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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
UNITED STATES +,
MARSHAL'S SALE
OF H
RENAIRE UPRIGHT
d FOOD FREEZER

District Of Columbia to-wit:
BY virtue Of q writ Of fert taeiai
Issued By the Municipal Court,
RENAIRE CORPORATION. . cor
poration, Plaintiff. against the
eoods and chattels Of JAMES L
and MARY TERECIA POWELL,
Defendants, to me directed. have
seized and taken into execution AL
the right. title. claim. interest and
estate at Law and in equity Of said
defendant in and. TO one Renalre
upright food freezer. Serial No.
417964, and hereby give notice
that on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY
AZ TWELVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. I viii offer for sale the
aforementioned property 50 seized
and taken into execution BY PUB
Lie AUCTION to the highest bid
der. FOR CASH. SALE TO TAKE
PLACE AT C. @. SLOAN g. CO..
INC, Auetioneers, us 18th street
NV CHARLES H. WARD, Jr.,
United states Marshal in and for
the District OF Columbia.
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AUTO PARTS and counter helper.
not nee. but helpful. BUELL.
SERVICE. e1l 10th ct. NV.
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ELECTRO NICS
TECHNICIAN

For airborne electronics CONTINENT.
Minimum Of 3 years exper. and
thorough knowledge Of electronics
required Exper. in airborne cleo
tronics preferred. Unlimited oppor-
tunity. Apply
BUTLER AVIATION
National Airport, WASH, d. c.
ST. 3-231S
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR.
MAN, exper. ON small OF major
appliances; ABBY in person, TOPS
ave, 8. s. Nd. JU. S-1S9S.
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AUTO MECHANICS
popoE:PLyMourH

