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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ABACUSES, Ere signs, cast iror
cook ware, sugar kettles. ice
ereepers, pitcher pumps. charre6
kegs. cider presses, copper tea
kettles, cast eagles, Franklin stove
dlels milk contnrS., dairy stools
jerks, Washington's Oldest Hard
ware and Stove Store since 1866
| 10 9Th st. NV. Ma. S-OS4S.
! ACCORDION, 100 bass, brand new,
never used: received as gift, has
| 20-yr. written guarantee; cost
1896: sacrifice. S190. OIL. 6-sO39
ACCORDION, 100 bass; 4 shifts;
offer. JU. 5-7325.
ADD-AMATIC Underwood. new
cond,, 4 36x4S plate glass mirrors
ADDING MACHINES-Desk models,
/ S4s.9s up; new cleo 1O-key, Sl0g
| Trade.!n ms accepted. CENTRAL,
POO 4h st. NV
ADDING MACHINES - New cleo
10-key; Sl09, plus tax. Bargains
IN new and recond. CIRCLE. Gle
9th st. NV. at @. DI. 7-7312.
ADDING MACHINE - Remington
10 key electric. ia. 2-5214.
ADDING MACHINE, Burrouehsi
! perfect working cond.. $50; new
typewriter table, So VII. 2-2722
ADDING MACHINE, late Reming-
ton RAND l0-key cleo. Hi-Speed
comb adder, printing calculator
! l3-eOl capacity, automatic divi-
sion, constant multi. S24g
NORTHS, 2l36 Pa. ave. NV, FE
ADDING MACHINES; $50 up. S.
/ week buys one. Free home-ofiict
demonstration. Call CLARK'S
FE. 7-3243 NOW.
ADDING MACHINES-cash Regis.
! tiers. eheckwriters, typewriters,
caleulators and stands Bargain.
/ salorei Trade-ins accepted SALE
/ LEE, 7S0l Old GEORGETOWN I'd
Beth OIL. 4-S043; Sun. 20
ADDING MACHINE-Elec., subtr
/ and credit bal. Excellent condi.
ton. Very reasonable. CO. 5-55I5
ADDRESSOGRAPH = Model 1856
complete wisheet lister: also
eraphotype Model 6343. HARRY
J. ABRAMS, 124 L st. ne.
AIR COMPRESSOR. S21 so; SPRAY
/ pumps. gauges. hose, tanks, GlCH-
NER. 2513 NJ ST NV. FE 3-6345
All CONDITIoNERS-Used: $50 90
ann up MAISEL ELECTRIC CO.
80 kennedv st. n W. RIA $4,000
AIR CONDITIONER. Philco. Il.
{ ton unit. ITO volts. II amps :,
excel. eond.: S65. HE g-l4T2
AIR coNDITJoNERs
/ tUSED). Sale OF 3 and ; tor
store units sl5O up. BISHOP
EQUIPMENT CO. FE. 3-6lOO.
AIR CONDITIONERS
NV CEsfDEN-rAL AIR
4 COOLED: 9 3-ton seif-containet
units SOS each. 1 a-ton remote
unit with coil. s495. i 3-ton self,
9 S3II.,! Sase- -cooied uni: S4;IS
F Ra4nf III r fs'9 slsloO BISHOP
AIR CoND, l-ton console: Coci
Cola-relsr. box, water cooled
7 PLUMBERS pipe machine. Oste-. no
AYR CONDITIONER new. :.e.
lock at orr cost sheet and Ggurt
% for vorrseN Ope~ - thr-u~H
Sat. I'll $40 pm 925 Emerson st
nv al Go. ave.
ar. CONDITIONER, westingn nus
window unit. excel. cond., $50
J LU. f-24l5. DU. 7-i650.
AIR CoNDITlONER-In excellen
eond., Seton Mitchell: very rea
sonsble. HU. 3-S316.
AIR-CONDITIONER. Mitchell / ton
2s0-V Excel. eoud. S125. He
4-95O4.
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NEW CLASSES - INQUIRE ST
3-345O PIX, recep itypinR
FREE age, 1855 Excel post
tons. hotels. apts.. ofiices; full
and part time. reg. today BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. 18th and @ NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

