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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Whot Is Love, Anywoy?

It'll strike like a thunderbolt."
Washington boy says.
And a New York girl: Every
time / look at him Ill have won
derful feeling inside" Butterfly
in-stomach feeling" ventures an
other girl.
Over so per cent of the young
sters say they would prefer staying
single to marrying without being
certain of their feelings.
IF you think IL might not work.
a Florida girl said. for goodness
sake don't get married" A Cleve-
land lad warned teTsely. Don't
go into II blindly"
Three out of 10 teeneTs. Incl
dentally. feel they've never been in
love Twenty-eight per cent claim
they've been in love once. another
10 per cent twice. and IL per cent
insist they've been in love three or
more times.
But most see these romances as
different from the great one they
hope will usher in marriage
A i5-year-oId New Haven. Conn.
girl explains. I'm sure my feelings
and affections toward him will be
quite different from puppy love or
an infatuation."
The teeners are equally outspoken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

everything, but where getting mar
ried is concerned. it sure means a
heck Of lot"
Similarity of interest ranks
nearly as high as financial con-
siderations Seven per cent of the
youngsters put it in first place on
their scale of marriage values.
Unless a couple enjoys the same
things and shares their interests.
they won't be able to make a go of
marriage" a Minnesota girl said.
Apparently the innumerable
mother-in-law jokes and bugaboos
have failed to terrify youngsters.
only 2 per cent of them list
friendly in-laws'' as a prime con-
sideration in marriage.
Moreover, the overwhelming
majority of teeners-83 per cent
said they thought their parents
marriage a happy one And 80 per
cent of the boys and IS per cent
of the girls declared their parents
views would influence their own
choice of a mate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
MEET THE DISC JOCKEYS
Radio His Lifelong Joy in Darkness

His first efforts on the NBC sta
ton again were with Willard Scott
on a two-man comedy show. Two
at One"
Now Ed holds down two shows
a day on WRC-Twilight Tunes.
from 4 to 6 pm. Monday through
Friday. and Record Session. a Sc
lection of pre-bedtime music. from
1875 to IL pm. Monday through
Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Founded Compus Station

Then. at American University.
where he got his bachelor Of science
degree in communications in 1854.
Ed founded and managed the
campus station. WAMU. and was
emcee Of his own record show.
Walkers Wax Works"
.Ive always been interested in
radio and I've always been a talker.
so / guess 1t was Just natural Ed
says
And Ed looks at II Just that way.
To people who ask how he gets
along without sight. Ed makes one
point clear:
He will succeed or not on his own
merits as an entertainer and on
the skills he has learned.
He reads commercials from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

on compatibility. which 10 per cent
listed as a major requisite to happy
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

BOB FISHER, 16, a senior at Walter john
sOn-"I don't think so. There's too much re-
sponsbility ahead of you with the service end
all. 1 guess it's pretty good, though. come to
think of it, You're pretty free before military
service and you have more fun now. When
you're older you tied down with wife ana
kids possibly. l don't know-I'm kind OF neu-
trail on the subject"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

CAROL SHELLY, 16, . senior at Walter
JOhnsOn-"Oh, yes! There's much you can
do Going to school is a wonderful time. You
meet so many kids and see what's going on, and
it's Just generally wonderful time. Later you
get married and tied down to a family. And
there are the friendships you have with so many
young people now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Talking 1t Over

How mony does teen-o9er heoF me ouWce ENJOY
yourse-youh the best time of e Five students ct betneGo
Chew Chase H;o Schools summer cove their this
subject when oked you think the teens the best yeo Of
Efe?" Here's whot they said:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

RONNIE STIFF, 16, . senior ut Walter
Johnson-"I don't know. / couldn't tell, not
having had any experience beyond my teens.
It's hard question But look forward TO being
in my twenties and in college because then III
be out on my own"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