AUTO PARTS CLERK. Ford, ex-
per necessary: bIa-day wk. Sal
open: all fringe benefits. Gail Mr.
johnson. CAVE FORD CORP :,
4sl4 Elm ct. Bethesda, OIL. g.
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NgM NpLk. tOp Whkeb. NE. 0-SO43.
ACC0UNTANT-An excel. career
pos; Tor young Liam; type, some
acctg- hkerd., training In tax work;
excel salary; fee paid. PROF.
Nj s1 .seaS i72o Eye st. NV.
ACCTS.- BKKPRS.
Many excel. pos. hiEhest sal.
Accts. for cPA -highest sal.
Aeets. pay. $50 to Ss5
OTHER POSITIONS
Apartment MR.. S5.oOO mn
Auto settlement elk, expsr:, -
sNsyro-med. teehnolosist SS,sSS
SAFES. cameras, exper. to SiOO
~. typ, IBM cleo. $50 to $50
auto title elk, exper.- SIS
Menitilith opr.. NV. Sis to SIS
cashi ei.'i auto %ec dealers ssss 2 ~
OPEN TO 8 Pm. THuRsSp ia So
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 n Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1897
kk sIlsi cI,TF. 9Ss os: : .aS.I w
AILBNAO'BRIEN Personnel Serviee
1904 New York Ave. RE. 7.7sSo
ACC1UNTANT with Initiative and
rcra,sy VINO wants TO grow with q
manufacturing arm. Excellent op-
portuntty for advancement. Must
De experienced In accounts receiy-
able, accounts payable, voucher
system disbursement. Cost back
ground desirable. SEND complete
resume including education, ex-
perience and salary desired. Box
$500. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, semi senior or senior
LOT national accounting firm in
washington area. Prefer COLLEGE
erad. salary open. Reply givinG
nrse. edveation. experience etc.
ACCOUNTANT, for expanding local
CPA nrm. experienced in public
accounting. ST. 3-2166.
ADJUsTER TRAINEE, S276 mo-,
call, auto furnished.
BANK TELLERS TRAINEES, white
see susie Bell at BOYDfS, corner
l.tn and @ NV. Ma. S-2340
ADM. ASSIST; S35O-6 days. Ap.
ply LIS Eye 81. NV, WILSON
AGENT, about so yrs. old, TO collect
weu-estab. life insurance debts in
p C. good salary; must have car.
AIRLINE CLERKS, white, his.
Grads. or 2 yrs college: ticketine;
VIII train: career position: $4,000
70 START, 40-hr: wk.s hours almost
regular. ". WOOD PERSONNEL.
suite 232 Southern BLDG, SO6
18th 81. n,wA ct H. Df. 1852.
AIRLTNEs TICKET AGENf-Ss3O
mo-: white, 1.2 yrs college edu.:
immeo. see Miss Black ct BoYDs,
Soaner l2th and @ NV, Ma.
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ZlOO NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, ex.
pertenced Ford service writer
wanted for busy shop. Top weekly
salary plus monthly. bonus for
good man. Republication and
life insurance plans, vacations and
other COMPANY dement's. See Mr..
go Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO. SERVICE SALESMAN, for
large ON dealer. We need an ex.
per: man TO nt IN with. our pro-
sEsF me me .s,, ys van, N must Ss
money. Paid vacation ana holidays.
hospital insurance. and many
other company benefits. Contact
RohET. no. 2-760O.
BARTENDER, experienced. Apply in
person, BLACK STEER RESTAU-
RANT. 730 18th st. NV.
DOOKKEEPER: So days; exper. (;
for Wholesale establishment: excel.
lent opportunity for capable per.
son. II. $500.
BOOKKEERER, experienced on con-
Silver epring. He. 9-1SlO.
B0OKKEEPER. exper. and mature;
construction once, Located In Arl..
Sockteepina s Sisn o cUen e CORY
tact Mr.. SHERWOoD' Account
ant, 10. b-1232.
BOY ~. is; white .h,, hieh schoo ne, sdue.-
psrtment Of national pubiicstion
DI. 7-92s2.
BOYS-TRAVEL USA
1925, neat. single free TO travel
New York, Florida, California.
Represent Ebony Jet. Look. Coro-
net and others. Average S75-SiOO
Wk. No exper. nee. see Mr.. GrL-
MORE, Cairo Hotel, 10 am. to
4 pm. No phone calls. 2ls
BRICK LAYERS, top notch only,
for large housing DEVELOPMENT: @.
day week North on Viers Mill
Randolph Hills I'd, take right on
Bushey drive TO extreme end. See
brick foreman.
BUTCHER. part time. non-drinker.
ABBY in person, 1925 2eth st.
CABINET MAKER. LIST class. Apply
in person. 1888 M st. NV.
CANvASsER, for fence and storm
WIND. Salary plus comm. Fl. A.
CANVAsSERs
Make good money canvassing for
prospects for our products. Exper-
fenced salesman will help close
orders. Full line Of home improve
ment products-aluminum siding,
storm windows and doors, weather
stripping. jalousies. etc. Monthly
years experience Suarsntees sat-
isfactlon. Call La. e-5o3O, CHAM
BERLIN COMPANY OF AMER
IcA, 1928 New York ave. ne.
CARPENTERS, several; year round
work. Top wages, Apply CHARLES
WOOD. 3eth and Military I'd.
Arl.. We.
CARPENTER, 1st-class mechanic:
auired. HE. 4-sS4s.
CARPRNTERS, (10) WANTED, form
work; experieneed men only.
TECHNICAL ENGINEERING Co:
Woodbury. drive. y blk. north Of
COLLEGE: S2.55 per hr. Mr.. Maisel.
CARPENTRRs, exper. in remodel
ing-repair work. Must have
drivers permit. preferably with
motor vehicle. Able and willing
TO do any kind Of work in the
building trade. No others need
apply. Good wages and 0 perm
Job for good industrious workers.
Call IA. 2-693e: after 5 Pm,
IA. 5-0G3l.
CARPENTER, assistant to pattern
maker; min. Wk., 40 hrs: S2.75
per hr. Apply ND. CAST STONE
CO.. Rockville. or PO. 2-951O.
CARPENTER-Trim man, capable
Of acting as assistant to foreman.
OIL. 4-3250.
CARPENTER-steady year-'round
work: rec. rms; must have car
and skillsaw: S2.76 hr. Apply
4707 Miller ave-, Bethesda.
CARPENTERS, trim mechanics
Report TO Mob Hill Project, 1900
block Piney Branch I'd, Mont.
Co.. Nd.
CARPENTERs, trim men, for large
housing Job. Plenty Of work. See
Mr.. Herr on job, $500 Annapolis
I'd. Lanham. Nd.
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ENGINEER

