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Kodiak mirror., 1959-07-18
Johnson Clinic Plans Open House

"Open House" is planned at the Johnson Clinic. Saturday, July 25, from 2 p.m., according to pr. Bob Johnson.
 The Clinic has moved into their new quarters next to the USO. Ex- banded facilities provide for bet ter care of the patient. Doctors A. Holmes Johnson, Dr. Bob John son and Dr. Bruce KeerS are in attendance.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-07-18

JUNEAU (AP)-Gov. William A. Egan said Thursday it was req Sonable to expect settlement this weekend of the strike that has closed down half of the conStruc- ton projects in Alaska. The Cover nor said he was optimistic that workers would be back Monday on jobs at projects valued at more than 40 million dollars.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-07-18
0. A. Torgerson To Head Directors 0f The National Bank of Alaska

O. A. Torgerson, president and founder of the Bank of Kodiak, was elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Alaska in Anchorage, according to an announcement made this week by Elmer E. Rasmuson. president of the Anchorage bank.
 Torgerson, together with his wife Ruth, will move to Anchorage this month. He will re m a II as president of the Bank of Kodiak. He was reelected by the board of directors Tuesday to serve another year.
 MT. Rasmuson was elected as a member of the board during a meeting of the stockholders also held Tuesday Other directors, all of whom were reelected were R. s. Acheson, Al Hochberger, Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, Ben Kraft and 0. A. Torgerson.
 Elmer Rasmuson has been president of the National Bank of Alaska since 1o43. The bank was started by his father Edward A. Rasmuson in 1916. Born in Alas ka, Mir. Rasmuson holds several honorary positions in the State. He is president of the Board of Regents of the University of Alas ka; he IS secretary for Alaska of the RhoadeS Scholarship fund; he holds tho position of Swedish Vice Consul; he is president of the Bank of Wrangell; and chairman of the Board of the Bank Of Homer.
 Torgersons elevation to chair man of the board of directors of the National Bank of Alaska fol- lows a long banking career, both here in Alaska and in the state of Washington. He was vice preSi- dent of the Security National Bank of Everett Moving to Alaska, he was vice-preSident and Cashier at the First Bank of Cordova prior to coming here in 1889.
 Opening the bank here as the sole employee, March 4, 194O, Torgie saw the need for the bank with deposits totalling $544, ,888. AT brought in the first year. By the second year. the phenomenal
Kodiak mirror., 1959-07-18
Dentist Returns

Dr. Tom Colford, local dentist, returned Wednesday from An chorage, where he attended the Alaska Dental Association conven- ton held there.
 While there he took his exami- nation for State license and passed successfully.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-07-18
Along The Waterfront

Reports from all sources along the waterfront report the same: no fish. There are actually less gear out this year than last. according to- the Fish and Wildlife Service, with an estimated 5O3 boats registered, with reports incomplete from around the Island.
 Local canneries all report few fish. No salmon being canned at King Crab, Inc, but the Company is freezing king crab.
 t
 Roy Lindsley, FWS Supervisor with headquarters in Anchorage, was to arrive yesterday. He will be in Kodiak for few days. before making a trip around the Island and Westward.
 t
 It's very quiet at the City Dock these days, in-between arrival of ships. The EPANSION is due in Sunday on it's way to Seward. The TATALINA will be in Tuesday or Wednesday.
 t
 Standard Oil Agent here, Merrill Coon and wife and son Corky are spending few days at Port Bailey.
 t
 Halferty's tenders, ROSEMARY. TULA, YARSH together with the Alaska Packers barge SEA LION all in for refueling. Wakefield's JEANETTE F was in and out, re- turning to Seattle after the trip into the Bering Sea checking on operations of the Jap and Russian fishermen.
 L
 Alvine'S Marine Repair are still working on Charlie Reft's boat.
 t
 VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) - A net profit of $1,875,917 was report ed by the British Columbia Pack CTS Ltd. for the year ending March 31.
 The previous year the company reported a loss of $181,714 The comapny's annual report showed sales during the eyar totaled a record 4$63,317,738, an increase =of B per cent over the previous year.
 Officials said the feature of 1858 was the large sockeye salmon pack, which was just short of a record.
 The herring catch was also the second largest on record. The 1858 sOckeye salmon production is ex- pected to be not more than 9 per cent of the 1858 pack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Three Children
EIectrocuted

