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Friends, oh those good inten-
toned friends who have neither
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and a double and drove in nine
runs to lead his team to its first
twin-bill triumph of the season
He followed this with another
three-run homer to pace the Tribe
to a 81 victory over Boston in
the Red Sox' Fenway park.
Minoso was one of the sparks
of the resurgent Indians. His hit
ting in Washington and Boston
lifted his average from .285 to
.306. He raped the ball at a 1852
clip, with IL hits in 26 trips. He
had four home runs, scored six
times and drove in IS runs.
That put the colorful outfielder
among the American league lead
ers in batting and in runs batted
in (42).
White SOx GOofed
Minoso also contributed to the
Indians winning streak with fine
defensive plays.
Lane said all the talk about
trading Minnie was just talk.
Il told the White Sox to forget
Minoso."
The White Sox were trying to
get Minnie for two reasons.
First, they think he could add
some punch to the lineup. He was
traded to Cleveland and in Deem
Der, 1857, on the theory that Al
Smith was a better outfielder than
the 36-year-old Minoso Also, the
Sox got Early Wynn, a pitcher.
Secondly, Minoso was - and still
is - a tremendous favorite with
White Sox fans. 1t is significant
that the White Sox drew less fans
last year than any time since 1850
1t was the first season since 1851
that Minoso was out of the White
Sox lineup.
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

If with pleasure you are viewing
Any work a man is doing,
If you like him or you love him,
tell him now.
Don't Withhold your appreciation
Till the parson makes grafton
AS he lies with snowy lilies Ger
his brow.
For no matter how you shout it
He won't really care about it,
He won't know how many tear
drops you have shed.
If you think some praise is due
him,
Now's the time to slip it to him,
For ne cannot read his tombstone
when he's dead!
If he earns your praise . bestow
it;
If you like him let him know it;
Let the words of true encourage
ment be said
Do not wait till life is over
And he's underneath the clover,
For he cannot read his tombstone
when he's dead!
Author Unknown.
Isn't it strange how quick friends
are to criticise when you do ANY
THING the least bit wrong? But
how slow they are to give one
little word of praise when it would
mean so much to a friend, es-
pecially to a child.
When the report cards are given
out many a child suffers pain when
he or she has to take a report card
home that they know is not as
good as the older sisters or broth
ers.
When Bertha las I shall call
one), took her card home she
tossed it on the table. Mother
asked what she had thrown on the
table and Bertha replied, moth
ingw So mother asked her to
hand her what she had thrown on
the table.
AS Mother read the card she
gave Bertha one look and said,
JUST YOU WAIT UNTIL YOUR
DAD SEES THIS" That was at
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Peach Of a Rice PC (; 3iI,

..,,,,. TO saucepan. Add l ta6ls.P s.,
,s' COok and sdr over low "s''
Cor about 4 minutes or So =
N.x,.the time TO add l cup sl'csa
~ - Pour gu, OfP.n imnsd'.'sly'
P I'M oovered. Fold IN u cup cream
VIII. whipped, just before serving -.
90, your family tonight with TINS
49, -, ,.,ch Of a nee pudding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
vou can make II in Y "

!, . saucepan combine u cup Mln ..';,5
r. R;oe~righ, out Of thep.ctassm~ -,
= I'd ls cups milk. Bring to full DS'l !
remove from heat, cover; 's'
. ,s;n~,es. Fluff occasionally.
IN bowl combine l egg. y cup up s .w.II
and : teaspoons lemon rind. ADD .a;n , ~sIi'
,uo,,ut Of hot rice MIXTURE ''
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Stenographer

High school graduate. 20
70 IS yrs. old. with prior
once experience as a steno.,
for permanent employment
In an active advertising or
newspaper production once.
Other than routine steno-
eraphic ASSIGNMENTS adding
interest and diversity
Reduced work week now in
eject Offering more free
time. periodic pay increases.
liberal vacation allowances.
and very shortly the con-
veniences OF working IN a
modern totally aiT-eondi-
toned newspaper huildina
Apply Personnel, RIM 500,
$3.50 I'm TO 3.30 . m week
days. No phone calls
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HELP WoMEn
SAT,ESWOMEN


