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Evening star., 1958-07-13
St. EIizobeths Scored
For Inadequate Core
Hospital Is Dangerously Understoffed,
Cruelty Frank Group Says in Report
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star star wr,ter

ST. Elizabeths Hospital with than 5000 District
residents patients is not providing proper modern day
treatment special report released last night revealed
special committee of five outside authorities on
psychatrc disqualification termed itself cruelty frank" in
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GoIdfine Hits Probe
As Smear PrX Spy
Statement
Angers2on

BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star star Writer

Bernard Goldfne and House
investigators carried on at long
range yesterday the battle that
has brought the Boston indus
trialist to the verge Of a con-
tempt of Congress citation.
Mr.. Goldfine set OF q hot
exchange with q blast at the
investigators as he left for
home for a weekend respite.
In a statement at the air.
port, Mr.. Goldflne said the
House subcommittee's investi-
cation Of his financial affairs
and his relations with Presi.
dental Assistant Sherman
Adams has been, up to now.
ito smear. pry and spy"
His criticism was indignant-
ly rejected by Subcommittee
Chairman Harris and Repre-.
sentative Bennett. Republican
Of Michigan.
Entirely Wrong"
Entirely wrong" said Mr..
Harris. 1--WE are not trying to
smear anyone"
Ridiculous" commented Mr..
Bennett.
The exchange set the stage
for an acrimonious session when
Mr.. Goldfine returns Tuesday
for more questioning about his
financial affairs. At that time
the subcommittee presumably
viii decide whether to cite Mr..
Goldflne for contempt if he
persists in his refusal to an-
swer questions.
Mr.. Goldflne said his state.
ment was in reply to q comment
by Representative Bennett. He
quoted Mr.. Bennett as saying
the subcommittee wanted to
look into his financial reports
to obtain new leads" on other
matters.
Exactly the Point
"This is exactly the point I
have been making" Mr.. Gold
fine said. This proves repeated
statements that this committee
is on a fishing expedition and
looking into matters that are
not pertinent or relevant to the
inquiry at hand.
"A congressional committee
cannot, and should not. be per-
mitted to take unto itself the
role Of a detective agency. The
purpose of Congress is legisla-
tion and not to smear, pry and
spy, as has been the case up
to now"
ut is not a fishing expedition
to try to find out all the perth
nent information about the OUT
standing checks" Mr.. Bennett
retorted. II think we are en-.
titled to the whole story"
He referred to uncashed
treasurer and cashiers checks
totaling $776,800 drawn on
Goldf1ne companies over the
years. Mr.. Goldfine said he had
no records involving $4,000
worth of the checks, but in.
sisted that none of the entire
amount was used as payments
See GOLDFINE, Page AS
Evening star., 1958-07-13
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Evening star., 1958-07-13

insane, alcoholics and marco
tics addictS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13


The vicuna coat was not mem
toned either in the Harris
subcommittee findings or in Mr..
Adams letter to the groups
chairman. 1t came up in Mr..
Hagerty's press briefng yester-
day afternoon when q reporter
said:
I'VE have a query that there
is a report around in New Eng.
land where Sherman Adams
lived that he accepted a $500
vicuna coat fro mMr. Goldfine.
Would you pie ase find out If
that is true and give US the
answer as soon as you CAM"
II will," Mr.. Hagerty replied.
At the same time, the Press
Secretary was asked whether
he would pass on to Mr.. Adams
press request for interviews. He
said he would do this. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

q voluntary cooperative basis. "
Mr.. Adams told Of Q second
incident involving himself. Mr..
Goldfine and Mr.. Howrey.
Early in the spring of 1855
Mr.. Goldfine asked me to make
an appointment for him with
Mr.. Howrey to discuss a prob
lem under the Wool Labelling
Act he said. This I did and
it was all that I did. I made
no representations to Mr.
Howrey nor did I ask that he
or the Commission do or refrain
from doing anything"
Records Of the ETC show
that three Goldfine companies
subsequently were stopped
under a consent order from
misbranding fabrics containing
wool and other fibers. The
commission books indicate that
compliance with the order was
agreed to under the terms Of
the law.
Mr.. Adams also told the
committee that some Of its
"insinuations" regarding an
other Goldfine government
matter were false. He recited
what he said were the facts in
that case:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

