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Potent Gets Action

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP).-Four.
year-old Mark Heldrum. q
pneumonia victim, called for
his nurse at Mercy Hospital to
tell her he was feeling better
She didn't appear, so Mark
pushed a button. Bells Changed,
INSTRUMENTATION speakers
blared and the hospital corri-
doris became a river of rushing
nurses and doctors. Mark had
pushed the fire alarm.
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Rail Hitchhiker
Killed by Truin

CINCINNATI, May l6 (AP)
"A hitchhiker was killed by a
train as he sat on the track in
suburban Reading short time
after he had asked where he
might get q ride to Detroit.
A birth certificate and a
blood donor card in his pocket
carried the name of Earl F.
Ishann. 35. of Kingston. Tenn
A railroad brakeman said the
man had asked him about get
ting a ride.
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the Aviation Writers Associa-
ton on Friday.
ut may interest you to know
that Secretary Quarles' last
decision was that the Defense
Department and the Atomic
Energy Commission would APP
peal to the President for the
power to expedite nuclear air.
craft development" he said,
Pentagon sources said yes
terday the Air Force proposal
to buy two prototype planes
came up during q top-level
meeting called by Mr.. Quarles
at the Pentagon in the late
afternoon Of May 7. Gen. Will
son. 1t was reported. did not
attend this meeting.
Reported Problem Solved
Mr.. Quarles called the group,
which included Defense, Air
Force and Navy officials, to-
gether to discuss testimony
they would give to a Joint Con-
gressional Atomic Energy SUBJ
committee at a hearing on the
A-plane scheduled for May IA.
The hearing was Cancelled after
Mr.. Quarles was found dead in
bed on the morning of May Z.
It is understood that Mr..
Quarles posed many searching
questions to the Air Force on
its atomic plane project called
CANAL.
One official said the late Dep
uty Secretary reminded the Air
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SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical So
ctety meetings hare been
announced for this meek b.
the Joint Committee on Press
Relations OF the District OF
Columbia Council OF Engi-
neeriRg and Architectural
Societies ind the Washing
ton Academy OF Sciences.
Current, Threugh June
Unlted States Patent 0fIzee---Mon
day through Fridsy. $50 an. to IL
pm. In the Conimeree Department
lobby, Fourteenth street between j
street and Constitution avenue NV
Exhibit In the mechanical heid demon,
strains technelagicsl advances.
Institute II Rgdie Eneineers fpro,
s sso sFs Snn q Il. ssSDd,
Cafe; pm. Meeting industrial Build
ms. National Bur9au Of Standards
"A Lock Toward the Future Ia Elee,
trenie Standardization. Harvey W
Lance chief Electronic Celebration
Center Radio Standards Lab Boulder
Colo. Election Of chapter ofaeers.
Institute Of Radio Enslnssrs tpro.
iessional Group on space eiectrQnici
ang telemetry Us 7. % dinner, O'pon.
sl pm Hsfse ssfGns rTPc s s,Ssta NM
s29 & street NV. Communication
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Force that the objective Of
the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion
program. q joint Defense ACC
effort. was TO get q iluclear en-
CINE for aircraft and not for
a weapons system.
The idea Of the CANAL
bomber is to load II with sew
eral long-range ballistic mis-
silss and hydrogen bombs and
keep 1t on a continuous air
alert.
In stating that the Air Force
Is ready to go ahead with a
prototype, Gen. Wilson told the
Aviation Writers that the
shielding problem for nuclear
airplanes ,las been solved" He
added:
I'VE now know how to design
effective airborne shields and
how to predict their performs
ance."
The General also asserted
that the CANAL bomber will
not necessarily be any larger
than the current B-52."
Under questioning later. he
said that there had been
no recent chronological break
throughs in the A-plane devel-
opment.
Vice Admiral Lyman q.
Rickover. atomic submarine ex-
pert. told q National Press Club
audience last Thursday that one
Of the main problems Of the
nuclear-powered airplane still
was shielding against radiation.
And last January. Mr.. Me-
Elroy defended the present A
plane program on Capitol Hill
this way:
1T is not the airframe which
presents the difficulty but
rather the power plant. To be
militarily useful the propul-
sion system must have a high
power density: that is. it must
be powerful and compact and
not unduly heavy.
Moreover, adequate shield
ing must be provided to pro-
tect the crew and equipment
against radiation hazards. In
the present state of the art this
would require q large and heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Levi. president of the store. AS
each name was called out the
hotel ballroom was blacked out
and a colorslide of the recipient
ct work in the store was flashed
on o theater-sized screen.
In the background. a COM
n1entator gave a thumbnail
sketch Of the employees duties
and his history.
Those receiving the watches
we're:
Ethel Bolen. Morrell Depro,
Alvin Friedlander, Margaret
Hartley. Nellie Howell, Gladys
James, Harry johnson, Fred
Knox. Jack Marks, Elsie Mintz,
Edith Moore, Lila Railey, Ar
thur Sireni. Richard Wathen
and Raymond Winter.
Harry Hirshberg, jr., vice
president and general manager,
presented general managers
awards to the following:
' Mary Payne. Ethel Brown,
Marguerite Meyerley, Marvin
Coesens and Evelyn King.
Singled out during festivities
for special acclaim was Mrs.
Emma Ramming. supervisor of
credit Office cashiers. Mrs.
BANNING is the Oldest Hecht
employe in point of service,
having completed al years.
1sAlso spotlighted was Miss
Marie Kramer, the newest
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airframe with low performance
characteristics. Such an air.
plane, we believe. would have
marginal military value In re-
lation to other systems in OPP
Grafton, in production. or under
development for the strategic
mission.
Should Mr.. McEroy change
his mind. perhaps on the basis
of new data, the Air Force plan
still would have to get the
blessing of the Presidents Com
mittee of Scientific Advisers,
headed by DR.. James Killian.
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member of the Five-to-Ter
Club, introduced by club presi-
dent Herbert Freeman, a Hecht
Co., controller. Harry e. Car
ter, operating manager of the
Parkington stort. is the Ten
to-Fifty Club president.
Following presentation cere-
monies, the 1900 employees and
their guests danced to the
music of Vaughn Monroe's or
chestra and were enterS ineo
with a concert of military
selections by the NorthweSterH
High School Band.
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Wirth to Speak