Experienced only, full time. fnesi
sp0rtswear shop. upper Conn. ave
CASUAL CORNER, EM. 2-52l2.
sEAMsTREss, experienced, 70 WORT
on draperies ~ shop: fun or par
SECRETARY, law once: pleasant
w0rkink conditions, 5-day week
Q TO 3 pm, 3 years office expert
enee necessary, yearly salary
s4.100; aae not over 80. CAT
Ma, $4,000.
SECRETARY. personnel. 5 days;
GOOD Advancement. start Sa,B40
ST., r. G., JE, 2-7272,
SECRETARY. to exchange officer
shorthand and typing REQ l.; knoWl-
edge OF military correspondence
helpful Apply al personnel office
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE. Bids T-3Sa,
SECRETARY. Rosslyn. no exper
nee, accurate typinR; 5 days; SJ.s
up. POTOMAC EAfPL., 2334 vii.
son blvd, ia. $4,000.
SECRETARY. with average typinr
and shorthand, for position IN Law
once. where she will be trained
10 earn $500 and up after gain.
inR proficiency, Friendly once
where individual identity Is main.
tained Start S325 KEYSTONE
EMPLg 927 18th st, NV. DI
7-2306.
SECRETARY = Perm. position fol-
neat. intelligent person bet. 25-40
experienced in std1ography OF
dietaphone. For abpt. Call NE
$500, Ext. 26l.
SECRETARY, exper. Some book.
keeping knovledge: for research
CORP, Bethesda; Good salary
OIL. 6-9550,
SECRETARY, with patent law ex.
per, Dictaphone- shorthand: start.
Bldg, NE. s-447e.
SECRETARY - Nationally known
Arm Bethesda area shorthand I
must. Vacation and company
benefits Free parking facilities
5-day, 4O-hOur week Call MPS
MTNNTDKG nj. R.n9Gn
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HELP WOMEN
aTKNo0RAPnER. full or nart

sTEN00RAPHKR, full or part time
electric typewriter; perm, position
ABBY End a., 1722 Eye 81. NV.
sTEN00RAPHER with shorthand
or dictaphone eNpef. for research
organization. 5 days, $3.50 10 $3.50,
vacation and retirement benefits
6l3h Kansas ave. ne. Ia o.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
sTENoGRAPHERs
ELECTRIC TYPISTS

Interesting assignments in nation
ally known firms. Ideal II you're
between Jobs or an ex-secy. LOOKING
for Short-term Jobs Work on our
payroll Top hrly. rates. No fee,
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SECRETARY, personnel: 5 days;
good Advancement. start $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL. l04 Z. Broad
81 y q If n.rosn
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sITUATIoNs-DoKEsTIe

COLORED GIRL desires days work.
experienced. ironing. have own
trsnspoTtation Ii 1885. 22'
COLORED WOMAN wants Eh.E.,
Five DAYS q week or day work
De. 2-5s65
COLOREp GIRL. desires dsyl
work except Mon. and Sat 10
4-O064.
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HELP-W0MEN

sOLICITORS-Ladie,
with pvt. unlimited dial phone
earn extra money at home. Full
or part time. Paid on a pre-eall
basis Written reports required
Phone HE. 9-3279 between Z and
" m
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IcoNrINUEpl
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUs S4.75; bed. dresser. chest
OF drawers 500 so: chairs 81 so;
encyclopedia sets $3.50. auto
matte washers 500 50i Frigidaire
S4g.50 table radios ~ .a5, lie
saw $1,000. new mems hats
- 95; all mems suits and coats
- TO Slu, none higher. Childrent
coats S2.gb, none higher; new
mems shoes S3.i5; mems white
shirts 99c, sofa bed and match
ing chair, slight DAMAGE, $40. 30.
cash or credit BARGAIN EAIR
STORES, 1929 l4th ST. nv, 29l3
l4th 81, NV,
ADDING MACHINES, REMOVAL
SALE, bargains in new and recon-
ditioned machines. CIRCLE. 6l6
9th st. NV. at @. DI. 7-7312
ADDING MACHINES, brand-new;
$3.50.
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sITUATloRS-WoMER

