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Evening star., 1960-04-30
AgedWomon
Found After
Doyin Woods

An extensive search for an
s3-year-old woman ended last
night when she was found safe
IN a woods four miles from her
home IN Camp Springs. Md.
The barking of Mrs. Edythe
NJ. Schmidt's pet dog, Bill, at
tracted searchers to her in a
denSely wooded area alongside
the Rosecroft Raceway about
$50 pm.
Mrs. Schmidt, of 6617 Penley
lane, was scratched and bruised
from the brush but otherwise
suffered no injuries. She had
disappeared about "a hours
earlier while walking Bill.
Mrs. Schmidt appeared scared
when found, and could give no
explanation for her disappear
ance and night in the woods,
according to her daughter, Miss
Carolyn Schmidt of the Penley
lane address.
She said Bill also had
scratches from the briars and
brush. ..
The Oxon Hill Rescue Squad
took Mrs. Schmidt to Prince
Georges General Hospital. She
was released after undergoing
a checkup.
Miss Schmidt said her mother
previously had lapSes of mem
ory. She theorized Mrs. Schmidt
became scared when it grew
dark Thursday night and lost
her way in the woods.
Mrs. Schmidt and the mon
grel dog have been inseperable
since her husband Freidel died
two years ago at their farm in
Bivalve, on the Eastern Shore.
her daughter said.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR
1860 Democratic Deadlock
Recalled in Sunday Star

THE STAR STORY-One hundred years ago, amid
mounting tension between the North and South,
the Democratic Convention being held in
Charleston, S. C. To find out how the news of the
event appeared in The Evening Star of the day,
see SUNDAY, The Star Magazine This is another
in SUNDAYS series of stories of events leading up
to the Civil War
ON THE VICE PRESIDENCY-"No one should turn
down the Vice Presidency" says Secretary of Labor
James P Mitchell ut is too great honor for any
man to refuse" Read why he feels strongly about
the job that was once called "a stepping stone to
oblivion" in This Week Magazine.
o THE BALLOTS FOR THE d. C. PRIMARY-Next Tues
day, the District of Columbia has it's primary to
elect delegates to the Democratic and Republican
conventions. This Sundays Star will bring you a
look at the ballots and give you full information
On how to use them.
ROYALTY IN THE RANKS-Numbered among the
wide-eyed cadets at Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne, Pa is happy -go-lucky youth who is traed
around the grounds by full-fledged colonel The
cadet is a former king The colonel is his aide.
Read about Simeon Rylski former Simeon II of
Bulgaria in TEEN Magazine.
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1960-04-30
Registration
Chief Named

RICHMOND, April 80 CAP)
Delegate John Warren Cooke
of Mathews yesterday was
named chairman of Virginia's
new Commission on Registra-
ton.
Elected vice chairman of the
commission at an organiza-
tional meeting was Delegate
j. L. CSmblos of Big Stone
Gap.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

mended last year by a con-
sultant hired by the State
Board OF Education, the State
would scrap its present system
of supporting a minimum level
of education and would share
a county'S school bill. what
ever it might be.
Tops State Norm
Under the present plan a
county must pay for anything
it offers beyond the minimum
State program.
Mr.. Dorm said Montgomery
County, for example, spends
1868 annually per pupil, while
the State program calls for an
average expenditure of only
1929 per student.
He said the proposed plan
would increase the average
amount of State aid for school
operation from the present fig
ure of SO per cent to about As
per cent.
In Montgomery County, he
said, the State share would in
crease from 81 per cent to 33
per cent.
Mr.. Dorm said the overall
program, if it were in effect
now. would mean an additional
State expense for schools of
$24 million per year.
State school officials are
waiting to see how local groups
react to the Mort plan before
recommending legislation to
implement it.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
Hart AssoiIs 6. o. P.
On Potomac Pollution

