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Evening star., 1957-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL
RESULTS
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Anacostia. ~; Armstrong. 7.
Bell. 4; cardozo, 2
Carroll 5: Charlotte Hall. /.
Coolidge. o; Wilson. !
DeMatha. 10. Priory. ..
Falls Church. o. Georse Washington. s
Oroveton, 8: Annandale, 4.
Hammond. Fairfax. q.
Loucoun County q: Warrenton,
Manassas Reg. i2: Parker Gray. II
PPhelps. 8; Eastern, 2.
Richard Montgomery, 2; Sherwood, I
Roosevelt. s: Tech /.
Spingarn. 10; Chamberlain. O.
~. Jonh's. "A: Georgetown Prep, O
Wakeneld. 13' Mount Vernon, A.
WashinEton:Lee. 4: Mclean, e.
western II: Dunbar. ..
GAMES TODAY
Episcopal at Randolph Macon Acad.
Mount Vernon at George Washington. .
st Andrews At Landon. 2,
81 Johns at Calvert Hall. ..
GOLF
AnaeOStia, o. Armstrong, D.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 4; Wheaton, I
High Point, 3; Richard MONTGOMERY. 1
g Johns sh Wilson. iy
Wakefield. 8 0rOvetOn.
MhbnlngtOn-Lee, ~ Mclean, n.
western. 3, Roosevelt. 4
Wilson, q; Dunbar. u.
LACROSSE
suitland. II; st. Mary's tAnnapolis), 2
TENNIS
Coolidge, 8; b. Adams. g.
TRACK
Wakefield 8bh, MONTGOMERY Blair
~ Northwestern. 30
walter johnson, 70h; Wheaton. 33
22h.
Today
Washington. Lee Wakefield. Hammond
and ueorRe Washington at VPf Relays
Va
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King Hoiron, Federal Hill
Get Derby ests Today

carries 1875 pounds and must
concede from IL to % pounds to
10 rival 3-year -olds in the S25,-
900 Biscayne Bay Handicap at
Gulfstream. Federal Hill leaves
Miami Monday for Louisville and
the Derby, having won the Louis
lana Derby in March.
While Calumet Farm gives
Gen. Duke and Iron Liege a va
cation. two stablemates. Whig
and Boone Blaze, try to earn
Derby consideration in a 6-fur-
long sprint at Keeneland. The
Keeneland feature is the. $l0.-
000-added Phoenix Handicap,
also at 6 furlongs. Six were
entered. headed by Mrs. Irving
Gushen's Star Rover. i22. and
the Hasty House Farms Sea o
Erin. ll9.
Arcaro and Shoemaker hooked
up in yesterdays feature at ia
maica and Eddie came out on
top with William F. Morgan's
Grover b.. who paid $3.50 for So,
Shoemaker was length back
with the fast closing Roman
Romeo. Time for the llI16
miles was 1:45.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Comedies Defects
Sequru, Wins Title

CLEVELAND. April l3 tPl.-
Fo rthe fifth time in as many
years. Pancho Gonzales OF Los
Angeles demonstrated to Cleve-
land fans that he is king CT the
tennis professionals. Te over
whelmed Pancho Segura before
3.400 at the Arena last night,
6-3. SO. rs. 6-l, in the
finals Of a three-day tourna-
ment.
Segura. tiny Ecudarian out OF
Los Angeles. said he played as
good as / can-better than last
night-but Gonzales is ;ust too
tough" 1t was the third straight
year he has lost here in the
finals TO Gonzales.
The doubles championship
went to Gonzales and Ken Rose
wall Of Australia. who defeated
Seeura and Dinny Pals OF Aus
tralia, 81, Ga.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
a Schools Compete
IOn Potomac Toduy