BERRIEN CENTER, Mich,
June Is (AP).-Three children
were killed by electric shock
today when they picked up a
piece Of pipe and touched an
overhead power line carrying
1900 volts.
The three children OF mi
grant strawberry pickers, were
Arfila Cara. l6, and her broth
ers Ovido, Is, and Horacia, IA.
Berrien County Sheriff'S
Deputy Don Jewell said the
children were trying to catch
a gopher which had run into a
section of aluminium irrigation
pipe near this southwestern
Michigan community.
The youngsters tilted the
pipe in an effort to dislodge the
animal and it came in contact
with the wire Is feet overhead.
A fourth child, John Rayos,
suffered severe electrical burns.
The Cara children arrived
here two weeks ago with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Cara, to pick strawberries. The
family came from Donna,
Texas.
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Hospital Center Bors
.Rush-Hour 7 roffic

partly because Of highway con-
struction at Park place and
Columbia road NV. at the
hospitals western side - has
produced daily snarls in the
traffic pattern of that area in
early morning and late after
noon.
Mr.. Sellers said staff cars
and patients automobiles had
been delayed on various occa-
sions by through trafiic seek
ing a shortcut to and from
the Capitol. AS a result. he
said, the hospital has posted
mo through traffic" signs and
erected barbados on the First
street extension between Irving
street and Michigan avenue
NV.
A District Highway Depart
ment official said the overpass
would not be finished until late
summer. The best route around
the hospital, he added. Is
Hardwood road NE. to the east
of the center.
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The Washington Hospital
Center has barred rush-hour
trafiic from its premises. on
Gals said yesterday.
Charles C. Sellers. assistant
administrator Of the hospital,
said the institution had ordered
the blockade because through
traffic was interfering with the
passage Of vehicles bound for
the hospital.
The resulting congestion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Huyes to Speak

Patrick Hayes, of the Hayes
Concert Bureau. will speak at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the All
Souls Unitarian Church. Six
tenth and Harvard streets NV.
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''i THRIFT DAY
Is Every Day
MARLO'S
Fri Sat. and Sun.
It'll A pM

a. v 4 sAOs
MON. THRU. THURS. IT'LL q PM
Ape Colonial Bedroom Suite:
golden maple finish; chest
dresser, mirror, bookcase bed.
Compare at Sl92 Our Price, S12s
Occasional Living Room Chairs
In assorted fabrics and colors.
Compare at $50 Our Price, SIS
SAVE SIS
2-Pc. Living Room Suites. as
sorted colors. Sofa Bed opens to
sleep .. and chair.
Compare at Sl99 Our Price, sos
SAVE 500
Ape. sectionals, foam cushions,
decorator nylon fabrics. black,
brown. charcoal gray.
Compare at 1899 Our Price, S19f
SAVE Sl40
7-Pc. Dining Room Suite, Danish
walnut: table, 4 chairs, china
base and hutch top. Very iine
Compare at $3.50 Our Price, Sl6s
SAVE S120
9-pc Modern Contemporary Din
ing Room suite In antique white;
buffet base with enclosed glass
hutch. round table with extra
leaf q chairs.
Compare at S4a9 Our Price, S2eE
SAVE S204
Groups Of Living Room Tables
2 step ends, cocktail table
group OF 3. Walnut or blond.
Compare at S39.95
Our Price. SD %
SAVE SEQ
8-Pc. Fr. Prov. BEDROOM Suite.
antique white: double dresser.
mirror, chest, double bed, 2
night tables.
Compare at S849 Our Price, S37e
SAVE S21O
ape. Fr. Prov, Sectional, hand
some fabric, all foam rubber.
Compare at S39a Dur Price, S2SS
SAVE Sill
Maple Bunk Beds with bookcase
headboards, wagon-wheel foot
boards
Compare at $50 Our Price, S49. 9E
SAVE $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

