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register new tracks, but the
commotion shattered the tran
guilty Of the valley. The Yeti
has not been seen since.
This is the kind Of bad break
so destructive TO morale. The
weather has not helped either.
For days we trekked through
chilling rains, with thunder and
lightning crashing about US.
When the rains held up we
were attacked by gnats. But
worst Of all were the leeches.
Life Among Leeches
OF all the insects that one
encounters In the jungle the
spiders, the ticks, the scorpions
and centipedes. the most loath-
some Is the leech.
After heavy showers, they
literally seem to swarm out of
the earth. Every blade Of grass
seems to have its leech. One
has only to touch that wav-
ing tentacle and the leech at
taches itself Immediately. The
bite Of a leech takes place so
slowly that the person or ami
NAL attacked seldom feels it.
As the leech bites. it injects
a fluid into the blood to pre-
vent 1t from congealing. Then
the leech drinks, and when 1t
Is full, simply falls of and
creeps back into the jungle.
Salt is the best way to get a
leech to let go; silk stockings
seem to be best at keeping
them OF, but silk stockings
aren't part Of our Yeti-hunting
equipment.
But there Is beauty, too, in
the Snowman's habitat. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

that spring is here, the rhodo-
dendrons. some Of them 40 feet
high. cover the Himalayan
foothills with clusters Of pink,
yellow. white and scarlet
blooms. Magnolia blossoms
sparkle against the deep void
Of the dark gorges. Wild straw
berries are everywhere.
And the Sherpas In these
hills are among the most
friendly and cheerful peoples
OF the earth. At Dingchin, a
cluster Of six houses on our
route, We were overnight guests
Of the headman and his wife.
On our arrival this good woman
went into her bamboo house
and returned with a bottle Of
rakshi. a raw native spirit made
from potatoes. We had TO drink
a glass each before they would
let us sit down.
As night fell, the whole viz
lage jammed into the head
mans house to watch us feast
on rice, eggs, yak butter and
more rakshi - hickman e d
rocket fuel" by Bryan. In the
center Of the single room a fire
Of yak dung smoked and flick
cred. Our every move was
watched and laughingly dis
cussed until, when we slid into
our sleeping bags. the villagers
fled out. We went to sleep
listening to the steady grind
ing noise Of yaks chewing their
cud underneath the floor of the
stilt-legged hut.
Appetite for Frogs
We have learned much about
the Accountable Snowman from
these people and other villagers
along the way. An important
clue to the Yeti's habits is his
appetite for the black frogs of
the Chhoyang. The frogs hide
by day but come out at night,
particularly when the moon Is
shining.
We have set up night watches
in the places where frogs are
most plentiful and hope we win
find the Snowman again.
The disturbance caused by
the sheepherders will have died
down in a few more days. BY
then we hope. also, that the
rain will let up and the flooding
river return to normal. We ex-
pect the Yeti to come back and
we viii be ready for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
LAW IN THE NEWS
Churches Are Losing
Legal Immunity
ny PHIL YEAGER and JOHN STARK
special writers for The star

Religious and charitable institutions 10 be losing
some Of their traditional immunity 10 lawsuits The latest
development along this line took place several weeks when
the Supreme Court Of New Jersey ruled such organizations
liable for negligence Just other corporation
may be.
Three separate we're before the Jersey tribunal
One involved who had been injured IN the vesbue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
SEARCH FOR THE SNOWMAN
TrompIing Goat Herds
Erase TeIItoIe Tracks
BY PETER BYRNE

tcepynsht Newspaper Alliance. Ine)
KAAdPALUNG. Nepal.-There is as much heartbreak and
Illustration excitement and adventure in expedition
hunt for the Accountable Snowman.
Two weeks q Snowman sighted at close range on
successive nights by Sherpa vage and by Da Tempa the
seasoned uacker accompanying Gerald Russell leader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
TODAY IN MEDICINE
Mechanical Godgets
Hinder Obesity Fight
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star stan Writer