Conrad L. Wirth, director oil
the National Parks Service, will
speak at a meeting of the Cit
liens Council for a Clean Poto-
moe at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
National Housing Center, 1915
l. street NV. He will discuss
Potomac River Recreation"
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Defense Chiefs Deny
Plan to Push A-PIone

The Defense Department denies has decided to reverse
itself and ask President Eisenhower for authority build
nucear-powered airplane.
Inquiries based statement by 1t. Gen. Roscoe c.
Wilson, Air Force research chief that Donald cuares last
decision before his death May for appeal the
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Hecht's Honors Group
For Service With Store

More than 1900 members Of the Hecht Co.'s Ten-to-Fty
and Clubs held their annual awards banquet and
ball last night at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Hghlght of the evening the presentation of 25year
watch employees who served the department
store for quarter century
Presentation of the time pieces made by Robert H
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President TO push A-plane de-
velopment, brought this reply
from the Pentagon yesterday,
mo decision has been made
The matter is under study In
the ONCE of the Secretary Of
Defense"
Informed sources have told
The Star that there is no GER
tainty at all that Defense Sec
rotary McElroy will accept the
Air Force recommendation
which actually is for the pur-
chase Of two prototype air
craft.
These sources said. more
over, that Mr.. Quarles. who was
Deputy Secretary Of Defense
tied his acceptance Of the plar
to the attainment Of better
performance data from the
turbojet nuclear engine now
under development at Evendale,
Ohio.
Mr.. McElroy had allowed Mr.
Quarles to make the actua,
decisions in many technical
areas. Now, 1t is expected that
Mr.. McElroy viii lean on Her.
bert York. director of defense
research and engineering, fol
such Observation-Disclosures the
one on the A-plane prototypes
Quoted Quarles
Gen. Wilson, who was moi
available for comment yester-
day. told of the Quarles de
niefNSHD rt4,.ixar . ~~mmzA
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Quoted QuarIes

