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Evening star., 1949-10-28

less than one per cent of the
company's gross annual revenue.
If applied to, fare reduction, he
went on, the amount would save
the average passenger less than
one penny a week.
Installation Of the radios has
been beneficial" to Miss Anne
Darlington, she testified.
Il walk more now" she said
II have three radios in my house
and have three reasons why I like
them-I can turn them off. I car
regulate the volume and I car
change the program If I don't like
the one I'm getting"
Miss Esther Linkins, a voice
teacher. had more complaints.
"On a short ride" she told the
commission, Il was told the time
five times and the weather several
more. I have a watch and I can
tell time. I'd been out in the
weather, so knew what it was
Draws Rousing Laugh.
Edward K. Marat, who said he
was a writer and editor for the
Government and a former pro-
fessor at George Washington
University and Columbia Univer-
sity. drew a rousing laugh with:
1T sounds kind of silly to re-
mind them that the job Of a
transportation company is trans
portation." He saw in the transit
use of radio "a way to dictator
ship.
That's the way relationships
start" he said. 1--WE seen it."
The radios create a distaste
for all music" he went on and
then drew another laugh with.
How would the president of
Capital Transit feel if he were
forced to eat chicken if he didn I
want to?"
Objects to Missouri Waltz"
j. B. Tinker objected to the way
"The Missouri Waltz" was played
on his streetcar one day.
Il got up and asked the opera
tor how he could stand that
racket, I" he said.
Miss Beatrice Howell, who told
the commission she drove an am
bulance in France in mid-1940
and spent two months under Ger
man occupation, said the system
under which the radio cars op-
Grated was similar to that Of Ger
man propaganda.
Even II the hearing ends today
the three-man board will take the
matter under advisement for
study, Mr.. Flanagan said. The
other members are James w
Lauderdale and 1t. Col. c. H
Whitesell, jr.. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner who is replacing
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young as
ex-oficio member for the hearing
The PUC's decision is not final
but may be appealed through legal
channels.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

Barre. Boston, Toronto. Havana.
Cuba. Miami, Houston. Cleveland.
Cincinnati, st. Paul, Pullman,
Wash; Seattle, Ell Paso. Fort.
Wayne. Ind; Indianapolis, st.
Louis, Lawrence, Kans., and Leba-
non, Pa.
She was to have made two sep
arate appearances in Boston, one
with the Symphony Orchestra
and later at a recital.
Disney Aide, Wife Aboard.
Kay Kamen, Sc, and his wife,
Kate, listed among the passengers,
were returning from a business
trip to Paris.
Mr.. Kamen, who has been as
sociated with Walt Disney prof.
ects for between II and Is years.
is owner and president Of Kay
Kamen, Ltd, here.
Mrs. Kamen, also a business
woman is we'll known in fashion
circles. She has been active in
the shoe and leather industries
for many years.
Returning from Business Trip.
Another passenger, Ralph P.
Silbernagel, SO. of New York. was
returning from a business trip to
Paris, his wife reported. He is
president of Selsi Co.. Inc, an i'm
porting firm.
Ernest Lowenstein. 80, of New
York, also on the passenger list.
is an owner of tanneries in France
and Casablanca. his former wife
said.
Mrs. Lowenstein said she had
obtained a Reno divorce earlier
this month and believed her for
mer husband was on his way here
to try to effect a reconciliation.
In Paris Settling Estate.
Mrs. Simone Broche Hennessy
was returning from France, where
she had been settling the estate
of her late father.
Her husband, Michael P. Hen
messy, Is an owner OF the Castle
Apartments development in which
he and his wife lived with their
two children. Mr.. Hennessy has
been in France for some time,
also in connection with an estate
settlement.
Edward I. Supine, 80. is q lace
importer, he left this country Oc-
tober 7 for Calais. Although he
had flown many time in this
country this was his first flight
over water. He has two daugh-
ters Hope. IA, and Joy, 8.
Rene Hauth was described by
the French Information Office
here as the publisher Of a BIZ
lingual weekly newspaper at
Strasbourg, France.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Virginia HoIstein Cow
Sets New Stote Mark
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BRATTLEBoRO. VT, Oct. x2S.-
A registered Holstein COW owned
by Charles r. Hope & Son OF
Purcellville, Va, has set a new
State production record for Its
class. it was announced here.
The Holstein-F -Friesian Associa-
ton Of America announced at It's
headquarters here that the COW,
Round Oak Duchess Pabst go,
produced 695 pounds Of butterfat
and 1885 pounds Of milk in a
year to set q new Virginia mark
for junior 2-year-old Holsteins
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Freedmen's
Continued From First Page.)