Senator Hart, Democrat of
Michigan, lashed the Repub-
lican administration and Po-
tomac River pollution in a
speech last night at the Fair
faX-Falls Church Jefferson
Jackson Day dinner at Arling-
ton Towers.
Senator Hart, a member of
the Senate Select Committee
on National Water Resources,
also told the close to 400 DEM
ocrats attending the dinner
that the Federal Government
must accept responsibility for
park development in the Met
ropolitan Area.
The Senator, a graduate of
Georgetown University, re-
called that the Potomac at
times in his student days left
much to be desired as a rec
reation spot"
"Super Jet-Age Sewage"
Coming back to the Capitol
last year." Senator Hart said,
Il expected there would be loud
cries in Congress to get pollu-
ton out of the Potomac"
But now it is not just ordi-
nary pollution that is to invade
the river" the Senator said,
adding that it would be super
jet-age sewage" from the Dulles
International Airport at Chan
tilly.
Senator Hart blasted the
Budget Bureau for looking
"only at the outgo side of the
ledger" in advocating a tenn
porary sewage treatment plant
| for the airport to dump the
Evening star., 1960-04-30

the enumerator said, you're
just as important. maybe more
so. as the next man"
The new statistic picked up
his hat and smiled at the
census taker as he left.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

he answered. He settled for the
lowest figure.
One of the men at the mis-
sion thought the census man
was wasting his time Why
count us. We amt important" ="
"As far as We are concerned" !"
Evening star., 1960-04-30

had misunderstood the emu
merator's question.
Yes. not exactly but say
$500, 5000 or s8,O0O," the CEN
suS man said.
You don't make no $4,000
around here, let me tell you.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
AirIines Must Increase
Service to Friendship
CAB Order Affects Eight Companies
With CupitoI Getting 'Reprieve'

Eight major anes ordered by the Civil Aero
naucs Board to increase service to Baltmores Friendship
Airport.
order was yesterday the CAB ruled that
service Friendship provided by the alines made
quate
At the same time however the CAB said was dismissng
Evening star., 1960-04-30
County's School Costs
Seen Doubling by '65

Montgomery County citizens today tackled the problem
how to meet school operating costs that officials think will
more than double within the next five years
Workshop discussions by than 800 persons were
scheduled at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville
to wind wo-day conference school finance problems
Evening star., 1960-04-30
City TO Use
More Radar 10
Spot Speeders
Three-Duy Test
PIeuses Officials
With Its Accuracy

The District will soon have
its main traffic arteries under
the invisible eye of radar.
Ending a three-day test yes
terday-mainly on New York
avenue and South Capitol street
District police and highway
officials said they are going
ahead with plans to add three
or four more radar units to the
one they already have.
Deputy Highway Director
Francis Twiss said the District
will start preparing radar signs
for Washington's streets next
week. Mr.. Twiss and Deputy
Police Chief William j. Liver
man, head of the Traffic Divi-
sion, have been watching the
new car-mounted radar unit
spot speeders as far away as
1000 feet.
Performance Pleases
Accompanying the two off,
cials to see how accurately the
machine worked was Assistant
Corporation Counsel Clark King
All three said they were pleased
with the result.
Mr.. TwisS said the units-to
to be used both by the highway
department and the police
are a far cry from ones OBJ
served in the past. These sets
are put inside the car" he
said, which provides the
power" Nothing has to be
erected outside as was the case
with earlier units. He said cars
can be easily converted to &C
commodate the sets.
For Studies, Too
The radar device receives the
beam bounced off the oncoming
car and converts it into miles
per hour on a special speed
ometer located inside the
parked car. Although costing
nearly $1,000 each, the sets
should prove invaluable for eX-
tensive traffic studies as well
as speed checks, the officials
agree.
Although the radar check
spotted several motorists ex-
ceeding the speed limit, no ar
rests were made. Actually, "
Deputy Liverman said. only
about 2 or 3 per cent of the
drivers we observed went over
the speed limit"
Evening star., 1960-04-30

effluent into the river above the
Districts water supply intake.
Evening star., 1960-04-11

win with the ace Of spades. If
West returned a spade, South
would ruff. Declarer would
then lead a trump to dummy's
ten, drawing East'S last trump.
He could then cash dummy's
jack of spades. discarding the
losing club from his hand.
Now go back to the trick in
which South leads the queen of
spades from dummy. AS we
have seen. it is the key play for
South. 1t gives East the chance
to make a key play too.
East must play his last trump
on the queen of spades.
Mind you, East cannot win
the trick; South will surely
overruff. Nevertheless, East S
play is correct.
South is trying to establish
a spade trick in dummy, and
East's ruff prevents this. South
must lose club and a diamond
after East ruffs the spade. If
Evening star., 1960-04-11
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Stand Between Partner and Harm
BY ALFRED SHEINWOl

