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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Two surprise starters today
brought the S20,000-added
Chesapeake Stakes field to a
dozen 3-year-olds for tomor-
rows 37th running of Mary
lands traditional pre-Derby
test at Laurel.
Walter Crismer's Michore
and Joseph Longo. jr.'s, Trades,
two outsiders, popped up unex-
pectedly at the entry box today
but neither is expected to rufne
the hopes Of Montpelier's Nala,
who appears primed for his top
3-year-old performance.
Earlier today, Nala ended his
drills for tomorrow's In mile
Chesapeake with a half-mile
breeze that had the checkers
buzzing about his fitness. The
son of Nasrullah and Accra,
who has been thriving famously
after a poor winter in Florida.
tipped a half mile in .482s
hard held" against the bit
with Jockel Nick Shuk. who
rides him tomorrow. in the
irons.
Nala Favored
Nala is one Of six Kentucky
Derby hopefuls in the Chesa-
peake lineup and rules the q
to-l favorite. Most observers
think Mrs. Winston Guests
Clandestine. a New York in
vader. who passed up the Wood
Memorial for the Chesapeake.
has the best chance Of upset.
ting Nala.
The colt dropped a neck deci-
sion to unbeaten Pundit last
Saturday at Jamaica and won
an earlier sprint there. He also
has been named for the Freak
ness and Belmont Stakes.
Predictions call for more
mild weather tomorrow, and a
fast track kis assured for what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELES -Pauiie Armstead.
1875. Los Angeles, outpointed Baby
vAzquez. 1884, Mexico City. 10.
ALBUQUERQUE. ~ Mex.--Art
Bob IBobcstl Torrance. i53. Mesa.
AriE, q.
NEW YORK tsunnyside Garden -
Eddie tPigeonl Lynch. 1851. New
York, outpointed julius Rhode, i43h.
Norristown. Pa, &.
PARIS. France. - Louis Poncy,
France outpointed nny Campo.
Manila, 10 Neatherweightsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Aquosco Drug Cord
Attracts 200 Drivers

Although Aquasco Speedway
already has been operating
more than a month, the drag
strip will have its grand open
ing Sunday. This week end will
mark the beginning of regula-
ton by the Liftcav Timing AS
ISOLATION.
More than 200 entries are
expected from five Eastern
states. Pits will be open from
10 am. to l pm. Examinations
will start at 2 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Silky Hos Workout

LOUISVILLE. April Is CR.-
Silky Sullivan. one of the IA
vorites, worked out at Church.
III Downs for the first time
yesterday. stepping s fur
longs in 1888. Trainer Reg
gle Cornell said he was VERY
pleased with the workout"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
NEW GOLF TWIST
-4-STROKE ACE

FLORENCE. Ala, April
10 P).-George Jones made
a hole in one at the Flor
ence Country Club golf
course Wednesday and still
carded a four on the hole.
Here's what happened:
Hitting into the wind,
Jones slammed a No. 4
wood at the green on the
third hole. The ball rolled
into the cup, 1856 yards
away. But a temporary
green, 20 yards nearer the
tee, was In use.
So Jones had n pitch
back and take twS puts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Swimming League
Expands to Ii Pools

The Northern Virginia SWIM
ming League, which has ex-
banded from II to 10 member
pools for its third season OF
operation, last night elected
1t. Col. ] N. Swartley,. USING,
chairman. He representa- Wood
ley Pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Mary Mellon
Tops Gard at
MiddIeburq