cluding so bassinets and 125 beds
set aside for tuberculosis patients
whose care costs less than that
Of other patients hospitalized with
acute illness. s-.
About 81 per cent of the pa
tients are classed as full pay"
Indigents are required to pay
nothing, and others pay sliding
rates according to their ability to
pay. Much Of the difference be-
tween income and cost. officials
said, has been absorbed through
Federal funds.
Room Rate Goes to 50.
The proposed increases for
full-pay patients. except those
hospitalized for tuberculosis, fol-
low:
Private room-from 81 day
to 50; ward rates, from S. to
$3.50; ward rates for children
under 7 years, $3.50 to 1925.
Laboratory charges-from $6 to
$40.
Operating room and anesthesia
from $40 to SIS for major sur
gerry and from IS to $40 for minor
surgery. -
Delivery room and anesthesia-
From a fiat rate Of $35 for seven
days to a daily ward rate Of So
plus $40 for delivery room use.
Clinic Charge Doubled.
Tonsillectomy cases, for patients
Z years old and over-For private
room, from $17.50 for a minimum
Of two days and 81 for each day
thereafter to $28 for two days and
50 for each day thereafter; for
ward. from $3.50 for two days
and IS per day thereafter to $23
for two days and $3.50 per day
thereafter. For patients under
From $3.50 for two days of
ward care and $3.50 thereafter to
$3.50 for two days of ward care
and 1925 per day thereafter.
These rates include operating
room, drugs, medicines. labora-
tory fees. anesthesia and other
services.
Outpatient rates-For emer-
gency room care, from $3.50 to
50. and from 50 to $3.50 II
sutures are involved. For clinic
visits, from 81 to 81.
Special rates also have been set
of $35 for 500 &C. of plasma and
$3.50 for oxygen 1therapy.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
SesQui

CONTINUED From FfrSt Page0
restored without cost to the park
service. it was insisted.
Chairman Wurster declared to-
day the park group certainly
would not have taken 50 little
time in approving the plans for
the Freedom Fair If it had been
proposed to erect permanent
buildings on the site.
"The commission would never
have permitted any construction
Evening star., 1949-10-28

q s e RI o u s
slant, who
said, IF q
fellow doesn't
have q good
time once in
a while and
get a good
laugh OFT of
the serious
side Of life,
he d oe S n t
Evening star., 1949-10-28

Alexandra wv Concert
Mrs. Helen Paulsen Morrow,
soprano, will appear ih a concert
sponsored by the Alexandria
YWCA Music Committee at 4 pm.
November 6 at the Cameron Street
YWCA.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Chicken Hawk Diet

The real name Of the common
chicken hawk is red -shouldered
hawk. Actually, game and do
nestle poultry comprise less than
q per cent of his diet.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Swustiko Fireworks

COLOGNE (P).-German spec
tators at a pyrotechnic display
here were surprised to see large
swastika suddenly light up the
sky. A prewar rocket had acci-
dentally been included among the
fireworks to be fired off,
Evening star., 1949-10-28

The gross value Of Southern
Rhodesia's farm produce has
jumped 23 per cent In nine years.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT

BY rex ALAN
Will Rogers was one Of the
best-liked Americans who ever
lived and he was born Nov.
4, 1879. He was q humorist with
Evening star., 1949-10-28


lem into Wiphoto
Evening star., 1949-07-20

See it! Buy GeorgWoshnetons largest Teeion retailers the
RCAWco Model setting square
Of BRIGHT clear steady Teeo its the Big RCA Victor 16nch
Goden Throot Exclusive with
in, tomorrow!
Evening star., 1949-01-23
THE SUNDAY STAR ES
WASHINGTON, o. c. SUNDAY, January 20, 194s
ROOMS FURN.-N.E. Cont