being Division. and asked me
what had prompted it. I called
the chairman Of the Federal
Trade Commission. Mr.. Edward
F. Howrey. on the telephone
and asked If the information
Mr.. Goldfine desired could be
made available to him.
"As result of this call, Mr..
Howrey prepared a short mem
orandum which I passed along
to Mr.. Goldfine.
About a month later my
secretary called Mr.. Howrey's
ONCE to inquire whether or not
the matter was still current.
She was informed that two
weeks previously the company
had agreed in writing to COM
ply in every respect with the
requirements Of the Wool La
beling act and that hence the
matter was closed"
Describes Second Incident
In the Howrey memo, the
ETC chairman told Mr.. Adams
that ''if tthe Goldine COM
pany) viii give adequate as
surances that all their label
ing will be corrected. the case
can be closed on what we cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

It as a gift from q dear old
personal friend"
The reporter then asked: do
you see any Similarity"
mo" Mr.. Hagerty snapped.
Mr.. Adams has long been a
leading critic Of alleged COR
ruption in the Truman admin
istration. He also is reputed to
have been a leader in move
ments to rid the present regime
OF those who have failed to
avoid the appearance of evil.
Thus, the question of whether
Mr.. Adams actually had used
his influence to aid a man from
whom he had accepted hospital
lily was relegated by many per-
sons to second place. The chief
question at issue. according to
this viewpoint, was whether it
was seemly for a person high
in the administration to accept
such favors as the use of an
expensive hotel suite.
/ Describes Activity
In his letter to Representa-
tive Harris. Mr.. Adams detailed
his activities in Mr.. Goldfine's
behalf.
Late in 1883" he said, Mr..
Goldine gave me a letter he
had received from the Federal
Trade Commissions Wool La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

this letter to Mr., Harris, and /
am giving 1t out"
Mr.. Hagerty professed to see
no similarity between Mr..
Adams acceptance Of hotel ac-
combinations and earlier in
stances involving Democratic
officials staying at the Saxony
Hotel in Miami"
Asked TO explain the distinc-
ton. Mr.. Hagerty said:
II am not going to outline II
for you. If you don't know the
difference, ! do"
Mr.. Hagerty stuck today ID
his earlier assertion that there
was no similarity whatever be-
tween the Adams affair and the
"deep-freeze" type Of scandal
that rocked the Truman adj
ministration, and against which
Mr.. Adams forcefully cam
paigned in 1852.
No Vaughan Similarity
A reporter at the briefinl
quoted this 1949 explanation
by former White House Mill
tary Aide Maj. Gen. Harry
Vaughan. in connection with
the acceptance of a food
freezer:
"It's not a matter of in.
fiuence here because / received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13
President Rejects Coll
To Dismiss Adams

was one OF personal friendship,
He took the position that he
thought the quarters he occu-
pied in Boston's Sheraton-Plaza
Hotel we're maintained by Mr..
Goldfine as IAN apartment on
a continuing basis"
This passage in the letter
caused a reporter TO ask Mr..
Hagerty:
The committee reports in
dictate that Gov. Adams stayed
in many different rooms on
many different floors. ranging
in price from 81 to SIS bucks a
day. How could he have thought
this was a continuing suite?"
"All ! know is that 1t was his
understanding" Mr.. Hagerty
said.
Sticks to Letter
The Press Secretary. though
good-natured. was disinclined
to go beyond the text of Mr.
Adams letter in which he
denied wrongdoing. In reply to
a number of questions. Mr.
Hagerty said, He is sending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13
Cites Personal Friendship

In his letter, Mr.. Adams as
sured Mr.. Harris that the
ooldfine = Adams relationship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13
POLISHED COTTON WALK SHORTS
DAcRoN AND COTTON SPORTS SHIRTS

DACR0N AND COTTON SPORTS SHIRTS
Finely tailored $50 Docron-35oo cotton
sports shirts. White and solids in small to
large. A,99
"WO0DLEIGH" COTTON KNIT SHIRTS
Mems fine combed cotton knit sports shirts,
crew neck. Tremendous assortment of coors
and patterns. Small to large. f,99
CLIMATIC F0LD.A.WAY RAINcOAT
B. F. Goodrich Koroseol roincoot folds into own
handy eorrying case. Raglan tailoring, supple
and flexible 0unmetoI in small to X-loroe;
medium long and large long, ASS
CREPE.SOLED CANVAS "DECKS"
Classic cosuoIs with lone-weorno crepe soIes,
fine quality canvas uppers, cork cushion in
soes and, best Of oil, lightweight Sketched
"0onowoy" oxford, brown, sondoIwood, navy
o"d linen. 3'ss
Down stoirs Store Mems Budget Furnishings and Shoes
:. :. oIso Bethesda Budget ond
7 Corners Down Stoirs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