South had a fine play for his
slam.
West opened the king of
spades, and South ruffed. He
led out the ace of trumps, ready
to claim the contract if both
opponents followed suit. West
discarded a spade, so South
gulped and said nothing.
South led a low trump to
dummy'S nine and returned the
queen Of spades from dummy
Key Play
This was the key play for
South. He intended to discard
a diamond, allowing West to
Evening star., 1960-04-11

Answer: Bid two spades. The
immediate overcall in an op-
ponent's suit is a forcing bid,
demanding that your partner
name his best suit. If your
partner is an inexperienced
player, however, don't rely on
him to understand this bid;
jump to six hearts at once.
Copyright. 1850, Gen. Features CorpD
Evening star., 1960-04-11
BY Dick Brooks

East fails to step in, South
loses only a spade trick.
Daily Question
Dealer. at your right, bids
one spade. You hold:
f. 0AKQJ874 1AK2
%AK3
What do you say?
, 1960-07-11
MAXIMUM MORTGAGE LOANS
FOR BUILDING HOMES

The most experienced and COM
plete services in the Virgin Is
lands in FILA insured home build
ing and financing. eve have
Quilt and arranged loans for all
the FILA insured homes built in
st. Croix since 1857
We fill out the applications, pro
vide a selection Of house plans,
arrange 25-year mortgage loans
up to 97% of valuation, contract
to build at a firm price. A lot
which qualities can be the entire
down payment instead of cash.
No red tape, speedy processing Of
applications.
If your family income is $500
or more and you are interested in
maximum financing to build an
FILA insured home, you can OBJ
tain complete information about
the FILA plan, and fill out an ap-
pIiiication at our Office.
Robert G. Wallace
&c Church Street
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. I.
Telephone l85-W
, 1960-07-11

Va
Jury or disease was incurred
in or aggravated by active SER
vice in line Of duty during
wartime Or peacetime service.
Establishment of service con
nection is necessary before
disabled veterans can become
eligible for monthly disability
compensation payments, and
also gives wartime veterans
priority for admission to VA
hospitals, as well as eligibility
for certain other benefits.
Widows of deceased veterans
also will be protected under
the same provisions Of the
new law in all cases where
the widows benefits are based
on the service-connected dis
abilities of the veteran.
, 1960-07-11
ATTY. CONVERSE

ATTY. CONVERSE
to attend Sunday morning
worship services on the Mall
at independence Hall
Miss Grace B. Daniels,
Kingston, Pa, national presi-
dent of The National Fedora
ton will deliver the Presi-
dents Address and preside
over all sessions. More than
5000 delegates and visitors
from the so states, Puerto
Rico and the District of
Columbia will take part in
the 5-day convention. A new
Federation just organized in
the Virgin Islands will be vel
coined on the convention
program.
, 1960-07-11

MMzs|z9ENgI1z1
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
Tuesday Afternoon
MGM presents
The mightiest saga of the worlds
mightiest man
HERCULES"
in Eastman Color
Steve Reeves, Silvia Kscina
and Gianna Maria Canale
HERCULES" immense, i'm
mortal as his strength, his world,
his gods! Loving and adventuring
through the screens most stupen-
dous saga!
LATEST NEWS
Tuesday Evening
A Spanish film only Z!
W E D N z s D A
Big Double Feature Day!
Isl Feature:
Columbia presents:
"JUKE BOX RHYTHM"
It's A Rock'N Royal Romance!
The Earl Grant Trio, The Nitwits,
George Jessel, Brian Don Levy,
Joe Morrow & Jack Jones
End FEATURE.
Columbia presents:
THE TWO HEADED SPY"
Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala and
Alexander Knox
This is the most amazing Espion-
age story of a British Spy Ring
in action in Germany during
World War II.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Columbia Pictures presents
TT HAPPENED TO JANE
In Eastman Colors
Doris Day. Jack Lennon
and Ernie Kovacs
This is a highly entertaining
family comedy guaranteed to
be the years best laugh riot =!
LATEST NE W
, 1960-07-11

TH9ZAT3D
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
Tuesday Afternoon
MGM presents

The mightiest saga Of the worlds
mightiest man
Evening star., 1960-03-05
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

