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MARLO'S
WAREHOUSE SALES
FLOOR SAMPLES
CANCELLED ORDERS
500 Off and More

SHOP IN AIR-coNDITIoNED
COMFORT
Beige Naugahyde Sofa. reversible
n donEn s =, SS cushions. s.,r soo
YOU SAVE 500
s.Piece Danish Modern Dining
Room Suite. buffet, table. 9
oRId. $500 SALE. s24e
YOU SAVE $751;
O-Piece Walnut Bedrm. Suite, triple
dresser, mirror. chest, bookcase
o.,,s PE RING AND MATTRESS :, 40
You SAVE s13I
Apiece Sectional. foam cushions,
nylon fabric: black, brown. steel
ORG. $3.50 SALE, sles
YOU SAVE S140
e-piecs York County Dining Room
Suite. cherry tan, mahogany table.
4 side and 2 arm chairs: china;
below original wholesale cost 200.
oNi'' s'Ysoo You SAVE ssS6 g. 5000
Apiece Silver Mist Bedroom Suite.
chest. dresser, mirror, bookcase
Orig. s17s SALE. 500
You SAVE $50
76-Inch Provincial Sofa, excep-
tionally high quality, gorgeous
quilted fabric, 4 loose down cush-
ions, skirted and lined. .oo
You SAVE S35I
%-Piece Golden Bisque Bedroom
suite. dresser. mirror, chest. book
ossafsds . D $500 ~ ma'Dr'0i s sSPi sles
YOU SAVE 1870
0-Piece Dining Room Suite, antique
white; buffet base with enclosed
glass hutch, round table with
OLE iS5rs sass 0 chairs, SALE, sss5
You SAVE s204
6-Piece Bedroom Suite, antique
white: French provincial: double
dresser, mirror. chest. double bed,
2 night tables.
ORIG. S649 SALE, S379
YOU SAVE $27O
7-Piece Modern Scrubbed Walnut
Dining Room Suite; china. buffet
table. 4 chairs.
ORIG. S439 SALE, S269
YOU SAVE S170
2-Piece Living Room Suite, brown
or charcoal: sofa bed opens to
o dlisP & s1s s1d matching SAL shfiE. 500
You SAVE s1o0 '''
5TJNDREDs 0r OTHER YTENaa
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GLOVER PARK--Attraetlye i.bed.
III uftR.. n modern r. ee!nsr b:agii
S 5ssRRfpA s sSal s cS tx 'sssPsss::
GOOD NOPE HILLs--Apt. homes
with large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capitol, OVERLOOKING
suitland pkwy.. oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course. open 70 public / bedroom
and porch, S7l 10 S66 so: q bed
rooms and porch, S6I 10 $e4 so,
Detached small buildings, home-
like atmosphere, beautifully land.
scaped; quiet, friendly neignbor.
hood, In suburban setting. Three
exposures IN every apt, large
rooms, ample closets, porch conv.
fof dining. sleeping and living:
rear stairs TO spacious, fenced-in
lawns for safe play. plumbing In
kitchen for washing machine, OUT
side drying; Individual storage
lockers: building wired for air
conditioners: short walk TO two
l-fare bus lines, shopping cen-
ter. schools and theater; on street
parking. Good Hope Hills 10 west
Of Naylor I'd. In vicinity Of Both
ct. sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 am. and $50 pms
1900 30th st. sc, LII. l-3300.
WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
HARVARD ST. NV, 1872 BIS
pch redec.. dntn. ioc.: $780,
uti.. incl. Adlts. Res. mar. Apt. "a.
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APIS. uMFURMIsHED-D. c

AIR COND.: Wasliington's finest
NV neighborhood - Spacious 2
bedrms:, 2 baths, all-elec. kitchen.
Convenient walking distance to
htghly desirable high school, junior
high school and grade school. A
DISTINGUISHED address. THE ESSEX,
474O, Connecticut ave. NV. EN-.
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APIS. FuRRIsHED-MD.
APIS. FURNIsHED-.VA.