JAY VINTON Is, q tenth grader at Haw-
thorn School, don't know. but from what I've
heard the best is yet to come when I'm in college
and Just beyond that Then you're on your own
and out getting job-finding out what you're
going to do the rest of your life. don't really
appreciate life now as 1 viii later on. don't
know too much what to look for yet"
Evening star., 1957-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON '56 Hornet; r. and h., hy-
dra., Wv. tires, all eouip. Must
sac. will take trade; price. s1,705.
ESTHER MILL, oaith'sburE a20-M.
HUDSON 1854 4-dr. Hornet; hydra
matte, z. and h.; very clean; low
mileage. ST49. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
GRADY MOTORS
1909 WIS. AVE.
OIL. 6-4200

"Your Mercury-Llncoln Dealer"
MERCURY 1857 Monterey 4-door
really complete: naturally it's like
new. Save yourself some real money
Akers OldS- Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-035c
MERCURY 1856 Montclair hardtop
coupe: sparkling. glamorous tan I'm.
ish. Artie white top and rim: r
and h. Mercomatie drive. Wv. tire,
rear speaker. etc: 10000 actua
miles. like new; $3.50.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1853 Monterey hardtop
coupe; sparkling 2-tone Vassar yell
low body, Palace green top: r. and
h.. Mercomatic dr., Wv. tires: p
tone interior. etc.: sharp hardtop;
Sl,14g..
Evening star., 1957-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY SO station wagon: A.
door. passenger. r. and h., auto
matte trans, 2-tone green and white.
1 owner. low mileage. guaranteed,
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TRIANGLE FORD

loio R. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6soa
SORD 'b7 Fairiane 300" town Sc
Aan; raven black finish. Fordo.
matte, radio, heater. windshield
washer, back-up lights, Wv, tires.
nower steering. power brakes, 245
.. engine. and many other acceS-
snries. company y-oficial car. only q
few miles. new-car title and guar
Nay. 50. 2.676
Evening star., 1957-04-25

IORD 1857 Custom 1900, Tudor;
tFordomatic. T. and h.; 5000. miles.
same as new; must sell due to
ILLNESS: sac. for 3.15O. LO. 4-6SaS,
FORD '55 Fairlane VS. Fordor;
Nordomatic, T. and h.. seat covers.
Wv. tires, ETC., one owner, low
ar, very clean. Special 81 ,395.
TCYa AYIY oARAT
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FRANK SMALL
laol Good Hone Rd. Sc. Lu. 4-s7.

1901 Good Hone Rd. s; z. LU. 4-S700
FORD '53 Victoria VS.; Wv, tires;
Fr. and h.. 2-tone green. Bank notes,
$500: payable $50 mo. CE. S-3SO2.
FORD 1859 va station wagon. =
sand h., auto. trans; 3-seat model;
ass95. low as S195 down. MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1920 wis. ave. OIL
4-S000. Tn the heart Of Bethesda" !"
FORD aEDANs AND HARDToPS
sPrices start at $3.50. Payments
sstart at IS week. Down payments
start at $40. A good selection OF
snev-car trade ins. Call Mr.. Miller
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTo-PLYM-
Evening star., 1957-04-25
MONROE FORD

1887 East-West Hwy. Silver Spfing
~. 5-7S04
Closed sun. Open Daily TIL 9 Pm.
FORD 1858 VS. Fairlane town se-
dan. lustrous 2.tone finish, cherry
red and Arctic-white combination;
radio, heater. gas-saving overdrive.
priced 10 sell. 81 .2aa.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Montgomery-Stubbs

Lincoln Mercury Dealer
37l5 Bladenshurg Rd. AP. 7-29gg
MERCURY 1919 2-dr.; 7. and h..
good tires; good finish: only sos.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
112i 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-0l11
NC (AJ; red: 8 months old; 5000
miles; never raced; wire wheels.
radio. other extras; cost " go:
perfect condition; will sacrifice for
quick sale for S1,g75, Phone OV,
3-477S after $40 pm.
NASH '56 Rambler station wagon
Cross Country model: l owner;
fully equipped. Priced TO sell right.
vii! trade and finance. PAT PAR
KER. Di. 7-2404.
NASH 81: hydramatie: engine and
transmission in excel. cond., rear
body DAMAGED $50. CIR. 3-0ll ".
NASH '52 Super Statesman 4-dr.:
heater: orig. gray finish; perfect
tires; above average; 30-day guar;
NASH RAMBLER 1858: equipped: /:
81 .O95. special today: new in every
respect: low price. BURROWS MO-
TOR CO.. 400 M 81. Sc, Ii.
4-S3n0 17th year,.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
MONROE FORD.

