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Evening star., 1951-12-25

and stone hammer. can mark a
ballot.
I'VE should have raised their
wages earlier" mourns an elderly
Briton. "We gave them housing
and medical care. but now the
Communists offer them better
pay"
The best anti-Red bid was
made during the first week of
December by the State Labor
Board. It ordered the cash wage
of garden labor upped from is
cents to Is cents a day.
The dark little men live with
their wives and children in two
room company houses with pri-
vate gardens. They buy their rice
and wheat at sub-market rates
from the 81 plantation manage
ments. They have no unions, and
the local leaders of Nehru's Con-
gress Party do their bargaining
for them.
The tiny pay rise, which came
at the expense of the tea COM
panies. has helped Nehru's can
didates to win some support away
from Communist candidate Rattan
La Brahaman, seasoned cam
paigner who already holds a seat
in the State legislature. II have
worked as grass cutter, servant
to an Indian, chauffeur" Braha-
man tells the tea laborers.
BY advocating better pay con-
ditions for the police, the Com
have split their loyalties
and played them of neatly
against their Indian officers. Two
years ago the Communist Party
Evening star., 1951-12-25
Farmers in Poland Eaten Out
|OfHouse and Homeb by I uxution

"free" or ''black" market at ex.
travagant prices.
About 500 bushels Of potatoes
were produced, but the state viii
take 1910 of these at its fixed
prices. Sixty-five will be needed
for seed. Only 65 are left for
home consumption and cattle
fodder.
Garden vegetables and about
80 bushels Of oats were the only
produce on which the state did
not enforce its levy. For what it
took the state paid a total of $3.50
zlotys, which have an artificial
value inside Poland but are worth
about 8 cents each in the inter-
national markets.
Tax calculations are made in
September when the harvest is
known. II more than about ITS
bushels of grain are produced, the
farmer is classified as a "kulak"
and is subject to additional levies.
In this case the basic real
estate levy was 900, zlotys, about
one-fourth of the official income,
AS a "kulak," or wealthy peas
ant" the farmer was charged an
additional 800 Zlotys, or ITO per
cent Of the real estate tax. The
"kulak" levy may run as high as
200 per cent
Evening star., 1951-12-25

fish catch than to increase COW
breeding and milk production.
The Fisheries Commission pro-
posed doubling the worlds present
catch by two means:
Spreading the techniques and
equipment for more scientific
commercial fishing; and greatly
increasing the present use ot
planted" fish culture in ponds.
Operating In Asia.
FAC already is operating
fisheries centers in Southeast Asia
where fish constitute the sole
source Of food protein for
hundreds of thousands Of people.
Another big fisheries center
probably will be started next year
for Latin America, possibly located
in Chile.
Plans for artificial pond and
stream fish culture are being
worked out for parts of Africa
where lack Of protein is blamed
for the widespread and highly
fatal Kwashiorkor or "red baby
disease"
Preliminary studies of artificial
fish culture in islands of the Car
ribean have indicated that the fish
ponds produce several times more
food value per acre and man hours
than any other crop.
Evening star., 1951-12-25
By George Weller
Foreign correspondent Of The Ssor end
tho Chicago Dolly News


DARJEELTNG. India, Dec. 25.-
On the terraced tea plantations OF
this mountain resort a band of
little brown Communists, new to
Asia. is making q bold bid for a
foothold south Of the Himalayas,
a link with Red China and control
Of the famous fighting Gurkhas.
India's national elections have
given the Communist Party its
first chance to gain legal standing
on the border of India less than
60 miles from Tibet. the latest
conquest Of Chinese Communism.
For all three seats in the Bengal
Legislature, Darjeeling will prob
ably choose two Communists.
In the lofty squares where Brit
aims retired colonels once twirled
their mustaches and aired their
terriers, Communist organizers are
holding regular election meetings.
The abundant party funds and
literature come from Calcutta
headquarters, party orders from
Bombay.
Hillmen Hear Candidates.
Slant-eyed little hillmen who
pick tea leaves and prune the
bushes plod miles to Darjeeling
to hear the offerings Of three
parties: Nehru's Congress Party,
the Communists and the local
Gurkha League. They are Hitter
ate. but they can vote. Even their
doll-like women, who wear gold
rings through their left nostrils
and work cheerfully with shovel
Evening star., 1951-12-25
Natal Rails Lao