CLERK -TYPIST, eolored, desires
position; some knowledge OF short
hand, exper. in meeting public
BACKGROUND. 10, l-4S25
NURSE, prae.. post natal, GONZALES
eence, senile care, exper,, excel
refs LU 4-2694.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, spe
cialize in invalid and child care
Good refs, 10. 2-2S26.
STEN0S.-For exper. part TIM
seeretarial help, day or eve. cal
PERSONAL SECRETARIAT, DI
1886.
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aAMdsLErss' sAp 2Sas , 70 \, Torl
YIN Hn uI. hbSuilea AZ n IlOp' luIl oI paIl
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SITUATI0NS-MEN

CONSTRUCTION, mechanical OF
electrical helper, labofer, rough
painter, age 80. HO. 2-2624. 20'
MAN. colored. desires work as
porter or truck helper or laborer
LA. g-2241.
MEN available for all types house
work, yardwerk, paintins' car
clerical help SALVATION ARMY
HARBoR LIGHT. NE S-4532
FX-MARINE. colored student, de-
sires part-time work. Neat, reli-
able. AID. 4-9041 after pm.
SPOITER. colored man, desires jot
in D. c. or Va; 10 years exper
on silk and wool. IA. 7-0676
YOUNG MAN wants work in eoun-
try Is. Md as houseboy HANDY
man; exper. drives tractor FE
3-5225, bet. 9 and =. 49,
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SECRETARY = Perm. position for
neat. intelligent person bet 25-40,
experienced in stdnograp or
dictaphone For abpt. Call NE
S-3130 Ext. 2Bl
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Telephone Survey Work

Part time. MORNINGS; white: good
salary, plus commission. Apply
ZOO Minnesota ave. Sc, Mon.
day through Thursday l to g pm
TYPIST, must be speedy and accu.
rate; miscellaneous work, book
keeping department: between 35
and 40 years OF age; 5-day. 35.
hour week. $50 per week TO start
other benefits. Box 444-G, Star
TYPIST. white, age to 30; sc
W.p.m. salary open Call MISS
LUCAS, Elk. 3-5400.
TYPIST-sTENOGRAPHER - Accu.
rate typist: unuer 50; IBM cleo.
trio, some steno. challensing posi-.
ton; 35-hr. wk.: upper NV. Office
$40 a wk. to start. EN- 2-S2O0
TYPIST-CLERK, fast and accu,
rate; permanent position. largt
general contractor. downtown
Washington air conditioned ONCE
5-day, 40-hr. week. AGE 2b-40
Salary open. Call Elk, 3-353S
for interview.
TYPIST-PBX OPERATOR. 5-day
week, including Saturday, no nigh
work; ne. resident preferred
FRONT sharing, many company
dement's. Apply Mrs. Doffort
HECHINGER CO., 18th and H SITS
ne. No phone calls
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SECRETARY. TO exchange officer
shorthand and typing REQ =; knowl-
edge OF military correspondence
helpful Apply al personnel Office
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANlE Bldg T.nAn
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}
$50 30 500 %
S2l9 Slos
80. .oo.
80 90.
j,
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SECRETARY

Permanent position: large general
contractor: downtown Washing
ton; air-cond office; 5-day, 40
hr. week. age, 800 excellent
tipping, ayerase shorthand. good
telephone voice. salary open. Call
EX. 3-353S for interview.
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Dear sGeorge:

BASKIN PURS. corner Sth and G
SITS. NV, is going all out to give
Washingtonisns the best values in
fuTs and sample coats on your
birthday. Nothing will be held in
reserve including every new and
slightly used mink garment of
every description. Truthfully, !
will be satisfied to get back cost
even though today'S wholesale
replacement is higher Keep this
confidential, George, Just tell your
friends. Friday, Sat. and Aon
are the days.
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SECRETARY, TO $500

For legal ONCE. top fight, not over
80. ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY.,
III l4th st. NV, RIM 311, DI.
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TYPIST

Permanent position available in
correspondence department Of
PUBLISHING ORGANIZATION,
for rapid typist on IBM electric
machine Some dictaphone expe-
rience helpful Excellent benefits
and surroundings. Call Elk. B.
033S.
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MARIO FUI

