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The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
MANY LOCAL. NAMES ON NEW JURY LIST

Names of the following local persons were drawn for petit jury duty in Third District Court: Chugiak-James McDoweu and Knute Whalen; Eklutna-Eugenie and Ray Stevens; Palmer-Marne Hanks and Glen Wood (also C. l.. and Rose Nelson who are Outside and Lea Dias and Gertrude Ed monds who are away from the precinct); Wasilla-Violet Cogh- Ian, John E. Lemon, Lee C. Nell son, Thomas J. Nail, Carl Paul son, Frank Sorenson, and Will ford N. Wells.
 All these persons contacted by Deputy U. s. Marshal William Bouwens this week were asked to report to Judge Anthony Di- mond for duty on July 2.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03

ment of the Interior on which the community club building is now located.
 United States Judge
 President Truman has nomina- ted J. Earl Cooper of Anchorage as United States Judge of the Second Division with headquart- CTS at Nome.
 The nomination, sent to the Hill for Senate confirmation, was made to fill the vacancy created when Joseph W. Kehoe, now Secretary of Alaska, resigned.
 MT. Cooper has been Assistant and later United States Attorney for the Third Division since 1946.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Local Dairy Families
 Given Recognition in NufionuI Publication

Success stories of several prom inent Matanuska Valley dairy farmers were featured in the spring issue of Surge News, a commercial quarterly published in Chicago by Babson Bros. Com pany.
 Under the title "The Heart of Alaska's Dairyland," this is the second of two articles featuring dairy farmers of the Valley. The spring article contains stories about MT. and Mrs. Ray Rebar- chek, MT. and Mrs. Harold Thu ma, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Hoff- man, the Clifton Growers, the L. M. DePriests, and Leonard Moffitt.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Housing Appropriation

President Truman has sent a $5 million appropriation request to the House for Alaska housing for inclusion in the anticipated sup plemental appropriation bill.
 The request was sent to the Hill in support of Senate ap- proved bill containing authoriza- tion to increase the revolving fund for the Alaska Housing Au- thority from $15 million to $20 million. The authorization bill is now before the House Banking and Currency Committee. The re- volving fund program created in the Alaska Housing Act enacted in the 81st Congress permits special housing loans, including remote dwelling improvement loans in native areas.
 U. of Alaska Funds
 Delegate Bartlett's bill which authorizes an increase of $21, 800 year to the University of Alas ka for agriculture instruction pur- poses was signed into law by the President this week.
 The authorization will thus per init the total allotment of $71,- 500 for this purpose since the University now receives $5O.0OO each year for instruction purpos- es under separate law.
 Land al Chugiak
 The Community Club of Gnu giak would be permitted to pur- chase approximately five acres of land for use as a community rec reation center and for other com munity purposes under the terms of a bill introduced by Delegate Bartlett this week.
 At the present time the land in question is held under special use permit issued by the Depart
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
MATT ONKKA LEAVES FOR BPOE GRAND LODGE MEETING

Matt Onkka, Exalted Ruler of the local Elks Lodge left Sunday for the Grand Lodge meeting in New York. The national meeting, at which Onkka will represent the recently instituted BPOE Lodge Number 1842, will begin July 13.
 Palmer's infant lodge has grown by'leaps and bounds since it was instituted last October. Its list is now well on the way to the 200 mark. Newest members of the local lodge, in- itiated at the last regular meet ing, June 26, are Blythe Hark- ness, John Starr, LeRoy John son, and Daniel Daggs.
 Insure today, see Ray.
 Better still. SEE BILL!
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Girl Scout News

The Girl Scouts went up to Eklutna Lake last week. MT. Ed Casey took us and showed us around. We climbed a little of the mountain and also went for a boat ride around the lake.
 Before we went to the lake, we stopped in at the Indian graves and they were very interesting.
 Jean Onkka, reporter
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03

the center of the cleared area which runs along the north-south Swanson Street from Sherrod Avenue north toward Swanson Avenue, both of which are east west streets.
 It is believed that a call for bids on the new school construc- tion will be issued some time this month.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
LAND CLEARED FOR
 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE IN NORTH PALMER

