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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

AMER. U.--sPRING VAL. AREA
5OI2 WEAVER TERRACE NV.
OPEN SUN, Is. Fine big s.
bedroom, 2la-bath brick ram
bier with center hall, sep. din.
rm., large all-elec. kit, screen
porch, full basement. Wonder
full close-in location. Asking
$4,000. Mass. Ave, to Ward
Circle, left on Nebraska Ave.
(which becomes Loughboro Rd.),
left on Arizona Ave. 1 block TO
Klingle ST., right TO Weaver Ter
race, left to home. Mr.. Morris,
WO. 5000.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14

Adams is a member of Maysville
Baptist Church. the Buckingham
County Lions Club. a past com
mandel of American Legion Post
%. a Sind degree Mason and a
member OF the Buckingham County
Democratic Committee He has
been active III Red Cross and civil
defense work in the county.
Sta on. lifelong resident Of
buckingham county and merchant
there for Is years is proprietor of
the Clover Farm store in Bucking-
ham CHI. Station, in announcing his
candidacy for sheriff. said he plans
to devote full time to the duties Of
the position if elected.
Educated in Buckingham county
station II member of Maysville
Baptist Church and a member of
M on Lodges Taylor III at
ScottsYllle aud 242 at Buckingham.
Seeking the James River super
YiSor seat. Pearson Is retired dis
tlct superintendent of the state
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14

Highway Department. He has been
4 member of { lie Buckingham
County Democratic Committee for
20 years; is a member of Masonic
Lodge 242 and is on the Board Of
Deacons of Union Baptist Church.
His wife is the former Mary Nor
gan. Of Andersonville and they
have six children.
Smith. Al. is a partner in Smith
Chevrolet Sales at Scottsville. A
native Virginian he was reared al
AppomattoX and has been an auto
mobile dealer for "a years. His wife
is the former Sallie Sutton OF
Manteo. and they have two daugh-
tiers. He announced his candidacy
for the seat on the board Of super
visions several weeks ago.
All other county officers have de-
clared themselves for reelection.
They include: John c. Spencer. for
clerk of the county: John R. Snoddy
Jr. Commonwealth attorney.
Malcolm NJ Sadler, treasurer. and
w. A. Wood. commissioner Of
revenue.
Thomas B. Hall. ST.. Maysville
district; B. D. LeSueur. Curdsville
district: M F. LeSueur. Marshal
district: Nelson Tindall. Jr.. Slate
River district. and K M. Beasley
Francisco district. have announced
for reelection to the board Of
supervisors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14

post. Springer served as district
supervisor. vocational rehabilitation
service. Stale Department Of Edu-
cation. He was secondary school
teacher. with The exception Of mill
tary service, until late 1896 In 1947,
he was assistant professor of Eng
llsh at RPI. and in the following
year he became district supervisor.
on-the-Jo JOB training, State Depart
ment Of Education In July 1919 he
took the rehabilitation appointment
with the State Departmental Edu-
cation a position he held until April
HI Is 4 member Of the National
Vocational Gul ancc AssOcia
ton and a professional member of
the American Personnel and Guild
ance Association
The New Program
The WAS new program, Dr.
Grier said, will be one of coordi-
nauOn, Y y. recommendation
and information dissemination
Springer will determine facilities
available to recuperating heart pa
tents, and he will recommend ad-
ditlonal services, if needed
He Will work with appropriate
groups, both local and statewide. to
formulate immediate and long
range goals Of program develop
nent Or Grier explained that he
would be responsible for spearhead-
ng an Intensive program Of rdnra
ton and information about The
needs Of caldiacs for rehabilitation
and how they can be best met
Results anticipated. continued the
a ociation president. ante an I'M
creaSing aWareness BY physicians
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14
blcklngham County Report
Race For Sheriff TOPS
In Political Arena

Two candidates for sheriff h e
incumbent. Herbert B. Adams and
newcomer to the political arena
Robert b Station. provide Top bill
ING IN Buckingham cA,n.ys two
contests for positions III the July IA
primary
The only Other contest m TIE
county Is for the supervisor seat
vacated by DR.. w. A. PENNINGTON
VINO is running for the House III
Delegates. The James River Dis
trlct post Is being sought by Hal
l. Pearson and Charles N. Smith
Elected to office in l947. Adams
was a state trooper and state DO
nee investigator from 1897 to 1912
ID 1872. he entered the United
states Naval Intelligence Service
ne served as an Intelligence Off
Ger until 1876 when be returned to
buckingham county and was
elected 70 the position of Sheriff III
- post he ms nov held fol-
Y years
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14
Springer Directs
Rehabilitation OF
Heart Patients

