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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Typewriters, Portable
Nobody Out-DiscountS
United

NOBODY OuL-DlSc0untS
United
Portable Typewriters
Brand-New, $40 90, Plus F.E.T., Ut
A TYPEWRITER is a longtime
ANOTHER UNITED FIRST
Rent 1t, Try 1t Before You Buy It
You Can Be Sure-Why Buy I'm
RENT IT-cHARGE IT
ADDING MACHINES
$3.50. Victor and Remington
Rand, brand-new; 10 keys: SS6 80
Sunstrand cleo, on stand: 10 keys
rebuilt S97 N.
ICALCULATORS
Monroe cleo, $50 so. Burrough
nonlisting o-col., hand. $3.50.
DUPLICATORS
A. B Dick, Model %. cleo; wher
new sold for over 500; S99. so
Print o-matic card-size duplicator
brand-new, automatic, self-feed
prints over 1000 cards per pr.
$149 plus F.E,T. Heyer, Jr., Ell
1iciency; use up to 5 different col.
orS, ngntWelgnt. SlU.9o,
Every Dav Is Sale Day
Nobody Out-Discounts United
Trade-ins accepted. Long, easy
terms. No money down; up 10 81
months to pay.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st. NV, RE. TILT
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS y price
foam mattresses, S25; 2nds, SIG
holsters, $685. EXi 3-6633.
USED DOORS, window sash; fiji
lumber; overhead door. 10. T.
vACUUMs. recond Electrolux
Hoover, GF, etc, $40. Si5 and
$40, viii del RIA. 3-61si.
VACUUMs. reconditioned; Electro,
lux, Hoover, GE, etc. $40, Si5 anc
$50. win deliver. RIA. 3-61Sl.
VACUUM, S10-S20: 1-year quar-
rebuilt. .Hyattsville Vacuum Co,
5211 Baltimore ave-, AP. 7-3553,
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAND NEW
swivel top, on wheels, with attach.
$3.50; will deliver. UN. 4-037O.
WASHER: fully auto. late model
good cond guaranteed. viii del.
$50. Ii. 1895. l0'
WASHER: late-model semiauto.
good cond; guaranteed. VIII del.
$35. Ii. 1898. 10"
WASHER, WESTINGHOUSE Lsundro,
mat; excellent condition. SIS. KE
S-237S.
WASHER, Easy spindrying, semi.
auto. good cond.. $50. OIL. 4-1347
WASHER, late model. fully auto.
good cond.: guaranteed. Will del
500. Ii. 1855. To-
WaSher-Drier CloSeout
Must sell all dew stock 1858 wash.
ers and ,iriers. No reasonable Offer
refused We carry Norge GE. Frici
daire, Easy Fhilco Bendix anC
Westinghouse washers and driers
Open evenings I'll 9
STANDARD rTkg & BATTERY CO
10th and D SITS NE Ii. 3-9uSa
WEDDING DRESS, ballerina with
hoop, size 8; lace over net; cost
S1l5, sell $50. ia. 7-663S.
az GIFT. MEAT CASE, with bottom
storage, Coupling motor, both In
excel cond ~ SIT. meat case
Coupling motor, excel. cond.
S3f5. EN-. S-333l. Manassas, Va
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
Rooms, HOUSEKEEPING