JU. 5.Ss0i
Closed sun. Open Daily til . Pm.
FORD SO VS. Gus. style 2-dr.: sharp
Jet black and white sport tone: like
new in every way; very low miles.
pass any inspection: only Sl,3g5.
can hnance With SQh hnNn
Evening star., 1957-04-25
ROYAL PLYMOUTH

AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE DEALER
4lO0 Ga. Ave. ia. 8-.HOv
FORD '55 Pairlane club sedan: Ford
omatic. z. and h.. Wv. tires. low
miIeage. one owner; sparkling blue
and white finish. like new: . bar
gain: lO,00O-mile or i-year guar
artee; Sl.345. LOGAN fFordl,
3540 l4th st. NV, Tu. s-4l00.
FORD 1880 Tudor VS.: excel. mo-
tor: seat covers. snow tires; T.
and h.: eood buy; $295. so. 6-6445.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

FORD SO Fairiane "s" Fordor:
radio, heater. Fordomatic drive.
Thunderbird engine: 2-tone blue and
white: Immaculate. 81 sos;
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l020
FORD 1885 va Victoria hardtop
coupe: 2-tone red-and-white fnish,
matching interior. r. and h. Wv;
tires. Fordomatic drive. ETC.; real
beauty at S1.s95.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Neutrality-suspicious.

LINCoLN-MERcuRY DEALER
I3T15 Bladensbnrg Rd. AP. 7-2a29
FORD SO VS. Fordor sedan: Fordo-
matte. power steering. heater, p
tube radio. seat covers, etc: diplo-
mat owner: 1000 mi. Call DU.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIANGLE FORD

FORD '56 Fairiane "S" Tudor; Co
lonial white with contrasting inte-
rior, Wv. tires, Fordomatic. radio.
heater; other extras. 81 .S95; SO-day.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

1s3o Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. l-a647
FORD '55 Fairlane VS. Victoria:
fHdio and heater. Fordomatic: yel-
i6W and black finish: Wv. tires and
other extras. A MON-ROAD-ABLE
car with 30-day no-cost warranty;
81 .6aQ. Car No. 627-A.
MnMDOE Enpn
Evening star., 1957-04-25
1887 East-wsst Hwy; silver sprins

FORD 1854 VS. Customline sedan;
2-tone finish, HOLLYWOOD blue body,
ermine-white top. r: and h.. Fordo.
matte drive, Wv. tires. etc; 12.OOD
sftual miles; remarkable value At
eA'VsVHr sVHrontoomerv.Stuhhs
Evening star., 1957-04-25

FORD $50 Fairlane conv.; powerful
black beauty has had only 1 own
er; loaded with extras: Fordomatic,
r. and h., etc; far above average;
l-year. l0000-mile guar; Sl.999.
LOGAN (Ford). 1850 goth st. NV.
NI 1-hRn0
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Montgomery-Stub

MERCURY 'b5 Montclair conv.: red
with white top; r, and h.. owner
power windows and seats. Wv. tires,
owner. low mileage. guaranteed.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

LEE y. bUILEh, INO.
llsl 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-0li1
FORD $50 Fairlane club sedan; fully
equip; low mileage: like new; 81 Dos
Rockville tFord) Motor Co.
COMMERCE La. ROCKVILLE. MD
OPEN EYES. PO 2-21Ss
FORD '55 Custom VS. Tudor: radio
and heater. Fordomatic; light blue
finish. A MON-ROAD-ABIE car with
Evening star., 1957-08-25


