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STATISTICS

quarterback then ran over for
the two-point conversion.
Virginia, looking weary,
snapped back in the final
period. Whitley passed to
Randle for % yards down the
middle for a touchdown. then
passed again to Randle for the
two-point conversion and a
one-point lead.
95-yard Drive
It didn't last long. ClemSon'S
second unit moved IS yards to
score. sending Halfback Bill
Mathis smashing over from the
40. Clemson tried to play it
safe with a place kick but Vir-
ginia Guard Frank Call blocked
lit.
Virginia showed unexpected
speed on offense and defense
It's coverage of Clemson re-
ceivers restricted ClemSon's
passing attack. Virginia was
able to get receivers into posi-
ton frequently for Whitley''
lpin-point passing.
Clemson out-rushed Virgins
three-to-one while Virginia hac
the best of the passing by 8
AL margin.
VIRGINIA s9llyA -------- z 9 9 81
CLEMSON ------ D. O-Zt
virginia-,Barger /, plunge Dob viii
Hams kick.
clemson-Usry 8, run trun failed).
Clemson--ShingleF i, plunge tShinglei
rum
virginia --Randle 90, pass from white.
(Randle pass from Whitley.
Clemson-,-Mathis 4. run (kick BLOCKED
" CalD'
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BURDETTE WINS NO. 10
Broves Down Reds,
CIinch Pennont Tie

The Braves had taken a 81
lead in the fifth on singles by
Burdette, Red Schoendienst
and Eddie Mathews.
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NIGHT FOOTBALL
NIGHT BASEBALL

Chicago - oil 900 90 -
Kansas City DOL 600 IL -
Pierce and Battey; Grim and
Chit.
Home runs: Kansas City,
futile, Cerv.
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winner-Burdette Qe-ie9. Loser
Purkey Q7-l1l.
PB-Bureess. U--Smith, Dascoli,
Donatelh, Crawford. T-2:03, A
'5,-9o.
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and was ridden by Eddie Ar
caro-.
Shoemaker got Intentionally
away at the start far up the
straightaway. racing alongside
of the second choice, the Circle
M Farms Watch Your Step.
Ralph loves Sherry Prince
was third. followed by First
Landing.
With less than half a mile to
travel, First Landing had moved
up to challenge. Ounce. who
had been fifth. suddenly moved
up and got into the battle.
Winner Hangs On
But Intentionally wasn't go
ing to be caught, and First
Landing had all he could do to
take second money Of $4,000.
Third place was worth $500,
while Sherry Prince got $4,000
fourth money.
The vic tory was worth
$50, $50. boosting Intentionally's
earnings to $l36.002.
Third choice in the wager
ing, Intentionally paid $3.50.
$3.50 and $40. First Landing
returned $40 and $500. while
Ounce. ridden by Bill Boland,
was $3.50 to show.
HE got off very well, ran
head and head with Watch
Your Step, and just pulled away
when he wanted to-" Shoemaker
said of his colt.
Arcaro said First Landing
broke well" at the start, but
was outrun after q while. When
he started running at the
quarter-pole,. I thought we
could make up the distance, but
he wasn't up to it."
Watch Your Step was fifth,
followed by Black Hills, Dark
Prince and Hilwan in that
order.
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STATISTICS

sNNSSA SAAoAAOJ SaA RNAAbCA G0A~
fered a broken wrist, made per-
haps the most impressive sopho-
more debut in the history Of
the Atlantic Coast Conference
as he tied the league record
with three touchdown passes.
Maryland was a pretty sad
football team this hot, humid
afternoon before a Bowman
Gray Stadium crowd of 1000
a small turnout blamed on the
Deacons' 10 straight defeats
last year.
Terps' Attack Pathetic
The TerpS were pathetic on
offense, making only one threat
which ended in a feeble field
goal attempt by Vincent Scott
in the first period. The Terps
were in Wake Forest territory
on only one other occasion,
and then they lost yardage
after recovering a tumble on
the Deacons' 49,.
Snead picked Maryland's pass
defense to pieces, and the
TerpS' touted Seven Sticks of
Dynamite" apparently blew a
fuse somewhere, because the
Deacons rolled up 405 yards in
total offenSe. Rod Breedlove,
the TerpS' All-American guard
! candidate, was all over the field,
but he didn't have much help.
New Low For Terps
Wake Forest won every single
department of this mismatch,
and not since Maryland foot
ball went big league have the
Terps looked this bad.
The quarterbacking was bad.
the passing feeble, disorganiza-
ton was pointed up by numer-
Gus offside and illegal proce-
dure penalties, and not a single
Maryland back ever left his
tracks on kickoff and punt
returns.
( Coach Paul Amen, who knows
that Wake Forest may have to
give up football with any repe-
tition of last year, lad his ball
club higher than a kite. The
Deacons were sharp, hit hard,
and had ever 50 much more
spirit. In a moment of early
hysteria after the game, Amen
said it was the most glorious
victory he ever had been aSSo-
ciated with.
Snead, a gangling 6-foot-4
Virginian from Warwick in the
Tidewater section, fumbled
when smacked by Breedlove
on the DeaconS' third offensive
play. Losing the ball in his first
big chance might have shaken
the average sophomore, but
not Snead.
Snead Hits s of Is
Norman. who completed IA
touchdown passes in his senior
year in high school and threw
nine for touchdowns last sea-
son with the Deacon frosh, has
the markings of a great passer.
Against Maryland he COM
pleted 8 of Is for $50 yards
and three touchdowns. He can
Continued on Page C-5, Col. 2
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FOOTBALL SCORES

