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GUARD


Excellent opportunity for thor
Ioughly experienced man desiring po-
sltlon with security. in u local or
sanitation. Age 37-4" Good salary
with merit advancement. 4O-hour. D.
day week; good character; good
health and ability to get along with
people essential, Give full particulars
on experience. age. height al l
weight in your reply to Box 110-Z
Star
HARDWARE SALESPEOPLE
Several positions open with thi,
growing firm. disqualification, life
Insurance program: 45-hr week Sal
larry commensurate with eXper. ano
background For appt. call 10
5-iS00 between y and >.
MCINTYRE HARDWARE, INC.
HARDWARE SALESMAN. retail
store, Sc. section; steady Job: ex-
perienced, Phone 10 "-434n.
INSURANCE SALESMAN. combina
ton old established company has
opening in Northern Virginia: S32h
monthly guaranteed salary plus
liberal commission Prefer Va. re-
sident married, age % 10 40. ia.
T-ll2a
KIT AND STORERM. MAN. white,
for country club in Chevy Chase
Md. Apply IN person, 1900 Conn
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PROPERTY MANAGER

l ItOI Ell ! N1ANAGriH
Old, established real
estate company needs
qualified, experienced
man to head its expand
ing property manage
ment department. Must
be experienced in all
types Of property in
GLIDING large new air.
conditioned apartment
buildings, as we'll as
Older apartment build
ingS,
Excellent working con-
ditions. Salary open.
State age, experience
and other qualifications
in reply.
All replies considered
confidential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-15

BEAUTY OPERATOR, for shop in
perienced operator who wants TO
WORK In congenial surroundings
for top commission All replies
strictly confidential Please send
name and phone number TO Box
3an6 Alex Va
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
lull and part tine. call JARRATES
BEAUTY BAZAAR 4a2s Annapolis
rd Bladensburg, Nd UN 4-5444
BEAUTY SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR. ex-
perieneed or operator Who can
BEAUTY ACADEMY CAN Mrs
Precious. ST 3-lO31
BILLING CLERK TYPIsT for MIC
accounting dept under 80 yrs
Call MISS FAYMAN AD 4-540O,
BOOKKEEPER. experienced double
entry for new-car leadership IN
Alexandra, Va 40-hr wk. per
mRnent position OV 3-03h0. Mr.
BATTENFElD
BOOKKEEPER'S ASST, accts. rec. I:
good typist essential exper, nee
Downtown. once 5.day wk Call
MA s-SHlS, ewes. wO 40 l0O
BOOKKEEPER, experienced good
pay apply in person T0g 18th
~ NV
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIsT, Falls
Church area. excel working eond
construction and real estate SIS
per wk must be- exper ia. =
B1uu
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
must BE- familiar with tvping B.
day, -31ls.hour week. Reply 20 Box
@Sl-Y Star, giving resume of pre-
yious experience
CASHIER. white, must be neat APP
ply in person. CRESCENT RESTAU-
RANT 1898 New York ave NV
CASHIER. hotel din. RIM, good
starting salary, incl meals and
fringe benefits Periodical increases
Box 460-B Star
CASHIER CHECKER. experienced for
kosher supefmarket Good salary
and workins conditions Apply in
person bn3b Georgia ave NV.
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SALESMAN

"a 10 IS wears. for bakery bread
routes No experience necessary
permanent SSn guarantee b.day
week. other dement's Call Mr. iuttrt.
AID 2-S43h Monday through Friday
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HELP--MEN

Statesmen; 3 only; experienced in
iousiss, long estabiished Arm ne
furnish leads. Apply az ALL
WEATHER CORP. $500 Georgia
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HELP-MEN

GROCERY CLERK with some exper
cutting meats and poultry. WON
DER MARKET, i20s H st. ne.
GROCERY STOCK MANAGER
young man, exper only: must be
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HELP-MEN
PIANO SALESMAN
PORTER