Sonforized cotton, and so cool dress shirts,
Dad will really oppreciote Short sleeve with
French front. White in regular slotted collar.
Sizes IA to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13
Continued From First Parc

Continued From First Page
coded the correctness Of re-
ports that he had accepted Mr..
Goldfine's hospitality at the
Hotel Sheraton-P Plaza in Bos-
ton. But he said this was based
solely on a long standing
friendship.
Rejecting angrily the asser-
ton that he had done anything
out Of the ordinary for Mr..
Goldfine. the presidential as
sistant itemized three instances
in which he had been in touch
with Federal agencies In con-
nection with his friends busi-
nesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

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Evening star., 1958-05-14
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Also bargains galore In recond
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slTuArI0Ms--MEn


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contraction 6upt., eKpef, on BIZ
work, uovt. and commercial. req,
lstsFsd snglnssr, civil structural
Fk 3-aapA, ies
PAINTER wants work sood, clean
all-around ptf, houses, oiis,, bids
proieela, apta, M j-sfpp,
SALESMAN, grocery, 7 yrt, chain
sxpeF' owner Of store AGe 81,
yrs, eollege. ~ a-da'A, i4s
Tv REPAIRMAN desires part-timl
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t-s93i, after 5 pm.
VETERAN, sllaht yisnel handicap
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Wishes employment, Boa st-l
HIGH.LEyEL MAN lookins for hish
level, chaliengihs Job Jn year
old, yrs, eollest, working knOwl
efigr of MI trades, eN-machiniat
ex.pusilist, past . years devoted Y
tully manaalnG oWlnG own busi
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service business and dlrecting 4
10 80 employees. am a hard work
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lty. II takes q minimum Qf ~
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disposal any time, and anywhere
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with tools, North 7.gfe0.
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REPAIRS a SERVICE


PAINTING, PAPERINOi interior
exterior FhA loank available foF
estimates, call ~, n-477i,
PAINTiNu.PAPERINd = satisfied
cutlomefa for ~ Years. Call NH
LAWRENCE, VI H.hin0
PLAsTERIN0, Repair work, laFss
or ANAL, DE, s.lash,
PAPERlN1. SIC Fm up, 50 aun-
fast washahle paper 30. n.lislHn
RA H.ehsl VII. e.aAAs
IPLAsTRRINQ REPAIRS, old and
nfw work, lae and an lQhs reas
WI, mech,l work Guar, ~, n.fi64
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repair
and remodeling. Lu l-S00f.
ROOF REPAIR. $780, palntine
sspsr sl.sFl"s s,!Sr lSa .sryss saIRsn'iRt Rt g,aia
ROOTING, ALL KINDS hamt
waieTpr00nna, chimneyf repaired
trees removed, JACK WHfIt. so
a-alsl, any time
ROOFING. suffers, metal eeilinei
,of All Kinds ~ yrs tery guar
Workmanshin, DO own work, Reat
prices uN i.5ais
SEWING MACH. sERyICE BY 90.
", exper man; will make you
/ mach as 5000 a. nev. Pref
q. fiit'PsISi g.sSip. Al v'r' guaranteed
STONE, FLAGsTONE, CEMENT
walls steps, NalkN, drives, uatiot
Free est, call Lu l.t7bU
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, bsmts cleaned. Pre- esla
WALKER TRASH CO., m, 3-.AOs
lTREE TOPPING, trimmins, tree
taken down, and LOT clearlna JE
| a.gf30,
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" EoR SALE MsoILLANIoUs SALE

HOUSEHOLD ITEMs-Rsfgr., o-E.
10 Gu. a.. freezer, Philoo. 10 Gu.
H.: ironef, Bendix hlde-a-bed,
Simmons IA. 2-1O11,
LIv. RM. SUITE, 3 ming tables,
IA. 7.3il5.
MARTIN BARITONE HORN and
Martin alto saxophone; reat. JE.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

