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1nFTP1T NTUTe Mav

MILLS : Many extras
rambler. fun a: SaseSent. 1sSt Corner lot
storm windows and doors. Loi
fully fenced. Large patio, and ali
conditionig. Only S19,750. ROB.
ERT =; LoHR. INC, REALroF
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Shannon & Luchs

HEALTOHS SINCE 1908
BUREAU or STANDARDS = An,
tidue brk. home, true center hall
bedrms, plus den, full brk. wal
for firepl. IN paneled rec. rm.
split-leyel design with bsmt., on
acre, city water, S3B 900,
YouNKtN a Co, b83-fb00 tn
CARROLL KNOLLs = spotless all,
brick rambler, this IA a larEs
home, , spacious bedrms., 2 full
baths, lovely lly rm. with flrepl.
sep. din, rma delightful de luxe
XIII, table space, tremendous beau
tlfully paneled rec. .rm., bar and
sink Near schools and bus
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
CARROLL KNOLLs--fmmae, bricl
rambler with 9 twin.size bedrms
. baths, separate din. and rec
rm. Walk 10 81. Johns Church
and school, s2i 800.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
1855 New Hamp Ave HE 4.i7OO
CLOsE.IN LOCATION - 4.BED.
ROOM RAMBLER. Approx. / acre
built IN 1888. Much privacy, cnnv.
20 schools Only $4,000, Call
nfA-1.l0n 'til n'a0
HUGH T PECK, lia4G Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR REsbLTs
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KENWOOO PARK

Large split-foyer brick home. 8
bedrms,, 3 baths. family rm. and
loads OF custom features In this
fine residence
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. $4,000 Ewes. Wo. 6-6l46
LANGLEY AREA, In Montgomery
County--Large 4-bedroom. 2h-
bath Cape Cod. eenter-hall plan,
very spaelous, full basement.
S GPA'VvopyYEccrNcEp PA'voy
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RENT OPTION to buy Va. 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. S1O7 mo. or
buy. low down pymt. 434-9215.
MCLEAN AREA-Lge. 6-rm. fr. hse.
on l acre, conv. CIA-D.C. Ideal
for children. S140. KE. S-5714.
MCLEAN, VA.-New 3-bedrm., q
bath brick rambler on quiet cul-
de-sac. liv. rm.. din. rm., fully
equipped kit. den. screened porch
rec. m. and carport. Immed. oc.
cupancy. S225 per mo. HE. Q.
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BELTSvILLE-"Adorable" rambler
on Y acre with bsmt, apt. As.
sumo Sl3,4O0 first. Sl07 per mo
Baranek Realty Co.
UN. 4-i30O REALTORS IA. 2-OO70
BELTsvILLE = "Pieture book" 3,
bedrm. rambler with rec. rm.. hot.
water heat. over y acre lot. onll
HUGH t. PECK. REALToR
1924 iisT nsy WHIT HaRp Ps Ays yoR REsis HE tl7Ot
BELTsvILLE AREA, MONT. RID.
Brick rambler, y yrs. old. Excel
eond. has 4 bedrmS,, 2 kits, . n
baths. full bsmt. OIL hot-Air heat
on beautiful corner lot. Reas
priced at S2s,50O, Offer buys
LOUIS 4; STARRING 1929 20tf
BERwYN HTS, Space Ageney-
klt.. fun dayliEht bSmt. $4,000
uN. $1,000,
LANGLEY REALTY
BRADBURY PARK-4-bedrm. Cape
Cod. y baths, large liy. rm
and din. rm.. kit, full bsmt. with
yshisness, S fMMEpiGTE' :" occu.
FANCY, Nlb,nbO.
T. d. BURGESS co, REALToR
RE. $4,000 TIL n
BRICK RAMBLER-if you have 4
lge. family zee this Immaculate
4.bedrm. home. II has full bsmt
with rec, Tm, and screened porch
terrific location on dead END
street Convenient 10 everything
PRincE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE or HOMES"
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OVER 40 YEARS SERVICE

OVER 40 YEARS SERVICE
CHEVY CHASE-S22,95O. Immac.
3-bedrm. det. Colonial, liV. rm.,
din. rm., equipped kit, powder
rm., screened porch, gar, lge.
fenced yd., nr. schools and trans.
Good financing may be arranged.
Immadiafa pOeaaeefOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
WORD GAME