Railway facilities in Natal,
South Africa. are reported to lag
far behind requirements created
by recent industrial expansion. !,
Evening star., 1951-01-14

ONLY DUz-of all leading wash
day products gives you this great
combination of rich, real soap and
two active detergents for dazzling
clean, white washes!
Evening star., 1951-01-14

"Iwosh 20 shirfs aweek !" says Mrs.
l.. H. Wiley of Bangor, Maine. Il tried
several of those no-rinse chemicals and
went right back to Duz. Duz gives me
snowy white washes without making
my hands rough and red.''
Evening star., 1951-01-14

ONLY DUz-of all leading wash
day package soaps-is SO kind to
your hands, SO safe for colors! Yet
no soap known gives you a cleaner,
understanding wash!
Evening star., 1951-03-06
RMS. FURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

FRONT ROOM for . girls; large
closet, twin beds, pvt. home, in Ari. !:
some privileges. oW. zoos after
TAKoMA PARK-suitabIe for . or
empl. cple.: pvt. entr.. twin beds,
phone in rm., bath adj. SH. 0693.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Large rm..
semipyt; bath; $40 wk. WI. 1885,
sunny rm.. daily
maid service, parking .privils.; 10
mn min sd1S Key Bridge; gentlemen only.
PLEASANT CORNER RM., pvt. hon home,
cconven. Pentagon, Navy Bids; gen-
one i>fnef oR Two w rms Rms, reasonable: -S pvt
home, lse, lot. 4l03 32nd St, Mt.
ssa selnsst asth ~, 81, ?so'. 81! Arlington Va
Pleasant 1st-foor room. private
bath; convenient to transportation;
gentleman. OF. 7641, after pm.
ROOM FOR GIRL OR LADY, next
natn, Beautyrest matt, laund.,
Natl Airport About 20 5Gii min. down, down,
town. Phone TIE. 1928 after z pm.
SILVER sPRING-Best residential
$Seenon; Secncd; lss-h; studio rm pvt. en-
N: ARLINGTON. 6a3 N. Ii Illinois o st.W
Master bedrm.. in new Christian
home; .. closets. pvt. bath. OW.
333o b A Phone in room. -6
ARLlNGTON-Large newly decorat-
ed front rm.; . exposures: 5 min.
Pentagon, 3 min. Key Bridge:
gentleman. JA. 4-O9sl. -f
N. ARLINGTON-Stud rm, or .
girls; pvt; bath pvt. entrance; conv.
SILVER SPRING-Attractive dble.
room next to bath: unlimited phone;
conv. stores, transp. SH. 1856 ewes
large rm. and bath in
new home. beaut. location mr.. Penta- :
gon; no drinking. OF. 1949. 70
Evening star., 1951-03-06
FARM 6 GARDEN