PIANO, Kimball, grand, AZ t.;
$500; excel. cond. JU. 6-gl9l.
PIANO, Emerson, uprlght, mahog !,
with bench sos. 1885 Mass. ave.
NV, ME. S-2720.
PIANO, upright, nice case, good
PLAYING condition; SOS. Call IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

Large organization needs q number
Of temporary typists during the
fall and winter months, age 10
to So.
This is an ideal way for housewives
and mothers 10 earn extra money
needed for the Christmas holidays
and. while earning 1t, to associate
with a hlgh-iype coneenial group
Excellent working conditions, 40
hr work week. annual and sick
leave. Reply Box 409-J, Star
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FURNITURE; sofa, chair, slip GOV.
ers,. trad, mahoe, bedrm,. din. rm.
bachelor chest, gossln bench, tabl,
lamps, yellow plastic wing chair
ottoman, fireplace ser: reas. SP
3-ll4S,
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HILp WOMEN

SECRETARY. for established Law
Arm: excellent surroundings and
dement's. Please call Elk. 3.7e3l
to lawyer in small
Arm; vic. 10Th and X. Salary open
Call RE. 1887.
SECRETARY, experienced, estab-
lished law firm. Send resume incl.
refs, sal. desired In full detail.
Write BOX 279-J, Star,
top level; experi-
enced: capable girl to work with
vice president Of insurance COM
pany OF large real estate corpora
ton. Insurance experience pre-
ferred but not required; b-day
week; generous company dement's;
Conn. ave. area. Call MRS. CAM
TER, MA. $4,000.
SECRETARY, thoroughly exper,,
rapid shorthand and typing, knowl'
edge OF dictaphone desirable; 80.
hr. wk. Salary. $4,000 VI. Boz
37l-J, Star.
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TYPIST-CLERK

Age 2O-35; must be good
with figures. Permanent po-
sition with insurance agen-
cy; good salary. All fringe
benefits. For eppt., call ME.
$3.50, Ext. 347.
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TIRE . SALE y! rsessPpss3 : GS SOTI4;s; ?or
p Drs s sshvic cH a TiRr rs co. : sal
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- I EEL! . i EEL!
Used structural I-beams. angles. re-
iniorclnR rods, plate, Also. new
rounds, mats, hexes, sheets,
squares. Largest stock in city at
p preds sr prices. cal rs for your
Tanslevood dr.. Biadensbure, Nd.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS for
clearing For free estimate call
UN 4-S533; nights. MA $4,000.
COMPLETE TREE sERVICE-Top-
m nsa sisi. lots Cleared: free r1 est:
sea. firepl. wood for sale. MID
COASTAL TREE SERVICE, JE.
2-620S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sod, 35e
per 50. yd.; tree removal; plntg4
transplntg. shrubs. AID. 2-4933.
MULCH your shrubs with rotten
Su.. S.. CT. seSsiS.
TOPSOIL-vesy good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses. very
reasonable. 10. 7-4333.
TOPsOIL-Ideal for lawns-green-
houses. Delivered anywhere, any
time. Fill dirt, bluestone. gravel,
black sludge sawdust. SP. 3.5S00.
TOP SOIL, best quality; any guam
tity. free, delivery. WILBAR CO.
WE. 5-6043.
TOP SOIL, finest quality, rich and
clean; 4-cu.-yd. load, S1b. MAN
GELS, HE, 4-7649, tn. G-342S:
TRACTORS = New INC Farmall
tractors and equip: indus; wheel
tractors. backhoe and leaders:
Mccullough chain saws, parts and
service, lime, seed and fertilizers
used c tractor with cultivator and
planter, Super A and reg. a
mowers, INC combine and 90 7
haler, 66 AC combine. new Hol-
land field harvester with row
crop sickle bar and pickup attach,
P. H. MOORE, U. 8. NO. Jul, 1
mi. south OF new 6o' Miteneiiyiiie'
Nd, CE. 6-S1S1.
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FUkN. = Sofa, practically brand-
new. se IN. long. beaut. On white
for 5000, sac. 5000. Reas for
selling, changing decor. OIL. 4-S663.
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HELP WOMEN

