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ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF EIyE-RooM
NO. $500 22nd STREET NE.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. S4l2. folio 419. ct sea-.
one Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the
request of party secured thereby,
for sale by publie auction; in front ut
DAY OF JUNE, 1851, AT 3 O'CLOCK
PM, the following described prop
erty in the District of Columbia.
to-wit: Lot Fifteen G5) in Square
Forty-two Hundred Thirteen t4213)
IN Reid S; Bakers subdivision of lots
2S of the Records of the once OF
the surveyor for the District OF
TERMS sST'to; OF SALE: All of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in. cash. A
chaser at sale. Examination of title,
conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. after
sale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited, or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
By: Herbert w. Pinney.
Vice President,
my22, %, 1891. Trustees.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No.
B-2-2977-51 will be received at the
Procurement Section, National Bu-
reau of Standards, Bldg. No. 50,
Connecticut. Ave. and Van Ness ST.,
NV. Washington, D. G., until 2
valves Of y" and and 6" sizes similar
to Walworth or Norostrom models
as described in the specifications
which may be obtained from the
Procurement Section, National Bu-
reau of Standards. my21,22.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No.
B-2-2976-51 will be received at the
reau Of Standards. Bldg. No. 81.
Connecticut Ave & Van Ness St,
NV Washington. D. c.. until 200
pm. May 80, 1851, and then
publicly opened for one universal
hydraulic testing machine, 200, 900
pounds capacity, as described in
tanned from the Procurement Sec
ton National Bureau of Standards.
my21 %
SEALED PROPOSALS for BID No.
B-2-297O-5 win be received at the
Procurement Section, National Bu-
reau of Standards. Bldg. So. Con-
necticut Ave. and Van Ness St. NV.
until pm. May IS, 1851, and
then publicly opened for the repair
Blossom Point. Maryland Station, for
the National Bureau of Standards as
described in the specifications which
may be obtained from the Procure
ment Section, National Bureau of
Standards. A representative of the
National Bureau of Standards will
be on the site between 1000 am,
and 300 pm. on May %. 1861.
ON OR ABOUT MAY IS, 1851, draw
ings and Specifications for the con-
struction of a PUBLIC HEALTH
CENTER AND COUNTY OFFICE
BUILDING at Leonardtown, Md.
will will b; be available for distribution to
tect, Frederick Tip, 1920 Second
ST., S.W., Washington. D. c.. APP
plications from contractors inter-
eSted in bidding on this work for not
to exceed three t3) sets of drawings
and specifications together with a
payment of $500 per set should
be filed promptly with the architect.
and the bidding material will be
forwarded. shipping charges collect,
upon returning such set to the ar
chitect's Office within ten days after
the opening of bids will be refunded
his payment. and any nonbidder
upon returning such set will be re-
funded $1,000. Bids on this work
will be opened at 2 pm, June 10
1861, in the office of the County
Commissioners in the Courthouse at
Leonardtown; BY order Of the Coun.
County, Md. SARA NJ KING, Clerk
my22
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ASSISTANT STEWARD

White. kitchen and storeroom expert
ence preferred. Ability to supervise
and direct employees. Good salary
and meals. Apply Employment
Office.
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
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Education Statesmen
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE MAN, with

ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE MAN, with
electrical license preferred. top wages.
Write Box 2nl-c: Star. -22
syi swit0hboard, Apply 1925 n H.
ELEyATToiSRs OPERATOR for evenings. mi3
hrs; must be able to operate
switchboard. Apply 1880 r st. NV.
ELEVATOR STARTER, white. age As
6-day week: Apply Bldg. Supt.' RIM.
7os' KAss BLDG I'll 14th St NV.
ENGINEER n ;l['sEE and wife, colored, no
stoker snd Mt,i51,es flre; Si35 per month, apt:
MIR. ATKINSON, &c 70. sN797a. i95:Hi be-. be-.
ERRAND BOY, 1s, with bicycle;
5-day week, Apply 1927 19th, st.
ExTRAcroR MAN. laundry, coIored.
4S-hr: wk. liberal co. benefits. APP
ply employment office. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, 27oo woodley I'd.
FARMHAND, general farming. Must
home; ,elec. lights bath. etc. Must
have HTB the best OF references. J. T.
GIB5oMsi 9d5d On y. 2627 26; x < St NV. NV. RE.
FARMEk-Working foreman for farm
near Haymarket, Va; general farm
ing and cattle; best farming equip
ment; nice mod. home; must have
best refs. J. T. GIBBONS, 1927 K
st. NV, RE. 1920. or Haymarket,
Va. for appointment.
BLUE Banner Laundry, SSs. $40 opPh TX
FLOOR SANDER and finisher, white,
eXper., dependable. Phone GE. 9332.
FOOD CHECKER, white: hours,
pm. to l am. 6-day week; good
salary and meals. Call co. 7200 for
interview or apply Mr. Love, Steward
HOTEL 24OO. 81
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CARL c. sMUCK. Attorney.

lo4O OO0u hope hQ.. S.E.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 771l2. Ad-
miniStration- is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the
State of Virginia has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia, Letters TeStamentary
or the estate Of william Mushake,
late of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 9TH day Of Novem-
ber., AID. 1851; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9TH day of May. 1851.
WILLIAM I. MUSHAKE. 1915 N.
Dinwiddie ST., Arlington. Virginia.
(SealJ Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. my15,22,29
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Al Secretary (F), S75 Week

Al Secretary (F), S75 Week
DR.. secy.- dentist ------- $50 wk
Assoc. secy.. und 35------- S275
Broker secy., 9-5 -------- sos wk,
LEGAL SECY.. 9-5 S65 Wk;
cAPfToL ePrfs5 Hill seey., und. 30 s57s
Real estate stenog. S65 wk. up
Patent law stenog. S75 wk.
Openings, 200 DAILY select oppor-
tunitiees. See Miss Lee q Miss Grant al
lest: 35 yrs MA. 234o. Visit f1rst,
.BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Unusual opportunity for young. ag..
gressive man to learn every phase, of
ladies'. apparel; excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply
sFoREs 81 sstl1P Inc. th!!a Pss5 efF sf NV BOND
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV. Ex: 7270:
ATTENTION, WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
IS Hrs, S Days, $3,4O0-$2 800
SECRETARIES TO TOP MEN
SOME RUSTY SHORTHAND
bElI1NNEftS0 AICO
Public Relations, Radio, Legal,
Technical-Many Others
ALL INTERESTING POSITIONS
AGE. 1880 YEARS
' CLERK-fTYPIsTs & ;' ~
1866 YEARS OLD
35 Hrs, S Days, So, 700-$2, 400
TYPIsTs, ALL KINDS. SAL. OPEN
GOVT. SALARIES, 81 hrs, 5 days,
CLERKS. slow type, like figures, 5
REcEp. -TYp1sr. travel $500
PERSONNEL ASST. $4,000
DR.'s RECEP. S2,1O0I
of-f -''' < MANY OTHERS ''''O'
CLERKS, NO TYPING
AIRLINE REsERH. RESI-! S'E;i TRATNEEs EIEi So. 800
BANK TRAINEES So 400
FILE CLERKS $4,000
MEN
SALES, offce machines. also food
BoOKKEEPERS many. S55-S7O wk.
ASST. PURCHASING AGENT lsteel-
sTENoaRApHERs TflSoaiss - ss6Sess46 Ses SEj
ICLERK-TYPISTS S40-S55
JR. INSURANCE UNDERWATER
AIRLINE REsERvA1oN1srs---$2 $211S
HOTEL CLERKS (will train) $220
CLERKS, IL to 9 pm.------ $500
SHIPPING CLERK $50 wk.
CREDIT INTERVIEWER (will
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STUDIO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1901 9Th st. NV. HO. 9649. 22'
TYPIsTs, f., to $50 wk.; able to use
dictaphone, fast typist; assoc. typ
ist, S190. int. work; clerk-typist,
DIR. office, $50 wk,; .receptsPBX opr.,
some tipping, apt, house, S115 mo:
PIX, typist, real estate. under 3D.
Sl90 mo-; PIX opr.. expr.. S175.
mo- See Miss Evans at BOYD
SERVICE 700 18th. cor. G NV.
MA 2340. Visit.
CM.) ASST. -Secy.,
unusual oprty See Mr. Ford at
BOYD SERVICE. 700 18th, cor g.,
Ma. 2340.
NURSE (FD. reg. for ofice. labora-
tory exper., good salary; typist, for
dr.. office, $50 wk. Miss Reed at
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871 G st.
NV Ma 2l17
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS

FOUNTAIN CLERKS
16 years Of age or over. Good SAL
ary for beginners; excel. opportun-
ity for advancement; paw during
training period Apply employ
ment office. PEOPLES DRUG
STORE. II P st. ne. "a
FOUNT. MAN. white only, part time;
only sober. exp. young man need ap-
ply. Call MR.. WITT, GE. 7445.
MAN. white. with health
card: good pay and good hours.
JoRDAN'S CANDY & LUNCHEON
ETTE, 616 18th St NV. -22
Substantive need
an experienced furniture salesman
to sell on our floor No outside work.
Big recommendation and repeat buSi-
ness. We also do continuous adyer-
tising. Weekly salary is $50 plus
liberal commission on all shipped
sales. We believe this is an excep-
tional opportunity for conscien-
tious man who wants to work. MY
FRIEND JOHN ATLAS FURNITURE.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

|DISHWASHERS. bus boys. cooks. kit
helpers, Mattresses counter girls.
STUDIO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1901 9Th st. NV, HO. 9649. 22e
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for very interest
ing work (often very exciting) ;
Arl; 5 days; $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL. AGCY., 1894 Wilson blvd,
Arl OW 1900 -23
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AA-1 OPPORTUNITIES FOR CIVIL
ENGINEERS FOR LAYOUT WORK
ENGINEERING SALARIES OPEN
LLOYDS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
400 N Pm S0Q ct OOO-
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Continued In Next PaseJ
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Unusual opportunity for young. ag-
gressive man to learn every phase of
ladies' apparel; excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply
Mr. Ettlin. third floor. BOND
STORES, INC. 1895 F st NV.
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BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS
We Specialize IN These Positions
ATLAS, 1920 N Y Ave. NV
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DRIVER. white; careful, courteous
man Tor frozen food wholesaler
serving Washington metropolitan
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l part time; good hrs. good wages
see Mr.; CLARK: CARRIERS PHAR-
MACY, Columbia pike and Glebe I'd,
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HELP MEN
DISHWASHERS: No

DISHWASHERS; no Sundays or night
W0sk; sSs !, g good wages, Apply 1770 Pa.
for trailer truck: must os
expeF' md' Pe4m and Tsia6ls Ddtsi,nn Salary; $500
Leave and bonus. Apply in person.
G223 Blair rd NV. -o5
nElyER' Il v ~ trash route. Apply 5iOa
DRIVER ~ ~ colored, all-around man
wanted in grocery store: steady lob;
good pay and hours Apply LOVES
MARKET, 434 Shepherd st. NV.
DRIVER gy .se for for iEa nght delivery. between
know city thoroughly: $50. Apply
ggABYHooD "a DISTRIBUTORS. 1908
DRIVER. white. for linen route.
STEADY JOB; must be dependable and
linen sERTcE co 7DDg Is Pls1RIcr IT St
DRIVER AND PORTER; l full time,
ssa paSi time; good hrs, good wages.
MACY, Columbia efian'd BIKE and alebe ba4d ID.
DRIVER. white; careful. coI1rfe6u,
man for frozen food wholesaler
serving Washington metropolitan
DRIVERS t2), for wholesale laundry
and dry cleaning route; good pay.
A5pPly BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY.
DRIVERS-To drive cabs in Airing.
ton; All cabs equipped with 2-way
radios and taxi meters. Apply ARL.
oIIY CAB, 1925 N. Hudson ST..
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates See Melvin
Herriman. DIAMOND LOT. lO1 NJ
st. ne.
DRIVER SALESMAN
Retail ice cream vending route: 2
pm pm 'k1' NJ phone aan cal2s aRDi' to
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
Oil Second st. NE.
DRUG CLERK, no exp. nee: an OPEN
ing with good future. STANDARD
DRUG CO. 1929 MINI. ave. ne.
DRUG CLERK, Junior; ewes. to 8;
zun6aS5 g. dLAS Il 62 sHPss Ps PTefeF5ea: aTe nd:
DRUG CLERK, experienced; GOOD
refs; excellent position. Call SH.
9747 for appointment. %
DRY CLEANER = Experienced. part
time ewes. or full-time Job. Mr. Lis.
trani. CHILLUM CLEANERS. GE.
666S, 90
DRY CLEANING machine operator.
experienced on Prosperity 3B ma.
chimes: excellent pay and working
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1o2i &5thi
st. NV. pa
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openings, r s." 200 sSs pA1Lv select oppor-
tunities. See Miss Lee or Miss Grant
(est. 35 yrs.). MA. 234O. Visit first.
.BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
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CLERK WITH MATHEMATICAL

and d. for one of the
largest eastern motor carriers. state
exper. and qualifications in first re-
ply. Reply to Box 325-A, Star. -25
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UhIN Eh. White. Tor linen route
! STEADY Job; must be dependable and
haye aNe reteTenees. Apply DISTRICT
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cause bloat in cattle. Alfalfa and
other legumes may cause serious
losses by causing bloating.
Extension Agronomist P. A.
DeHart said failures with trefoil
in the past may have been caused
by improper incubation Of the
seed at planting time. A special
inoculant must be used for ire
foil on soils where it has not
been grown.
OvercrOwding Injurious.
Another possible cause for fail
ure is the slowness of the trefoil
to make a stand, and its inability
to stand overcrowding by other,
fast-growing grasses.
Agronomists advise that farm
ers who want to try birdsfoot tre-
foil first. prepare a solid seed bed.
The trefoil should be planted with
some grass such as timothy or
bluegrass at the rate of about
5 pounds per acre. The proper
inoculant should be used.
AgronomistS point out that
little can be expected from the
planting the first year. BY the
second year an improvement
should be noted, and a good stand
Should be established by the
third year.
Since trefoil is slow starting, it
is not suitable to fields that are to
be rotated. It should be used
in permanent pastures, and seems
to show considerable promise as
legume to be used with blue
grass.
Agronomists say. there are
stands in some States that are
known to be more than rs years
old and are still good.
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Birdsfoot TrefoiI
Shows Promise
For Va. Farms

Birdsfoot trefoil. q legume
that has made a name for itself
in New York State, seems to be
finding a place on Virginia farms.
According, to State agronomists.
preliminary tests with birdsfoot
trefoil indicate that it may do well
on certain soils and under certain
conditions in the Old Dominion.
The legume is long lived, makes
excellent pasture and good hay.
Another feature of Importance is
that it never has been known to
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Better Pasture Fete
In Prince Willionn
Special Dispatch 10 The siur

MANASSAS. Va, April 2l.
w. "A. Minor. assistant to the Sec
retary of Agriculture, has beer
invited to address a Better Pas
lures meeting at Brentsville Dis
trict HighN School. Nokesville
April 80.
In addition to Mr.. Minors talk
a moving picture of Prince Will
liam County farms. recently made
by the National Fertilizer Associa-
ton. will be shown.
County farmers this year are
entering a program to improve
pasture lands in Prince William
The Program Committee is headed
by DR.. Grover F. Brown, agrono-
mist for the Soil CONSERVATION
Service.
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Activities Of Garden Clubs

The Bethesda Community Gar
den Club will have a spring garden
tour. Wednesday, from 1880 to 3:3G
pm. The morning meeting will
be omitted. The tour will include
the gardens of Gen. Adam Rich
Imond, 125 Glenbrooke road: Har-
|vey Warwick, 7410 Bradley boule-
ward; Mrs. James Robinson, 6808
Fairfax road; Mrs. Harry L. Bos-
LEY. 4503 Elm street, and Mrs.
Charles D. Heron. 7211 Fairfax
road. Members may bring guests.
A silver tea will be served at
Mrs. Herron's from $3.50 to 4:30
pm. Hostesses are Mrs. John
Bozievich, chairman; Mrs. Arthur
Bowls. Mrs. c. D. Curtiss. Mrs.
Walter M. Edwards, Mrs. Robert
III. Felix. Mrs. Louis A. Gravelle,
Mrs. Marjorie Golze, Mrs. Joseph
"A. Guard. Mrs. Charles c. Vogt
and Mrs. q. K. Wheeler, Mrs.
Robert Ash will make the table
arrangement. The Garden Clubs
benefit plant sale of ANIMALS and
perennials will take place May 8.
DR.. Edwin Davies of the Audubon
Society will give an illustrated lee
ture on bird Identification at a
meeting of the Woodlawn Garden
Club at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Walter Spauls, jr.,
1925 North Vernon street, Arling-
ton.
The Hyattsville Horticultural
Society will meet at 7 pm. Thurs
day at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
j. S. Cooley, Berwyn. DR.. v. r.
Boswell will discuss new sprays for
the small garden. Spring flowers
arranged by members will be criti-
cized by Mrs. M. w. Cogar. The
Holly Hurst gardens surrounding
the Cooley home will be on display.
The National GIadiolus Society
will meet Friday at 8 pm. in room
43 Of the National Museum. The
evenings program will be devoted
to a discussion by experienced
members on Successful Planting
Practices for the Amateur" The
public is invited to bring any ques-
|tions pertaining to the planting
|of gladiolus and every effort will
be made to give answers that will
help the amateur produce out
blooms for the coming
summer. The last bulb auction of
the season will follow the meeting.
The Perennial Garden Club will
go on tour of Rock Creek Park,
conducted by Ranger Chick Friday
at 2 pm. In the event of rain, the
club will see colored slides of
flower arrangements at last years
national show by Mrs. Anthony
Lucas. shown at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Parker, 5000 Garrison
street NV.
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Treqoron Tour

The 20-acre garden at Tre-
garon, home Of the former Am
bassador to Russia and Mrs. Jo-
Eseph E. Davies, will be open to
the public from noon to $50 pm
next Sunday during a benefit gar
den tour for the National SYM
|phony Orchestra. 1t will be the
flrst time the gardens, located at
1859 Klingle road NV, have been
opened during full spring bloom
Tickets may be purchased at the
gate.
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ORDER DIRECT FROM GROWER

.VkUsk DIkeSt rkOM OkOWek-
COSTS AS LITTLE As Toe A FooTl
Whai more bsayiifvl, practical and insx-
psnsivs fencing con you buy Than these
tough, fasi-srewins Living Fence plants?
Set them 20 TO "a inches aporf in Spring, end
in motfer Of weeks you hove dense hedge
ihot keeps inirvders cut, your privuey in, gives
you lush green beovty thot enhances your
properly, mokes u more voluobIe.
Weofher, Insects, diseases eonnof effect u. Needs
q minimum Of eore-o little trimming al first, 70
shape II the woy you want II. ond fhos': the woy
b stoysl
EASY 70 PLANr-NEEDs NO CARE
Order now, ond your plants viii come to you
q The proper time for piantins in your
leeaiify-oll reody TO 90 into the ground. Just
space them equoly. in holes obovt TO- deep.
PreS soil with little fertilizer obovt their
husky roofs, woter well. ond your Living Fence
Is storted. We guarantee thot by this very
summer you'll be omozed and delighted with
The woy every plant AoUrshes. We guarantee
fhot every plant will thrive!
BY next summer your hedge will be 4 Or ) feet
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To N III = OF l!E|

high, and 50 dense you con seoreely see through
II. Wonderful for fencing of ehildren's play
ureos, loundry yards, refuse heaps. etc. Forms
o lvxuricnf green background for flower beds.
FAST, HEALTHY GROWTH in ANY SOIL
These plants ore 50 we'll siorted when you receive
them thof they'll take hold in proeticolIy any
soil-eyen in poriiol shode. Where weeds will
grow. your living Fence will grow better! They'll
grow equolly well in good soil or bad. No
danger of rossedness or Of portions of your
fence dying out.
YOUR NEicHBoRs Will THANK you
Good fences moke good neighbors," goes the
Saying. keiehbors will respect your boundories
ond admire fhe beoviy Of your Iondseupins.
they'll opPreciofe your interest in keeping your
properly uttroetive. rs 10 their benefit. too
cnd ihct makes for friendly feeling between you.
THESE ARE vcoRoUs. Ble-RooTED PLANTS
No skimpy little seedlings" Each plant is core.
fully selected from our own speeial sirain ond
cut back from height of 3 TO fleet 10 obevt
IS" before shipping. They're tough, husky,
rcrin' TO sro~l You'll be surprised ot their
generous size for the price.
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The YWCA at Seventeenth and
K streets NV. is starting q course
in spring flower arrangements
April 26 for a six weeks period.
Glasses. with Mrs. Frederick Lang
as instructor. will be held from
$3.50 to $3.50 pm.
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An opportunity to visit a num-
Der of Belle Haven's outstanding
homes and gardens will be given
the public at the annual spring
flower show to be sponsored Sat
|urday by the Garden Section, Belle
Haven Women's Club. COMPETE
tive flower arrangements will be
featured in the following homes:
Mrs. Truman q. Rumberger,
27 Fort Hunt road; Mrs. Clyde L.
Eastman, II Edgewood terrace;
Mrs. N. D. Cam, 10 Vernon ter
race: Mrs. A. S. Mcleod, 4 Berkley
road; Mrs. Sydbey Manson. jr.. Is
Hillvale place. and Mrs. Dean A.
Snyder. I Hunting Cove place.
Tea will be served at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Androus, 2
Edgehill drive Tickets for the
tour may be purchased at any of
the above homes.
Winners of the flower arrange
ment competition during the re-
cent House and Embassy Tour for
the benefit of the Washington
Home for Incurables have been
announced as follows:
Pakistan Embassy, arrangement
by Rock Greek Garden Club; Lux
embourg Legation, Fauquier and
Loudoun Garden Club; Ely House,
Forest Hills Garden Club; Schoell-
kopf House, Trowel Club; Turkish
Embassy, Silver Spring Garden
Club; Greek Embassy. Perennial
Garden Club; Philippine Embassy,
Wesley Heights Garden Club; Ven-
ezuela Embassy, Chevy Chase
Md Garden Club; Korean EN-
bassy. Georgetown Garden Club;
Egyptian Embassy, Rockville Gar
den Club, and the Netherlands EN-
bassy, National Farm and Gar
den Club.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