MIDDLEBURG. Va. Apr. IL
Especially Featuring the Mary
Mellon Steeplechase Handicap.
the Middleburg Hunt Race AS
ISOLATION will conclude its an
.nual spring meet with q five
race card tomorrow. starting
at 2::30 pm.
The Mary Mellon, last on the
program. is a two-mile race for
4-year-olds and up. 1t usually
is the first test to bring out
the top steeplechasers heading
for the Belmont Park opening
May IL.
The entries:
FIRST RACE - The wanaueptn
purse. $500: 3-year-olds and Up; nom
winners OF two races: hurdles about
a Pins Cloak i3a Beau shah 1870
Q Decorate 1870 e Orte l4a
, yoleaS No. I!3 Mstisss i3s
Repeat Mdat: i5S chansemoud i3a
e eSyil y's' is G SSr, %sr Re. s s
DoVn-Lo Rett 1870 Jackdow i53
as. Fred-Mrs. o. Phipps entry,
o Mil River Brookmesde entry. Mrs
" cardy-Holly Ridge-P. Vlscher-H Erh
entry. q Mrs. NJ. Walsh-Towsr Hill.
SECOND RAcE-Th. Gerald B.
Webb. n. Memorial; purse. $500; huT-
q Out Of Reach Cool Warrior
q Curly Joe LanEton Breeze
semper Esdem Lots
Mrs O. Phipps-R. Rouse entry.
b Mrs NJ Walsh Tower Hi entry.
c Holly Ridge-H. Erb entry.
THIRD RAcE-The Benton: purse.
$500, 3-year-olds and up, about .
. RsTii Picnic ~ s9n;n I4tas
3 bustdoUn ifs q Best Ace ia
0 Unlisted Isl Bronze Cloud 1871
TIGER Blue l3i Curraghmore l34
Moon Dash if9 BallybrittaS l4g
Top Branch l40 Seventh Sister SO
Bloomin' owl 1873 willistovn 1874
c vinborn 143 Sir Nigel l3a
c Gillian 1874 tArchies Miss 1888
q Beau Shah l34 Trouble Ma. II IS
aRokeby stables entry. b Ia
'eskl-c. Tompkins, ir. c Mrs. n. ToerEe-
Io,I sen;Is g,, sS,r' cosL MIs Y Gn.I noy,.
Sntry. eF. Bonteeou. Barclay etapIe
entry. ~. Bahler-B. Taylor entry.
FOURTH RACE - The Dresden:
,urse, $500: steepleehase; 4-year- colds
and up: non-Winners over brush; about
k:P'S ;,.I Ms.,. I.s o 9,s s.. ,I..ss
Yes 14l Marks Dom'o las
Robinhurst i4e Ny Cheers las
Out OF Reach 1873 pr the Town i4s
aMrs. A. Hutehinson-MFs. L. Led
yard entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Mary Mellon
SteeplechAse; purse, 81 900 added ;
handicap: 4-ysar-oldS and up; about
. Breakers Ahead Phalene
q Bavaria Carthage
crag Patrick Begorra
Hin Tie Seeant
Mr. United c Rythminhim
Prince Glorieux Eyian
Repeat Mandate
aW. Duryea -Brookmeade entry, b
Mrs. A. smithwick- Mrs, J. McKnight
entry. Mrs. NJ. Walsh entry.
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Other Derby Nominees

In addition TO Nala and
Clandestine, other Derby nomi-
nees entered for the Chesa-
peake are Mrs. Anna Cannuli's
Chance It Tony; Roslyn Farms
Principado, part Of an entry
with Nala; William Hal Bish-
ops Pemberton and Michore.
Non-Derby nominees are
John S. Phipps Start Count
ing. Boncrist Farms Backbone,
John S. Kelly's Deack Duncan,
Thomas A. Caulk's Battle Neck,
Green Dunes Farms cavan and
Trades.
Under the allowance condi-
tons Of the Chesapeake, based
on money earned, Deack Dun
can and Pemberton, the only
two stakes winners in the field,
will share top weight Of ll9
pounds. Deack Duncan cap
tured the Governors Cup at
Bowie and Pemberton took last
Saturdays Chesapeake Trial.
Jockey assignments for the
Chesapeake. in addition to
Shuk on Nala, include: Bill b.
land. Clandestine; Joe Culmone,
Chance 1t Tony; Lionel Le-
febvre. Deack Duncan: w. NJ.
Cook. Principado; Walter Blum,
Backbone; Sam Boulmetis,
Cavan; Clarence Meaux, Penn
berton; Howard Grant, Start
Counting; Carlos Gonzalez,
Michore; Richard Lawless,
Trades. and Ralph Eccard,
Battle Neck.
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Two Surprises Boost
Chesapeake to u