Must be willing to work anc
be ambitious. Steady posi-
ton. Good salary. Apply
Mr.. Goldberg or Mr.. Ken
needy 1919 New Hampshire
ave-, Langley Park, Md.
HUB FURNITURE co.
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OPPORTUNITY foi man In repre-.
sent largest automotive wholesaler
In this ares on RutOmotlve parts
EQUIPMENT and supplies IN Metro.
oolitan Washington Experience
preferred but not absolutely neeek.
Aary Apply n w MORRIS a
SONS, INC. ~" " 0av A. Bal.
timore. Nd Phone LIZ a.5t4h
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL NEEDS
ACCOUNTANT Ased 80 10 bb 40
hr week generAl ledger experience
required. gCod typist
CREDIT CLERK, aged 30 TO 81 40.
hr week credit experience desirable
diplomatic good telephone voice
pleasing personality
PAINTER. maintenance. 44-hr. week
paid vacation $3.50 per mo Onl,
qualified need apply
Call or pppiy In person aitet
y am March 10 or 10. gO7 3
Washington q Alex, Va, XII
p-6S00, Ext. 1877.
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statesmen

Sell by appointment only. posi-
lively no canvassing Our statesmen
work on either qualified leads OF
appis mace with our old customers
paw $500 weekly salary while train
Ing Applicant must have a good
running automobile and be prepared
TO start Immediately Call daily. IL
ar to pm MR.. RICE, AID
O-QDOU
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YOUNG MEN
10 to Is

We have openings in our
Silver Spring Md and
Washington ID. c. stores
for young men seeking a ca
reer in an outstanding com :
mercial field. The office
equipment and supply in
dustry offers wide opportu-
mites to young men in re-
failing, store management
speciality selling and sales
management. All men are
started on a salary basis
Many company benefits
pension plan, group insur-
ance, profit sharing, sick
leave and others. Call for
appointment, Mr.. L. j. Mil
liken, MA. 8-4l8l.
Chas. G.. Stott Co., Inc.
IAN Man Unrl AUa NJ ~
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AMERICAN AIRLINES.
BANK BOOKKEEPERS

Burroughs machine oper-
atorS. Experienced Employe
benefits 5-uay week Apply
in person
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HELP-MEN

OPPORTUNITY-Onct
manager-underwriter. Lge. general
agency has need for man not over
30, with good working knowl. OF
fire and casualty. We are growing
rapidly and need someone who can
take complete charge OF opera
lions, incl. supervision Of policy
writing and claims. He will be pri-
marily an inside man and will not
be expected to produce business
Please write, giving full details
about yourself and starting salary
desired to Box 400-B, Star. All re-
plies held in strict confidence
SOBER. steady man for nursery
work. Perm, and immed. Apply in
person. with. ref. ROTH'S. S211
Slieo Crk pkwy.. Tax. PIX. Md
50 CEDAR SHAKE APPLICATIONS,
piece work; Jobs, Maryland and
Virginia; only experienced men
apply. Call Mr. LOMBARD. IA.
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Statesmen 90, experienced in can.
vas awnings: full.time Job open
commission make this an attractive
all-year position. Apply in person
mornings after 4 TO WASHINGTON
SHADE l. AWNING CO. 202I 18th
ST n u
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SALESMAN WANTED

10 sell and merchandise highly ad :
vertistd national drug products
Contacting retail drug and cosmetic
trade, grocery independents super
drug trade. tobacco lobhers, candy
wholesalers etc. Salary bonuses.
added recommendations: car furnished
expenses while out OF headquarters
city which is Washington, D c.;
paid vacations and decentralization
Rnnuities, Opportunity for advance
meni and security Write giying In
detaii, past experience Ase, marital
status. etc, 10 Boa 2iB-Y, sta.
49,
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WINDOW CLEANERS

