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APIS. FURNISHED Cost,

sss esSsEsaEE Ss4E,n. sss ss. sH3IS 10 sSs4
1918 81 N. y 81: f71S Nv. near Conn. ave ave-.
entire second floor Of building.
@mediates ae sndtsa 500 see es'i MI ss9et
DE. O655, Wo. 1892. 2S'
STUDIO APT. over garage, for 2
men; $65. zoos G st. NV; Elk.
oNE-BsEDRooM APT. available to
under $40. Ii. 3-i780. ia
SMALL 2-RM.. kitchen and bath
apt. partly furn.. utils. except gas
or pets; $3.50. LA CoNGA APIS.
s412 Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Md.
newly decorated furn.
efficiency apartment. Ideal for catho-
lie couple. MR.. ECKLoFF. ME. 0405.
11o1 18th N.w.-Lge. h,k. rm.. semi
bath; ideal cple. and baby: SIS
wk. Also larger apts. DI. 1883;
ENTIRE END FL.-completely pri-
l1S. u F fIdwfsl aeal.s AVE-, "A 4AsoMA s5Sa PARK,
Md, i've room in apt. bldg; nicely
furnished, RECENTLY redecorated;
Mr.. BUs SEC. AND TRANsP.-ouiet
neish.; 2 rms: semiprivate. bath;
couple or 2 ladies; util. incl: $50
mo, MRS. SNOW: De. l1s4, -26
e ROOMS. SEMIPRIVATE BATH -
All utilities furnished. Call GO.
1898 EUCLID ST. N.w.-2 rms. with
kitchenette; all facilities. AID. 1850.
1471 IRVING ST. N.w.-s rms, kit.
and bath; newly decorated and fur
nished; accommodate 8 adults. with
satisfactory refs; Ss5. PLANT &
GORDooNN, INC, 1874 Park rd. NV.
lSth ST. Me- or 8 bedrms.. for
or people; reasonable; kitchen
l577 MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
share bath and refgr. with another
couple: Sl1.50 week. -26
SILVER SPRING. adults wanted
to share cute home 3 blocks from
downtown Silver Spring. 81. 1923
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FARM & GARDEN

LOTS AND LANDS CLEARED. wooo
utilized. trees topped and removed
by Nd; students; Call J1 6154s4,
coMPLEIE Gd HOME APPLE ORCHARD OF G ARD
furnishing fruit from earliest to
latest as follows: One each Early
Red Bird, Yellow Transparent. Sum
mer Yellow Delicious. Maiden Blush,
Red Delicious, and Virginia Wine
ssapmall o six trees, 3 to a 4 f. f. si5ea bes,
paid. Write for free copy 56-page
Planting Guide in color, offered by
Virginia's Largest Growers OF Fruit
Trees. Nut Trees, Small Fruits and
Ssopfe U5na@en'a aanted team WAYNE WAYNEssoRo Es
NURSERIES,. Waynesboro, virginia.
FREEZERS = international. z, CUBIC
#; 2 in stock; holds $50 lbs. Of
food. MALoNEY's. INC. s126 Ga.
xEVS sys rsoIfPMiST slIyfP spSTins. Ma 4 c. cub, su-
per A c. tractors. equip: .spreader,
plows, grader blades, manure load
ers. plows, discs. mowers, gas en-
gines, power units, mixers. milk
coolers, cream separators. trailers'
new Idea spreaders,,, wagons, eleva-
tors. Turner saw mills. Louden barn
equip, parts and serv. MALoNEY's
INC, silver Spring, Md. SH. 1880.
USED EQUIPMENT--New. Holland
bale loader, H. M. 221 cult. manure
loader traetor' wi; Wise Nam engipe, no,tsn5 gar
INC, Silver Spring, Md, sH. 1880
GARDEN TRACTORs-Power lawr
mowers. Planet Jr., Eclipse and
ssoaF stssEni 9fsa sqPR!y ae s1Ss nSs ca N
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
INC, Silver Spring, Md. sH. 1880
cow MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 pei
b. pp peerea ss per rop % RS soil sS w. PeF Psos
LANDSCAPE sERvICE-Specialist or
lawn trimming, etc. For best results
lime. fertilize and roll lawns now
nPsSs pree est%ateEw 3R l4sa psqkins lots
sradins, land clearing, walls, walks
iandscsping; free est. 10. s.4s12 ss.
AzALEAs, hardy field-grown. 4 year.
old, So dozen, Open Sat. and Sun
rIAGsToNE iS1G r5sh " Walks, Ks terraces. fire.
places retaining. walls. pipe drain.
age. all kinds OF cement work; F
MARcUccIgo;s Mli.t:,T,c g2sJ Rockville, Md Phon'
sESh E1fkSs5Tleo sToNR' Sess fill dirt. road gravel
sH. 5i10 or 10, 1850. -23
BULLDOZER or front end loader
model GT-25 Terratrac, .complet'
with eft. hydraulic blade: new
NESB1TT EQUIPMENT CO.. .OV
PLANT PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs an,
all other nursery stock now. We ais.
specialize in soddinE; For free est
61O2 Aver road. Hyattsville. Md
Tel Warfield 4756 or Union 1886
TREES REMOVED and land clearing
fully insured; any time. WI 1925
BULLDOZERS-Forg grading. excavat
ing and land clearing; estimate
free. Call AT. 0725.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

