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Group Forms
New S&L in
Alexandra

Donald E. McNary, Alexan-
dria real estate man, is presi-
dent of the newly-organized
Fidelity Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION, which plans to open
offices In a five-story building
to be constructed in the 300
block of North Washington
street in Alexandria.
Authorized capital Of the as
ISOLATION consists of 10000
shares Of Glass A Guaranty
stock and an equal amount Of
Glass C withdrawable shares.
MIR. McNary is president and
a director of First Investment
Corp. and vice president and
director of Routh Robbins, Real
Estate Corp. He also is a di-
rector Of Mount Vernon Bank
g. Trust Co.
Routh M. Robbins, president
Of Routh Robbins Real Estate
Corp, is board chairman. Ii
notify j. SWEET, president of
Timothy SWEET g. Co., insur-
ance agency, is vice president.
John C. Ferrara, partner of
Campbell & Ferrara Nurseries,
also is vice president. James M.
Thomson is secretary and
James N. Hayman is treasurer.
In addition to the officers,
directors include: H. w. Braw-
ley, Paul M. Denny, r. Marshall
Fitton, B. Mark Fried, Thomas
B. Mechling, Louis G.. Metzler,
Rev. Edward l.. Morrow; DR..
Christopher j. Murphy, jr.,
Stanford E. Paris, Raymond F..
Sanger, Donald F. Simpson and
DR.. John C. Watson.
The association has applied
to the Federal Savings and
Loan Insurance Corp. for in
surance of its accounts.
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ING OF BUSINESS
TALKING OF BUSINESS
Sterile Milk Production Increases
At Laurel; Easy Storage Is Factor

their list Of foods suitable for
survival shelters. And the Com
mittee on Food Processing in
Developing Countries, a Fed
eral unit that sells surplus
foods in 104 countries, admits
it's interested in the possibilities
Of sterile milk.
Actually the two-State as
ISOLATION does not run its sterile
milk equipment at full produc-
ton, for various reasons in
Guiding safety, according to
Arthur v. Robinson, division
manager.
But plant officials declare
the Laurel facility puts out
more Of the product in one day
than all the other sterilization
operations in the United States
do In several weeks.
Costs More
The uperized milk does not
compete with sales of fresh
milk in retail markets accord
ing to William B. Hooper, gen.
eral manager. 1t probably will
always be confined to special
uses, since it carries a price tag
about Is per cent higher than
ordinary milk.
But the association is lean
ing more and more on it to
help move the supply Of surplus
milk. Uncle Sam has been the
biggest buyer so far, with about
80 per cent going to the armed
forces, chiefly the Navy which
finds it useful for long voyages.
Remote military bases also
serve it where fresh milk is
unavailable.
The added capacity is part
of a SIS million program OF
expansion in the past year at
the Laurel plant, which has
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made 1t possible to process
100000 gallons a day of sur
plus milk into various products
including butter, dried milk, ice
cream mix. condensed milk,
and dry whey powder. A cot
tage cheese operation is now
making 10000 pounds a day,
shipped to retailers from New
York to Miami.
Use Swiss Process
Uperized milk is by far the
most radically new product.
Begun on a small pilot basis in
1860, it is made under exclusive
license from its inventors, a
Swiss milk company. The As
ISOLATION now has two lines in
operation, and is shipping the
milk around the world to Eu-
rope, Nigeria, New Guinea.
Hong Kong, and the Mediter-
ranean countries in three-quart
cans.
What are future uses for the
product? Fallout shelter own
ers and campers are two OBJ
vious groups of customers, plus
the power-boat pilot who
makes overnight trips but
lacks an icebox.
And after Col. Glenn's re-
cent trips around the globe,
the dairy operators have an
other possibility in mind-lit-
tie cans of uperized milk
aboard space capsules to nour-
ish men in orbit.
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BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star staff Writer