For aforementioned, luxury.
type building: must have lo-
cal experience; good salary,
plus 1-bedrn., air-condi-
toned apt. Send complete
resume to Mr.. M. D. Haney,
In care Of CHARLES s.
SMITH, Management, sos
18th st. NV. interviews by
appointment
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DoDoE-PLYMoUTH

CLOSED SUNDAYS
Apply In Person to Mr.. Joseph
FRANCIS & PARSONS
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PERSONAL

ARMY CAREER N. c. O. wishes to
borrow $1,000; will repay 21.mo,
payments Of 500. 10. S-72SS
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AUTO MECHANIC

$50 = ~ AN4AOf44G1 ~
Must be between 35-45 yrs. old,
sober. honest, dependable, and
with complete knowledge Of main
tenance Of Chevrolet, Ford, Olds-
mobile cars and Chevrolet trucks.
Hrs: 3 q m. TO 3 pm. 6-day week,
no Sundays. Salary SIPS per week
Permanent pos. FRIEND RENT
AGAR SERVICE, 1921 L st. NV
AUTO MECHANICS
With washineton's exclusive Chry-
sler Corp. Quality award dealer,
Top pay, completely equipped
psid ho,,sa y m nssS 1nrt t Ienen y.
can handle. Apply in person tc
Mr.. suencer,
FRANCIS & PARSONS
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AUCTION SALES

@, G. SLOAN q CO.. INC.
Auctioneers-ApprAisers
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Will NOT BE REsPONsTBLE 10
any debts contracted BY any on
other than myself. THOMAS Z
PILKkRToN, 1882 East Capito
st. 2iS
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ANTIQUES
DE4 fNbfSii6 S1Hlilsc ATfENp AND

iH MouR sSTuRp NHw MoRRINds.A LA
PHONE Ma. s-a67s
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Make good money canvassing fol
fenced salesman viii help close
orders. Full line Of home improve
ment siding
storm windows and doors, weather
stripping. jalousies, etc. Monthly
payments TO customers. Our 63
years experience guarantees sat-
isfaction. Call La: $3.50, CHAN
ICA. 1928 New York ave. ne.
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ACCTS.-BKKPRS

Many excel. pos. highest A
Accts. for CPA -highest 50
Aects. pay. supv. $40 10 Ss
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AUTO BODY MECHANIC - Expef
auto body mechanic for Chrysler.
Plymouth-Imperial dealer. Apply
Mr.. Smith. EAST-WEST Il. DIOR,
INC, HOO East-West hwy, s. s.,
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ATLAS AGENCY

ACCOUNTANT, semi senior or senior
Tor national accounting arm In
washington area. Prefer COLLEGE
erad. salary open. Reply givinG
age, education. experience, etc,
Box 4O.J, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

probable, II not inevitable, for
some time.
If a space medicine section
Is established In NASA, 1t will
be the United States Govern
ment's third major effort in
that field. The Air Force has
"a vast network Of medical ia
|cilities interested in conditions
in outer space. The Navy has
ample facilities for the study Of
CLOSED system" conditions such
as are common to both sub
marines and space ships.
The Army also has a small
space medicine activity headed
by DR.. Siegfried Gerathewohl
at Redstone Arsenal in Hunts
vile, Ala. but DR.. Gerathe-
wohl's ONCE is much smaller
than the space operations of
the other two services.
Exactly how the problems to
be encountered in space by
civilians would differ from
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schooling. Under the law n
takes that long for q veterans
first monthly allowance check
TO reach him.
Second. the VA advised the
veterans to send their monthly
certifications Of classroom at
tendance promptly to the VA
properly signed.
Third. MISUNDERSTANDING are
reminded that there is no limit
. othe amount Of money they
may earn outside Of school in
part-time Jobs. In fact, said
the VA. they need not even re-
port outside earnings to the adj
ministration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