Cleared recently were approxi- mately three acres of the A. J. Swanson land in North Palmer which was purchased last spring for the new elementary school. North and east of the cleared plot trees were left standing to serve as a windbreak for the new school.
 The school will be located near
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER

By MARY LEE COUNCIL. Secretary to E. L. Bob) Bartlett Delegate Congress
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-28
Sherburne And Vale
Cars In Highway Crash

In a crash on Highway No. 2
east of Browning Wednesday, the
cars of J. l.. Sderburne and Earl
Vale were practically demol-
ished, with J. L. coming out
without a scratch. Vale, how
however, wasn't so fortunate.
He suffered several fractured
ribs and is confined to the local
hospital.
Cause of the accident W a
when ]. L. was tagged down by
an REA lineman who was doing
repair work and had some wire
stretched across the highway at
the moment.
J. l.. brought his car, a Stu
debaker, to a sudden stop and
Vale, driving a Buick, crashed
from behind.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-28
About the Town

Louis Old Man Chief of Brown
ing, having enlisted in the regu-
lar army for a period of two
years, was sworn in at the Butte
main station last Friday. The
enlistment was through the Army
and Air Force Recruiting station
at Shelby. Louis will be pro-
cessed at TT. Lewis, Wash.
Studebaker new cars, pickups
and trucks. Genuine Studebak-
err parts. factory trained mechan-
les. Al w. Hanson Motors, 27OW,
Cut Bank, Montana. Ste.
Mrs. Dick Taught is home from
Rugby, North Dakota, where she
had been visiting her daughter,
Patti.
For sale or traGe-1948 4-wheel
drive jeep pickup, Al condition.
new rubber, new Hurricane en-
CINE. Prefer to trade for live
stock. Hereford or Angus cows to
calve in spring, must be Bangs
tested" Will consider Hereford
or Angus yearling h e f Ell or
steers. Write Box 572. Conrad,
Montana. 1-4p.
The venerable old democrat.
Dan Hagerty, is here from Pol
son this week, his first visit in
over two years. He plans to re-
turn there in day or so to pack
his belongings and come back to
Browning to make his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Watson are
home from Portland. where they
visited relatives. While there
Don underwent treatment for
a condition that developed from
a dislocated vertebra in the low
er spinal column.
John Tkach of Yukon, Alaska
is here visiting his sister, Billie
Starr. 1t is their first meeting in
! % years. When they last saw
each other they were children.
Studebaker used cars and pick
ups. 1851 Dodge pickup, q ton,
like new, 5000 miles. 1850 Chew
sedan. Some older cars and
pickups. Some cheap. SO m Z
good while they last. Al w. Han
son Motors. phone 270W. Cut
Bank, Montana,
Lost Pair of mems bifocal
glasses, brownish horn-rimmed;
need at once; good reward; re-
turn to Fred Conway at Steak
House. 3-2p.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-28
Grading Meats

There are seven Federal meat
grades. but you ordinarily find only
five OF those seven grades in the
retail stores. These five are US.
Prime, U. S. Choice, U. S. Good,
U. S. Commercial and U. S. Utility.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-28
Australian Cingos

Australian Eingos
DinGos Of Australia are the most
doSlike OF the wild members Of the
canine family. Resembling dogs in
character and physique, they have
one woIflike characteristic in the
hdshy tail. which is about halfway
between that Of wolf and dog of
similar coat.
Evening star., 1952-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

sILVERWARE ANY CONDITION
SeWelry, china, glassware and bric-e-
brac. d. Milestone. North 0300
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143S Wis. ave
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GEOkGETOWN-Avail. June ] fol
long lease. 1st-fir. apt; State Dept
cpl. ordered abroad. Lge. liv. rm
with firepl. charming din. rm. with
kit. 2 double bedrms., / sgl. bedrm.
2 baths. All utils. and janitor serv
Freshly and handsomely decorated
Call OR. 2615 or ST. $685., %
Evening star., 1952-05-05