Find 81 or more words in
PER CEIV
meaning Ito see, observe. y
Average mark is % words; time
limit, 30 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
By Ken Bald

Rules Of the game: /. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
ton OF IS" such as bats. Cats"
are not used. 3. Only one form OF a
word Is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Answer to DREDGING
deign, dire. diner, ding, dirge, died,
digger,. dried, reign, rein, rend. rind.
ride, ridge, hinged, edging, gird, ginger,
sirn, grind, grin, grid, gride. hide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
FABRICS
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor. Washington Only
1000 yords Wash and Wear Drip-Dry Cotton Prints
comparable soc to Toe yd Assorted patterns and eoors
yds 100
1000 yords 7ee Cotton Homespun Decorator Prints as"
WIDE deol for droperes, bedspreods. Mony eoorfu
500 yonds Wool and Wool Blends, 81" vide. Poids
STRIPES solids ------------r--------- I'd.
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night, but he went anyway
Mrs, Willier said today.
Police said Mr.. Willier APP
parently died from a crushed
chest and back, but said ar
autopsy would be performed
today to determine cause Of
death.
Had Purchased Farm
Mr.. Willier yesterday hac
purchased a 100-acre farm al
Clarksburg. his wife said.
She said he had been verS
successful since starting the
business after working at the
Bureau of Standards for about
is years.
He was a graduate Of Nc.
Kinley Tech High School ir
Washington and had attended
George Washington University
He was an avid ham radio
operator, as is his son John
10, junior at Walter johnson
High School.
Besides his wife and son HI
also leaves a daughter Ann, 20
a sophomore at Lake Erie Col.
lege, Paynesville, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
SOL Head
Ruled Guilty
OfContempt

Montgomery County Circuit
Court yesterday found Murray
Michael, president of Military
Service Savings & Loan Corp,
now in receivership, guilty Of
contempt of court for failing
to record a deed on Rockville
property.
Judges Thomas M. Anderson
and Ralph Shure said Mr.
Michael would have 10 days Ia
record the deed or else be
placed in custody Of the sheriff
The deed covers four parcels
in the Hungerford tract pur-
chased by Mr.. Michael in 1861
in someone else's name, ac-
cording to Earl Nash, receiver
for the corporation. He said
Mr.. Michael recorded the mort
gage. but not the deed.
The contempt citation was
issued after Mr.. Michael failed
to answer a court order to show
cause why the deed should not
be recorded and subsequently
failed to record it, Mr.. Nash
said.
Meanwhile. county detectives
are still trying to locate the
court file on the firm. 1t has
been missing several weeks and
court officials have been work.
ing from copies Of documents
in the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
D. C. Salesman Freed
In Arlington Sex Case

secretary and made her COM
NIT an unnatural act.
Last fall. Mr.. Powell was in
dicted for q similar offense in
Fairfax County, but charges
there also were dropped be-
fore his trial began. t
Il think it is unfortunate
that a man has had to spend
large sums of money proving
his innocence when in both
instances the Commonwealth
did not even have enough evil
dence to try the cases." said
Defense Attorney Guy Farley.
I'VE had evidence in both
cases to prove that Mr.. Powell
was nowhere near the scene
of the crimes when they oc-
Cured"
Mr.. Farley reported the evil
dence was obtained by a pri-
vate detective agency he en-
ployed in behalf Of his client.
Mr.. Hassan said his decision
not to prosecute resulted from
an investigation by his office.
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I3I1l|e 3E1R5iy35

Street Floor Washington Only
2ss ponelType coIendos iewsled trim; assorted col
we we
Fonous Make Woshelohs IN assorted patterns eoors OF
loo9o cotton terry First ord second quality for 100
lOo9o NHon Pile Scooter Rugs in assorted discontinued
eoIos. Rubberzed booking. lsx3o" size rounds con-
o%s,5,- ,----------~------- -------=-eo. l.yS
800 Ivy
Seconds OF 1000 Cotton PereoIe Pillows coses White
ono oo'ofsi stonooro SIZE Tor 6Be
Seconds OF MoreS Both Towels in assorted potterns,
- = = Co. 80 49, u
1000 Aeetose cnsto Glow Tobleeloths in escorted
eolors; fully washable. 65xsS" size - 4ss;
Assorted Solid Color slonkets Assorted fobres; oil
morked os TO fibre contents SIS 10 1888
Street Floor Washington Only
Goblin Croft Bedspreod Assortment OF patterns styles
twin or double size. 49S
Street Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
THE EVENING STAR
Policeman Found Guilty
In FIdg-Snutching Case
Washington, D. c.
Thursday. March J, 1868

