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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

When Woody Winslow joined
the Chevy Chase Chevrolet team
last season its captain. Cletus
Pannell, thought he'd picked up
a 124 bowler. Winslow had aver
aged 122 the previous season in
another league, but plainly was
a conner. Yet he was unable TO
improve on the 1872, as a rookie
in the District Major League.
1t turned out that Pannell was
a year late in his expectations.
Woody Winslow today is the new
leader Of the toughest duckpin
league IN town. BY shooting 405
last night. with a high game Of
l61. he showed his average to
1868 and supplanted Bobby
Lockhart. teammate, as the
pacemaker. Lockhart lost a few
sticks on his average in rolling
375. for 1868.
1t was Winslow's third conse-
cutive 400. preceded by a 406 and
"a Alt. Despite Woody's excel
lence. the Chevvies, trying
desperately to overtake the lead
ing Pepsi Colas. could win only
one game from Falls Church
Furniture, whose victory placed
it only one game behind Crevy
Chase in birthplace tie with
Silent Sales Coin Machines. The
Pepsis lost two to a charging
Arcade Pontiac team that totaled
l 1863. led by Jimmy CAROLS
150-432 and Elwood Harding's
l64-415. Guy Andes was high
for the Pepsis at 800.
Fosco Fattorinis 148-400 paced
Silent Sales to shutout against
Hicks Chevrolet, Miller High
Life shaded Wheeler Restaurant
and Bethesda Forty Alleys swept
National Bohemian.
The standings: Pepsi, 40-26;
Chevy Chase, 1928; Falls
Church, 1929; Silent Sales, 81
90 Arcade, 1892; Miller, 1892;
Wheeler. 1888; Bethesda, 1924;
Hicks, 23-43; National Bohemian,
22-44.
Three teams are deadlocked
for the lead in the District
Women's Minor League after an
evening of lively competition.
When Thompson's Transfer
dropped two to Bladensburg
Bowling Center, it was tied at
the top by Ceramic Tile, which
edged Parke Sunoco, and by
Miller High Life, which shaded
Fleisher Jewellers.
Martin g. Boyd, Mann's Po-
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BY the Associated Press

It's getting near All-America
time in college basketball circles,
or hadn't you noticed?
This is the time of season
when the court phenoms get a
mite more phenomenal; when
the individual point totals climb
a little higher. when the "off"
nights are forgotten in a final
blaze Of derring-do.
Take Kansas and Wilt Cham
berlain for instance. Not long
ago, followers of the Nations
second-ranked team shuddered
at the ugly rumor that Cham
berlain was losing his scoring
touch. Last night The Silt
bucketed So points to lead Kans-
as to a 62-52 victory over Okla
homa AIM to end the shoulders.
Just last week Rod Hundley of
10th-ranked West Virginia could
gather only eight points in the
Mountainers' winning effort
against New York University.
Mountaineer fans moaned. But
last Saturday Rod fred 80 points
against Richmond and last night
added % in West Virginia's o.
80 triumph over George Wash
ington. End means.
Nominations are now in order.
SMU Trounces Texas
The Jayhawks and the Noun
taineers weren't the only men,
berS of the collegiate elite guard
to prosper last night. Southern
Methodist. No. 6 in the weekly
APP poll, waltzed over Texas, 49,
I56. in the Southwest Conference.
But Duke, 18th in the rankings,
found the ghost of seasons past
too formidable. losing to once
mighty North Carolina State,
1912. in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference.
Other ACC action included
Clemson's 1911 triumph over
South Carolina and Maryland's
1854 walloping of Virginia. The
Tigers distinguished themselves
by holding South Carolina s
Grady Wallace. who entered the
game as the Nations leading
scorer. to "a points. or 60 points
below his average.
In the Southern Conference.
Virginia Teen took over third
place with a $3.50 decision over
Washington & Lee. The tri-
umph gaze the Gobblers a IA
league mark.
Southern Methodist moved
closer to the Southwest title in
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BASKETBALL SCORES