224 E. CAPIToL-Housekeepine rm.,
refs; snss else hot plate; empl. couple.
No. s. Iio9 L ST. N.w.-Good-siHzed
room with kitchenette; share bath;
newly painted: good rental at S54
L st. WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
134s L ST. N.W.@comforta6ie End
d. 1-rm. efficiency with running
water, $1,000 wk. -
400 4th ST. N.W.-One housekeeping
rm:, refgr., sink; $40 wk. Inquire
Apt, 8 after pm. Adults only. No
1901 BELMONT ROAD. N.w-single
and double; large, clean and bright
rooms with kitchen privileges from
$500 up week. NO. 3974. g.
SEVERAL Ink. RMS. with re-
frigeration. Apply 500 Mass. ave.
2ii5 F ST. N.w.-Large front Stu
dio room;, refgr.. radio. TV; S2l
wk.; small room. SIS. Elk. 0653
2Iao 18th ST. N,w.-Nice dble. rm.,
refgr., stove. all util.. linen furn. !;
S36. month. co. 1852. %
COLORED-SUITABLE EMPL. couple
or settled woman; nice kit. avail
able; (utilS. furn.). AID. S773. -5
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

WILL MOVE ANYTHING, large or
small, with care and covers to pro-
tect. Will stand good for anything
moved. Free estimate given cheer
fully. Call me, Ii. 3-2S09.
WE MOVE trunks and pieces, rea-
sonable. RAPID MOVING CO., HO.
MoViNG ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
co INC. testab. 1909.
BEHE 4 HALL, movers, local and
long distance. Call LU. 2-22O3;
,sUS;Sc eyesiS Lu, ISn 1897 :; ixc IS
day or night. Call OR. 1857. 3
MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small or
large job by exper. men: reas. rates
estimates given AT. 9342.
FERMAN'S TRANSFER Co., INC
Local and long distance moving
Wardrobe service. ME. 6072; after
MOVING AND STORAGE - Lowest
rates. Call for estimates. EDWARDS
CONTRACT CO., 1888 Half st. s,e..
EDELMHNS MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
Reas. ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416
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HOUSES FURNISHED