ADMIRALTY APTs.-Luxury tyne,
!. bedrms., nicely furn.: / mi. Key
Bridge: S140. incl. utils. ia.
ALEXANDRIA, downtown: S75 to
$50 80. all dtils. incl. Call TIE. O.
1870 between 10 am. and 6 pm.
ALEXANDRIA. 4Ol Commonwealth
eve rooms. kitchen. bath:
S97 80. See res. mgr. on premises
or call XII. S-069S. B. 2. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2100.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGoN-Family
apt: rate day or week, and hotel
room Free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL.. 1880 N. ouinn-GaFden-type
l.bedrm. apts.; "a blk TT. Myer;
S92 80, utils. incl. WO. 6-6S66.
ARL.-Pine-paneled bsmt. apt; pvt.
entr.; furnished, incl. utils.: park.
ing: l or 2 men. ia. 4-1SSS.
ARL.--Liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette,
kit, bath; 5 Minis. d. c., PEN
tagon. IA. 2-S254.
IS MINIS. PENTAGON-Entire floor,
hrepl., pvt. bath and entr.; EN-
ployed persons. TIE. 1886.
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An An cocsEgp2IET,1Io@EslEP

1x7 @ ST. NE.
Adjoining new Senate once Bldg.;
Nv, DRESS. CLOSET, KITCHEN,
BATH; s92.90; carpeted corridors:
elevator building, See janltor.
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
el2 nth 81. NV. RE. I.lB0o
A NEEFpSSo ssXxESHsEMNcEss l l!; KEN ~
f snilsi. es siif M ses ss.Sssc kS'y with
ANAcOsTiA
2l2B 18th 81, s.e.-i-bedrm. opt. /:
master Nv Sntenns: 1880 Der
mo-, all utils. incl, Phone man
ager, LII. $4,000.
AREA--ONE on THE COOLEST IN
town, mr., Boiling Field. 1 and 2
hedrms. from &7b, incl. utils.: pub
~: perochial schools blk. away,
81. SCI. 10. 2-0f00.
BRAUTIFUL 3.BEDRM, APT. avail.
able In Brentwood Village. con-
sisting Of 3 full bedrms., llv. rm.
dip, rm and kitchen. with 2 full
baths. $3.50 mo. incl OIL utils.'
BEDRM LIv. RIM, Kitchen, rear
RNHI RAJ. IBIS 92e BATH End h0or' Call
BOILING AREA-one- bedrm. apt,
with sep. dinette. newly dec, new
aut :, range: M: schools, shopping.
also avail, sos 90 WAYNE TER
RACE APTs.. ist and Wayne pi
Sc. 10. 2-1Ob5.
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OFFICE FURN.-USED

Assorted file cabinets, executive
desks, and chairs. storage cabi:
nets, cardex files, secretarial
desks. .typist chairs, clothes trees,
letter trays, on sale ct D. G.. SUR
PLUS, 511 N. j.. ave. NV, Ii.
3-yS63. (FREE PARKING).
ONE-STORY BUILDING, A It. by
90 #, used for inspectors ONCE
for Federal housing work, less
than 2 years old: insulated, gas
hred hot-air heat; Va bath, 2 rms.
with lge. closets; construction
cost $4,000; can be transported in
4 sections. Can be seen ct 1854
kenilworth ave. Sc. sacrifice sale
for highest bid offered. Purchaser
must show ability to remove bldg.
mined, to complete sale. Contact
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION, INC.
1000 Conn. ave. NV, RE. 7-4200.
ORGANS = Before you buy any
organ, see the new Wurlitser chord.
at only $685.. In mahogany. Also
many other organs. including the
full WurNtzer and Gulbransen
transistor lines. Used Hammond
and Baldwin organs. at low.
prices. JORDAN'S. downtown At
18Th and q sts.: In Arlington at
5160 Lee highway: in Silver
Spring at 1882 Georgia ave.
suburban stores open evenings.
0RGANS-Excellent values In used
and demonstrator organs for both
home and church Shop and COM
pare In Washington's largest music
store: KITS. 1880 @ st. NV,
RE. 7-6212.
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|BUCKsKN RIDING MARE. 10 yrs.
old: gentle. Very reasonable
JE. 3-3087.
HORSE SHOW Sun, Aug, %, 10
Va. Call or. 3-i263 for details
ONE GENTLE SHET. PONY, brown
and white, bay riding horse.
APPROX. .; yrs. old. GY. 4-4262
PONY. black and white gelding,
51-in. tall, z yrs. old: safe for
children; 5000. EN-. 5-2759.
RIDING HORSE; saddle and bride.
pony mare and colt harness AID
cart, one show pony. TW. 3-7979.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Walk to work. 2 blks. Mayfiower
Hotel-Lge. iiy. rm., spacious bed
rm., lge. GE kit. dinette. modern
tile showers, w.-to-w. rugs, brand
new modern furn., 4 double walk
in closets. free gas. elee., silver
ware, dishes. washing machine:
suitable 4 people: Sis Up. per
mo. DU. 7.1166.
EFFIC. APT, kit, bed-liv. rm.,
pvt. rear and front entr. Ii. g.
4319 after z pm.
FURNITURE-Rental plan for any
Va. For details MARS LEASING.
Ii 3-0066. Mon Fri.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD WAITED