Jennings B. Springer became eli
rector OF program of rehabili-
tation established by the Vlrginii
Heart Association. April /.
TIN new program is designed 10
help return heart patients to usefu!
living Appointment Of Springer to
the executive position was made by
Or George S Glier III Of New
port News. president Of the associa-
ton.
A native of Buckingham county
Springer graduated from Hanpden-
Sydney College, magma cum laude
with an A B degree ii 1888. He has
done graduate work at the Univer-
sity Of Richmond and Richmond
Professional Institute
Held State Post
Prior Ia acreDf9ncp of hi- new
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14

Mis- Betty Broa 4 4 Ii Bruce.
daughtcr Of Mr.. and Mr.. RoWlett
II Bruce. Of Buckingham, is one
Of NIX jnnlors maioring IN psy-
cholosy NJ Mary va iliigton COZ
lee Who have been tapped by Psi
Gin,
Psi CAi IN national honorary
psychology society
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-14
employment

an
greater use existing facilities.
and increase number Of Richmond
chronic cardiac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
tcoNIlNUEp)
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

A MODERN BUILDING Of 10000
interchange, with rail siding, re.
cessed truck docks, one-hoor plan
Priced right 70 substantial tenant
Phone Union 4-s003, or see your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Tree Shaded

Towering oaks surround this 3-bed
rm,, 2-bath brick rancher. Paneled
rec. rm. with fireplace, farm,sise
kitchen, earport may be used es
screened porch, bus TO town "a blk
away. Immediate possession. S24,'
$50 with 30-year FLA financing
Call now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
FARMS
MANOVILL
REALTY CORPORATION
10. 4-8440
VIRGINIA FARMS

Sh acres on Lee hwy. Modern
d-stucco rambler; 8 rms.
flrepl., gar, outbuildings. Make
excellent kennel; $l9,950, $500
cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AEJyAAo ROMEO ,S7 t-pa.s;, coupe
PkYig'o l5is %s = Is M 'g IT, m'a NV 'S sSiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
GARAGES
TRAILERS

GENERAL-'56, 3O' long, ideal fol
young couple bedrm. excel
cond., furn.: $4,000. CIR. 3-OiO5
HIGGINS. ALL ALUMINIUM CAMP
ING TRAILER; sleeps 4: excel.
eeond.' good tires; $3.50. JE. =
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S49.Qh0
RANDOLPH D, ROUSE
ENTERPRISES


wEsToyER. By owNER-2;bedrm
half bStS cA Isl SoSn'S or tSird 'f Sed snS
trees. FLA. $1,000 Sl,O50 dn'
approximately 500 per mo. 5Sls
18th I'd. N. Arl.. Va. KE. S-6S24
WHEEL CHAIR = cOntemporar,
ThesI eha i9's sonth i of soa
500. so. 5-431S
A-ACRE WOODED LOT, beautiful
shrubs and trees: long, low brick
rambler. Three large bedrms,,
large I vt isPS ren MI, Sp DAYLIGHT Tm by ymt
point: specially priced at 500, 900,
Call today, JE. $4,000, WIN. A,
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
5 MINUTES CHAIN BRIDGE .IIE.r5 =
CLUE Club HILLS fIiIs'e AREA. 1n% SshlSt1
all brick Colonial with terrific
level fenced yard: 3 real bedrms
and all-tile bath on I'd floor; cen.
ter entrance, large living rm. with
fireplace. SEPARATE DINING RIM.
all-electric kitchen. i2-bath, plu:
large screened side porch cpeninl
of kitchen and dining rm. CEN.
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING PRICED
in low 20s-hurryl Call METZLEH
Realtors, ia. 5-7575. After 8 pm
CIR. 3-2254.
S18,950-BY BUILDER
ANNANDALE AREA-New 57-tt. g.
bedrm brick rambler; ~ baths
with carport. large kitchen; on "a
acre Call after 6 pm. IA. 5-7l90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
JACK BLAIR & co.