4 RMS, BATH, KIT. Completely furn.,
TV. new elec. stove; large yard; S1O0
mo. JU. 5-1SS3 before 3. -
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Owner will lease
year or longer to responsible tenant;
elec. kitchen. .knotty pine recr. rm.,
maids rm and bath; 2 large screened
porches; attached garage; prize gar
den. Available June Is. For appoint
rRkoMRa Rs9t RhoPs PaRK&six 4F. 1881; room, nicely
Tenent 1gTn fDE to fransO WASHER
TWO-BEDRM. semidet. brick home,
near Shirlington shopping center.
DEC Only 1dfsl s4S fSr Gd GD1e wih wh
years lease: THOs. 6. MAGRUDER
CO.. S9057 Wilson blvd. ia. 2-3131;
4 BEDRM. COMPLETELY FURN-
n.y. RS 4iss $si5s.2s mo; Avail May SS,sa'it 8.
CLEVELAND PARK, June Is through
Sept. 15--Cool. conv., attractiveiy
furn;; 3 bedrooms, baths, large
G!fH s95 mo noa faTa Phone mGaern s5er 16 6tGhsn
LEE BLVD. HElGHTs-Beautif12lly
ffqrnished; g bedrooms; avail May
y; $l70. Gall. JOSEPH W. sEAY
CO.. FA. 262O. -
FOXHALL VILLAGE; 8 bedrm.. furn.
house. EN- 6697. 3
AvAILABLE r MOS. June !, de-
tached 3-bedrms.. 2 baths. furnished,
all services incl. TV: Bath pl. be-
tween Garfield and Mass. ave. OR.
O962 before 10 am. or IA pm. g
on famous towpath
group; June /; 5000. No. 2344. %
HILLS, 1907 Alabama ave.
Small 2-bedrm. house, furn. Phone
OF. 9O4O. 3
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ase GRbs G.Ry ts sasss With Rb.St6n ns
ONE-BEDRM. APT. to Share with /
other girl between $3.50 yrs. Cali
WHfTE HOUSE viICiSiTY-i tat
500 or 2 (at $40 ea.J. Young men
wanted to share redecorated Q rm.,
kit. and bath apt. with man. Box
33: 2 bedrms.. ~; $40 mo. Ii.
3-3O63 ewes and weekends. $
SPACIOUS, 2-BEDRM., FURN. APT.
to share with 2 girls or married
couple; TV and piano. 10. 2-7s25.
LOVELY NV. APT. to share with
congenial lady. This is q real home.
RFPINtn GGGS tTanSPi Yo,IRG Phone RA Hx s4s7; IS
apt, with another; upper Wise. ave. !;
nicely furn.. TV; reas. KE. 7-O31O.
WANT 2 YOUNG MEN to share apt. /;
eli util. paid: conv. transp. 1851
Wilson blvd, Apt. 2. Arlington. Va.
7os Ss' IMlSGS&Si MoS&ouTH APIS, 1913 $50 G
n.w.-l or , young ladies to share
6-rm apt. with 3; cooking optional.
COLORED-Desirable man and wife
wanted to share 6-rm. house with
bachelor. LA. 6-9047.
desires to share apt.
with cple. or single person. 1905 T
st. NV, DU. 1908, after $50. -8
Evening star., 1952-05-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1454 EUCLID ST., Apt. 4-2nd floor.
lge. rm,; good transp. Laundry
privils.; pvt. home; phone. co.
18th S4i AND N N.w.-For business
ss snd sg 9na sn OBJ main T%y yisc fs
References, ME. $3.50. NO. 1897. %
AVAIL. NOW TO OCT. 1. Reas. -
Furn. l bedrm.. kit. liv. rm. and
Il dinette; lge; screenned-in porch; NV;
riSi iSaOtSi eR1rTkNDEN Fl; Ias' ST. N.w.-Larse G
st. carline; nice closet; pvt. home.
GEORGETOWN. "A 50. from Dunbar
ton Oaks-1 bedrm., / bed-liv. rm.,
Fsss4 Fsss4 hf bE f5s 5sss eng Gsin pm1f f'asia
SINGLE. DOUBLE. sleeping and.
housekeeping rms. vic. 14th and
Eairmont NV. Call CO. q464. II !
HARVARD: taRN near 18th ,h. st.Etse.. comiI naI
trSnsp.; trans sTi Tor sober rDHs MAN. 0"i No. s54s
1917 18th ST. N.w.-Room with
semipvt; bath, suitable for 2. In
1871 sqiFe 1RafEG RAEG ST. I'm NN.w.-rour extra.
lge. bay windows. double room. no,
plate permitted. $45 mo-; no chill
l4SS mASS. AVE. N.Ws-SBle,, alSC
dble.. twin beds. run. water; SIS. sc
ROOM IN CATHoLiCs HOME. nea,
church. transp.: employed girl. GE
EMERSON AND 14th NV. Maste,
room, private bath; Is min. to +
St; newly decorated: new furniture
immacuiate; $40. ia. 2614. -
1920 18th ST. NV, near Dupon
Circle. single, 2 windows, next bath
$3.50 semimonthly. MI. 9731. Ill
1913 L ST. Right downtown; large
front single room, southern expo
sure; So week. Iii
1908 N. H. AVE. Near Dupont Circle
Large 1st floor single. room, neaI
modern shower; SS week. Ill
1850 GIRARD ST. The Palme
| House" Deeirable single room will
running water; only $3.50 weekly.
1854 QUE ST. "The Kennert.". Nice
clean single rooms near bath; s.
GLOVER GLOW II PIX. e42s runlaw I'd; iars,
single rm. adj. bath: 3 windows;
block shopping center. transp.; gen
tleman preferred. EN-. 5667, -
$35. 10th ST., DOWNTOWN. Com
pletely pvt. studio for man. 1851
r st. NV. Shown 6:30-9:30 pm:
17OS UPsHUR ST. Large single room
next bath: beautiful surroundings
Evening star., 1952-05-05
MIscEL. WANTED tcent.,