FURNISH. RIM. with hot plate AMI
sink, In pvt. home; cow. to every
thing: children accepted with car
II necessary RA. 6-3S06.
ONTARIO RID. NV, 27IIi mr.
Columbia LIST a.. sunny, front
Ven. blinds, sofa bed, sink. range
refer. $40 Wkly. for l, HU. 3-4S7S
Tv IN YOUR ROOM. refgr., grill
clock radio, foam mattress; $40
SIS SIS 22nd NV ST. 3-5S33
18th ST. NV, es03-Lge. rm.
adults. Si4 Weekly. No. 1866
ieI6-Ieth ST. NV, Lee. room
kitchenette. pvt bath. LIST floor
SIS so wkly No drunkards.
3O05 18th ST. N.w.-Very attrac.
tive, furn. with pvt ent.: hot plate
refer: $40 per wk. Apt. 3.
I453 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv
Lge. front rm.; electric refgr. and
gas stove: $3.50 per wk. co
5-2177.
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RUGS, various sizes, S1-S1U; sum
mer fiber and sisal. RE. 5-46S4.
RUGS
Persian design rugs and broadloom
carpeting ggl5, S32 80: 9xl2,
S3f so; SxlO Sl7 so Many other
sizes available
MAYFAIR SHOP
1.:5 G 81 wv NE s-4424
RUGS, sl-sl5; studio couch. SIS.
sofa bed. S35; chest Of drawers
SIS; dresser and mirror, SIS; van
ity. $40. RE. 5-46S4.
SEWING MACHINES Beautiful
Singer consoles, dark wood. zig
gag att: take up payments, S3.15
mo, balance S35. Call Elk. 3
O54O. cay or night, for free home
demonstration. 80 9th st. ".
SEWING MACH, singer cleo. port
able with all attach. Sews like
new. S1995 delivered. RIA 3-6ls1
SEWING MACHINE, Singer electric
quiet running, year supply OF
needles must sell: cash talks
make offer. Ii. $500.
SEWING MACHINES. electric Sins
er: excellent condition; SIS. HA.
9-903a
SOFA, 2-piece sectional. green; ex-
cellent condition: $50. Call KE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

Fort Lincoln Cemetery. LA. 6-5957
DEEPFREEZE. GE 90 Gu. # ;
| beautiful, costs over $500, sacri'
fee, Sl95. WESTINGHOUSE washer
S25: GE refrigerator, S25. EN-
2-6355.
DESKS-New shipment: SIS and
| S17 so: large assortment. DICK
EMS SURPLUS. 34l4 9th st. ne.
DIAMONDS-Lady's Ia cts. S375;
mans 2 cts, S6a5: lady's 1Ss cts,
$3.50. LIVINGSTON CO., 1923
H st. NV, ME. S-526S.
DINING RIM. SUITE, mahog. table
8 chairs, buffet. china closet.
complete with custom-made pas
for table, gossip bench, $500. RE
6-6023.
DINETTE SET, solid light oak, with
chrome legs. oval table. 4 chairs,
china closet, buffet; well kept;
SlO0. SP. 3-70g5.
D,NNERWARE 32-pc. set. 81 gS;
52-pc. set as low as ST. rs; lge
variety of planters 3-pc. ilowel
vases, So. SHELTON CHINA
SHOP, GRO H st ne
DISHWASHER, GE Mobile Maid
practically new. 500. KE. s-2;l7S
DOORS (500l, for kitchen cabinets
factory finished, new: 2gc and up
BLOCKS, INC, 1897 Bladensburg
I'd, WA. 7-5501.
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRIER, like
new, Kenmore, used only 20 hours;
SIS JU. g-6757
ELECTRIC HOT-WATER HEATER.
glass lined, 60-esl. capacity; best
offer. RA. 6-0600.
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AIR coND.-stiIl under guar, Fed
yssb o. Sssss. oiisr. 10, b-I5SS.
Alb c0ND., cooleTatqr MooEaw.
sfl'on p'p" eFand-new' $500
AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED
n a NJ AIR-cQNDrTIoNINo CO.
aa7 I 81. ME. Ii, $4,000
Air Conditioners-New
York Room Units
ASSORTED MODELS, ALL CARRY
A Full 5-Yr. Warranty
Installed In
Double-Hung sash Windows with
! YEAR FREE SERVICE
Quantity Limited
PRICES START AT
$189.95 Installed
COOL HEAT SALES co.
Ii B-3005
AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT
New 1898 air conqiiloners IN car.
tons. Must DC sid regardless Of
price No reasOnaole offer refused
We have In stock 0E. Feeders
Fhilco. Chrysler Air Condolences
New and July guaranteed. Open
e. evenings gu
10Th and q SITS NE, Ii. 3-v0S2
ANTIQUE SOFA. walnut frame
ANTIQUE small over table SO. in,
good cond. LU. l-6212.
ANTIQUES OF oUALITY--Marble-
TOP tables, consoles. French mir
rorS, chairs. love seats. WILL
ACRES co. 24tS 18th st. NV.
ANTIQUE MIRROR, chairs, drop
leaf extension table, g Victorian
reproduction side chairs. end
E ssmeles, o ehaise lounge; like new
ANTIQUE SALE, Friday and Sat-
urday only Actually 2Ose OF any
item in store. Old weight clocks,
piano rolls, desks, old lamps, cop
per Kettles, old silver, marble top
lamp table and numerous other
pieces. a bargain for everyone!
GENERAL ANTIQUE SHOP
1892 Columbia Rd. NV. AID. 4-69S2
ANYTHING you NEED? / am SELL
Ing my home furn. reas. priced /;
up 10 10 pm. ia. S-3357.
BABY STROLLER, twin; chrome
high chair, excellent condition.
apt. -siHe washer. VIII. 2-50S3.
|BEAUT. Major Masterpiece: D-pc
mahog din. rm. suite, 7-pc. ma
hog, hedrm. set, ANTIQUE china
cabinet, small mahog. buffet and
server, liv, rin. mahog. credenza.
Other items. HU. 3-7229 ewes.
REDUCING MACHINE, Trimform,
like new: cost over $500, sell for
$3.50 or best offer. 10. 7-3273.
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut: dble. bed
w/sprlngs, dresser, chest, vanity
and bench, ntRht table, chair;
good cond.; SIZES. sP. 3-7095.
BEDROOM SUITE-Antique ivory
finish. double bed, dresser. chest
OF drawers, dressing table with
bench, chair and rocker: must sell
this week end; 500 for all. OIL.
2-6644.
BEDROOM SET, 5-pc.: vanity,
mirror top with stool. youth bed /:
girls bicycle. SP. $3.50.
BEDRM. SUITE. complete; mahog.
with inlaid light wood; glass on
table and dreSsers: other misc.
items. Reas. OIL. 4-5i44.
BUNK BEDS, $50; sofa and cover.
SIS; uphol. chairs, IS: youth bed,
S25; chest of drawers, S. RE.
5-46S4,
CAMERA, SKI view, tripod and
case: 5x7 solar enlarger; peri
working cond.: 500. VIII. 6-4bS6.
CAMERA. Bolex H-16, with 3 tur-
rent lenses leather case, ac-
cessories; new cond.; S225. VIII.
6-46S6.
Cash REGISTERS. all makes and
models. reasonable prices: $50 up,
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.
20l9 14th st NV
CHAIN SAW, David Bradley (sears)
800; gear driven, 22-inch guide
bar. excellent cond. used very
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REFRIGERATORS