promises to be the most inter-
esting Chesapeake since Cita-
ton walloped his field at Havre
de Grace in warming up for a
sweep Of the triple crown.
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ess ESE fSmpsin aolfi sn NJ. NJ Toer1: "a
! Bentley entry. q Mrs. " caruy-
dolly Ridge-W Coeks.C. A. Moore
Sntry. eF. Bonteeou Barclay etapIe
entry. fF. Bahler-B. Taylor entry.
FOURTH RACE - The Dresden
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FIFTH RACE-Ths Mary Mellon
Steeplechase; purse, $1,000 added /;
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softening ingredients. There
are mild antiSeptic properties
in the lotion that promote
the healing of minor cuts and
scratches. And If your skin
has become flaky on your
arms and legs due to chap
ping, use the lotion and over
come the skin-drying effects
quickly. At Woodward g.
Lothrop.
x 4 y
TUB AWAY TENSION
Doctors are always telling
patients of the good results
to be obtained by relaxing in
a tub and helping relieve
muscular aches and pains.
Batherapy is a skillful blend
of minerals, oils and antisep-
tics that help soothe raw
nerves. itchy skin and draw
out body toxins in much the
manner that the famed salt
baths of the worlds famous
spas. do. They've even i'm
proved on nature and reduced
the calcium content and
added softeners to the for
mula and cloaked the I'M
pleasant sulphur smell. Try
pouring a few handfuls of
the pungent green Batherapy
crystals into your hot-as-you-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Miss BeQler
Will Marry
In June

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford E.
Bealer of Chevy Chase. Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Nancy Eliz-
aoeth to Midshipman Rich
ard o. Haase. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto M. Haase of Mil
waukee, Wis.
Miss Bealer is a graduate
of Mount Vernon Seminary
and is attending Mary
Washington College of the
University of Virginia. She
made her debut in Wash
ington in 1854.
Mr.. Haase attended the
University of Wisconsin and
will be graduated from the
United States Naval Acad-
envy in June.
A June 6 wedding is
planned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

the new artists colors
that Juliette Marglen has
launched? Her delightful
oval shaped lipstick that is
contoured to your lips comes
in Mondrian Coral an intense
coral pink; Rousseau Rouge,
a glowing golden rose: Lau-
tree Orange, a luminous pure
orange: Degas Mauve, q soft
violet rose; Cezanne Cerise, a
luscious blue-red, and Rem
brandt Ruby, a brilliant true
red. For fingertips to match
you have her Nail Glaze" in
the same artists palette coll
ors. At Julius Garfnckel g.
Co.
+ 4 4 \
CHAPPED HANDS-Yard-
ley's new Lavender Hand
Care Lotion is a product to
use right now to bring back
the soft loneliness your hands
should possess. Wintry winds,
skin breaks and chapping are
hand problems right now.
The new non-sticky lotion
contains silicone and other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

can-stand- 1T bedtime tub and
RELAX for at least 20 min
utes. Immerse your whole
skin as lots Of tension turks
there. Don't use soap. keep
your feet underwater. Pat
dry. Stay warm and 60 to bed
at once. Available at Kann's.
= 4 4 4
PORTABLE INSURANCE
No matter how lovely your
costume, no matter how dew
astating your smile, If you
don't watch your breath it
all simply doesn't count for
much. A new product, Myo-
mist, is an oral antiseptic
that comes in an attrac-
tive aquaramine little plastic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
A New Season
A New Approach
BEAUTY ROUNDUP

The advent of a new sea-
son is also the time to usher
in a whole new approach to
the subject Of you and
beauty.
Revamp your ideas on what
color "a different one this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

season. can do for you at
your lips and flngertips. Try
a new face cream a new
fragrance. Trying out some
thing new is part of the fun
of sound beauty living.
Have you kept pace with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

squeeze bottle that you can
slip right into your handbag.
1t holds a new antiseptic de-
veloped by a leading dental
surgeon. and the minty flavor
is pleasant. Spray away the
stale taste your mouth may
feel. and after dining. smok-
ing or cocktailing do the
same. Here's insurance
against that bad breath
everyone talks about and
never thinks he has. You
can get Myomist at drug and
department stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
julius GARFINCKEL & 90.

Thursday and Friday until $3.50 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-09
Commonwealth Proponent Declares Alaska's Economy Is Suffering During Time Of Congressional Debate

SEWARD, R - An anti-state- hood leader said Saturday that if Congress is going to put Alaska into the union he hopes it hap pens quickly.
 o. E. Darling, chairman of the Alaska Citizens for Common wealth Committee, made clear in a statement that he still opposes statehood for the territory.
 Nevertheless" he said If the Senate cannot see it's way clear to decisively reject the bill, then I hope it will immediately adopt it."
 "Alaska's struggling economy cannot stand any more of this imminent spectre of statehood lowering over it. This punitive hiatus in our political status is at the present time holding up development of our oil industry and it makes it impossible to attract venture capital to develop our other natural resources"
 Darling said House passage of the statehood bill indicated that "a majority of the citizens of the AS states wish to grant state hood to Alaska in spite of the fact than many thousands of re- sponible Alaskans think that it is an unwise move at this time based on the ground that it will impede the development of self-sustained economy for Alas ka."
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-09
Three New Rabies Cases Reported By Alaska Department of Health