Knoxville (Tenn.) I2e Allen IS. c. 10
Roanoke 81 virginia Military 6s
Zion 81 Hampden-Sydney 4.
Centenary 60 McNeese State 6!
Northwestern DAD 56 Louisiana Tech 1:
Austin Coll. 20 Sui Ross State q
Fort Valley ~ Clark =
TransyIvania (KyO ~ Sewanee ),
Norfolk VIM. & Mary ~ Rand. Macon IS
Washington fMdl S6 Baltimore U. -
Lenoir Rhyme 81 Atlantic Christian -
Winston salem IN. c. IS St. AUG. 6i
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Continued From Page C-1
edge and give the fans an &C.
casional lift.
Coach Bus Male of Virginia
apparently concurred. because
he couldn't single out a player
He Just shrugged his shoulders
when asked who hurt him the
most. II like Halleck, Davis.
O'Brien. all of EN-" Male re-
piled. particularly when they
were hitting like they were to-
night.
Both Millikan and Male fig
ured Virginia had played too
much of a ball game against UNI
beaten North Carolina the pre-
vious night to have much left
against the Terps, and both were
right.
Maryland scored 16 straight
points at one stretch in the first
half, gave up a goal by Bill Mil
Ter, and came back with 10 more
in row. 1t was 4l-20 at half
time. and with 10 minutes and
4 seconds to play in the second
half Maryland led 1894.
The Terps' first Hotpoint
game in history was in sight,
but Millikan took out the entire
first team and used his only
other five players the rest Of the
way. They were outscored, 81
IA, by the Virginia regulars.
Virginia, now 1-8 in the con-
ference and Ala overall, didn't
have time to prepare for Mary
land. The Cavaliers have a new
man, Herb Busch, in the lineup
and they will be tougher. Busch
is 81. GAS pounds and hurts
under the basket. He scored 20
against Carolina and II last
night.
LerpS climb 10 Third
Maryland climbed to third In
the Atlantic Coast Conference
with IA record. passing Duke,
which lost to North Carolina
State. If North Carolina beats
Wake Forest tonight. the Terps
will be second.
But Maryland has tough trip
ahead, N. c. State there on Sat-
urday and Wake Forest at
Winston-Salem Monday. N. C.
State has moved into the second
place scrap now. along with the
Terps. Duke and the Deacons.
The Maryland trosh beat Vir-
ginia's freshmen, 1854, for their
10Th STRAIGHT vicfot,,
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Vussie Stands Out
In PhiIIies' School

CLEARWATER. Fla. Feb. 10
(PJ.-Lou Vassie, 20-year-old Sec
ond baseman from Louisville. has
been attracting his share of in
terest at the Phillies' pre-train-
ing school.
The l65-pounder raped out
two singles and an opposite-field
homer yesterday in a squad game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

both in the 135-pound novice
class. In the l47-pound novice
division it was Carl Hassock of
Merrick withstanding the early
bull-like charges OF William
Biggs Of Fort Belvoir and mov-
ing in to capture the decision
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

. hOLLYWooD, Calif-Ricardo tPa.
laritol Moreno, 127. Mexico CITY,
fHh nliyTooodo I y, Irish Tommy Balm, 1875,
HOUSTON. Tex Paul Jorgensen, 1913.
Port Arthur, Tex, outpointed Bobby
BEL; youngstown: Ohio 10).
PHOENIX, riz.-Charlie Salas, $50,
los los Angeles knocked cut Bobby Wright,
eR5iICHMoND. Caln.-Johnny Heard.
1861 Richmond ounponted Ruben
Hernandez, 164i2, San Francisco G05.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLOECD-g ROOMS to share
home IN upner NV with family oi
3 RA 3-On53 Call after 8 . m.
fIs
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SECRETARY

10 executive head OF branch once
Of national corporation Good sal
airy and company benefits Pleasant
working conditions in new buildins
Connecticut and K Position EN-.
phssizes initiative, personality and
ahllty 70 deal with executives
EliEibility for security clearance
needed Experience with Govern
ment and military desirable Besiu
about Dec I Send resume and
salary wanted to Box 235-M star.
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TYPEWRITER, new Smith Corona
portable. $50. no. 2-4l49
TYPEWRITER, Royal Standard.
good operating cond., 500 rs.
UNITED. S13 l4th st. NV. RE
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SlTUATl0nS-D0MESTlc