CoLoRED-ss1 MORTON Fl. NJ. NJ
kitchen privils.; no children; o$l1
CofEeoSRED CGofEeSRED 1888 BLADENsBTRG
rd. n:e.-Room. two blocks from 18TH
COLORED-44e MANOR PL. NV
e'ISSs Dsnt!s@an ST. f. SE&Fufn s1ss
sgle. rm. for employed man; $40
wk.; unfurn. dble. rm.. next to bath.
coLoRED-s1s DIVISION AVE, NJ:
cSHoRRfD@PuRN: 81 RRff mG n sM., ssfo' married or
single person; kit. priv. CO. l144.
CoLoRED-sth AND D ST. Ne
Double rm.; refined men or women.
iap L1NwooD pL. Ne,
Apt. 4-Large front room: single
man, prefer railroad man; 81 week.
CoLoRED-5O70 JUST ST. NE
Nicely furn. rm:; refined couple;
home privls.; $35 mo. AK. 297l.
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN.. large,
COLORED-I525 GALES ST. Ne
Comfortably furn. rms. for men;
S6.25 and $40 week. AT. 2976.
CoLORED-1135 MORSE ST. Ne
Cony. to streetcar and buses; set
c1s tlsd aPn5s person; TR' Gfo1 5go4; CT I4 NI
One furnished room for nice couple.
Al g5iyileges. TW; 21Os:
per-on in northeast section. TR.
S..5t. Sunda,, from 8 to 3.
col lORED-FRONT ROOM. twin
beds, for man and wife: use kit or
room snd board for , sirls.
COLORED-1155 NEAL ST Ne
Newly furn rm.; use Of clean, pvt.
COLoRED-1iO9 W. Va. AVE. NE.
-Ftont rm., single or dble, for
or >; $40 weekly. EX S96s.
COLORED - FRONT ROOM, twin
beds: privil.; for employed couple or
= refined gentlemen. Phi. TR. 1854
Evening star., 1949-01-23
RMS. FURN.-Md.-VA. (cont. J

2 GENTLEMEN-Large front room.
nicely furnished; twin beds: bus BY
door; unlimited phone. Sligo 63s7.
sos Bonifant St, Silver Spring.
rm., pvt. "a bath, tel. in rm.; transp.
NEAR CHEVY syl; CHASE CR cfRcEEoBesu: Beau
tiful. southern exposure, for l or .:
Oriental rug; private home. WI.
2 LGE. RMS. men only; no drinking:
use dbl. or single; next to bath; pri-
vate home; no parking problem. Call
TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping: employed
all Trailway buses pass by house
on right above Hunters Lodge; about
: miles beyond Fairfax, Va. Name
. LGE. RMS. hall, pvt. bath. kitchen
on On bgslipe; gSjs in new Colonial home.
ALEx.. conv to Pentagon-Attrac.
Es1v,ds Em; in pleasant tob home; excel. bus
house; mr., ,transp. 81. 56i6. -2s
s9i0 s,1O.;. Ga. AVE, $: s.. Md double
Sasnes clse Em to n Tbo11nies 1nes hone on
JOHN WARD. ioie On '4ol. NJ MFs'
ARLINGTON-Ple Pleasant single room,
1st f., next to semipvt. path inner.
spring genn mattress. desk; conv. trans.
eSi$ GGARswooD ST.. Silver R Spring,
Nd: of Franklin ave,-Front sunny
room in new, quiet home; u block
sliao SI9m 5S8o eES buslines downtown. CAN
ARL.-Attract. furn. dble. bedfm..
married .cple. only, conv, transp:
sf7:t, r. closet lovely neishOorhood 81. 81.
ARLiNGToN-Lge. rm.. pvt. half
pa path; bus at door; sent, $50 mo.
FURNisHED tvin-bed room, in new
home; close to bus; board if desired.
Gil. 5715. NJ
BEDROOM for rent to woman; conv,
buSline. Chestnut 6S53. -23
DOUBLE RM., new home, in beautiful
section of Arl. twin beds; bus to
downtown Wash. stops next door:
rm. and breakfast, $40 per mo. Sgle,
or SO for ,. Phone FA 5000. -23
LOVELY RIM, with 3 exposures, pri-
yase yase bath; evening meal if pref. CAN
QUIET ROOM, semiprivate bath, on
buSline. Sligo 3S2S. %
COLORED-260i SO. 18th ST, Ar
linston, Va.-New house: one bed-
room room for rent; new furniture. CH.
COLORED-36.5 a7th ST. S.. Ariins-
ton; Va.-For 3 men at Sc each per
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Dogs, PETS. ETC. (cont.)