Open Daily Til q PM.
Wed, Sat and Sun Til g Pm
FURN.-walnut. 4 pc. bedrm set
and lamps: coffee table: q hp. all
cond I6 Gu. #. Amans upright
freezer: wash machine. VrinRel
type Call after $50 pm. EN-
/ 2-l35O.
lFURN.-Unusual oriental coffee ia.
BILE, imported, round, nd carved
nd, finished 10 s-671l aft. 4:30
FURN.-l Duncan Phyfe tble., 4
| chairs: 3 end tables, hide-a-bed
. rugs. FE. 1858.
FURN.-Auto. washer, refgr, 81
in. TV, liv. nm bedrm suite
dlnette. etc. Best offer. Must sell
IFURN.-Jr. dinette table, 4 chairs
buffet china cupboard, $50. sin
gle bed. Sl5 Hoover sweeper, Sl5.
ia 7-59s7.
FURN.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. also
lamps. tables, desk, rug. 10. z
Sl66 after 8.
GAS RANGES, used. new: $40 up,
cary credit ACME STOVE CO,
l0ll 1th st. nv. MA s-S902.
GAS RANGES, new. used. installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO. 2231
Ca ave NV, AID 2-2100
GENERATORS, STARTERS. 81 $50
up. lEe assert. electric motor re-
pairs: 41st year CARTY'S, 1905
l4th. NO 7-0224
FURN.-Complete bedrm. and d.
refre unigr liz I'm 0fheF odd
pieces Best offer 10 7-31ls
FURN.-BEDRM. SUITE. mos. old.
3-pc. with Sesiy mattress and
box springs, nisht tables. .
coiee table, neu Hotpoint IN
portable TV with stand. no
2-5I5l, Ext. 7l3.
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EDUCATIONAL
SALESWOMAN
TO EARN $1,000

A month by representing in this
area a leading ethical, nationally
known school Home study courses
In airline training. (Hostesses, Re-
servationiStG commandments,
Radio Operators, Passenger
AgentS) Due TO the appeal which
these courses hold for both girls
and young men, we keep you well
supplied with top quality leads.
Outstanding placement record.
Demand exceeds supply Of gradu-
ates. Pay after employed tuition
plan. Liberal commissions and
bonuses. We require top notch,
experienced. conscientious, bond
able woman, with serviceable car,
able 10 travel 1870 miles OF Wash
ington, d. G. Must be Immediately
available. Interview by appoint
ment only. Phone MRS. l.. c.
CA0LE, Ma S-4420
GIRL to do general once work.
knowledge Of typing and book
keeping desired. Call Mr.. JAMES,
SIP. $4,000.
GIRLS, clerical, for office work
must be fast and sceurste, for for
posting; Apply GRAYsToNE
LAUNDRY, 22i6 sth st. NV, AID.
$4,000.
GIRL FRIDAY, white. 81 to 35
pref, high school graduate for
very small ONCE. Type, file, simple
records, etc. Salary open, Phone
RE T-p0II for amt
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SECRETARY

Attractive secretarial positio n
available with national trade as
ISOLATION Dupont Circle area
min tipping speed IS w.p.m. and
shorthand req All standard bene-
FITS plus merit review program
providing individual recognition
Phone DE. 2-1050, ext s.
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WOMEN, 81 TO 81

WHITE
Local once of large New York cor
poration needs women to work
with local supervisor interviewing
young mothers. This is permanent
full-time work. Average $50 to sra
weekly. Write, giving experience
and phone number to MRS. ATH-
ERTON, 6410 Gries ST., Apt. CD,
Seat Pleasant. Md
WRAPPER for small packages for
mailing, hours 10 to $3.50; 5-day
week, permanent position. Apply
2nd floor, 1872 Eye st. NV,
YOUNG WOMAN--One of Washing
tons leading corsetieres wishes
to train a Young woman Tor part
time work Reply stating age
education and business experience
Box lj9-G. Star
500 A WEEK can be yours. Ma.
tionally advertised Tupperware OF.
ferS you q pleasant, profitable
career Phone RA, 3-3227 OF KE
$3.50.
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TYPISTS. SOS