Areas Largest Floor Display
wear guar, all sizes. incl. freezer
tops From 500 80
PEERLESS SALES CO.
o"37 Georgia Ave AID 2-21o0
REFRGR.-'56 Frigidaire 2-dr. de
luxe. paint in excel. cond tray
and pans, com: $50. CT 6-400S
RUG = Large Oriental Karashah
like new. AID. 4-1921 after 4 pm.
RUG-Lees rose rug, SKIS: pad in
Guided: ike new; reasonable,
TIE 6-SSlO.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

LAYING HENS-Approx. 300 and
equipment. CE. 6-S6S9.
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CASH REGISTERS. ali makes and
STANLEY HAYMAN co.

CHAIN SAW, David Bradley (searsl
800; gear driven, 22-inch guid(
bar: excellent cond, used very
little. Call after or wk. ends
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CORRuGATEn PIPE

CLOTHING-Lady's misc. size IA
10. Almost new. Very cheap. Call
FE. 7-d937
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APIS. FURNISHED-vA.

ADMIRALTY APIS, luxury type.
mod, bedrms. nicely furn.: l
mi. from Key Bridge; off-street
parking; S140. incl. utils. ia.
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Is in. diameter, suitable for drain
age, 75c per f.. ATLAS SAL
WAGE, 4551 Taarlswood dr., Bla'
densburg, ND. AZ. 1-4444.
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NEW ROOFS

Old roofs repaired as low as $40
Guttering and downspouts, Paint
fry IA R.IRfT
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tCONTlNuEDl

LONDON HALL APT, HoTEL- Ass
bath, day or Va, Ma. 5000,
NEM MODEM APIS, turns from
Resident mgr, Apt, IO3,
NICELY FURN,, 2 iarge rms,
mo. incl. utils. DE. 2-ii27.
o ~ n
C s.6; ,ssI:.i LE1 .S6s SsSs.S ssII5;
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CAMERA, SKI view, tripod and
case: 5x7 solar eularger; peri
working cond.: 500 WI. 6-46S6.
CAMERA. Bolex H-16, with 3 tur-
rent lenses. leather case, ac-
cessories; new cond.: 1925. VIII.
6-46S6.
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PERFE(ST