The girl who uses an electric typewriter fewer cal
cries than the girl on the standard machine
The person driving with power steering burns fewer
than the man with the old fashioned wheel
farmer driving tractor with standard steering wheel
exends 81 Galleries for each meter body surface per
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AAOehs OAAOu40 AAC use y JIdCJOI
with power steering. he expects
only So calories. But, should
he walk behind a horse drawn
pillow he expends 400 calories
per hour.
The mechanization Of life in
recent years has had a great
influence on obesity, three in
vestigs tors say in an article
prepared for the American
Medical Associations Council
on Foods and Nutrition. 1t ap-
pears in a recent issue Of the
journal Of the ANA.
Daily Habits
DR.. Herbert Pollack, New
York, and c. Frank Consolidate
and Gerhard j. Isaac Of Denver
say many seemingly insignifi-
cant differences" in daily habits
can make the difference be-
tween staying thin and gaining
weight.
Just standing up instead Of
sitting down, golf1ng instead of
gardening, dancing rather than
merely sitting, all can make a
big difference over a period of
time.
For example. there is q diff
ference Of nearly nine calories
an hour between sitting quietly
and standing quietly. Those
who never stand still may burn
66 calories an hour more than
their relaxed brothers. In 10
hours the former burns the
equivalent Of / pound Of body
weight more than the other.
Gardening or Golf
One man may play IS holes
OF golf on q week end, walking
about 4 miles in three hours.
He expends $50 Galleries. An
other gardens for three hours
and expends only $50 calories.
The man who goes out for an
evening and dances for an hour,
SITS and talks for two hours,
may spend q total Of 400
calories. Another man who
just sits for three hours may
spend 275 calories.
Our typist using the standard
mechanical typewriter may use
Up 80 calories per hour. The
9 me girl using the electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

CHEVY CHASE CHASE p t5L re.
wooded lot; ) be SfiE. ~ baths IS
liv. nm. and rec. rm. w/fireplaces.
lge, scr. pch., barbecue pit: garage.
$500 Utah ave, VIII. 6-17S4.
COLORED-49I4 FIRST ST. NV.
IS bedrms., mr.. bus line, schools
and shopping center: attractive;
reas. rent. tn. 2-04S6.
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HOUSES UMFURNIsRED

SHEPHERD PARK-DET. BRICK
si is s hfsR ST o S,w
LOUIS RIDDEN, Tu. .-ai6n
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Mod. kit. din. area; solar
tum with built-in book
shelves: liv. rm., bedrm,
g. bath; l &C. unit incl, $4,000
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BETHESDA, MD.
NORTH CLEVELAND PIX,

bedroom. 2la-bath. Near shopping
center and public transportation,
Convenient to public and parochiaI
schools.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
'oUsEs WANTED 70 RENT

NON-PRoFIT ORGANIZATION de-
sires 10 lease immediately for 3
70 5 VI term. embassy-type bldg.
in NV section: must be 1oned for
once use and contain reception
rooms large enough 10 entertain
100 guests. Write P. o. BOZ
1852. GEORGETOWN Station. 27s
STATE DEPARTMENT oficiai seeks
small farm OF house in country for
3 years. within committing dis
lance of d. c.; no small children.
4 bedrooms Call FESSENDEN. 50.
5-4i96 before . an. or after 9
pm. 20
Continued on Next PsEej
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KAIoRAMA HEIGHTS

sumptuous apartment oc-
eupying entire floor Of
building. Large entrance
hall. enormous living room.
banuuet-sized dining room;
three double-sized bedrms.
with two bathrooms. large
library. Modern electric
kitchen and buffers pantry.
Call Mr.. O'Hagan, ST.
$4,000, KE. 7-0505.
JAMES L. DIXON a CO.
REALTORg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

SILVER SYRINGE close-in, baby
estate" framed in trees and
shrubbrey : furn. in Early Ameri-
can, 3 bright bedrms.; air-con-
ditioning, wall-to-wall carpets:
full bath plus powder rm.. tile
bsmt., with washer and dryer: scr.
porch for outside living. Beauti-
full private swimming pool, cabana
and ,fioodlighted patio. Terrific
rental Sins value; ImmeH' occupancy.
h-1A21 for insnectinn
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oLNEY. MARYLAND