Belt exper; top wages daily ad.
vsnces Apply in rear, @ld c 81 Sc
Building No 9 See Mr. SMITH
Sat, 90; Mon. and Tues, s n D
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MECHANICS
PARTS CLERK

Experienced: top vases: many bene-
ftS Lincoln Mercury Geale. MONT .
; Conner Y -STUBBS MOTORS Cal
OF see Mr. Newton. 200 FaSt-Wesi
hwy. s S Nd JU a-sni0
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Property Management

Man. IS to 30 yrs. OF age, in ono,
OF large. established Arm. Good op.
ment In reply, please give age. edu.
cation and experience. Box 4Sd-B
Gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Goylor Found
Guilty by Jury

WARM SPRINGS, Va, May
IS R.-A Bath County circuit
court jury today convicted 19-
year-old Gene Gaylor of first
degree murder in the Staying of
Harvey B. Topping and recon-
mended the minimum sentence
Of 20 years m prison.
Judge Earl Abbott said a hear
ing will be held at 10 am. Mon
day for defense attorneys to ap-
peal the verdict II they so desire
There was no indication today
whether an appeal will be made
The jury, disregarding defense
arguments that Gaylor killed
Topping, 24-year-old Alexandra
resident, in self-defense, DELHI.
Grated exactly an hour after re-
ceiving the case at SIT pm.
Topping was shot to death last
October Is at a campsite in the
remote Hotchkiss section of Bath
County. His body subsequently
was found hidden under brush
and leaves in a wooded area.
Prosecution witnesses testified
Topping was inside a pup ten
at the campsite when he wal
felled by series Of shots from
outside the tent.
Gaylor admitted shooting Top.
ping but said he did so in self.
defense. He said he shot Top.
ping after his companion hat
pulled gun and clicked" 1t or
him. He said he pumped 81,
shotgun shells at Topping, ther
took a "A caliber pistol from hi
belt and "shot with everything
in that"
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Tuck Attacks
Court Pattern

CHARLOTTE SvILLE, Va.
May IS tP. - Representative
Tuck. Democrat Of Virginia, to.
night attacked the United States
Supreme Court and said "oul
Constitution is being jettisoneC
by the very branch Of the Gov
eminent designed to preserve
and protect it,"
In q speech prepared for the
Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner Of
9th District Democrats, the Vir.
ginia Congressman also lam.
basted proposed civil rights leg.
islation now pending in Congress.
as another ubiquitous onslaught
against the States rights"
Mr.. Tuck decried "the pattern
now employed by the Supreme
Court of the United States in de.
cision after decision which re.
veals a studied campaign Il
obliterate the rights Of the SOW.
ereign States"
Beginning with the courts
1854 school decision that re.
versed the historic separate but
equal" doctrine. Mr.. Tuck fiayec
certain decisions he said have
encroached on local rights.
Among the most recent
was the one handed down in thu
Girard College case" he said
where the late Stephen Girart
by his last will and testament
created a college for poo
white male orphans tn,
Supreme Court held that the op
Grafton of Girard College
was null and void because tn,
student body is made UP Of whit,
bows"
Referring to pending civi
rights legislation, Mr.. Tuck salt
these unwarranted and ill-ad
vised so-called civil rights pro
posals are fraught with extrem
danger not only to the South
but to every state in the Union.
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Young 6. o. P
Picks BixIer
In Upset Vote