DOGS, PETS. ETC. (contO
MnaLna"fg mos. old. for sale YA reasonab' hA For
details, cali 81. 0191 after / pm.
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe -. cham
pion-si5edl; i,ip,l faWn males e. femaies'
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe reg. black
and white hli..d and red sos wks mSdsr SdSn
Spring Field rd. to Sun Set lane;
PUREBRED PUPPIES, rat terriers,
ali colors. Also stud service Of
chihuahua or rat terrier. HU.
BOSTON TERRIER at stud. An ex-
ceptionally beautiful dog, Axe reg,
good lines. perfect disposition,
Hagerty strain. Phone Ho. 64l6.
sHELTIE (min. collie) male, Ia yrs,
Axe hIss reg .ooS sable and os white hopse Sc
AMER. PIT BULL TERRIERS. l male
Sat. Sat and Sun after $50 weekdays.
PET RABBITS. white or brown, So
BOXER, Axe registered. fawn-colored
must sell. 42O5 oglethorpe, Hyatts-
Vile. Apt. 104. 23s
COCKER PUPPY, adorable pet. female.
white and buff. paper-trained. Axe
reg. very reas. FA. 5160. -23
COLLIE, 5 mos. old. sable and white.
inoculated for distemper, purebred
put no papers, $50. CHI. 7475.
COLLIE, mos. old, sable and white,
inoculated for distemper,- purebred.
CLEARANCE-Collie puppies 10 Wks
old, each $40: 3 Axe re. cocker
puppies. 2 months old, / pointer,
partly train. / yr old. Ask operator
for Daleview S940. -23
Evening star., 1949-01-23
RMS. FURN.-MD, 3 VA.