Work in physicians once, dwntn
Some secretarial duties. 5Ia-day
| Mk.. except in summer. TU. 2-26R3
Evening star., 1960-03-05

LEGAL SECRETARY
Exper. req. established law Arm
located in central area Of District
5-day wk.; permanent; excellent
working conditions. EX. 3-6137
LEGAL SECRETARY; pleasant sur
roundings; hours. 9-5; 5-day week
salary commensurate with expert
ence. Call MRS. SASSCER. be
tween 10 and II, ST. 3-54S6.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

rYPISTS = Part-time ewes: for
Church organization; 80 w.p.m.,
g1~ for TX HIS An 0-6nO6
Evening star., 1960-03-05

AIRLINE SECRETARY. convenient
downtown location, airline travel
privileges plus other employe bene-
fltS, 5-day wk Good knowledge
OF shorthand and tipping nee: how
ever beginners will be considered
Apply NORTHWEST ORIENT AIR
LINES, l4l5 Eye st. NV, Srd
floor. Starting salary. $3.50 so.
NTH rnnrindicnl inrrnnrnn
Evening star., 1960-03-05
HELP WON EN-

ADMIN. SEcY. $50 to 500 wk.
CAPITOL HILL sECY..
young $50 to SI1O wk
RECEIPT. -SECY. SIS to $50 wk
so other openings daily. Top
salaries. Interesting work.
Inquire ST. 3-3666. BOYD'S, cor
ner 18th and G NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

TYPIST-CLERK in ne, prefer
handicap: white, S240 mo. See
Mr. BLACK. Boyd's, Cor. 18th
and @ NV Ma S-2340.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

NURSE, grad, for work in In
dustrial clinic, knowl. OF typing
required, 44-hr. week; $500
month to start, automatic raises
every 6 mos. Call MA. S-1267,
bet. 10 and 4.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

lTV SERVICEMAN, exper. outside:
perm. job; >long-est. company;
hosp, vacation. CO. benefits; salary
nnen for right man AID 2-5OOO.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
ROUTE statesmen

Several openings for mar
ried men, ages 25 to 40,
who are willing to work and
have a good work record.
Opportunity for advance
ment, guaranteed salary and
other employe benefits. Call
MR.. HUDSON. DU. 1888,
for appointment.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
ROuTE SALESMAN

For established laundry-dry clean
ing route. Guaranteed salary, plus
commission. Opportunity for ad-
vancement: 5-day week, company.
paid vacation. life insurance and
disqualification. Married man pre-
ferred. Cash bond and good ref
erence required Apply Mr.. Com.
pher. MANHATTAN CO., 1925
Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for q customer who moved
out of town. There is an unpaid
balance Of only S327.S5 that can
6sr,6I 6s purchased an By a responsible
BRAND D-NEW, NEVER LEFT OUR
STORE: So pieces in all. Can
be seen by appointment only.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

NURSE, registered, for out t-patient
clinic in Takoma Park, Nd; excel.
working cond., 40-hr. wk., % days
annual leave, l3 days sick leave
per year, comprehensive medical
and disqualification coverage for
yourself and dep: salary approx.
500 per no. provisions for
yearly increase. EX 3-5Q3S
Evening star., 1960-03-05
LEDGER
CLERK

Young woman, 20-2s. with high
school completed, for placement in
our accounting department. Ap-
plicant must have prior book
keeping experience, and be IA
miliar with clerical detail: norm al
Monday through Friday schedule.
37Is-hour week.
Apply personnel, street floor. 8 am.
to 3 pm. weekdays. no phone calls.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

MEDICAL SECRETARY, for out
patient clinic. previous training
or exper. necessary, type 90
w.p.m., knowledge of shorthand,
excel. working cond. 40-hr. wk;,
leave per year, comprehensive
medical and disqualification COW
erage for self and dep; beginning
salary 5000 per yr., provisions
for yearly increase. EX. 3-56l0.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
THE EVENING STAR
225 virginia ave. Sc.


