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comes of it. None of them seems
just quite right
With 70 to 80 per cent of Actors
Equity members unemployed. and
few of the theater's major stars
even working. this is an odd COM
mentary on either the ability OF
actors or the excessively high
standards demanded by play
wrights and producers.
incidentally, Anderson lost the
virtually perfect man for his CEN
tral character when Todd Dun
can, Negro baritone formerly on
the staff of Howard University,
proved unavailable for the elderly
preacher character in Cry, the
Beloved Country" Singer-Actor
Duncan is tied up with concert
contracts in Australia.
Among the several pictures
whose heroines will be school
teachers, the most piquant on
Hollywood's schedule is The Big
Apple"
In that one, Lana Turner will
play the schoolteacher.
Hollywood and Greta Garbo
have tried for 20 years. but they
never will understand each other
The movie colonys latest fit OF
umbrage over Garbo's insistence
upon being Garbo stems from
those news photographs showing
her in the DISCUSSES she wears to
foil news photographers. The one
in the mems suit with beret shot
on Paris boulevard fairly broke
Hollywood's glamorous heart.
Hollywood cannot understand
woman like that.
Home of the Brave" which
"opens here Thursday at the
Trans-Lux and Republic Theaters,
is not. the only picture with a
race theme collecting prizes every
where. And setting new box-oflce
records in most places.
Louis de Rochemont's treatment
of the same subject in Lost
Boundaries is having an equiv
Evening star., 1949-08-01

HOLLYWOOD.
Betty Hutton, who knows how
to campaign for what she wants,
is currently putting on a beaut.
I've just gotta star for Cecil B.
De Mile in his circus movie, .
Betty tells me on the set of Lets
Dance" I'll play anything in the
picture, even a lion tanner"
When I asked Scott Brady lis
it serious with you and Betty Un-
derWood?" Scott said. How can
you tell?" They have been going
steady for a whole month.
Lena Horne is persuading Metro
to buy Sugar HILL" a local revue,
for her to screen. Haven't seen
Lena in movie for quite awhile.
X X
Enrol Flynn is the bright-haired
boy at Metro. They want him to
stay across the water and star in
Kipling's Kim" in India.
Frank Morgan will never again
tell columnist he is looking for
big yacht to go around the
world in. Since the item appeared,
Frank has been combing sales.
men, with yachts, out of his beau
tiful white hair.
Bing Crosby's oldest boy Gary
has changed his mind about being
an actor. Now he wants to be a
star football player. He's built like
one. too.
Jimmy Stewart is not in hurry
to get going on his honeymoon
with Gloria Mclean. Now the trip
has been postponed until after
Labor Day. because Jimmy wants
to be on hand for the Bendix air
races. His plane, with Joe De
Bona at controls. is an entry. Joe
neraly won it last year.
Betty CRADLES end-of picture
presents, after canning wabash
Avenue, are the talk of the town.
She gave away diamonds, emerald
and ruby cufflinks. beautiful
clocks, etc. to the crew and her
director. The gifts must have set
her back $4,000.
Alan Ladd's stepdaughter. Carol
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Hollywood Diary
Betty Wants Thot Circus Job
By SheiIoh Grohom