Next Saturday night, pa
tients at che hospital of DR.
Albert Schweitzer in central
Africa will sit down to a weekly
treat of chocolate milk with
their dinner.
The product comes from
Laurel, Md. and is shipped
without refrigeration, thanks to
a special process.
DR.. Schweitzer's rem o tie
leper colony is an example OF
how far the Maryland g. Vir-
GINA Milk Producers Associa-
ton is reaching with its sterile
milk program. The plant has
stepped up its capacity to IT,
900 gallons a day. A year ago
the production run was 10000
gallons a week.
Contains No Bacteria
Sterile milk is not condensed
or evaporated. 1t may be
poured straight from the can
into a tumbler and comes
either plain or chocolate-fla-
vored. In the industry it car
ries the name Of uperized milk
for ultra pasteurization), and
because it is absolutely free OF
bacteria, it is stored at room
temperature for months with
out harm.
Since the product was first
reported on these pages last
year, the list Of users has been
growing longer. Twelve COM
mercial shipping lines are now
buying it, and the milk cans
are being stockpiled in Balti-
more, Jacksonville and other
ports. Though they shy away
from Endorsing any product
Civil Defense authorities in
Maryland have added 1t to
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Of the common stock. reside In
Washington, Maryland and
Virginia. /.
The report was distributed I'M
advance of the annual stock
holders meeting at 10 am. on,
Tuesday, April II at the COM,
pany's main offices in Wash
ington. Common stockholders
of record at the close on March.
7 will be entitled to vote.
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METALS

NEW YORK. Mar. IS (AP).-spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
81 cents pound, Connecticut Valley.
Zinc IL cents pound, East ST.
Louis. Tin 1885 a pound, New York.
Foreign silver "a per troy ounce.
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No.
| heavy was quoted by Iron Age at
80 .00-33. 90.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the coun.
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales High Low 200 Chg

furnished the A,sosed INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
symbo Explained Exchange List
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Bushhogging
Land Cleaning
and Clearing
CIR. 3-7137
CASH FOR TIMBER
Lots Cleared on Contract
Insured Ia Aha

i, 10, Lots Cleared on Contract
insured ia. 4-113a
COMPLETE landscape service. free
estimates; prompt sery. j.. MAN
GELS. tn: 2-342S, HE. 4-7649
FREE FILL DIRT, hauled BY
builder from 1909 18th st. NV,
Mon. and Tues. Call Jesse Dustin,
EV. 4-94s3.
LANDSCAPING SERVICE Prun.
ing, planting, transplanting. sod.
ding. lawns made, renovated tree
work, cement walks, driveways.
W. c. WALKER. JU. s-497S.
MANURE SPREADER, wanted
Der. Call UN. 4-42O8.
MIXED TIMOTHY and red Glover
wFall ggass hay; also bedding;
NEW INC farm tractors and equip.
Cub Cadet and equip. McCulloch
chain saws. parts and service
$2'70o; used Cub reg. A. super a,
planter disk and cultipacker.
U. s. so1, i Mile vi m south of New so
Mitchellviile, Nd. CT. S-SlSi
RoTTED COW MANURE-s15 ton.
go bushels) 5 tons. $50. Dial
3Ol-WA. 6-3034 or EV. 4-1665.
SOD CUTTERS. aerofiers. Ford
tractors, front-end leaders. oC-3
dozers. posthole diggers. cement
EaTiPMENT CO. CO. ~ IT, 5- BOO q
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable RE. 5-1199.
TRACTOR SALE!-Cubs, Farmall
H. 40, 240, 240, B275. Gas or
diesel, new. used, all must 60.
Will trade, finance. Free delivery
to 90 miles; MALONEY'S. 1928
Ga. ave., Silver Spr., JU. S-3333.
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL. FE. 1-44OO

ATLANTIC AND NICHOLS AVE
s7s. Mr. f BELLE LIE J Ss'. a sns PAIN
ANACOSTIA AREA-3-rm. COM
couple only. 1908 I4th st. IS e.
ATTRAC. l. and 2-bedrm. apis. in
mod. bldg; picture windows. walk
in closets. off-street parking; wash
$1O0.5O mo. 1914 Sth st. sc. (nr.
sth and Ala.). 10. 2-2s67.
BASEMENT Apt rms, and
Shops. Cali Ii. s-l45o. '' Gnu
Low SEp SRkrA KIT BATH IA Ros s.ss4e
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, kitch-
en-, bath: adults only: $50 mo.
400 Constitution ave. ne.
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE in lge.
1-b.r.. newly dec: apt, mod best
Sc. loo. DI. 7-43O0. 10. 2-5610.
BROADMO0R. 1901 Conn. Ave.
furn,. SIS mo. EN-. 1882.
CALVERT ST. bedrms., liv. rm..
kit, priv. bath; also l bedrm.,
semi-priv. bath. EN-. 2-065S.
CAPITOL HILL-Newly remodeled
and furn., large l bedrm.. sep.
kit. and dinette: new twin beds,
vacant. 9135. To inspect Mon. Call
AID. 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
CAPITOL HILL, 1856 c st. ne
Effic. apt; adults; utils. incl; $65
mo. or semi month.
CAPITOL HILL
AIR COND.. suit. 2 to = edults
OIL. 4-69l6
CAPITOL HILL-Nicely furn.; 3
rms, kit. and bath; nice couple
preferred. Ii. 4-330S.
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BRooKLAND. 1882 NEWTON ST
SIG per Wk. LA. y-7STO.
CAPITOL HILL-5O2 Constitution
ave. ne. lge. rm.. semi-pyt. bath,
drinking. Ii. 7-7672.
EAST CAPITOL nicely fur. rooms
with kitchen privls., next to bath
Ii. $3.50.
LARGE FRONT ROOM-Adults OF
will except one child. Colored
Call 547-0669.
REFINED EMPLOYED GENTLY.
MAN-Single or double room In
nice home. 529-4035. Mon. after 6
1856 18th PLACE N.E.-Comfortab Bile
rm. nicely furn., for employed man.
Ii. 6-S315.
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E..S.W.