Student would like to have board
and room IN Arl., We. Call CO.
6-6142.
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Refrigerators

KeIrlgefaCOrS
WESTINGHOUSE. GR, seryel: Guar Del
BLOCKS
s ssss b &: HyS Rd Va w. s s5Si
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display I,:ysal
Ruara sSFsR1 Az sis sai,f IsoG co ss' on
2237 Georgia Ave AD 2.2l 90
REFGR., Coldspot, ~ Gu. IT, S35,
Call EN-. 2-S250 before IL and
after 9 on Saturday.
REFRr0ERAToRs
SPECIAL PURCHASE
New. 2-door reeser.refrigeratoi
computation. with automatic de-
frosting and shelves on door; B.
year guarantee
S199.95
We also have Q selected stock Of
s sFfsisEs rI IaE q 10Y sAT RElsss
S-S0s2 open ewes. iii o.
REFGRs. 60, S25-S65 ea.; need
room; must sell. Can deliver
A. c. STORAGE Co. Ii. 3-Os6s
ROLLER SKATES, mems, 9h
ton. HE. $500.
ROTO-TILLER, o h.p., Kaiser
Frazier, reasonable. JE. 2-1705.
RUGS. Oriental design and bread.
looms, gy12, S17: 9x15, S27
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1906 g
So. NV.
RUGS-Persian designs, ell new
9xl2. SIT so: l0x1b, S2S. Broad.
loom earpeting as low as 81. 9t
So I'd. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1919 G
st. NV
SEWING MACHINE, electric Singer
round bobbin, perfect stitch, $40
delivered. JU. 5-7169.
SEWING MACHINE SALE, portable
$15; White console, $50; others
1912 Lee hwy, ia. 2-4914.
SWING MACHINE, beaut. Singer
console, dark wood, zig-zag att;
take up payts., 1915 mo-; bal.
S35. Elk. 3-O54O, day or night, fol
free home demo. 90 9th st. NV
sew. MACHINES; recond.; Singer
port, with att, $685.: console
S24.95; day or night, RIA. 3-6181
SHAMPOO BOWLS ca. column
attached: also 2 Venetian blinds
III. 1878 or Ii. 4-0544. 22s
SINK TOPS with base cabinets
used. $40. Ideal for cottage. Also
cleo, 30-gal. water heaters, S25
ST. 2-49S7. 8 am. to z pm. only
STEREO HI-FI, complete. TIT
best. $3.50. OIL. 6-1496.
STOVE, GE, 8 burners. deep well
oven, drawers: good condition
Price. $35. JE. 4-6803.
TELEVIsION, l7-inch Admira
table, completely overhauled, ex
eel. cond., S35. Call ia. 1851
after 5 pm.
TOY MERCHANDISING CORP
display racks, half factory cost
so. 5-1715, evenings.
Tvs (2)-Console, S65: table mod.
Ell, $40. 1915 Wilson blvd, IA. D.
0015 ia. 2-570".
Tv, Magnavox. 21-in., blond oak
excellent picture and new Dec. 90
OIL. 1881.
TV, color: 1859 21-in. RCA blont
table model. Still In carton. Best
ofter. SO. 6-3915.
TINY cyTHFTIC
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PIANO-Custom built player: COM
pletely recond.: original finish;
175 rolls included: S62B or best
offer, FE. 7-4627.
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POULTRY AND EeGs

n. n. RED CHICKS, 8 wks. old, Csc
each; Bar Rock chicks. 4 wks. old,
zoe each. o. @. MAXWELL, y. 8.
80. Lanham, Nd. eP. 3-4346.
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RANGES
Gas, Electric: $50 so Up
All sizes qu9rsnteed