DOUBLE RM.; women's
club; home privileges; excellent
meals. Cau MI. ss75. after $40.
MOTHER AND ! OR CHILDREN
RIM, board and child care; conv. to
schools and transp. AP: 2342. 23'
SMALL, REFINED. CHEERFUL resi-
ca care sIs snd q food. aaos wis. ave. Nv
NEAR WARDMAN-sinEle rm.,. 1st
fl. Perm eentleman under so. Maid
S.ervice Sex Extra privil. S75 mo. nh9ne
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-sev-
eral vacancies; conv. loc.. dbles,
triples, sgls., newly decorated, tele-
sos I4th ST. N.w.-Lge. dble. rm.
for 2 young people; friendly South
ern family; excel transp; rm. and
breakfast; $40 wk. each. RA. 392s.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1926 N.
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Has lovely
vacancies for ladies: telephone in
isses easa FeSm eSee tssyis09 msss es pn RES
ROOM soi pFtS For MOTHER, board and mTS DAY
care for child; close-in. TR. 1885.
14o1 1eth ST. N.w.-Nicely farn.
rms. for refined people, corigenial
atmosphere. selective menus SWITCH
PARK RD.-Men or women; South
ern cooking; reasonable rates; wkiy.
Or mo; rates; CO: 1889. -25
Portable. warm rms. ssl, dbl. triple;
hv rm.: good food; excel trans: S4S
per mo; ND 1927 Belmont rd NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

%. Government employe,
college graduate, former Army officer,
desires efficiency or 1-bedrm. apart
ment, unfurnished; NV. DU. S469.
WEDDING MARCH IO--Need 1 bed
rm., unfurn.: NV. sect; about S65.
ia. 966S. 25s
apt, for 2 mos. only; S75 a mo;
prefer GEORGETOWN. Box 1855, Star.
3-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., modern,
large rms; NV. section. in Silver
Spring or TAX. PIX; will pay up to
Sl15. Call SH. 2640. -23
POLICE OFFICER, wife, child. desire
2-bedrm. apt. in NV; furn. or
unfurn.; reas. Box 1865. Star.
BACHELOR NAVY oFFIcER@De-
sires small. reas.. furn. apt in NV.
section or nearby Va. Box 372-R,
Star -25
COUPLE daughter, age IA; desires
2-bedrm.. unfurn. apt. NV. section
preferred but will consider other
loc. conv. to downtown district.
Occupancy March Is. References.
Rent S85 to sos. Box 373-R. Star.
LANDLORDS - List your apis. or
houses. furn. or unfurn.; free list
ingS. applicants waiting; white only.
Wash. Va. Md. MA. 0001.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

THIRD MAN needed in seven-room
bachelor house. call OIL. 1875 Satur-
day or Sunday. -25
GIRL. refined. share house with 4
others. Hobart st. NV; refs; $40
a mo. DU. 1914 90
COUPLE will share nicely furn home
with another couple or family. Call
GE. 9240 after 6 pm. -23
FREE RENT. with gentle cple, in
exch. day care child; no obi. another.
Fenced I'd. Du. 7409. -25
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