ANACOSTIA-Lge. .bedYm., SIS wk.,
or 3 rms, SIS wk.: tile bath: mr..
bus. LU. 1-4047. LU. 1922.
CARPENTER ST.-Single I'm. for
gentleman; pvt. home, shower, Sis
wk. Cow. transp. LII. 2-1518.
EASTOVER SECTION-Lovely rm.
in private home for young lady;
home privileges, 10. 7-4064.
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APIS. FuRRlSHED-D. C.

MILL RD.-Cozy l bedrm.,
kit. bath. Nicely furn. Elev. bldg.
= adults. Call aft. d wk. days, all
day week ends. JU. 7-7246.
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CAPITOL PARK
TOWN
HOUSE

HOUcE
All ADVANTAGES of apt. living in a
home OF your own in the new
FURNISHED OR
UNFINISHED
De luxe GE kit, dishwasher and
disposal; garden rm.. patio fully
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN
DAILY AT
500 4th st. S.W. ST. 3-4444
& LUCHS MGT.
COLUMBIA RID. VIC. = Charming
rms: adults. Parking. RIA. 6-173l.
CONGRESS HTS bedrms., nice
modern apt; in mod. apt; bldg;
500 mo. plus utils. HA. 2-3466.
CONN. AVE, 1908 R st. NV
Nicely furn. effic.: close to every
thing: $50. no. 2-2164.
CONN. AvE.-Attrac. spacious, 2
floors, unusual, ideal for group;
AID. 4-9122 or DE. 2-0l26.
COY liv. rm.. bedrm.. well-equip.
kit; Protestant home; 500. Call
RA. 3-l95S.
DOWNTOWN-If you want an i'm
maculately clean, attractively fur
niShed effic. or 1-bedrm. apt. in
one OF Washineton's best kept
eiev. bldg. only a close walk
from Capitol Hill or Fed Triangle
at weekly rates Of S30-S35, call
mgr. NE. S-1565 or La. OASIS.
DUPONT CIRCLE : Lee. effic.,
newly dec, well furn., in best loo.
500 incl. utils. DE. 2-1O7O.
DUPONT CIR.-New furn., dec: IT.
b.r, dr., kit, bath; uti.s. incl,
2032 o st. NV. l-6 pm,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Air-cond.
3-rm. furn. apt; firepl., newly
redec. and furnished by interior
dec. Fir. through; modern colored
bath and kit; ALL ffs55'
bsmt. apt. nicely fur
nished. 500. Call KE. 7-0505.
DUPONT CIR. AREA, 1853 Que
st. NV rms, kit, bath, SIS.
Call 332-3327.
FIRST STREET NV. 232l-Bed-
liv. .rrn., kit. and bath, utils.: Sl4.
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l BEDRM., $149.50