Robert Lee Knight, q. s21 Kenyon st.
is, 1912 Sherman ave. NV.
Donald BeaSley Pledger, %, and Viz
etnia Lee Elliott. 81, both Of Ken
Donald Wayne Monroe. %, GIL s2d st.
p;ya and Mary Jane Kimbley. "a.
willie johnson. 81. Alexandria. and
Mary Leng, ga S19 I4th St, ne, :.
Savannah ter. Sc. and Jean Eleanor
Dolores Jones. 16, 1856 stanton ter.
H.SSSs SSS Mast Hgcssss .Ss. Ss 4ssl Ps .ss ss p /,
Eugene Garges FitEsibbons. 25. 5224
tricia Marsaret FLANAGAN, "a, 472o
william H. Albert AiiSSt Printx. "a Silver
Spring. and Miriam Elisabeth Mitch
Ell. %, 1850 Columbia I'd. NV.
jackson Robert Corbin. r.. "a. 1910
Nash St; Sc. and June Marie Eliza
Reginald Juan Ward, II, 4i06 Gauit
pl. ne. and Hattie Elizabeth Hol-
Charles John. Lewis 2s, and Graeiela
ROY As DSnsSne sssO pseSs So'a 0f 5sai SaiTG5s ao
WiIlGuGh6y: iS 1872 II st; ne,
(ulll nuu Jane 0tAuCuC 6aWyeTt [E.
4011 Quebec st. NV.
James Lee Sanford, 10. Charmco.
", Va.. and Paula Jane Scott, is.
Levin Scott Warren. 90. 431e Chaplin
ct. Sc, and Harriet Magnolia Coates,
is. 527 Alexander pl. ne.
John Anthony Bartolomeo. "a. Chevy
Chase. and Dorothy Theresa Long.
20, l712 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Larry Leroy Bratten. 20. Naval Receiv-
ing Station. and Joan Frances Miller,
10. 1923 Barnaby ter. sc.
Lloyd Shaw Pitt, 21, 5527 9th st. NV,
and Barbara Lee voolfolk, 10. Phil
adelphia
Herbert Owen Smith. "a. Norfolk. Va,
and Diane Elizabeth Haley, %.
Walter Reed Hospital
Kenneth Allen Denney, Is, $40 10th
st. ne. and Lydia Audrey Coles, II.
clifiord Edward Roberts. ss. and Julia
Mae Tynes. SO. both Of 1900 Que
James Edward Richardson. 2s. bs
Myrtle st. ne. and Clara Lucille
William Charles Barnes, IT,. 2e, Vaux
Hail. n. j., and Augusta Margaret
Frederick Rupert Chatfield, jr., 80. and
Dorothy Joan Brunton, %, both Of
1880 n st. NV.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Reunited Couple Reeds
Of Divorce, to Rewed

was that the divorce had been
granted July 80. That became
known only when the court
clerk filed the decision on Au-
gust z.
After obtaining their new
marriage license. the couple had
hoped to apply for q waiver Of
the five-day waiting period, re-
marry Immediately and 60 away
on a second honeymoon.
They dropped these plans,
however. because Of their chill
dren. The youngsters, Thomas,
jr.. 3. and Wendy Susan, II
months. are i'll with colds and
the couple couldn't get away
now. So they win wait out
the five days.
The Skibas first were mar
ried in June, 1852. Mr.. Skiba
operates a painting and deco
rating business with his father.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

STANFORD, Conn.,, Aug. "a
@. A young couple who
learned to their surprise in a
newspaper story that they were
divorced have decided the solu-
ton is to marry again.
They, have obtained q mar
riage license after first studying
the possibilities Of getting "un-
divorced.s
The mixup began when
Wanda Skiba. 20. sued her hus-
band. Thomas, 26, for divorce
on grounds of intolerable
cruelty.
But after q divorce hearing,
the couple decided it was all
mistake and reconciled. Mrs.
Skiba asked her attorney to
drop the divorce action and re-
sumed living with her husband
August 3.
What the couple didn't know
Evening star., 1957-08-25