Beaut. manor house; 4 hedrms., 3
baths, lily, rm., library. din. rm,,
mo. OIL 4-O2h0
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TOURIST HOME

Colored - 725 LIST St. NV.
rms, baths, bsmt, oil h-wh.
STAB. p j. WALSHE. INC, Ills
Eye st. NV Ma. S-646s.
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Sc, $500 Fairlawn ave bed
rms,,, bath. kit, cleo. refgr., din.
rm., liv. rm,, gas heat; Ice. fenced
yd.; no parking troubles. Sun. s
TO noon. Daily. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

CHEVY CHASED. C.. finest loca-
tion beautiful 3-bedrn home:
newly redecorated; 5000. WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

BRENTW0OD--l bedrm., dinetts.
kiti lily , TEs.s lSs, ,, scr CT: p porch sb:
preclate; apt. BLDG; adults only.
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SILVER SPRING, 9205 sligo Greek
pkwy.-Center hall brk. Colonial;
3 bedrooms, 2 full, 2 half baths:
rec. rm. with flrepl. and built-in
TV, cleo. kit. with dishwash. -disp.,
air-cond, iv. rm., attic fan; auto.
wash, drier, garage. S225 mo.
jul A-h372
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FOGGY BOTT0M-Charming p
bedrm. row brick. elegantly furn..
completely oarpeted, firepl, air
cond., disposal. fenced patio: n
Shows court NV, between X
and Eye on 25th st.: S165 per
mo, Open 2-5 Sat. and Sun. or
call FEE 3-bII0. for annf
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ARL.. N.-Rsmbler; , bedrms.,
ser. och. fenced I'd. newly redec.;
cow. schools. transp. weekdays OF
after 7 pm, Sun. JE. 4-626s.
ARL.. mr.. Ari. HAIL. bedrms.,
brick. screened porch, rec. rm.;
vacant: 500 mo. IA. 2-4s50.
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2 bedrms., 2 baths, Ice. liv.
nm. and din. rm., kit,
foyer. carpets incl. 27.50O
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp


ARL. g., 1891 10th st.--Three
bedrms. 2 baths, fenced yd.; on
bus line. Is min. PentaRon. S120.
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1925 TEWKEsBURY PLACE NV.
z bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., den.
3h baths, rec. rm.; oil heat; attic;
exhaust fan; garage. Si65.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-6300
se%idet. brick; rms Av snel. T porch.
oil heat, refgr; SII0.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
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GARFIELD ST. N.W.-Completely
redec with lovely pvt. garden; 4
bedrms.. baths, library. ear.
Brand-new stove and washing
machine. Some air cond.; avail.
immed Also several larger we'll
furn. and air-cond. homes Please
call MRS. FELL, FE. 3-6595,
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CHEVY CHASE; cow, 10 bus and
furn.; avail. Sept. 1. En-. 2-s162,
CHEvY CHASE, MD.--3 bedrms. /.
ia baths; gar: close d. c.; 5000.
ALSO. bedrms., ga baths, IL
brary, rec. rm. washer, drier;
$500 Of. -, e-6b7s. SUBURBAN
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JEFFERSON VILLAGE, near Ari
blvd. Va.-3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial, frepl., din. I'm, bsmt.:
fenced. shaded yard: school bus
az corner: Sl30 mo. JE. 2-35l2.
weekdays after 3 Sunday. after I.
MASS. AVE EXT.-Briek rambler
on level lot large liv. rm.. dining
area, 3 hedrTns., 2 baths, sll-elec.
kit. fun bsmt. with biz rec
room. Avail Sept. / for 2
years ct $40 mo. A. c. HOUGH-
TON & son INC, 1913 y st..
nv. d. 7-e057; eyes,. OIL. 2-e474.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