b5jddHEspAmsale ajd y .,os;... Hy owner. M g. mos.
beamed ceiling, stone firepl., set-in
paneled wall, din, rm.. complete
YOUNGSTOWN kit, with electric dish
washer and garbage disposal unit; 4
6eSrms; and z full baths on levels;
g '9 ssrd sSe' Not aad sussst sigara.e .e
Reg. "x". Gas heat. o.. 1852 "
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE-Attractiye
rambler nearing completion. Living
SEPARATE sD m 9Gmo f%s sp.nd sf1l can b: MADE 6sS
rooms. rooms. ,2A baths, II lge. closets,
car garage; Now is the time to ex-
anime and select your decoration.
Saii ROBERT 2; HEATER. SH
1921; 90: v,,,s Or >. come out to the once in
cnEvY ihf Sfiehai CHASE, mp.-rh,s most ms2 .t-
bedrms;. with large screened porch
on End A.; concealed winding stair
rnse fm Il fsmy mGss n r Vs ny.ns bsg Why y
entiTe Ssmt Ssn lsia With asphat Raa lie oor;
front by 150-ft. depth: beautiful
trees and shrub, shf.5,ubbery; ;,, in "a 2 most PIG,
NAc2Slc sSSGhb. VIII oCll OA elBut
for $39. 500. r. A. TWEED CO.. INC,
5504 Conn. ave-. EN-. 1890 IL Q
COLESvILLE AREA, near N. o. l.
Three-bedrm. rambler on 3k acres;
all-electric kit. liv.-din. combina-
beautiful view, shrubbed grounds;
ideal for children; many small fruits
and young orchard. Contact OWNER.
SH. 1885. for appointment. -21
DAMASCUS-For sale by owner;
brick, 5 rms, tile bath, pict. win.
dows, fireplace, full bsmt. with hall
bath, outside entrance; auto washer
equip. kit; expandable attic with
dormer; A-acre lot; many extras.
Open daily. On Mt. Vernon ave.
Call Damascus 1851. -21
Observation-Disclosures 3-bedroom
bungalow, In good location. $l2,950,
with $500 cash. WALLACE B.
ROCKVILLE By owner. 1-yr.-old,
2-bedrm. California bungalow. Stair
way to expansible attic; completely
equip. YOUNGSTOWN kit. Firepl. and
16-ft. picture window in liv. rm
Lge. fenced lot. Price, Sl1 $50;
assume ~ GI loan. Call Rockville
1878. -21
Evening star., 1951-10-20

cENTER-HALL BRICK COLONIAL;
located on double corner lot; at
porch. Liv. rm. with fireplace. dining
rm.. breakfast nook, modern kitchen,
den and powder rm. There are
bedrms., 2 baths and linen closet on
2nd a. Full bsmt. with o.s.e. and
half bath. For further details call
BOORMAN & co.
5000 Conn. Ave. NV. NO. 6121 and
Evening star., 1951-10-20
40 LOAN
GROOM BRICK

Near Eastern High School and Holy
apis, II desired. For Information
and appt. to see, call Mr.. Phifer,
vi. 3ST5.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1915 18th st. NV. MA. 1879,