WAITREss-Haye opening for part.
time waitress (lunch Only), II "a
q, no sun, work. Apply In person
ROYAL ANGUS RESTAURANT
1885 Columbia I'd. NV,
MATTRESSES, nisht work; re-
nnea eyer d Applyy F AIN MI kvF
NV. CLOSED MONDAY,
white. experienced;
DAY or night work. VILLA ROSA
s siIS.r sprina G Hp0.4l .sSo Secn''
WAITREssES, white. for night.
Marlboro pike sc. CAL 10
s-4646, for appointment,
MATTRESSES, white, between 81.
80; must be neat and attrac,
day or night, Cali MRS. ALEX.
AMBER, MA. B-7S01
WAITRESS. white, Apply sTRIcK'e
RESTAURANT, 1880 Naylor I'd
sc,
WAITRESS, experienced: night.
work; no sun, work. Apply In
person, 1917 Calvert street NV
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
CAPITOL GARDENS CAFE, S3s
Ind st. NV.
WATTREssEs, white, exp, full
RANT. IN Bethesda OIL. 6-l2S2
and carbon, white. nc
experience necessary. DIXIE PIC
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
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MATTRESSES
CURBETTES
MIGHTY MO
$3.50 Pa. Ave. Sc.

The new MIGHTY NO that will
open In the near future Is now
hiring for permanent positions.
Excellent income, meals and uni
forms free while on duty. hos
pitalization, group life insurance.
paid vacations and many other
fine company dement's.
Apply Mr.. BOB FRAME, who will
be at the new MIGHTY MO, Sat-
urday and Sunday from 8 am. to
8 pm.
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Secretary

A pleasant employ
ment opportunity Of
fering an association
with local, national,
and International
personalities. Rou-
tine secretarial du-
ties; tipping, short
hand, reception, cor
respondence, filing,
and attending to or
binary Office pro-
cedures.
Applicant desired to
be under IS with
proven competency
as a secretary.
Resume needed. List
past employment,
current earnings, and
when available.
BOX 29O-J, STAR
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PIANO a. ORGAN FOUNDATION
2109 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

SUITS, mems, out-of-pawn and
cancellations, SO and up. superb
values. ACE EXCHANGE, 900 h
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PIANOS, used uprights, sos. x11O
P PA MART OI io iH' TX st. T. NV W.
phnne ct 3-H3fl0
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Quality Materials
Call JU. S-4uS7 After 2 Pm.
DRY-WALL FINIsHER, for sub
DAN osTRow CONSTRUCTIONS
Co. ST. University blvd. West,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-9lSO.
HOUSE LACKING, FLOOR LEVEL.
ING, brk., block, stone work; an
wrk. guar WO 6-6o4o. aHEpARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

TELEVIslONs, newt you have
PARAMcuNT CO. 9 ssos %S "a. ave. ":
NV, HU. 3-4S00, Free parking,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

Large organization needs a number
Of temporary typists during the
fall and winter months, age 10
to So.
This is an ideal way for housewives
and mothers 10 earn extra money
needed for the Christmas holidays
and, while earning 1t, to associate
with q high-type. congenial group
Excellent working conditions. 40
hr. work week. annual and sick
leave. Reply Box 107-L, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

Attention Landlords
Must sell for quick sale bedrm,
suites. liy, rm.. suites, kit, sets,
refgrs., stoves, lamps, end tables,
etc For Information, call Park
way b-404D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
sIruArIoMs--MEM