Gen. Wilson, who was not
available for comment yester-
day, told Of the Quarles "de-
cision" during a speech before
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SALESLADY
Ready-to-Wear
Unusual Opportunitv

II you like selling smart fashions
in q smart atmosphere, this is for
you. Top salary and incentives,
commensurate with ability and ex-
perience. If fashion is your career
and your aims are high in the
field--this opportunity is unlim-
tied. Rose Robson Cowen. La
DIES FASHIONS of THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1928 p st. NV,
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TIRE SALE
TOOLS

Rakes, S1.49; used shovels, 81:
hoes, 81 .65; 5-Eal. cans, 81 so:
dropcioths, $3.50; saws. 81 As;
hammers, soc; eft. dig bars,
$3.50. wheelbarrows, $3.50; CHS
els, planes, motors. bunk beds,
S12: axes. 81 80: paint, 81 .59.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARIES, white; mostly In
rusty 70 fast shthd,; typins 1890
PskRs0ENEL, suite ase.. southern
Bids 1903 18th q. nv. 81 H,
SECRETARIES. Alex. area: several.
full and part time. rusty short
hand Ok; on some, 70 s42S.
fred st., Alex, XII. 0-3770.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS--JoRDANs branch stores
all have q complete selection Of
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including some bargains in
slightly used instruments, Plenty
Of parking space at each store.
a332 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring;
516g Lee highway, Arlington: 100
William street, Fredericksburg.
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open daily from 1890 until 3 pm.
at night except Saturdays, when
they are open from o until ..
PIAN0s-Used uprights, SOS, sII0
and Sla5. Phone ST, $4,000.
PIANO MART, 1915 eth st. NV,
PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New. full
keyboard, modern style pianos,
as low as $40 per month. Rental
and hauling charges may be ap-
piled TO purchase price. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS @ st. NV,
DI. 7-S464.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES.
supplies, poker tables and games;
tennis tables access CONN Bill
LARD a. BOWLING SUPPLY CO.,
$40 9th st NV, Dl. T-4Sb7.
REFRIGERATOR WESTINGHOUSE, Q
Gu. IT.; good cond, tn 2-l657.
REFRIGERATORs, freezer tops, l.
year guar: $40 up. FREOERICKS,
1905 l4th st. NV, IA. $4,000
REFRIGERATOR: late model. good
cond.. with freezer top; guaran-
teed. SIS. viii deliver. Ii. 1885.
l0s
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CHILD CARE--white. 5 days: rest
dent Glover Park vic. pref. Call
EN-. 3-5ss6.
ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN
Room and board. small salary.
ia, S-S696.
CIV, plain cookine. live in, fond
Of children: Thurs. after breakfast
and every other Sun. on. Must
have refs. OIL. 4-7264.
G.H.W., live in, plain cooking So
days; school-age children: refer
ences required OIL. 6-3636.
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOKING, 5 DAYS
q week; references. S35. OIL
G,H.W. GOOD PLAIN COOKS adult
family: live In: upstairs rm., pri-
vate bath. b-day wk.: local refer
ences. S35. RA. GLASS.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. TO care for
gentlempn's home: 5 DAYS, $50;
5la, S35. OIL. 2-4051. %
MISUNDERSTANDING. 25-40, who
wants good home: live in, take
compl. charge: care . small chill
dren. LU. 4-5216 aft. 10.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Opening in established law firm
for young woman with good
stenographic ability. Ma. S-0033.
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lcohTlNuEp)