and Toletha Barwick, "a, $500 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Bernard Arthur Goodrich, 27. 3038 o
st. NV. and Margaret Phoebe shep-
,pard. "a, 1851 Bath st. NV.
Leo Wallace, so Baltimore, and Mil
dred Hecht Silverstein. 81. New
York.
Earl Hawkes., 80. and Mary Ella Left
wich. 3S. both OF Brooklyn. N Y.
ean Ans s Md sna Fnss sophia cccSmSdy cssSsE
is. Landover Hills, Nd
John Herman Rosenthai. "a. 1897 Ho-
bart st. NV. and Susan Rosalie
Charles Dennis Persinger, 10, Boiling
Air Force Base. and Patricia jayne
Morgan. Is Long Beach, Calf,
Richard Davis Colburn, 21. Takoma
10. eloI 10TH st. NV. -'"' Am'H0'
Robert Lee Butler. 81. and Charlotte
Powell, is. both OF 6i5 c st. Sc.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

Andrea Aurelio corioni.. 55, chillum.
Nd, and Margaret Norbertine Laugh
lin, 81, 1457 Monroe st. NV.
Richard Edward Molitor. %, 20l 3rd
81. ne, and Anastasia Petro, %, 3O6
Constitution ave. ne.
Robert Thomas Gilhuly, "a, 5000 Cam
bridge pl. NV, and Katherine Anne
kilby, %, Arlington.
Lawrence Edward Rade, 25, and Ella
Mary Beck. 80, both Of Baltimore.
Leonard Witt Morrissette, 25, Hyatts-
vile, and Geraldine Catherine Hardy,
1S. $3.50 Minnesota ave sc.
sampson Henry Lee, 10. 220 10th st.
ne. and Pauline Estell Thompson,
lS. Sl9l5 Eve st. ne.
Charles Ray Pierce III, 21, 132 Adams
Sc. NV. and Jaequelyn Elaine Batch
elor. FL, 1887 Massachusetts, ave.
Jesse Thomas Beasley, 81, 1908 10th
st. NV, and Jeannette Minnick
Arnold, 33. 2131 o st. NV.
beth shinn, 20. both Of 3612 Newark
George Neal McKsithen. 20. II Rock
Greek Church I'd. NV, and Mar
gssret Gwendolyn Walker. 23. Char
Frank BALDWIN, 20. $40 Irving At. NV.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under d. c. Idw couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, iDait three
tull days and receiue the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

MARK FIFT1ETH MIR.
and Mrs. Alex Dubatsky of
1888 Forty-first place Sc.
recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniver-
sary. The couple was
married in Russia. Both
are naturalized Ameri-
cans. They Have two chill
dren and four grandchil-
dren. Mr.. DubatSky, a
World War I veteran, will
retire Saturday from Gov
ernment service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
SITUArl0RS-MEN

CHAUFFEUR. cook, or houseclean-
er; colored. desires day or nipht,
work; best refs. Ii. 4-s15S.
COLLEGE SENIOR. seeking work
before return to school. FE
3-42S6.
CONSTRUCTION SUPT. or fore.
man, custom homes pref. Call PO
$4,000. w. r. PATTERSON.
ENGINEER, steam. Bird license
sober, dependable, white; now en-
ployed. wants better opportunity
Box 237-J, Star IA
JANITOR or night porter; young
colored man: good ref Call Ii
3-4l54, 8 to . pm. l3s
CONST. SUIT. OF foreman. Is yrs
exper. in engineering construction
work. Avail WA. 1880. IL
MEN available for all types house.
work. ward work. painting. car
pentry on hourly basis. SALIVA
TON ARMY HARBOR LIGHT
ME. S-4532.
RETIRED csc wishes full or part
time estimating gen. construction
| appraisals. Box 1851, Star. i3s
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GOVT. SURPLUS