EDMUND FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since l92Ol
Washington Bldg. Ma. S-9565
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DIPLOMATS, FOREIGN SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures, at Wis
ave. and Macomb st. Four bed
rms, 212 baths, large liv. rm., din
rm., reception hall and kitchen. I'm
ished attic; nicely furnished, 21-
in. TV, auto. oil heat; front and
rear porches, private drive and
garage: occupied at present by
South American air attache; avail
Sept. /, one year or more; S275
per mo. OWNER, OIL, 2-4274
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R0CKVILLE--3 bedrms, Immediate
possession; Sl25 mo. sos First 81
Owner, SACHS, NO. 7-107l. GA.
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ROUTE 7, VA rms, gas. bath,
20 acres; 1st-hoor farm house
$40 mo-, l year lease. EN-. 3-O7l3.
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aRL. BLVD, Pals Oh. vicinity-3-
hedrm. brk. Cape Cod; frepl.. sep
din. rm.. den, scr porch. fun
bsmt lge fenced rear I'd. trees
Now avail Purchase option II de-
sired with credit for part Of rent
OWNER IA 2-5Ag5
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SHANNON q LUcHs MOT.

s25 BERKSHIRE DR., ND.
2 hlks. from N. Hamp. East. ayes.
mod. semi-det., 6-rm. hrk.: gas
ht., refgr.: viii redec.; only sos.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S300
III CONGRESS ST. Sc.
8. Rooms, ga baths. automatic gas
heat, elec. refrigerator, SIPS.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN a. TRUST BR,
300 r ST. NV SIT 3-kfO0
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KITCHEN SERVANTS will
give YOU time TO enjoy this
handsome and sparkling
5-bedrm. home, Just COM
pleted. on % Earnestine ST..
Mclean. Va. A modern
suburb, well suited for iAm-
lily living. Charming living
room with fireplace, FULL
sized dining room, ~ baths.
rec. rm., plus many extras;
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1870 N. IRVING ST, y block "a
Clarendon circle.-Modern. pvt,
Groom efIicieney; kitehenette,
bath: parking: utilities: $50, :
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G" bedrm ;,
2is baths. den Dr.. and rec. I'm
recently redec. inside and out.
mr.. schools, shop. and trensp
$3.50 per mo. Call Mr. WALSH.
OIL. 2-4s63 or OIL. 6-2345.
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HELp-DnMEsTIc

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. white, fol
GEORGETOWN house; live in. Also
superior white maid. who can
drive car. good personal rets re-
CURED; good wages and attrac
liv. quarters. Box 121-D. star
COOKS AMI MAIDS, white or col.
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REPAIRS { SERVICES

ALUM. STORM D0oRs-AwNINGs
Repairs; all types. Made to
look like new. White mechanics.
Pc 2-3l6S.
ATTIcs, porehes, garages. recr.
rms, .jaiousies. patios, concrete
driveways; Pr. Geo. and Sc. Wash.
only. HI. 9-5O31.
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SITUATI0Ns-W0MEN

ACCTS, REC.-PAY.. bkkpg.. 31OO
payroll exper.: vic. ne. Blads +.
WAITS; min. sal. $40 wk AP
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUsEs, wash boilers, cast iron
S uSea h fire signs, hiteh!ng posts.
kettles. cast ironware, candle
snuffer: pot belly stoves kerosene
heaters. match holders. nutcrack-
ers, twin holders. apple pickers.
jerks. Washington's Oldest Hard
ware and Stove Store, Since $3.50
723 9TH st. NV. MA. S-0S4S.
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CASH REGISTER, Natl. check and
recheck machine: excel. for Ice.
ttn. or rest. Reas. DU. 10000.
CASH REGISTER ADD. MACHINE
"McCaskey. rings to S999.09
Adds to $4,000. Ideal for gas sta
ton. Priced right for quick cash
sale, AID. 2-525a. tn. 2-1334.
Cash REGISTER, National. check.
out. scale, slicer and meat chop
per Sunday, JU. s-2711. week
days, ST. $1,000. 941 MAINE
AVE. s.w.
CALCULATORS, Friden, Marchant,
Monroe, Burroughs, Facit, Rem.
Rand. 500 up. Al cond. Ask
about our rental-purchase plan
CENTRAL; 2007 14th st. NV,
Hu. 3-5121.
CALCULATOR. latest model 80
Remington printing calculator. for
5eps or sale: reas. Call LU
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W slnsiH o SolC TItb II the Oh 'hirt,s si
children; TO- care for elderly man
Room and board furnished GOOD
salary ARRANGEMENT. Call or write
REV. C. H. THOMAS. AL First
ct s.w.. Oh. s-t13t after 2 pm
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sat spOat, root 6 ST. own sa E6TE 81
white. Call any time. 10. 7-l666.
Kitchens. sis; Railways. SO: liv-
ing rooms. $25: baths. $40; bed
rooms. $50. Expert work guar
anteed; free estimates: white me-
chanics; immediate service. 10.
5-0S09 any time.
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WHAT
RECESSION?
WANTED: MEN. WOMEN