Gas, Electric: $3.50 Up
All Sizes guaranteed
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Ga. Ave. NV AID. 2.2l00
REFRIGERATORS, used, $40 SO up,
Credit: guar: del. ACME STOVE,
1911 18th st n.w.s Ma S.6052
REFRIGERATORs - Better grade,
rebuilt by experts: 2-year guar.
easy terms. So down delivers.
UNIVERSAL CO.. 1900 Georgia
ave. NV tcor. Emersonl.
PERPETRATORS, freezertop, l.
year guar $40 ~. FREDERlCKS
3905 14th st NV. ia $1,000.
REFRFGERATORs. late models;
good condition; guaranteed: will
deliver: $50. Ii. 1871. 14s
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BEAUT. BEDRM., din. rm.. kit. and
cpl. s7h mo. NJ. 7-9SO4.
B0LLING-ANDREws VICINITY.
furnished. utils. incl. sT. 3-e3I6.
CAPITOL HILL, sos End st. Sc
Nicely furn. apt, 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., din rm., kit. and bath: 800
mo-: blk. from House once Bldg.
Mt be seen, or call Ii. 10000
or MI. 6-SS51.
COLUMBIA RID. AND I7th-2-bed :
Kit. bath sia5. CO. 5.77so.' O''
CONGRESS HEIGHTS : Very at
tractive 1-bedrm. apt, S04 so
incl. gas. RIA. 3-1743.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - l-bedrm.
modern apis. near bus and stores.
SS5 and SOS. RIA. 3-621T. 10.
3-6363.
Enc. SO. no. 2-2164.
CONN. AND Isth-Bach. apt. air
cond., quiet. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath. Artistically furn., linen. sill
yer. maid serv., utils. incl, $3.50
ME. S-1440. q Am. to B pm.
CONN. AVE, 3?IS-I and 2 b.r.
ants, redec.. Sill up; utils. incl I:
cow. TO everything. WO. 6-6S66.
DUPONT CIR. Apis, $22 so. SCI. so;
rms. maid serv. wkly.. 50, 81. so
So so. bath $3.50. AID. 2-9296.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1920 Mass. ave.
n;w.-Efie;, 500: bedrm.. Sl35.
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TV SETS
TV SETS

Unclaimed and repossessed. All
models. Take over 50 per week
payments on balance due. For free
home demonstration. call RE.
10000.
TV-2l inch Philco; mahog. con-
sole. Also 20-in. window fan,
speeds. Kit. cabinet, Formica top
New, ia. S-3705, 9 TO . pm.
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PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights. sinartly styled
in q new durable Gnish, especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and nne values
for beginning students: S195 up,
including local delivery. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC Co. nos @ ct.
NV, DI. 7-S464.
PIANO. rebuilt player smartly
styled In Q new. finish: especially
suited for rec. room: exceptional
value at S406, includes bench
and local delivery
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS @ st. NV. d.. 7-e404
PIANOs-New spinet pianos. from
regular stock. reduced to $3.50,
during KITS GREAT REMOD-
ELINd SALE. Your opportunity
to get q top-quality piano. at Q
yerv substantial saving. KITS
WASHIN0TON'S LARGEST MUSIC
STORE 1880 O 81. NV. RE.
PIANO-Baby grand, Lester. good
condition, recently tuned, reason
able. so. 6-9141.
PIANOS-Used. uprights, sos up.
Also used spinets. apt, uprights
and Strands, as low as S2eb. Many
fine makes. Terms. Estah. 1901.
Open every evening and Sundays.
SCHAFFER'S PIANO SHOP. S2h
Bonifant st.. Silver sprtns. JU'
0-3039.
PIANO. upright: also cherry lumber,
Nj ~
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$3.50 DAILY

Per person. Lse. dbl. rms, S14
w. up. l blk. on Conn. ave, mr..
MsayIaoT gsSe walk downtown; ,Ldry
1893, RE 7-eiis. ME-. s.sO44.
COL0RED-l7I4 LANIER PL.-
Nicely furn. rm. for lady, mr..
transp, and shopping; SIS per week.
Call NO. 7.6S79,
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FoR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm.: contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. stof-
age; reasonable rates. ia. D-2937.
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FARM AND GARDEN

