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WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 3
(AP) Seven white men have
been arrested in connection
with the first of two explo-
sions that ripped through q
Negro home.
Delaware State Police Capt
John Herbert said after yes
terday's announcement of the
arrests that officials expect
more to follow.
Capt. Herbert did not ex-
plain whether they might be
in connection with the first
blast April 7 that caused
$500 damage or the latest ex-
plosion last Sunday that COM
pletely wrecked the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rayf1eld
The Rayf1elds and their teen
age daughter were not at home
at either time.
The RayfieldS were the first
and only Negro family to move
into the previously all-white
nearby community of Collins
Park last January.
Plagued by Demonstrations
At the start they were
plagued by demonstrations
Then things quieted down I'M
til the explosion April Z.
There were no other demon.
strations or violence until Sun
days explosion which COM
pletely ruined the .$13,50(
home.
The Rayfields are staying
with relatives here. They plar
to move soon into a mouse
here which they rented from
Francis A. Levering, jr., a rea
estate agent, who sold then
the home in Collins Park.
The Rayfields were not i'm.
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Argentina City
HitbyR Riots
General Strike
Called in Tucumur

TUCUMAN. Argentina, Aug
70 (AP).-A general strike was
called today in this capital of
Tucuman province to support
striking sugar workers after a
wild night of rioting. One
worker was killed and the gov
ernor stoned.
Police rescued Gov. Celestino
Gelsi from a mob which rushed
his car and burned it. Among
I18 others injured in the fight
ing were IS policemen, in
GLIDING the inspector general,
Nabor Sosa, and three strikers.
Gov. Gelsi blamed Commu-
nists for stirring up the dem
constructors who set fires and
attacked private homes before
order was restored in the cap
ital at midnight.
Seizure Demanded
When the fighting Gained
down, the Tucuman General
Labor Federation proclaimed a
general strike until the gov
eminent accepts the strikers
demand and seizeS the sugar
plants.
The sugar cane workers are
demanding more money. The
mills have countered these de-
mandS by insisting the gov
eminent increase the price
level on sugar to meet any
pay increases.
Sugar prices in Argentina
are fixed by the national gov
eminent with the top 14.5C
pesos per kilogram CO. pounds)
on domestic sugar. With the
peso valued at IL cents this
means price of 7.9 cents a
pound. Mill owners are re-
portedly demanding the price
be raised to Is pesos.
$4,000 Spark Riot
Police estimated 10000 Strik-
erS surged into this provincial
capital at the foothills of the
Andes last night to spark of
the demonstrations.
Only about 1000 of the strik-
ers took part in a pitched
battle with the police in front
of the justice. courts.
The glare of fires seen in
the distance indicated strikers
had set fire to sugar cane
plantations. Reports reached
here of demonstrations in
other big sugar-growing CEN
terS-Tafi Viejo, Conception,
OnteroS and Famailla.
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Radar Spots Missiles
Fired at 5000 Miles
MonitorCun
Also Detect
Atom Tests
By the Associated Press

A new radar device to spy
across oceans and give a quick
report on ballistic missile
launchings is being developed,
the United States Navy says.
The radar also could be used
as one means of detecting
sneak tests of nuclear weapons
in violation of any interna-
tional agreement.
DR.. William j. Thaler of the
Office of Naval Research and
father" of the new radar
setup, called Project Tepee,
said last night:
Il would hope you could
double the warning time"
This would mean that the
United States would have al
most 80 minutes instead of Is
minuteS-possible under the
United States system now
being built-in which to launch
counter-weapons. Military men
figure it would take about 80
minutes for a missile fired in
Russia to reach the United
States.
DR.. Thaler, 80, who lives at
1921 Tilton drive, Silver Spring.
talked to newsmen about the
project. Asked if the Navy had
tested the device against Rus
sian 1CBM test launchings, he
replied, mo comment"
5,5OO-Mile Range
Trials with the device, which
he said is still in the early
"breadboard" developmental
stage, have worked at what
amounts to intercontinental
range-5,500 miles.
DR.. Thaler said the device is
located at an undiSclosed place
in the continental United States
and picked up the ballistic
miSsile-nuclear explosive tests
made last summer in Project
Argus in the South Atlantic
and the Johnston Island tests
in the Pacific.
However, the New York Times
said today that several stations
are now in operation, adding:
The number and locations Of
these stations are secret"
The Times story continued:
Soviet missile and satellite
firings have been monitored
for the last several months
from locations within the
boundaries of the continental
United States"
The newspaper also said:
The system can also de.
termine the location of missile
launching sites and can eval-
uate the performance of a
rocket thousands of miles away.
Such information has already
yielded important guide lines
on the state of the Soviet mis-
sile program"
If the detection equipment
will spot a missile within
seconds or brief minutes from
the firing time at a range Of
more than 5000 miles, it would
appear to be better than the
Air Forces BalliStic Missile
Early Warning System now
being built in the far north.
That conventional, although
long-range, radar system is
designed to detect missiles at
distances of about 1000 or
5000 miles-after they are well
on the way toward target.
The new device carries the
name of high frequency ionos-
See RADAR, Page A-3
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Labor Bill Proponents
See House Passage
Week Of Debate Will Sturt Tuesday;
Heavy Mail Flow Backs President
BY the Associated Press

