. 1929 X st. NV,
Ma S-035a.
ii3i HARVARD ST. NV bedrm.
apt with porch; redec downtown
loo: S5i mo, utils. incl: adults
onlyl RES. MGR. APT. "a.
LIST ST. AND HAWAII AVE. Ne
Ideal ioc.: med, S-fam. bldg. Choice
Of LIST or End a.. = rms. kit and
bath: Ice. eft. refer; locker and
ldry. In osmt Only S5i so incl
!. heat and hot water STEuART
BROS. INC. DI. 7-S695. DI. q
ai3i.
NEWLY DEC. lge. / -bedrm. apt,
bet Fairfax Viii. and Coral HIS.
Ofi-st park Ldry. laell. LU. 2-lgs4
. ROOMS. kit, and bath: utilities
included cd floor. back entrance:
S5p II 3-l36d. .liS Rand pl e.
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. APT. all on /
foot, mod BLDG, newly. painted
and cleaned. 10. 2-Ol5l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

FHUNOGhAPH, Columbia portable
speed auto. chanSer; sood con.
PM. OIL, 4-blOi. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

Lee dDle. rms suitable for ladies
gentleman or couple Rms by day.
81 q day per person and up In
dble. rms. blk OF Conn. ave
Walk downtown 1920 18th st. NV
Lu e-7l99 OF NE. S-s044.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
MARCH ]
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.H.w.; must be experienced
age 80 70 As; 2 adults In new apt
on Conn. ave-, Sundays and | othei
day on: permanent position. DC
not apply unless experienced ano
have recent references from private
local families. EN-. 3-d673.
COOK -LAUNDREss light housewk
live out, 10 a.m..7 pm, Mon
through Fri. must like children
refs required; other help employed
S3is Call Thurs, 20 pm NO
G,H.w.. CHILD CARE, plain cook, /
days, 10 to q: baby 81 one nisht
refs: S35. Call KE. e-6IID.
CIV AND COOK lcoioredl live ii
or ont' 81 secs D.. c., Va, Nd
G.H.W.--Live In, Nd. home. fonc
OF children. settled. reliable. 6h.
day VIZ. Ref. REQ. 10, 5.4142,
G.H.W,, laundry. Family In chev,
Chase. S2b wk. 10 start Live IN oil
out NUS. be fond Of children
Oh. 4.lf27.
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/ RMs., HOUSEKEEPING Cont. J THE


BEDROOM; living room, kitchen and
lights not included. To. a-7g34.
CONN. AVE. NV, I9I4--Eficiency
apt, compl. furn. with modern
furn. Available April / to anyone
wishing to rent the apt. and buy
the furniture An 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
APIS. FURNlsHED-D.c.