Lee, is spending her summer va
cation working as an assistant
secretary at Paramount. She goes
to college in the fall. Alan's next
movie is Eagle of the Navy" tc
be directed by ace John FarroW.
Bob Hope couldn't change the
title of Where Men Are Men" to
his preferred Fancy Pants" SC
he has slipped a number into the
picture called Fancy Pants by
the composers of Buttons and
Bows"
X X y
Talking of song writer's, Ann
Sothern plays one in her next
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alent success wherever it is being
shown.
One of the nice year-end di-
lemmas of 10-best choosers will
be which picture to rank ahead of
the other.
Lost Boundaries, incidentally,
is reported to be a Keith's book
ing. The date has not been set.
Metro Goodwin Mayer has run
into shortage of Van johnson,
demand for which there is no
supply. With Van wanted for two
pictures at the same time. THE
Big Hangover" and please Be-
lieve Me-" there simply was not
enough of him to go around.
The result is job from Mark
Stevens who was borrowed to
play the lead in the second pic
ture.
Considering he has not had a
film assignment in more than a
wear. Stevens is counting himself
lucky that johnson cannot be in
every M-G-M picture.
Having finished his annual
Hollywood chore. this time direct
ing THE Great Gatsby," which
opens next at the Palace, Elliott
Nugefit is returning to his basic
love, the theater.
He will direct and star in THE
Fundamental George" a new
comedy which will have its pre-
miere at CohaSset. Mass. on Au-
gust Is. If the comedy, by Max
Wylie and John c. Gibbs averages
up to expectations. Nugent will
likely take it into New York in
the fall. With the financial
sponsorship and blessings OF
Theater Inc.
Monday memoes: 1t was no
record, but Kay Francis had a
profitable week at the Olney
Theater in spite of the critics
scofing. The Interchurch Fel-
lowsiip. of Washington will spon-
sol tomorrow nights performance
of mo Time for Comedy at
Meridian Park Theater. The
Edith. Atwater-Heimut Dantine
starrer will be offered as benefit
for the Fellowship fund. Tops
in popularity among the host OF
re-issued pictures this year is the
combination of The Bank Dick"
and MY Little Chickadee." with
w. c. Fields. a. The movies lost
a great man there.
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Country:
Il think he has wonderful
playa play with music, not a
musical as some people think
but he has a terrific problem cast
ing it. 1t calls for highly de-
veloped performers and they just
don't seem to be available"
Or Walter Kerr, who spends half
of each week in New York casting
the revue, Sweet Nothings," )"
which was purchased by George
Abbott from Catholic Universitys S
stage where it played as Thank
You. Just Looking"
I'VE addition dozens of people
weekly" he says, but nothing
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Ginger Rogers mate. Jackie
Briggs, is back in town for cou-
pie of days. before flying back to
Rogue River. Oreg.. with the Har-
low Wilcoxies. The latter are in
terested in buying Ginger's Table
Rock Estates there. Ginger joins
us after she finishes her current
movie with Dennis Morgan" Jack
told me.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
All Those Job|ess Actors
SeemNot the Right Ones
BY Jay Cormody

Talk playwright across and you will END up
there something We1dly wrong
situation in New York
who represented the Dramatists Guild
Festival With reference
Andsons adapaon Of Alan Paons Cry the Beloved
Evening star., 1949-11-28
|Bark|ey Will Keynote
Party Drive for Funds
In New York Speech
BY the Associated Press

Vice President Barkley stars
this week in a 1850 campaign
warm-up enlivened by Republican
talk of the Truman program as
leading to "poorhouse state"
Newly-wed Barkley, accom-
panied by his bride, is billed as
the principal speaker and chief
ATTRACTION at a Democratic fund
raising dinner in New York Fri
day night.
Mr.. Barkley is an old hand at
keynoting party drives. He may
come up with a Democratic an
swer to the charges of Guy G..
Gabrielson, the Republican ma
tional chairman, that the Tru-
man administration is spending
the country into the kind Of
doubtful security given poorhouse
inmates.
Mr.. Gabrielson teed off on the
opposition in a national broad
cast last night, declaring:
IF we continue under the pres
ent administration, we are headed
for a poorhouse state and, while
the inmates of a poorhouse may
have a certain amount Of So
called security. their lot is not
particularly enviable."
Phrase Is Changed.
It was a departure by the Re-
publican leader from the welfare
state" phrase with which his party
members have been describing
what President Truman calls his
fair deal" program.
In this battle of catch-Words,
some Republicans were said to be-
lieve that if they kept on stalking
about the welfare state" in de-
risive terms the voters might begin
to believe they didn't have the
public welfare in mind.
Mr.. Gabrielson laid down some
Evening star., 1949-11-28

broad charges against the Tru-
man administration. among them
that it is fostering unemployment.
During the week ending No
vember IL, he quoted Labor De-
partment figures, 1,746.200 claims
for unemployment compensation
were pending. He said this COM
pared with 865, ,721 such claims in
the week ending November 13,
l948, when a Republican Congress
was in charge on Capitol Hill.
THAT indicates the kind Of. Sc
curity the Truman administration
is providing and, ironically
enough, the figures are supplied
by a Bureau of Employment Sc
curity," he said.
Spending is Assailed.
The Republican chairman
pounded away at the point that
the Government is spending
money 1t doesn't have.
I'VE are today picking the
pocket of our grandchildren and
great-grandchildren to pay for
Evening star., 1949-11-28

the senseless extravaganza and
waste of the present administra-
ton" he declared. Personally,
I think we are paying very high
price to keep Pendergastian en-
trenched in deep-freezers in
Washington
Mr.. Gabrielson's attack on ad-
ministration handling of recip-
rocal trade agreements apparently
reflected a plan by some Republi-
cans to make this an issue in next
years congressional campaign.
The Republican chairman said
that by cutting tariffs the Presi-
Evening star., 1949-11-28
IF You're
Going Away for
the Week End

The National Safety Council
has these safe and sane dos and
don'ts for you:
Stop milk, newspapers, and
other deliveries. Ask q neighbor
to keep advertising circulars of
your porch.
Don't lower window shades.
Prowlers watch for such tip-offs.
Notify post Office to hold mail,
or arrange for delivery to q neigh
Dor.
Lock all windows and doors. Be
sure to take in all wash from the
line. lEven if you used La France
and want all the neighborhood to
see how white wash can be
And relax! Don't try to crowd
years exercise into a week end.
If You're Staying Home
Possibly you expect to have guests
visiting you for the week end. or
have invited friends for lunch or
dinner. If 50, that means you'll
want your table to look its best.
You'll find Satina big help when
you're ironing starched table linen
-. or anything else that's starched.
Just dissolve one little Satina tab
let in your starch = and your iron
will simply glide along.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

dent was in effect exporting the
jobs of American workers" He
said this was particularly notice.
able in New England unemploy-
ment figures.
Mr.. Gabrielson's talk was billed
as an answer to President Tru-
mans November 2 speech in st.
Paul on the Fair Deal" program.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

Buffalo Beef Canned
Thousands Of wild buffalo
roam Australia's northern wastes
and some 1900 are being shot
this year in the area between
Evening star., 1949-02-20
AVIATION

MEMBERSHIP OPEN-Flying club;
entrance fee. $40; dues per mo-, SO.
Fly as much as you like; buy your
own gas and oil This ship is based
at Hyde Field. Clinton. Nd. Students
KEN RIsSetLsa; LEYsER' of FIR. iS1a'' sa65s 30 ''
SUPER CRUISERS 2-way radio, blind
flight instruments. Will sell u or \,
interest to responsible party, OF will
consider outright sale. GL. 207a;
nEMsEssHIr yns s m.ms.,,on Tsy!oFeEst ,ss Sst
LGscoBE Gs SEE s1LyA1RE SPEC. Fuel
Injection. primary blind group,
two-way Bendix radio, sens. alt,
whl. pants, oversize tanks: starter,
ssss ss than cruises s2n:s5 s l0s q ssps ss9e:
AVIATION CENTER helps you get
lowest prices on planes, flight and
ground instruction. flying clubs;
placement service. charter .os seryies s
i,aS i9f9 vt. ave. NV" RE- 1892 ME-
FLEET. 2-plaee biplane. designed fol-
takes Oh IN 20 yaras' climbs climbs 1i58c iSn
Ru5n' bur- .nsns ss ss Tisa h1s Mnees1 snee mae
fabric tests 90; licensed to IL 1910;
Airport. II. J.. BURROWS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. Phone MI
LUSCOMBE, sA. 65 hip. tried and
trusted, recently majored, rugged
equipped for night flight, sensitive
Instrument: can be financed; 81 $50
GE. 2744 or MI. 9sS3 Mon.
PIPER, J-3. 65 hip, need 6 members
for club; S11O and $3.50 per hour
Call BUTCH, TIE. 1888, from Pm
to 6 pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
CAMERAS

contax III, sonnar ''T' coated RI s
lens. $257. SO: Contax II. Sonnsr r
2 lens, $685. 80; Leica "G", EummAr
F.2 lens, $142.5O; Kline Exacta,
new latest model, Zeiss Tessar r
3.5 lens, S129.5O; Rollefiex. new,
fully automatic, zeiss Tessar "T''
$232 80; Rollicord. F-3.5 zeiss Trio
tar lens, $92.50: Super Ikonta IA,
coupled range finder, Zeiss Tessar
F.3.5 lens. $69.50; Speed Graphic,
2Ax3A. Ektar coated F-45 lens,
Kalart coupled range finder. Heilsnd
gun, focus spot, S149.5O: Speed
Graphic. 3Ax4A, Ektar. FAT lens.
Kalart coupled range finder, speed
gun. complete with case and acces-
sories. $l65; Bantom Special, Ektar
coated F-2 lens, S119.50; S-mm.
Kodak, model 20. F-3.5 lens. S2s. 80;
s-mm; Kodak; model 25. coated r
2.5 lens, SAP 80; S-mm. Bolex,
model LS, F-2.s lens and 36-mm
Telephoto lens, $3.50 value, our
price, $S9. 80; 16-mm. Kodak, FL o
lens. S69.50. All cameras are equal
to new and are fully guaranteed for
l year. These are special prices for
Sunday only. Open today from 10
am. to 4 pm.
Penn Camera Exchange
943 Penna.- ave. NV: 936 ID
st. NV Tel Elk 64kO
Evening star., 1949-02-20
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FED STO1E, 619 T. 81. NV,
noal,fS ME, G9ss; s1ppj5ss' HsS' chicks feed and
CHICKS direct 70 you from our own
incubators. Come and see them
We do not sell to outlet dealers. We
kill all seconds and culls at hatch
With sYS ns sTssa o. oar sas 4sRR fstRR
year as D. c.'s only hatchery. Open
daily and Sunday, & am. to 9 pm
Next. door Robinson's Building Ma
terials. CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1885
c6WAS 6SRslS0Eih SH1cKs AZ. as VI s55 Ss5s
Gssp G.ssb rs Bred c0wAn 3 gs G5 SaR%E SEs
Nd Phone 234I.
CHICKEN BUsiNEss EQUIPMENT,
completes, feeders, batteries. incu-
bators. fountains. nests. cookers,
misc. essentials: EQUIP. 1 to 2 yrs.
OLD, az metal; cost exceeded $3.50;
CHICKS. blood tested: select your
breed. get what you order; B. Rocks,
crosses, w. Rocks or W. Wyandottes;
no Leghorns, no Minorcas. no light
breeds: no culls, no crippleS. no Sec
onds: S7.95 per 100; heavy assorted,
S9,95; pullets, $l4; sod; NATION
OVAL ot.B 3llld. 10, re-
BABY CHICKS, $685. per 100; Barred
Rocks. N. H. and r. I. Reds. Barred
crosses; blood tested: no Leghorns;
immediate delivery $685. per 100;
pay postman. MAsoN's Chicks,
Box 12l, Newark, N. J.
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT, incubator.
brooders, batteries; also misc, new
and slightly used. 81. O206.
DAY-OLD and started New Hamp-
shire Red chicks: order now for
prompt delivery. W1NMAR HATCH
Fry 4 POULTRY FARM, Colesville,
Md, SH. 1897.
2e HENS and s ROSTERS. 2 yrs. old.
fat. So each; N Hampshire Reds.
ss1s ssla H. \; Hampshire ave. rakoma
8 NGRsERY. 4 intermediate and 9
developer batteries with screen belt
and automatic waterers. Phone
BABY CHICKS. N. H., Leshorn,
Barred Rocks, crosses: bred for lF-
ing; also broiler stock at special
prices. HOAG'S NORBECK HATCH
ERY, Georgia ave. to Norbeck Sign
says "Peaeh's." Ashton 6393.
PULLETS, laying now; Leghorn. N. H..
Barred Rocks: some qualified ROP
up to 200 eggs: special prices today.
HOAG'S NORBECK HATCHERY
Georgia ave. to Norbeck. Sign says
"Beach's" Ashton 63Q3
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. lcent.l

DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont
'$ssss + Ssst rs fPd
psESATfas ps1EasA 31s ffGfffht1fsss, fffffht g.; week. old
3 males and 8 females; $50 and $50
respectively; r. I.sa -tas tahsoroushbred but no
sSSi. ssSsii j.. Ft{SsEs cd s!sst :,;
Gained AsG des s4ot oneessny soTe Syfee sa4 esS'
BOxERS-ouality puppies and grown
stock; ss :, Oh. os sired Axe reg; 5eas.
GREAT RiaITn DAN. slSa' PUPPIES, Axe resis-
Waldorf. Nd. Ho. 2026. go
AT STUDS Axe reg. eollies: l son
Of Ch; folloging blood line Bsllhayen,
marie, Honeybrook. See. S25. Phone
Clinton 5o9-J; miles from D; C..
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg, Champ
ion sires. fawns both male and fe-
c6ckER 6e1si VT 1Gr$fEs; PILE; = wks. old. black,
litter Axe reg. ch: stock; see to
COCKER PUPPIES, reg, all colors.
reas., ! yr. old, r. and W, male,
reasonable, inoculated. Stud services.
5490 Auth I'd. Sc. SP. O616. 30
COCKER Ss;as! IS SPANIEL a1,sIEl! fSyrRIEs: low
livery service. Ashton 1886. 20
ST; T., BERNARp aa 4EH 1sgP RyPP1Es, Axe / is,
ENGLISH Setter PUPPIES, pedi-
greed o Pinehurst Circle NV.
cocKRR' p SPANIEL, beautiful Slack
sgrly ser reP PupPs 9saIe 10 wks sH Old aa5n Axe Ut
BoxERs-WaeA aAf have som some top; top,auality y
Alex. Os05. e' =" 2s:
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, Axe reg,
Z weeks old. Elk. ZOO, Ext. 12l.
COCKER sPANIELs - Our hobby is
exeeptlonai. sG 1Sfs WI. soe4. auf puppies gre
WANTED. .y young so. cocker ecker. spaniel
GEsmAN aSs isi shEPRERb Sa 9H PUPPIES sipeo
Valiant. cRsmpio%n % Born. saRiSD AsGRRp
KENNELS. FA. $500.
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe, registered.
end ea san s11ss TO- D 4sls or al MI ds' ssss sas
BOSTON TERRIER stud service. Axe
reg reg: wsl1,ma5ksd' sT a5ks young dog prSSen
COLLIE PUPS, mos, old. Axe reg,
pedigree show stock; reas. 9O43
BALTIC. blvd, TO. 1884. 30
AIREDALE PUPS, thoroughbred. Axe;
very reasonable. Daleview 1925.
BOXERS (2). males. champion sired;
reasonable. Randolph 1917. 80
KERRY BLUE TERRIERS, Axe reg,
males, wks. old; $75 ca. Call
OIL. O571. 30
COLLIE, pedigreed male pup, 10
registered, New England bred; $45.
HI. SS15.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, coun-
try raised pure breds. 10 wks. old
See both parents. MRS WHITE,
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HEREFORDS-Bred cows and heiiers,
oAkMoNT Farm, Aide. Va. Phone
raosoSHSsBRI5 MatSsle4SHSs aIa5 sorrel s.ldins: II
be seen any time BY, appt; CAL
oUALiTY MILK GOATS, adult does
and kids; fresh milk avail; reas.; BY
local milk goat breeder. EN-. ,53Ss.
SaaGn ;yps several Also re 4oo Psis
Phone Gaithe ersburg 4s4-W-2. 80
FOR SALE-Reg. thoroughbred mare,
yrs. old. 16 hands. chestnut, by
NY Broom 9at Of ,es Rese1s 9or
mare. hunter, lady's mount; sole
experienced prospective owner: prin-
cipals only. Write Boy 149-V: star;
BOARS, registered Tamwortn, ete the
ssiala1 Ssf9n srsss ss.w4. LETT 10 mo- old s7''
PIGS FOR SALE. large, sired by reg
istered Tamworth boar-the bacon
breed; 13 wks. old; SIS. Fairfax
HaoLsTEiN aSLM1ei HElFER, 1st calf, good
lax 7e-W-11.
reasonable; G., E: o'B1ER. 1907
.YR. Yf!ks5 ..6L4 ni'l l1faosoGeHBKED fHsf ST. mare,
chestnut, Western horse: dark bay
mare. hunter type; extra lge. sorrel
hunter; spotted horse. several other
horses; new and used English and
Western saddles and brides. HILL
TOP FARM, Fisher rd. s.e.' Temple
WANTED TO BUY draft horses and
colts. Of all kinds. Write or. phone
where you live and will call to see
you. w. o. DOSH. Gaithersburg. Md.
TWo-HoRsE TRAILER, good tires:
also Western and English saddles
bfyd 5Sr sfIe hervSn, shsaR Rd sps sls0
BERKSHIRE PIGS for sale-Eleyen,
weeks old. Silver Spring Ol4l.
Pure Bred Aberdeen-AnguS
% cows. II calls, ~ heifers. some
bred, "a steers. These. catt.e will
be sold without registration papers:
ideal foundation cattle. DIR. c, J.
LAUGHLIN, SH. 2114, ME. 1894.
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FARM AND GARDEN tcon.. J

MALL CHAIN SAWS repairs and serv-
tees. MALONEYS. INC, s126 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring, SH. $3.50.
STARK BURBANK, young bearing
varieties; Special offer expires Feb:
COW yaFz MANukE zs kE 1e ATS Tettsd' ssso Sss for
10 bushels. So per 10 bushels, So so
for s bushels; delivered. WA. 1898.
cow MANURE and topsoil for lawns
and gardens; rotten, SIS ton; green.
$3.50 Phone Ashton, Nd. 1865.
COMBINATION McCormick-Deering
No. 10 hammer mill for grinding
grain and roughage, with complete
set OF screens and 2-way bagging at
tachment. Used so little the paint Is
hard hardly sH scratched. Cost Cost sSa2; z ;; sale
burg, Nd. Phone Gaithersburg 6s6.
COW MANURE and topsoil-If you
want genuine COW manure you would
not knowingly purchase from liv-
sry ect stable .a6dca nor from 9o one voG MhG does
Homestead Dairy Farm. which does
not own q single horse and has the
production of large dairy herd for
sale. Either manure or topsoil, SIS
per single ton: 5-ton truckload, sos.
Delivered in Washington in not less
Gaithersburs' Nd, daithersburs $50.
GARDEN TRACTOR. 1e4s Standard
Twin IS hip. CYL. acces.. excel.
cond.; must be seen to be annrec:
.faIosN i119 sMN9ntg9msry VE% Eys st., laurel Ind Md;
APsreAN plsnfs. ov! ovoLsTsj ss7S. large blooming
AzALEAs-Falls church Azalea Gar
dens. Charles H. Kennedy. proprietor,
azalea specialist. SO varieties Of
hardy azaleas to beautify your
srou1 grounds, ls also excellent SELECTION Of
and planting. Free delivery on or
TO reach: Out Lee hwy. through
Falls Church, mile beyond 3rd
stop MEht. left on Rosemary lane.
Closed Sundays.
FREEzERs. international. II and Is
v W,lsen ts spslsh y,steh lsS :ns and SS GU IT:
IovE1Y VI SyfF xFEIeAR TIee1is' yfoLEfs III 1870 many
sEhNkE saass1si sTRsEREs wssts fs5 Rsiis is
COW MANURE. well rotted, Ss. so for
Is bushels, SO per 10 bushels: S3. so
for 5 bushels; delivered: top soil.
DORMANT WINTER PLANTING. Both
tnrl1ty ana SuccesSlul are tnoSe VINO
maple. elm. dogwood, redbud. holly,
magnolia, crab cherry, pyracanthis,
yews; all types eversreens. Towering
shrubs, hedges: box and bamboo:
service. Ii: 1925. OV. .60O5. %
CULTIvATING, rotortilling, plowing,
mulching; small areas only; modern
methods, prices reasonable. Elk. 0032.
TOP SOIL for sale. rich Md. loan: z
orders taken for spring delivery.
GARDEN AND LAWN WORK-cut
trees. pruning. etc: manure, S15
ton. 3 for $40; also top soil and
card to c. L. MADSEN. Upper Marl-
boro, Md. Box 290. Rt. !.
TRACTOR, McCormick-DeeringF Farm
all M. D., practically new: also Case
Aba, tractor side rake. Herndon
all sizes: magnolias. top
soil. COW manure, well rotted: q COM
plete line Of nursery stock. MARY
LAND NURSERY, WA. 241s, Hsatts-
sSo S''ls' sE! Ma. CHICKEN MANURE from
poultry houses: for flowers and gar
dening: will deliver. Locust 1885.
HAMMERMILL. 1O-:in.: never used.
Phone Falls Church. 1172.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
WELL.sEAs0NED OAK. freplac,
wood, cords, N cords. VI cords de.
hyered. Call ALASKA COAL CO.
MIXED FIREWOOD. any length, 81
cord; cords for S36. Ask opera
FiREPLAcE WoOD. 1oos oak vel
seasoned, also kindling. sH. 1851
PINE WOOD, standing. HARRY
PUMPEREY. Mt. Calvert I'd, Upper
Marlboro, Md. Marlboro 2152. 30
IL COhps' ine fireplace WOO; seasonssa. asotse:
satisfaction guaranteed. PHONE
Tower 521S. 80
GOOD, DRY mixed or hard wood,
ready to burn, and delivered. OK.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
WASHERS

Emergency sale-We are not going to
be left holding the bag. Brand-new
washers in original factory crates.
guaranteed, $40. You can now own q
pump at discounts ranging from 20
to so per cent. includes automa tic
as well. Yes. We have any make or
style for immediate delivery.
Alperstein's Appliance Store
1923 7th st. NV. MA. 1859.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
MIscELLANEoUs For RENT

ART WORKsHOP-1 400 50. t.: suit.
furniture designer; Individual or
group; gallery display facilities
available. AID. O140.
BULLDOZER with operator to execu-
yate, grade and clear ground. AD.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDINo
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 e st.
NV National 4094.
REFRfGERATORS. elec.. for rent, sale
or exchange RE 5l47 24s
Evening star., 1949-02-20
ROTO TILLER

Power tiller of 100 uses. now avail
Limited quantities at special sale
price. y down. bal. in easy monthly
payments. Sat. 8 to 5, Sun. 1913.
1915 l4th st. NV, AID. 2270. -21
Evening star., 1949-02-20

And furniture-S50O lined oak din
rm.. $165: $3.50 brand-new Duncan
Phyfe mahog. din. rm., $245: fine
make Duncan Phyfe table. g chairs,
S125.
Cherry wood bedrm. pieces. maple
hutch cab. lined oak bed and spr..
$15; twin beds. 2 for $3.50; chest,
S14; secretary. S3S; bookcases. ma
like new. THE LITTLE STORE
AROUND THE CORNER. 1909 gath
st. NV, at Calvert st., nr. Shore
ham Hotel. Sun, 2:30; weekdays,
$50. CO. 1866.
CARPETS FOR SALE
At HANNA AYoUB. Save 25% \to
35S. We have more favorable
eplors of broadloom. Come to 6226
Wis. fye. nv. -2S
Evening star., 1949-02-20
DINING ROOM

10-piece suite. Duncan Phyfe. in
reasonable offer refused. Call MA.
S606. Ask for MIR. MARKS. Also
have q solid mahogany 3-corner
cabinet
Evening star., 1949-02-20
TELEVISION SETS

Emergency sale-Name your make,
name the model number. Check our
low prices tirst. compare. then we
know you will buy here. The price
Reasonable of1er refused. ' "
Appliance Store
1920 7th st. NV. MA. 1863. MA.