AUTO TIRES, 2 snow tires AM
tM6eai ! .4Oxl5; almost new, $50
AWNINGS FOR sALE---For doubl
and single Window, also extri
frames; all In eood cond. Can bet
hours \ am. and D pm, AID. 4,
500, ask for Mr., REAvEs.
BABY earriase and baby bassine
with liner. both IN good cond
Make ofier, ~ 2-5417 after Q am
BABY CARRiAGE-Fair. mad Incl
$40, like new. II, 4-siO4.
BABY CARRIAGE, Engiish Pedi
gree, converts 10 stroller ant
earbed' erib-new matt. RA. 0
BABY CARRIAGE, Golfers fold
ing: carried: high chair; mahog
din. table. like new: boys rs m
bike Dow. mower. 6P. 3-fSOk
BABY CHEST, birch, like new an,
petecto baby scales, both for $50
BABY CRIB. lullaby, good cond
excel. mattress, reas. JU, 0-g754
BABY EQUIP. = drawers; Grill
Rfs RtNAtAAAIAt DUt 1UnULAlu UtNt
wrmr.. So: good cond. XII. 9-O7O0
BABY FURN.-s high chairs. car
riage. teter babe, potty chair
rocking horse spring, mattress
Kidney. Vanity, dacron curtains
sets. RA. 6-O06S,
BABY WONDER CHAIR, hi-ehair
car seat, table and chair, strolle
comb. chrome; Formica: like new
sacr. JU. 5-0339. Ell. 0-5O2S.
BARBER SHOP Equipment,
/ chairs. 2 cabinets and ) largl
mirrors; sacrifice: bargain price
To see, open 3 am. 10 3 pm
l.52 9TH st. nc
BARBECUE GRILL, Chinese oven
rotiSserte, tools stainless hood
featured In Sunset MagaSine
make offer. JE. 4-3257.
BAROMETER = ANTIQUE cATELL
mercurial wall barometer with
Thermometer, banjo case with in
laid DESIGNS, perfect operating
I condition. Sl10, 1918 Goth st
NV. RE. 7-057O.
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT, excelIen
condition, very reasonable 10
/ 1-2l4g.
--s4g
BED. youth birch, mattress, spring
bedspread, > sheets; all for $50
Call VIII. 6-O639.
BED, Hollywood. complete with
legs, excellent condition; $50. OIL
3-4459.
BEDS, dbl, vanities, floor lamps
chairs, mower, vacuum, SIS each
parlog suite. rug, $50 each. l71s
Upshur st. NV, no phone.
BED. double. mahogany. very gooG
cond., reasonable. LA. $3.50.
BED-Hollywood, 3O-in. stearni
and Foster. excel. cond.. S35
Re. J-9344 before 1 pm.
BED DAVENPORT, gray. good cond
Make an offer. LU. 1-S941.
BEDRM. SET-Mahog. 18th cent
dbl. bed, chest, vanity, mirror
500. ~. 5-2066.
lBEDRM. SET, new, 2 pcs, ant. whit
cherry, FIR. Prov, MAJORS, exec
for a brides suite. RIA. 3-7421
BED loom SUITE, . piece Frencl
Provincial. A sacr fee at $3.50
Cali Sunday 10 10 L., XII. g-S950
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MrnAfInMs-MnMEH


