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Evening star., 1961-05-28
MODERN
MANNERS
Memorial Doy.Is q Time
To Remember Our FIdq
By CAROLYN HAeNER SHAW

On Tuesday we will pay
tribute to those who have
given their lives in the serv-
ice Of our Nation. They de-
Tended our country anu made
the great sacrifice in doing
50. On Memorial Day we
honor their memory and pray
that in the future there will
be no necessity for others to
follow in their footsteps.
The great flag, that SYM
bolizes what they fought and
died for, has a certain Flag
Etiquette" that should be fol-
lowed by us all. It Is an un-
happy fact that all too often
we, the general public, ne
glect to show the proper re-
spect for our flag and all it
stands for.
Perhaps we have q sense OF
embarrassment for showing
emotion In public, rather
than indifference, when we
fail to adhere to the manner
In which we should show this
respect. Actually, those who
do not show this respect are
the ones who should be en-
barrassed, not those that do!
The following are a few
reminders that we should
never fail. to observe.
During the ceremony Of
raising or lowering the flag
all those present should inn
mediately stand. face the flag
and remain still. When 1t is
passing in review Gin q pa
rade, for example) the spec
tators should, If walking,
halt Immediately. Those sit
ting should stand. A mai
should place his hat over his
heart a woman, her
hand until the flag has
passed.
When the flag is displayed
before a residence. it should
not be permitted to fly be-
fore sunrise or after sunset.
It should always be raised
briskly, and lowered very
slowly. Great care should be
taken to make sure that no
part Of the flag touches the
ground.
Our flag should always be
hung flat, whether indoors or
out, unless 1t is flown from
a staff. It should never be
festooned over doorways or
as an outdoor house decora-
ton. When used on a speak
er's rostrum, 1t should be dis
played above. and behind, the
speakers stand. Never use it
to drape over q rostrum or
q platform. For any decora-
ton purposes use bunting Of
the national colors -- red,
white and blue but never
the flag itself.
The disposition OF worn
out flags Is according to q
code, too. They should not
be used for any secondary
Evening star., 1961-05-28

lasted from 1923 until 1923
BIC. Included In the exhibit
from this period are several
bronze pieces, one q large
rectangular vase that was
used for ceremonial wine.
Magnificent hanging scrolls
In ink and colors on silk are
displayed under glass for the
exhibit. The exceedingly
long hand rolls. that were
meant to be viewed a section
at q time as one end rolled
open while the other rolled
over, have been stretched out
in their entirety in the long
glass floor cases for display.
OF particular interest to
viewers grouped around it
yesterday was a hanging
painting of Emperor Ming
Huang's Journey to Shu, done
by an anonymous artist in
the Tang dynasty (6l8-906
ADJ Some scholars, one Of
the art experts said. felt the
painting was probably execu-
ted during the 10th century.
an opinion put forward two
centuries ago by the Ch'ien-
lung emperor. Before being
acquired by him. it was in
the collection Of Keng Chao-
chung (1640-l6s6).
Before the priceless art
treasures are returned to the
Formosan vaults next year,
they will be seen by visitors
at the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art, the Museum Of Fine
Arts In Boston. The Art Insi-
tute Of Chicago and the M.
H. De Young Memorial in
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

temporary designs.
WASHINGTON,
Gil SEVENTH ST.. NV.
SILVER SPRING:
Sis coLEsvHLE RD.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

Mail and phone orders filled
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Questions, Answers

Q. We are having quite an
argument! I say 1t is not
proper for q married woman
to stand up" for a first-time
bride. Others say I am wrong
in this, but it just doesn't
make sense to me that q
married woman can be q
bridesmaid!
Mrs. L. r. N.
A. While it may seem am
biguous, 1t is considered
proper that the m arried
friends Of the bride may
serve in the capacity Of
bridesmaid" Only in the
case Of the maid of honor
does she have to be single.
The matron Of honor must,
o. course, be married.
q
@. My sister and I read
your column every Sunday
and wouldn't miss it for any,
thing. viii you please an
swer what Is probably a silly
question for me2 When I am
a guest at my sons home
for dinner and either he or
his young son hold my chair
for me when they seat me
at the dinner table, should I
say thank you or just ac-
cept 1t as an act Of everyday
courtesy?
Mrs. M. A. D.
A. OF course say Thank
you'll" While q courtesy such
as this is your just due, an
appreciation acknowledge
ment should be Immediately
forthcoming from you. The
same thing applies when
a gentleman opens a door or
assists in helping you in, or
out, Of q car. Thank you for
the pat on the back about
the column!
Evening star., 1961-05-28