JUNEAU-Rabies cases in Alaska so far this year rose to four this week with the report to the Alaska Department of Health laboratories of three cases which occurred in late March and early April. Two of the cases were dogs and two red foxes, according to Dr. Harry W. Gibson, commissioner of health.
 The three newly cases occurred in the lower Kuskokwim area. The foxes were found at Dilling- ham and Quinhagak and the dog at Clark's Point. The first rabies case confirmed this year was in March in a dog from Savoonga on St. Lawrence island.
 Rabies is known to be constant ly present in Alaska, Dr. Gibson said, and dog owners are urged to keep their animals protected by vaccination since the only known means of protecting hu- mans against the disease is through total immunization of the dog population. He said that eradication of stray dogs is part of the rabies prevention program.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-09
Senate Approves $7l2,9OO,OOO
 Foreign Aid Bill

WASHINGTON, R - The Sen ate has approved $712,900,00O foreign aid program after beat ing back efforts to trim the total and to ban any further assistance to Communist Poland and Yugo- slavia. The big measure auth orizing continued military and economic help to free nations was passed by the Senate 51-17, at the end of session that lasted until close to midnight. On final passage, 26 Republicans and 25 Democrats voted for the bill while 8 Republicans and 9 Dem- ocrats opposed it.
 The Senate approved the total recommended by it's Foreign Re- lations Committee which had cut President Eisenhower's request by 229 million dollars The House version, passed earlier, is no million dollars smaller than the Senate total.ln1 Nhr
 The bill now goes to a Senate House conference to reconcile diff ferences. Conferees usually split their money differences roughly down the middle.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-09
WOMAN FREEZES WHEN
 BANK RoBBER ORDERS HER TO HAND OVER THE MONEY

LOUISVILLE, Ky, B - A ban dit pointed a pistol at bank teller Mrs. Carleen Mitchell Friday and told her to fill paper bag with money.
 Mrs. Mitchell didn't budge- but it wasn't because she was stubborn. q shook all over. I didn't move except to shake" :" she said later
 The banks manager, Charles R. Schmitt, gave the man $2,748.
 The bandit took a final look at the quivering Mrs. Mitchell, and said before departing:
 Get her to the rest room. She is going to faint"
 Mrs. Mitchell didn't.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-09

MIAMI, Fla, R-Now it's toll catwalks.
 The Dade County Commission has agreed to build fishing cat walks equipped with 10 per cent turnstiles along the Ricken- packer Causeway between the mainland and Key Biscayne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
BIZ THE EVENING STAR
MANAGER TRAINEES

Due TO rapid expansion we pro-
months Here is real career OPP
portunity for young men with
initiative and above-averase in
telligence. Must be n to 80 and
own an auto We pay good start
ing salary plus auto allowance
while training for a MANAGEMENT
position.
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DINING ROOM

5-Pc Lexington Suite. Solid Ash In AppAlach hi
Provincial Ranch tan hnlSh
Oak and Grey 6-Pe Dinette Set
N-Pc Mahogany Dining Room Suites (Ebt
Manufacturing CO..
Stewards Town a-Pe Dining Room Suite
ape Dining Room Suites iSeltgl finished
Mahogany Pewter, FlAmlngO Blue
Stevarts Town Ebony S.Pe DininE Room $500
Italian Provincial ape. Dining Room
Drop-Leaf TABLES ---.--'- 49,.
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FuRNITURE-studio couch: clean