BABY CHICKS, blood-tested barred
rocks. N. H. reds and white rocks;
poultry feeds. brooders. feeders,
fountains, other poultry equipment,
supplies and remedies. F.. w
BOLGIANO & CO., All N. Y. ave.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETs, mos.
and 8 mos. r. D. LINDSEY, Coles
vile, Md, Silver Spring 039S. -23
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st: NV
Conkeys Y-O feeds. baby chicks
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC est 1906
PARK TRANSFER. moving at your
conyience: also baggage and trunks.
Gail any time. AID. 1887.
EN-GI - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
ANY TIME MOVING: pickup 29IS' deliv-
cry; prompt. serv.; 24-fr. day, T.
day wk.; S3 min. AT. 32ST. 26"
IF YOU CAN'T afford to move, but
nave TO. call me. ROYAL TRANS
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416. go
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one other in apt: bldg. CAL after
s pm, MI. 1884. 2110 10th NV.
GIRL TO SHARE 3-rm. apt. in apt.
another girl. TIA. S045. -25
CONN. AVE.-Lge. modern efficiency
apt, share with another girl. 80 or
over; S45. MI. 5000. Ext. .919. .
CONN. AVE. SINGLE RM. IN apt;
phone. OR. 1874. -25
YOUNG GENTLEMAN who was raised
in England has small apt. in Alex
andria he would like to share with
gentleman under 30. Very reason
able. Phone Ov. 5000 before 6
pm. Mon. through Saturday. No
phone Sunday. -25
GENTLEMAN would like to share his
hotel apt. with another aged 80 to
40. Protestant and active church
member preferred. Phone DU.
2037 Fri. z to $50 pm. Sun. 2
to 8 pm. References exchanged.
YOUNG MAN, to share beautiful s.
room furnished apartment; 15 min
utes downtown. Logan 3-S924, after
$40. --26
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED Aberdeen Angus beef
cattle. bulls and females. MT. PROS
PECT FARMS. Rockville 241S,
THREE FRESH cows. heavy mixers.
8 yrs. old. See Sat. or Sun. nr. Fair
fax station. Phone Fairfax 507-J-2.
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WELCOME TO
GLASSMANOR

Washington's Most Beautiful
Suburban Apartment Development
At Moderate Rentals
New l and 2 bedrm. apis.
OF street parking. garages.
Lots Of free storage space.
b a r b ecue pits. picnic
grounds. play grounds.
Transportation to project.
Free school bus service.
Cooperative nursery.
Furn. apis. also available.
TO REACH: Drive out S. Capitol st
to D. c. line. or take AS Livingston
bus to D. c. line and walk to
entrance
Open daily to S: Sun. II to 4
Mon. ewes, 7:30 to $50. LO. 3-S10O
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RMs. EURN.-MD. & VA.

SILVER SPRING, MD.--Attrac., clean
rm-. nice neighborhood; phone and
SILVER SPRING. Pvt. entr. and bath;
new house near central Silver Spring
| blk. from bus. 81. 1852 -25
ALEX, 211 East Mason ave-Front
rn. in adults home; meals optional;
"a blk. bus; man. TIE. 0e65. -2S
ARLINGTON - Two furnished studio
rms, done in knotty pine, with semi
pvt. bath; gentleman only. CHI.
1854. Un apt. bldg) pa
SILVER SPRING-Attractiv rm. in
lovely home. pvt. bath, conyen.
transp. SH 51Sl. -25
FURN. RIM. for rent; / or 2 persons,
in Arlington; phone privils. ia. g.
S433. %
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
GARDEN APIS. IN THE DISTRICT
10 min. downtown via So. Capitol
Bridge. Near Boiling Field
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
] 5EIsooSAs sEpRooM qTMs; 4is INGL.. TNCLL $3s.5oo
Also Some Furnished Apis.
4242 4th st. Sc. 10 2.9776.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK tcont.