view, accompanied by Chi
nese Ambassador George K.
c. Yeh, was Formosa's Gov
ernor Chih-Jou Chow. He has
been here nearly two weeks
for q tour Of the Nation as
a guest Of the Department Of
State.
Gov. Chow will leave to-
morrow for Norfolk and
Richmond and later will
make q stop at Cape Canav-
eral, Houston and New Or
leans before leaving June IS
for Europe.
On Friday, Gov. Chow paid
a more extensive visit to the
Evening star., 1961-05-28

Wednesday at the Falls
Church home Of Mrs. John
P. Sinnott.
Mrs. Walter r. Cronin,
president of the Falls Church
league, is to moderate the
debate.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Discussion
Planned

A discussion of the city
charter revision will be held
by the Falls Church League
of Women Voters at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING
NEW AT MAJORS!

perhups that's why we're known in the furni-
ture trade as Wushington's perpetual furniture
fashion show :" But witholl that. you'll find
that we're not novelty" store. Indeed. after
quarter Of century Of furnishing and
decorating countless Washington homes. we
have developed many top furniture lines which
ore exclusively ours. The next time you're in
the mood for q bit Of interesting browsing.
we'd love to have you drop in to see our
extensive dsploYs Of traditional ond con-
Evening star., 1961-05-28
9 kme~eYS
W@ese aSsDtaAGa~yS@6as<l"s

, Alex, ve., Richmond Hwy, U. S.
Route
D Landoves Hills, Nd, 1851 Annapolis
Highway, Route so
D Hyattsvills, Nd, University Lane al
Riggs Rd.
, SUitland. Nd, Silver Hill Rd.
. Rockville, Nd, 1880 Rockville Pike,
Hishwey 24o
D FuIIs Church. vo., Arlington Blvd,
Route 50
Evening star., 1961-05-28

purpose or in any way that
would show disrespect. The
worn-out flag should be de-
stroyed as a whole, by pri-
vately burning it. Never, un-
der any circumstances, throw
your flag in the trashl
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Hospitals, PHS
Join to Improve
Long-Term Care

The American Hospital AS
sociation and the Public Health
Service yesterday announced
creation of a jointly-sponsored
committee to improve long
term hospital care of patients.
The 17-member committee,
composed of national leaders in
the long-term care field, will be
headed by Ray E. Brown of
Chicago, superintendent Of the
University Of Chicago Clinics
and past president of the
American Hospital Association.
In making the announce
ment, the PHS said more than
100000 additional long-term
beds are needed to fill present
shortages. This number is ex-
pected to grow in proportion to
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Russiun Dancers
Cost British $3.50
In Dental Repairs

LONDON, July Is (AP).-
The Leningrad Kirov Ballet
cost the British taxpayer E100
($280) in dental repairs, the
government said yesterday.
Health Minister Enoch Powell
told the House Of Commons
that this was part of Britain's
Good Samaritan" treatment
for strangers. The Kirov Bal
let danced to appreciative Lon
don audiences during the early
part of this month.
Some members of the ballet
took advantage Of the visit to
have their teeth fixed.
Under the British national
health plan. Britons and visitors
to this country can get full
dental treatment for a personal
payment of FL ($2.80). The
rest is met out of state funds.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
British Seek
Cold Vaccine

LONDON, July Is (AP).-
The British Medical Research
Council reported today a vac
cine against the common cold
is a possibility.
The council said it is COL
laborating with three CONNER
cial drug manufacturers who
are working on q vaccine, and
the companies experts have
agreed to meet frequently to
pool their findings.
Scientists working at the
common cold research labora-
tory at Salisbury discovered
that with modification Of the
technique of tissue culture,
viruses of the common cold
could be grown consistently.
But the council cautioned
that If many types of cold
virus exist. prospects Of devel-
oping a reliable single vaccine
are not so bright.
Evening star., 1961-07-25