Proponents of three different labor control bills agree
that the this year will pass kind of bill aimed
at labor racketeerS.
week of debate the bills begins in the House on
Tuesday of them has the support of President Een
hover who appealed Thursday night to what he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
AS GEORGE
WANTED 1T

THE FALLS CHURCH will at last
conform to George Woshineton's,
2ooyeor-oId plans for it when a
new remOdelins project is COM
pIeted in October. See story on
Poee A-8.
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President Due
To See NAT0
Heads in Paris
Conference Is Set
After Macmillan,
De GouIIe Purleys

The White House announced
today that President Eisen-
hover will meet with officials
of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization early next month
in Paris.
This conference with Joseph
M. A. H. Luns, president of
the North Atlantic Council, and
Paul Henri-Spaak, NATO gen.
eral secretary, will take place
after Mr.. Eisenhower's meet
ing with British Prime Min
lister Macmillan and French
President Charles de Gaulle.
The White House also said
today that Mr.. Eisenhower will
talk to Italian Premier Segni
in Paris. Mr.. Segni will visit
Washington on September 80.
Mr.. Eisenhower is due to fly
to London August %. After
comforting with Mr.. Macmillan
and possibly visiting Queer
Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle
in Scotland, he will leave Sep
TENDER 2 for Paris to meet
President de Gaulle.
NATO Date Not Set
The White House announce
ment today did not set a date
for the meeting with the NATC
officials, but it indicated that
this would take place within
a few days after the talks
with President de Gaulle.
president Eisenhower is
looking forward to this oppor-
tunity to renew with the Presi-
dent of the North Atlantic
Council and the Secretary
General of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization important
aspects of the current world
situation of concern to the
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
zation," the announcement
stated.
President Eisenhower'S in
tended meeting with NATO of
ficialS next month recalled
earlier reports that a formal
summit conference" of all Il
members of NATO might be
held this year. Such a confer
ence, however, seems unlikely
if only because of President
de Gaulle'S announced unwill-
ingnesS to attend such a gath
ering.
May See Adenauer
officials in Washington ano
Bonn also are discussing pos
Sible meeting with West Ger
man Chancellor Konrad AIDE
nauer.
Mr.. Hagerty announced these
details of the Presidents Euro
pean itinerary as the Capita
continued preparations for So
Wet Premier Khrushchev's visit
September IS. The President
will return the visit by going
to Moscow later this fall.
The State Department sale
that Secretary of State Hertel
would accompany the President
to his meetings with the alice
leaders.
Mr.. Hagerty said he did not
See EISENHOWER, Page A.;
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'PoddIe>WheeI' Fixed
In Deep Space Orbit
Will Reveal Radiation Belt Secrets;
EIIipticu Path to Last for Yeur
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

Americas most complicated satellite in firm, deep
orbit around the earth today which will enable it to
battling secrets of the throughout its life of
year
The 142pound satellite called Explorer W.
launched from Cape Canaveral yesterday atop three
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Guide for Readers