-Four schools were to compete
in an eight-race regatta today,
starting at l pm, on the Po-
tomac off Old Dominion Boat
Club.
George Washington, Washing
ton-Lee and Hammond High
Schools and the "B" shell of
George Washington University
were the participants. There are
five races for eight-oar shells,
two races for the fours and one
for the quads.
George Washington High and
Hammond opened the rowing
season last Saturday with CIV
national schoolboy champion last
year. the winner over Lower
Merton tPa) High and Ham,
mond. Today's regatta is the
season opener for WI.
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BASEBALL
CONTINUED From Page Al

continued From Page A-l2
treated for a knee injury, and
utility inf1elder Johnny O'Brien
has leg injury.
/ CINCINNATI (R.-G eneral
Manager Gabe Paul said the Red
legs reluctantly" let Pitcher
Russ Meyer go in yesterdays deal
with Boston.
/ Cincinnati also optioned Curtis
Flood to Savannah of the South
Atlantic League. He will play
third base for that club.
! The contract of Pitcher Raul
Sanchez was transferred from
the Havana club of the Inter-
national League to the Redlegs.
! The club now is down to the
26-player limit.
| BALTIMORE (P. - Tommy
Patton. 2l-year-old rookie
catcher, will be optioned to a
minor league team prior to the
seasons opening game Monday
with Washington. the Orioles
announced yesterday.
! Manager Paul Richards said
Patton will be sent out on a "a
hour recall basis. although the
club to which he will be assigned
has not yet been decided. The
optioning will cut the Orioles
roster to the 28-player limit.
Patton was drafted last De-
cember from the st. Louis
Cardinals farm club at Omaha.
Nebr. Before he could be shipped
to the minors, Patton was first
subject to recall by the Cardinals
but they did not exercise the
privilege.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
CIV Tennis Team
Nips Virginia, 5-4

George Washington's tennis
team had a close shave against
Virginia yesterday. but won the
last three doubles to squeak
through to a 5-4 victory al
Pierce Mill courts.
Jim Tarr, who turned back
Sherry Snyder, and Saul Leibow.
its, who trimmed Dick Stoevel
in extended matches, scored
GW's only singles victories.
1t was the Colonials' fifth
straight win since their loss to
North Carolina in the season.
debut.
sINGLES---Jim Tarr tGw) defeated
Sherry Snyder IVA ID. e--,3. jim
Cromwell tva) defeated Jack Tar
defeated Dick sto.yef tvsp' c's,.1 sn13' 'Hm ~
auet tGW). 81, "a. King Burnetl
!vag defeated Phil Dobyns l0wj, Is
Id, a.. Bob Guggenhaim IVA
defeated John Kaarid t0WD, 7--b. "a
DOUBLES--Tarr and Tarr tOWi de.
feated Pnyder and Cromwell tva1. 80
al Bouuuet and Dobyns tGWl defeat.
z, Leibowitz and Kaarid fGWl defeated
F'nwtck and GuRsenheim Wal. a.
SD, 6--3.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Mrs. Dunishefsky
Congressional Victor

Mrs. r. w. Danishefsky was
the low net winner as the Con-
lgressional Country Club women
golfers opened their season yes
terday, Mrs. Danishefsky post
ing 93-l9-74. Second net went
to Mrs. J. P. Bressler with 107-
3l--76.
Low gross winners were Nina
Champion, 80. and Mrs. George
Maksim. 90.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Motorcycle Rocing
Opens Tomorrow
At Marlboro Track

The first of five major motor
cycle race programs gets under
way at ! pm. tomorrow at
Marlboro Motor Raceway with
a 30-lap race for expert riders
and 20-lap affair for beginners
The next motorcycle race at
the Maryland course will be run
June 9 and a three-day affair
is scheduled over the Labor Day
week end. This competition is
75-mile classic that in the
past has been staged at Lang
horne Speedway in Pennsylvania.
Outstanding riders in tomor-
rows race are Roland Hedgecock
OF Arlington. Bates Molyneaux,
Detroit; Warren Wolfe. Spring.
field. Mass: Dick Klamfoth,
Groveport. Ohio. and Tex Birch
ard and Charlie Tokarski. both
of Mount Vernon. N. Y.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Co|oniaIs Seek
Sixth Straight