WASHINGTON AREA
Boil. AFB rs, LOckb'ne ALB
Clemson 20 Virginia l
Wake Forest "a Maryland
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BATTING RACES
AT A GLANCE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

AMENtSAN
Results Yesterday
Bos., 2; Wash, 0.
Baltic, IL n. Y. Q.
Clev., 2-1; Diet. III.
SChi. at X. c. mD
Genes Todoy
Wash. at Bos., 2
pm.
CIeve. at Detroit.
New York at BALTIC.
Chicago at X. City
Genes Tomorrow
Wash. at Baltic, 8
pm.
tOnly game
scheduled)
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
Pitts, 4; Phil. 5.
Chi, 81 L. A.. -
Milw. 3; Cinci.. I
tcalled after q,
rainD.
S. F., 81 ST. L., l.,
Genes Today
AIlIw. at Cine.
Pitts. at Phila. go
5. F. At 81. Louis.
L. A. at Chicago.
Games Tomorrow
No games scheduled
Last niEht's game
not included in
STANDINGS.
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CINCINNATI
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE,
CINCINNATI

Totals "a ) 5 Totals % 8 l
l Ran for Covington in sixth.S
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Picture on Psss c-S.
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MILWAUKEE, ---------- DOL 0l3-5
CINCINNATI - O0l O00-l
called after six innings, rain)
= E-None. PO-A--Milwaukee 1871;
Cincinnati, 1873. DP-Grammas to
Mcmillan to Grove. LOB-Milwaukee,
Is: Cincinnati, :. 2B-Bruton, Coving-
ton ,. S-Burdette, Grammas. ST
Mathews
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Social Security Shifts
Include Tax Increase

I2A to "a per cent each. ef-
fective Jan, !, 1859. Raise the
taxable wage base from the
FIRST $4,000 Of wages a year &c
$4,000. The effect would be 10
boost the maximum payroll tax
on a worker from $94.50 to $3.50
a year.
s. Speed up the schedule Of
future payroll tax increases
from every five years to every
three years. Starting with ga
per cent in 1859, workers anf
employers each would pay e
per cent additional every three
years until a maximum Of AZ
per cent is reached in 1869. The
maximum combined worker.
employer rate would thus be 6
per cent.
7. Provide future retired
workers having maximum
coverage with a new higher
level Of benefits ranging from
$33 to $l27 a month.
8. Increase by $l97 million
year the Federal contribution
TO the States for their program
Of aid to the needy aged, blind
disabled and dependent chill
dren.
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Rr ths Asaoclatrd Presa