Automatic alr-ecnd apt. beautl-
seeretarial service. linen, eooking
S Sssas o s:S sar sSSa. ~ ,S wal
pnTk. 1873 Euclid 81 nv.
It's Great Its Hilltop House
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

Versatile, vivacious Lucy Foley is the
wife of the Democratic Representative
from Maryland's Sixth district. A slim
f. brunette with green eyes she's fash
ionable s. 9" tall, an attribute, she ex-
plains, "that comes handy at parades."
A talented seamstress, she makes
most of her own clothes as well as
creations for her daughters, Kathleen,
Is, and Connie, II, both students at
Holy Redeemer School in Kensington,
and Maureen 312. The Foley's eldest
child is 15-year-old Jack, who attends
st. Johns High School. He was q
months old before Rep Foley, serving
in the Army at the time of his birth,
ever laid eyes on him. Lucy Foley
came to Washington from Omaha,
/. Neb., in 1910 to work as cryptogra-
|. pher (code writer and decipherer) for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
Ralph M. Warner Takes
Bride in RedIand Rites

The marriage of Miss Lor-
raine Althea Shook Of Cumber-
land to Ralph Myers Warner of
Gaithersburg, took place Au-
gust Is, at A pm. in the Flower
Hill Church of the Brethren,
Redland, Md, before a setting
of palms, gladioli and Candida.
bra. The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Ar
thur Y. Warner, father of the
bridegroom. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
D. Shook Of Cumberland.
Mrs. Edward Coolidge, sister
Of the bridegroom, played ira
ditional wedding music on the
organ and accompanied the solo.
list, Mrs. Thomas Penrod.
The bride, given IN marriage
by her brother, Shannon Shook,
wore a gown of chantilly lace
and tulle. Her fingertip veil of
silk illusion fell from a tiara Of
lace, pearls and sequins and she
carried a white Bible.
Miss Wyndham Barbe Of Pur.
gittsville, w. Va, served as maid
of honor, in a princess-style bal
lerina-length gown of white EN-.
broidered organdy, trimmed
with an emerald green satin rib
bon about the empire waistline.
She wore a matching headpiece
and carried a bouquet of yellow
carnations.
Sherry Ann Pyle, niece of the
bride, was flower girl in a pink
dress with matching headpiece.
She carried a basket of rose
petals.
Kermon Thomasson Of Mar
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the FBI. She married in 1913 in Cali
fornia where Rep. Foley was sta
toned. Although congressional wives
doings have crowded her calendar
since last November's election, Lucy
Foley still finds time for bowling, her
card club and the Mothers Club of
Holy Redeemer Church, which she
served as president for several years.
A duck pin bowler, she holds two team
trophies and maintains a 90 average.
Hoping that Congress will adjourn by
September, the family has tentative
plans for Today motor trip to New
England and Nova Scotia. They are
still looking around for new house
bigger than the one they've outgrown
at 4301 Amber dr.-but it has to be
in Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

tinsville, Va, was best man and
the ushers were Edward Stone
of Basett, Va, KurtZ Hersch of
Manassas, Va, and Fred SwartZ
of Harrisonburg va.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Shook chose a blue dress
with white accessories and a
corsage of pink rosebuds. The
mother of the bridegroom wore
a silf print of gray and pink
a silk print of gray and pink
rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the fellow
ship hall of the church. The cou.
pie left for a wedding trip
through Virginia and will be at
home at Bridgewater, Va, In
September.
Mrs. Warner was graduated
from Petersburg (Va.) High
School and Shenandoah College.
For the past three years she has
been teaching school in Prince
Georges County.
Mr.. Warner is graduate of
Gaithersburg High School, and
will be a senior this year at
Bridgewater College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

cies: The Woman's Board of the
Montgomery County Hospital,
the Suburban Hospital Woman's
Auxiliary, the Chevy Chase
Chapter of OAR, the Montgom.
cry County Planned Parenthood
League, the Montgomery Coun-
ty Chapter of the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women and the
Montgomery County Mental
Health Association. All proceeds
from the shop are devoted to
health and welfare projects in
the county.
Mrs. E. ]. Motley, 6SOS Hill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
Thrift Shop Sets
Fall Fashion Show