GRAD. PRAc. NURSE desires car
ms for elderly lady o. infant
HOSP. and docs once. exp ex-
cellent refs. TU, e-4D45.
NURSE = Practical nurse wishes
days work, exper, on cancer,
$3.50 hour, RI. 1-47IT.
PERSONNEL and Naturalization
specialist; IS yrs. proven com
summate ability; personable. pro-
p HSst COAST Sspn Boz ta-x. star assa q
PRACTICAL NURSE 70 care for IN
valid or children. Ii, 6-63a2,
a case IA hrs. dpiiy: hospitsi
experience. BOX 3O3-R, Star e7s
PRACT. NURSE desires 5 or 8 days
ref. and exper. HU. 3-3eb7.
F ssIs:, E N. 81 III nv 9;g.4iioO5 days
REFINED, lady. white: capable pos
with SICK Or elderly dey, part OF
B ss ys5 Saa s z IsIi sss.
WELLESLEY GRAD, GOVT major,
needs lob 70 remain In grad
school: qualified TO teach German,
Russian. French. English; varied
Job experience and would accent
reasonable part time job. DE. g
1859. q pm, 70 ~ midnight.
WOMAN HsKPR., plain cook. de-
pendable. white. on W. M. a A.
busllne, or BE-. Box 125-x. star.
WOMAN, white, desires once work
or child cpre. or companion dur
inr DAYS. EXP. Refs. Hu. 3-3392
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires a
position as companion or typist;
experienced. ia. 0-7Sa1.
C0LORED GIRL des. work in dry
clean. estab. as elk. marker, or
assembler: exp; refs. Ii. 6-9063.
COLORED GIRL desires work carine
for children: can live In: excel.
refs. II. 3-5243.
cOL0RED GIRL desires domestic
work, regular or days. local refs.
DE. 2-O7e6,
COLORED TYPIsT desires work as
typist or receptionist. experienced
DE. 2-371S
COLORED PRACT. graduate nurse
desires day duty or 4 to l2 nights.
Any type cases. HU. 3-s593.
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AIR COND., console q ton, $50,
Power Mover, reel type, SIS. JU
7-T000.
AIR CONDITIONER. 1858, i h.p.
IA amp, 110 volt, 2 speed, foI
frame window: sl2b. HE. 0-1o3n
-CONDITlONRRs--1f you havl
sS1e Nc yrPt g '.. Sos %S a. a.. ,.'
NV No 3-fN0O Free parking
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nOUsEKEEPER, intelligent, mid.
dc aEed, TO care for elderly cou-
PIE, plain cooking, live In. Call
VI. o--u4I.
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CLOTHING, Rirl's ll-l5: dresses,
I n.Sss r blouse; ,.. sho "a sss ssms
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Automatic home laundry equip
ment, Special 6-day courses
NATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Silver eprinr. ma nj a-fOa9
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CLOTHING---CLRARANCR SALE
Mems lishtwelght suits, sport coats
and slacks; many new samples
ave. cd Hoori Wo. d-7p0a.
CLOTHING, eirls il-i5; dresses,
skirts blouses, shorts. etc. some
never worn; reas. Wo b-11a9
CONCRETE sCREED--Master I'd
! r., hrend-new. ordered wrons
model: $3.50 on cost price ~
C0NvEYOR, new chain-o-Fiex. 50
II. long, 100 hooks for bundles
tcould be adapted In an0l Drive
inOi601. Suited for laundry, DRY
clesnc7. etc. For less than y OF
orin. cost. Installation optional.
CONvEY0Rs. for dirt. cinder e:oeki
ssssSfsaliEs TOOLS ssa s'S x i I i;SC CO
CORNICEs. febric covered. : 70 10
n. IN. With. some with match
ing drapes. win sell cheap, 10
A-3AA3.
COUCH, charcoal gray, 6 mos. OLD
with new slip covers $50 HA