BALTIMORE. May IS R.-
Robert Bixler Of Westminster
was elected president today OF
the Maryland Federation Of
Young Republicans by three
votes in a general overthrow Of
recommendations by the out
going administration.
Mr.. Bixler, 28-year-old engi-
neer. defeated James A. Bacon
of Silver Spring. 61-58.
Mr.. Bacon was one Of three
candidates recommended for tor
officers by the nominating COM
mittee and rejected by the con-
vention of 1lS delegates.
A coalition of votes from
Northeast and Northwest Balti.
more city. Carroll and Prince
Georges Counties succeeded In
electing every candidate they
wanted.
Woodrow L. Shriver of Prince
Georges County, one Of the man.
ayers Of the successful floor re.
volt. disclaimed there was any
political significance behind the
move.
Mr.. Bixler was associated with
the successful campaign for re.
election last year Of Representa-.
tive Devereux. Republican Of
Maryland, and had a letter OF
endorsement from the Congress.
man.
In the other top contests o.
the federation. Miss Annarose C
Sleath Of Baltimore was chosen
vice president over Thoma,
Evans Of Gainesville; William E
Brooks Of Hyattsville defeated
James Smith Of Anne Arunde
for National Committeeman. anC
June Shields Of Montgomery wa.
elected National Committeeman.
an over Bette Frew Of Baltimore
Miss Frew won corresponding
secretary without opposition.
Mrs. Lorraine Marshall OF Car.
roll defeated Mrs. Harry jaime,
of Baltimore for recording sec
retary, and Walter Black Of Bal
timore was elected treasure
unanimously.
The largest blocs Of votes werl
Montgomery's "a, Prince Georges
III, Northwest Baltimore's IS, an,
CAROLS 10.
The following directors wer
elected:
Kenneth Beatty of Hartford
William Leckemby Of Montgom
, cry, Fred Meyer Of Washington
, Donald Myers Of Prince Georges
Arthur Haynes Of Washington
!. Gayle Phillips Of Baltimore City
Mrs. Henry James of Baltimor,
City. Pat Ogden of Montgomer,
County and Harry Horn o
Gainesville.
Pat Bennett Of Carroll wa
!, chosen Miss Maryland Youn
Republican.
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the sewage effiuent was intro
duced into the master conduit.
Mr.. Moss said in an interview
on WRC-TV. He appeared on
the program. Our Beautiful
Potomac" to tell how sewage
problems must be met on a
metropolitan area basis.
The giant line would lead to
two proposed treatment plants,
about two miles south Of Alex
andria in a rural district, Mr..
Moss said. These plants could
be built and maintained through
area assessments. too. he added
Looks 50 Years Ahead
He urged immediate action on
the ambitious engineering plan
he said would satisfy sewage
needs Of the next so years. He
plans to propose construction
formally to the National Capital
Regional Planning Council at its
June meeting.
Mr.. Moss also stressed the
need for county rather than
State control of the building and
repair Of treatment plants.
The Virginia State Water Con-
troll Board has less money fol-
the fight against water pollution
throughout the State than Fair
fax County has for the stretch
of the Potomac serving county
residents. he pointed out.
He proposed legislation to shift
control over Fairfax plants from
the State Board to the Fairfax
County Public Works Depart
ment.
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Giant 1O-MiIe Sewer Line
Urqed to Serve DC. Area
Star Staff Photo.

Construction of a 10-mile
trunk sewer from upper Fair
fax County to below Alexandria
was urged last night by William
Moss. member of the Board of
Supervisors Of Fairfax County.
Mr.. Moss visualized a 500
million pipe line that would take
10 years to be laid. Costs, which
cannot now be accurately eSti-
mated. would be shared by Uncle
Sam, the District government.
and adjoining Virginia and
Maryland counties and commun-
tiles, he said.
He saw the trunk line serving
residents Of the entire Metropoli-
tan Area. 1t could save millions
Of dollars that otherwise might
be spent on small treatment
plants spotted through the re-
gion, he predicted.
Room for BulIdozer
AS big as "a living ROOM" the
trunk should be double-barreled
Mr.. Moss said. Each conduit
ought to be able to accommodate
q bulldozer. he noted. so sewage
could be channeled into one
half while the other half was
being cleaned or repaired.
Interceptor sewers from pri-
mary sewage treatment plants
near the river would pump eff
fluent purified UP to 80 per cent
into the big pipe, Mr.. Moss ex-
planned.
Therefore. the grit and solids
and most of the actual pollu-
ton would be removed before
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zoning Test
Slated Ju|y6