FIREPLACk-0as or electric logs,
screens and irons. etc. ACMF
STOVE, l011 9TH NV. Ma, s-S0Sl
RnEEzkn. Renaire. 2l-ft. uprieht,
'b7 model; sacrifice. so, 5-50d6
FnEEzER---Amana, upright. 20 Gu,
Call WI. 2-0a7s.
FRnEzER. 30 Gu. H.. excellent con.
dltion; best offer over $500. Cal
no, o-094i,
FUR-New and slightly used mini
garments Of every description. a
v fraction Of original cost ShoT
and compare. BA6KiN FURS. cor
eth and q NV.
FURNITURE-six rooms: living
room. dining room. kitchen anc
So SssSSr0c H. s eSsss rent s9 Z. 80
FURNITURE-contents 2-bedroom
ant: excel. cond.: private party
10, 2-6Rs4,
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SECRETARY
Work and Live

In pleasant suburban-apt. develop
meHt. Shorthand. tipping and re-
lated duties; 5-day, 35-hour week.
MR.. CLARK, SP. $4,000.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER -
Must be neat, accurate. intelli-
gent, not over age 40, and rapid
in shorthand and tipping; excellent
working conditions. in well-ap-
pointed law ONCE, but legal ex-
perience not necessary; salary
open. Call ME. S-2241 for ap-
pointment.
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COOK. all around experienced;
restaurant; Rockville area. Box
2o2-s. Star.
LAB TECHNiCfkN. reaisfered or
non-reglstered. for medical clinic:
holidays: many employe dement's
incl rs DAYS annual leave per
vi, IS days sick leave tree medi-
SCI ssIaI 1nf q 9Gse sss sSsss,ssi
MEDICAL NKC0RD6 4 LIBRARIAN.
for ernup practice tlinic serving
membephip Of 10000 In D. c..
exper. nreferred. 4o-hr wk., no
sunday1 ewes. or holideys: many
cal anc. hospitalizauon coverARe.
~ days annual leave per W., IL
S g sap slSs * 's ssSss s'erdin'
POSITION OPEN for Clerk Typist
u modern once centrally located.
accuracy, with figures required: 8
gay. 5lh mr. wk; 70 Sat Apply
p n ees coRP, AIS s sSd ~ NV FOX
REAL ESTATE Statesmen ann
course by Northern vilFinia'I
inquiries invited. il. s.ssi,4f. "
REAL ESTATE sALEsPEOPLE, full
o. part time for busy, aegressive
once, Must have car. available
No exner. Necessary. will train you
MORRIS REALTY, 1884 Pa. ave.
SCI. Lu. 2-a362, LU. 1-477e.
TICKET AGENTS, white. hsa OF
some college; $500 for training
shift hrs, for aiflines. good future.
". WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite go.
Southern Bldy., sos 18th st, NV
at II. DT. 7-b752.
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TELEPHONE
0pERATOR

For apartment bulldins. i2 mid
nieht 10 an. Permanent; ref
erences. Sle3 monthly, Apply In
person % manaeer, THE KEN
NEpY-WARREN, 3i33 Conn. ave
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SALEsLADIEs l6J, competent. hard
working, white; will be bonded
jewelry and lingerie: must have
sales ability and sparkle with en-
thusiasm, age rs to 80: salary
plus excellent commission, min
imum guaranteed salary: 5-day
shit, s a.m.-4:30 pm: night
i NIT t;SO NPpT m; Am. A,p MASH
STORES. Call ST. 3-1966 for ap-
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ORGANS

DEMONSTRATORS AND USED
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Hammond Spinet with tone cab,
Sl.2a5
GUwrey Holiday SS95
Estey spinet, 1s-note pedal SS95
Baldwin Orgasonic and tone cab,
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SECRETARY

Opportunity for a
girl : Friday Stenogra-
pher who can work
with little direct super
vision. Ordinary rou-
tines concerning per-
sonnet relations at top
management level.
Pleasing assignment
working for one super
visor who fully appre-
ciateS secretarial skills.
Neat tipping, shorthand
and diplomatic person.
atty required.
Resume needed CIV
ing full particulars Of
prior experience, per-
sonal background, SAL
airy and when avail
able.
BOX look, STAR
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FOR INTERVIEW, CALL
Elk. $500, EXT. 22O