ACCOUNTANT, capable Of assum-
ms full responsibility Of once,
experienced In the construction
and real estate business, prefers a
position In Northern Virginia,
Phone Crescent 3-bb34 or Box
1b7.V. Star.
ANT-BOOKKEEPER. ex-
perlenced, references. 10. 1-0037,
BARBER SHOP VALET or locker
room attendant. Du. 7-2S93.
CONSTRUCTION eUPERINTEND-
ENT, nonunion, Of many years
experience, would like connection
with steady builder IN, or nearby,
Montg: Co., Nd, Experience In VA
and FHA housing projects. Can
fectly. sober. and reliable, Have had
tractors. References can Be fur
niahed upon request. Also have had
remodeling and commercial experi-
ence, but prefer houking prof..
ects. Box 1871, Star.
EXPERIENCED operator with more
background, desires TO Invest in
good property and will operate
under management contract. BOX
27.L, Star.
HANDYMAN, wants full or mart
time work. AID. 4-02S3.
KITCHEN HELPER, niehtwork,
s;5o till l am. Ii. a-9s6e or 81
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work.
nn ny paintins' etc. Phone
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HuQ luGaA
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
110S @ st NV Of. 7-S464
PIANOS, used uprights, sos. x11O
and SIPS. Good selection at the
PIANO MART, 1918 eth st. NV.
Phone ST. $4,000.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates. (from
81 monthly upl with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
! FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
q SITS. NV. lphone ST. 3-94001:
$3.50 Lee highway, Arlington
tphone IKE. s-5060): 1882 Georgis
ave, Silver Spring tphone JU. g.
1l05D; 104 william street, Fred
ericksburg. Va. (phone Essex g.
7472l. Full selection at all stores
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open evenings.
PIANOS = Get our quotations on
brand-new. standard makes Of
pianos before you buy. Also q
good selection of used instruments
to choose from at baisain prices.
over 100 pianos on our floors
PIANO MART. 1915 18th st. NV,
ST. $4,000.
PIANO, beautiful Steinway, walnut
almost new; also black riding boots
size 9. HI. 9-5055.
PIANO. Story a. Clark, spinet. bl
mahog., like new; moving, mus
sell. Price reas. OIL. 6-64SS.
PIANOS-To facilitate beginning
students in school piano classes
we are selling Q limited number
of new pianos at HALF TIKI
REGULAR PROFIT. We also ex.
tend the privilege Of returning thu
piano within 80 days should youi
child not learn.
XII. 9-1850
PIANO a. ORGAN FOUNDATION
'21O9 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

PIANO. rebuilt player. smartly
styled In q new finish: especially
value al s4S5, includes bench
and local delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

PIAN0s--JoRDAN's branch stores
have a complete selection Of pi.
amos and organs for sale or rent
including values in used instru-
ments. Plenty Of parking space In
front Of each store. 1892 GEORGIA
ave, Silver Spring; 5i89 Lee high
way. Arlington: l04 William ST.,
Fredericksburg. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores are open eve
ninRs. Park in front.
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PIANO SAFE