BLACKSBURG. Va, April 13
tSpeciaD. - Unbeaten George
Washington. going after its sixth
straight baseball victory today
against Virginia Poly, has given
every indication OF retaining
its Southern Conference crown
this year.
The Colonials displayed power
at bat and smoothness afield
again yesterday in waIloping
Virginia Military Institute, 1915,
at Lexington. for their second
league victory. Roger Turner
held the Keydets to six hits
while Sam Knisley and Ray
Looney paced GW's l3-hit at
tack
| Knisley got four singles and
a double. driving in two runs,
while Looney connected for
three hits and knocked in three
runs. Looney's double accounted
for two of GW's three runs in
the third inning. Knisley also
had a good day at shortstop,
handling six chances without a
bobble.
Cd ,.--- 003 2l2 1910 10 |
VMi ------- 100 002 10 s 8
Turner and GrieSler: Mater. Arthur
90 and McKennon. Home runs-Conk.
| ln, VM1 90. none on.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Cleveland, Rochester
Resume Cup Series

CLEVELAND, April 13 P.-
The Cleveland Barons and Ro-
chester Americans resume the
best-of-seven final playoff serics
for the merican Hockey
Leagues Calder Cup at Cleveland
Arena tonight deadlocked at one
victory apiece.
Each of the first two games
went into overtime, with the
Barons winning. 81. Tuesday
night and the Americans taking
Ia So decision at Rochester
Wednesday night.
The teams will play at Ro-
chester tomorrow and will be
back in Cleveland Wednesday
might. If more games are needed,
they will be played in Rochester
next Thursday and here next
Saturday.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Rottermon Says He's Retiring
After Browns Ask Waivers

CLEVELAND. April 13 (R.-
After 10 seasons in professional
football, Quarterback George
Ratterman of the Cleveland
Browns has retired.
He announced his decision last
night a few hours after the
Browns asked waivers on him
and Coach Paul Brown had de-
clared:
"He doesn't fit into our future
plans"
At Fort Thomas. KY, where
he lives with his wife and five
children and is a partner in a
consultant firm on employe ben
efits plans. Ratterman expressed
surprise that the Browns hadn't
given him advance notice Of the
release.
Il had planned to be in Cleve-
land next week and was going to
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Montgomery Nine
Loses ut Baltimore

BALTIMORE. April l3 (Spe.
ciaD Baltimore Junior College
opened its conference baseball
season yesterday with a So VIC
tory over Montgomery j. C. oi
Silver Spring in a game inter-
rupted by rain in the seventh
inning.
Montgomery had a bad fourth
inning, giving up three runs on
three walks. two errors and Bob
Miller's single. and 1t was costly
Buddy Kilby hit a double and
single for the losers.
MONTGOMERY j. G. U1O O20 GA A
Baltimore ! G.. 100 301 x--b 5 Z
Called End OF 9TH Rainl
Murray and Fox, Hathaway ibl: Mar.
tin and Cainn.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
IHoyos, American U
Busy on Diamond

Georgetown was host to Mount
st. Mary's and American Univer-
sity was scheduled to entertain
Randolph Macon In the only COL
lege baseball games scheduled
here today.
At Annapolis, Navy opened its
Ivy League season against
Princeton.
Maryland had an Atlantic
Coast Conference game with Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Michigan Defeats
.Virqiniu Nine, IT,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
April l3 tSpeciaD .--Michigan's S
tour of the South continued on
ia pleasant note yesterday as the
Wolverines added Virginia to
their list of diamond con-
quests. ll-7
AL SigmanS two-run homer
in the first and a three-run
round-tripper in the seventh BY
Jim Dickey featured the victors
attack.
Virginia collected 10 hits but
got the range too late TO catch
the tourists.
virginia 600 OOI o0A- 10 .
MichieAn 400 100 3.O--Ii 10
Cr:chton. YarborouRh ~. Powell ~
Johnson tsl and Arnold Poloskey anc
Dickty. Home runs: Sigman, Miehisan
seventh = on
Evening star., 1957-04-13
StonewolI Quint
Boosts Wins to 81