Mobile Homes OF Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains. Nd. West 4-4B71
4 Mi. South OF Waldorf on Rte. 30i
5PARTAN-SPARCRAFT-AVION
LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
46xl OFT. MAGNOLIA, 1905
TO 6-Closed SUM- PM. Wed.
MUST SAC. $50 Magnolia 46-foot
washer, Tv set, excel. cond,. can
finance. Best offer by July rs
Call PA. 5-5629 9 to 3 pm
NEW MOON house trailer, 33-ft
long, 3 rms, bath; $1,000 nr best
oner; will trade for car. Ii
4-l2l1.
SMOKER. 1854. 35 It., . bedrms.
hunks, air-cond.; excel. cond.
$3.50 down, S2,I5O. WE. 5-5702.
TRAILER, 81 ABc: good condi-
ing machine. steel kitchen: ST.
900 and take over balance. Call
ia. 4-5649.
TRAILER-For sports or race car
can be towed at good speed. S375
AL WALL, Falls Church, Va. JE
TROTWOOD TRAVEL TRAILER,
SO, sleeps 5: completely self
contained and gas equip: S2,0S4
WE. $4,000.
WANTED, house trailer in trailer
park, not over $1,000. Phone JU
5-3343, IL a.m.-5 pm.
1858 RICHARDSON, 1870: Q bed
rms, front kit, washer and avn
ing; 1895. so. S-9547.
1859 WINDSOR, 5OxIO IT.: q
months old: must sell during
July. Best offer over $4,000.
SCHNEIDER's TRAILER HAVEN,
Route No. 355, Germantown,
Nd, WA. 6-14S0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

trans, Wv. tires. FACTORY AIR
CONDITIONER. This 4S,000-ac-
tual-mile auto is a beautiful -
tone gray with an ivory top.
Perfect for the hot weather. A
wonderful buy at $3.50. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS. 1906 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
by Far the Finest

FAIRHAVEN CLIFFs-25O II. water
frontage, fully furn. house, com.
handing view overlooking bay
Excel. buv. Must sell. EN-. 10000
LONG BEACH, MD, on Chesapeake
Bay: > choice lots, side BY side,
only $1,000 for both: reasonable
down payment and monthly pay
ments. MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
10, 4-S44O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SMALL EsTATE-Year round home
along Skyline ;lI..d Drive rive. Is MI from on
Blue Ridse Mountains: gorgeous
Biz family house IN fenced area,
surrounded by 20 acres Of wood
land; has 4 bedrms., 2 baths, Ice.
uv. rm., din. area, 2 kit, . en-
closed porches and l big open
porch, fireplace. oil neating sys-
TEN, Q water systems, small swim
ming. pool, cleo. and telephone.
Furnished and ready for imme-
diate occupancy. Direct sale by
owner. Property shown by appt.
W0. 6-5626, 7 to o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
TRIANGLE FORD

Your Friendly Ford Dealer
301O r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1003
BUICK 1856 Century hardtop; q
powerful car in top condition;
radio, heater, power windows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
S18.95O-RY BUILDER

ANNANDALE AREA-New 57-ft. g.
bedrm brick rambler; y baths
with carport. large kitchen; on "a
acre Call after 6 pm. ia. 5-7l90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
WESTGROVE
LUXURY

New brick rambler all air condl-
t BEDROOMS. ~ baths, formal s ain.
ing room. recreation room and
room for additional bedroom or
Doctors once, plus patio, porch
and double garage: on large corner
lot under spreading oak trees and
with majestic view OF the Potomac
River, Corner OF Westerove blvd.
and Marine drive. Shown By
APPOINTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
NEW WAREHOUSES;
With Choice Offices
and Showroom
8. DAKOTA AVE. AND
KENNEnY aT ME-

KENNEDY bT, NE,
one-story BLDG. In units Of 1880
cell. height. Paved off-street park
ing tailgate loading. suit. foI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD lyons