DIN. M SET. Jr. 6-pc. blonde. 2.
pC iustom. made sectional sofa 10
muslin, : sets slipcovert. IL. q
1881 or 10. s-s.i.
DINING RM. SUITE, mahogany
sheraton. iO-pe, Antique bed
spooi bed, complete. . chests .oi
drawers and mirror pea maple
WE 5-B35i.
DINING ROOM. a-piece, modern,
light nnish, Originally Si,lOO, will
sci, for SiH5; Ia new condition
DE. s-i7tg. evenings. 10. S-243s
1928 lfth 81. NV.
DINING ROOM TABLE, q chairs
buffet. imported dark nut wood
$3.50 TE, 0-s4i6.
DIsHwASHER-sINK COMB. o-E
SOS, f-burn, gas range $50: bah,
car, 81. wo 6.63gs,
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 'bh
Also drill and hand tools. OF
4-943S.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Britannica, 1887
Yearbook walnut cabinet. Saeri
nce, 500 MA. S-13JS.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
sITUAIIoNs-woMER

COMPAN1ON-H N-HOUSEKEEPER, live
In, white. Wo, 0-bils,
NURSE. eolored, desires part-timt
work In nearby virginia, RA
B-5tS0
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, expe.
rieneed, AL refs. Any type case
LA. 6-479l,
SECRETARY, age Is, attractive
widely Travelled, 90 nyrs. expeI
hotel reception, public4steno, PIX,
administrative, seeks position OF
trust: public contact essential
Box sex, star
TYPIsT-CLERK - Moderate size
once preferred. take transcription
from dictatine machine, etc. s6C
min. OIL 6-56ps.
WOMAN WANTS DAYWORK, expe.
rieneed. good worker, best ol
references. CO. h-0740
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN desire,
/ to be companion or care for
child in good home. TU s-6:i5D
is
ANNIE c. EvANs-sewing and al.
teration shop. 440 3rd ST. ne
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HELp-.D0ME ESTIC

HOuSEKEEPER, white. live in. care
OF ! adult. able to drive car. OIL
AoSlL
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M0TORs-i1iOO TO- 100 h,p. and
wound exeh,; ilst year cARTY
zoos i4th St. NO. 7-U92f.
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RELp-DoMIsrIc
tcoNTIhUtDl

WHITE CoUPLE-wifs iof eook
and gh.w, man 10 take care ol
outside work cottanf supplied
plus salary, so a-tAO3,
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FARM AND GARDEN
Kentucky nlnerrass Sod

Rortinsd with manure treated ioI
1 70 80 %, ydss abe %, yd'
~ % 100 %. ydss tie q, y
800 OF more 81. vda'. asc 50. I'd
Evening star., 1958-05-14
TOPSOIL
MaY Plek up Or pellyer