The 1867 basketball season
insthe area ended on a victorious
note for the Stonewall A.C. as it
won its 51st straight game with
a i02-90 decision over the Dis
trict An-Stars last night at Cap
itoi Arena before an estimated
500 fans.
Ben Warley and Ernie Warlick
scored 81 and ~ points. respec-
lively. for Stonewall while Jim
Shipman of Bethesda Chew
Chase High led the All Stars
With l6 points.
Evening star., 1957-04-13

tell Paul Brown then about my
decision" he said. I'VE talked
briefly about my plans at the
end Of last season. but decided
to let things slide until after
Paul's trip to Florida"
Last season Ratterman suf-
fered a knee injury October 81
and never returned to action.
Vito (Babe) Parilli and Tommy
O'Connell divided the quarter
back duties which Otto Graham
had performed so brilliantly for
the Browns in 10 previous years.
Ratterman watched Otto from
the bench through most of four
seasons, 1952-1955.
Ratterman will be 81 next No
vember. He quarterbacked Notre
Dame to a national champion
ship in 1916 and also was a bas-
ketball star for the Irish.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Edmonston Wins
Columbia Golf

Ritchie Edmonston's "a led the
way at Columbia yesterday in
the first field day OF the goli
season. Lester Briggs took low
net honors with 83-l2-7l. while
Dick Kreuzburg and Dave Grif-
I'm tied for runner-up in net play
with TBS.
George Burris, Clyde Gibbs
Walter Jarvis and Dave Griffin
had a combined net OF 299 for
top honors in the foursome
event. The team Of Ray Swear
ingen, Bill Briggs. John Dorsey
and Don Jones was next with
305.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
.WeatherHarries
Women sGo|f

DALLAS. April 13 (P.-The
weather-buffeted $500 Dallas
Women's Open tries to get in
its second round again today
with Bonnie Randolph and Ruth
Jessen leading the field by a
stroke.
A new front runner was in
dicated in the first nine holes
of the second round yesterday
when Marlene Bauer Hagge
pushed ahead. But all play was
wiped out for the day in the
face Of a neutrality-suspicious. gale,
near-freezing temperatures and
a cold rain.
Only six other players, all
among the high scorers. had
completed l8 holes. All others
had gone through as many as
nine.
Anyway, the tournament was
extended one day and l8 holes
are being played today. lS more
tomorrow and the final l8 Mon
day.
Misses Randolph and Jessen.
who had two-under-par COS to
lead the field after the first
round. shot 40 and Al, respec-
lively. on the first nine yester-
day. while Mrs. Hagge. who had
"a II. turned in a par SO to 90
into the lead at q holes with LOT.
The same pair set out today
with a one-stroke lead over
Wifi Smith and Louise Suggs
who had 70s in the opening
round. Mrs. Hagge Is next with
IL while there are seven grouped
at ~ Miss Berg. Gloria Arm
strong. Beverly Hanson. Kathy
Cornelius. Joyce Ziske, Fay
Crocker and Clifford Ann Greed
an amateur.
Miss Suggs probably will with
draw. She said she had to AL
an engagement at Houston Mon
day and would be unable to play
that day.
Miss Smith and Miss Suggs
had 80 and AZ, respectively. on
the first nine yesterday.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
SuitIund Wins Lacrosse

Paced by Bart Cannon and
Fred Nelson, each of whom
scored four goals. Suitland High
defeated st. Mary's High, 1913.
In a lacrosse match yesterday at
Annapolis. II was the first defeat
for st. Mary's in lacrosse after
l8 victories extending over a
three-year period.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Snow Forces Airmen
To Cuncel Grid Drills

DENVER. April 13 P).-As far
as spring football drills are con-
cerned snowy weather has
clipped the wings Of the United
States Air Force Academy Fall
cons.
Coach Buck Shaw started
workouts March IL. and the
Cadets managed 13 sessions be-
fore a succession Of storms called
a halt. He finally threw in the
towel yesterday and announced
practice is over until fall.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Buine Comes Back

HOLLYWOOD. April l3 (P).--
Irish Tommy Baine OF Holly
wood, badly battered and knocked
out last month by Ricardo
tPajarito) Moreno of Mexico,
comes back to the Hollywood
Legion Stadium tonight in a
l0-round fight with Noel Hum
phreys OF Charleston. w. Va.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON,
Auettoneers, pos Z Sc, NV.