$50 school tablet arm oak
walnut ooxe4 executive desks Ks,
refinished like new S5d
$50 typewriter chairs. Sob t
SO ~
100 issai stssl transfer nles. 81 .O5
New 2-drawer,. 24-ln. depth steel
letter hle cabinets S24 "a
Our 4-story warehouse Ia loaded
with values. new and used Give us
IL try. Free delivery and parking
N. FRANK & SON
Ala 3rd ST. NV, Elk. 3-8974
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,cuNTlNuEpl

MAID, live in: doctors family, 2
children; housework. WA. 7-2255.
NURSE, middle-aged prac tica
nurse; good opportunity. Call AID
4-33S..
SPANISH-sPEAKING MAID for
g.h.w. and child care: live In: .biz.
day wk: excellent salary; local
refs. Call IKE. 6-S024 for inter-
vieg
WOMAN, g.h.w.. week. maybe
longer; live out; $40 week. All day
Sun. and Thurs. afternoon of
4 adults. 3 small children, Laun-.
dry for children only. No care OF
children. state II white or colored
Local refs. Start Aug. 10. Box
I'LL. Star.
WOMAN. reliable. settled. care Of
3-yr. -old boy. and Ink. in small
apt. Live in. CO. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
REpAlRs 4 SERVICES
tcoNIINutDI

PAPERlNG. ST. .rm. up this week
JU. $1,000. RIA. 6-2SS4.
PAINTING. wan paper removed,
washed; reas. Ii. 4-2055. 13'
PAINTING, rms. SIG TO $50 each.
Complete apt. SIS to SIS. Refs;
white mechanics; D. c.. Md, Va.
Free est. SIP. 3-341g.
PAINTING. int. ext; carpentry
gutter, spout. roof. Do own work
BY, white. Call any time. 10
PAINTING--All branches: rooms
painted with rubber base paint
ST. and up. OF. 4-S4p6. Ia
PAINTING. DECORATING, lowest
prices: free est. BUDDY WALTERS
no. 2-9552; ewes. ia 9-6ls7
PAINTING--Fisher for better paint.
ing. ID. c., Md, Va. We need
small Jobs. Never closed. Ii. g.
06l1.
PAINTING-commercial and resi-.
dentiel Satisfied customers fol
over rs yrs .,all Ii. 6-SlO0
PLUMBING HEATING. low prices
work only Mr. LEE. IA 7.7i23
PLUMBING AND HEATING, re.
pairs and remodeling Of all types
Reasonable rates SAMUEL c.
BOYD INC, RIA. 3-7443
ROOF REPAIRS. all types: rool
painting; prices you can afford,
free est. SP 3-34l9.
ROOFING, roof painting. eutterins
downspouts. Free estimate. LU
ROOFING. new work, repairs: gut.
tiers, spout. carpentry. paint A. D
THOMAS, SP 3-506S. WA. 7-l744
ROOFING SERVICE. RIA. 3-7443
SAMUEL c. BOYD. INC. Repairs
to all types OF roofs: residential
commercial: suffering. spouting
Established over "a years.
ROOFlNC LEAKS REPAIRED; spe.
cializing In. all types single roofs
painting. clustering. guttering anc
SIDING. Free estimates. NO. 1880
ROOFING and suffering. SATISFIED
cpstomsrs Tor over % yrs. Cal
STONE. FLAGsTONE. CEMENT.
WORK. retaining walls patios
steps, porches etc. Free est Cal
JERRY PELUzZo. mgr. LU l.
1856.
TILE WORK EXPERT. specializin,
In repairs, remodeling: free esti.
mate. Call any time RIA. 6-4972
TRASH REMOVED
Yds,, Bsmts. Cleaned, Free Estimate,
WALKER TRASH CO. FE $3.50.
d, 4 G. CONTRACTORs-Patios
drives. walks; cement. haestone
brickwork. Get the best. Ju. s.
1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

Refrigerator Close-ollt

Must sell entire stock of new
1906 and 81 G-E, Frieidalre West
lnghouse, Hotpoint, Gibson and
Crosby refriRerators Ali refriger-
ators IN ;a,tons. new and 5-yr
guarantee No easonable ofier re-
s sassS Tpen rf fEfs 4 ~ PIlAggrrRy 20
| 9th and u SITS. NE. Ii. 3.g0S2
REFGRS.. some freezer tops, lge
stock, $40 up: l-vr. guar FRED.
nnkiSh =. 3oO5 18th st To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