CREDFNzA, mirrored; liv. ard din
rm. furn., end tables. Regency
reas La 0-e462.
CRIB what; play pen, folding
carriage; hiah chair; dreysins tebls
wfmirror; other items JU. n.b420
CRIT With mattress. vs-y 5000
cond. see. Cell RA. 6-.s33
DEHUMInWIER-smpn ~~celieni
cond., for space 2Oxi8, $50
DU. 7-1650
DEsK--3 brewers, glass tor. West.
inghouse elee. rooster with stend
Marmink stole. Excel. eond. LU
i-.i45.
DEsKS--Closing out present stock
once furniture at bargain prices
CIRCLE. 61f 9th st. NV.
DIAMOND RING, eh carats. lC
stones set IN double row: So 3
Hamilton watch. q diamonds. ia
1926
DIAMOND RING. beautiful s.
settinr. AP, 7-23G5.
DIAMONDS. $40 70 81 900; money.
back guarantee NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS. 1908 Lee hwy, Rosslyn
Va foot Key Bridge ia. .-l777
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VII " FLACB NV. BEL. O-H Sis,
STERLING 3-3671
NEW CLASSES - Inquire ST
$3.50 PIX, recep itypine
FREE age. 1885 Excel post
tons, hotels. apts.. Offices; full
and part time. reg, today BOYD
SCHOOL. cor. 18th and @ NV
OPENINGS NOW, today TYP.
lists tl5l. S55-S75 wk. up; Steno-
secy t25l. S7O-S10O wk., few
higher; Bookprs.. S70-$iO0 wk.:
P pBx opers-. recep,. DR. assist
soY sh SCHOOL, courses sst AZ yfs.; S cos
18th and @ NV. Inquire, ST
3-345O. WELCOME.
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB
REAL ESTATE KNOW How
d. c., Va. Md. taught Mon. and ioI
Wed. night, 6:3O-S pm, men OF
women; 10 sessions. Complete. Rea
Estate Law and Practice, Finane-
ing. AppraiSing, Sales, Listings
Contract, Property MANAGEMENT
settlements. TRAINEES placed
full or part time. Only SIS: with
exam. review, S35. Oldest and
best COMPLETE Course ir Ma.
tons Capital for Statesmen, Seller,
Homo Buyer or Broker. The Best!
ENROLL ANY CLASS, Monday, i
pm, Classroom N, Sd floor, Natl
Press Bldg; Lecture at $40. Cal
Elk. 5000. Just COME
SPANISH for students and others
Review or REGULAR, low rates, ma
tive ladv teacher. DU. 1-:ig3S.
WORK FOR A DOCTOR
Learn in a doctors ONCE. Evening
course. Tuition moderate. Position
waiting. New summer schedule
l more wk. to register. CAPITOL
SCHOOL F OR DR.. IS ASSTS.,
III. 9-6171.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from re-
liable men, 8 to SO, we can train
to overhaul and install air condi-
tioning, heating and refrigerating
equipment. Must be mechanically
inclined and willing to study in
spare time No interference with
present occupation. For FREE in
Box 466-K. Star
coz ORED STUDENTS INQUIRE ST
1880 now. New classes in CIVIL
sEIVICE, Typins, shorthand
Enroll TODAY in BOYD SCHOOL,
est AZ yrs. Cor 18th and G SITS
NV WELCOME
COLORED STUDENTS-Inquire now
ST. 3-3450 New classes CIVIL
SERVICE, Secy and Acct courses
Diplomas given BOYD SCHOOL,
est ~ yrs. Cor 18th and G NV.
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TABLE WA chairs, black.
$50; Roll-a-way bed With matt.
$40; Glider wLnew cushion set,
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Continued on Next Pager .
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BLDG. MAT.--steel beams. sxiaxl0 I
elnder hlks. tse; 4xsxia. 0ei
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lMIsOELLAMEOus FOR SALE