May PICK I'd or Deliver
IA. f.5s5l or HA. 7-74DS
TOPsOIL-very Eood rich topsoi
for lawns and greenhouses. veri
reas. Call 10 7-l333.
10 RONwOOD, 10 10 rs yrs. old
$500 Phone through wafIenton
Va, ST. S-ifO6, or write HE6Stl
N GUY, catlett. Va,
FINAL sALE = Azaleas. hollies
rhodos' eyergreens. perennials
goTTs gEo5STsa TsSgfed s sro tor creek sfa5saSs 6sSS
TAX. PIX. Nd. Open Daily. s:30-6
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FURN.-Antique velvet sofa, mahog
Chippendale dining suite, l0xli
American Oriental rug. bedrm. ant
other furn. ia. 1926.
desk with chair, S35
gas refgr.. S15: adding mach.
dressers misc. 20l4 P st. NV.
FURN. UNCLAIMED-Tea wagon
Sl2; French sofa, $40: bed, So
Lawson sofa, $50: China closet
SO; dresser, $40; din. rm. table
chairs. $40; Bedrm set, S6S
sofa, matching chair, S45; ches
OF drawers $40; French chair
S25; chaise lounge, SIS; studi
couch, $50: love seat, $50; inne
spr. mattr, $40: coil spr,. SO
Kit. table, chairs, $50. desk
IS. wardrobe, $40: sofa bed, $50
French PROV bedrm. and din, rm
pieces bookcase, So; mirrors, 81
reclining chair, S25: bed chairs
Sl5; occas. chairs. So: We do up
holstering sofa and chair, $50
slip covers, S4s; custom-mad
met work Easy terms HOFFMAi
UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th ST
NV, CO. 5-51l6. Open ewes. IL
FURN. = lawson sofa, liv rm
chairs, din. and bedrm.. washer
odd pieces: moving. 1891 Wood
bine St, on Conn.
FURN.-New Danish modern bed
rm., din. rm., tables, chairs, sec
tional sofa, sofa bed. OV. 3-9594
FURN.-Refgr., stoves. washers
Reas. All must 90. 5l2g Balti
more ave, Hyattsyille. AP. 7-501O
FURN. bedrm. suite. d.
nette set and living rm., like new
Assume payments of $50 per mo
or delinquent account on ba.anc
due after small down payment
MARIO FURNITURE, 1928 14tl
st. NV, DE 2-4749.
GAS RANGE, 80 in. Tappan, lik
new cond.. will sacrifice. 200
Randolph rd.. Wheaton, Nd. VII
GAS RANGES, all porcelain. oyel
heat control, fully Insulated, auto
resident mgr, 2445 18th st. NV
GAS RANGES. used, new $40 W
Easy credit ACME STOVE co
lOll 7th St. NV. Ma. S-S952.
GAS RANGES. new. used installa
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO ea3
Ga. ave. NV. AID. 2-2lOO
GUN. 3O-4O KRAG. very good: bo
OF ammo. $50 Call JE. 2-1l3a
after q p.m
HIDE-A-BED, original cost, s25O
will sci. for SIPS. Days, call DE
@-4549 evenings, call 10. 5-243s
l323 l4th st. NV.
HI-FI, Bosen amplifier, 35-watt
brsrd-new. price, $50. Call no
.-607l.
HI-FI SET, originally cost S545
one week old, sacrifice SOS. Cal
Dl. 1-749T, $3.50 to pm.
HOSPITAL BED, complete, ne,
mattress and cover; S75. Cal
WO. 6-3S0S.
HOSPITAL BED, new mattress, sid
rails, two adjustments. UN. 4-54ll
$50 am. to $50 pm.
KITCHEN DISPLAY - We ar
changing our display kitchen an
have excellent bargains on ca
binets, diShwasher. built-in electri
oven and service unit Call nov
Mr Calhoun, JOHN @. WEBSTEl
Evening star., 1958-05-14

PIANOSi brand new famous MAKE
spinet pianos: full Keyboard: save
$3.50. Now especially priced. S495
KITS, 1880 @ ST. nv, RE e
B2l2. Alex. store open lil 8 pm
20al Mt. Vernon ave; ample
Evening star., 1958-05-14
TRASH REMOVED
MISCELLANEOUS FoR san

ACCORDION, Italian make. white
excellent cond, sP. 3-b71i.
ACCORDION, Rlyon. with case
Ike new, Can see II on Thurs
and Frl from 10 pm. at 200
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase. Nd,
ACCORDION, red and white l2l
bass best Cder Call IA. 2-02Hs
AIR CONDITIONER, window type
Oh; u h,p.; $500, l7i7 r st
NV. Apt aOl
AIR CONDITIONER, seton; 5000
rond water cooled. Call NE
s-3798. GLOBE LIQUORS.
AIR CONDITIONER. 1857 Thin,
line, dE Acton capacity; 4 mos
used. RA. B-3O53.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

UPPER NV. : Attractive single
room, next TO phone and bath
private home. RA. $4,000.
15I5 QUE ST. N.w.-Refined pvt
Evening star., 1958-05-14

PIANOS: completely rebuilt grand
pianos: leading makes in superb
condition at deep cut prices. See
these real values KITS. 1880
@ ST nv RE 1-ho12
Evening star., 1958-05-14

SOD snecs RfLHsEfo pSle. ~, az Mont lao CO.
quick delivery. GA, i-SsfJ.
T0PsOIIs-Maryland gray loan fol
lawns or sardens Delivered,
tons, 81 so 10 tons, S22'oO
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS q SERVICE

DRIVER WANTED FOR MIAMI
Car leaving Immediately: no SAL
ary. AID 2-2Oa0.
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FURN.-Antique velvet sofa, mahog
Chippendale dining suite, l0xlS
American Oriental rug, bedrm. and
other furn. JA. 1926.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SAFE.