AND LEADERS for
grading. excavating and land
clearing. For free estimate call
UN. 4-S533: nishts. MA; $4,000
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AUDIO CENTER
Sales and Complete Service

sales ana Complete service
1862 FAIRMoNT AVE.
6 BEN We1eeda MD Til 0. 81 Sat. o I'll
n. o. GAUGE TRAINS; track, turn
outs, rectifier, transformer and
other equipment: $50. 10. 5-6416.
INTERCOMS, new. 5 sta: clock ra-
alS, aO%s @ r U'f wA 9rS5oi. 1'
INVALID WALKER-Good condi-
ton: adult size, crutches attached,
Cali IA. 2-6032.
Law BOOKS, Maryland and D. C.
digests, Atlantic second Md. Sc
ries, D. C. appeals and .. e.
LAWN MOWERS, lust been shar-
pened and reconditioned. So ca.
Power mowers, as Is. $40 ca. 1888
Rhode Island ave. ne. in the rear.
LOVE SEAT, antique table, wash
stand, Hitchcock chairs. etc. Good
pieces: not cheapI CO. 5-8023.
MODEL HOUSE FURNITURE and
accessories for sale at cost and
below. Beverly Hills Estates, 4912
Arbutus ave-, Rockville. Nd.
Cnufcn, SATURDAY, an.
MOTORS. ITI0O to 100 hip. and
reduction gear. 9 to 440 volts: re-
wound. exch. 45th year. Carly
1908 14th St. NO. 7-0224.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, used
and new at bargain prices. One
Of the largest selections In the
area. All standard makes: check
our values before you buy. JoR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q SITS.
NV
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, like
new. ideal for small business; SIS.
Cal HO. 2-9709.
OFFICE DESK-swivel chair, wood
condition; $40. Call FE. 3-630S
anytime.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Special purchase. u. 9. Govt.
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Special purchase. u. 9. Govt.
banks. Insurance firms.
100 AVAILABLE
DIP. nat top, OF. Security make.
ONCE green or gray, used, like
new condition. New, $3.50 $50 SO
Secretary desk, steel DIP. $57 so
Bank Of Eng. swivel chairs In wal
nut $16
cramer posture chairs. reuphol.
Bookcases, large. quantity. glass
front, 81 o section.
$4,000 stock new and used once
furniture of every description.
offered at savings UP to 1874.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
Manhattan ONCE and Equip, Co.
1101 7th ST. NV.
OFFICE FURN.-USED
Assorted file cabinets, executive
desks. and chairs. storage cab
inets, cardex files, secretarial
desks. typist chairs, clothes trees,
letter trays. On sale at d. C.
SURPLUS. Sill N. J. ave. NV,
-. GREE PARKINo
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HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
AVATT,ARTE
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sssI asS s RSsSa. G'I Iis
See G wzsA a 4, hSsS Pc cds 81 NV
Djl H ct. NV. MA. 6-4oi6
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ROYAL ESg 5RSirf 3 Z, CO.

FURN.-Finest quality s-piece solid
mahog. 18th century din. rm., OBJ
long pedestal table, serpentine
trent buffet. 4 side and 2 arm
chairs. mahog. 18th century Gre
denza, EN-. 3-S4O2, appt.
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

AIREDALR PUPPIES, Axe. Guam
tico 1000, Ext. 24193.
BASSET PUPs Of stephanie. the
~ dog Of Farmer Jones. ia.
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burg, Grandma" can recall
wildly her only contact with
the Civil War.
She was 7 years old, she said,
when she was sitting in church
one Sunday morning. Services
were interrupted by an an
nouncement. THE Rebels are
coming to Fairfield"
Mrs. Foller said: My father
ordered us all to run home
right away. He took most Of
the children's clothes and put
them in a box and buried Il EN-
out in the yard.
Then the rebels came rid
ing up on horseback They
came in the house and took
what they wanted and then
left. They didn't harm us and
they didn't find our clothes
Her maiden name IVES Lula
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
BY MICHAEL MOK
star stan Writer

The instant she glimpsed the
f1uttering pennants over the
Big Top yesterday, Jenny be-
came a disciplinary problem.
Roller skating bruises forgot
ten, she was on her knees at
the bus window. shouting in a
6-year-old treble so piercing it
might have driven Spock and
Gesell to infanticide:
do you see it? Hurry
Seconds later she heard the
calliope, and Jenny was into
the crowd like a pickpocket un-
til the sight of candy butchers
hawking gaudy indigestibles
stopped her.
Tugging first in one direction
and then another. she was like
a seeing-eye dog gone mad:
II want some cotton candy
want some popcorn
| What about a SNOWFALL?
want Oh, my goodness.
Napkins at a Circus?
Outside, there was a gibber-
1 ing ape who ratified his bars
with fascinating fury and any
one watching would, naturally
drip syrup all down her front
But who ever heard of napkins
at a circus. On to the sideshow
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Three Judges
Are Sworn in
PrinceGeorges
Democratic Jurists
SuppIunt 6. o. P.
Triol Magistrates