FURNITURE-Studio couch; clean.
good condition, SO: maple double
bed, SIS; Bendlx auto. washer.
$50 VIII. 2-3S76.
FURN.-2 newly upholstered sofas.
JE 2-223s.
FURN.-Incl. 4-poster Tester beds,
mahog chest. lawn and rec. furn.,
misc. pcs: best offer OIL. 2-3ll6.
FURN.-Din. rm. set, including
buffet and china closet $50;
refgr,, SIS. AP. 7-S64O.
FURN.-3-pe gray sec. sofa. table.
reigr., misc. chairs etc. 432l
Tuekerman ST WA. 7-27l5.
FURN.-Mahos. bedrn. suite. Hoi-
lyvood bed. charcoal desk, chairs.
other items. IA. H979s.
PUNITIVE beds, plastic head
boards, . dreSserS; also beauty
shop equip.' driers etc reas.
FURN. -. 3-pe, bedrm suite. mel.
SSxs sp 8, so % sht., 49, chest e
sofa bed match. chr SIS d.
rus, SO Admiral console. TV,
u in. $50 IA. 7-SOiS
FuRN.-Movine, bedrms break
fast and porch furn.. and many
misc. items reas ia. R-S344
FURN.-g-pc walnut din. rm.
suite, SO; cocktail ant lamp
tables, S25, round ANTIQUE cherry
table, SOS JE 2-65d..
FURN.. new--Sl29 section. sofa,
I 500; S2I9 SO bedrm. Sl2S. S2da
Hlde-A7Bed. 500; sag So dinette,
! 500, lawn furn hall price, etc,
4Ol1 MINI. ave ne
Bedroom set 500; box
spring extra; drop-leai table, cot
| fee table. SIS each. .ramed pic
lures So EN- 2-29S8.
FURN.-Sofa and chat, $50; din.
set. $40. other HOUSEHOLD items.
sewing machine, $40. JE. 2-S6SS.
GAS, CEILING, UNIT HEATER. SIS
! BTUS for store warehouse guar
anteed $40 1871 kennedy NV.
RIA. S-0343. -
GAS RANGES. new used. inStalla-
tlun, PEERI ESS SAILS co. 2aJ7
Ga, ave NV. AID 2.2i0O
GAS RANGES, used, new $40 up
Easy credit. ACME STOVE CO.
4 l0ll eth ST NV, IA. $685.
HEATERS, ranges stoves new.
used gas, oil coal. WOOD. ACNE
STOVE, l0ll 7th nv Ma. s.Sa59,
HI-FI-Complete system. GArrard
changer with diamond, BoEen
/ tuner, Williamson amp custom
I preamp.. University coax. Spkr
/ 81 in. nv All custom installed IN
2 cabinet S35u. LII. ;-i436.
HI-FI radio photograph console.
Olympia. 3-speaIer AM Pm ra-
dio; blond nnlsh Si25. LU.
! 4-S726
HI-FI-Bosen turntable and arm,
G-E cartridge and diamond used
very little $50, "A 1-510S
HILL Carlson de luxe, natural
finish, handrubbeo walnut en-
closure with Wharitdale IS in,
over New price SSeS. sell for
/ $40 Also custom -built base re-
I fe1 enclosure, natural birch new
/ $50 sell for $50 OIL 1850
I KITCHEN REMoDEIING, all
brands uf wood or metal sabinetN.
DISCOUNT PRICES ~ 7-5pa9.
( LATHE MILLING MACHINE. paint
I spray compressor tools electro
mechanical gadsets ViriAc in
Federates Paradise RIA 5000.
4 ~ 5-4213
LATHE, wood 90 in fee plate,
! chiselS, $50 Call ate q pm,
/ EV 4-3S35
LIV. RIM. FURN. and Misc very
reasonable good condition RA,
MASSAGE MACHINE-ps luxe Nj
agara TheTmo- Cyclopae set. in
case ) mos old sos. .erms IA.
MATTRESS. double. and ,ox spring:
D y 4
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HELP-WOME EN-

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK and
general ONCE work: will train for
bookkeeping machine, 5-day week,
Mr. MCRRIS for appointment.
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BEDROOM

3-Pe CoTdovan Bedrm suite, Chestt Double
Dresser. Mirror Bookcase Bed
Stewards Town Bedrm Suite Fbony APE with
Chest ~" dresser, Mirror Bookcase Bed
ape Danish Walnut Bedroom Suite
Stewards Town 5-Pc Black and White
ape Set, Silver Grey, Chest Double Dresser,
MirroT Bookcase Bed
3-Pe. Danish Walnut Closeout from Dixie
b-pc Italian Provincial Suite IN Puce
ape Stewards Town. IN Bone White
b-pc French Provincial Bedroom suite with 20
Dresser m Antinse White and FruitWood
3 Pc Blond or Cordovan Bedfm Suites Dresser
Chest. Bookcase Bed --.-
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Statesmen

Sell to established outside &C.
counts debit exper helpful, car
necessary. salary and commission.
man earning $4,000 or better only
WASHINGTON FURN. CO., ll45
9Th ST NV
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PANELING
ALL TYPES, EXCEL BUYS
ARROW LUMBER CO.