MEAN MALIEH REED HOstilAL
Blk. East OF loth al van buren,
I 1r13n A,.oeo
+. l oEDNM., 914S.ou
,NEyu Fr1pNrTrrpr,
,.,x,', Nv. ~ ~. ~.
s din rn apt ,ts wdth IT, nv usc fm
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Mrs. Wise, Res, Mgr, IA. $4,000
NM rm r apt AIT AK t. psfsons 0e Al
utils. incl. K1. s-199s.--
ONE AMP ,1 Two B BEL g LYING
Sc. Wash; cow. to military and
s 1cVL!, p,uiIuin s on va 6 pus nne'
nlceiV lurhlsheo ~. 2-0loz
PARK RD.-Liv. rm. and hedrm.,
pVt; PAIN .p oaGnIeS' 5ovsy s SUI
PARK Refs o All s-464g'o 'A -'''A
PRESIDENT MADISON C i9oS Fior-
Ioa ape hit h and tiIed bath: sttr iv'
fu lv' effie aVai1 fdry in and at" sforsae
facils. sun DECK. Mgr. No. los.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN & CO.
CHnTT - -
' pers., Kit. best val. eity: sip Wk;
9 ~ = sI.te: =. .-eGSi: -. -
S10o, utilsl incl; nr neWly decorated a:
wool rugs and draperies: near bus
ston and shon center ia 20
6633, ewes. Lo. 1880. Also 2
large storage space.
Sc, mr.. 2sth and Penna-Finest
furn. Mod. priced. LU. i-4162.
S.E.-Efficiency, lge. kit, pvt.
stores, Ii. 3-1450.
SHEPHERD ST. NV, 4e6-colored:
a share q batb, T ,aed gls5eo 5uFn' apt
TAKoMA p4RK-nasemen7 ant
and kit, garden, SIS mo. inmed.
occupancy SS2-5O7S.
WAITER RFEn VIC rooms Fit
hatb En- id EIhn ronm - nt iEo'hS, ca Snt'
location. TU. o-.O33.
o pooMs pa,t u,,,h hotnIot.
nooMS- WIN notpiate
e eoIu ,ig' S Ia9Si ;ncI III III H yy
Cali Di. 7.sl4I for further in
formation
aa1, MFAn OF Nw-or.-
b'r' apts,: Sis-S2O wk.. incl,
util. Res. Mgr. LIST fir. RE. $4,000.
I.9e NrwTON STN wv h.d,n,
it 10 ~ All Mi: inei raii ri,
DU. 7-923i.
i3ao aoth ST SF-1asemenf ant
'o ortsi So' enIr I1xoO liz rni hed,'
1u'S'T iVe Kit hath LII 3.55o5
. rn., re M eT ~. 9IS2 S.S-
i iiy' rms. ma" din. Kit, and bath: s7b'
Hs ~ VIA E-sHSa Ds'N' Wv
s 20. ,e.s s I. ~ rs No., e,5;, d
i .23 ant recentIv reSecorateS.
near downtown. SIT. HO. S.56o5
near ooGHSUw". % -, :. ny: S.' 80:
H ~ am ant with T porch roveriookinI
Rock Creek PARK; sllo mo; avail
, s9le M W. iss 2! he'd Nv 7m,
wIfoyer. picture window. kit, din.
bath. corner apt, mod. farm. ige.
closets. Bendix. parking. $780,
Sl20. 332-5676.
l717 R ST. N.W.-Large attr. fur
nished apt. Elevator blvd. Effict-
ency. $50; l bedroom, Sl2o. TO
inspect see res: nsI.
1733 18th ST. N.W-Lse. 3-rm.
apt, nicely furn., cow. transp..
$50 mo. Adults. tn. 2-6759:
5Oie NEBRASKA AVE. at Conn
Daylight bsmt. studio apt. for
professional man: sos incl. utils.
KE. 7-l9l0.
y BLK. E. OF 18th ST. at Park
I'd. behind Sacred Heart CHI:
effic., l and bedrms., util: for
quiet type people, 1928 Hiatt Pl.
NV, 265-2SS2 or CO. 5000.
I6ib ct NV ARFA-TJy RIM. 2
tTin'bed Tn,s hath hit all utils :
nv sboDe hns Tefs IA a-Sa42'
30, 90: sIE - ST \ W 49,, ~,
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PIANO -. Gulbransen upright, in
immaculate condition. S2g5. Just
one OF many values in KITS
annual February sale. Final week.
KITS Wash. largest music
store). 1880 q st. NV. RE. 4
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AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

apartments by the day
including maid service, reduced
rates for monthly occupancy WITH
linens and maid service. secretar-
ial service, sun deck. overlooklng
entire city, amplified master tele-
vision antenna system; garage IA
cil!ties: IL minutes from White
House.
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FARM AND GARDEN

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TOP SOIL
S3 load-You pay for loading and
hauling. See Mr.. Trice on job at
call Waple. AID. 4-2OO5.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FREE FILL DIRT
You pay for, loading and hauling.
See MT. Trice at Duke & Pickett
AZALEAS-Lge. sizes. some 3 It.
across; bargains: dble. white dog
wood; about 8 it.. $3.50; Peri
MD. NURSERY, Edmonston, near
Hyattsville, RIA. 3-S146, WA. =
241S.
BEEHIvEs, (9)-Full Of bees, and
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(CONTlkuED)
Office Furniture
6 Floors Full
Now on Sale