DINETTE, mahog. Duncan phyfe
and chairs. bookcase, desk. etc,
Make OfIer. IA. R-bfak
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BABY CARRIAGE. Golfers fold
ing: carried: high chair; mahog
din. table. like new; boys IS IN
bike Dow. mower. 6P. 3-fSOk
BABY CHEST, birch, like new ans
petecto baby scales, both for $50
HE 4-sa5l
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CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTFND.

NOILns nv AON SUPkhANTEND-
ENT would like permanent con-
neetions with builder in Mont.
County, Nd, have had many
years experience in housing line
under FLA and VA, also in re-
modelling, etc. Perfectly sober and
reliable. VIII be available in about
weeks Write Roy OILS star
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TRAVELLING COMPANION, woman,
TO tour Northwest for 2 or s
weeks, beginning LIST week in July
Share driving and expenses. Call
EN-. 3-4024.
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NEW ROOFS

Old roofs repaired as low as $40
Guttcring and downspouts Paint
ing, papering, plastering. carpen-
try Free est, LA. 6-16i7.
ODD JOBS, patios our speciality
Concrete driyeways, sidewalks.
VIII 8-2O1O
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF PRACTICAL
NURSING, INC.
Le-wEEK coURsE

ENROLL NOW, MAY z CLASSES
100 women wanted, 1905. TO learn
nursing. .white-colored; day, eve
ming and Sat classes; no high
school necessary. Free employ
ment. service. Phone or write for
free information. Also
INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
Oil O PLACE NV. BET. OH SITS.
STERLING 3-3671
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MAID. Ink, good with children:
live in: b-day week. JE. 4-004O
MAID, live In; 5ls-day week, $50;
ssinrs,eond. home, pvt. Tv. OIL. 4.
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CIV. eoiored. child care, plain
seeaknlns; references: $50. IA. o
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BOY, 10 yrs, white: desires full
time Job in gas station; drive-in
restaurant; messenger or appren-
tiee Industrious, neat appearances;
characfer rafs NE LIE
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G,H.ws CHILD cARR-Home for
s sns Figs OK p s,s1 1--we I'M salary
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GIRL. white; 1895 70 take charrs
gl.sps. on part time basis. .FE
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WOMAN. mature, white, to live in,
90 INV, help with cooking: must
be clean, neat, good with infant:
refs, required. New house. Brad.
icy blvd. area: excel. home and
salary. Call OIL. R-SIRT- -
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MAJOR RI AIRS
CODE VIOLATIONS
AUGMENTATION
CONDEMNATION


Call WORKSHOP gai INC, NO.
7-5657 Comn.ete package deal.
including up to 80 years FLA
insured nnancine.
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cLOTHING---CLRARANCR SALE
Mems lishtweight suits, sport coats
and Stacks: many new samples
NEARLY NEW SHOP, ab1a Conn.
ave. I'D 9oori WO. N-1ntQ
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MAID, age IS TO 40; CIV, child
care; must stay In several nights
week: excel. salary. OIL. 4-5757
MAID, live in; . children: g.h.w.,
5 days: $50. Refs. wheaton, Nd
VIII 6-O35S.
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TO LIVE IN, near Seven Corners,
va. white woman, age $3.50,
experienced In plain cooking, serv-
Air-conditioned home, with All
modern electrical Convenience.
Family Of 2 adults: Thursday and
every other Sunday OF; week
vacation with pay after 4 months.
starting salary $40 per wk, IN
reply give experience ana age.
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MAID, live in; gh.w, . children,
5 days; S32.bO. wheaton. Nd
VIII. 6-035S.
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DINING RM. SET. solid mahogany,
Junior SIC, Consisting OF eorner
cabinet, table, chairs credenK..
and mirror; moving, must sell JU.
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ARCHITECT desires part time work,
2O-yr. exp. perspective rendering's,
Design, drafting, etc. Box 294-R,
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MIDDLE-AGED LADY for general
housework. washing and ironing:
hours. 8 to 8: salary 10 500
month. payable LIST and 18th only:
paid holidays, Apply MRS. GAR
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tional gut" issues - public
power, farm relief. housing,
labor-where he believes the
Republicans to be most vul-
nerable.
He deeply hopes that for
eign policy can be kept out
of the campaign, genuinely
kept out. In foreign matters
he will follow the wholly re-
sponsible line to which he
has chung without exception
since leaving Office. He has
never once refused to back
UP the Eisenhower Admin
istration when the going has
been tough for us abroad. He
wants to hit the G. o P. on
the bread-and-butter do
nestle issues everywhere and
all the time. But he knows
that for the Democrats to
make trouble for the Repub-
licans abroad will only make
trouble for the country. too.
Harry S. Truman IS a far
bigger man. casts a far taller
shadow, now as always, than
most of his critics have ever
realized.
AS to who should be
the Democratic Presidential
nominee? Mr.. Truman is not
committed. He is, however,
quite interested in Senator
Stuart Symington for a va
riety Of reasons, not least OF
which is the plain fact that
Symington is, after all, a fell
low Missourian. But the Tru-
man policy here basically is
to lie low and most of all to
keep himself sympathetically
open to every party leader
who might wish to talk to
him about either candidates
or issues.
He sees his role, in the
end, as that of party elder,
party moderator, and party
umpire to draw the heat
from every avoidable party
feud.
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Food Prices
To Be Easier
BY the Associated Press

Conumers will pay a little
less for food during the re-
mainder of this spring and in
early summer than year ear
lier, the Agriculture Depart
ment predicts.
The prospective lower retail
price level largely will reflect
heavier supplies, the depart
ment said.
A report on the national food
situation yesterday said price
reductions would come out OF
farmers pockets. Charges made
by professors and distributors
will average slightly higher than
Ia year earlier, it said.
Indications for the near fu-
ture, the report said. point to
heavier supplies of pork and
higher-grade beef than a year
earlier, but less lower-grade
beef. Likewise, more eggs
poultry and lard were forecast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