through and around Yellow
stone National Park today,
seeking to tap the underground
pulse Of the torn earth.
The aftershocks, rain and
the threat Of new landslides
have delayed groups searching
for possible victims.
Skindivers were called from
the muddy waters Of Hebgen
Lake. Just west Of Yellowstone
National Park. after attempts
to seek traces Of one or two
autos. The cars may have been
carried away when a section of
highway sheared OF and fell
into the lake.
The massive landslide q few
miles downstream amounts now
to q new dam backing UP a
Emile lake formed by water
splitting from Hebgen Lake.
Runoff from two days Of heavy
rains added to the slowly ris-
ing waters.
Elsewhere. hundreds of
campers and vacationers evac-
uated from the stricken area
were listed by name and home
town with the Red Cross and
other agencies.
The Red Cross In Bozeman
said 1t had received more than
$500 inquiries from persons in
curing about relatives in the
region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Guard Manned
ToBar Looting
In Quake Area
WEST YELLOWsTONE1

WEST FELLOWS STONE
PARK, Mont. Aug. II (AP).-
National Guardsmen moved into
this earthquake area
today TO prevent possible loot
ing.
The death toll. meanwhile,
reached nine. Mrs. Ray Painter,
AZ. Of Ogden. Utah. died yester-
day In a Bozeman (Mont.) hos
pital. She was hurt when the
quake split a mountain and sent
laundering down on Rock Greek
camp ground and into the Mad
ison River.
Search officials fear other
campers may be entombed in
that massive landslide. Army
Engineers are expected to de-
termine soon whether to at
tempt to move the so million
tons Of rock. earth and debris.
In addition to the known
victims, Mrs. Thomas Stowe of
Sandy. Utah. is missing and
presumed dead. Her husband
was killed.
The Guardsmen replaced
Idaho and Wyoming State pa
trolmen who Joined others
from Montana in rescue oper-
atoms during the chaos that
followed the multiple earth
shocks Of Monday night and
Tuesday.
Lesser jolts continued In the
area yesterday. The United
States Geodetic Survey counted
372 aftershocks.
Seismograph crews ranged
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those Of the military was not
Immediately apparent.
DR.. Kety's committee also
win include Drs. Wallace o.
Fem, professor Of physiology
at the University of Rochester's
School of Medicine and Dem
tistry in New York State:
David r. Goddard. director of
the University Of Pennsyl-
vania's Division Of Biology in
Philadelphia; Donald @. Mar
quis. professor Of psychology
at Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology: Robert s. Morrison,
director Of medical and nat
ural sciences for the Rookie
Teller Foundation In New York,
and Cornelius A. Tobias, pro-
fessor Of medical physics at
the University Of California in
Berkeley.
The committees executive
secretary will be DR.. Clark T..
Randi. space medical research
scientist at NASA headquarters
here.
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81 Students Get
important VA
Suggestions

The Veterans Administra-
ton today made three. timely
financial suggestions to the
half-million veterans planning
to study this fall under the Ko-
rean CT Dill.
First. the veteran-students
should keep enough money Of
their own on hand to tide them
over. their first two months Of
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Civilian Agency Enters
Space Medicine Field

The civilian space agency
today took the first steps In the
direction Of participation in
space medicine in its own be-
half.
T. Keith Glennan. National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
lstrator, announced the APP
pointment of a Bioscience Ad-
visory Committee to be headed
by DR.. Seymour 8. Kety, chief
Of the clinical science labora-
tory at the National Institute
Of Mental Health in Bethesda.
The ofiicial announcement Of
DR.. Kety's appointment said
the committee would study
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current United States capa-
bility in space-oriented life
science research and develop
ment:: outline the scope of
present and future problem
areas in the space bioscience
field. and then recommend the
part NASA should play in fu-
ture bioscience activity related
to the national space program" "
Some observers discerned In
the appointment Of the COM
mittee q move to abandon
NASA's previously stated posi-
ton that the agency would
leave space medicine to the mil
itary services. Such q shift in
attitude has been considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

The only ceiiins. they sddsd,
applies to veterans training on
the-job. II their earnings rise
above q certain level. their OF
allowances viii be reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