The social security bill just
approved by Congress and sent
TO the White House would make
the following changes in the
present law:
/. Increase present retirement
benefits 7 per cent, or a mini
mum of SO a month, effective
with checks going out February
3, 1859. The scale of benefits
would go up from $30-l08.50
to S33-li6 a month for in
divduals, the maximum family
benefit from 5000 to s254.
2. Provide the same benefits
for dependents Of disabled
workers as are now paid those
Of retired workers.
3. Allow retired workers to
earn as much as 500 a month
in addition to their pensions.
Under present law, when bene-
ficiaries earn more than $1,000
a year. benefits may be with
held for months in which earn
inRs exceed $50.
4. Revise many existing de-
tendency requirements.
5. Boost the payroll tax on
workers an demployers from
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third of people who submit to
treatment for malignancy are
free from the disease 1--WE to 10
or more years afterward.
The small success Of weight
reductions suggests a typical
obese person is naturally that
way and may not be just q
normal-sized individual with
too much padding.
Conversely, the typical thin
person may be that way be-
cause Of heredity.
Other investigators have
found children follow the body
contours Of their parents. In
cases where both parents are
obese, u per cent Of the on
spring also are fat.
Where one parent is fat, II
per cent Of children are over
weight. When neither parent
is obese, only 4 per cent Of
the offspring are fat.
1t Is useless to try to reduce
the weight Of q child until
he reaches adolescence, DR..
Petit asserted.
It is best to wait until q
youngster reaches adolescence,
then let him take care Of his
reducing needs when he be-
comes aware Of their desira-
bility.
DR.. Petit Is on the stan of
the University Of Southern
California Medical School.
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$50 Of Dieters Regain
Their Fat, Doctor Says

ABOARD THE SIS MAT
SONIA. Aug. 20 (AP) Obesity
is harder to cure than cancer
says a physician who specializes
in problems Of diet and nutri-
ton.
Only one out Of 20 people who
successfully reduce their weight
by restricting food intake stay
that way, DR.. Donald Petit told
physicians attending a medical
refresher course aboard his
liner en- route to Los Angeles.
DR.. Petit cited studies made
on people 10 years after they
had achieved weight loss
through diet. By that time, o5
per cent Of them were back
where they started.
Statistics on cancer cure are
better. They show roughly one
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Girl Injuries Thumb,
But Goes on Eutino

BROCKTON, Mass. (APl.-
Unlike Little Jack Horner, q
year-old Laura Jean Valley put
in her thumb-into a can OF
potato sticks-but failed to pull
out anything, Including her
thumb.
But Laura Jean wasn't upset
when hospital doctors freed her
hand and took two stitches in
her cut thumb. She kept on
eating the potato sticks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

See these droperies for yourself and you will
be onozed at their beauty. The luxury sotin-
weove backing gives them such firm hand
and dropeobiIty thot they need no lining And
they will give your home the decorator look Of
contrasting texture-becouse they are woven
of solution dyed estron acetate in alternating
boucIe and sotn stripes White, rose, mint,
beige, nutmeg, gold or turquoise.
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4 WANT 10 place my maid for
.childcare and light housework
for empl. cple. Call Du. l-95Os:
Atm. HOUsEWIvEs--qen. house,
workers. maids; live IN or ont;
health cards. sEBA AocY", NO.
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BANJO, b-strines. mother ot-pearl
back; q real beauty; $50 or best
offer. AID. 2-3445.
BAR BELL SET, lifting Weights,
practically new; reasonable. Call
TU. 2-l5sS.
BASS FIDDLE, Model CT Kay,
never used; sells 1915; special
$500. TENDLER'S SALES CO.
Est I91D. 9i3 D st. NV, RE.
BAT. CHGER, 8 ". 75A. iIO Ac,
$50: walki-talki transceiyer, S22
EESB bat. telephones, $50; 35-mm
Aim strip protector, SEQ. 1900
BEAUTY EQUIP. complete for 9
booths Call Sunday, DE. 2-1703:
weekdays, ME. S-l2@U.
BEAuTYREST SPRING and mat.
tress. twin, lovely tailored uphol
S MATCH; sdaS.0 O III. ':s-sdssiO pillows
BED, Beautyrest de luxe. spring and
matt; Harvard frame; used l mo
BED. double. arm foam mattress
and BOX spring, good cond. $40
Cordovan mahog. bed and night
table $50. VII. 2-B656
BED, double, white French Provin.
cial. stufted headboard: mattress
incl. JU. 9-7O3S.
BED, maple, tWin-size, with springs
500. AP. 7-5240.
BED, dble., walnut veneer with
Beautyrest springs and mattress
$40. In good cond. HE. $4,000.
BEDS. wroueht-iron bunk, uset
once $50; mangle, table model
$40. ia. 1-196t, all day sun.
after d weekdays.
BEDS, 2 Hollywood solid NAH,
Colonial dresser, sewing mach,
Ext. 2l7; Sun, weekdays after 9.
Beds and Mattresses
Govt. procured. sterilised; 36'
and 39- innerspring, S9.95; 39''
with Hollywood beds, compl., S21 .95i
new, 49, HOLLYWOOD beds, compl.
with headboards, $3.50.
N. FRANK & SON
Ala 3rd ST. NV.
BEDRM. SET double bed; also
door; rug, exc RIA. 6-4239.
BEDRM. SUITE, 5-pc., wheat ma
hos, incl. spring. mattress. Grapes,
spread, etc. OIL. B-S93b.
BEDROOM SUITE. fine-home quail
ity. antique white French Proyin-
cial double bed, innerspring mat
tress. box springs. . beautiful
night tables, = very large three
drawer chests, matching chairs
Sgew, $500, plns9 pert. cond.
BEDROOM SUITE. nah; 4 poster
bed complete, ehest-on -chest;
vanity night stand. HA. 2-9251.
BEDRM. SUITE. blond mahog., incl
bed, chest, vanity and bench, night
table; price $6U. Blond mahogany
console radio. $50. FL. 4-S9sS.
BEDROOM SUITE. Solid mahogany,
enameled surfaces, Dresser. chest.
vanity. twin beds, night table
chair and bench. Glass topped. Elk
coLd. King 0-3494. bef. 6:30 pm.
BEDRM. SUITE-Matching mahog
twin beds. dble dresser with glass
top, chest with glass top, > bed
side TILES, mirror. Excel. cond
S22S, or sell separate. WO
Apt. CAB.
BEDRM SUITE. 3 pieces: Ii.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES


NAPLES REAL ESTATE
COURSE
LAST CLASS TIL FALL
FUNDAMENTALS m DETAIL
Mon, and Thurs. 8 % ~ Pm.
SIT IN MONDAY EVE. 3 TO 10.
See how you like II. then decide.
We. can seat 8 more. Call and
make reservation. Be one Of the
lucky ones.
This Class White Only
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
80 Yrs. in Real Estate
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4.2005
Learn How to Sell! Buyl Investl
In a Home. Businessl Land
Our SIS Counsel Greatly Reduced
Beain This Mon. or Wed.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

SLIPcOvERS. your materials; rea-
sonable. Do 1t now. La. 0-lS3S.
AIR DUCTS, heating. repairs. sheet
metal work. Free estimates All
work guaranteed. RIA. 3-7220.
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REPAIRS Z SERVICE
tcoNTlAuEpl


PAINTING. patch clustering and
paper removing, Reasonable rates
Free estimates. TU. 2-1T0S.
PAPER HANGING; prompt courte-
Gus estimates; expert white crafts
PAPER HANGING. white mechanic
90 yrs. exper.. do own work. Free
estimates. Mr.. PALMER, 20
S-920d after . pm, except sat
PAPER HANGING. SIC room up;
washable paper Do own work;
guaranteed' white mech. RA,
PAPERING. PAINTING, 20 years
experience Do own work. Reliable
Low prices. LU. 4-l422,. LU
PAPERING. $i2 rm up; '6S sun
fast washable paper. ~ $4,000
RIA 6-2Sk4; VIII 2-946S.
PAPER REMOVED BY the oni.
bonded and insured wallpaper re.
moval CO. In D. G., Nd. Va. Reas,
neat. eficient. DI. $4,000.
PLASTERBOARD. sheetrock. tap.
ing. finishing and sanding: fire..
estimates. VII. 6-6773.
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old anc
new work: Ice and SIN Jobs: reas
VIII. mechs. Work guar Ju. 9-4l54
PLASTERING-Patchwork a spe,
cialty. White mechanic. do owr
work. ia. 7-O549.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, new
or .remodeling; best prices: District
only. UN. 4-0973.
sTONK, FLAGsTONR. CEMENT
walls. steps walks. drives patios
Free est. call Lu l.4756
TRASH REMOVED
Z, Yards 5 =, bsnss "a cleared Eres ssts
TREE WORK. removed or trimmed
II. +. SMITH, LANDSCAPING. JU
9-7655, ia. 9-62Sl.
wat.
erproofing service, dry hsnlt. guar
anteed: rs yrs. exper.; FLA terms
Call WASHINGTON WATER
PROOFING Co. Ii. $4,000.
WATERPROOFING to stop wet con-
dition. leaks. etc, Call a specialist
MR. NEVINS. II 7-s209
ALL KINDS REPAIRs-Remodel.
brick. block, wood, cement, roof,
suffers, bsmt RA, -3-2S47.
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SCHOOL
OF q
REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE

School director, Joseph Mensh,
LIB, LIN. faculty member. of a
local university. member Of the
Education Committee Of the wash
ington Real Estate Board.
The class in real estate practice
will start Monday, next, April z AZ
SIS 18th 81. NV. Bowen Buildinel
ard floor. RIM. 3i7. The course will
run for weeks, 3 times q week
Mon, Wed. and Fri, z TO o PM
and offer . comprehensive coverage
OF real estate practice and sales.
manShip. Throueh q novel method
OF instruction, students will work
with actual real estate Instruments
enabllng them to make practical
application OF the theory covered
The course offers complete prep
aration for the d. c.. Nd. and Va.
real estate brokers and statesmen
license examinations.
Placement facilities for full and
part-tiine statesmen.
Registration will be held at 10 2
Eve Al NV. Mon. Tues Wed.
and Fri. Gao 10 . pm. Resis.
traitor By mail permitted. Full
tuition SIS, Tuition may be paid
in instruments. For further in
formation call JOSEPH MENSH
MA. S-GiiO.
COLORED STUDENTS INQUIRE now
RE, 7-2S2S; new classes IN CIVIL
SERVICE, typing, shortnand' acct
CRIT and diploma Issued. WEI
CONE. BOYD SCHOOL, cor l2ti
and q.
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PIX Receptionist
Switchboard Operator
Learn in 8 Weeks

omen--All Ages--Jobs WAITING
Free Placement--Good Pay
BUDGET Tuition--Day or evening
PB SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL
14nh q st. NV 81. 3.20S6
PHOTO OH COLORING-Fascinat-
inc hobby profitable profession;
spring class starts now. LU.
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COAT "a a. winter inter-, wool, , oxford gray.
able. Ju. 9-6sa3.
COINS. gold. perfect: So. 1883
lSSo-1S99. Make offer. Box
365-K. Star
CONSTRUCTION SHED, portable,
Sxl2 IT,: reasonable. II. 4-D2p4
DAVENPORT. bed-Pullman, good
cond Reas. Call after 10 am
Sun. EN- 3-4717.
DEEP FREEZE, chest model. l76
Gu. IT,; orig. cost $50. sacrifice
for $3.50. VIII. 2-2825. 1925
Parkwood dr., Bethesda.
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'ARPENTRY, PAINTING,
CEMENT WORK

Plastering. roof repairs, water
proofing, sashcords. snow guards,
and caulking. Odds and ends OF any
type. No Job too small. do my
own work. For prompt, dependable
service. call CLYDE B. THOMAS.
white mechanics, any time. LII
3-342S.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING
Attics and additions a speciality
UN. 4-7910.
CEMENT, all kinds; waterproofing
SPARKES, 10. 2-6533.
CONCRETE AND ASPHALT WORK
Estimates gladly given free. REG
GLE WILKINSON, ia. 4-l544.
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DESKS, new, used: wood. steel:
many styles and sizes: bargains
CIRCLE, GIG 9th st. NV.
DESK. executive. metal and swivel
chair. CO. 5-S197.
DESK, 2sx4S. beautiful mahoe.
satinwood inlay. leather top; leath-
er chair. OIL. 2-56H2.
|DiAMONDs-Man's rims, y cara
mans tie pin, Is carat solitaire
best ofier. DE. 2-6020.
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ANTIQUE Victorian Sofa $50:
Spinet Desk, $50; Pewter Stems,
$40 up. Also apt size cleo. range,
SIS. Preside bench. $50. New
I s4-msttress, $50 Marble bird
ing table. and misc JE S-S47l
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WISH TO PLACE my excellent siri
for Inv. ana child care; 3 days
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Money
Loaned