We are having none. Bushes,
Is excellent-no one has been laiC
OF. Many Of our sales people aver
age 81 900 per month-our toI
producers over $4,000 e year
Our entire sales organization'i
average income Is twice that O.
the D. c. area. They started witt
SIS per week salary plus commits.
sion and bonuses. so CAN YOU
They have q lifetime position. out
door work. no travel. short hours
complete training. Some were Gov
eminent employees, plumbers. house
wives, carpenters, route statesmen
all walks Of life. Why not Join oui
well-established flrm. Sell needer
product. We are the largest anC
finest in the Weshinotn- ares.
WHITE MEN AND WOMEN cal
Mr.. Lee. FORT LINCOLN GENE
Terry, UN. 4-2400. 9:30 to 11:3C
am. or l to 3 pm.
COLORED COUPLE. nursery school
suburban washington: live IN
cleaning, cooking. Laundry. mstn
tensnce and driving. P, o. Boz
5O01. Washington d. C.
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LADY's Ia CTS. Finest American
cut extremely brilliant solitaire,
SCI IN plain "A w;g. 4-prong nits.
its value. only $3.50.
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Temporary Typist

HOT sHoPPEs, INC, has
1White), for 4 to 6 weeks;
working for our magazine
editor; age 20-40: hours,
$3.50 pm: office conve-
nient for NV. or Bethesda
resident; good salary. Apply
employment Office, 1341 q
st. NV. RIM. 200.
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listen GAISI

Young or old. fair or middling
Won can all make money in YOU
spare time Top commissions: y!
car or experience necessary. WEI
train you. Call LUzIER'S. INC
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ANTIQUES

Over 100 chairs; cherry. walnut
pine. drop-leaf tables. canopy beds
chest Of drawers, marble-top tables
dry sink, frames: SO UP. MA
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Of
START WE'D, MAR. S
BEGINNERS SPECIAL" CLAssl
I Night Wk. t6:30-Sl 8 Wks.-$ls
2 NIghts Wk. t6:3O-sl 4 Wks.-$25
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
PAUL MILLER, Broker
REAL ESTATE KNow-HoW-
Wed. night, 6:5o-S pm, men 81
women; s sessions. COMPLETE
real estate law and practice, n,
nancing. appraising. sales, listings
contracts. prop. mgmt., settlements
TRAINEES placed full or part time
Oldest and most complete coursl
in Nations Capital for home buy,
er, seller. statesmen or broker.
ENROLL MONDAY. 8 pm. Glass.
room N. Bird Hoor. Natl. Pres,
Bldg; Lecture at $3.50. Only Sls
g Mon. or Wed. night. Call DE
2-52S6 or Elk 3-7070. Sun. Oh
WnEHr ECsT1Anr5 AVN,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
fcONfINilleDi