sKwING heautiipi alp-
ser round bobhin portable, hnruly
uaedi eli attachments, lncludinn
bullon hnler. Coat ever $500 new
kacFiflce Tor &s5. Alao brAnd-new
fully automatic de luxe model that
z advertised en iva cost over
you prefer Call kK 0-0dp3,
SEWING MAcnINE, sfNoER cleo
trir portable, With attAehmenia
viii deliver, sippb' cah RA. J.
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Fla. ave. NV. Bachelor apartment,
/ rm. and bath: refgr. and hot
plate. All utils. incl: elev.. ld1
and stge. facilities sun DECK
See Mar, No. lO2, LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN a Co. AGENT, DE. 2-S4e4.
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

fOff 1900 Block Connecticut Aye.l
1910 ASHMEAD no. 2-3566
100 Attractive. Comfortable Rooms
S3 Daily or S14 Weekly. Up
Excellent Meals at Cost TO Guests
24-HOUR HOTEL SERVICE
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.LvERT 81. NV. isSa. near
m. apt. elev. BLDG. SEE lanIlof.
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ORGANS = Kits offers values
from $3.50 up. Check our daily
specials before you purchase. Free
home trial. Call for our mobile
display unit. KITS. 1880 q
ST. NV, RE 7-62i2. Alex, store
open I'll D pm, a6ai Mt. Vernon
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
BOXER, male. 8 mos; shots; loves
children; SO to good home. JE

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BOXER, male. 8 mos; shots; loves
children; so to good home. JE
3-O50s,
CATS-Beautiful siamese kittens
blue point and seal point. JU
1-6ti6o.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe, reasonable
incest we've seen, cash or terms
Ap. 1-342g.
CUTE MIXED COCKER PUPPIES
very reasonable, phone IA. 5-Sl IA
10 am. TO J pm. or 9 to pm.
DALMATIAN PUPS. AKC. liver oI
black: excellent with children
S35 up. FE 3-6S53.
FOX TERRIER. male. purebred
affectionate; good watch dog
ia. 7-14S6.
POODLES. puppies. cocoa brown;
Axe. Call ia S-356l,
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES
Axe, \ wks. old blk. with tan
OIL 2-7237, 1927 Chevy Chase
KITTENS, fluffy lavender-grays.
beige and white, and tigers
housebroken. UN. 4-Gl96
HOMELESS PETS FOR ADOPTION
TO suitable homes Call WASH
INGTON NIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE NO. 7-573O.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs. cats
all sizes lightweight low cost 72l
Oglethorpe NV RA 6-344b
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BUTLER- -HOUSEMAN. able to drive
House keeper-cook Must ot
fairly exper, couple; S40Q month
room and board Apply MRS
MATEY, 100 Investment Bldg
18th and X SITS, p.w
WANTED, several ladies or gentle-
men. to help out on local program,
full time for about > months.
either once, phones or collections,
which requires car. Good nay
every day, Must be Immediately
available. OIL 4-342g or OIL
4-664.. business hours only.
RETIRED or middle -sge white
couple TO care for small converted
ONCE bldg. nr. court house in ex'
change for free apt. Dl. 7-lO5O
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ALSO VIRGIN TOPsoIL

I cu, yd.. $40. ; CD. vdl., f2l'
,co2o6sri. sNANlUSRiSl RiS no 'SRorfah ne
sszsSSIRgsf' PofTiSo SOIL LEAs
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COLUMBIA RD., 18th Slim
mac, lovely isa bedrm. apts.. utlls.
incl. tranap, excel, Co 5.sail,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
sod cutters rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP CO.. JU, 5-5040
CHAIN SAWS, garden tillers. paint
sprayers, extension ladders. sand
ers, buffers. Wallpaper steamers
etc. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLIES
WO. 6-052s.
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ROOMS FURM.-MD..VA.

n. ARL., nr. Parkington-Nice
rm. in Christian home, pvt. bath;
] blk bus to PentaRon and Navy
Annex. Jh. o-3943.
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2IaG R ST.-Embassy section;
quiet comfortable single: maid;
kit. privils. Reas. CO. 5-1l31.
1903 r. 1. AVE. NV. - single
rms. next to bath in nice home
Ref RE T-G3Na