Amuse'ts A-l2-l3 Lost, Found A-3
Churches A-S-ll Obituary 49, AS
Classified A-l6-23 Reel Estote
Comics BIOL B-l-9, BIZ
Crossword BIO Society $500 Bill
Editorial -----A-4 Sports A-l4-lS
editl Article A-5lTV-Rodio Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK (AP).-Following are
the sales (add 00l. high, low, closing
price and net change of the 20 most
active stocks for the week:
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TILE u/EATuED Full Report
IHL TEN on Page Al

Mostly cloudy tonight with chance of
showers; lowest in middle COS. Some
cloudiness tomorrow and continued cool.
Temperatures Today
Midnight u 8 am.-73 Noon -73
6 a.n.--72 10 am.--74 p.m.--72
Evening star., 1959-11-12
draperieS
Washington store only

4 Prs. Acetate and Royon An
tque Sotin TroVerse Droperies,
print, pieoted 48" wide to the I.
poir, 63 and 90" long
2 Prs. TripIe-Width 90" long
Droperies, as obove 3,
6 Screen Print PoneIs, ocetote
and royon antique sotin, 48"
wide. III" long
DRAPERIES-Wa WaShinnton. Ith
Evening star., 1959-11-12

FURNITURE-WoshinOton. Sh Fl.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
.u.rrr - LAlVSBURGHiS
Friday bargains
E> ad sei" purchases rarkao omy:
and special purchases -. Washington and langley
Washington and LonsIey Park

Washington store only
] Imported Bross 6-Lite Boroque
chondeIer 1895 10000
LAMPS-Wdshtn0ton. 6th Floor;
Langley Park LoUer Level
Evening star., 1959-11-12
BARGAINS FOR MEN


5l-Res. s.ss Studio and Doveno SIpeovers l49
I5-Reo 1903 90 Veretion Blinds some incomplete 100
3s-Ree 3 80 Fitted Mattress Pods twin size .-- 2.65
5o-Reo 81 Scatter Ruus cotton posteIs 3Se
2o-Res. 399 Chenille Bedspreeds, full or twin tor 500
loo-lnesuor 6se Muslin OF Pereoie Pillow coses. white
postes 42x36" TOR 90
3o-Res. l.9s Patterned Rugs, OrientoI design 9se
3S-Ines. 500 welI-to-Wol Bethroom Rugs, 5x6 IT,
with motehne lid cover --------- 3.SS
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TRANSIT, $3.50
ia. 2-05l9 After $50 P. M.
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-M.W.
(coNTlNUEDl

WINDSOR HOTEL. 1912 18th 81.
rooms. Single, $3.50 wk. Double
Sl9.5O. Also monthly rates.
1880 18th ST. N.W.-In former
LEGATION BLDG: lge. light comfort
able rms. under careful manage
ment, h.-w. h., ample closet space,
refgr, Shown week days 9 to 2
pm. Sat. . to 2 pm; $50 10 $50
5III CONN. AVE NV. = Studio
couch, refgr.. run. water in rm
Semi-pvt. b.; linens; SOB mo, Nc
lease req. Gentleman. EN-. 3-3707
1922 18th N.W.-Motel-s sgles
dbls., $40 up: mod. rug, disks
lmps., Mrs, studio DDS. decor, etc
GIG RITTENHOUSE ST. NV. :
Furn, rm. for lady; kit. privils.
excel transp. RIA. 6-0047.
81 MASS. AVE. N.W.--1 rm:. fol
transp. NE. S-2619.
1888 PARK RD.-Loyely clean rms
Yng; men: sglei, dble' maid S ssry
1915 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Nr. bath;
nice home; empl. or retired gentle
man: reas. RIA. 6-S274.
COLORED-CALIFORNIA ST. NV
-Sgl. front rm.; sgl. gentleman
only; cow transp. LU. 4-6Slb,
COLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM, u
blk. carline, for single person;
privils.; IS wk RA. 3-4017.
COLORED-SINGLE FRONT RIM.
near Transportation; gentleman
preferred. DE. 1888.
COLORED-REFINED LADY OR
GENTLEMAN. Board, il desired
or home privileges. Exclusive
neighborhood. Conv. transp. and
free telephone. Ia. 9-3679.
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PIANOS-Get our quotations On
brand-new standard makes of
pianos before you buy. Also a GOOD
selection Of used instruments al
bargain prices. over 100 pianos
to choose from at the PIANO
MART, 1015 9TH st. NV, phone
ST 3-R2Nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