Less dairy products will be
available because of reduced
stocks, but milk production will
be at the seasons peak and
supplies will be more than
enough to maintain consump-
ton at the rate of last spring
and early summer.
More citrus fruit will be
available than q year earlier.
Also, there will be more melons,
vegetable oil products, and, for
part Of the period, potatoes and
sweet potatoes.
The department said produc-
ton Of concentrated orange
juice, now running ahead Of a
year ago, will continue heavier
during the remainder Of the
season.
The report said food process
sing and distribution charges
combined averaged 8 per cent
higher in the first quarter Of
this year than a year earlier.
The department estimated
the per capita supply of red
meats this year at an average
of 1878 pounds compared with
1871 last year and a recent
high Of 1867 pounds In 1856.
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POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

dnosaur bone found in Washington. D. c. No
for alarm-none Of our Senators is missing.
The Luce affair scientific milestone: The first time
in history that horse kicked in the head hard
that the impact tossed woman out on her ear.
Derby Day wasn't quite perfect Every horse player felt
like Kentucky colonel all right-but could find
bookie who'd take Confederate money.
Ike seeks career ambassador to send 10 Brazil Ex-
peced White House: "Need will travel. For
ever yours Harold Stassen."
Most sportsmanlike in 1860 would be Dewey VS..
Stevenson, both two-me losers One would get the White
House-and the other would get to keep the trophy
United States rocket scientists cancel shot at Venus
Smart fellows Look what happened to the political scientists
who shot at Clare.
Depression: What the film industry would undergo If
all the amateur photographers took the time to look
at the pictures they take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Khrushchev to Play Star Role

that visit by Britains num-
Der one soldier came from
himself after he had pom
dered seriously the threats
OF another confederation due
particularly 70 those allies OF
Britain who have power but
no wisdom or international
experience - meaning the
United States.
But II Is difhcult 10 believe
that the aging field marshal
had no ofiicial status what
soever and was entirely on
his own. The fact pointed
out in diplomatic circles that
he stayed at the British em-
baSSy In Moscow should prove
by itself that he was not on a
mere private errand as was.
for instance. our own Senator
Humphrey last year. Moscow
boasts several fair hostelries
where special arrangements
are made either by the In
tourist Bureau or by the For
eign once for distinguished
visitors. especially when they
are honored guests OF the
Prime Minister, and the De-
Tense Ministry.
Montgomery is now back
in England after two private
interviews with Khrushchev.
The real results of his visit
will be known only by infer
ence in the near future at the
summit conference. 1t is
there that the immediate
aims of the strongest forger
Of world wide Communist
domination will be disclosed.
And our Western European
allies suspect that he hopes
to be supported in his CO.
existence plans by the hard
pressed British.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
First Glimpse Of Herter in Action

IN every way 10 ind out II
there we're differences be-
tween the American point Of
view and that Of the allies
and whether the positions 10
be taken &C Geneva were
frm or were merely the basis
for "fail back" proposals
later on. Mr.. Herter handled
all such questions With the
utmost skin, and yet the
newsmen felt they had not
been dealt any false cards.
The total impression which
Mr.. Herter gave was one Of
absolute sincerity and Sc
riousness. He handled with
proper diplomatic reserve
even the questions related 70
Soviet Intentions.
This first glimpse Of Mr..
Herter In action at an inter-
national conference was inn
portant not 50 much for the
authoritative outline that he
was able TO give Of what the
Western Foreign Ministers
meeting here was about. but
because II revealed a new
Secretary Of State capable Of
carrying on the traditions Of
his predecessors. For the
more the American position
in international affairs is
studied, the more It becomes
apparent that the United
States stands dedicated to its
ideals and will not forsake
any of its allies in the pur-
suit of the goals OF the
free world. Secretary Herter
made a ten-strike here in his
first contacts with the press,
and America can be proud
of the man who has taken
over the reins from the
heroic hands of John Foster
Dulles.
(copyright. 1887