"A benefit luncheon for the
Montgomery County Thrift
Shop will be Thursday, October
%, at Indian Spring Country
Club at 1880 pm.
A harvest collection Of fall
fashions will be modelled from
julius Garfinckel and Co. Inga,
NBC fashion expert, will tell
the history of the Thrift Shop
which is run by six county agen-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonnet
of Timonium, Nd, entertained
at dinner at Water Gate Inn re.
Gently for their son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bonnet OF
1913 Loxford ter, Silver Spring.
An out-of-town guest was Mrs.
Bishop Helsenbein of Baltimore.
crest pl., Chevy Chase, Of the
Mental Health Association, Is
chairman of the luncheon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
Gordeuk Family
Travels to Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gordeuk,
1913 Ridgway ave-, Rockville, re.
Gently returned from a four
week motor trip to California
accompanied by their children,
Nancy, Ronny and jeanne.
Highlights of the vacation in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

cluded tour of Yellowstone
Park, Reno, San francisco, Los
Angeles and Disneyland. They
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
. Staff Photo.

Mr.. Gordeuk is owner and
operator of Paramount Uphol.
stery Shop in Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

were joined by relatives on a
camping trip in the Sierra
Mountains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

H HeE. aH ae bi~.- ssh~dr
49, ~hi>a SaE A Ss~ss~ W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

In line with eur policy 10 provide The most
modern phsrmeesviiesl msihods. We sitseh
10 ever prescription ceiling for ssfs. pfssIss.
sSssrnsl spplisesien, sVpply Of sssrIIIrsd
e.Ilps. ss,tsn swebs Of no sxire cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

Hos Mierometer diol with
nine settings TO match your
showing requirements. Handy
travel eose ond dispenser
OF bIodes.
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ened. At the same time, he
added. the United States must
do all 1t can to help stamp out
communicable diseases In the
countries from which intercon-
tinental flights come. ~
DR.. Burney's remarks came
in the course Of a news confer
ence at the American Medical
Association meeting here. The
conference was called to dis
cuss the recent 18th World
Health Assembly in Geneva.
over which DR.. Burney pre-
sided.
Offers Two-POint Plan
The Public Health chief was
reminded that President Eisen-
hover said in his speech last
night that increasing speed
of transportation has forced us
to revise immigration practices
to protect against certain con-
tagious diseases" He offered
his two-point control and CO.
operation program when asked
to expand on the Presidents
remarks.
DR.. Burney was asked
whether 1.-THE anomalous situa-
ton might arise whereby you
could fly in from Africa and
then have to stay in quaran-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
Excuvutor Goes
On q Rampage;
Hits Two Houses

CHICAGO. June 10 (AP).-
Mrs. Frank Murphy peered out
side from her kitchen window
yesterday to see what was
causing all the commotion.
Then she let out a wild whoop.
A driverless. l5-ton excavator
was rumbling into her yard and
heading for the back of her
home.
The behemoth grazed the
house. crawled onto the drive
way. pushed one Murphy car
into a second and rolled on
with the two captive cars.
The machine sheared of a
telephone pole at the base, dis
lodging the cars. and contin-
ued across the street.
The monster then smashed
into the home of the minister
Of the Cumberland Baptist
Church. causing an estimated
81, 900 damage before its engine
died.
The excavator had been used
on a nearby construction job.
Sheriff's police said 1t appar-
emily had been started by van
dals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

Temple Sinai. 800 Military
road NV. Another service will
be held there at l0:45 am. Fri
day,
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
will preach at q special sab
bath service at $3.50 pm. Friday
at the Washington Hebrew
Conversation 1855 Macomb
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