SADDLE HORSES-Gentle children's s
mounts: exceptionally fine ponies,
jumpers and hunters. MR.. GIBBON,
EI, R0A6 pa
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GORDON HOTEL

2460 18th ct. n.w.-Sgle. ana dble.
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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GAYTONIA TOURIST
1s1a 18th ST NV
GILBERT

3U1U 1VVfK N4' wv
Conveniently located outside rms,
$1,000 a wk. UP; So day UP; recep-
tion rms for guests DU. $500.
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD
for active elderly lady. State price.
Box 1855. Star. 23'
ELDERLY LADY desires room and
board with private family. Retired.
good health. Box 219-S. Star,
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ROOMS fuRkIshEp-S.e.-S.W
MEN ONLY in house. near Navy
Yard. l blk. from Pa. ave. sc. Clean.
new furn. Age 21-45. FIR. Sill ewes.
HILLCREST Dble room, suitable
couple or empl lady; $40 mo. sgle. :;
$50 dble.; some privils. AK. ASS.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

with running water or private bath;
dining room; 5000 o week up;
So q day I'D, HUI. GIG.
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SI.AIIGHTER,S

go r ST. NV.
Double rooms, $1S per week; single
rooms. S14 per week. Downtown In
shopping district. Complete hotel
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MCLEAN GARDENS

Choice residential commu-
nifty of Washington. Applica-
tions being accepted for single
and double rooms at attrac-
tive monthly rates. Call room
clerk. OR. 6622.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
170l 18th ST. NV

Special weekly rates, single and dou-
BILE rooms. all with private bath:
hotel service. Call DU. 1000.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Also small room: must be employed;
privileges. TU. 273l. -23
COLORED-2OIS 9th ST. NV
large. Large front S room sS,d for -, men , 81
CO. o34o' ' ~ "a
COLORED-FRoNT ROOM for empl.
couple; also single room: cooking
privileges; 1886 Vernon st, NV. -23
COLORED-lI13 r ST. N.W.-Furn.
water ana heat. S34 50 per month.
Apply after 8 pm. See MRS. HEN
SON. Hu S79A -23
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2007 o st. NV, near Dupont Circle.
Singles, 5000. up; doubles. Sl8.
Switchboard. elevator and maid
service; conv. transp. NO. 1850.
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pRINCE KARL HOTEL

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN! Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
switchboard, sgles.. dbles.. efftc.
apt, reas. rates. Elk. 7725.
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So Longfellow st. NV.
Row brick, rooms g bedrooms. i.
bath. porch, garage. oil burner;
nicely furnished; S150,66 mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345-
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IS01 CALVERT ST. NV fur
ntshed apts. in large, conveniently
located elevator building; $50 mo.
and up; key with janitor; references
REQUIRED: adults only.
KAY REALTY Co. INC. RA. 22Oo.
-23
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
! ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. S4.50 to $3.50 per day for
Completely Furnished apt. tub and
l or @: full hotel service; no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. MA. 5426
COLORED. FINEST NV. loc. in mod
bath, completely furn., couple only.
$50 per mo. J. DALLAS GRADY &
CoLORED-D ST.. near 18th st. ne.
Furn. Completely pvt. 2 rms, kit.
bath. $50, utils- incl. No children.
HU 1912, from 10-5 pm. ga
COLORED-IRyING ST. near 14th
St. NV. Furn. rm.. kit. share bath;
S57 so, utils. incl. No children. HU
1912, from 1915 pm. -23
COLORED-1935 18th ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath; S75 per month.
Apply BARLOW REALTY CO., 1881
G st. NV. ME. 2495. "a
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fURNITURE-In good condition; ali
kinds household goods: highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. "a
FURN.-Odd pieces. entire cont. Re
. tsr: stoves. n; We buy ay.o anything plIpM II
Exc5ANGGEE 2i0 7th St" At ,n!t5,sS aSs5,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO..
1o11 7th st. NV. MA. 1852.
GoLD-sring your old gold' platinum lat UNI
cash, 4; KAHN. INC. IS years
NEWSPAPERS. rags. iron. metal and
batteries; highest prices. D. c.
WAsTEPAPER CO.. I'll Kenilworth
PIANOS. highest cash prices paid
Frands. call Mr.. BALDI sT o250
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night sH. 3039
Fool TABLEs-Buyer wants 5 reg
ulation-size used subway pool tables
sSsAR sSs PEI 2s6s. Bs.lqy scnaf m mills auto
paid. II You cannot deliver your
WASH, i Kzs i 81 i BAG Go. si5 I st;
SCRAP iron, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries house rags. highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your &C
cumulations. please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO.. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
AID. 5457
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APIS. UkFURN. (csnt.)
Close-In Northeast
2nd Floor Apartment

Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
bath; front and back yards; tenant
furnishes util. 5000. r. 8.
BLACKSTONE. Realtor; 1915 18th
st, NV; MA. 26oO.
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Between K and Eye sts.. on 10th
Nice large dbles. with bath. $2S
per week; with running water, S22;
sEleS. S14 and I'D. MA. 1894.
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CLEVELAND PARK
Available March Is to Aug. 15. At
trac. and completely furn.. INCL. linen
den. $3.50 mo. Call Mrs. Hepburn.
DU. 0056 or MI. $500, with
JOHN r. de SIBOUR & CO.
REALTORS "a
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

COLORED-I RIM. in attrac. apt. for
l person or empl. couple, home
privils. M. 18th and Benning rd.
se. TW, 025S. --25
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NEW SEMI-DET BRICK
8 rooms, bath: ready for immediate
possession; lease l to 3 yrs.
1921 H ST. Sc.
Out Pa. ave. Sc to Ala ave. left
to 46th St. left on 46th to H st.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, vCHA, 30th and
Naylor rd: Sc. one very lge. i
rm.. tile bath. fully equip. elec. kit. )
Possession. No 2-bedrm units avail
at this time. DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000: ewes, OR. 5761
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Highest Cash Prices
For used spinets, consoles and grand
pianos. Call ST. 0250 weekdays;
Sundays 81 1868
PIANOS-Will pay cash.
PAUL doLIBART. AID. b92s.
2S'
Pianos Wanted for Cash
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma 1870
REFRIGERATORS
We buy all makes, any condition.
Stoves, washers. Adams 1884. pa
WISH TO BUY used Holt series,
French language records. JE. 3-92O4.
SPOT CASH for your old furniture;
must be clean; call us first. Ii.
4-3626 after or LU. 4-5241. IA
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TO IBth STREET NV.
Refined gentleman to share attractive
double room. Delicious food. pa
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms. in remodeied re-.
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S TO S5S. 80. 1926
21st st. NV. HU 1924
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NEW HOUSES

We have 8 to rent. 2-bedrm. shingle
for S100 mo-: 3-bedrm. frame. $3.50
mo-, and a 3-bedrm. brick for S140
mo. Call Mr.. Lewis.
THE HANES CO.
2040 Wilson Blvd. oW. 2061.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. icent. }
RITZ HOTEL

BOLIVIAN CLUB.
1888 18th; business women; sgl,,
dbl. rms. modern baths. beaut. fufn.
nYFFprY TY<NHFy5T
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RMS. APIS. 70 SHARE tCont. !,

WANTED GIRL between ages 20-2l
to share modern 3-rm. apt. with
one other in apt. bldg. Call aftel
s pm, MI. 1884, 2110 10th NV
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BEVERLY HILLS-4-BEDROOM q
BATH HOME IN FINE COND. ONLY
$500 PER MO, FOR SATISFAC-
TORY TENANT. PHONE MANNAS
REALTY CO., 2116 WILSON BLVD,
GIL. OR OK. 27S4. -23
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CONTINUED on Next Psge)
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Usage Orange Tree.

When the pioneers came to rich
bottom lands of Arkansas in the
Red River Valleys, when the Usage
Indians were established, they
thought the tree would serve them
in many ways. First, the tree was
strong and drought-resistant. 1t
made an excellent barrier where
fences were needed. The tree was
pest-proof and the leaves provided
good shade for stock.
The fruit though large and
promising, was unfit for man or
beast. 1t was large green globule
with f1eshy milky interior. How
ever, the trees grew fast enough to
serve as a wind break, and nc
animal tried to break through the
countless sharp thorns. With nc
money for fencing materials, the
tree needing no upkeep or care, be-
lcame popular as hedge.
There are individual father and
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A One-Minute Test of You
NepS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
ss By Tom Henry
By Tom Henry