DO YOU NEED HELP?-Colored
g.h.w. cooks, baby-sitters, wait
resses. MOORE's EMPLOYMENT
AGCY.. 1916 You st. NV. NO
REFINED LADY, colored. desires to
care for child and domestic work;
refs. Call TU. 2-6376.
GIRL desires job baby sitter. Exper
Call LII. 4-l9S7.
LADY DESIRES JOB baby sitting
full or part time, D days per
week Ii. 1860.
WOMAN, colored, desires work,
kit. helper, dishwasher, cleaning,
maid; reliable: refs. RIA. 3-4O56
COLORED GIRL wants days work,
BERTHA, no. 2-l922.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as maid
or child care; exper. LII. 2-S510
COLORED GIRL, neat, age rs
wants days work; refs. NO
OOLORED WOMAN wants domes.
tic work: to live in; or . day.
week. AID. 2-0S19.
COLoRED WOMAN desires day.
work; experienced; reference
good worker: DU. 7-S474 after q
COLORED WOMAN wishes day.
work; good city refs. no. 2-2Sf5
COLORED GIRL desires work. chile
care. or general homework. Phone
AID o-555S
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TRANSPORTER

A leading weekly news magazine
is seeking the services OF a good
typist with !dictaphone experience.
cal duties and pleasant working
conditions Excellent opportunity
with many company benefits.
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HELp-MEa AND WOMEN

PIANO PLAYER. white, 3 nights
a week. Apply KIKI'S THE OAKS
RESTAURANT. 1918 wisconsin
ave NV
JSE OWNERS HOME ana operate
small motel Percentage salary
White No pets or small children
lerences. JE 3-la20
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HELP-MEM AND WOMEN
NATIONAL MANUFACTURES
Seeking Young Men and Women

Large we'll known organization Excellent start
ing wage with opportunities for increased earn
ings
40-hour work week primarily second shift
Generous benefits including vacation. paid holi-
days sick and disqualification payments, life
insurance, retirement, etc
Write, giving detailed information as to home
telephone age, education, work experience, mill
tary service and references.
BOX 1856, STAR
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TYPEWRITERS = 400 discount:
new portables Nobody out dis
counts UNITED SI3 l4th st NV
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Double rooms with running water.
near bath. SEA weekly; single. with
running water, electric fans, Sl1 so
and up, garden and porches. 1872
@ St NV
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MCCORMICK g. CO.
Standard Oil Building
WASHINGTON, d. c.

SECRETARY BooKKEEPER.
MAC EMfH.. i04 E. Proad st.
Falls Church JE' 2-727..
sECYi' ynC a attract tao wilson Sn Slya :;
EMP 1884 wilson blvd, Arl. ia.
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REPAIRS & SERVICES
fENklTfAgffcnA
CONTINUED,