Refinished genuine walnut execu-
tive and secretarial desks. S495
Conference tables in all sizes, re-
finished genuine walnut. from
$3.50 up.
Steel desks. Remington Rand Grade
A, $3.50 up; like-new condition.
Remington Rand y and drawer
gray filing cabinets; exceptional
price
Safe files. Remington Rand, insu-
lated letter and legal .4-drawer
files, like new. at bargain prices.
Brand-new 4-drawer letter filing
cabinets. S29.9S.
The same in 2-drawer, SlS.SS.
Genuine mahog. and walnut Sec
tlonal bookcases. made by Globe
.Wernecke.. at bargain prices.
Steel transfer files. letter and legal,
So 95; in excellent condition.
And many. many, many other items
too numerous to mention. If you
want the best in good used office
furniture. come in and see us.
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All ADVANTAGES of apt. living in a
home OF your own in the new
southwest"
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MODERN

ELEVATOR BUILDING
2A-HR. sEcRETARIAL SERVICE
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Blk. East of 10th at Van Buren,
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NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
2701-l4TH ST, NV.
EFFICIENCY APT, $85
furnished, in WE'LL
managed and maintained elev. apt.
bldg; spacious rms. and closets:
streetcar at door; "a hour COM
plete supervision; apply desk or
call NO. 7-1267.
BERNSTEIN SyndicateS
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1888
18th st. NV. Etc. bed. -liv. rrn.. kit,
bath; 25 wk. up. MA S-90lO.
MASS.-WIS. AyE.-Mod. small eff.,
next to bath, phone; empl. lady.
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HOTEL 144O

LAhGE front room with porch
nice quiet home; gentleman pre-
TERED; also large back room
Mr.. KALORAMA AND CONN. AVE.
Quiet home; lge. I'm. with pvt.
pch.. S45. Gentleman. no. 2-4S26.
NEAR CONN. AND $50 mo. Men
only; quiet home; near bath and
phone. NO. 7-696S.
NEAR WALTER REED-Large room
with private path. IA. 9-5S59.
Mr.. DU POINT CTR.-Lge. rm., pvt.
bath. parking avail. snsl. SIS.
dbl S24. AID. 4-l6S1.
N.W.-Well furn.; quiet refined per-
son; cony.; good neighbors, pvt.
phone. reas. EN-. 3-34l9,
NV. = Single and double; close to
shopping center, churches, bus
TRANSFORMATION. NO. 7-OY03.
N.W.-Beautiful room in private
man: Ho. ' s.oss5 alter ) Ber pm.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
c eSGl0F ss9: 7 his Parkw0od pl' NV.
18TH ST. - Lge. rm. in
lovely pvt. home. good transp.,
gentleman preferred. RA. 6-8244.
WALTER REED AREA-Niee room
in Christian home; cow. transp.;
home priys: $45. RIA. 3-134S..
WALTER REED vIC.-Nice rm..
next to bath in pvt. home. with
refer. SS2-0S50.
1922 ASHMEAD PL. NV, off 1900
ok. Conn. ave-. La bus-Large
front, air-cond;, well-furn. rm.,
next bath; gentleman.
5513 18th ST. NV.
Colored, for single man or woman.
Call 723-3547.
D33 WESTMINSTER ST. NV. =
Clean rm. with lounge and all
privileges. $40 week. DE. 2-6161.
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PLYWOOD SALE, Phil Mahoe
V-Grooyed, Prefinished, AXIS It,
sheet, $685., save 25% this wk
1890 Wilson blvd. (nr. Kew
Brtdge). ia. 4-1234, RUCKER
LUMBER.
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GLOVER PARK-2829 39th St.
NV. 2-bedrm. apt; suit. y
adults. Liv. rm., din. porch, kit.
and bath: $3.50 mo. For appt. O.
to 8 PM. OIL. 4-7170.
HILLTOP HOUSE. cor. 18th. 1873
Euclid St NV Embassy Row. ,en-
ira location at park HUI 3.3aO..
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ORGANS-Why buy used? See the
new Lowrey spinet, only $685.
with percussion. KITS g con-
venient locations): Dntn., 1890
G. st. NV, RE. 7-6212: Alex,
2621 Mt. Vernon ave. XII. S-S6S6:
Bethesda, 1910 Fairmont ave-, OIL.
6-l6f5, Suburban stores open ewes.
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PITNEY BOWEs folder for rent:
SIS day; inSerter. $50 per day
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT,
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates from
rs monthly up with option to
FOUR STORES: corner 18th a. g
SITS. n W. tphone ST. 3-94OOJ; 5l69
Lee Highway, Abingdon (phone KE,
$4,000: 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring (phone JU. 5-11O5); IO4
William St, Fredericksburg (phone
Essex 3-7472l. Good selection at
all stores. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores open evenings,
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FUWER TUULS lcomplete units)-
Delta sanders, l2-in. disc, $40,
Sin. belt. $125. DeWalt de luxe,
gin. saw, 5000. Skill. portable,
LIN Tin. belt sander. $65: Skill, 2ia-in.
neit sander, $50. Porter Gable
press, 14-in. floor, SIPS, Delta
24-in. jigsaW. S120. JE. $3.50.
PRINTING = Little Chief, 14xoO
press. 24-in. Litho camera. sinks
trays; Jomac roller cleaner. Me.
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LIE BOURGET