really serious illness without the
help of a good psychiatrist-and
so I want you to meet my wife,
Maureen" He described his
first day in the Senate when
everything was the distin-
suished this and the distin-
guished that" He said to his
wife: Its like when you buy
olives at the supermarket; even
the tiniest olive is referred to
as colossal"
Neubereer mentioned TV
westerns which show so many
people killed by guns in the
pioneer days. Overlooked is the
fact that in those days many
more were killed by diphtheria,
pneumonia. strep throat. etc.
The lesson, he said, stresses the
Importance of research-how
grateful we should be that
someone in France invented the
stethoscope and how much we
owe the common aspirin. Neu-
berger said he'd introduce four
bills to raise taxes for research
then quoted Oliver Wendell
Holmes: when I pay taxes !
am buying civilization"
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himself In q fencing duel with
the defense. and who. regard
less Of the liehtneAs OF evi-
dence against the defendant.
Is out 10 convict, convict, con-
Wet.
The iudge-and this. too. IA
not always true--is a man
whose wife "a certain that he
lhould be eracing the Supreme
Court bench, or the Federal
court, and who 10 not as much
concerned with justice as he IA
with reversible error. He. too.
has q tolerant nod for re-
porters because he learned
long ago that one must live
with them.
Sometimes, when the Judge
feels that he Is not getting q
sympathetic press. he viii call
a few OF the boys into his
chambers for a cigar and a
drink. and a little chat about
the case "on the record" He
pours. He holds the lighter.
He hopes that he is being a
regular guy without appear
ing 10 slobber.
JUSTICE-that's something
else. A true appreciation OF
justice embraces not merely
a reading Of a law, but the
spirit and the intent Of the
trainers Of the law. Some
times, even the legislative
bodies which frame the laws
have less regard for justice
than for q poor relation.
A high-minded Assembly,
man or Senator may intro
duce . good law. but his
conferees win amend It. dilute
it, weaken II, attach riders
tc 1t. and nullify It's nobility.
The masters Of ambiguity can
bend a measure until, in eff
feet, it says nothing about
nothing in several thousand
words. This is thought to be
clever.
Know anyone who can Ak
a parking ticket for me? /.
(copyrieht 1859,
King Features Syndicate, Ine.)
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THE EVENING STAR
Wsiklngioa. D. G. Wsdaeiday, Msy 8, 1859

might draw on highway rules
of-the-road for purposes Of
analogy. its decisions In such
cases depend upon common
law rules Of negligence and
not upon any statutory trai-
nc regulations, In other words.
when you operate your car
within the borders Of a park
Ing lot. your best protection
Is caution and common sense.
You will not be able 10 de-
pend upon any trafhc tech
nicality In order 10 win your
case II you have a collision.
The decision OF the Miehl-
gan court In this instance
seems 10 be In line with most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
The 9 most-asked questions
about air-conditioning

1. Il home air-conditioning now
within my reach? With recent product
improvements in air-cooled equipment at
lower costs, air-conditioning is now within
reach of average homeowners. It is no
longer considered luxury. Residential air
conditioning is an investment that pays
dividends in personal efficiency and property
improvement. In recent years. churches,
restaurants, stores, Offices, even buses have
air-conditioned. People who work and travel
in air-conditioning find they work better,
think better. feel better. When homes are
air-conditioned, the family sleeps better.
weather discomforts. Hay-fever sufferers
and heart patients enjoy great relief.
Mothers housework goes much easier. Air
conditioning keeps the family together and
happy, adds to its prestige and popularity
in the neighborhood. FeU home Improve
ments haUe more desirable and profound
effect on peoples liUes than air-corditioning.
2. What kind Of air.conditioning
il best for me? Depends on whether
you want to air-condition a room or an
entire house-a house in construction or an
older one Here is a guide:
Room Units-recommende for apartments,
Offices. homes Ohere only partial cooling is
desired Room units are available for through
he-wdu or Window installation. They are
portable and can be removed. In many cases,
they need no additional Wiring
Add-on Units-for central Gir-corditioning
uhere homes hdUe a wdrn air heating system
with adequate ductyork A cooling coil is in
stalled in the duct system and a refrigerdting
system installed outside the house. Cost is lou
and results quite satisfactory.
Attic Type-for central air-conditioning in
homes where the heating system cannot be used
and sufficient attic space is available. A self
contained unit is installed in attic and con-
ditioned air is distributed to all rooms through
prefubricated duct systems and ceiling griIles.
Electric Heat Pump-for neW home con-
struction or as replacement for the present
heating system. The Electric Heat Pump is an
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similar cases arising in recent
years.
II should be noted that we
are not speaking here Of Sit
uations which involve the
owner or operator Of the lot.
or one OF his agents. as ona
OF the parties 10 the accident.
That "a a different matter
which brings In different
duties and responsibilities.
All We are talking about are
instances In which two or
more customers OF the lot,
the owners Of the autos them
selves, have an accident while
driving on the parking lot.
Sundey: Toh tods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
JIM BISHOP:
REPORTER
First Look Around Is Painful