For the third time, the Airing
ton County Board will consider
overriding the objections Of a
group Of Wilson boulevard prop
|erty owners and rezoning their
land from commercial to resi-
Dental.
BY q 80 vote. the board yes
terday set another hearing on
the proposal for July 6.
The land in question, totaling
about AZ acres, lies on both
sides Of Wilson boulevard at
Livingston street.
On the north side, L. G. Melt
yer and Associates are planning
Ia 100000 shopping center.
Property on the other side Of
the boulevard is owned by Willis
F. Kern and Robert p. Balinger.
At q coming hearing last
Wednesday, the board voted
against changing the land clas-
|sification to residential. The
proposal was heard on the
boards own motion. Ralph Raul
and DR.. l.. H. Blevins cast the
minority votes to rezone.
100000 Invested
At that meeting, Attorney
Oren r. Lewis, representing the
Meltzer group said his clients
have already put about 100000
into the proposed shopping GEN.
ter. Another owner. Mr.. Kern,
argued that he would suffer a
$4,000 loss If his property was
rezoned to residential. The land
in question was classified COM
mercial in the county's 1850
master coming plan.
At the next nights zoning
session. the matter Unexpectedly
came UP again for consideration.
One Of the board members who
had voted against rezoning,
David Krupsaw. announced he
had changed his mind. Mr..
Krupsaw was Joined in his mo-
ton to reconsider by Mr.. Raul
and Chairman Wesley w. Coop
er. Mrs. Leone Buchholz voted
no and DR.. Blevins abstained.
Motion Fails
However, the followup recon-
ing motion failed, with the board
voting the same as on the pre-
vious motion to reconsider, 81
A four-fifths vote is needed to
carry when a rezoning proposal
is contrary to the wishes of the
property owners involved.
Yesterday. more than Zoe
Dominion Hills area residents
who are pressing for the recon-
ing, again were on hand at the
board meeting. although the
Wilson boulevard property re-
coming proposal was not on the
agenda.
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Dice Player Shot,
Beaten in Dispute

A 37-year-old laborer was shot
in the abdomen and severely
pistol-whipped yesterday during
a dice game in Bladensburg,
Prince Georges County police re-
ported.
The victim, Francis Brown Of
the 4400 block Of Forty-sixth
street, Bladensburg. was in criti-
cal condition at Prince Georges
General Hospital.
Herman Williams. 30, Of the
unit block Of Bryant street NV,
was arrested near his home and
charged with assault with intent
70 kill and carrying a concealed
weapon in connection with the
shooting. Williams posted q
$4,000 bond pending a hearing
in Upper Marlboro police court
on June 81.
Detective 1t. Earl j. Huber
said the men we're shooting dice
behind a garage in the $500
block OF Upshur street when ar
argument developed.
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ToIks
Mansfield Lists
Fuirfux Visits

Inspector Dick Mansfield, director
OF The Stor's School Sofety Proerom.
will give his cortoon safety chalk
tclks at the following schools in Fair
fox County this week:
Tomorrow-Lemon Rood EIemen-
tory School. 9:lS ON.
Tuesdoy-Bush Hill EIementon
School. 9 ON.
Wsdnesdoy-virsinio Hills EIemen.
tory School. s:45 ON.
Fridoy-North Springfield Elemen.
tory School, 9:lS ON.
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Truck Crash FutuI
To Baltimore Man

Ray Houser. jr.. %. Of Balti-
more. was killed Friday in the
collision Of two trucks on Route
30l near DORIS Corner in Anne
Arundel County.
Police originally identified the
dead man as Thomas Hoppers
rs. Of the 1900 block of Bayford
road, Beltsville. Police said yes
terday Mr.. Hoppers owns the
truck in which Mr.. Houser was
killed, but that Mr.. Hoppers was
not involved in the accident.
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Forest Heights Sets
Annexation Debate