Large selection new and used fa-
mous-make spinets, consoles, apt,
uprights and grands. Used, sos
up. New, S4s5 up. Also steinway
and other grands. All pianos
guaranteed; 30 mos. 10 pay. open
Mon, Thurs, Fri. III o. Other
days It'll 0. SILVER SPRING
PIANO CO., INC. S57 PershinR
dr., JU, 0-6338,
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T ea.s siQQ Ell s A%sr oi make sys
fer Table. many extras. Lo.
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TIRES, S.O0xl5, nearly new, with
tubes tubes and wheels; SIS. ~.
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TV SETS
2l-in. Sets ---.------$3s. 95
l7-in. Sets ---------- 1895
$50 to Choose From
SIDLIS TV
745 18th ST. NE. Ii, 1910
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6ALESLADY, part time: hours 4
til 9 pm. Experience not neces-
sary. Apply FANNY FARMER
CANDY SHOP, Chevy Chase shop
ping center. Chevy Chase. Nd.
9ALESLADY, children's speciality
shop, exper. preferred; 5-day week,
good pay scale. JUVENILE FASH
IONS, Willston shopping center,
Falls Church, Va,
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nv, COLOR, Emerson, new: list
price. $685., Reasonable offers In
Vited Call FL, A-41TQ
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rienced. Apply ct FOREMOST
DEL, 64Q6 Queens Chapel I'd,
wa. $4,000.
SRCRETARY. legal. for partner in
established law firm: salary open,
depending upon experience. Call
Ma. S-1501 for appointment.
SECRETARY. for psychiatrist's Of
nee: typing and pleasing person.
atty: state experience and salary
desired. Box I'll, Star.
SECRETARY (personall NATIONAL
All CLUB FOUNDATION, ZOO
Conn. ave. Call Mr.. Schmidt, Oh
$4,000 between and $50. VII.
2-S9oO week ends.
SECRETARY. for Silver Spring
building contractor. Must be ex-
cellent at shorthand and tipping
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. 7705
Ga. ave. NV, Room 207, To.
2-0l05.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

AERATORS. chain saws. pumps.
TillerS, cement mixers, etc. A. d
r Rental Tools, JE. 2-56O0.
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP Co. JU. 5.6040.
PIANOS FOR RENT, special rates
reduced now during our remod-
cling program. rental payments
may be applied II you purchase
later KITS tWash.'s Largest
Music Store) 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
1922.
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PIANOs-Used uprights, sos up
Also used spinets, apt. uprishti
and Grands, as low as Sesb. Man,
iine makes. Terms. Estab. 1901
Open every evening and Sundays
scHAFFER's PIANO SHOP. s2t
Bonifant st., Silver Spring, JU
D-3O3A.
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Tv CLEARANCE. Prices start Ct
S9.e5; no money down. 925 Emer.
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r IAN .5O You ;h .ls, .sssS.ii1I
bland oak, spinet pianos. reduced
est Music store), 1880 q st. NV,
RE. 7-6212. Alexandria branch,
262i Mount Vernon ave, open
nights til o, Sat. It'll 8.
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SCHOOL MONEY UNLIMITED
AVON cosmetics offer opport. to
make to $40 q day. No expert
ence necessary: earnings start at
once. DI. 7-022l.
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TV, MotoroIa, floor model I7-in.
screen. Call RIA. 6-70s3 after
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HELP-D0MEsTlC

AL G.H.W., white or col. knowl-
edge of cooking and SERVING nee
essary; 5-day wk.. 10 TO 8. Sun.
Mon. Oh. Only thoorughly exper
considered. Rec. local refs. $50
wk. to start. Write BOX 3ei-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

Super Anahist Nasal Spray contains an
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Polka Dotty
Dots are dancing ali over this
suEsss,er. Here's . PCeVieaW -.

Okla dots never go completely out Of
favor with the nations female popula-
ton, but sometimes they're in stronger
than ever. And that's the case this spring
and summer. EVerybOdys gone dOtty
over dots. Dots come in every size and
every color and go every place in style.
Shown here are q group Of spotted
dresses in junior sizes by LAM Orig
mails. The bright ned number at the eft
is made Of Swiss cotton with big, bold
dots. The sleeveless dress (about 500 has
three deep ruffies for its fiOuncy skirt.
Below is a full-Skirted dancing dress
made Of silk organza with embroidered
blue dots (about S7O). The straplesS
bodice is bOned and lined, the skirt has
two underliningS.
Below, right: In pink cotton, a square
necked sun dress $50 with bodice
outlined in rickrack. The back has but
tons arranged in dOuble-breaSted style.
Directly right: Graduated black en-
brOideTed dots on silk Organza. The
StrapleSS bodice and the hem Of the
skirt are ScaIIOped and outlined in black.
About $50.
The photographs were taken m Ber-
muda. 1OARa RATHER