tine a week" He conceded that
such q thing might happen.
but that II probably would not
be necessary.
I'VE are going to have to
provide O more intensive pro-
gram to review people at air
ports" DR.. Burney said. He
explained that this would mean
larger public health STATS at
principal ports Of entry.
Re-Yaccination Urged
DR.. Burney and q private
physician, DR.. Leonard Larson
Of Bismark. N. OAK, agreed
that with jet age possibilities
for the spread Of disease. all
Americans should have periodic
presentations. DR.. Larson, q
delegate to the WHO assembly.
said smallpox revaccination
should be done every three
years. DR.. Burney also advised
three-year revaccination for
tetanus and diphtheria for all
adults.
DR.. Burney said he is still
cO0l t0word the sn.rallad at.
tenuated virus polio vaccine,
which contains living organ
isms. He conceded that this
live virus" is cheaper, can be
given orally. and may provide
longer immunity. However. he
declared there have been in
SUFFICIENT tests Of the material
under what he regards as ade-
quate controls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
Jewish Services
To Mark Shuvuos

District Jewish congregations
have set services in honor Of
Shavuos. the holiday festival
which marks the giving Of the
Ten Commandments.
A confirmation program viii
be held at 9 pm. tomorrow at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
Tight Quarantine Urged
In Jet Age by Burney-
BY q star stan writer

ATLANTIC CITY NJ J., June l0-The head Of the United
States Public Health Service called today for tighter mmgra
ton control to with communicable disease problems
created by the Jet age ~" $3.50 tf
Surgeon General Leroy Burney said quarantine procedures
at the Nations international aports must be strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
TRIMBLE
KIDDIE YARD"

Knitted nylon sides allow visibility,
VitoIon plastic covers on pad and
rolls ore cosy to clean, lightweight
aluminium frame can be folded for
cosy Storage. yellow. A95
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TRAVEL TRIO

The perfect conveyance for the tot
on the go converts costly from
stroller to corrioee, to lift out cor bed
or scot with q simple flick Of the
Upper. Fully equipped with sofety
Straps, Posture-Firm" mottress and
Steody-Tot" leg extensions. Comp
bell (oreen) plaid rubberized con-
vos upholstery. 195
Evening star., 1959-11-29
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S CAPl.-A con-
tinued good shipper demand fortified
the butcher hog market most of the
time this week and prices ranged from
weak to 20 cents higher with the sd-
vance on weights under $50 pounds.
Receipts for the four trading days
were the smallest in six weeks here and
for the 12 major markets they were the
smallest in 10 weeks.
The supply of cattle on Wednesday
was the largest of record for any pre-
Thanksgiving Day and the weak market
Cancelled out the gains earlier in the
For the week. prime grade slaughter
and had hit their lowest level in more
than a year. Other grades, however
were steady to so cents higher.
(USDA) Hogs 100: for the week; Bar.
rows and gilts under 230 lbs; strong tc
to weak. Sows steady to 25 lower. Al
butchers brought 1890. other No.
and No. 2 190-210 lbs, 13;25a13.5C
nSsd Nj Trade ana Mss very Uneven
220-24O Id. butchers which comprised
a large proportion of receipts mixed
No. 2 and 3 230-270 lbs. closed al
12.00-12 so. Mixed grades 300-550 lb
sCT soEs closed 9.oO-11.OO according tc
cattle-1Oo: for the week: prim,
steers 100 lbs and heavier steady
to so lower, other weights and grades
SLAUGHTER steers steady to so higher
more than a year. Slaughter heifers
steady to 80 higher. cows 60-l .0O
higher, bulls steady to so higher
yealers steady. Few loads prime 115O.
1900, bulk high choice and prime
choice and mixed high choice and
prime 1000-1100 lb slaughter year
age choice slaughter steers "a 90
1925, utility and standard steers
1S.50-23 so loadlots high choice and
mixed choice and prime heifers 25.25-
8 596 o ste sGed uty dnf GhSce aSd .tandsrd hes
heifers 15.00-2250 utility and COM
mercial cows 13.00-15.50.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
NBW Will Complete
..,l5Oth Year Tuesday
By DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

More than 20 times larger than 20 years ago. the
National Bank of Washington will celebrate Its 5Oth birthday
Tuesday.
Ranking Washington's Oldest third largest bank
NBW had 1882 million of assets the last bank condition call
October g. Twenty October q 1899 its assets
Evening star., 1959-11-29
OVER THE COUNTER

% The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc. and
other sources. but are unofficial. They
they. are intended as a guide to the
Approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold (indi-
GATED by the bid or bought Indicated
tion (12 Noon, friday, origin of any
quotation furnished on request