TRUMPET with casei excel. eond,
500 or best offer. WA. 4-9b49.
TUXEDO, tailored broadeloth, me-
dunn, about $500. fancy vest,
dress shirt, l5is, jewelry. ties,
etc, all $50. OIL, 2-424b.
TUX. TROUsERS-Attn, walters
lightweight. from Longs formal
rental dept. We're $40; sell S3.95,
73l 9TH st. NV,
TV. i7-in. Emerson Console, sc
model ImnaahoGa; good condition
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.
(cONTlNuEpl

P0ODLEs - Black miniatures, 3
months, Axe, Permanent shots
Call JE. 3-la63.
POODLEs; wen bred. Axe, toys,
Minis, colors, shots, GROOMING
CHAMP. STUD, Du. b-b9lS.
POODLES
Black. miniature and Moyen, Axe
registered. Championship stock
EN-, 3-0S7b,
TERRIERS, mixed breed, very
small, well marked; wormed; $40,
Call SIP, J-3773.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO.. JO. 5-5040
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. = Front
end loader. 4 in ] bucket. No Job
too sml. or too lge. Prompt efiic
serv MR.. HUDSON. VIII. .2-2757
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lcONTlNuEDD

I4ss NEWTON ST. NV rms,
Du. 7-9231 or III, 2-2852.
1890 o ST. S.E.-Lov. b-rm,, pvt
bath apt, Nicely furn. 2, 3 empi
WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE.
S4O9 18th ST, N.w.-Pleasant apt,
Tor rent, bedrms., liy. rm.,
kitchen, bath. co, 5-i996.
ls4s 18th ST. N.W.-LSe, 2-bed-
rm. apt; newly decorated: clean:
nicely furnished.
3O25 18th ST. N.W.-Efic. apt,
furn.: S62 so mo-, utils incl. Adults
only. See Res. Mgr.
/ BEDROOM, liv. rm., kit. anC
bath, close-in Sc. Wash, conven
TO Military and Govt. bldgs. OF
WA bus line. Nice furn. 10
1909 vARNUM ST. N.W.-For cple
or sgle.: bedrm., liv. rm., kit. ant
bath; refs. req, $50 month.
9th ST. NV, bOII-Bright q rms.
kit. and semipvt. bath: 500 mo
Inspect any time.
18th ST. NV, I7O6-Large studio
kitchen, bath with tub and show
er, no. 2-9390.
2 B.Rs., liv. rm.. kit, pvt. bath
entire End A.; children welcome
Utils. furn., S110 mo-. 1S42 Mon
roe st. NV. HU, 3-6441.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

PIANOS = To facilitate beginning
students in school piano classes
We are selling a limited number
of new pianos at HALF THE REG
ULAR PROFIT. We also extend
the privilege of returning the piano
within 90 days should your child
not learn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

PIANOS = Store wide expansion
remodeling sale now in progress
New and used brand quality spin
cts. consoles and grand pianos;
substantially reduced for quick
clearance KITS (Washington's
Largest Music Store). 1880 G St.
NV, RE 7-6212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

SEW. MACHS., brand-new, 1858
famous-name; reg, S1S9.50; or
sale, S4995, cash or terms; del
and guar. Call HA. 2-9039 now
SHOPSMITH and model Mark v
wig saw and extras; S275. CT
6-261o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Pianos
BALDWIN
AcrOsOnic

These magnificent pianos
reflect the finest creative
talents of the World
Famous Baldwin Piano
Craftsmen.
ALSO
The lovely new Howard
pianos, built by Baldwin,
are now available for i'm
mediate delivery. Regular
$695-Now $545, including
Matching Bench. Free
Local Delivery and Bald
win Guarantee. Less Than
Bank Interest Budget
Plan.
OUR S0th YEAR
OpEN TrtTtrpaDAv ruusNyrNrsa
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
AnartnentS
lcoNTlNUEpl