TYPISTS, SOS
Upper Conn. ave. Form letters,
zen. ofc.; 5la days. ALL-oFFICE
EMPL. AGCY., I'll 14th st. NV,
RIM. 3ll, DI, 1862.
UNUSUAL WOMAN with pleasing
personality and car, who needs Il
increase family income. II you can
work 20 or more flexible hours,
No canyassing, parties or eollee-
tons For interview appt., call
RE 5000.
WAITRESS. white. experienced
Apply ALCOVE RESTAURANT
643 d ST. NV
WAITRESS, white, 2l-35. Apply
in person. DINO RESTAURANT
1905 Suitland I'd. sc.
daywork, 9 to 6
kNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT
9USH Baltimore blvd, College
ParR, Nd, WE. 5-6S43.
1913, no Sat
OF Sundays. Apply in person.
ROYALE ANGUS PRIME BEEF
HOUSE, 1885 Columbia rd. NV.
part time; good hours
good pay Apply in person. HOUSA
OF HENLEY, 7lO9 Marlboro pike
District heights
" ESSES (2), nightwork:
eXper in food handling Apply
PACIFIC RESTAURANT, 1929 s.
CaDifOl st Sc
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HELP-WoMEM

NURSE. registered for internal med
vacation and stck leave dement's,
free medical and hosp. coveraee.
bea salary $3.50 year; pro-
vision for yearly increases. Ex
3-5a3s
NURSE, R.N., as supervisor for
large sanltarium; new ant. GOOD
salary. 10. 5-2291,
NURSE, white: with some knowl.
edge OF physical and occupational
therapy Live in. 10. 5-229l
NURsE-sECRETARY, white. to worn
In nv. doctors once. typinE re-
ouired. Call CO. 5-0S97.
NURSE, white, live In. s-houi
shifts in Silver spring home fol
aged. Nonsmoker, nondTinkef
Under 90 Ju 5-l443.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER. Alex
tull charge, exper.. am. or pm
mrs; sl.75 hr. POTOMAC EdPL.
Gil King ST., Alex, XII. Q-5055.
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mai va u J ulllN
LIVING ROOM

3-Sleep couches W
innerspring mat
tTeSses. opens 10
sleep > Grey. tur-
quoise or brown.
3-Hish-Style Dan
ish walnut living
room chairs, foam
rubber seat and
back. I'm orte d
frames.
| High style Thayer
Coggin Original
modern foam rub
Der blue sofa. in
Guiding bumper.
Beautiful Thayer
I Coggin Original
sofa, all foam rub
Der with 4 loose
back cushions. high
style, modern gold
and yellow stripe
Exceptional value.
3-DecorsJor 1n-in
10 lO0-in. sofas,
all in white nauga =
hyde " foam rub
Der at 2 price
! Exquisite French
Provincial see
tional sofa. lovely
turquoise fabric
tufted back, all
fFuitWood frame,
foam rubber
10 > pc. L win Z
Room suites, couch
converts into bed
matching chair, in
charcoal brown
etc Cancelled
orders from fac
toIVi.
2 Well = constructed
3-pC. curved foam
rubber SectlOnals
/ Graz or blue.
I 10 Occasional Mod
! eTn ThayeT = Cog =
gin Benches Solid
walnut. 3 to 5-ft
lengths. besutifully
uuhOlgtPrpl =,
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Nurses Needed

Women, lS-65. Take Nurses Train
ing IN spare time. Day, evenine
and Sa. classes. Short Simpis
course. Free placement
ENROLL NOW FOR FEB. CLASSES
ALSO DOCTOR' S ASSISTANT. DEN
TAI ASSISTANT AND MEDICAL
SECRETARY COURSE. Free Book
lett Visit, write, phone.
National Institute OF Nursing
Victor Bldg. gll G Place NV
ASK tor MISS ROSS. ST. 3-367l.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRLINES NEED

AA4ASA@AANAAO ANAAA1A
Young men and women. The air
lines are calling o.. US tUr moe
personnel than we can supply.
Airline expansions are creatii 3
/. many new Jobs; also vacancies
due to marriage, etc, must be filed.
Public contact duties in reserva-
tons, communications, passenger
AGENTS and hostess fields High
school graduates. 17-3S Interview
by appointment only. Phone Mrs
c V. Davis at once. MA. S-442O,
WEAVER AIRLINE PERS. TRNG.
FORMER his. and coli. teacher Gin
beaut. oid reSidencel prepares pu-
pills for his. equivalent rating" OF
coll. entr. exams. XII. S-2g62.
2I'
HIGH SCHOOL at home in spare
time; standard test: low mo pay
ments. Write for bulletin Of
American School, estab ISg7
DEPT KF2-C 2. o. Box SO.
Bladensburg, Nd. Phi Wa 7-3e22
LEARN TIPPING. shorthand, IBM
keypunch PIX: expert teachers
DAY or eve Low cost TEMPLE
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BEDROOM