REsibENT MGR, over IS, no chill
dren. married or single, for %
lent 1-bedrm. apt. incl. utiIs. and
telephone. given in exchange for
duties, This Is q full-time Job
Cal. Mr.. HITES. ST. 3-1477,
weekdays 0-IO am.
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sALEsLADIES, colored. ROSE NOR
GAN COSMETICS will sell itself
Day. JU. 5-5447; ewes, HE. 4-066l.
SALESLADIES - Alert. ambitious
young women to sell decorating
fabrics, full or part time during
day. Good starting salary, excel
lent working conditions. MILL
END SHOP, Congressional Plaza
shopping center. Rockville Pike,
Nd Call or apply in person, HA.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER. automotive expert
ence for areas largest Rambler
dealer. Must be familiar with all
Salary open. Apply in person,
CRANSON RAMBLER. INC. 49aa
Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
COLLECTOR, inside. acquainted
with .. and J.; good salary. com
mission and bonus. HERSON'S,
Sth and o SITS. NV. De. 2-47O0
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ROSSLER'
WAREHOUSE STORE
I'LL l4th ST. NV.
DU. 7-2605
DU. T-zbU0
nEAl nAnIN r-rn .

OPEN DAILY TIL $3.50
FpRN UNCLAIMED--Marble tor
dressers. $50; marble top wash
stands, SIS: drop-leaf table. SIS:
kit, cupboard, $40: bamboo chairs,
! 50; -ound oak table $40; q din :
rm. chairs, S24; Victorian sofa,
$25: cedar chest, SEQ; mirrors.
So sofa and chair. $50; bedrm
set SOS: din, -rm. set. $40; kit.
IIss ti,I ~; vanity with mirror; 81;
drawers. $40: mattress, sis; early
Amer, sofa: French chair, SIS;
kit. table. So; sofa bed, S25:
oecas. chair, SO: bed. IS; love
away bed, SO; Fr. Prov. bedTm
and din. -rm. pieces; rocker, So.
china closet, SO; corner cup
board, S35: maple dresser, SIS:
folding chairs 81; coil spr., IS:
sofa. $50. WE DO uPHoLsTER-
ING. SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEe
tsSss r,, iSStcs s sS on a An
Mann u tTfaiL ISL siss S447
18th st. NV, CO 5-5l16. Open
ewes, til Q, Sun. 1e to 5. 49,
FURN.: Ice. solid mahog. dbl. bed
and small chest Of drawers. S45
EN-. 3-7955.
FTR URN: 2os chests dressing table /
console nv. ia. 9-453s.
FURN.--All mahog.; Tv console
with doors, Sl25; drum table.
end tables, liy. rm. chair, tele.
separately. WI. 2-4iss.
RANGEs--Recon like new,
p INST from ron $50 30 ~ year Susr
ave. NV AID 2-2100
GAS RANGE-Hardwick. 36x36,
4 4sss so aSto oo 4-i Is,n plot over;
GAS RANGES-Used. new, $40 UP.
easy credit. ACME STOVE CO.,
lOl1 9TH ST. NV. Ma. S-S952,
GUN, AS colt, Army single action,
Buntline special accessories: per-
feet eond.. $50. AK. 9-9467.
HEATERS. ranges, stoves, new,
used; gas, oil, coal. wood. ACME
STOVE, 10l1 9TH NV, MA. S-S952
HI-FI EQUIPMENT, GARRARD;
4-speed re IS automatic chang
er. mounted mahogany cabinet.
GE diamond sapphire pickup:
used IS days. 500. EN-. 3-3161
HOSPITAL BEDS, adjustable type,
excel; eond.: So so. N. FRANK
q SON, Ala Ord st. NV, DI.
1-5023.
JENNY LIND BED, desk, wrought
iron din. set, English Regency mas
ter bedrms.. couch. 4 rms. furn.,
size maternity clothes. sewins
machine. All excellent cond. 2917
University blvd. west, Kensington,
KITCHEN APPLIANCEs-GE refgr :.
Bendix auto. washer. porcelain
double sink, Hotpoint dishwssher;
takes everything OIL. $4,000.
LIy. ROOM SOFA and . chairs,
slip covers: So. Call JU. S-304U.
MERCURY MOTOR "a: good con-
dition; l60-lb. barbeli set, new.
SO. $500. between 5-s pm.
MOTORS u1OO to 100 hip. and
wound. exch. 45th year. Clarity.
1908 14th st NO. 7-0224.
ORGAN. HAMMOND church model
console, manuels, 25-note pedal
clavier, DR-20 tone cabinet with
exclusive Hammond "reverbera-
ton control, bench and separate
2D-note beach chimes with sup
Elementary keyboard. Can be seen
by appt Call JE. 2-1S90. between
week ends. JE. 2-5S64.
! ORGANS--Before YOU buy any or
! can. see the new Wurlitzer Chord
Organ at only $685. In mahogany
Also many other organs. including
the full WurlitZer and GulbranSen
| trensistor lines. JORDAN'S down.
town at 18th and @ SITS. NV. in
| Arlington at $3.50 Lee hwy, in
Silver Spring at 9332 Georgia
ave. Suburban stores open eve
nings except Saturdays.
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SECRETARY