COMPLETE LAWN RENOVATION,
aerifying. fertilizing, seeding. linn
ing.. moving, weed and insect con-
troll F. g. w. LAWN IMPROVE
MENT SERVICE, Greenbelt 4186.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted, $3.50
per Is bu.. Sc per 10 bu., $3.50 per
bu. delivered. Top soil. WA. 4593.
STARK BROS. 331 18th st. ne
Plant Premium fruit and shade trees.
SHRUBS, roses, etc: guaranteed to
lligye liye AND AND grow. JOHN A. CREEL,
FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places retaining walls. pipe drain
age. all kinds OF cement work. F.
MMARCuCcIo; Rockville, Md. Phone
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
:ully insured: any time WI. 1926
BULLDOZERS--For grading. excavat-
free. Call AT. 0725
AZALEAS,, hardy field-grown, 4 years
oid; 30 dozen. Open Sat. and Sun.
2510 18th st. ne ID
TRACTOR. 1949 Ford; perfect con-
dition; $i,l45. Call Manassas 69-J.
MAGNOLIA TREES. SOC up Open
daily and Sundays. 251O 18th st.
ne. If
Evening star., 1951-03-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTERS-2 young ladies;
evenings, Monday through Friday.
Metropolitan 2100. Exits. 610. 6l3.
BoOKKEEPER. teacher, apartment
house manager-By personabie,
responsible woman in early sos. COL
lege graduate; educational, business
and Government experience; sub
Stantial remuneration expected. Write
Room 6; l7ol x st. NV, Washing
BoOKKEEPER, f.c.. gen'l ledger, trial
bal, payroll. payroll taxes, bank
recon. etc. Hu. 1890. BOX 455-s,
DicTApHoNE and general ofice Work
desired by exper. lady with back
ground of office and credit manage
of $3.50 mo. oW. 1853. -6
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, live in;
Vii travel. Woman preferred. DI.
PRACTICAL NURSE. celored. de-
sRaMrREss sfG%f Est e1 eoio1ed; nS71a EXP. men and
.phone, Boy 4ao-s. Star -
rapid: ss5; 6-day week. Box 467-
A widow LADY. white, wishes baby
care Mon. through Fri. for employed
mother. nonsmoker or drinker. Call
EN-. S246.
WOMAN. colored, desires position
as sales clerk in dry cleaner Cor
store: experience. VI 7492.
YOUNG WOMAN. 35, export exper.,
familiar with Gov. licensing require
ments. priorities, allocations; for
merly connected with foreign pur-
chasing mission in procurement;
seeks pos. with reputable export. CO.
or comml. enterprise. RE. 1875. So
YOUNG COL0RED WOMAN desires
night work. pref. from IL pm. to
am. IL 6-4955.
C0LORED GIRL desires days work
of any kind. Call AK. 0639.
COLORED GIRL desires work in cafe
te1la gays a week; experienced.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (senior): As. married /;
public and broad private experience;
now employed in private irm. but
desire to re-enter public field with
gentle C;P.A: ONCE; best references.
CARPENTER. with expert mechanics
and power tools. wants better close
or framing, take complete charge of
LEI: ,S6 :FEs RAeoNii Sivi 81. Md 1000 l,r,v 81
eifesl SHEER no: " s5s5. e law consider s any
FOREIGN TRADE specialist, back
ground in Govt. and business; Span.
and French lang. residence in Latin
Amer, and Europe; college grad. 80
reputable bus. organization. Write
Box 6575, Wash. 8. D. c. Sc
GUARD-Young Govt. employe. ex-
Marine. 5'S", 1S0 lbs. desires part
time work. Fri. night. Sat. and Sun.
day or night. DE. 1898. MR.. era
HANDY MAN. white. settled. good
worker. trustworthy; rm., 3D., salary;
chauffeur. w. M. LEWIS, HOP L NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN. looking after
repair work in real estate ofice,
MAN with personnel, public rel. sales
H adminls; miss exper. wants job; LIB
MANAGER, thoroughly exper. mems,
womens, children's ready to wear;
Small-wear promotional; strong
f!oorman; supervise. Box 46S-S,
Radio RIDf sERvIcING, part time,
preferably week ends; first phone
and amateur licenses. Tech school
graduate; no TV experience. Write
Box. 46l-S, Star. r.
VET, s yrs exp. in repair welding.
electric and acetylene; would like
position as maintenance welder.
Ref. Write Box IS. Scottsville, Va.
Evening star., 1951-03-06