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next year. Two weeks of sched-
uled hearings will resume to-
morrow.
The present bills provisions
are more limited than the For
and bill rejected by Congress
last year in favor of the Kerr
Mills bill to help States provide
health care for the needy poor.
The new proposed bill would
not include doctors fees and
various medical expenses. 1t
would set up a program permit
ting disqualification, nursing
home, diagnostic clinic and
Evening star., 1961-07-25

the increase in the number
Of aged.
Other members of the COM
mittee include DR.. Claire Ryder
and DR.. Jack Kleh. both Of the
PHS here, and DR.. Jack C. Hal
deman, assistant surgeon gen.
eral.
The committees first meet
ing will be held mere today and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-07-25

home care services for an esti-
mated IA million of the II mil
lion persons IS and over.
G. o. P. Not Satisfied
These revisionS, however,
failed to satisfy committee Re-
publicans. They charged that
the plan tended toward social
lied medicine. took a wrong
financial and administrative
approach, and might wreck the
social security system.
G. o. P. opposition to the
general idea Of having an old
age health insurance program
Evening star., 1961-07-25
z Generals Slated
For Promotions
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy yesterday
nominated his military aide,
Brig. Gen. Chester v. Clifton,
to be a major general.
The President also nominated
Brig. Gen. Andrew j. Good
paster who served as cabinet
secretary during the admin
istration of Dwight D. Eisen-
hover for promotion to major
general.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
7Astronauts
ToP|ugFitness
0fU.S. Youths

Americas astronautS will
help promote President Ken
nedy'S physical fitness pro-
gram for American school chill
dren, his special assistant for
physical fitness said yesterday.
Charles bud" wilkinson
made the announcement in
opening a two-day conference
here Of IS State directors of
health, physical education and
recreation, called to get the
Presidents program underway.
The Oklahoma football
coach said the seven astro-
nauts will make one-minute
spot appearances on radio and
television for the program
among children and their par
entS.
The commercials" will be
presented by a New York ad-
vertising firm which Is han
ding the program at no cost to
the public, a spokesman for the
Presidents Council on Youth
Fitness said. He said the firm
had surveyed New York City
school children and found that
the astronauts are currently
their top heroes"
Free TV Time
Mr.. Wilkinson said the Ad-
vertiSing Council, an organiza-
ton of top business executives
which contributes public serv-
ice advertising, also was sup
porting the fitness program,
while the ABC television net
work had offered free air time
as we'll.
Delegates to the conference
were greeted by Attorney Cen
eral Robert Kennedy and Edu-
cation Commissioner Sterling
M. McMurrin, both of whom
urged them to adopt a fitness
program upon their return
home.
Mr.. Wilkinson opened the
conference by summarizing the
fitness program prepared by
the Council on Youth Fitness
and 10 non governmental
agencies for use by State aid
local school systems at their
own discretion.
Exercise and Instruction
AS outlined by the Presi-
dent in his recent news con-
ference, the program calls for
screening of all school children
to spot those needing special
care, is minutes of vigorous
exercise daily for all children,
and supplementary health in
Struction.
Mr.. Wilkinson estimated that
10 per cent of American schools
have no fitness programs. He
said some 250,000 copies Of a
112-page booklet containing
the detailed program would be
provided to every school in the
country. Printing costs were
expected to use up most of
the $4,000 budgeted for the
Council on Youth Fitness this
year.
Evening star., 1961-07-25