DICTAPHONE MACHs., excel. cond. :,
$40 ana SO each with cylinders.
II. $4,000, any time.
DINETTE SET, 5-pc. chrome with
green Formica top and lea. seat
and back chairs: orig. Sl25. Nov
ing, must. sell. sacri. sos or best
oier, 4541 Goth st. NV. EN-
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ANTIQUES OF QUALITY, ornate
buhl cabinets; long ana narrow
Spanish sofas: marble-toD coffee
tables: French cuFios: love seats
father CLOCK. Also expert fepairs
VILLAGERS CO.. 24lS-2O 18th
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FURNITURE--Liv, rm. suite. I6x2O
rug; desk, all new. Must sacri-
fice. Weekdays after z. week END
any time, OIL 6-l227.
must saerifice-SingIe
maple bed, dresser, kitchen or
dinette table. Grapes, clothes rack,
chairs, dishes. WO. 6-0774.
FURNITURE REUPHOLsTERING--
25eS discount on all fabrics. quail
ity workmanship. Free est. D. C.,
Nd. Va. SWISS UPHOLSTERY
SHOP, AD. 4-07bi; ewes, FL.
6-2292.
FURNTTURE-M AHoG. DESK
bRoP.EEAP TABLE TABLE, ELEc. Nix
Err, BOWLS. IRONING BOARD.
MATTRESS, SPRINGS, BLAN-
KETS, FEATHER PILLOWS. BED
FRAME. DRESSING TABLE, BED
SIDE STAND, o c c AS ] o a /
CHAIR, DISHES. PANS. ETC.
EEv HEpNl SAT" . SgNi QUA AFI III
APT. 2Oe, WEST EVANSVILLE,
FURNITURE--Mahog; desk, rock
eiec. MIXER, bowls, ironing board
mattress, springs, blankets, feath-
er pillows. bed frame, dressing
table bedside stand, occasional
chair, dishes, pans, etc. Evening"
Saturday and sunday afternoons.
1910 Adelphi road, Apt. 2O2, West
Hyattsville. HE. 4-12S2.
FURNITURE = Sofa, S25; lounge
chair, So; nah. drop-leat table,
$50; chest, $40: also beds, chairs,
rockers, many other ITEMS low
priced: also antiques. wal nny
ana vas ySaTo P sPEan 4sSs SUM-
land I'd. Sc. Open ll-6 daily and
Sun, except Mon. RE. 6-s9S2.
FURNITURE - Tomlinson wing
chair. $40. Call ia. 4-l55l.
FURNITURE = Large dresser and
mahoe. metal bed. compL, springs
ana mattress; $35. II. 4-l62s.
FURNITURE = Two 26-in. high
leather TOP mahug. END TABLES /;
leather top. nest Of tables: sim
mons hideabed, white SIP cover;
shade and base. 36-fn. high:
lined oak glass top coffee table
lined oak expandaway TABLE
S Teas' priced r De BE. s.sssi.
spring and mattress. $40: chest
AZ drawers. $50: vanity, So.
Singer console. SOS: ABC auto
matte washer, 500. OIL. 4-4294.
FURNTTURE-LDinette set. lamps,
etc, referigerator, Servel. apt.
size: good cond.; reasonable. DI.
7-5l56.
FURNITURE, attractive living room
and bedroom pieces MCLEAN
GARDENS. EN-. 2-3Ss3.
FURNfTURE-K eehole desk,
Sl2.5 drop-leaf table, So oc-
casional chairs. $50. chest. $40:
dresser, 50; bed, S3:5V; rockers
chairs, ST. coffee table. $3.50:
lamps, pictures, mirrors, 81 book
case, IS; music cabinet. So 30;
many other bargains. Open daily.
3 to a; Sat. Sun. IL to z. BELL
KINDS. 18th and 9 SITS. Sc. near
Pa. ave-. Ii. 4-96SS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OPEN TODAY
MARCH CLEARANCE - Special
for Sun. and Mon Big bargains
on hundreds OF items-chestS OF
drawers, bookcases, desks, bars
corner cupboards, picture frames
and mouidings. and many other
items. If you don't find what you
want, we will make what YOU need.
THE IMPLANTED SHOP. sol
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Hours: Sun,
IO-5. Thurs, 90: other days, 81
Telephone RE. 7-7924.
FURNITURE
BELOW WHOLESALE
SIC as crib mattress SIS .e5
500 box spring and matt S4g
$40 glider, alumni. --------- S42
$40 chaise. alumni. ----- 80
S24a bedrm. suite ------- SID
S24g hide-a-bed S99
Many other Such Bargains
AMI Minnesota Ave. NE.
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Nurses Needed
12.WEEK COURSE

PIX, Receptionist courses ITYPING
est. az yrs; ali ages. excel; posi-
tons. New classes. COMPARE;
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. 18th and @
NV, RE. 7-2S2S
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Dry Wall Contractors

SpeclaIlsts IN al Type 6heetrock
work. Dunkirk 5-9273.
ELECTRICAL WIRING: prompt at
Free estimates Call RA $4,000.
ewes. and Sunday. UN 4-l5o6
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing:
free estimate; old floors made new
LA. 6-S5Sh "a
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING and
waxing. Very low rates. Free est
-1ll any time RA. 6-67g5
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
Quality work at q reasonable price
NJ NORRIS. III n-2217
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CAMERA, Bah. Model 252, 3-tur-
ret lens; with carrying case; $50.