2!--:i-pc. "a sic-WltZ
cherry suites. con-
ten porary modern,
bed, chest, Ore sell
mirror. over
Unusual j-pleCe
Selling Originals
modern suites, in
natural cherry. a.
inch triple dresser,
42X5lX!u c h e s I.
double bed, :. OK
oulsite mite tables.
Wholesale price
3-Silver grey Ape.
suites; chest, dress
er, mirror, double
bookcase bed.
Extraordinarily hne
values IN a 3-pC
modern W a In t
suite. double or
single bed, double
dresser. m irf r.
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DINING ROOM

S-Magnihcent 10
pc. suites; George
town Galleries,
Mfrs. PARK Lane
Group CUntemLO-
rary Italian Mod :
ern, Sable-tone
walnut. 6@@-.nch
oval table. 2,-in
2-pc. China, 47-in
server, :, arm ana 4
SIDE chairs.
Unusual 9-piece
modern suites,
Selling Originals"
in natural cherry
66-in. China, GA
in. oval table. .
arm and 4 side
CnalFS Win loan
rubber seats.
l-S-piece Stewards
town suite, in
cherry tan, China
table, 8 chairs. Over
s." era d d o c K "
cherry suites, con-
temporary styling,
all glass front
China, drOp-ledf
table extends to
over so inches, b
gka4rc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Argentines 10y
Wreath at Statue
OF San Martin

Ninety-two Argentine naval
midshipmen participated in
wreath-laying ceremonies be-
fore the statue of Argentine
liberator Jose de San Martin
on the Municipal Court
grounds.
The midshipmen and four
officers, all members of the
Argentine Naval Academy, ar
rived on a training ship in
Philadelphia several days ago.
They drove from Philadelphia
yesterday to tour the United
States Naval Academy at An
napolis and earlier today laid
a wreath at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier in Arlington
Cemetery.
San Martin is revered as
the founder of Argentine in
dependence who later led his
liberating army across the
Andes to free Chile and Peru.
Argentine officials at the
ceremony today included Fran
cisco Bello, Charge d'Affaires
of the Argentine Embassy. and
Admiral Mario Robbie, naval
attache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Cat Sufuris Cut
Into Herd Kept
By Woman, IS

Slowly but surely. the Animal
Rescue League is reducing the
cat population in and around
1885 Quincy street NV.
That's the home of Miss Mary
I. Moriarty, IS, who has made
two Municipal Court appear
ances since neighbors and po-
lice complained she kept as
many as so cats in her house
and yard.
Yesterday, while Miss Mortar
ty was in court, league men,
bers were at her home trying
to add to the total of Is cats
bagged during two previous
trips.
This time, after five hours
work. they found two. hiding in
the false bottom of a bureau.
In an earlier court appear
ance. Miss Moriarty had been
given until yesterday to get rid
of the cats. Yesterday, Judge
Mildred E. Reeves, apparently
satisfied that progress was be-
ing made. granted her an addi-
tional two weeks to finish the
cleanup job.
James H. SouderS, a veteran
of the cat Safaris on Quincy
street. said another trip may
be necessary.
There are two-no, guess
three-cats still around there, 1"
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12

hawk Cemetery in Stanley
Kans.. where Mr.. Fletcher:
parents are buried. He learned
that the family plot seems tc
have space set aside for Mr.
Fletcher
Mr.. Colt and Mrs. Hughes
were to go to the morgue al
3 pm. today to claim Mr.
Fletcher's body. 1t will Their
be sent to the Lee Funeral
Home for cremation and ship
ment to Kansas.
Offers Of Help
The cost, expected to be
about 5000, will be borne by
all three, Mr.. Colt, Mr.. Quinn
and Mrs. Hughes-plus Con-
gresham George.
However, several other per-
sons have called Mr.. Quinn Of
fering to help out.
Its really been amazing the
way people have offered tt
help" says Mr.. Quinn. "Ont
lady called and said she didn't
care what religion he was 81
what he had done before-ht
ought to have a decent burial.
The only problem remaining
according to Mr.. Colt. is pro.
viding a headstone. I'VE hope
somebody out in Kansas car
take care of that" he says.