mo. small deposit. DOWD'S ELEC
CO.. AIS Conn. ave-. OR. 1900.
REFRIGERATOR. Cold Spot. "a Gu.
t. fzSssss Mss sHs&sERns fSaasisn SS w. Sss7 Sss
REFR1GERAToR; asffs 6 Ria; good cond.; $50
REFRIGERATOR. coldspot. s-ft.; in
use: good for summer cottage. LA.
REFRfGERAToRs-New; GE. west
sss sasshSgs' S no. ocfsslOsy O5 fsfHfl E. sarrSS 1zS%
REFs1GEkAfoksMLat. I2Gf & i fSs nj models: SIS sa5
up; easy terms; also rent re-
aatil Saan,I $ Pmi Tsai taaOaJ 14th st. s;V.; Nv.
up; terms. ACTION SERVICE Co,
REFRIGERAToRs - Recond.. guar.
excel. cond, Universal, S49.50; West
EsasTTs co 5oss ssssi Wiconsin aSe
REFRIGERAToRs - Reconditioned
payment. PREpERIcR RADIO RE
RRER,GERAToss. h;Eii t. ISoS New: dis
MOUNT GO, aiso Georsia ave. nv NV. :.
HU. 1900. The original cash
REFRIGERATORs. rebuilt and guar.
anteed: 500 and up; free delivery
4S3dd 9th st. NV. Petworth), IA
REFRlGERATORS, up to 40% disc
on all floor modelss last yrs models
slashed Easy terms Open ewes
until 3. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
REFGRS.. recond.. guar; new floor
samples: big savings. p. o. SMITH S.
a. S. INC 13A4 II n o IT 3-ROsn
Evening star., 1951-03-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1899 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Dble. rms.
avail: clean home atmosphere; good
food. television; reas. rates. -l2
13I? 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men and women; walking dis
tance downtown; good meals, CO.
57O5 1ith ST. N.W.-Lge. dble. rm.
with breakfast; friendly Southern
home: excel. transp. RA. 1928, -l2
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Sgle. and dble.: good home cooking;
1881 ssasOGailf GahfArIS RE ST. a64? N.w-vacascy
1m; Diet. home; . meals; home
privileges, piano, unlim. phone;
excel. transp.; $14 wk. GE. 5976.
7e5 10th ST. N.w.-Attractive dou-
6.,,oi1I,: PIE rm: fo1a Tor 2 refined gentlemen;
1401 18th ST. N.w.-Double and
single rms: nicely furn; seleetive
RMS. WITH BOARD very reas. Spe-
cializing in Italian food. 2021
Kalamora I'd. NV. %
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant twin
bedrm;; also vacancies to share.
Good food, early breakfast optional
congenial group, TV. MI. 2740. -6
NEAR KENNEDY THEATRE, All On
edia pl. NV; lge. dble; home envi-
DTonment; 70 conv. trsnsp.; S12.50 wk.
THE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV,
single and double rooms young
ladies and young men; water tele
in rooms; showers; excel. board 7s
MOTHER with Q or 8
children: child care and meals;
convenient transp. AP. 2342. g.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES

P.B.x.-swITCHBoARD COURSE; Q
Tks.. $50. wks.. $50. Busy, active
SfSsf ssS' SCH e s2i isis EMERIcAN f. 5A
rsS; Iss15!5 S;kE5cIrTIoN5sr 2. % Is course easily
sH4abLEK tY!t41sR 60 HUI JPlsss ss4s sf5 sT ssss MHs
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training: day and evening
glasses WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
cLERIcAEs IN aoaE q s.; STUDY PjD q oouksE, hasE
by PERCANDE. 1851 edition. COM
plete with questions and answers.
ONLY S2."5. Insist on PERGANDE.
text specialists in CIVIL SERVICE
since 1894. On sale leading book
S!STe SStS sIS and a at BoYD SCHOOL cor,
g am: to 8 pm. daily.
REFRESHER and beg. courses in
shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping,
comptometer, Eng. etc. Day and
ewes. Save "a usual time. Small
classes Hundreds of openings in
itol Hill. Enroll today, new classes.
You can win at BOYD SCHOOL Test.
b yrs.l. 700 18th, cor. G NV.
IF you ARE MECHANICALLY mind.
ed talk to us about your future.
Our complete thorough course in
dental technology qualities you for
an interesting career in this field
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unionS-approved for vet
Grams. Other schools in New York
and Philadelphia. Free placement
upon. graduation Call or come in
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH
NOLOGY. $50 7th st. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
ROOMS FuRNisHEp-N.E.

LGE. DBLE RM. with twin beds in
transp.. Call GE. 1924 sun, wk.
BRESTWooD adsS SaSes Him VILLAGE, sssa i4tb
st. n.e.-Large front rm. adj bath
with shower. $40 wk. DU. 328S.
s2e CoNsT. AVE. Me- room,
SGT so mo-; immed. occu. See ten.
In bsmt. or call NE. 5400.
NICE FRONT RIM. 2 gentlemen share
So week each. Phone in rm. Car
1905 r. L AVE. MCLEAN. com
Portable rm. next to bath: conv
transp.; reasonable. CO. 6490. S
302 r. I. AvE.-Gentleman, nicely
1uan;; ano;,.ns near sransp;; Ja unIim. phone
THE MARICK, 1873 Constitution ave
n.e.-Lge., comfortable rms, laund :
cook privil. Doubles. ca. s25 up.
Also rm: for couple. Ii. 1864.
THE GALENA. 1872 Constitution ave
neIdge; rm iaSe,s dels;s ssi new newly dec front
Is EvARTS ST. NE, off N. Capitol
st.--Lge. nicely furn. front rm. next
path; good transp.; gentleman. DU.
6@i Z ST. N.E.-Double rm.. twin
beds; for 2 men; single rm.: conv.
COLORED-3O7 IIth ST. N.E.-One
double room; two quiet gentlemen
daily after q. &c
doubles in nice home. LA. 6-4972.
COLORED-RooM for cple. or lady;
phone privils. Ii. 4-39lS. s
C0LORED-ROOM. pvt. entr.; bath;
Frigidaire; empl. cple. or lady; no
children; Christian home; privils.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-CoLoRED GIRL wants 5-day
week; pvt. family: s yrs. exper.: S25,
carfare. AT. 271o.
6. II. W., colored woman desires Job
M9n< sns5 through Fri; expers ref. -Tu.
GIRL. colored. desires work: e.h.w.
and plain cooking; 5-day week: Vir-
ginia ref. MI. S626.
GIRL. colored. wishes general house
!na Work NJ! az days a week. Plain cook
GIRL. coIored, wants days work. Ex-
perienced AID. 421I,
GIRL: saoa eolored. wants days work. Cali
GIRL, 1selored. desires day work
up It'll 4:30 pm. Ii. 4-3I70.
8. Call LU. 1884. Is
LADY wants gh.w., plain cooking
HU' aT?' ses4, as child care; 6h days. Can
YOUNG WOMAN desires care of Q
ehiidres eso while mother works. Call
I'll Il TAKE RE- A JOE, housework, cook
IRsT-CIAss LAUNDREssN g. wants
ExPfRs coIoRfD e sof fns NGRsE i4 vii give
esiidrsa day care afss Non J. thrH 1u Fri iso5 col
ooaoREPcHlp fne Eav sass eAaE q q. e ssEt- ssTs
TIP o1s5 < o.
coLoRED GIRL desires Job plain
fGf f1ok 4 4assod and house work. Stay nishts.
COLoRED GIRL wishes restaurant.
maid or other work. Experienced.
CoGofED GIRL desires Job as
mothers helper; or 5h days q
-eek: live out. DU. 1894.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as nurse
maid or plain cook: reference and
health card; live out. DU. 1928.
COLoRED GIRL wishes general house
YORK and take care of children.
CoLoRED GIRL desires day work;
reference. EX. 1884.
C0LORED GIRL desires housework;
, or 5 days week. Ii. 6-S91S.
COL0RED WOMAN, good worker, de-
sires job doing house work. Ii,
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work full
or part time. days a week. Refer
ences VI. 1862.
COLoRED WOMAN desires days
work. AID. 9761.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants days work
coloRHD' WOMAN wants days work.
Cleaning and laundry. Refs. Ii.
CoIoRED WOMAN desires part time
YORK o,n to 2; exper. and refs.
COL. WOMAN wants days work Wed,
Saturday; ref; Ii. 1896.
Evening star., 1951-03-06