FLOOR SANDED and finished, spe.
cial rates, work guaranteed, father
and son. 10. 2-6253.
FURNITURE refinished and re.
paired In home or shop; antiques
restored and repaired; burns and
scratches removed. Mr.. WHITE,
10. 1881. l3'
FURNITURE REFINISHING-Cig.
arctic burns and scratches re-
moved In home. Antique white and
fruitwood finishes a speciality. 80
yrs. exper. LII. l-6914.
HOME REMODELING, also con-
crete and brick work and painting,
reas ov 3-2566. XII 9-3419
PAINTING, exterior and interior
roof painting and repairs, espe-
cially: guaranteed service. R,
RUSS & SONS, LII. 4-9670 or Ii.
PAINTING. wallpaper removed
floors sanded. refinished. Prices
reasonable. Ii. 4-2055. IL
PAINTING. int. ext. carpentry
gutter, spout, roof. Do own work
by white. Call any time. 10
7-l666
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
plastering and paperhanging al
low prices Experienced work done
satisfaction guaranteed Call fol
free estimate LA. 9-1710.
PAINTING, papering, FIRST class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643
15S
PAINTING. inter. exter.. 1st-qual
materials. workmanship work per-
sonally supervised: quick serv.
cash. terms. SP. 3-560l. SP. g.
1919.
PAINTING-Lowest price for your
convenience. Call 8 TO IL pm.
Ii 6-O6ll IL
PAINTING PAPERING; interior
exterior. FILA loans available
Estimates. ~ y-477l.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-2(
yrs. exper. Do own work Salts
guar, low price. Any time. IA
9-0396.
PAPERING-SI2 rm. up; sunfast
washable paper: do own work
PAPERING, painting. plasterine
neat. clean work; low prices
Prompt attention IA. 9-1064.
PLUMBING HEATING, low prices:
free est; Permaglas h.-wh. Md
work only. Mr.. LEE, HA. 1-7l23
ROOFING, new. leaks and repairs
Carpentry. paint and plastering
RE. 7-2l2l. LII 1891
TRASH REMOVED
Yds. osmts. cleaned. Free ests
WALKER TRASH Co, FE. 3-2s0l
UPHOLSTERY-Save money. Call
LUCERNE UPhOLsST cry. 2433
18TH ST. NV, NO, 1-Oi45.
ACTIoN-CoNTRACTORS specializ-
ing in rec. rms. additions. all
types OF home improvements;
torr,c. firm actft,, toe TIT a eRAn
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TV PIC. TUBES-SETS
Pic. tubes; new. 81 in; guar. 3
yrs. install FREE: 2l-in. RCA,
500: 17-in., $40: others SOS; yr.
guar. DUPONT, 1915 18th NV
AID; 4-9636, 10 am. to 10 pm.
daily, sun
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THE MAURY
Emery Georgian Hotel

10l 10Th St. NV; twin rms, SIC
weekly; maid and eiev. serv.: run.
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Secretary-Girl Friday

Experienced secretary needed for
one-girl once In well-established
national spice. extracts and tea
concern. Excel. fringe benefits.
pleasant surroundings and salary
commensurate with ability. Inter-
esting and varied duties. Appli-
cants must be excel. typist and
possess knowledge Of shorthand.
Call ST. 3-2454 for personal in
terView
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TRASH REMOVED
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Settimio Soprani:
brand-neW. My BOY doesn't want
1t $50. re. 6-446i.
ADDING MACH, Natl. S-col.. nom
cleo, subtracts and repeats; Just
like new. Z LA. 6-4S97.
ADDING MACHINE. Dalton. 10.
key. hapds operated, good como ;
$50 50. UNITED. S13 l4th St
NV. RE 9-ll77.
ANTIQUE-Co Collectors items. Paper
weights. clocks. Swedish cookie
presses. silver. pottery. furniture,
etc Hard to get items. Open sun.
and Mon. 10 am. to pm
1908 Suitland rd. Sc.
ANTIQUES-Foreign hand guns.
both flint and percussion: a col
lection OF % No American speci-
mems. Will dispose OF sinely or
whole collection No dealers please
To see call RE. d-5477
BASSINET AND PLAYPEN. New
SIS WA. 7-S242
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-piece, oak:
reasonable, $50. 10. 1-90l7. Mon
after 7;3O
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FLOORS SANDED and finished old
floors made REV Linoleum and
tile installed WA f-ligg. ewes
HA 2-3s63.
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PIANOs-Army, Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel, Govern I'm
save real money on all kinds OF
instruments at the PIANO MART
I0I5 9TH st. NV. over 100 spin
cts. consoles. Strands and up
rights to choose from. Easy
terms. ST. 3-63O0. PIANO MART
1918 eth st. NV. TN the block
above the libraryO Open Thurs
day evenings.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS 9 SERVICES

ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs;
rec. rms. garages carportS. now
or old construction. Drawings and
estimates free Phone WA. 1-la!l1
Additions-A Alterations
NO On PYMT FHA EASY TERMS
KITCHENS. DENs, REC RMS
COMPLETE mi AND EXT
FREE PLANNING BtUEPk1NIs,
e c4hR s S1HsFF SnSS
RA 3-5752 OIL 6-7155
ADDITIONS. remodeling attics. ga
nate F terms rms cH az i5'i Bl iSti
CO. OIL, 6-S2l3
AIR DUCTS. heatinr. repairs, sheet,
metal YORK Free estimates All
work guaranteed RIA 3-7220
APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE
h a a5Sf a psipfrs anq rRFF EsTo
MATE NO OBLIGATION QUALITY
APPLIANCE REPAIRS SERVICE ~
New York ave. NV ME S-A52G.
ME S-5j2i
BRICK AND STONE WORK and
rrpairs No lob too small y "
BCLEs. IT 4-tefI
rRICKLAYING. lst-class mech
any type OF masonry g ork very
rcss rates. free est IA. H-512i
BGICKNORK. new or repairs ere
places, chirnrys, walls walks
A FAGNANI. 10 a-lapi
CARPENTER. general iobA.nr. home
Improvements, remodeling store
fronts liXturts. PAINTINGS. plaster
ing concrete and hr,cs work
EDDIE HOWELL RIA. f-Aifi
CELLARS DUG under your present
mouse. We will include rec room
to first ~ answering this sd Act
fast for the biggest home improve
mcnt bareain Of the decade
EDGAR HEEFER co, Since la2 !
RIA. 6-inaS JU n-hSS-
~
CHIMNFYs AND FIREPLACEs.
cleaned. repaired and tested
eStab over - years SAMUEL c
BOYD. INC, RIA SAB
ELECTRICAL WIRING, prompt at.
tcn'io" 10 large and small iobs.
free estimates Call RIA 3-320u
Ewes and sun UN 4-i566
FIREPROOF papering paint. car.
pentry. recreation room. roof re.
pairs. all work Guaranteed quick
service. RIA j-47f6 IL
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING and
WAKING Reas rates. Free esti-
mate Call RA 6-6195
FLOORS sANDED and finished old
tlle installed WA. i-llGe, ewes !,
- III
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OIL PAINTINGS

Gallery closing: give-away prices;
100 lovely landscapes: terms; today
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PIANO, Concord. spinet; mahog..
looks and performs like a new
piano: only S345. Lay-away now
for Xmas. KITS, 1880 g st. NV,
RE 7-f212
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRLINES NEED YOU

WANTED - Several young men
and women will be selected immedi-
stely for training for attractive.
high salaried positions as hostess,
reSerVationiSt, communica tioniSt
station agent. Enjoy free travel
passes, vacations. insurance, etc.
Shcrt.. low-cost training can quail
ny. Must be between l7-39. have
high school diploma and pleasing
personality. Includes special train
ing IN personal development for
women Get the facts, Write.
giving address and phone number.
TO NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AERO
NAUTICS. Box 217-H Star.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION pro-
nunciation. speech and person.
atty. Cali DU. 7-2234 all day
today; wkdayS morn. 1890 to
1870 and ewes. ; to $50.
P.B.X. RECEPTIONIST COURSE
fTYPING FREE wks., S35
NEW CLASSES-all ages. excel
positions. certf. issued. inquire,
RE. 1-2SoS. BOYD SCHOOL Test
- yrs,) Cor. 18th e. G.
vOUNG SPANISH LADY, MA,
Congressional researcher, forming
new Spanish class. Original in
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after D m
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TVS-TISED

nv, IT-in, Admiral: AMIN phono.
SIS. hi-fi speaker SIS: so Mer-
cury ISUO IN SkkSO
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Single and double rms: 24-hour
elevator ard switchhoard; din rm
transient. 50 80 day up: perma-
nent $3.50 week UP. HU. 3-6ii6
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PAINT, 1900 gallons; 1895 value
ST so gal Sh. WINS. and others
2513 N st. NV. J. II GICHNER
PHOTO COPY MACHINE. ONCE
size: perfect cond. for sale. Ma.
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Furniture IJnholsterinp