NaeANGhoe BVO Z 0y. MN.
TWo:STORY BRICK DETACHED
IsEs 44l4 EDISON PLACE NORTH
BY virtue Of a deed Or trust recorded
one Of the land records Of the
request OF the party secured there
6S the undersigned trustee. viii
Hner ioT sale by public auction.
wEpN&spAS% piSfai the ihs sEVESTEsrfa pyiRiffsi e
DAY pay OF APRIL, 1857, AT THREE
described property in in the 0iiSsin pistriet
OF Columbia. desiRnated as and
esHa es,nS ! lot lot, numbered 9rIn1 27 and the
BY the fun depth thereof Of Lot
gS IN Square numbered 5iS1 in
Cnnsies cniiss l. shank's subdivision
recorded In the once of the Sur
ysyoE tis for the District Of Columbia,
Of said Lot - "S as condemnes =, enSees pars and
taken for alley purposes by pro. @
seedines in District Court Cause
NO. lSle and shown on plat re-
corded In said surveyors once in
.ss.h.1 Lioer W, ,.nd at Folio 1873; said de-
SN l1ha hhuNu lOI purposes
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $500 will be REQUIRED
at time OF sale. Adjustments made
as o. date Of sale. Examination
OF title. conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps. settlement fees,
etca at cost Of purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale, otherWise
the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser, after Ave
days advertisement Of such resale
N some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.. or deposit NAV
pe forfeited. or without forfeitinR
tne deposit the trustee may avafi
itself OF any legal or equitable
rights against the defaultins
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY: JOHN r. NEALE.
,., go Vice President.
LlNNAEUs T. SAVAGE.
..ao,, Assistant Secretary,
Evening star., 1957-04-13

Only the Toronto Maple Leafs
Of 1912 were able to survive
three opening losses and then
rally for the championship.
Henri Pocket Rocket Rich
ard, the Rockets younger
brother. is expected to miss the
game because Of an injury to his
left knee. Rookie Connie Broden
probably will taka his center
spot between the Rocket and
Dickie Moore
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Erv Polico Signed
BY Vancouver Club

VANCOUVER. April 10 (P.-
Erv Palica, veteran pitcher who
played with Baltimore and
Brooklyn, was signed yesterday
by the Vancouver Mounties OF
the Pacific Coast League.
Palica. 20. won four games
last year with Baltimore and
lost IL. His biggest season in
the majors was in 1850 when he
won l3 and lost eight with the
Dodgers.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Field Of 200 Expected
For Manassas Races

More than 200 automobiles
and motorcycles are expected to
compete in drag races tomorrow
at Old Dominion Speedway.
Starting time is 1890 am. and
final elimlnations at 2.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEACH

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver. /; Los Angeles, o.
Portland, 2; San Francisco, 1.
Seattle, 9: Sacramento. 3.
HOLLYWOOD. Il; san Diego.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. 8: Birmingham. 4.
Mobile, 2. New Orleans. 1.
Nashville, s; Chattanooga. ..
Memphis at LITTLE Rock. postponed.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
THos. J. OWEN . son, 1scsIoS.sIs;,
I'LL = 81. NV.

lin 3 81. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
RT FRAME sBTHT BTIHETprNes esTHfS9 RETS3 xSYwN SyER;
AS PREMISES NUMBER sis 'FM FfF.
coSTAiNINd N5E OFFICES ESoNHEnSyi oN FIRsT
FLOOR AND APARTMENT ON
SECOND FLOOR; METAL SHED;
LOT CONTAINS 6,a63 SQUARE
FEET, MORE OR LESS, zoNED
FIRST COMMERCIAL .60-C.
duly recorded in Liber No. ioiIis.
ordS Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees Will sell. at public auction.
in tront q the premises, on MON.
RsRi APRiL. hA A.p prifiraENTH ias7' AT pay Fof}F 9F
O'Clock PIN. the The foIiowinS HSn de.
In the District Of Columbia. and
de:ignated as and being original
Lot IN Square 1914: now known
as Lot sl7 In Square 1914.
TERMS OF SALE ALL Cash. A
time Of sale, Adjustments made as
OF date OF sale. All convey ancine,
recording. revenue stamps. etc. at
cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale
70 be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
cost OF defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published
:" "sS JOHN 6oNAHuE.
JOHN r PERRY.
api.6,S.iUl3 Trustees.
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1957-04-13
HOCKEY PLAYOFFS

by the Associated Press
REsnLTs YESTERDAY
Western LeaGue
seattle o. New Westminster 2 New
Westminster leads 3-e)
GAMES TODAY
American League
Rochester at Cleveland (series tied
EASTERN LEAGUE
3-3l.
GAMES TODAY
National LeaKue
Montreal at Boston Montreal leads
800.
American League
Cleveland at Rochester,
Evening star., 1957-04-13
IAnacostiaShoWs
Strength in Bid
For Third Title