The proposed annexation o
Glassmanor by Forest Heights
Md, will be discussed at a forum
lat 8 pm. tomorrow in the For
est Heights Elementary School
Indian Head highway and Tai
bert drive.
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RMS, ACTS. ro SHARE icent. J

YOUNG LADY to share twin-bed rm.
apt with another young lady; new
furn.: kit. privils.: reas.: conv 10
shop. and transp.; $685. Flower ave,
Takoma PIX, Nd. Apt. l, JU. 7-645S.
YOUNG NAN to share attractively
Furnished house In Northwest sec
ton with. other Young man; refs
req. CAL DE. 2-D3B5 after $3.50
Mr.. CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES. -
Young man to shal with other men
TV, ad.-phono., pvt. unlim. nh. /;
$3.50 mo. Call DE. 2-7S2S.
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WASHER - A 50 Investment ire-
fundable on REPAIRS may save YOU
cost Of replacing equipment. fac
board: 20 years in trade. I also
have several slightly used washers
and driers. RA 3-STS7.
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TYPkWRlTERS Buy any 1857
portable. No money down. 81 per
wk., first payment IN April Save
SOC or more via UNITED TYPE
WRITER club plan. Phone day OF
night, RE. 7-tl71 for Tree home
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WASHING MACHINES. used, rebuilt;
guaranteed; all kinds: $1a95 Up.
ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 eth NV.
WASHING MACHINE. Frieidaire,
completely auto. practically new;
SIS or best offer. HE. 4-65l2.
WASHING MACHINE. auto, West
inehouse, .s75; Westinghouse clothes
Tefgr. with deep freeze. Sl00 All
excel cond.. not Junk. HE. 1898.
WINDOWS, 6 36x2aa. q s7x22. 2
24x22. . 36xi4 glass size. Call
UN. 4.3O4S after 3 pm.
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MISUNDERSTANDING down, 81
wk. New or used All makes. Free
home demon, Call AAA TYPE
WRITERS, VIII. 6-5149. NOW.
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FARM AND GARDEN

AzALEAs HOLIDAY SPECIAL. Glenn
Dales, 20so disct., Feb. 22-2S
ROTH'S. S211 Sligo Greek pkry..
Takoma Park, Md.
ROT0TILLER-Frazer, 5 h.p., 26-
inch tiller: 500. JE. 2-932s.
SODDING AND GRADING, free esti-
mates. Sod delivered, you lay II
Work guaranteed. GA. 4-SS43.
TOPSOII--Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and green houses, very
reasonable, Call 10. 7-4333.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
trimming; lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON, UN. 4-0903, any time.
EXPERT TREE WORK, azaleas, soc
up; silver maple trees, S-l0 IT,, 81
ca. FOuSE & Bid, INC, 200 Ari.
blvd, Falls CHI. Va, JE. 4-0646.
Sludge, Delivered.
Reasonable. RE. 5-6089
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1873 elst ST. NV. -Attrac room
next next to bath for I or gentlemen:
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HYATTsVlLLE-I extra large nm.
Kitchen. bath. near transp., shop.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

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CHAIN SAWS, McCulloch. sales
service; rental. $40 day. GRAVELY
OF WASH. 10. 4-7705.
CHAIN sAWS--soil tillers. wall
paper steamers. paint Sprayers.
ladders. floor sanders, buffers. cleo
trio hammers. etc. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO. 6-052s.
CHAM SAWS. pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.. 10. 5-5O40.
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UPPER 18th ST.-Laree room in
lovely pvt. home. good rransporta-
ton; unlimited phone. IA. 8-s34I
Mr.. CONN. AND NEBRASKA--NeV
Serta orthopedic double bed; large
closet; uni. phone: empl. mature
iaqy may share adult home; TV,
Kitchen and laundry privil. EN-.
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-N.W.

Reasonable. RE. 5000