LYON VILLAGE, vA.-Larse room.
ttwinnl beds: couple or . girls. GL.
ItatlsSso e55nuos, snss so, rn for
MY HIs NfHfI SH Sgse ROOM twin
beds; small adjoining room; plenty
OF closets space; kit. privils. If de-
FoR s,Tsd GENTfEMaN&:Nicely MA SSe8: turn nIs BED.
rm.. in private home. good N. All.
residential section. Call Gil. 6O1S.
TWO MISUNDERSTANDING rooms.
cony, to buslines,, CHI. 7139. -23
la4h bath RaRh RaRan dn,S blk bus a,aa ,sdjoining
ARLNGToN-Newiy dec, dble. and
lounge, Southern meals; SIS to $50
Per pps. wk.; close in. MRS. FAYE. OW.
ARIIINGToN-Lge sunny rm., &c Con-
tinental breakfast; daily maid serv-
iee' r,iS. excel; transp;; parking briyils !;
ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS, private
bath, available for, or 2 people;
excellent bus service. OV. 4154.
CENTER CLARENDON; Suffers Guest
Homes; single and double ,sleepins
rooms. for men only; also h.k suites
LOA SAPloSSo ACdo. 4otCo.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, 1 block to
bus. 20 min. to downtown: kit.
privils.. empl. couple or 2 business
gigls. OW. 3092 Sun, after Z pm.
4cs cARRoLL AVE-, Takoma Park,
Md.-Single room. furnished for
light housekeeping; laundry privi-
lege: women only or husband and
wife: no smoking; S35. SH. 666s
LARGE ROOM, next to bath, near
Clarendon shopping center and Gov.
dept; 2 buslines: $50 mo. CH. 9497.
JEWISH GENTLEMEN-ouie room
in N. Arl.; 8 min. to Pentagon and
downtown. OW. 9279.
CHEERFUL ROOM, cross-ventilation.
for young man; mile beyond U. of
Md; $50 mo. Tower 5243.
1922 JEFFERSON ST, Hyattsville,
Md.--Room for quiet couple. kitchen
PRIVILEGES, no drinking.
2514 WILSON BLVD, Arlineton-3
girls; refsr., grill, laundry pygs.;
FoR ssssUss SfSTLEMENSTHin Ri 8N SfSi beds: next
to bath; in new home; refs. ex-
changed. 81. 9501. -25
Evening star., 1949-01-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PEDIGREED BERKSHIRE breeding
stock. age mos. top bloodings in
Guiding Epochs Royal Command.
Miami Quality and Home Builder
Immediate sale. please. NJ. W.
Nd. Phone Frederick 476-W-2;
SHOATS 10) for sale. so lbs. Must
be sold today. Best offer. Ask oper-
ator for Bowie 31S9.
FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW. pure
bred. unreg.i $3.50. SH. 0S25 Sun
day and weekdays after 6 pm.
PIGS. 10 weeks old; $40 each. Alex.
PALoMINo MARE AND COLT; bay
mare. hunter; q sorrell mare pony
sorrel mare; several other reason
able horses. saddles and brides. HILL
TOP FARMS, Fisher rd.. Temple
r. B. GGRN, sPRiNGER: Tyr. gilt
Ayr. mares, ride or drive; manure
spreade.. lime spreader; 1941 Plym-
outh pickup. Eneleside II.
NINE COWS, Holstein and GUERNSEY
mixed: Guernsey with papers, all
Bangs tested. t.b. tested; = milking
) springers, I purebred bull with
papers; all 10, $1,000. Call Wo
1872; p to = Pm p-mtppropn III sa;;sr 9
20 heads, reasonably priced. SH
2114. NE. 1884. PA
F)UR I,2UO-LB. CORN-FED prim,
steers; will dress whole or half fol
your deep freeze. Phone Rock
Evening star., 1949-01-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. pri-
vate home with refined atmosphere
for employed mother and school, age
SON; NV. or Arlington pref DU.
H024 Sunday. after 6 daily.
YOUNG CATHOLIC VETERAN de-
Sires room and board in private
Catholic home, NV. section. NO.
14O3 23s
BY JAN. 31-Single young lady needs
single rm. with board; pref. NV.
section. Call MISS EDWARDS, RA.
O453. pa
RETIRED WOMAN. good health; wants
room. board; gentle home in D. c.;
max; max; $4S mo; Ii; 1874.
and board in Catholic home. Box
313-R Star
Evening star., 1949-01-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1871 EUCLID ST. NW.-ComfortabIe,
ciean rooms, twin beds, Southern
r0f1nI rS0o1king' z o good Transportation. .-23
COUPLE OK SINGLE; Christian home:
meals n1N os44 ana privils'; Hyattsville. Nd.
1903 @ n. Nh Ii. AVE. N.w.-Double, sIs Twin
beds. large closets. 2 windows, 3
good meals, also 2nd-hoor triple for
DTPoNT IGss f0nE ciRGiRs RsG5IRsD 1854 Mass ga ave,
.w.--single for girl; double with
1911 LAMONT ST. N.W.WAttractiye, At,
share room for Young lady; reason
ROOM aSIe eXS9lfn5 aSn RoARn R9sls s. r,,, .,;a 4
LADY, COW. to transp. Ho. 34s4.
1875 MASS AVE. N.w.-Attractivs
triple rm.' excellent meals. DU.
LovELY RIM. AND HOME for emp empld.
mother and baby. Also day care for
19si 9sGs' MASS. As; I'VE avE. NV, The eeS osk.
mont-Lse; attr; rms. dble. or triple:
excl. 81 ofS food; n,isns Sas;S55 mo; ga
18th st,-.Beautiful f1rst-noor front.
all new furniture; suitable for 2 or
3; also other vacancies; good home.
cooked food: reasonable. -24
VERY LOVELY LGE. RIM. for young
man to share with, another young
home; DIss1N's, 2o13 Mass. ave.
WENDALL TERRACE-Warm, pleas.
ant rms. for young people; excel.
meals: cow. tranSp.. maid service,
Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
TEAVILLE FARM-Excellent super.
tised full-time care for children.
Call HI 9l96 -o4
WESLEY HALL-Spacious dble. rms.
in remodeled and redecorated bldg:
running water in every rm.. large
closets, social activities Including
free movies and dances; $3.50 a
mo. 1925 21st st. NV, NO. 9SO4.
-25
FOUNTAIN COURT, nationally known
guesthouse; superior meals: pvt
parking. MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEM. MGMT. CO. O294 -25
Evening star., 1949-01-23
144O r. I. ave. NV. MI. 1900.

CoLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM for en-
ployed couple, ,furn. or unfurn.; also
single room. furn or unfurn., all
coIoREp-ss6 ceo5IlSo5isEfs e. N 93sd 81 ,N.w-IRosom
toTT working settled couple. Call
CoHoRED-s1NGLE ROOM to 1n emp,.
gentleman; dbl. rm. to empl. couple;
all modern conveniences. CO. 3952.
COLoRED- 1924 18th ST. Nv
Lady for large. double rm in quiet
home: no cooking; $3.50 per week.
Also lady to share front rm.. twin
be beds. 81; 80 per week: MI. 1920.
COLORED-2 BEAUTIFUL large rms.
cofoREDLIARaGS.E I HaS. IL; front Hson room mo tor
nice settled quiet couple Also small
middle 1aLid room for nice settled lady;
coaoRfpMTSfS;r sSme RIFIyileSes; NO; eodM d442 t Ls5
eootins eu5gii em9lose9 PIG aoSe couple or man; no
C0LoRED-ai7 IRVING ST. NV
EMPLOYED gentleman. nice furn. rn.,
CoioREnmRSi,cTEAa;v eEn1i t5ansRi IA; 55g1 9iEpx .x -.
Reasenable s'S Sent. nt eSaele MR 57l 9qme DFivls
COLORED-i3as 18th ST. n.w.-Ixe
'front.' 'front.' living room and bedroom com
sdhed eihed AL, all priyls. for cpls. only;
SODeT. QueL.
COLoRED-1 OR 2 ROOMS for re-
nned employed persons; Ink privi-
egeS: I34 r st. NV.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT room for
en- aemnpi9yed oy,J couple with privileges
coIoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM TO,
empl couple; privileges. Call HO.
coLoRED-L.H.K. UNIT for re- rent.
Call Du. 1865. SO
persons GT asi some privils,; conv. transp.
c6EoREb-BR1GHr 6E Red FRONT RIM: Ms4 70,
@esr'ed bedsi bu. f0g9!s 59s4 or = men; SIM single
N.W.-Apt. ., RIM. for nice quiet M
lady. Prefer nurse or Govt worker.
Can Tor appt. NO. 213s. -2,:}
COLORED-I"5 IRVING ST. NV
Room with twin beds. cooking. RA.
CoLoRED-Two LARGE RMS . for
rent Call any time. DE 6974.-33
COLORED - LARGE ROOM. twin
beds: girls; near transp. AID. S169.
COLORED-2 FURN. RMS, in quiet
nome; no cooking; nr. Ga. ave Sun,
40 to pm; Mon, all day, IA.
CoL0RED-THREE lovely room in
modern home; no cooking and no
children. CO. OO53
COLORED-GA. AVE. studio room
for refined empl. lady. ia. SI74.
COLORED-N.W.-2 communicating
rooms, range, Frigidaire; share ba u; !;
conservative persons only. CO. $500.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 4 st. NV.
ME, 00S9. Baby chicks. feed and
poultry supplies.
~ b. r. PULLETS, laying, S3 each;
70 3. r., 5 months old, So each
Call WA. 227S. -,3
CHICKS, blood tested. Select your
breed, get what you order. B. Rocks
NJ H. Reds, R. l. Reds. Red-Rock
crosses, W. Rocks or W. Wyan-
dottes, no Leghorns tni light breeds)
no culls, crlpples or seconds. $685.
per 100. Pullets, S12. Cod. Ma
TIONAL HATCHERIES OUTLET
l723 S. Sth st., Phila; 4s, Pa.
Clean. Bred by us for more profit
Hatch Tues. COWAN FARMS, Bowie
Md Phone 2341.
200 BARRED ROCK PULLETS, pull
arum free. 3 months old, S1.35 each
Locust 1895
HATCHERY. 1885 Kenil.
worth ave. ne Hatching every Tues
day. Barred Rocks, New Hamp-
shires and Barred and Hamp
crosses Our f1ockS are pullorum
clean. Don't confuse our chicks with
Matching surpluses and culls. We
sell top quality only. No surplus
no CullS Victor 5353
Evening star., 1949-01-23
ROOMS WANTED