GA, AVE. AOI6--Newly dec; or
bedroom apt. kit. bath: park
ing adults: Gentle home. transp +:
500 UP. EN-. 3-3426. RA. 3-2s3s
l25 VICTOR ST. NE. Apt. . (openl.
Liv. rn,. dlneete, kit. bedru.. bath:
mr.. Cath. .. OIL. 6-379a. ewes.
1871 COLUMBIA RID. = efficiency,
$40 so: ] bedrm.. 500 utIls most
COW. location. AID. 4-205g.
N. H., 4lO1--3 spacious rms. bath
ADULTS: busline: $50 mo. incl. utils
TU. 2-3OS5: OIL. $4,000, Ext. 7IO
.sl:. TUCKERMAN ST. N.W.--small
PRIVILEGES; Sc week. ia a-i5SS
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA -eond
l bedrm- liy. rm., kit. bath. car
SPACE: maid sery.; $3.50. NO. e.
SCHUYLER ARMs-Rachelor apt
rel. required. DU 7-S6s6.
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.--Eaic.
bed-ltv. rm.. kit. dinette. pvt. bath:
from and rear entr. Utils. turn.
500 End ST. Sc, Capitol Hiil-TwC
rms; also 3 rms, newly dec. nicely
furn; $50 and SIS. Ii. 4-4236
DUPONT CIRCLE = Clean, well
Turn; for quiet. ref. adults. . rms,
kit. bath; utils. furn. Re. 3-55O6
GEORGETOWN and 2-bedrm
apis. efhe. kit. garb. diSp: utils
incl See ianitor. 1900 Que st. NV
kALORAMA-Liv. rm.. twin bedrm.
dtn.-kit,. ample closets. $50. DE
2-sOaO or 10, 1-.s66.
LAMONT ST, 1914 N.W.-Efic. apt
nicely furn., newly dec. mod. kit
with porch.
1e3 9Th ST. N.E.-Newly dec. Oper
for. insp. Liv. rm.. bedrm. Kit
bath: SS5. Cony. stores, transp
Ex. $4,000; ewes, ia. 9-55O0.
MODERN DOWNTOWN ELEVATOR
BLDG. beautiful. spacious etlc
apt, IDEAL empl.. girls and couples
gar space; avail. at once: SS9. so.
ISIS T 81 NV, AID 4-0970
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK = 2 bed.
OF 3, NO 7-5ld3
MARCH OCCUPANCY for i or .
&c. rm and bath enc apt. 3rd
4 ultia mod. fuFn. and mod faeil
amnngyv g ,,sds. nv Sis per, ne ne
3-a545, HU. 3-6e35 for appoint
ATTRACTIvELY FURNlSHED-Spa
bedroum and bath. S closets. In
exclusive nv. section Secretarial
service; excellent transportation.
Available sn5nis imnmediately si55 per
NO. $4,000 between . and 5
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Iiy.
nm. bedrm., dinette, kit. bath
well furn.: 500. so. S-S96i.
DUPONT CLRCLE--Studio apt, lee.
nm With GrQrf 49,
plate, refsr.: eley.: in converted
town house; SS5. NO. 7-21l3. no.
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
NV .-Elev.. bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit,
bath also efilc. EN-. 3-a071,
AT1RAC. Tv APIS, SI4 week up:
child or babies welcome: also hskpg.
rms llOl 18th st. NV. DI. 9-7SSS,
CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, near
Shoreham. Hotel--Efiiciency or /
bedrm,: elevator bldg. See ianitor
GEORGETOWN Nicely furnished,
Spac aus. liy. rn., din. rm. kit,
hedrm.. bath and enclosed sunrm.
ayail immed Call Mrs. Gray
FRANCES POWELL HILL, REAL
53Ra, 1908 JOS, soih 81; ,nnsT.. DE
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Liv. rm.-
bedrm, combination. kitchen and
bath; nicely turn. near tranSp. and
store. no. 2-2543.
SHOREHAM VIC rms. suit. for
] or . adults: good loo. and tranSp
Refs DE. 2.l720. IA. 2-O5O4
Mr., CONN, ere California ST.. Apt.
65U--2 rms, kit. bath. newly dec.
air.-cond,: Sl25. HO. 2-4l34. SO
S-43S7.
NEAR NAVAL BAsE--couple, c-rm
apt, next bath; util; SIS mo
1891 Mass. ave. sc, IL. 1-B7Sn.
MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE, cow To
Andrews. and Bolling--l bedrm
kit, bath, liv. rm all utils. incl.
IN rent. 10. G.O545, after $50,
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Need Additional Income?

tWhite.) Full or part time ef-
fort in new and unlimited market
by extent Of personal endeavor. No
experience necessary. No investment,
deliveries or collections. Flexible
hours. Cali Elk. 1861 for intorma-
ton
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y METEOROLOGICAL SALE MsclL wAArtD lcen.l RMS

lFURN.--TV. Frigidaires. liv. rm..
bedrm. and din. rm.; highest prices
paid. NO, 7-6040.
PIANOS WANTED, any style: TOP
cash; spot cash; immediate removal
RE 7-4434, day or night
PIANOS--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3039
WANTED - 70 or h-h.p. bench
Grinder. Call MA. s-712a.
OLD-FAsHIONED PIcT. FRAMES
clocks and furn.; china. glass. guns,
antiques. etc. Cash. 10. 4-7455.