BRICK WORK, walls. steps. walks,
porches,, chimn,. windows inst; LIST
el; mech. Ewes. MI. 611s. 80
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
sAPER' saATPgfasry, II eraes; sszss ssment work Mr.
CARPENTER. small Jobs, house paint
ing. interior and exterior; roofs re-
paired and painted. WA. 6442.
CARPENTER-Home repairs OF all
kinds. Work guaranteed. Call FA.
5o35 after 9; Sat. and Sun. all
CARPENTER ~ Remodelins Of an
kinds; general contracting. Call Mr.
LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
cabinet work. remodel
ing ing and repairs. general contract
caRPENTRs8Attics lnsi Iii s4ss finished, rssr.. e.
dormer windows. residential or com.
merciai. j. E. HENDRICKS, UN. 24al
CEMENT WALKS, walls, steps; car
pentry. part. plas.. lge.. small; white
mechs. JACK SPARKS. HO. s439.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fre.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe dratnages.
F MARcuCCIo, Rockville. Md.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER; phone RA. 1888 any day.
DRvIEWAY PAVING, asphalt; low
work: Alaska Coat & BRICK CO.
ma; 1855 or OF. 1900. -6
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS-Re-
immed. Call RA. 2,2222 any time. -
FENCE - Galvanized cham INK. ali
posts In concrete; Immediate erec-
tton, Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6sS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552s.
FGoon FGss5 9ifs aEsv1es. s' Wa A." i,ss, aASIoH
FLOORS SANDED and finished: aual.
NJ n MoRk1s. eGsk az sH. asss ssas0na0le 0F'c'
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothirs but the
essnine ayas sanaaf nssaadn srnes
finishes FLOORING CONTRAc-
TORS To g., NC, 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. heating
and roofing, WA. 3110. UN. 9l59,
HANDBAGS MADE TO ORDER and
kinds. VI. 1887. IS
MATTRESSES remade. So up. STEIN
gEDpINa BE pins Co. 1924 18th st. NV
MATREssEs and box springs. reno
yated and recovered like new; over
25 years experience. WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO.. -315-321 l. st. s.w.
MA. 1859, MA. 6679.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. reduced
l. cRoWELL. sH. 1878. -is
PAPERING done at once. 81 room UP.
Do own work. Guaranteed. White
mechanics. GE. OO24. %
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. Sanitas
hung; frst-class work; white mech
UN. 906S. -10
PAINTING, paperhanging. root. gut
ter and carpentry repairs: pure oil
paint used. RA 1864. GE $500.
PAINTING. PAPERING. commercial
residential Satisfied customers 25
years. MR. LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS,
foi, quiet couple, or day care for
child. NE. 1T76, -6
21i7 r ST. N.W.-Bsmt. studio rm.
refsr.. radio or TV, shower. . or 8
persons. FIX O653. -
1910 HIATT PL., corner of Park I'd
bet. 18th and 16th-Lge. furn. rm.,
windows, elec. hot plate, laundry
privilS., unlim. phone; pleasant sur
roundlngs; for , young business
women; reasonable. -7
800 EAST CAPITOL ST. - rms,
l:ght. gas and heat incl; conv.
transp.; $3.50 mo. -l2
LARGE AND SUNNY Ink. RMS.
Ss.5O-S9 pr week; Pa. ave-, mr..
Wash. Circle; empl. cpls. only; child
infant to 5 years; will care for
children while mothers work. ST.
637 A NE large rooms, kitchen
cite. for Ink; 50 per week; mo
drinking: emDlOyPd
Evening star., 1951-03-06

Basin new, complete. $3.50 each;
close-coupled toilet and tank. S27. .95
ftsingS. sSTSS ACE wREcRfsa zS eo'. 5s r. e.
BATHROOM OUTFITS
ST: 1T: d,,i,. s.i tub basin. 3 toilet OUTFIT,
sinks, less nit, from $50. 80. 4-in.
SUP. Co. s67 v s. St. NV NV. n No. 1921. 1921.
sints BASINS. @ toilets fSa 'uIS PEEsLsss Fl LES
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave-. DE. 1870.
ssp; sio single RR' oaat spring and mattress;
BEDS t2)-Hollywood. Simmons in
and quilted chintz coveriets, Gus Gus
tom made. Together $3.50. DE. 1883.
BEDROOM, Apo. solid blond mahos.,
excel. excel; cpnd:: s125; dinette, table. 4
fafS r. $685. 0i0Ra Ra nsaos sos stsr SO s Phons
FURNTTUREN7 pieces, pieces ino
cluding double bed: must be sold at
$3.50. EN-. 1895. o''' wall SCH I7 '0f
BEDROOM SET, black LACQUER, With
glass knobs. Dble. bed, dresser,
chest OF drawers, vanity and bench.
go. Apt. 2. 467- N. Thomas st.,
Arl, Va. -
BEDROOM SET, 5-piece. blond ma
hogany: reg. $500; must sell 1925.
WA. b700. 7s
BEDROOM SET, two HOLLYWOOD beds,
dresser with mirror. chest 6 draw
ersl. both glass tops. mahogany;
eft. green heavy-cushioned couch,
Fem Fempis Eaq,9: b9ss' sell separate Evenings
walnut, in orig. Carton, i viii sac, sac,
Iifice at 25% Oh cost at S225. 10.
2-1502.
BOOKS-Added lot for quick dis
poSal, "a cents each. regardless Of
value. S07 11th st. NV.
BRICKS-Face and common, 1 or O
million ALASKA GOAL AND BRICK
Evening star., 1951-03-06
DOGS, PETS. ETC. tcon,.)

COLLIE. 10-month male. housebroken,
friendly with children; can be reg;
GREAr RE- qTi PYRENEGs sSEG PUPS. rare es and
majestic sheepdogs of the Pyrenees
Mts.; reasonable. TO. 1922 3
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe
registered. Cali JE. 3-7302. -12
COCKER PUPS, 5 wks. old. all black
Cali any day. RA A431 p
Evening star., 1951-03-06

BRICKS. face and common, any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY, AID 1900 III.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Redwood
siding. A and better, ssxs. at S2l5
also white pine combination doors
starting at $1S.15; also NCP
screen doors, 2-sx6-9x1 b, 3-0x6-9x
1As. SS.25. EISINGER MILL g.
LUMBER Co. 4736 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. WI 5000 "a
Evening star., 1951-03-06

Learn Typing-$8 Month
TYP1NG SCHOOL
1A0R q CT N VI CT OOEO
Evening star., 1951-03-06
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXER, female. 3 mos, fawn, black
mask; % champions in background
incl. 5 international. S1O0. JE.
3-S13S after $50 pm. -
WELSH CORGI, bitch tpembroke), s
mos, imported: reg. British and
Axe: $500. NO. 6595. Ill
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Sire:
Grand Victor, Champion Valiant.
ASGARD KENNELS, reg, FA. $500
PEKINGESE. Axe reg, faun and
white. female, 3 yrs. Did friendly
disposition; S75 or best offer. Cali
SH. 1886. --6
ST. ANDREA COOKERS, puppies of
outstanding quality and disposition
Show quality being offered at pet
prices. Health guaranteed. Call
Vienna 24-J-5 collect, Sunday and
WANTED-Pedigree Persian kitten,
not, rot oyer oyer 3 weeks old. housebroken.
sCoTTY PUP, female, s. mos: Axe
registered; wormed and distemper
shots. WA. s916 after 8, pm. IS
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

BABY CHICKS. blood tested barred
rocks, N H reds and white rocks;
poultry feeds brooders. feeders,
supplies and remedies. F. w
BoLGdANo q CO.. All N. Y. ave
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 x st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds. baby chicks.