Dohu " bHu AlhuhHnh ANg. Oh.
via public transportation: i-bed-
room apartments NOW available.
Applications accepted for 2-bed-
room apartments. Call LU. 2-S2s5,
once, 2O0l 3Sth St, Sc. OPEN
daily o a.m..b nm: Sun. I p.m.-
pm Also furn. apartments.
GEORGETOWN, 5000 P st.-Lovely
2-rm. hskpg, apt. with log firepl.,
air conditioner. Decor, aristocratic
address. Open daily.
GEORGETOWN, 25Il Que 81, NV.
Large l-bedroom apt; $40
mo-; utils, and secretarial service
included. DE. 2-1S1l.
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt. homes
from the Capitol. overlooking
suitland pkwy,, oxon Run PARK
course, open TO publiei ] bedroom
and porch, $7l to $500; 2 bed
rooms and porch, SS1 to S94 so
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
scaped; quiet, friendly neighbor.
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt, large
rooms, ample closets, porch cow
rear stairs to spacious fenced In
lawns for safe play; plumbing In
kitchen for washing machine, out
side drying; industrial storage
lockers, building wired for all
conditioners; short walk to tive
l-fare buslines. shopping cen.
ter, schools and theater; ofi-street
parking. Good Hope Hills is west
Of Naylor rd. in vicinity Of 30tf
between 10 am. and $40 pm
1900 Both st, Sc. LU. $4,000
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
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STORE FIXTURES-Approx. As #
of drugstore wall fixtures ano
wrapping counters, with plenty Of
small drawers, can also be used II
variety store, machine shop ano
hardware. 2123 E st. NV. DI
7-4SS2
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XII. 9-1850

2109 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
PIANoS-JoRDANS have a good
selection of used Spinets and con-
soles at bargain prices: choice of
such makes as Mason & Hamlin,
Chlckering, Story & Clark, Lester
Betsy Ross, Baldwin Acrosonic,
Guloransen, Kimball, Wurlitzer,
Estey. Stelnway, Winter and 9TH
ner 18th and q sc = ". ~
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1925 18th ST. NV. Comfort. rms.
elev., switchboard, TV, men anC
women; meals optional. DU. 7-7666
~ IN YOUR RM., front studio. re.
fgr., grill, foam mattress, S12-S16
615 22nd NV. Elk. 3-6636.
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I4ss NEWTON ST. NV rms
Ryt' bath man Or LADY: $50 mo
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.


CAPITOL HILL. PIP 5th st. ne
Nice bedrm., $50 mo-: man IRE
frigeratorl. Ii. 4-2534.
S. DAKOTA AVE, 382I-2 adjoin'
ing rms. for 3 or 4 girls; home
privileges; pvt. home. LA. 6-0952
1885 FIRST ST. NE, NO. 7-S996
COLORED-IO QUE ST. NE
Lovely rm. for single person. home
privileges; COW. transp. DE
2-0455 or RIA. 6-7SS7.
COLORED-ROOM; refined, settled
lady; share home with widow
ne. Ii. 6-0424.
COLORED-LGE. RIM, next Il
bath, quiet home, kit. privils.. neaI
employed person. Ii. 7-307S.
COLORED = BROOKLAND =
single room, employed gentleman
government employe or college
background. LA. 9-1469.
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OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
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FARM AND GARDEN