A Washington Police Trial
Board has recommended that
a 24-year-old private be fined
a total Of 5000 for stealing an
American flag from a cere-
monial stanchion and for
three other counts of miscon-
duct.
The Trial Board found Pvt
Thomas E. Greene guilty OF
taking the 48-star flag from q
light pole on Constitution ave-
nue. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets NV. or
June 9, 1862. They recon-
mended a SIS fine for this
offense.
The policeman also was
found guilty of misconduct in
volving a woman at his home
on that same June night for
which a 500 Zine was recon-
mended; permitting the same
woman to drive his car all
though he knew she had nc
operators license, $25, and per-
hitting her to ride in a patrol
wagon on the night of June 81
1862, $50 fine.
The Trial Board was told
yesterday that Pvt. Greene
climbed up and got the flag
at the request Of the young
woman who figured in the other
counts Of misconduct against
him.
Pvt. Greene was represented
by Cyril S. Lawrence, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
ACCESSORIES
Street Floor, Both Stores

Lodies Umbrellas comparable 800. GoiIy eoored solids
and prints 0 and Is rib Royon ocetote 2.99
Mems Hondkerchiefs comparable 29e and 3ec. White
cotton with corded borders hond-rolIed hens. Soled
and nussed go 49, ---- for 100
lrreouors Of Seonness Nyons would be soc por II per-
feet. Micro mesh or fot knit. Ton tones, 8h to !
see pr
" Price Sale SmoI Leothereoods Nationally advertised
forous noke bfods, cord coses clutch purses French
purses, Cigarette Mony different styles and coos
for men and women. Some may be matched into sets
some one Of kind Reg 295 to $40 l4s 10 500
..r. ,..+t- Plus tox
Leotherooods-Street Floor, Both Stores
BeIow-Woshinoton Only
Cotton and Nylon Gloves comparable ZOO. Hondsewn
and machine sewn shorty styles. White beige. Broken
sizes ------------------- I.5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Public to Sit in
OnCountyG.O.P.

The Republican State Gen.
trail Com mittee of Prince
Georges County will open its
meetings and It's minutes to
the public from now on.
The committee made this de-
cision last night. Previously
committee meetings have been
closed. Mrs Robert Caughman,
spokesman for the committee.
said the move was made to
show that people were welcome
to come to the meetings,
Meetings are to be held at 8
pm. the first Monday of every
month at the Fireside Inn,
Berwyn. Minutes of the meet
ings also are to be open to the
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Vernon Seeks Job
On Fuirfux Board

Richard E. Vernon. assistant
general counsel in the WASH
ington office of an association
Of life insurance companies,
has announced he will seek the
Democratic nomination for the
Fairfax County Board of SUI
pervisors from Falls Church
district.
Mr.. Vernon. "A, who has been
associated with the American
Life Convention since 1855, is
the first announced candidate
from his district for the July
q primary.
He is a past president of
the Sleepy Hollow Elementary
School PARENT Teacher Asso-
citation and lives at 213 Slade
Run drive. He is married and
the father Of three daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Girls WEAR
Second Floor. Both Stores

Second Floor. Both Stores
Girls $500 to 1899 Winter coots.
$40
Girls $50 worm cotton knit or cot
ton tIonnel poiomos ---.- 2.S9
Girls 4.ee cotton corduroy slim points,
smart colors --.- ------ 800
Girls 1899 white dresses, soiled,
500
Girls 1899 Winter cor coots with
MOODS ------------- osVV
Hi-Teens' 1899 winter eoots, broken
SASS &sVV
Hi-Teens' 7.99 and 500 sipon or
eordioon sweaters or $500 - 2.S9
Hi-Teens' 7,ee and 500 slim pants
" SMITHS --------- 700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Area Dairy Council
To Meet Thursday

The third annual meeting of
the Dairy Council of Greater
Washington viii be held next
Thursday at a luncheon in the
Statler Hilton Hotel, Sixteenth
and K streets NV.
Merrill S. Read, Ph.D., d.
rector of nutrition research,
National Dairy Council, will be
the guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Falling Trop Door Kills
Montgomery Chemist