ARROW LUMBER co.
Spruce 10000
PIANOS Used tpnaht, sa3 up;
new spinetS. $50 recouditioned
apartment upri.hts. SGD up.
E0zenS Oi other iaTgains ST 3
$500 PIANO MART 1913 TIN
81 nv open thursday EVENINGS.
PIANOS have 1 few real values
] IN used spinets ami consoles such
{ makes as Fischer knabc, stein
way. Esley story q CLARK Winter.
/ Gulbransen. Hurll2er and Bald
Hin Acrosonic Pine 81 $4,000.
I JORDANS, corner 18th and O
SIS nv OPEN THURS. EVES
PIANOs-JORDAN's branch stores
ell have cOmplee selection o.
I pianos and urEan for sale ur
, rent Plenty Of pakinF space m
front Of each ftOr, 1882 De0rgla
/ ave Silver Sprifg 5lgg Lee
highway Arlington. gfl5 Princess
Anne st. FrederiCubufg silver
Spring and Arlington stores are
open evenings
PIANOs-By many requests due 10
1 Indictment weather KITS con
1 tinues Their stOre vide sale 81
I tamOus-make plano tnT0uEh Sat
uIday March ist Lowest pricea
. - Wv NNAA AftA 1850" hAANh WV
/ in-a-year event KITS. 1880 q
~ NV. RE 7-62il
P1ANO--Bfand-neN fne quality.
I splnet pianos. sos Among many
Z great values during KITS store
VIDE clearance Of ilff pianos Bale
{ continued thrOugl Saturday.
/ March LIST Lowest prices Of The
I year KITS. 1890 q 81. nv
RE 7-b2l2
PLANO Bradbury uDrisht. GOOD
condition sloO IA S-p2al
PIANO-M Mason 4 HHmln upuRht
Call u 2-223s
PIANOS upughts. sl5 Up. Spin.
3 ett consoles. RTandH s2a5 ID
| terms open every eve aid al
/ DAY sun Estab 1901 10 HAEF
I FER'B PIANO SHOP $50 Elnifhnt
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PIANOS AND ORGANS Uwd tpln-
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/ from $50 eiec Oteant. > InH and
10 used Efands ap' lprighih,
consoles ~ lowest prices in y &
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snq Ftlday ~ pm SILVER
shing drive. ~ a-G33s
PIANOS FOR RtNT -htv and used
spinets, cOhsOlta Efands and W
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( bay Hauling extra JORDAN d.
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/ ala ave Silver spflng phone 10
Z BEL lb3I 24lb Princes Anne g..
] ftedefifGsbufE phone EEHfN b.
/ 1872 Fuil selection At III store
Silver 5Dfing and Afhnfton stores
open evenings
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HELR--w6aEx
SECRETARY

Permannt position availabl fol
young lady with at last 3 YEAR
Experience as a Technical Secretary
Duties include dietation and tipping
6-day .40-hour week, liberal en-
ployee benefits. For interview cal
VIII. 2-7200.
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ORGANS

Become a Hammond orRanist in
seven weeks For $50 We deliver 4
I Hammond spinet to your nome
1 This Includes sewn private lessons
and teaching mlteria.
Campbell Music Co.
Hos O st NV ID 7-s464
PAINT AND WALLPAPER, diseon-
tinued cOlOrs ani oyerst0ck paint.
II, ~, ~ al NORTHWEST
WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. 1914
I'm 81 D n s. L-lMnI
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Statesmen
SALES POSITION

SALES POSITION
Product acceptance and expan-
sion create an opening Tor sales
man in the Washington area.
The Product. A highly successful
and exclusive new THERMOFAX
process made by MINNESOTA
MINING AND MANUFACTURING
Position enjoys prestige, excellent
income based on commission and
company benefits Auto necessary,
II you are between u and 50
with initiative and neat appearance
call W. F. Drake, GALLANT, INC
Elk. 3-2552. for appointment.
SERVICE STATION MECHANIC,
white. tune up brakes and general
service station experience. Local
reference Apply in person. CON-
NORS, INC, 272l Naylor I'd. sc.
SHOE sALEsMAN-Ful time: must
have experience; good starting
salary plus commission apply IN
person. IDA'S DEPT. STORE, 1901
GeorRia ave NV