iU-ooof, oV iuS, .------------SS IA
M EcfG;aO p ga mos loo.iO. i .97s
Cottonseed meal, l00.lb. - :, 4.3e
Bonemeal, 26-lb. 81 AS: 100-lb. 4 .9h
Perennial Rye Grass, 20 lbs. 4.9s
Creeping: Chewing fescue, 10 Id 7.ll
Cow manure ldehyrdl b0sibs, l.7H
Lime, so ID. soc; Tanbark, q Blu. 50
(Will buy used Roto Tiller)
Open Dawn to Dark--Sunday 10 20 4
AZALEAs, caIpellias, hollys, choice
Holland bums, plant now for
spring beauty. ROTH'S, 1890
Colesville I'd, Ednor, Nd.
BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS for
grading, excavating and land
clearing. For free estimate call
UN. 4-S533: nights MA $4,000.
COMPLETE TREE sERvICE-Top-
moval; also lots cleared: free est
sea. firepl. wood for sale MID
COASTAL TREE SERVICE. JE,
2-620S.
FALL LAWN SERVICE-Trees fed,
cutters cleaned For sale, euony-
nous, soc; peach trees, 81 and up.
HA. 2-S427.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sod, 35C
ptI v. yutt pAnlbH bAohSpAAeh
LOCUST FENCE POSTS, AKA, 8. 8,
10 IT. lengths. Also round posts IN
various lengths. ia. 7-9219.
SCRAPER BLADE, 3 point hook up
for Ford tractor, practically new
sos. WE. 5-5652.
TOPSOH-Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and. greenhouses: very
reasonable. 10. 7-4333.
TOP SOIL, finest quality, rich and
clean: 4-cu.-yd. load, Sl6. MAN
GELS. HE. 4-7649, tn. 2-342S
TOPSOIL, ideal for lawns, green.
houses: I'LL dirt bluestone, gravel
black sludge, sawdust. HART1NG
SP. 3-5S00.
TOP soil. no weeds, clay. or rocks;
this rich loan is prepared special
for lawns, prompt delivery, Mary
land and D. C. Z. VIEWS, TO. g.
5141, anytime.
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STOVE

Oil sapce heater; S15. 70. S-33s6
STOVE, Coleman natural gas; 25,-
600 btu. wall type for fraction Of
cost. New condition. Ideal for
rec, rm. or garage, etc. Phone
WA. 7-S753.
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ROOMS FURM-S.E..S.W.

S.E.-NICELY furn. rm.. II bath;
no children. 10 1894.
1918 CAPITOL S.E.-Redecorated
furn. rm.; kit. privils. Ii. 6-1812.
/ Ice, SLEEPING RIM, cow. to
bath, sc. area. Gentleman pre-
ferred. CALL LII. 4-5133.
COLORED Sc, FURNISHED
ROOM for a nice refined lady.
Ii. 1882.
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1408 CHAPLIN ST. NV

Downtown-2 rms, kitchen
AND bath III se5' ptil sc;s sStrs.
400 Chaplin st. NV CO.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

REFINED WOMAN desires house
keeping room in OakvieW or Lang
ley Park area. HE. 4-l907.
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PIANO, spinet, S275; buffet and din
rm table. 500 IO h-4RSQ

PIANOS, Spinet pianos from regu-
lar stock reduced to S425. Choice
Of mahog., walnut, ebony or
blonde. KITS washington S
Largest Music Storel, 1890 G st.
NV, RE. 1922 alexandria
Branch, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave.
Open ewes. til o. Sat. til g..
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PIANO, $25; sewing machine. $50:
1949 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan, needs
minor repair. $50 or best offer.
Columbia pike at oxford ST, 3rd
house on left.
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PIANO, PLAYER. electric baby
grand, Aeolian movement. with
rolls and bench, $3.50 or make
offer. JE. 2-9162.
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Ais THE EVENING STAF
Washington. D. c.
SotUTdoy, October ", 1859

PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights, smartly styled
in a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students; S195 up
i BEEE Music Sea c eoeiVfiTyo s c q st
NV, DI. 7-S464.
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BYuvARPly b q R,EINP arIHI o gYss
Marlboro pike, District Hts, Nd
cOuNTERMAN. dav or nirht work
Esod pay, eood workine cQpdi.
Arl., MARio's PlzzA HOUSE
Apply In person. $3.50 Wilson
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We nave an OptnInE TOT IN OHtFs
eetic, experienced man. He must
be capable Of expediting.. taking
bids and awarding contracts.
This man must now be employed In
this capacity and when he proves
his ability and loyalty he will be-
come construction manager OF q
large prominent construction COM
pany His opportunities for adj
yancement viii be unlimited and
he win be compensated common
surate with his worth. This Is an
opportunity seldom available
Please give complete resume Of
your experience and past accom-
plishments. Please do not reply
unless you are experienced seeking
q Job because Of present limited
raefrIeted onnnrtunifv ReDlies