"A Montgomery County man
who invented a process for re-
moving silver from used photo
graphic chemicals was killed
IN an accident in Arlington last
night while conducting such a
project.
Arlington police said Henry
Q. Willier, SO, of Lux lane. near
Bethesda, was pinned beneath
a heavy trap door covering a
filter used to trap chemicals
coming from a nearby photo
laboratory before they got into
the sewage system.
He was pronounced dead at
Arlington Hospital at 1888
pm. The accident occurred
in front of a building at 1921
South Fern street in Arlington.
y st
Air Force Lab
Police said the building was
occupied by an Air Force in
stallation which included a
photo laboratory.
The victims wife, Mrs. Mar
garet Willier, said her husband
was an electro-chemist who de-
veloped the silver-removal
process and held international
patents on it.
She said he had designed the
pit, in which he was killed,
about two months ago and
regularly went there to clean
out the chemicals. He operated
his own business in Bethesda,
started Is years ago when he
conceived the idea after work.
ing on metalurgical tests at the
Bureau of Standards, Mrs.
Willier said.
Il begged him not to go last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Gospel Music

The Tennesseans Quartet of
Nashville, Tenn, and the Sing
ing Nitz Family will present a
program of gospel music at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Rockville
Civic Center. 129 East Mont
gomery avenue, Rockville, Md.
The program is being spon-
sored by the Rockville Church
of God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
LINGERIE
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor Both Stores
400 Fomous Make SIeepweor Cotton botste and pIsss
shift gowns with motehno points. Both S-M-L - 2.ss
A.9e and 2.e9 Petti-Ttes. Nyon trieot. White and
eolors. Broken Sizes .-------- .---l.59
ta for 500
ond cotors for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Church Rudio Show
To Present Officials.

Two Montgomery County,
officials will be interviewed on
the radio show County Coffee
Break sponsored by the CATH
ersburg Presbyterian Church at
1880 am. tomorrow and Sat-,
urday on station WHMC.
Paul Uher of the Montgom-
cry County Recreation Depart
ment will be interviewed to-
morrow morning by Mrs. Rob-
ert Bartlett. a church member.
Mrs. Hamilton Geisbert, of the.
grant program of the National
Institutes Of Health, will be
interviewed Saturday by the
church pastor, the Rev. Norris
Fellows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

Arlington today dropped
charges against q Washington
salesman whom police had &C
cused Of forcing a church Sec
Rotary to commit a perverted
act.
The defendant, Ernest Hal
bert Powell, jr., Al, Of the 100
block Of p street NV, was
freed of $1,000 bond after
Commemorative Attorney VIII
liam Hassan decided not to
prosecute.
Mr.. Powell was arrested last
month after a man entered an
Arlington church. thrust a
knife against the throat of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Metro Area

'ormer United States Commits
sioner. Assistant Corporation
Counsel Harold Gordon pre-
scented the case against the
policeman. -
Pvt. Greene joined the Metros
politan Police Department in
1860. ~
Trial board officers were
Inspector John S, Hughes Of
the LIST Inspection District,
Capt. Norman Richardson of
the 4th Precinct, and Capt.
John w. Trotter Of the 9th
Precinct. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
BUDGET j3:ljS31z;E;I

Street Floor. Both Stores
ToiIored and Sissy Shirts comparable 299 and 399
White sissy shirts with jewel and convertible neeklnes
ruffe ond loee trims Long sleeve roll sleeve shirts
in colorful prints and solids. 10 10 l6--------l.9S
Acknowledgment Only
Cleoronce 2e9 Sporsweor Sleeveless vests in wool
and cotton Wool sheath skirts and sIoeks 10 ond II,
100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAP. HILL. BETTY Alden Ina III
ist u pe.-Daily maid ssrr ~.
eel. msala, Q days, Nv, NJ. i.0ats,
DUPONT f0wkns 1909 siIt nv.
ry, sisy Rsss bE, ELISA 1"
lcontinued on Next passJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23

ORGANS loaned. Special beginner,
course only 50 weekly plus small
enrolment fee. includes lessons
and use OF organ In your home,
You'll be DlayIng real songs the
first week. KITS (Washington's
NV. RE. 7-6212.
ORGANS. over is select name
quick clearance. From sI50.
KITS % convenient locationsl .
Dntn., 1880 O st. NV. RE. 7-62i2.
Alex, 1891 Mt, Vernon ave. XII.
S-6Ss3, Congressional Plaza shop
pins. ctr, Rockville pike. HA. 4.
74g0. tVa. and Nd, stores open
daily I'll 8 pm. except Sat-,
0zALID DRAMATIC Industrial ma
n ssc i9r sale sale stssl eelt E%achins
gao d m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
ROOMS FURRIsHEp-H.E.
ROOMS FURN-s.E-s.W.
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.

ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-2 furn. Sleep
ing rms, IN pvt. home with XII.
eir' 10 l esI 9 ss,,r a 2 \ shoppinE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
CONN MUSIC STUDIOS
1925 KING ST. o..

Corner Quaker Lane and King ST.
Mon6ay-Friday, 10 to u PM,
Saturday, 10 TO b PM.
b4S-03b0
Plenty Of Free Parking at Our Door
PAINT sPRAYERS, water pumps.
Low TOOL RENTAL, RE- s-0:I:i0 e
Garden tillers, chain saws and
PAINTING EQUIPMENT-Ladders,
brushes, drop cloth and paint,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
NELP WOMEN

sTENOGRAPHER. varied duties. in.
GLIDING some shorthand, PIX. rec
ord keeping and filing. Interest
ms Job with splendid opportunity
pleasant working conditions. N
Springfield (Va.l area. Transpor-
tation necessary, Monday through
Friday, 8 to 5 pm. Call CT
d-44OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
YORK YYsong.ik.sEIEE IEPeIyRs
a7f.h0tf
FARM AhO oArDEN

GARDEN TRACTOR, David Brad
0a7f OF VIZ. 6.Si06'
GOOD TILL dat, free. you haul
III 7.siOo o. IA. 6.sssa. 'A''
HAY N IIELD-khout if7 acre.
for sale In me field Ready \
haryeit on MAY III should mai,
A. least $50 tons. Also ! lares
barns for storaFe A real onpof
tunity for someone with equipment
ana Initiative 10 haTveni q hummer
crop nrand-nsv John Deere tfae.
tor with aide-mounted mower and
men available One mile from
croem' No o. phone w. S.aees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23

FURNITURE
NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC. Thou.
sands OF dollars worth OF new
used, damaged freight and close.
out furniture being sold. Also AN.
TIQUES and bric-a-brac.
ENGLESIDE FURN. co.
4512 Richmond Hwy, Alex, Va.
Il mi. south Of Thieves Market, ]
mi. north OF Fort Belvoirl
lRoute D--Ro. S-ib53
FURNISH. KIT, set, bed, rec, rm
Nv, phono., misc. S64 -4OS0.
Fy,RN,=Must sell entire contentl
mAhoe. din. rm., a. mapis Bed.
nm, ~ blonde mahog. bedrm.
leather Glider ana ) porch chrs.
fully furnished rec. room, tools
odds and ends. Principals only
He. p-27bb fIom SO pm, Mon
70 FIJI. 10 am. to Q pm, Sat
FURNITURE, entire contents OF
house. some antiques. Call til
pm. AID. 2-2340.
IFURN.--Sofa bed, S5b. Matehins
chair, $40. Dinette set, $50. Ali
eond,. York, best offer. GE refer.
best offer. 524-O466, --Lt-
IFuRN.--3-pe. walnut bedrm. set
liy., rm, chrs., / rocker, end tbls,
desk, 2 coffee .tbls,, serving cart
step chr, children's desks, wash
ing mach, etc. 10. 7-3s2e.
FURN.--complete priv. home, ex-
eel. quality and cond. priced Ia
sell. tmmed. poss, 303-5059,
FURNITURE = UNCLAIMED. Hlgh
boy, $50. Bunk bed, $40. n. Prov
fruitwood bedrm. set. Sl7p. Sofa
bed, S3b,. Lawson love seat. $50
HOLLYWOOD bed. see, wardrobe
$40 Hospital beds. $50. Brass
beds, $40. Chest OF drawers, $40
love seat, $40 Governor winthrop
SS e.rS. 81; s2o uU' KinE-'i'' head
WE do re-upholstering. sofa or 2
chairs, sos, custom slip.
covers. ,dfapes' refinishine and
uNEEM AMMO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
ROOMS h0uSEkIEPINa