BARRELS, wooden, or CORRUGATED
drums; size suitable for china pack
ing only. Clean and In good condi-
tion. Gil. 2124. -S
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home: cash. We do moving; storage.
TA. 2937; after z PM. GE. 1416
Evening star., 1952-05-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWIN FURN. STUDIO RIM, pvt. kit.
for lady; will consider couple. 1920
1sis FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Lge. rm.,
sink and. Frigidaire. For couple.
Also small rm., Ink. -7
1901. 18th ST. NV. Nice and clean,
Tor at People p; se'ss co. sIzsi s1xs u'i',
13a2 FAIkMONT ST. NV. First a.
Ink. rm. for couple, lady unem-
ployed; $40 Q week.
4l16 l4th ST. N.W;-Lge., nicely
furn, Ink. rm., ,refg. hot plate;
Evening star., 1952-05-05
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

BEAUTIFUL. large. corner. master
bedrm;, private bath; bus AZ Ct door;
VERY NICE LARGE ROOM for / or 2
or couple; pvt. bath; small family;
2S13 WILSON Blvd. North Airing
ton-Large room. or 2 girls only;
twin beds; next to bath. See after
LARGE PRIVATE ROOM and bath
for men only. Jr1. 9-0o46. .--6
PLEASANT RM., 2 or 3 careful. re-
fined girls: conveniently located on
Columbia pike. OK. 1924. -
1901 N. WAYNE ST., ARL... large
quiet, sunny room; S12 wk.: 1 or 9
men; close to bus. oW. 9131, eyes
HYATTSvILLE. MD.-Lge. furn. rm.
on 2nd fl. with twin beds. walk in
ch set. for or . men. Board II
desired. WA S404. IS
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Gentlemen Very comfortably furn.
ished room in private home. Con
venient location. Call WI. 27S2. IS
Evening star., 1952-05-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 or 4 bedrm. house.
N. Arlington or Falls Church loca-
tion. OW. $3.50. IS
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
BY Md. or NV. D. c.. free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone us today. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -
ABOUT JULY I, Navy captain de-
sires lease 3-bedroom. unfurniShed
house. convenient to intersection
Mass. wis. aves. Prefer Chevy
Chase-BetheSda Rent about S125.
Ordway 5000. Ext. 265. --6
FORCES urgently need
houses, apis. List property with
ARMED FORCES HOUSING OF
FICE.
VA. and NV. Ii. $1,000, Ext. 7-4115
Sc. ard NE. 10; $4,000. Ext. 313
Evening star., 1952-05-05
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