The Interhigh League opened
its 1857 baseball season yester-
day and Anacostia. champion
the last two years. once again
appears to be a serious threat.
The Indians. behind the steady
six-hit pitching of Bob Haas
senior righthander. walloped
Armstrong, l7-7, at Anacostia.
Anacostia lost some top flight
performers from its champion
ship team Of last year. notably
Pitcher Craig Anderson, now al
Maryland: Shortstop Frank Cop
per and Catcher Jack Mahan.
Indians Get Is Hits
But Coach Cliff Netherton has
some good ones back, including
Mahap's brother, Walter, also a
catcher; Jerry Hite at third. Sic
Michelin at second and Elton
King in leftfield.
All contributed to the Indians
l8-hit attack against four Arm.
strong pitchers. Anacostia
through several fielding lapses
trailed. Us. after five innings
but broke the game wide oper
with an ll-run assault in the
sixth to coast to victory.
Other league games resulted ir
Bell defeating Cardozo. 40. a.
Henry Virgins Of the Vocat.
pitched a six-hitter and struck
out IL; Western romping ovel
Dunbar. il-2. behind the two
hit pitching of Southpaw Johr
Papanicolas who struck out IL,
Phelps defeating Eastern, 6-3,
Coolidge easily getting by vii.
son. 9-l. and Spingarn plaster.
ing Chamberlain. 1876.
Hammond Edges Fairfax
Pat Slattery of Hammond anc
John Crosby Of Fairfax hooked
up in a pitchers duel, with
Slattery giving up only two hit:
Tor a 10 victory in a Northern
Virginia League game. The Ad.
mirals scored their lone run in
the seventh inning on two singles
a walk and a fielder's choice.
Washington-Lee won its first
Northern Virginia League game
after two losses with a 4-3 de-
cision over Mclean. which was
losing its first after two wins
Ernie Cage of OeMatha. better
known for his exploits on the
basketball courts. pitched anc
batted the Stays to a 1872 rou,
of Priory. Cage threw a four.
hitter and hit a two-run homer
in the first inning. Bob Cleary
OF DeMatha hit two homers. one
a grand-slam.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
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over En- ~ Y,s This once, RE. 7-sIIl
Income Tax Returns
Responsible accountant. II yrs
daily and Sun. TU. 2-21Oi OF
W. 1880. s29 Kennedy NV.
PERSONAL
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
by reliable accountant. EN-. 2-7S76,
TYPING, credit INVESTIGATING, in my
nome; experienced: Silver 9prin9
Vicinity. JU. 9-5036.
FREE TUITION for child in ex-
cnange Tor parent picking Up chill
oren for private school in Chevy
lady picking up children for prj-
yate school during May, in Chevy
Chase. T. o. Box 1923, d. C.
PIANO TUNER, same low price, D. G
or suburbs; Repairs reas. VICTOR
GEORGE. KI. 6-2622.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
Invitations: 24-hr. serv. STANLEY
ADAMS PRTG, CO. sos iith st.
NV DI, 7-1434; ewes. IA. 6-S2i5.
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MlMEOGRAPHING - 500 copieS
S4g5. incl tipping stencil. ExCH.
SERV.. 1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-8IS6.
FORM 81. u. 8. Job GppIica tions
prepared and typed; personnel
eounSeling. EXCH. SERVICE co.
1851 \ st. NV. ST. 3-6lS6. 19s
TIM6dhRLAND. SO acres young pine:
Louisa. Va.
PIANIST AND VOCALIST, experi-
enced, for weddings; reasonable
rate. Call LU. 1926. I4s
VACANCY-Loyely rm. in home Of
nurse for aged invalid. No objection
70 senile; refs. mo smokinGJ. ri.
o-on<o. l4'
AUCTION SALES