Prince Georges county's three
new Democratic trial magis-
trates supplanted Republican
officeholders on the bench
today.
George j. O'Hare, outgoing
Mayor of Hyattsville. will serve
in Hyattsville Police Court. He
succeeds Grover Lee Small.
In Upper Marlboro William
H. McGrath succeeds Mrs. Nita
s. Human Crane.
They will be assisted by r.
Bowie Clagett, the substitute
trial magistrate who will hold
court when either Of the other
two are absent. He also plans
to schedule night court sessions
at least twice a month. He re-
places w. Britton Moore.
The magistrates we're APP
pointed by Democratic Gov.
Tawes on the recommendation
of the county's Democrat State
Central Committee. The trial
magistrates received $500 an
nually and the substitute,
$4,000.
The oaths of Office were adj
minstered by w. Waverly Webb,
clerk of the Circuit Court. in
the court house in Upper
Marlboro.
Mr.. OHare. 48, has been
Mayor four years and on the
council six years. He received
a law degree from Georgetown
University in 1885, and foul
years earlier graduated from
the University of Maryland. He
has a law office at 1919 F street
INV.
Mr.. McGrath, so, of Seat
Pleasant was a member OF the
House of Delegates in 1946-50
and was Mayor of his town in
1940-42. A graduate of the Ma
tional University Law School
here in 1923, he worked in the
District corporation counsel''
office from 1925 Tn 1892.
Mr.. Clagett, 81, of Cheverley
was an assistant States at
torney in 1878. He is a 1867
graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity Law School, and re-
ceived an undergraduate de-
gree in 1850 from the Univer-
sity of Maryland. Mr.. Clagett
has a law Office in Upper
Marlboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
School Burns,
Believed Hit
By Lightning

The rs students at Dickerson
Elementary School in Mont
gomery County got a one-day
holiday today - their three
room frame school burned
down yesterday, apparently
struck by lightning.
School officials were to in
spect a nearly completed wing
of the Germantown Elemen-
tarly School, IL miles from the
Dickerson structure, before ii
is pressed into service to-
morrow.
The DickerSon school, the
county's smallest, was demol-
ished by a two-hour fire that
started during an electrical
storm. School official estimat-
ed the loss at about 100000.
Three Dickerson teachers
who were in charge of two
grades each, will transfer tc
Germantown with their pupils
and will remain under the
Dickerson principal. Mrs
Kathryn Crone, who is also
principal at Jamestown Ele-
mentary School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Builders Vote
Confidencein
Neqotiutors

Washington building con-
tractors met for more than two
hours this morning behind
closed doors, and gave further
instructions to their committee
handling negotiations with five
construction unions who are
threatening to strike.
A spokesman for the Con-
struction Contractors Council.
representing 1870 building firms
here, withheld details. saying
only that vote of confidence"
was passed in an apparent show
of firmnesS.
Further negotiations are
scheduled with the carpenters
union tonight. The carpenters
have said they will continue
working under contract that
expired last week as long as
negotiations proceed. The union,
considered the key trade in a
settlement, according to the
contractors negotiators, are
seeking a 50-cent-an-hour wage
increase spread over two years.
The contractors council last
week authorized an offer of a
25-cent-an-hour increase over
two years for all the unions in
volved = including laborers,
truck drivers, operating engi-
neers and cement masons. The
negotiators would not say IL
today's meeting authorized an
increase in the offer.
Another negotiation session
is scheduled with the laborers'
union tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
LOVE THAT CIRCUS
Jenny Finds Thrills Galore

answered, the trapeZe artists
were swooping under the very
roof of the tent. like great
spangled birds.
I'm afraid" said Jenny. and
added quickly: I'm afraid and
l like it."
Sharp, two-f1ngered whistles
from the boys greeted the trick
riders cantering into the arena
Now She Wants a Dress
! She watched the fancy riding
for a bit and passed Judgment
Gould / have a dress just
| like hers?"
BY this time, the first casual
/ ties of opening day of the Girls
tiani Bros. Circus could be seen
Children in ever-increasing
numbers were plunking their
sticky faces down on their par
ents' laps. The tired crying of
some of the younger set was
almost enough to drown out
the merry-go-round music of
the band.
After clapping nightly for
a Woodworking trained dog
Jenny asked, rs it over now?'
The show still had a while 10
run, but it was time for the
long bus ride, and she knew it.
Back home and in bed. there
was still time for a brief post
Imortem.
What did you like the best
honey?"
II liked everything the best
Daddy" she said, and was
asleep.