LEGAL SECRETARY
Exper. req; established law Arm,
located in central area of District
5-day wk.; permanent; excellent
working conditions. EX. 3-6137.
LEGAL SECRETARY; pleasant sur
roundings; hours, 9-5; 5-day week;
ence. Call MRS. SASSCER. be-
tween 10 and IL, ST. 3-54S6.
MANICURIST, full time: pleasant
sslo6 sSFa0unesnfs eai FE IN sSseS nss Gs0Fse'OWn
MEDICAL SECRETARY, for out
patient clinic. previous training
w.p.m., knowledge of shorthand
90 days annual 13 days sick
leave per year, comprehensive
medical and disqualification COW
erage for self and dep; beginning
salary $1,000 per yr.. provisions
for yearly increase. EX. 3-56lO.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Work in physicians ONCE, dwntn.
Some secretarial duties. 5l2-day
wk., except in summer. TU. 2-2563
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. white, ex-
per. in clinical chemistry: dntn
dr's once: Mon. through Fri. SAL
airy open. OIL. 7-2775, CL. 6-59SS.
NURSES, white, middle -aged: ref.
req, full and part time. .AD
2-47O0. 1O-5 pm, no Sundays
NURSE, srad., for work in in
dustrial clinic, knowl Of typing
required, 44-hr. week; $500
month to start, automatic raises
every 6 mos. Call MA. S-1267,
bet 10 and 4.
NURSE, registered, for out patient
clinic in Takoma Park, Md. excel.
working cond., 40-hr. wk., 23 days
annual leave, l3 days sick leave
per year, comprehensive medical
and disqualification coverage for
yourself and dep; salary approx.
$500 500 per prr.I" mo" provisions Ions for
NURSE, registered, for adult medi-
cine dept Of out-p&tient clinic,
excel. working cond., 40-hr. wk..
g3 days annual leave, l3 days
medical and hospitalization COW
age for self and dep: salary ap-
prox $500 per mo-. provisions
for yearly increase. EX. 3-593S.
NURSE, practical, refined, bet. 55
and 65, to care for senile patient
in nearby virginia; live in 5 day
week: other help employed, 5000
per mo. Box ls6-B, Star.
NURSERY ATTENDANT-Sundays
only. Rockville area church. Ia
hrs Contact Mrs. Nordeen, WA.
4-4140 after 5 pm
PANTRY GIRL, colored, expert
enced. permanent position in high
class restaurant; Alex. resident
preferred. Apply in person only
OLD CLUB RESTAURANT, 555
s. Wash. st, Alex. Va.
PBX OPERATOR, $500, exper -.
refs. neat appearance, pleasant
disposition: hours 8 ANIL 80
pm, Sl45 mo. Call MANAGER.
RE. 7-2S00 weekdays bet. q am.
and IL noon. or AD 4-2l4l.
PHOTOGRAPHERS HELPER-Hot-
est deal in town in children'E
photos. Work for the LARGEST
studio in this area; bonus. paid
vacation. etc. Call PIXIE STUDIO,
VIII. $1,000.
PUBLIC RELATIONS Girl Friday.
to act as liRiSon w/our clients.
Good telephone voice. little typing
required but must be accurate;
college BACKGROUND REQ but dEree
not necessary Salary S275 to
5000 Phcne MISS DUNCAN. ST.
$4,000,
REAL ESTATE SALEsLADIES. Join
Q hot office-We need 3 sales
ladies who are aggressive, neat
and have car. Members of
multiple liStings and real estate
board. Experienced preferred but
not requisite. Will train II you
qualify. TOWN g. COUNTRY
REALTY. TE. 6-l415, 8 til Q.
REAL ESTATE
sALEsLADIEs. needed in active
ONCE on Capitol Hill. We need
puSherS. Apply 3l1 Pa. ave. Sc
Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

Research and development lab.
oratory in suburban Virginia re-
ouires BIS decree or MT decree
Laboratory experience desirable
but not necessary: 40-hour. 5-day
week; employe benefits includinf
profit sharing. Salary eommen.
surate with education and expe.
Eiannn Rn.c AAR
Evening star., 1960-03-05
HELP WOMEN
,AR TECHNTETA1

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR, position
available in NV. VIC; 35-hr. work
wk.; exper. desirable but not neces.
sary. Call EN-. 2-2369.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. white, ex.
per. in clinical chemistry: dntn
dr's once: Mon. through Fri. Sal.
ary omen. OIL, 7-o7Tb. CI.. R-5oSS
Evening star., 1960-03-05
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARV

SECRETARY French, English,
Spanish steno.: good salary. Call
Monday un ~O-0
Evening star., 1960-03-05

CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1960-03-05
WAREHOUSE MGR.