LONDON. June 8 AP)--A
pepped-up version Of Shake
speare's midsummer Nights
Dream" at Stratford-on-Avon
aroused only lukewarm reaction
from most drama critics today.
Charles Laughton as Bottom
was q hit. however.
The show, with the Mendels-
sohn music discarded In favor
of compositions by Raymond
leopard. opened last night as
part Of the annual Shake
speare festival. It was Mr..
Laughton's FIRST appearance at
the Shakespeare Memorial
Theater.
Alan Dent Of the News
Chronicle said the production
suffered from 27-year-old pro-
Queer Peter Halls revisions. but
commented that Mr.. Laughton's
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that DR.. Lacayo had paid him
q visit.
Nicaraguan exiles refuse TO
comment on DIR. Lacayo's
whereabouts other than to say
ahe is being wen taken care
Of"
Or. Lacayo's announced pro-
gram includes agrarian reform,
Central American unity. free
elections after a new constitu-
ton is drafted. reorganization
Of the army, and recovery Of
wealth from the Somoza FAM
lily.
Exile sources reported Q lib
eral independent leader. Her
man Arguello. has joined the
uprising In Nicaragua. He wat
tried and acquitted in connec-
ton with the assassination In
1856 Of ex-President Anastasic
Somoza. father Of Luis Somoza'
Mr.. Arguello was reported "a
have taken UP arms at Malpai-
sillo. about 40 miles northwest
Of Managua.
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BrcziI to Get Loon
For Dredging Work

Brazil and the United States
Export Import Bank have
signed an agreement under
which the bank win lend SIS
million for the purchase OF
dredging equipment. ts
The dredging equipment wiz
be used to deepen and improve
various ports in Brazil under
President Juscelino Kubit-
schek's economic development.
program.
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Loughton, at Strotford,
Saves Tepid Dream

work "tips the scales in favor
Of success"
Anthony Carthew Of the
Daily Herald was more enthu-
siastic. He said that though
the production wasn't ct all
what Shakespeare intended. /
imagine he would have laughed
like q drain--certainly ] did.
particularly at Laughton as
Bottom"
Other comment included:
John Thompson. Daily Ex-
press--"I don't believe this
show comes on. CBut) Charles
Laughton, bulky. bearded and
weirdly light Of foot, takes q
mastery stab at Bottom"
Cecil Wilson. Daily Mail
I'VE might have expected an
actor Of Laughton's full-blooded
fiamboyance to be the top as
well as the Bottom Of the eve
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Intruder Strikes
Two Girls, FIees

An intruder crept into the
bedroom where two girl en-
ployes Of the FBI were sleeping
early today. hit each on the
head with an unidentified OBJ
ject. and escaped through the
front door. police said.
Joyce saylor. II. was struck
FIRST by the assailant who en-
tered through the bedroom win
dow Of her ground-fioor apart
ment at 4206 Wheeler road Sc.
A friend who was spending
the night, Rose Marie Marks.
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10, Of s7ie Second street Sc.
was also struck before the In
truder walked out the front
door. Nothing was taken from
the apartment.
Miss Saylor was taken to
Hadley Memorial Hospital and
released after two stitches were
taken in her head.
The girls. both FBr clerks.
could give no description Of
their assailant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

ming. Instead he has subdued
himself to q mere incidental In
Peter Halls briskly inventive
production"
The Times = mr.. Charles
Laughton has some amusing
patches as Bottom. But he
plays him too consistently for
mere buffoonery."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Eduardo Chamorro. Aware Cor
doba Rivas. Raul Guerra. and
Ronald Abaunza.
Victor Rivas Gomez, q Mica
raguan. piloted one Of the
planes carrying revolutionaries
Exiles here said he and others
aboard landed safely. Monday
the plane was reported to have
been shot down in Nicaragua.
Diplomatic sources here said
that Or. Enrique Lacayo Farfan,
one Of the top leaders Of the
revolutionary movement, has
taken refuge In the Venezuelan
Embassy In San Jose. President
Mario Echandi Of Costa Rica
accused DR.. Lacayo OF having
violated the terms Of his exile
by engaging In political ac-
tivities prejudicial to this coun-
try's neutrality.
Refuge Denied
But Col. Hugo Trejo. vene-
zuelan Ambassador. denied DR.,
Lacayo had taken refuge In the
Venezuelan Embassy. He did say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Rica and we're directing opera
tons.
Editor Included
Among them were listed
Napoleon Ubilla Baca, Pedro
Joaquin Chamorro. managing
editor Of the Managua news
paper La Prensa; Luis Car
denial. DR.. Jose Medina cuadra
lReynaldo Tafel, Pablo Leal'
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troops at the garrison Of Diana
and then withdrawn TO noun
lain positions.
Exile Spokesman here de-
rided q statement by President
Luis somoza Of Nicaragua that
the invasion force would be
Annihilated in two days. They
said all the principal leaders
Of the invasion mad reached
Nicaragua by plane from Costa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
4 Bonds Intrenched,
NICARAGUA ExiIes Say