CAT-Female; - mo. old. Blue
good home. House broken. TIE
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HELP WOMEN
(coNTiNUEDl

WOMEN. part time. white. for sur
vey work: salary Apply 240s
MINI. ave. Sc. Monday thruuRh
Thursday, , to 4 pm
HAVE A CHRISTMAS BALL! Earn
S200-S500 in your ONCE or neigh
borhood near your home. DI.
7-022i.
Sill. SPG. ROCKVILLE MOTHERS
aver, So 10 hr., day or eve. work
qualify. DI. 1888. Of.
PART-TIAIE SALESWORK in retail
shop; approximately q hrs per
ssSloTc f Tor s sSSsh' Custom e SHADE 4
& AWNING, z Corners.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY HORSE. mos: mother is
good rider and show prospect
Trade or sell. Cedar 6-6271,
ANG US--Pure bred, reg. / bull. 4
cows. 5 calves. beautifully bred
beautiful cond.. must sacrifice. viii
take hest offer Fairview 7-5525.
POLLED HEREFORD BULL-ReE
purebred: about 10 mo. old. AlsC
3 stears. EN- 3-54O1
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS fol
excavating, grading and land
clearing. Call UN. 4-S533; nights,
MA. $4,000.
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable. Call 10. 7-4333.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping.
trimming. lots cleared MR.
CLAYTON. UN 4-0903 anv time
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HELP-DOMESTIc

CHILD CARE-G.H.w., live in mod.
s 5lr;co nS nome home p Dyi:- rn.: bath bath
and every other Sun. Of. no IRON
lng; s32 TO start. OIL. 6-sG75.
CHILD CARE, part time: live pref
Grady vic, Columbia pike. Cali IA.
1850 8 TO 10 pm.
GUILD cARE.G.H.w., liye-in
iB ggrs on an sa.sisasay sun on Refs
COMPANION DO light houseworL
LOT family OF 2, white, TO ~
yrs q age may live In. Call FL
C0OK-0;H,W $50: live IN; pvt
I'm. with bath, TV, radio. Liberal
Yrs 9' R SF s.7 ~ BUS Last maid 2
DRUG CLERK. exper.; part time;
sal 1886 Conn, Wo. 8.S6OO.
q NV. aEe e2-4b; plain cooking
I'VE IN 5-day wk.. 2 school-age
children; Upstairs rm. and bath
DIS home refs. req; excel sal
airy. EN- .-52SJ.
CURL. white. 70 take care Of apt,
2-s4.7 for apt.
GOOD SALARY. good home for
ah,w. plain COOKING. live In.
comb. 0edrm. sitting rm. with TV.
Oh 1.Dig5
HOUSEEEEPER. white for 8 em-
DloYed adults good cook and
cleaner. no laundry. permanent
positions good salary. live In
give, age and references Box
BU7-L, Star.
BOUsEkEEPER. white woman. 5h
dAge, live I'M $40 per week
luOtnerltss home. SprinRfield, va
Call IA. b-41fl
MAID. I'VE In 2b.45 yrs: g.h.w.
laundry. fond OF children. IA.
day wk. local refs. OIL 8-4BD3
MATURE WOMAN, live in: in ex-
change for RIM board. children
school age. small salary. Inv, Call
after . p.m. WA. 5-ItO6.
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CURL. white. 70 take care Of apt.
llght duties Private room. EN-
,.sao7 for amt
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art. CAL JU. 7-74la.
FuRNITURE-Used . yrs: sofa,
chair. hasSoek. . lined oak end
tables, phone table. He. 4-3O07.
FURNITURE BOUGHT-Almost ali
kinds BOUGHT, also cleo. refgrs
pianos, Mr.. HUFF. Ii. 4-90t9.
HA o-GAo1 lAs