through the social security sys-
TEN was famed still more
when Mr.. Ribicoff recon-
mended a further boost in the
tax.
In accordance with Presi-
dent Kennedy's health mes
sage to Congress last February,
the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative King, Democrat, OF
California called for an in
crease of one-fourth of l per
cent in the tax on all employees
and employers in the social Sc
curity system and three
eighths Of ! per cent on the
self-employed.
Effective in 1868
That tax would become ef-
fective in 1868 on the first
$1,000 of the employees earn
ings in calendar 1862. The
present tax base is $4,000.
Mr.. Ribicoff said yesterday
that on the basis of recent
studies the administration now
believes the proposed tax in
crease for the old age health
program should be based on
the first 5000 Of annual
earnings.
Much Of the all-day give
and take between Mr.. Ribicoft
and committee Republicans in
volved the stand of the Ameri-
can Medical Association against
the administrations proposals
Mr.. Ribicoff declared at one
point that 10000 doctors are
not going to be able to defeat
the will of 187.00J.00 Ameri-
cans" He modified that state
ment later by explaining he did
not mean that all doctors
agreed with the ANA position
on the issue.
Exchange With Alger
The bitterest exchange oc-
CURED as the hearing was
about to end. Representative
Alger, Republican of Texas, as
serted that the social security
system is not financially sound.
He warned that it could not
stand the strain Of the pro-
posed health care plan for the
aged.
Mr.. Ribicoff began calmly to
read the report of the systems
board Of trustees consisting, he
explained. of Eisenhower ad-
ministration appointees who
certainly are not financial
crackpots." He declared that
the trustees upheld the fiscal
soundness of the system.
When Mr.. Alger interpreted
the same report as indicating
that the social security system
was inadequately funded, Mr..
Ribicoff raised his voice and
shook his finger at the Texas
Republican.
You have tried to undermine
a system in which millions Of
Americans put their faith," he
said.
Later Mr.. Ribicoff, a former
House member from Connecti-
cut, shook hands with Mr..
Alger. Several times during the
five hours of questioning,
mostly by Republican members,
the Welfare Secretary assured
opponents he welcomed their
views. He said he believed a
frank exchange was the best
way to work out a plan that
could win congressional sup
port.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Rough Going Indicated
For Medical Care Bill
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

The Kennedy administrations revised social security health
plan for the aged had brief breathing spell today following
embattled start at House committee hearings.
The the Ways and Means Committee hearings opened
with Welfare Secretary Ribco the first witness yesterday
rough going when the bill taken in the House
Evening star., 1961-07-25

Another Greyhound headed for. ..you name it!
Anywhere. everywhere! Wherever you want to
Co.. whenever YOU want to CO.. remember:
Greyhound buses run so frequently you can
practically pick your time Greyhound's round.
the-cIock service lets you go when you want to-
not when you have to- Perfect for keeping those
appointments. Perfect for those spur r-of.the.
moment trips, for business or pleasure. So be.
fore you say: u can't make it, check Greyhound.
Chances are you'll be there with time to spare.
Greyhoundhasthe stfrequent scheduIesofaII.
ITS so CONVENIENT TO TAKE THE BUS
80. AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO USI
Evening star., 1961-09-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER SO VS. custom Ambas-
sador sedan: factory air; coral
and Eray; spectal. 81. .b9b.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 81 Commander V-s,
2 dr., sharp, black and white, auto
trans, 7. and h., very clean inside
and out, S7q5.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
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std, n, NxI~, tern
signals. #S39
BEL AIR 2.drj
green, PC, N, fvFM
sisnsls, etc. *1279
BEL AR 2.dF.jI
white, 20, VS., n,
wI~, turn, sisnals.
*li76
al AIR 2.drJI
blsek, std, n, fvrn
SignGls, etc. NJ SOC
BEL AIR 7.dF.Jt
fVrq., std, n, tvrn
sisnsIs, etc. *I26S
BIL AIR A.drj
tVrqv 20, vs., N,
eZI, tern sisnsIs.
#sSS
BIL AIR A.dF.j
maFeen, pc, h,tvFn
slSnals, etc. #S6s-
BEL AIR A.dF.;
maTeen, pc, H,fVFn
signals, etc. *seA /
BEL AIR A.drj
white, std, n, turn
slsnslS, etc. #l29II
u.s. 49, !
Evening star., 1961-09-08

EVERYTHING GOES we'll oeeept any reasonable deoI
and even consider the unreasonable onesl Below
is poroI listing Of l59 NEW cAEVYs at our LOWEST
PRICES Of the YEAR! Now more Than ever, you don't
really know you're getting the best deal til you see
WsslNeeR CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1961-09-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THE EVENING STAR D-l3
Washington, D. c.
Fridoy, September 3, 1861

1861 sedans and vaE-
ons. Below dealers cost. Call
FRED FREDERICK. TO. 9-7O7O.
80 4-door; T. and h..
fully equipped; one owner. like
new; S1596.
Logan Uptown Ford
354O l4th St. NV. TU. 2-41OO
Evening star., 1961-09-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'56 sta. wagon Custom;
6 cyl, bydramatie; S6o6 or best
offer. AID. 4-4637.
RAArBLER go 4-dr. sta. Wag. VS.;
radio heater. p.s.. Wv. tires and
top .lugRage rack. new snow tires;
leaving country, must sell: S1,125.
WI. 6-o557.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

lMPAIA Spt. eps.D
. maroen, 70, vs.,
n, PS, szl, WIw,
turn signals. *SS3
IMPALA Spt. eps.;
moVoeR, 20, H,tvrn
sisHsls, etc. #l3S6
IMPAtA eenv.; red,
Pc, We, n, PS,.
WISN, ste. $SSI
IMPAIA eeRV.I
blVe, 20, V.S, n,
PS, EzIs wiw, etc.
#l061 .
lMPAIA esHv.I
cream, 20, VS., N,
PS, Ell, wiw, etc.
#l3S3
lMPAlA esRV., red,
PC. n. turn sisnals,
etc. *13I7
lMpALA conv.i me.
rooN, 20, n, tern
siSnaIs, etc. *lNs
| lMPALA csRv.,
white, 20, n, torn
sishaIs, etc. $i433
lMPAkA esRv.;
svrg., std, N, fern
sisnals, etc. #i3SA
BR'WooD 6.Psss.
WsSj green, Pc,
~, turn sisRslS.
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Evening star., 1961-04-09

lHna
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Evening star., 1961-02-05
Sometimes it pays to talk and
sometimes it's wiser to listen.
Step into tropical barbershop
and listen to a surprising tale
OF love, jealousy and mystery

he trouble with being barber is that most of the time
l. you just get brdseye view Of people You talk to the
tops Of their heads and you don't know whether they listening
After twenty years Toreda Cay don't worry about it,
just talking Sometimes people tell me to shut up and
do But tell you this-you want to be careful about
telling people to shut up Sometimes it pays listen.
For instance take young Marx Cregson He out here
about FIVE years back Came from Nassau to the Outer
Islands, settled down TOreda bought himself launch from
the last of his money and started giving fishing the
visitors He made enough to make himself comfortable, and
that all he wanted Nice fellow Marx, tall ahaired,
and grew himself fluffy beachcombers beard about twenty
eight should think and brown berry. Wanted nothing
except this easy ie sleeping under palm little fishing
swmmingpure paradseunt the diesel yacht PGndOrG drop
ped anchor off his place evening
ow, there nice boat, cleaning like sugar icing and
owned by the Duchess Of Marchmn. The Duchess
old trout of about seventy loaded with money and jewels
and spending of her small plantation she owned
up the hills The yacht just in the bay waiting for her.
The second evening that the Pandora here Mark Cegson
for swim and took himself around the Pandora to
have look her. He told about it afterward He didn't
tell ALL but read between the lines better than most
And anyway, when you young fellow in love, you
don't need to be told much. He Continued page l3
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Vicsor Connise, well.knOsOn to This Week 6c-
ton readers, is highly successful British
suspense wriser UhO has plenty of adventures
on his OUn seagoing yacht. Many Of his "OUels
haze been turned into Hollywood films. His
most recent nouel The Burning Eye"
Evening star., 1961-01-15
TUESDAY u
MEDIC.

MEDIC.
Drama Richard Boone stars tRepeats.)
q ONE STEP BEYOND.
Drama Dead Mans Tale" newsman
writes story about two brothers. lonny
Chapman and Jean Ensstrom.
q GARRY MOORE SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. Guests: 10 Stafford and
Dick Van Dyke. Featuring Marion Lorne.
Carol Burnett and DurMard Kirby
1870 @ MIKE HAMMER.
Crime. Darren Meeavin stars.
q TAKE A GOOD LOOK.
Panel Starring Ernie Kovacs.
HOO q NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness Ward.
q STARLIGHT THEATER.
Movie. Iva Hours. "The Bachelors
Daughters" 1896 Salesladies crash
Broadway Claire Trevor. A. Menjou.
On WORLD NEWS.
Joseph Mccaffrey reporting.
q NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS.
Mudd Douglas. Daniels
lilo q WEATHER. SPORTS. NEWS.
Allen. SieeeI. Make.
Ills q NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS.
Color. Rash. Forester. Simpson.
q THE LATE SHOW.
Movie. 1a4 Hours. "The Little World Of
Don canilIo" 1858. A priest. splendidly
played by Fernandez, comicalIy feuds
with the Communist Mayor Of his town.
11:25 q BAcKSTAGE.
Entertainment news Bunny Wneck.
11:30 a JACK PAAR SHOW.
Color. IVA Hours.
On TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE.
Hours. Midnight Taxi" 1887. A
Federal agent disguised as a eabbie traps
eounterfeiters. Brian Donlevy.
1890 q NEWSBEAT.
100 IA INSPIRATION.
IN WORLD NEWS.
es1 MEDITATION. WEATHER.
LOS IA DAILY WORD.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. S35; also late
model elec.. good cond., and new
1O-key elec. with subt. OIL. 2-0313
DDING MACHINE, Remington
!Ha Rsad SSS p.1, lg56sy eo6s sna ia ssRS6 hsRa nc
ADDING MACHINES-Rem. Ranc
500 cleo. S75 UP. CENTRAL
1923 18th NV.
ADDRESSING MACHINE, Elliot
with all equipment $50. MR.. NEW
MAN. DU. 7-4600. JU. 5-1777.
AIR COMPRESSORS, cleo, LII
h.p:; gas comp, 20s, 3os, COS ant
l05-cu. 1T. mach; new and used
1884 23rd st. NV. FE. 3-4300.
AIR CONDITIONER. 3-ton GI
commercial type, upright unit
excel. cond.: $3.50. ia. 5-6322.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX.-Girl over 21 to share l.
bedrm, apt. with another girl. Cal
54S-6045 aft, 9 pm.
ALEX, VA.-Girl desires to shar,
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls
22 or over. 549-0302. .-
ARL. N.-Would like young lad
10 share my charming home. Mr.
Pent. and d. c., ia. 7-l414
ARL,-Girls, 2l-3O: furn. house
wash. mach. dishwasher. mait
serv. Ewes, Wk. ends. ia. 5-2l67
GENTLEMAN. to share 4-bedrm
house with three others. Approx
SAB. month. ia. 7-3l39.
LAW STUDENT (male), wants 4
share spacious, luxurious, 2-bedrm
apt. in 8. Arlington; 5 min from
bridge, with another young man
services and utils. incl. Swim. poo
air cond.. etc. 52S-0s6l.
UPPER 10th ST. = Men to shar
house w/yng. bachs.: maid cook
hi-fi. TV; $50 mo. ca, RA. 6-0092
WALTER REED AREA-Room 70
working mother with child Il
mothers home. IA. 9-6b43.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

NE. SECTION-Nr. all transp.: lge.
furn. rm. for working adult. share
bath. IL 4-4226
Evening star., 1961-12-13
(CONTINUEDl

1850 14th ST. N.W.-Bright CHEEKY
corner apt; rms, kit. and semi
pvt. bath; SIS wk. CO. b-S096.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath
incl, utils., parking, $l00. 1885
Lanier pl. NV, RA. 6-6012, ewes,
Evening star., 1961-12-13
'fATCHING, GUTIER-DoWNsPoU1
Roof Painting
call kRO- -AnnS

fLASTERING, roofing, painting
carpentry. cement; other type
work; 30-year exper AID. 4-3042.
ROOF REPAIRS, low as $3.50: ROOT
coating, suffering and spouting
RE. $4,000. IA
TILE INSTALLED-2-day service
also general remodeling. Call any
time, OIL. 4-1250.
TREE TRIMMING, cutters cleaned
free estimates. Also fireplace wooC
for sale. 534-733S.
Nv REPAIRS, free estimate in your
home; day and night calls; reaS-
enable rates. ia. 9-7992.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in vouI
home. Chair. sofa seats rewebbed
MORRIS, TU. 2-75Sl.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL, by the only
bonded and ins. paper removal
co. in D. c., Md, Va. DI. 7-16OO
WALL SCRAPING AND PLASTER
ING-First class All work guar
afIteed Call RE. 1884.