Comfortably furnished bachelor
apt. at $15. Elevator bldg, newly
dec. Call res. mar, HU. 3-62l3.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new
t amazing prices, also odd lots
SEARS, lower level, 1890 Wise
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BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE.
1900 18th ST. NV.
FIRM l BEDROOM

1888 HALEY TERRACE Sc.
No. l. $3.50. off Nichols ave. and
South Capitol st. 2 rooms, din
area, kit. and bath: bsmt. with
washing machine, individual he1t
IaSf III sAVAN n Hfii PI. Sc.
Rsmt. SIS: liv. rm. -bedrm. combt-
nation. kit. and bath. stove, refer.
and utils. included: avail. March
10: tenant will show.
JOHN F. DONOHOE AND soNS
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3.0Os4
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3I1 18th ST. .W.-Bedrm. -Ilv.
rm. comb, kit, utils, incl. Couple;
gEA Sn pA pAQIO
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FURNISHED OR
UNPUBLISHED

De luxe GE kit. dishwasher and
disposal; garden rm.. patio, fully
air cond
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

933 WESTMINSTER ST. \
Clean I'm. with lounge
privileges, $40 week DE
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'APITOL HILL-Nicely furn.; 3
rms. kit. and bath; nice couple
Ii. 4-330S.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-06

Miss Donley, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Don
ley, 478 Piedmont Rd., is a
graduate Of Our Lady of Vic
tory Academy, Mt. Carmel
School of Nursing, and Mt. st.
Joseph College in Cincinnati.
She applied for a position
on the hospital ship because
of my love for nursing and
travel"
81 didn't think I had a
chance" she said, 'hut after
three letters and an interview
] was accepted
The ship will be anchored
at Truiillo for the full school
year, then will move on to
Colombia for three months.
This is the second cruise
for the white ship. Last year
it sailed to Indonesia and
South Vietnam.
I'm sure I'll enjoy it,"
Miss Donley said. Many of
the people who served last
year are back this year"
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DEAR DORIS.
Al II, that's probably
puppy love- you feel

work in . store after being
out a week during exams in
school. When | came back |
was transferred 10 the back
Of the store. hate IL back
there. Everybody tries TO boss
everybody else and nobody
cares about anyone but Them
selves. What | want TO ask
you is this. Do you think !
should quit Just because I'm
not happy there?
Bill
| wouldn't quit without Civ
ing it a try. 1t takes time to
get adjusted to a new job and
a new situation.
Listen to your boss and
obey his orders. Try to con-
centrate in the job, not on the
employees, and it will make
the adjustment easier. In a
couple of weeks neither will
seem so irritating.
In the world of work you
will find all kinds of people.
You do not have to agree with
them, their ideas or attitudes,
but you must learn to get
along with them. This is only
a part time, after school job;
not one at which you intend
to spend the rest of your
life. If you can put up with
it Bill, it will be a valuable
experience.
Sitting out an unpleasant sit
uation and not running away
from it will give you a sense
of satisfaction. 1t will also
help you develop a healthy
attitude towards work. Only
when you develop this will
you have any reasonable
amount of success on a job.
Dear Doris:
belong TO q church organ
ization and like IL very much.
Sometimes they really give
me too much TO do and | am
afraid to say no because !
think am betraying the
Church. If accept ii would
not have time 70 help around
The house and my mother
would boiler at me. ! would
like TO know what TO do.
Mary M.
You are not betraying the
church, Mary. 1t is generous
Of you to be so good with