ANGUS BULL, Duke" for service,
pedigreed, registered and from q
credited herd. Bloodline. Duke of
Milburn, Chalmer Challinger and
Black Burger. This is a rare oppor-
tunity to improve breeding stock. II
small herd and can't afford expen-
sive bull, will move Duke" in; other
wise, service here. Have sons from
l "a to 3 yrs. for sale at value prices.
Mullenderry farm. See sign on Route
81 between Norbeck and Olney. LO
5-0630 farm, or RE. 1891, ONCE:
Call Monday, leave phone no. If no
answer. IS
FIFTEEN GRADE A Hereford heifers,
all with calves. Is Holstein heifers,
several with calves. others to fresh
en- in Sept. See Mr.. TAYOR, Pooles-
willie Md "A
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION IN
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good food, kind supervision. KRISs
kROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 679-J.
COCKER PUPPIES, black and white
Axe registered; wormed. Vienna
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe show
prospects. beauties. ELPAW KEN
MELS, Alex. Va, Duke st. extended.
TE; 1890; QX, 1851
SIAMESE KITTEN. pedigreed. house
broken. fine mothers day gift: reas. !:
WANTED~White. male, one year OF
under; Samoyede or thoroughbred
Eskimo spitz. Oliver 3947. 5s
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, purebred
reasonable. Call KE. 3-4aS2. q
pet for child. Male, buff color
LA, 6-9O47
Evening star., 1952-05-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE with 2 children, z and 2,
desire / or 2 bedroom unfurnished
apartment in Riverdale. Md. or
neighboring towns by May 80.
Write Box 253-V, Star.
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va; white
ODen z dpyS Ma OOOI
Evening star., 1952-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STATIONERY and ONCE supply store;
unusually good opportunity; terms
If desired; no phone calls. HENRY
e: BROWN. 1856 So. Washington ST.,
DEIIccATEssEN. Other business forces
payt. Ii. 4-93aS after 8. M6
THE OGDEN FOOD SHOP. 14O2 Og-
den st. NV; $l,s00 or best offer:
BRHuTY aaH ISaS sGoP fF for of'saSsa sse on
st. NV, very good location. owners
opening larger shop. Priced for
OLD ESTABLISHED COAL and fuel
oil 9dn,ss business ., several thSusand Gus
MANAGER-PARTNER wanted fol
auto wrecking and used car business
In D; G. Owner called to active duty.
- TE; S695 after e. s.
mnnity in PGince IN eo sro"'4E co,0t9: G0m
closest competition 8 mi. $4,000;
no reas. offer refused. Call Central
$4,000, any day except Sunday.
TIRED? Exper. operators wish to
etc; etc. best e Of r refs. ST.. 1884. an
ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms, Z
baths; Just west Of the White House;
only $S.5O0 on terms. Good fur
nishipgs EdS M9nIqs Iqss lease; Low rent. Call
GRocEkYMGSoosd o ootS o. bSsiness, Ssi eSS'' modern
Eers. owNER ST. ST. 45ss. aes'' no 30 G50-
RESTAURANT FOR SALE. including
beer Lie license aa. dIi 173o cd Kalo5sma aSgs I'd.
FAMILY AMI T0r sRoE sRRs Gag sroRE cG sSSa Suburban
Washington. Must sacrifice; other
business interests. Very good buy.
Box 237-V, Star. q
RESTATRANT With ilSr ssoo sn upper PIP
wk.; rent $3.50 month incl. 2 apis.
$4,000 handles, bal. easy. w. E.
THRIFT. Exclusive: 14ll Pa. ave.
NV: MA: 9743 or UN. 1927. >
ship for the right person. Box
REsTAukANr1. STAT ssiS1 sale or lease. bldg
and equip; excel; location; ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243.
TAILOR SHOP, excel; loc.,, we'll
equipped nice profit; due to illness,
win sacrifice. 1925 18th st. NV
CAFETERIA. downtown location; do
ing $500 daily: very. modern equip
ment; owner has other large a6g bust
Rsndes sSs muss ss 'asn
auired; closes s pm. daily; well
known: large seating capacity. BOB
HOLLANDER, exclusive. 1411 Pa.
ACTIVE ct W PARTNER S'. WANTED for
small downtown night club: exper-
ience unnecessary, will teach busi-
ness; draw 500 wkly. plus "a profit:
now operated by manager; estab-
nshed 9 years; opens pm; very
profitable: excellent location: good
lease. $4,000 cash down required.
MA. WAX ~
CHiNCH1LLAs. s young pairs. 10 to
"A months old; 4 pair bred; all
from AA graded stock See at 1918
Pa. ave. Sc. Monday and Tues
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for party
with operating capital; sound, profit
able investment; beautiful region.
Southern Mexico. For particulars,
phone ia. 7-5164. z to q pm. 6"
REST. AND BAR, completely equipped: :
seats III no; good for psrtpers ooG or
down. bal. terms. 1246 Pa. ave.
WORLD WAR ii vet, 35, has $4,000
$4,000 and services to invest in
profitable business. Box COX, Star.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