Busy home builders once.
Excellent pay for versatile
girl under 80, capable Of
doing varied work in con-
nection with sales, legal,
etc. Good shorthand and
tipping required. 5-day, Q to
$40. Modern downtown
building. Ma. S-0257.
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KITS

/ $3.50 @ st. NV. RE. 7-6212
Open EVENINGS by Appointment
PAINT, 1900 gallons. $3.95 value,
81 80 gal, Sh. WINS. and others
2513 M st. NV, j. H. GICHNER
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STEEL BUILDING, 50x63 it., frame
and roof disable. will make excel.
const. or mechanical repair she'd
barn, for sale as is; must be dis
mantled; Kensington. Nd. Call
MR. ROLTZ. IiO h-4AS4
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REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE

Must sell sn!ire stock Of new $3.50
refrieerators. Nc reasonable of!er
refused Az refRrs. new and in
sealed eartunS We carry GE,
Frigidairs. WESTINGHOUSE, Norge
refgrs Open eyeninSs til q.
STANDARD TIRF 4 BATTERY co.
10th and I SIS NE u i-a0S2
REFRIGERATORs, used: $40 so up.
l0ll 9TH st. NV, Ma. S-S952.
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PIANOS - Special clearance OF
rental pianos. Late models, Spin
cts and Consoles. From S379.
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. RE. T.
6212.
PIANOS-only S495. Brand new,
fine quality. full keyboard spinet
pianos. Beautifully styled, mahog
finish, $25 down, balance in 5
years. KITS. 1880 G ct. NV,
RE. 7-6212. alexandria Branch
1921 Mt Vernon ave, open nights
til o. Sat til 81.
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet, used very
little. special S375, KITS, 1880
@ st. NV, RE. 1922.
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Business school grad. or . yrs.
exper. pref: good shorthand nee
interesting work: employe bene-
fits: Falls Church area. Call Q 10
8 JE. 2-5S01.
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REFRIGERATORS

1AO4AA OAtO
Areas Largest Floor Display
l. year guar, all sizes, incl. freezer
tops From S29.5
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-2lOO
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SALAD GIRL
MUST Have Erperience

Must Have Experience
Alban Towers 1900 Mass. Ave
RESERVATION TYPIST to SS5
New bldg. downtown, excel. pos,
k.-typists, many to $50
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
SALESCLERK wanted Apply in
person. 2225 Pershing dr.. Ar
lington, Va.
SALES CLERKS. young. experienced
part time, STANDARD ARD DRUG CO.. CO..
3l22 l4th st. NV.
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SALES CLERKS

Fun and part-time positions in SUI
burban Md. stores: good starting
salary and company benefits. Ap-
ply Thurs. bet. and pm. at
1ll11 Ga. ave-, Wheaton. Md.
THE COOP.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for la
dies ready-to-weaT store. Steady
positions. Salary and commission.
Apply HEARN'S. sos 9TH st. NV.
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mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
APPLY 5 AN. TO = PM.
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY