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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-04
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FARM HAND - Experienced. Must
give reference. Call 3711 Sedalia.
Russell Trehearne, Sedalia. SO
MAN OVER 25-Preferably married
for employment in Dairy or on
Dairy Route. Contact j. c. Tim
mons, West Jefferson, Ohio. -62
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Bruguieres
AreHonOred

Former United States Minister
to Sweden and Mrs. Frederick A.
Sterling were hosts at dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Bruguiere, who have been
spending the winter here in their
recently restored home on New
Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Brugu-
iere; before her marriage last sum-
mer, was Miss Margaret Louise
Post. She and Mr.. Bruguiere
came down last fall from their
home in Newport and during the
winter they have been enthusi-
astically at work turning the for
mer Woodbury. Blair house into
their Washington home.
Other guests at the dinner were
the Brazilian Ambassador, Mr..
Mauricio Nabuco, and his sister,
Miss Carolina Nabuco; the Am
bassador of Sweden and Nine.
Bohemian, Associate Justice and
Mrs. Stanley Reed. Col. and Mrs.
William Mckee Dunn. DR.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Mrs. Nc
Creery. Engineer Commissioner
and Mrs. Gordon Young. Mrs.
John Wilkins and Mr.. Henry
Benning Spencer.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Greek Sinqer
ToBeFeted

The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. George c. McGhee will
be hosts at a reception on April
3 in honor of Elena Nikolaidi,
celebrated Greek contralto, fol-
lowing her concert In Constitu-
tion Hall. Mr.. McGhee is in
Africa at the present time, but
will be back in Washington in
time for the concert and the re-
ception. He and Mrs. McGhee
are among the boxholders for the
event and will be hosts to several
friends. Mrs. McGhee is chair
man Of the Washington spon-
soring committee for the concert.
The Greek Ambassador and
Nine. Dendramis are among the
patrons for the concert and will
be the ranking guests at the re-
ception. Members of the EN-
bassy staff will be there and also
members of the Greek group rep
resenting the Board of Trustees
Of Athens College.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Exclusively Yours
Capitalize Back With Tales of German Life and Paris Styles
Local News Runs Gonu From Parties Permanent Pornqs

The indomitable Mrs. Bruce
Fahnestock is back from her last
excursion on the earth's surface
with some interesting observa-
tions. The woman who wrote II
Ran Away to Sea at Fifty" in
1888 after completing a three
year cruise in the South Seas on
a 65-foot schooner. gets the wan
|derlust every few months. Last
summer she covered the Carib-
bean; now she is fresh from two
months in Germany. Austria and
France.
While Vienna, though sur
rounded by the Russians, is quite
gay and filled with places for i'm
bibing wine and giving song, in
Germany there are no smiles on
the faces of adults, not even in
the American zone, says Mrs. F..
The Americans and Germans
don't mingle. she found, but she
asked her driver, why he didn't
go to America some day, since he
spoke such good English. His
answer was, IT don't want to say
thank you the rest of my life"
1t seemed to reveal that strange
German attitude that you're either
on the top ruling or on the bot
tom grovel.ing. When you tip
German servants they bow and
scrape and kiss your hand.
There was cheer among some
of the young, though. In Heidel-
berg at the Red Cow Inn, which
was featured in "The Student
Prince" some students filled
great bone horn with beer and
passed it to Mrs. Fahnestock and
her friends. From then on it
went the rounds, and if there was
a drop left after the last drink
from 1t, they had to start all over
again. 1t was refllled eight times!
After Germany and Austria,
Mrs. r. took in the fashion open
ings in Paris. She reports that.
evening dresses are both sheath
and full and she has never seen
them so full-100 yards of chiffon
in a skirt! Little hats. practically
untrimmed like beanies, with
Evening star., 1950-03-19
By Betty Murphy

parties given in their honor. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. H. B. Jarrett
are planning a brunch, Capt. and
Mrs. Neil K. Dietrich will be hosts
at cocktails and Capt. and Mrs,
Noah Webster Gokey will enter
tain at buffet supper at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Admiral and Mrs. Roper, Incl
dentally, celebrated the formers S
acquisition of a new stripe at a
dinner given last evening by Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Frederic w.
Mcmahon. 1t was one of a series
of dinners the hosts have been
given during the winter season.
British Visitors Coming
The Capitals welcome mat
which has little chance of being
stored away for long, will be
down again at the end of this
month. 1t. Sir Frank E. w. Simp-
son and Lady Simpson are due in
this country on the 25th, and
after visit in New York City,
West Point and other parts of the
state. will come to Washington
on the 31st. Here they will be
guests first of 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Harold R. Bull, then of Gen. Sir
William Morgan. Already sched-
uled in their honor is a reception
at the Bulls headquarters the
day of their arrival. On Monday
the 3rd. General Simpson will
give lecture at the War College.
Mrs. Brian B. Schofield, whose
husband is Chief of Staff to Ad-
miral Sir Frederick Dalrymple-
Hamilton, is giving shower
Evening star., 1950-03-19
ForeWeI|s for Admiral, Mrs. Price
Former Pacific Fleet Air Wing Officers Give Aloha PorX
Cossodys to Entertain Tuesday, Donos Share Spotlight

Hawaiian leis and other beau
tiful flowers were flown from
Honolulu for the aloha party
given last night at the Army and
Navy Club in honor of the Vice
Chief of Naval Operations and
Mrs. John Dale Price. The hosts
were officers who served with
Admiral Price when he was COM
mander of the Pacific Fleet Air
Wing and their wives.
Others planning to bid this
service couple farewell before they
leave for Pensacola are Vice
Admiral and Mrs. John H, Cassidy
whose cocktail party at the Dor
chester House is slated for Tues
day. Admiral Price will take over
the duties of chief of naval train
ing as of the first of April.
Capt. Winfred P. Dana, who is
being detached from the Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery and 60
ing to Pensacola to serve on Ad-
miral Prices staff, is coming in
for his share of farewell enter
tainments too. He and Mrs. Dana
have sold their house on. Thir-
tieth place and moved to Alban
Towers where they'll remain until
April 10. On Friday they were
guests of honor at a cocktail party
given by Capt. and Mrs. Christie
pher C. Shaw and DR.. Howard T.
Karsner at the Shaws' residence
in Silver Spring. A number of
other fetes are being planned in
their honor during the next few
weeks.
HoIdens to Be Feted
1t looks like Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Carl Holden, who are coming
down from New York for the Navy
Relief Ball on April IA, will need
a rest when they return home fol-
lowing that weekend. Starting off
with the dinner that Vice Admiral
and Mrs. John w. Roper are CIV
ing in their honor before the ball,
the Holdens will have dinner the
next night with Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Arthur D. Struble who are
taking a small group to the Medi-
cal Center officers Club. Then
on Sunday, the last day Of their
stay, they'll have not one but three
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Mrs. Truman
Is Chairman
OF Show
Officials Wives
To Be On Hand
Daily ot Annoy

"Green-thumbed" Capital host
eSses, who devote as much, time
as possible to their own gardens,
are taking an active interest in
the forthcoming 26th National
Flower and Garden Show that will
come to Washington for the first
time on March %. Wives of Off
cials will be among those glimpsed
daily in the National Guard Ar
mory throughout that week while
it is converted into a breath taking
and lavish garden.
Mrs. Truman is honorary chair
man of the show and Mrs. Harold
Burton, honorary vice chairman.
Patronesses, one of whom will be
present each afternoon at the
show. are Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs.
Jesse M. Donaldson, Mrs. Charles
Brannan. Mrs. John r. Steelman,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
ney. Mrs. Dwight F. Davis and
Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley.
A field OF 10000 multi-colored
Holland tulips and hyacinths In
full bloom, rose gardens featur-
ing the new roses-Fashion, Hap
piness and Golden Scepter-a
camellia garden, a water wheel
garden In which outdoor plants
and flowers grow in their natural
setting and giant carnations, snap
dragons and Easter lilies will be
featured at the show.
There will be a host of rare and
exotic flowers including a lavish
display of orchids, some to be
flown from South America. From
Hawaii the China Clipper will fly
leis of leilani flowers, ginger bios
SONS and bird-of-paradise to-
gether with some of the 900 other
varieties that perfume that island.
The garden clubs of the metro
politan area, including Maryland
and Virginia, will exhibit small
gardens, flower decor in period
rooms, flower arrangements and
table settings, with theme and
flowers changed each day. Flower
arrangements in inches, as well as
those for the home and for tables
suitable for various occasions, will
be presented in the manner of the
years 1900 and 1850, thus stress
ing the Sesquicentennial theme.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

will give a 6-to-8 affair in their
Fort Myer quarters on Wednes-
day for representatives of the
member nations of the North At
lantic Treaty Organization. They
were hosts at a small welcome
home dinner last evening for Col.
and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim.
:. Bobby Werlich gave a dinner
last night to say goodby to some
of his good friends. He is leaving
for Sacramento tomorrow morn
ing and will be gone anywhere
from two months to a year.
X
The warmth with which Wash
ington has received the brilliant
and amusing Governor of Puerto
Rico. Luis Munoz Marin, and
his delightful wife, who is un-
doubtedly the islands best good
will ambassador, is reflected in
the attitude of the Puerto Ricans
themselves. The Puerto Ricans
are not only pro- United States,
they are citizens of the United
States and feel that their inde-
pendence and strength depend
upon their island being a part of
the United States. This, of course,
is not what the Communists would
have them believe when they try
from time to time to fan a flame
for separate independence"
Mrs. Munoz told a story at a
party the. other day that reveals
a touching display of kinship on
the part of the Puerto Ricans for
the United States. It seems that
the island government sent dele
CATION to Haiti last month to take
part in the opening exercises of
Haitfs international Exposition.
When it came time for Puerto
Rico's part in it the band. that
had come from another one of the
Latin American countries, struck
up a nationally known Puerto
Rican song instead of the ma
tional anthem. The entire Puerto
Rican delegation was. incensed,
and the last note had hardly
sounded when their school choir
burst forth with thrilling spirit
into the Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Wednesday for British friend,
Mrs. Victor E. Greenhouse.
The Quartermaster General of
the Marine Corps and Mrs. w. P.
T. Hill gave a stable cocktail
party Friday in their quarters at
Marine Barracks, and Mrs. Laur-
ense S. Kuter. whose husband is
commander of the Military Air
Transport Service, was hostess at
a tea on Wednesday honoring Mrs.
William Jones and Mrs. r. D.
Sims. Mrs. Jones husband, who
has been in command Of the An
drews Air Force Base, is being
transferred to the Pentagon. Mrs.
Sims, a native of Oklahoma, is
the bride of 1t. Col. Sims.
Doctors Wives Are Guests
Mrs. Willard c. Calkins gave a
bridge-luncheon Friday in honor
of Mrs. Melville j. Aston. The
other guests were Mrs. Clarence
j. Brown, Mrs. Frederick L.
Greaves, Mrs. Paul P. Maher, Mrs.
Irving w. Thomas, Mrs. John L.
Enyart, Mrs. Frank P. Kreuz, Mrs.
Robert E. Henderson, Mrs. John
j. O'Connell. Mrs. Earl P. Huff.
Mrs. Harold J. Cokely. Mrs.
Charles P. Archambeault, Mrs.
John Mahoney and Mrs. Ruth
Flynn.
Maj. and Mrs. Clarence E.
McKeown, the latter 1t. Caroline
Schuller Freese before her marri-
age on the 18th, were guests of
honor at a cocktail party given
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man j. Schommer.
Brig. Gen. Raymond o. Dart,
who had given the bride in marri-
age, and Mrs. Dart, were among
the guests, as were 1t. Col. and
Mrs. E. r. Whitehurst, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Henry J. Stark, 1t. Col.
T. E. Fischer. 1t. Col. Malcolm
E. Beckham, 1t. Col. Walter
Richardson, Mrs. Patrick Cooney,
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Maloney,
who had given the wedding
breakfast, Maj. and Mrs. John B.
Lamond, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph @.
Conroy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kemper
Sullivan, Mrs. Violet L. Marrinan,
Miss Glenna Feeney, and Mr..
Herman j. Schommer. ir.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
ssHadIey
Will Visit
Borkleys
MIlers Give Fete
, For Governor and
Mrs. Munoz Marin

GAY TULIPS FROM
HOLLAND.
By Kothorine M. Brooks


The Vice President and Mrs.
Alben w. Barkley will be joined
in their apartment at 2l01 Con-
necticut avenue by the latterx
older daughter. Miss Anne Hadley,
who will arrive April S. Miss
Hadley is member of the fresh
man class at the Sophie Newcomb
College in New Orleans and shs
will spend her spring vacation
with her mother.
Mrs. Barkley will give a tea for
her daughter April 7 and other
parties for the visitor are in the
planning with no dates settled.
Miss Hadley will spend much of
her time sight seeing with her
mother who finds it hard to de-
eide which one of them will have
the greater pleasure and thrills.
Tomorrow Vice President and
Mrs. Barkley will be hosts to a
small group of guests entertaining
informally at the Capitol for Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Coburn of St.
Louis. who are in Washington for
a few days.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Barkley were the guests of honor
at dinner last evening of the
French Ambassador and Nine.
Bonnet.
The Governor of Puerto Rico
and Mrs. Munoz Marin were the
guests in whose honor the Assist
ant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Edward G. Miller, jr.. gave recep-
tion yesterday at Prospect House.
Visiting officials from two of
the other American republics
we're in the company, the Min
lister OF Finance of Argentina, DR..
Ramon Cereijo. and Sonora de
Cereijo and the Secretary of
Financs and Commerce of Haiti,
Mr.. Noe paircand, and Nine.
Fourcand. They have come to
Washington for the special meet
ing of the Inter-American Eco
nomic and Social Council, which
will open tomorrow.
Also being welcomed at the
party yesterday were three new
Ambassadors from our sister re-
publics. The Costa Rican AM
bassador and Sonora de Echandi,
who have been here about a
and the Panamanian AM
bassador, DR.. Rodolfo Hebruger,
and the Guatemalan Ambassador,
DR.. Antonio Goubaud-C -Carrera,
who were received by the Presi-
dent the same day. The latter
two also were accompanied by
their wives.
The guests also included officials
Of the Organization of American
States, Ambassadors accredited
there and members of both Senate
and House who have close con-
facts with our Latin American
The Assistant Secretary and
Mr.. Miller will be, hosts again
March 28, when they will enter
tain the delegates to the special
meeting of the Inter-American
Economic and Social Council.
That party will be given in the
east room of the Mayf1ower Hotel
rs the company will be larger.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Brides Elect
To Be Honored

Capt. and Mrs. Ernest Becker
will entertain at a cocktail party
this afternoon for two popular
young women, who will be April
brides. The fete will honor Miss
Phyllis Richardson. who will
marry Mr.. George Pickton Barnes,
and Miss Margot Hermann, who
is to wed Mr.. E. j. c. Hagstelle.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
By Betty Beole .

widows peak points in front, are
in the mode. =
. X X II X
The news about town runs the
gamut. Patricia Leighton wilkins
told friends before leaving for st.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, two
weeks ago that she was going
down for the purpose of getting
a divorce. Pat and John F. Will
kins, jr., were married in April
of 1899.
Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley
Evening star., 1950-03-19

FLOWERS TO TAKE OVER
CAPITALS SPOTLIGHT.
Washington is all ercited
about the 26th Annual Ma
tional FloDer and Garden
ShoD 1Uhich is coming to the
Capital for the first time.
Nine. Pandit, India'S AmbaS-
Sddor to the United States, and
Mrs. EdUard Cdmpion AcheSon
admire some OF the graceful
sprays OF torsythia that 1DiU
n1tngle 10ith thousands of gor-
oeouS foWers dt the spectacle
event tDhtch opens this meek.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice and cool,
Ink, rm. for couple; $1O.50 wk.
BRiGHTWooD-s rooms; to share
kit. privileges: semifurn. RIA. 1926.
141s R. I. AVE. NV lge. Ink.
front rms; refrigerators. stoves. set
aoi III eoRtMsfR s0oP9 Rs9afi In. .efS fse
rm., hot plate. Frigidaire; com
R5steiz RRo! ze7o. tSFn'' all u'iis'' 500 ,s mo
1906 18th ST. N.w.-Light house
keeping rm., nicely furn., reasonable
rent RA. 1896. 8
GIRARD ST. NV, 145O-very large
range and Frigidaire: SIS Wk. E1S
CAPITOL VIC, N.E.-Light house.
keeping rms; for or 3; $45, 2:
$50, 3. Call ewes, TR. 5106. -12
1926 18th ST. N.W.-2nd f., adja-
cent bath; hot water; Frigidaire;
share completely furn. kit; maid
service; S65 mo. AID. 1881. -13
3621 NEWARK NV, cor. Wis, Apt.
309-Large. fine rm.. all home COM
forts: settled girl or woman. WO.
1875 Sunday or evenings.
BE COOL and comfortable in huge
rooms; will arrange to suit 8 girls
nnwNTowHA1 Or msri SE. 11SS' 1tS and Mass Ili ave
nW-Niee nv. MIC enc efisieney Tm' GO somfert;
Wf aIie' MI MIS- s47s sak oE Tsn9ss 4ss4 e'' si0
COLoRED-LARGE front room for
light housekeeping for rent; $11.5O
week, FIR, 1852
Evening star., 1950-07-09
WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED
BUSINESSMAN in sos wants 81

BUSINESSMAN in sos wants sizable
room, cross ventilation, pvt. bath
II possible; close-in; reasonable; nc
other guests. Box 369-M, Star. O.
BY lady. 10th st. or Conn. ave. Refs
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH by gov.
ernment oficer; also parking priv
llege: 500; Box 3S1-M. Star.
FRENCH EMBASSY SECRETARY de.
sires SIRE Man attrac; ise; .a1 Tm closet; n.y.
GOVERNMENT WORKER desire,
room with Spanish speaking family
Box 335-M, Star.
SINGLE ROOM in apartment or home
or share apartment with one person
In NV; state price. Decatur 1905
MAN. A. attorney, quiet. no othe,
phone calls. Box 4s3-M. Star.
EMPLOYED young lady desires studio
Laundry, phone privil. Box 433-M
SINGLE MAN. studious habits, steadi-
ly employed, easily pleased. desires
medium. .sized room with congenial
cultured cultured persons aTso having no Other
L:H.K. RMS. OR APT. in Md; conv
Rranchyille carline; empl. mother
and children; day-care children ir
summer. RA. 1850 or Box 444-M
ROOM AND BOARD wanted: lad,
wishes room DIST f1r) and board
Box 432-R, Star.
ROOM for elderly couple; NV. OIL
nearby Md. D. A. REED. S27 Under.
wood st. NV. GE. S047.
permanent; northwest; furn. BOZ
414-M, Star.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
RMS. FURN.-Mp. g. VA.

CoLMAR MANOR. MD.-Attr. front
bedrm.. sgle. or dble.. near bath
girls only; WA. 5409. q
ALEX, VA.--Lge. double room, next
Rsfh onT sps hSms si ov 6gs sp9Ft and
GENTLEMAN-Slee rm.. next to
bath: u block from bus; IA blocks
from Naval Annex. JA. 2-966s. 900
rRoST +: STPs sEDRooMMwashinr st; Sol Va ironing
pSt preter siris. hGs' 8 ov. 81; 5aa6 atssr
DBLE. AND sGLE.-a girls. . men or
cple.;. home privils. on busline and
shoppinE TPk esntsf: Va; s9sa 9font hsd4
optional; y blk bus. sH. GAS. 10
TWIN Or SINGLE. next to bath;
conv. to Pentagon. Navy and shop
ping; kit. privils. Call CH. 0727.
ARLINGToN-1st floor front. next
bath; gentleman: garage incl; 15
min. D. G. ia: S-T231. %
couple; no objection to / child. to
share n so nice ,l,T, 5;5m. home % with ! LADY Y
for 2. 8 Perry ave, Lockwood
TAKoMA PARK, nr. N. H. ave- ave-
Large sunny room, plenty Of closet
oQdIGt 30 ~Gtktys SlIBO DO 4. d
TAkos basS dat,dnsi NY 66S. g9a Es. g,
, tfmore ave, sH.. 3579. IA
RIVERDALE-Large room with kit.
privileges, quiet home, for employed
cs aiFsa va 'SSSss SSSs any 9l tims soiiese boys
ARL., NEARBY-Desirable rm. for
gentleman; semipvt. bath and entr. /;
- eony n transp;; gar; avail: CH. 42sl.
nished bedroom and living room on
elec. refrigerator and use of washer;
no smoking or drinking; $50. Call
ARLISGToN-Large RI sGiS, room, semipri-
vate bath; use kitchen. living room.
porches' nr. buses. shops. GIL. 06s6.
DBL. RIM, 1st floor. next to bath. for
married couple or gentlemen. WI.
NIfeeEi1f;y FuRN. RIM; no other room,
esS.,sn.n erS; min. TO, to peentas9n; refined
3 NEWLY FURN. sleeping rms. 4023
Hamilton St, Hyattsyille, Md. Be-
fore applying call AT. 0514. -15
DBL. SLEEPING RIM. for cple; or
co%sn coolidse pys' ST.. Nd hGmf ek. s. ND Tk e'o'
10 MINUTES to Key Bridge; lge.. cool
rm., spacious, lovely grounds and
porches; breakfast; daily maid sery-
ice; parking privileges. GIL. 500.
2745 S. UHLE, Arl. Attrac.. quiet
rm., next bath; gentleman; 2 drs. to
bus, 10 min. Pentagon. CH. 9544.
well-furnished sleep
ing rms, pvt. bath; conv. to every
thing: excel transp. CH. 597S
LGE. BEDRM. next bath in private
nW hGme dae IL Arlington; ss wk. Phone
CLOSE-N VIRGINIA - Cool wooded
section; nice room, next to bath; 81
per week. CHI. 0216.
DOUBLE ROOM, adj. bath, kit. priv.
for working couple or 2 girls; in
No. Arl. KE. 3-691S.
N. ARL.-Rm. in gentle home for
empl. lady; next to bath; on bus
line. CHI. 1879. Ill
2 LIGHT HSKPG.. semi-bath. in pvt.
home; for couple or l or 2 ladies.
ARLiNGTON. close Clarendon; large
single room, adj. bath with t. and s.:
quiet home adults; gentleman only;
$50 mo. CHI. .3063.
GENTLEMAN; large. cool bedrm.,
radio. desk; shower; cony. transp.
phone; yard. pvt. gentle home; S35.
OW. O21S after 1870 pm.
MT. RAINIER. MD. - Combination
kit. and bedrm., grill, refg.; near
cars. stores; 2 exp; $40 wk. UN.
4446.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
RMS. FURN.-s.E. Ss.W. Cont.
63i S. C. AVE. S.E.-Master bedroom
for 2 refined ladies or men: conv.
transp. AT. 3O54.

63i S. C. AVE. S.E.-Master bedroom
for 2 refined ladies or men: cow
transp. AT. 3O54.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS vIC.-I or 2
girls; use whole house as own; pvt
1860 sss5m YoG SS7sT g. ms: s:Eelesn J9 saaa airy
Couple; Kitchen and laund. md privil.; ;
NICELY FURN. DOUBLE ROOM for
men: twin beds; conv. transp.,
shopping; reas. Ii. 4-4205.
1919 ALABAMA AVE. S.E. - Cool
comfortable room; | or .: break
ROOM for young girl or congenia1
lady in young couples arm. apt;
unlim. phone; good transp; privil
SINGLE ROOM, detached private
home; within walking distance Gen.
s.ls and Navy Hydrographic; meals
# desired. Call 10. 9-ss76 after
HILLCREST, S.E.-Front room, new
ly decorated, attractively furnished;
conveniently located. VI 6521.
BEAUTIFUL large double room. newly
Mn, fnrn,; yIH eony Sc; loo. to Capitol
LARGE newly papered light room
coffee privilege, laundry; near bus
$40 a week double. AK. 4047.,
rooms. $40 per month. Call EX
COLoRED SINGLE ROOM, with
privileges. FIR 1855. o.
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM for en-
ployed couple; single room for man;
COLORED-RoOM IN NEW HOME
with privils.; cple. SO per week
sgle., 81 per week. LU. 4-O0S3. IS
COLORED-RM. FOR RENT. for mar
ard wife, no children, quiet home
1928 F St S.e.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
POULTRY g. EGGS

BABY CHICKS. Hamps;, R. |: Reds
buy broilers, fryers. WA. 1545
q: Maxwell Lanham; Md. 90
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV
Conkey's Y-o feeds; baby chicks
poults, poultry supplies. NE. 00S9
BABY CHICKS-2-week special: Reds
Rocks, Crosses, Wyan., Leghorns OIL
asst; S12.98 per 100. Pullets
light or heavy breeds, S24 80 I'm
mediate delivery. COD. KRYDER's 6
HATCHERY. Box 295, Blackwood
N. j. Phone S-05S2.
FOUR 15-H0LE Jamesway aluminium
nests, S4S. Ashton 4025.
DUCK AND GEESE, young and grown
TOMPKINS, Berry I'd, Waldorf Md
Waldorf 3114
BABY CHICKS, 2-week special; Reds
Rocks, crosses, Wyan., Leghorns OF
asst, $12.9S per 100. Puilets. lighi
or heavy breeds. S24.5O. Immediat,
delivery. COD. KRYDER'S HATCH.
ERY, Box 295, Blackwood. N. J
SELLING OUT entire stock ducks
geese, guineas and chickens, youna
and old. Also one 1900 egg incuba.
tor. G.. H. sATTLER, Rockville 34O6