prssSroom better than they
know the corridor 10 the
court. They are always on
q frst-name basis with re-
porters and are always ready
10 do a favor for a gentleman
OF the press. They smell
family OF after-shave lotion
and pinch bottle,
MOST OF THEM speak
eloouently Of the poor de-
PENDANTS they represent, but.
In truth, few Of them do the
work on the case. They have
a thick.lensed law clerk back
In the once who researches
the case. talks 10 the Wit
nesses, hunts the precedents
In law. and sometimes writes
the post-trial motions before
the verdict Is in
They rifle through the
morning newspaper standing
UP. looking for mentions OF
their names and once adj
dresses. They glow Q little
when they read about a
woman In indianapolis who
got away with murder This
excites envy because a lawyer
cannot advertise his talent
except IN unexpected acquit-
tails or small raps for big
mistakes
Mine is a faded view, / will
admit. I think Of q county
lawyer as one whose sole goal
is to free his client, no matter
what the evidence. ! see the
D. A. as q lawyer who fancies
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out Of . feeder lane. she
sued. and he countered with
a charge Of oontributory neg
ligence because she had failed
10 slow her car upon reaching
the intersection with the feed
en- lane.
The court decided that or
binary prudence would re-
quire a driver coming Out OF
a side lane 10 stop before en-
tering the main exit aisle. and
that once In the main exit
lane. q driver should not be
expected 10 stop for each feed
er intersection but could pro-
coed freely 10 the exit al mod
crate speeds. IL awarded
damages 70 the woman driver.
The court emphasized. how
ever. that while the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

The first look around must
be q painful thing 10 q young
lawyer. His ideals are high.
and he approaches justice As
q poor supplicant. He thinks
OF her a. an. unapproachahle
goddess. He soon learns that
abe Is not only approachable.
but Is guilty OF dalliance with
the lowest men In the pro-
fession.
Some lawyers stand by
their ideals. They are found
on the second floors along
Main street In 10000 towns
across the country. They are
stopped, and slow Of speech.
and. when they pull a law
book from q shelf. they blow
on IL and the gray talcum of
inediocrity floats In the once
air.
The youth must learn that
law Is one thing. justice is
another. The two are not
necessarily incompatible, but
law comes first. In 80 years
OF reporting. / have known
almost as many lawyers as ]
have human beings. Most Of
the criminal lawyers are hon.
est about their golf scores.
I do not know much about
civil practice, tax lawyers or
corporate law. But I'm con-
versant with the ford faces
under the snappy Stetsons IN
the county courts. These are
the men in the dacron suits.
the men with polish on their
hngernails.
: They know the route to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Law IN THE NEWS
Porking-Lot Crash:
Who's Responsible

them and the activities which
occur on them as such.
Not long ago, the Michigan
Supreme Court had 10 wrestle
with this problem. A woman
driving her car toward the
exit Of the lot, collided with
another driver who was also
about TO leave the lot. The
woman driver was IN the main
exit aisle: the man who COL
lided with her was coming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
BY PHIL YEAGER
And JOHN STARK

II you have an accident
with another driver while on
a parking lot, who Is respon-
sible and how Ia the decision
NADER
II may seem logical 10 as
sumo that ordinary. traffic
rules apply. but they do not.
Most parking lots are private
property, and the law treats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

important new Development that heats and
cooLs in one compact, efficient unit-Guto-
mdticdLly, safely and flan1eIessly. So clean it
doesn't eUen need chimney. Fully self
contained, it is bdsically refrigeruting unit
that cooLs during the summer and, BY reverse
cycle process, heats in the Wiuter. Both heated
and cooled air are distributed throughout the
house by duct systems Simple automatic con-
trolls are provided for both heating and cooling
year-round.
1t is predicted that at least half of the
central air-conditioning systems installed
this year will be in this areas older homes.
Today, whatever the heating system-un-
less it's open 6replaces-t is at least
one air-conditioner that can make CONVEX
sion to year-round climate control a simple,
practical, low cost operation.
8. Do ACKNOWLEDGMENT require
special wiring? Possibly, depending on
the size of the unit you buy, availability of
outlets and capacity of your present wiring.
New room units using just III amperes, or
less, place smaller load on your wiring, and
may require no additional wiring.
4. What does it cost to operate.
air-conditioning? Conditions vary too
widely. to generalize. The Electric Institute
or any qualified air-conditioning contractor
can give you reasonably accurate estimate
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within ten years, the home that is not ar.cOnditOned
will be considered obsolete.
This settlement not the wishf boost Of or-condionns
lecturer but the published opinion Of The Federal Housing Admins
oon ceused by inquiries received by The Electric institute
Of Washington interest oireondonns Washington widespread
and growing rapidly.
The Electric Institute gladly all such qveons-oeE advice
product information, without bond preference This
service anyone considering the investment electric air.
conditioning.