1856 N ST. NW.-Double vacancy
for refined young women in newly
decorated south room, $3.50 per
month month each; sIps deIieious meals; HOUSE
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large dou-
daily; including sunday." " sLAUGH-
'Ss 5s:j fqsHlD }s1l tSS Il s;ssns AD meal; Z
desired; Ho: !a 7ssI' Oeo''Hs'' meas Il
ROOM AND BOARD for lady college
student. in exchange for cooking
alnneF soH I7sos. foE staq aaq helping houseVofk'
CAPITOL TERRACE-Large, attract
i've, double room, excellent home
cooked meals; on on transp. 1920 10Th
sSIiTaRir 81 n,R GO: 60 az s.l ot,.r .a 2S 5,,s
or 9 children. a block from eie-
mentary school and bus ST. 14SS,
IN REFINED GUEST HOME-Double
room available for couple or . young
meafs ladles' w Vel prepared balanced
share attractive house with other
transportation. 34oI Mt. Pleasant.
TWIN ROOM. ia with . closets. for
quiet girls; or large single room for
in Jewish home; liv. rm. and
,6ht phone pylgs; exc; meals. VI 1926.
h9ms' h4as with or without board, ,AD.
1875 PARK RD. N.w.-Man to share
large double rm.; excel meals; unlim.
phone; $3.50 month. MI 2952.
ROOM AND BOARD in Jewish home.
koSher meals served. RA 1888.
CALVERT HOUSE: 401 18th st. NV.
snnsIs,,a Single and share rooms available.
SINGLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN exec excel
lent. lent C character. Irish family. perma-
sdsy Bds woud sm9l0gfa ike sms nsnnspUFtat10n
nish5ed room; private or semiprivats
bath and breakfast; conveniently
located for work; prefer quiet pri.
,yate yate home. Box 323-R, Star.
MAN, IAN Govt; nn,at attorney. GENTLE well.
White House. Box 4O2-R. Star.
TELEvIsION TECHNICIAN desires in
expensive room in MARYLAND, about
81 per wk: Box 33s-R, Star
LADY IN GOVERNMENT desires room
yna, yyith Eit kit, priy!ls:' in ny; west Of
EMPkoYFDN YSE YoENG SOY GApY gM; desiras sfaE
room, NV: private family: cooking
privilS.; occasional use of liv. rm.;
refs. Wo. O5ls after 6; 1916 Sun.
BY SETTLED OLDER GIRL. apt. in
quiet home: March l or sooner.
one NE dG'Ti oR Two sssf Ink. ROOMS. for
middle-aged couple, in vic. of Dale
carlia; no drinking or smoking. WI.
GAIA.
Ink RM., pvt bath, for quiet, nom
drinking, nonsmoking Govt lady;
1905.
and kitchen privil.
by lady: Arl. or Washlngton. Box
4S1-R, Star.
fair-siZed room, privilege of hot
plate; $50 mo. Box 479-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AMPLIFIERS, public address. record
ers .(wire and tapel; Sound truck
BABY FURNITURE - Cribs. hieh
chairs. play pens, etc, by week or
month Free delivery. DU. 3444.
BULLDOZER FOR HIRE = Grading
and excavating. MR.. MILLER 81.
1885 10
BULLDoZERs for hire. large and
small. Also dozer. shovels for hire;
land clearing. Call HI 4933; -23
AND FURNITURE. CO., 622 E st.
NV National 1904.
eTORK. available for baby showers
and parties. ROcKBYE BABY SHOP;
2S17 14th st. NV, CO. 527S. -26
homes. hospitals or ofices. TELE-
VISION RESEARCH CO.. TW. 1871.