iNsT cHPiToI 81. NJ. sIE=
Llsht htknf rm. and kltehenetts.
md ", reier,. gaa range, Wafar,
COW, tranap, III 7-ansA,
~ N YOUR Room, fsigf, Sfiii.
ioam matt pvt entfs ti7ssyO.
sl35 2 q. nv JJs-6a7i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-23
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER-Mon. FRI b-mo. =
! old baby. Lieht housework OPP
sfiss L p n or 81 81. out .SD 's 81 Gsv
CHILD CARE for one baby boy, 10
months old, Tues. through sat,
refs. REQUIRED, 522-2OiO.
COOK. GOOD Homework, iive-in.
Family with 4 children and nurse
Thurs. and Sun off. Summer in
Massachusetts. $50 week. Must
have recent local ref. Reply Box
2e4-L, Star.
COUPLE TO live in, wife 10 cook
husband as handyman. Small
country estate. 301-VI. p-s3i0
any day before noon.
DOMESTIC WORK, occasional
DAYS weekly. some sats. Must have
car. good refs. Conn. and Abe
marie area. Phone IL am. to 8
pm. WO. 6-i4ii.
LADY, 40 % 80 yrs. old. care OF
| elderly lady. live in, bis-day wk.,
health GO ea .eo and references. $50
Inv. cooking. child care. live
In, Local refs. required. 0b2-7lO2.
LIvE.IN MAID for working parents
in Rockville Maryland. immediate
opening, must like children. Sun.
off. Pvt, Im. and bath. Good SAL
airy. Call Po. 2.403n.
MAID, live In air-cond. room, Tv.
care B children. 4 school-age.
o.h.y. little cooking. Other help
employed. KxpeT,, reff.. health
I'M. 3-l4i2.
MATURE WOMAN for Inv. and
5,so.7iSSo. 4. 3 Oa ares. sn'G sss,ssis'.
NATURE WOMAN, 70 live n. in
small lalary, VI. area. 4sis214S,
n rb,. 1sm hiApI % ,1 lv IS 4 Nth
gh.w TOT approx. q wks. Start
pm. and sun. of. I'M. S.4ssS,
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DECORATOR
CONSULTANT
FOR SEARS

Sears Arlington is interviewing 10
fill one position in our drapery
and slipcover department. In and
outside sales, liberal mileage all
lowance, draw versus commission,
and excellent earning potential.
When qualified receive top-rated
employe benefits. Apply in person.
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cooking, hrs. s:3o-s:3o' : or \
DAYS weekly, some sats. Must hav,
car. good refs. Conn. and Abe.
marie area. Phone IL am. to I
nm, WO. G-iAII
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siTUATloNS-MEN

CONSTRUCTION supervisor. Resis.
s ssgse os sIiyu'j Egsl S ;Tslpp''s Es
A-6BAs
oARDENINGi rvs time to set your
flower BEDS and gArdens cleared,
s,trytning, Call Lu, 2.D0st,
OoyT, LAWYER, RETIRING. Top
FEDERAL tax, realty financing and
urban renewal experience, Inter-
Boz 320.x, star
MAN desires pArt.time lob AZ
porter, driver, &c. reliable, sober,
MIN AvAILABLE houssworE. ward
work painting, tough carpentry,
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LANDscAPINo, weekly lawn main.
tenanes, fertilizer seedina, prun.
Inc, plantins and tranapiantins
Stf-ftdT or 10. A.sBpA
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Legislature Convenes

Meanwhile, the State Legisla-
ture convened for the week in
Columbia. State Representative
A. w. (Red) Bethea of Dillon.
who has charged that Students
here are afraid to speak out
about Mr.. CAN'T, has said he
would introduce a measure
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Clemson Negro Student
Spends Calm First Niqht

creating a committee to inform
the students of their rights of
free speech and assembly.
South Carolina was the last
State in the Nation to integrate
its public schools on any level.
The official position Of South
Carolina, however, remains one
Of resisting further integration
and prosecuting an appeal in
the CAN'T case to the United
States Supreme Court.
Mr.. CAN'T, who transferred
here from Iowa State Univer-
sity, where he had a white
roommate, apparently will room
alone in a dormitory populated
largely by graduate and for
eign students.
He has said he hopes to
make friends, but is here Ito
get an education"
While the youthful student
Of architecture has made no
mention of civil rights for
members of his race, he is
aware of the issue.