N SAN JOSE, Costa Rica june (AP).-Ncaraguan exies
here said yesterday rebel hold mpregnahe noun
tain positions In their invasion Of Nicaragua.
The exles placed the rebel units between Santo Tomas
and Muy uy the latter point about IS air miles northeast Of
Managua, the capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Mfe. lis, 1875 slLEx lo-ir.
Oscillatina Fan. "handy
Breezs," oil metol. quiet
heavy, non-iiii a on
bose --------
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Former ME-. List $50 voR.
NADO Hossoek Floor fun,
Steel iyps-eiFeuloies ois 10
oil orsos Of room; large top
suitable for use as ecektei.
sobls. 2A0 OK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

former ME-. List ss.ss voR.
kADO cosemens Window
Fan, Reversible for inioks OF
sshovsi; also por.ablsi no
insiolloiion necessary; tits
most oil windows. "a OK
. speeds 6VsOV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Mfr. List 1898 sick lain.
Window Fon. Reversible Tor
lntuke or exhovstt perfect
f., LIieh'" or 1888
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1885 TO 1895 DlNETTE SETS assorted Sizes coIoy and
finishes, some 7-piees table and chair sets. some
5 piece tobIe and SIR
chair sets -.-------------.-.--- ~
Evening star., 1959-02-08
BeeIch,ielr.' { to::'Tulk ;.
Twice in. Virginia
On Londscuping;

Albert .Beecher, horticulturist
at VPI, will speak ON "Horticul-
ture and Landscape Design" al
the S. Kann Sons Co. store
community room, 34ol North
Fairfax. drive, Arlington. va.
tomorrow at 8 pm. The talk is
one of a series arranged by the
home demonstration agent oil
Arlington County, Mrs, Erna
Pettibone.. -.
Landscape Design" will be
the topic Of a talk by Prof
Beecher Tuesday at 8 pm. in
the Woodward g. Lothrop audi
torium. at Seven Corners, Falls
Church. Va. Tuesdays talk is
sponsored by Fairfax County
home demonstration clubs,
For several years Prof. Beech
er has directed the flower show
Judging school. sponsored by
.VPI and the Virginia Fedora
ton of Garden Clubs at Blacks
burg. =. .
Evening star., 1959-02-08
New Flowers. for '59
Result. of BREEDING ::

Perhaps you have wondered
where all the new flower ea,i-
eties listed in the catalogs come
; from. Certainly the single vari-
ETY. listed in the 1859 All-Amef-
icas, does not begin to reflect
the large number Of plant
breeders who are constantly
making crosses to produce new
things. In fact there are at least
"A dozen firms employing plant
breeders whose'job is to breed
new varieties. ="
Most of these firms do their
plant breeding in California
where the climate is ideal for
the job TO. be done. Not only
do they need plenty ot'sunlight
all ANIMALS are sun lovers
but they need freedom from
damaging rains and plant dis
eases. Even, with these condi-
tions, much of the actual breed
ing work is done in greenhouses
It is easy to. see how the
Petunia rates as a popular an
nual. Fourteen new varieties
were offered to the. .seed. dis
.tributors this season. Three new
zinnias, snapdragonS, holly
hook, sweetpeas. marigolds
=. China asters. calendula, viola,
California poppy. begonia and
verbena are listed for intro
duction in 1859. ::
Most of the flower seed
breeders are firms that produce
for. the retailers, although some
Of the major distributors also
maintain breeding establish
ments in California. Interest