1. FRIENDS y What two
countries does the United
States want. as new members
Of the North Atlantic treaty?
2. TOLL-How many U. N.
planes have been lost in en-
envy action in Korea?
8. CROONER-What radio
singer with $2o,OOO-a-month
earnings became a $75-a-
month CT recently?
4 TOPS - The United
States again defeated British
golfers to win the Walker
Cup. When did Britain last
win the cup?
5. QUOTES-What Gov
ernment official said: IF they
are going to kick me out, it's
all right with me. I don't like
the job. I'm one bureaucrat
who would like to get f1red?"
Answers.
/. Greece and Turkey. 2.
2l2 planes from June 25 to
May 9; 149 Red aircraft
and 81 probables-have been
destroyed in the same time.
3. Vic Damone. 4. 1888. S.
Eric Johnston, economic sta
bilization administrator.
Tom Henry's "QuiZ EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine in The Star.
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Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

mother trees. The round greenish
clusters of tiny male and female
flowers developed on separate trees
the last of May or the first of June.
BY late summer the mother trees
display yellowish green balls that
when mature will be to inches
in diameter.
Even the versatile Indians could
find no use for the fruit. But, they
developed an excellent lasting dye
from the dark orange inner bark
and the lemon -colored sapwood.
This lovely dye beautif1ed their
finest blankets. Recently we found
this same source of dye good for
the khaki uniforms and the tannin
of the bark useful for treating
leather.
Outside of the fact that the wood
lasts a long time in contact with
soil, therby serving as railroad ties,
fence posts and cabin supports, it
lis highly priced by today's archers
Evening star., 1951-05-22

who like the early Indian archers
find that the flexible wood o1
straight grain is best for dependable
bows.
The short trunk is covered with
rough shreddy surface bark, orange
brown colored and almost an inch
thick. The gnarled branches form
a ragged crown in the winter. In
the summer the dark green glossy
leaves are a pleasure to see.
The tree Is rarely planted for
ornamental purposes. It still retains
it's reputation as a 'hedge-plant" in
places where the thorny barricade
is needed.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Eqyptiun Students Gain

CAIRO.-The number of male
students at Fuad University in
Cairo has increased from 1900 to
neraly 10000 in the last Is years
Women students have increased
from Is in 1928, when they first
entered the university. to 1000 in
1850,
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Contract Bridge
By CuIbertson
washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1851

By CuIbertson
(copyright, 1851, by Ely Culbertson.)
A group of well-known experts
held highly conflicting opinions
about the key bid in today'S deal:
South, dealer. Both sides vul-
nerable.
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When this deal came up in a New
York club, the bidding proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
spade 2hearts Pass 4hearts
Dbl. Pass Pass Pass
West easily made his doubled
contract, South winning only one
spade trick, one diamond and one
club, and North, of course, winning
nothing This outcome was particu-
larly distressing to North-South. in
asmuch as they could have made
four spades against any defense.
South, looking for solace, sub
mitted the hand to six ranking ex-
perts and asked what they would
have done in his position, over four
hearts. This was the vote:
One expert said he would pass.
One said he would do the same as
South did-double. The four others
said they would bid four spades.
1t is not remarkable that the
vote ran as it did, but it is strange
that these experts agreed to de-
liver any opinion on the bare facts
of the matter, without knowing just
how good a player South's partner
was! For that, obviously, is the key
question. Presumably, the experts
who bid four spades were protect
ing themselves against an unreliable
partner-that is the only reasonable
assumption that can be made.
If, however, Ideal conditions" are
assumed, i. e.. if North and South
form an experienced and expert
partnership, the double stands out
as the only logical action. With
West bidding hearts at the two-level
and East jump-raising, this expert
North will know that South's double
is not based on heart strength and
is therefore not primarily business
double, and so, holding four cards in
South's spade suit, or substantial
length in either minor suit, this
expert North would unhesitatingly
take out the double-which. of
course, would be right in line with
South's wishes. In short, South's
proper" action would seem to de-
pend entirely on his appraisal of
his partner
Released by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1851
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transacted business in Hardin
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Erwin Schelske
are mentioning in Dakota at
the present time.
Mrs. Alice GreenWald and
Harold were Hardin callers on
Saturday.
Elmer PaulSon and James
Scaberry flew down from Cut
Bank Thursday afternoon and
spent Friday with the J. r.
Paulson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Foster
of BoytoWn, Texas and Billings,
spent Saturday at the Fred
Brown home.
Mrs. Glen Gustafson was
among those attending the yell
loWstOne district Baptist church
convention at Roundup the first
of the week.
Mrs. C. E. Astrope, Mrs. j. r.
Paulson and Patricia were Har-
din visitors Saturday. az
Miss Carol Ann Wedel spent
the week end with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
LoomiS. 49,"