FURNITURE UpholSterlng
Visit our showroom and save
500; sofa and chair upholstered
$50: from a ls<ge selection of ma
terlals. LaFRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, 25Ug 18th st. NV, on same
premises IS years. CO. 5-23Sl.
FURN. NEW-Selling out at less
than wholesale S27g. liv rm.,
Sl25 $50 so dinettes. S45 etc
d0l5 MINI. ave ne. LU. 3-0062
0062
FURN.-Bedrm., liv. rm. and din
I'M must sell; reas.' good cond
OV. 3-1430
FURN. UNCLAIMED-Sofa bed
$50 hedrm. SET. S8S sofa and
HOLLYWOOD bed. s.:j: desk, So
oahy carriage. 30; bunk bed. $40
dresser 10. bed. ST. Victorian
chair. $40; French chair. 500
Early American sofa; innerSprlns
mattr. SlU; occaS. chair. 50;
ait. table 50: French commode
$50; loveseat. s2G wardrobe
$40: BOOKCASE. So rollaway BED
s. -; Stndio couch, SO cedar
cabinet SO We have French
pieces. Hide-a-way bed with mat.
.ress. $50; maple bedrm. set
SIS. bookcase headboard, SIS. W.
do upholsterins; sofa and chair
$50. slip covers. S4S, incl re.
designing, draperies. No Job toe
l..:ge or too small Easy terms
.iOr FIN AN UPHOLSTERERS
2I47 Sth St NV, co. sol 10
lie
FURN.-Newlyweds have extra sofa
2-piece mod, sect. loan rubber
$50 or best offer. DU. 7-75si.
FURN.-oriental breakiront din
rm. Dun. Phyie table with black
Lao legs. French Prov. end tables
ant. tble. lamps. din. rm. server
1874 Tewkesbury pl NV.
FURN.-a-pc. liv. rm. set. couch
ard club chair. coffee table. END
table. . Amer. oriental rugs, sxlO
. small rugs JU. 9-35i6.
FURN.-Tapestry rocker. 500. RcA
Super Heterodyne radio console
lii4 Columbia I'd NV. no
EURN.-Hollywood bed, y, COM
plete. library desk. floor lamps
kit chairs other misc AD
FURN.-suitlsnd area; big sale
sun. and Mon. We want to clear
out space for new stock You
can't beat our low. low prices on
used chests. desks. bedrm. sets.
tables OF all kinds. rocking chairs.
kitchen cabinets etc, Open 10 e. e
Suitland I'd. Sc.
TURN. OF drawers. book
eases, Wcbcor Ravinia hi-fi, $3.50.
and misc. other furn. Ap' 30S,
2430 Pa. ave. NV. Mon 80 . n,
FURN - Mersman end tables.
So cocktail table SIS. EN-
FURS-Full-length. wild nutris
coat size 1919: . nutria stoles
brand.new, finest quality OIL
t-O5Si
GARAGE DOORS, overhead; .. Ro-
Mav. l2Xln. in perfect condition
GAS RANGES-Guaranteed; 50 81
up Best lrices in town. K & W
SUPPLY CO.. 1919 Bennine I'd
ne
GAS RANGES, new. used. installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO. 1897
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES. used, new, $40 UP
Easy credit ACME STOVE CO
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PUBLICATION
PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT

Do you have a desire. for 9
career in publication production?
II you can fill the bill on most OF
the following list of aualiflcatlons
YOU may fnd the opportunities
ofTered BY the publication program
OF the American Chemical society
Of interest to you. $3.50,
] Some time in your pass you
will have been exposed TO publiea-
ticn production and have some
knowledsc OF printing processes
and other technical aspects oil
magazine publishing.
.. At least one Of your major
career detectives will be achieve-
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3. You understand that produc-
ton work calls for an apprecla
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wri'ins
4 You have had some art train
ing and Ior experience in the han
dlirs Of drafting, tools
: You are willing to work IN a
beginning position that entails
variety OF tasks and offers ex-
csllent advancement opportunities
If you are interested. write the
Production Manager AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY. 80 9TH 81
q ". WdsnlnstOI. D. y - A.St l1
all pertinent information lncluding
sallTv requirements.
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