Department store or variety chain
experience. knowledge of receiving
marking, distribution Of soft and
hard lines. Supervise persorne!
Top salary to right man Box
ohh-Z. Star
Evening star., 1960-03-05

NURSES, white, middle-aged: ref
req, full and part time. AID
2-A70O, l0-5 pm, no Sundays
Evening star., 1960-03-05

WAREHOUSE MAN-Relief driver.
colored, for hotel supply house,
5-day wk.. perm. pos. See Mr.
Barsotti, 1913. E. B. ADAMS
Cn 1910 Won Sf n u
Evening star., 1960-03-05
BRICKLAYERS

Six-man crew avail. for brk.. block
and cement work. AP. 1856.
CALL PIZZOLA for your home re-
pairs: new additions and new
Evening star., 1960-03-05

WELDERS-Job opening for exper
welders and layout men. Please
contact Immediately. MA. 7-2S36
Evening star., 1960-03-05

MANICURIST, full time: pleasant
surroundings, in new Georgetown
Evening star., 1960-03-05
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, recreation rms.
dormer, garages. Free estimates
FHA terms. JU. 5-7231.
ADDITIONS, ETC
A BETTER JOB AT&A
BETTER PRICE
w. E. WEBB
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Porches, garages, rec. rms. etc.
lge. or small Jobs: Al sober. white
mechanics. Mr.. Webb will per
sonally estimate your lob: NV
and suburban Nd. areas.
CALL ANY TIME. VIII. 2-2260
ALL TYPES Of home improvements
Additions, rec. rms, remodeling
financing available. We are no
brokers. Call so. 5-2S5i.
ALL TYPES MASONRY AND CAR
PENTRY WORK, additions, ga
RACES, rec. rms, retaining walls
flagstone patios; work guar; FREE
est; 8 years to pay. RE. 6-9l42
ALL TYPES Of general repairs
small or large; sash cords, porcheS
rec. rms, roofing. NEW AMSTER.
DAM REMoDELING CO., NO
1926.
A.P. APPLIANCE CO.-waSher ant
refrigerator repairs: all makes
all work and parts guaranteed
Reasonable. 10. 3-6271.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! w
will estimate all your home i'm
provement needs with no obliga
tion TO you. Specializing in rec
rm., cement porches, steel porches
cement driveways, additions. FIJI
financing arranged. Call c d .
Construction Co.. HA. 2-1360 ant
TU. 2-4449.
BRENTWOOD REPAIR co. = Al
Jobs done at once. No Job to-
small. II 1t concerns any repair
on your house, we can do 1t. Asl
for BILL, AP. 7-9077.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK.
PLASTERING-JA 7-4aSO
Evening star., 1960-03-05

Full or part time work, exceptional
earnings: car nee. for local area
no collections, delivery or invest
mentS: complete training at our
expense For interview appoint
ment. call between 10 am. and
4 nm, JU 9-4ao5
Evening star., 1960-03-05

PIANO, baby grand, by Baldwin,
Very good condition, walnut. S575i
or best offer. DE. 2-9456. s.
PIANOS, 2 players. good cond.: l
for S275. / for $3.50. Call sP.
3-61oa any time
Evening star., 1960-03-05
TOOLS
J. H. GICHNER
513 M st. NV. FE. 3-6345

IU.UOI Other BarBalnS
Free Parking
TV PORTABLE SALE : Special
bankrupt purchase. 1e59-1960
model, RCA, Zenith. etc, at deal
er's cost while they last. BLAIR'S
TV 542@ western ave. NV. Open
Mon. Thurs, Fri, til Q.
TV, Motorola, II in. mshog. con-
sole: new-puarantee picture tube;
SS5, JU. 5-9637.
TV-Rentals; money applied to pur-
chase. BEACON TV RENTAL, AID.
4-46SS
Evening star., 1960-03-05

ADDITIONS, recreation rms.
dormer, garages. Free estimates
FHA terms. JU. 5-7231
Evening star., 1960-03-05
statesmen
SALESMAN

SALESMAN, with car, to introduce
Tepeat sales aspects for local dis
tributor having exclusive rights in
DC. Maryland and virginia area;
excel. fringe benefits. salary plus
commission. Call Mr. FERRIER,
ia QSGSO san to