PLANTS, giant ever
bearing gems: all other good va
rieties; fresh dug. Some raspberry
plants. creeping phloX, iris, prim-
rose, poppies, all other perennials.
SoI JOHN BURDoFT. Colvesville. Md.
AGaIEAs,r GsI EEAyssrspse1 5s7av 4sS4e sd s-ovn 81,
ors, and sizes: SOC and up: wholesale
and retail Open weekdays and Sun
rIRIfiES IIiS REMovAL. EN- y, n S. and UP; se. our
Pafus flsf ss1lPsses TPas s1d saye money;
FIAGSToNE WORk-Terraces. are
places. retaining wall. pipe drainage.
Anrt All kinds Ct t.sG11TG,o esmsnt work: stone
Md Rockville 35ss
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil for
caS1 1sTnS ri and doag greenhouses very Teas'
LANbscApE GARDENER. complete pI
maintenance service; moving, trim
GARDENS FLOWED and Narrowed:
lawns disced and graded; clearing
low, standard rates. Call WI. 0684
MILKING MACHINE-De Leval elec
milking machine with 3 units. less
than l year old; has bottom
buckets; complete with motor and
Al necessary attachments. $3.50. less
tudH ualI the original cost. milk
cooler. 34-in., complete. $50; Smith
way elec. hot-water heater. 10-gal
size. plug-in type; milk stools; milk
storage box, S-can capacity, SI25;
several misc: dairy items. 81. 1894
Sunday until noon, MI. 24O0, MRS.
>, ALEXANDRIA; weekdays. -5
used; The most beautiful lawns in
ToPsOiL. landscaping' nd best
quality. any quantity. Immediate
service and delivery. LU. 1868,
RoToTi!iLfL.ER, excellent eond.; Mio
, good buy; Call FA: 1924. IS
sodding, grading: ton
soil, soil manurs; nan eoo cement and brick
AFRICAN VIOLETs. many varieties,
Sgia sman 1a and > large 1 plants; 25c to So so.
TREE-TRINIMING and removal; lots
prices, Cali Lo. 5-5S05. "eASonSoie m5
ANNUAL. vegetable and herb plants.
WEATHERED OAK HERB FARM.
OIL. 2402. Out Bradley blvd. 4
miles to our sign on right. 3
AZALEAS, pink dogwoods, .magnolias.
potted roses. evefgreenS, shade trees,
fruit trees, vegetable and Towering
plants. Thousands to select from.
It; LOWRY RIGGS, end of s.
RsihlnEtos RosaHllie sesg' st.. Rockville N Nd.
FLOWING. DIsCING. MOVING gar
dens. yards. Sc. Wash. So. Md.
Evening star., 1952-05-05
ROOMS FuRNISHED-N.E.

NICE FURN. HALL ROOM: prefer
sgle. person. Call after 6. Ii. 4-OO53.
1909 STAPLES st; ne: - -
next to bath: unlimited phone at
bedrm. dr.; in adult family; to nice
young men. non-drinkers. NO. 1851.
-5
1911 Z ST.-Two nice. clean rms. !;
l lge., I small; conv. transp. gentle
man pref. FIR. 0735, ewes. after
Mr.. MT. RAINIER, 2s17 Monroe St.
n.e.-Two rms. end floor: can be
rented together or separately; "a
blk. from carliue. NO. 91S7. 5
COLORED-I820 II ST. double
room for employed couple. AT.
3153. .
Evening star., 1952-05-05
HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO BACHELORS to share lge. home
in Chevy Chase with 3 others. EX-
cellent meals and maid service. Call
all day Sun. or after weekdays.
OIL, n0O6. "a