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
THIS CIVIL SERVICE PREPARE.
TORY SCHOOL has helped many
thousands obtain civ. serv. status
in the a. yrs. Of its existence. We
can help you. You should not fail
to pass. Cali MR: RICHARDS, no,
Tiyeh Theater BLDG, I4th st. and
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ACCORDION = 100 bass. brand.
new, never used, received as Gift
Cost 1895. Will sacrifice for Sl9t
cash. OIL. 8-S039.
ACCORDION professional EXCEL.
SIOR electric pickup; peri. cond.i
ACCORDION - 100 bass. used only
mos. excel. cond.; going into
service; actual price, SAB; sac.
500 cash. No phone. 1909 H
st. NV. Apply Monday.
ACETYLENE OUTFIT, like new;
spray guns and iitterbug. Call
any time AP. 7-S044.
ADDING MACHINES, small; yeaI
guar. el4.9b. Also. 10-key Rem
Terms. Many bargains In recond
machs. CIRCLE, 616 9th st. NV
ADDING MACHINES, late mode
ReminRton and Burroughs adding
@ ssIs. Eu: gs .sliSsss4 cheap Tor quick
ADDREssOGRAPH TRAYS, used
A sISs iGsa ig4 ri l sen &. me- HARRY !
AIR COMPRESSOR, . h.p, De-
yilbiSs. also 3xS National Ali
I kANehNAs CANa II -DNs
AIR COMPRESSOR, $3.50; spray
pumps. gauges. hose tanks. GICH-
NER. 2513 M st, NV. FE, 3-0345
AIR CONDITIONER. V hp.. ~
amp excel; cond.; viii guarantee
ARR CONDITIONER, chrysler
chrome dinette, tble.. chrs.; bed
rm. set: misc. tn. 2-34s4.
AIR CONDITIONERs-NeW units
Terrific preseason prices for cash
BUYERS PARAMOUNT CO.. 220a
Oeorgia ave. NV. HU. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER, Chrysler Ali
T assd s.ss sOn TisS n ther% sNssss
AIR COND. CLOSEOUT
Must sell entire stock Of new
1956-67 G-E. Feeders, Gibson
Philco air eonditioners. All sizes in
stock. new and fully guar. No rea-
sonable offer refused. Open ewes
till 8.
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS. NE. II. 3-90S2
ANTIQUES-corner chairs. 2 and
Mass. ave, WO. 6-9033.
ANTIQUES = Distinctive miscel.
laneous of glass. pottery, porcelain
Call CO. 5-3625.
ANTIQUE mahogany wardrobe. z
drawers, full length mirror: SIS
Call IKE. S-250S.
ANTIQUES AT PINE KNOT, Fair.
fax, Va, mi. west Fairfax circle
on Rites. so, o9-211. Pine dry
sink: dated blanket chest (orig
painO. q round pine table: corner
cupboard; Empire love seat; lamps,
misc. CIR. 3-2991.
ANTIQUES, pair OF blue and white
Dresden candelabra, $3.50. Eng
lish Bristol Lustre 500. or best
offer. EN-. 2-SS1O.
ANTIQUE set Of 9 Hitchcock chairs
2 side ! arm: original dec. music
ANTIQUE--Pair exquisite French
cloisonnc candelabra. electrically
wired. AID. 2-3393.
ANTIQUE POSTER BED, pine
beautifully restored $l10. Phone
ANTIQUES, beautiful pair of Ger
man silver hearse lamps, 2S-in
tall: perfect. OIL. 2-O562.
ANTIQUES. cherry chest. pine cup.
| board, pine settle. cradle, cherry
stand. scatter hook rugs, chair
ANTIQUE BALL LAMP, rare, cut
glass. SP. 1891.
ANTIQUES-Early Victorian sofa
$500: 4-poster solid mahog bed
$3.50; excel. eond; also other
articles JE. 2-S47l.
Antique copper warming pan. set
OF three copper saucepans with
lids, willoware plates. Warrenton,
Va, 1100-J-X.
ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
large constantly moving stock Out
Georgia ave cvt. (Rte. 81 Q miles.
right on Rte 900 whitehall 6-S405
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
6540 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLNEY. MD. lGA. AVE. EXIT
RIA. s.7sOs WI. e-77ss
ANTIQUES
Over 100 chairs; cherry. walnut
pine, drop-leaf tables, canopy beds.
chest Of drawers, marble-top tables,
dry sink, frames: SO UP. Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

BABY SCALES, birch toilet training
chair: So rolls wallpaper, Little
Golden Series: 5 pr. nursery cur
tains with Sgd, length Of same
material purchased at W. & L.: 2
toy trunks purchased at F. A.. o.
Schwarz: girls navy blue spring
coat and hat set. size. is mos, TO
yrs; :;,. boys navy r piue sPntns