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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-06-04

barring foreign access to it's land
and shore basesi time of peace,
was strictly the business of the
Norwegian government.
Despite his tight schedule, Gen
eral Eisenhower also found time
to give an impromptu talk to a
large crowd of Oslo students.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-06-04
BANKING SERVICE

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Complete Banking Service
Head Office: End & Spring st.
Ballard Office: 2O54 w. seth
Queen Anne Office, . Mercer st.
University Office
e. 45th & Brooklyn
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Westlnke d Olive Way
Northgate-SO5 Z. 10th
LIST So. - Stacy Branch
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Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-06-04
Enjoy Your
SCANDINAVIAN
Vacation This FALL
and Save Money

Starting August IA, our fares
are reduced to the low Thrift
Season" rates - Tourist class
minimum only $185; First class
only $285. Travelling in Thrift
Season also means less crowds,
better hotel, train and bus ac-
cOmmodatiOns, and lower prices
in general. Reserve NOW for
choice of best accommodations
on the Following Thrift Trip"
sailings:
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DENTIST
DIR. J. X. WALSH

DIN. j. N. w ALCH
DENTIST
Dental Plates Exclusively
No Money DOwn-N0 Red Tapt
As Long a. Is Months To Pay
No Carrying Charges
Main 4414 1920 Westlake Ave
Between Pike and Pine
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

why a normal man should be a
farmer, if you can. When prices
or my grain are swell, / amt
got very much to sell; when pros
poets for high yields are bright,
the price drops almost out of
sight. If I feed stock, the price
stays low and if l don't, then up
they go; no matter what or when
I buy, the price has hit record
high.
That amt, I says, exactly news,
and anyway, you're free to choose
just any job that you can hold if
you think it will earn more gold.
But you know just as well as I
that you'd whole lot rather die;
no occupation has the charm that
you find right here on the farm.
Sure, you may labor hard and
long and sometimes sell stuff for
a song; but you amt shut inside,
by heck, you've got no tie around
your neck, you're free to wander
all around and keep your feet
upon the ground, and no one else
is telling you exactly what you've
got to do.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
Sept. IS to OCT. I
By OSCAR L. MOLDENHAUER

MOSTLY DRY and slightly with showery
the outlook Montana Wyoming during
ainde of September There will
alternating and spells
weather should Chances soaking
The activities
the southern satestoo far south affect Montana Wyoming
this time.
The first week of this forecast period find the cool
cenered the east of this therefore
affect the weather Wyoming September
to 30h directly region
prominent result widespread freezing
September 22d.
Weather Changes
Warm weather the 18th expected followed
Of northwest Tuesday, 6th
spreading this within day later Comparatively COOL
weather will continue until about the 18TH Warm unsettled weather
activity Friday,
through Monday throughout
northern Wyoming The rainfall may mostly
and scattered.
Cool weather with occasional showers and cudnes expected to
this forecast Tuesday, the 23d
dominate through Saturday. favorable time
for light to moderate precipitation much of this forecast region
Very cool partly cloudy weather during the September 9th
weekend through Monday Clear freezing weather be general by
Tuesday morning September 30 rapidly rising temperatures
expected to set in later that and become by October h
Precipitation Below normal Temperatures Average above normal
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

orchard grass at the rate Of is
pounds per acre-10 pounds alsike, 8
bronze and 8 orchard grass. Our
average yield varies from a ton and
a half to two tons per acre, over the
years.
The Soil Conservation service has
been big help to our work in Civ
ing technical advice regarding ditch
ing and leveling for hay production.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

Lloyd Van Deburg. who is feet tall. is
shown here standing in a field Of go
day oats growing on piece Of cleared
land.
sive leveling. This gives the ground
time to be worked up better and
makes for better leveling job.
We have been keeping cost and
production records for a good many
years and we've found that, over
period of years, it has cost US $50 an
acre to get this ground ready for
crop. This includes clearing, plow-
ing, discing and narrowing, interest
on our machinery investment, de-
probation, fuel, oil, labor and re-
pairs. Since 1885 we have reclaimed
1.480 acres of willow land and most
of this is producing hay at this time.
In seeding hay we use mixture
of alsike clover, bronze grass and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
Dam Irrigates
Seed Crop
By RALPH and KENNETH
ROBERTSON
Garfied CoAntr

WE STARTED our irrigation idea
in 1898. Didn't have anything to har-
vest and we took two four-horse
fresnos and worked about 80 days
that year and enlarged our dam with
about 80 days more work the next
fall There are around $4,000 yards
in the completed structure.
We made a homemade headgate
but bought a new one few years
ago and installed it in the center of
the 10-foot pipe to escape the ice
trouble we had with the gate in the
end.
We planted 80 acres of registered
Ladak in field a half-mile below
the dam. We weren't going to reg
lister the field because we thought
it wouldn't be worth the trouble-too
much work to keep it clean, etc. But
o. A. Lamnes, our county agent, fl
nally talked us into doing it, and
now we wish to thank him for it, as
there isn't any doubt but that was
the thing to do.
We usually hay the first crop
around the middle of June, then use
a chisel plow as deep as we can pull
it.. Don't worry about killing the
alfalfa because it can't be done. Too
many new plants come up to let that
happen. This leaves the field ridged
some but it's lots easier to irrigate
then. The water follows the chisel
tracks. We put the water on around
the first Of July, or earlier, and by
letting it run for day and night in
one place we get enough penetration
to make the one irrigation do for the
seed crop.
The one irrigation has averaged
us-up to last year-better than $3,-
900 a year on seed. Usually we don't
have enough water to irrigate more
than so acres of the 81 that way Last
year we got 1853 sacks from so acres
so that would bring the $4,000 aver
age way up. We are trying a seven
acre field below the reservoir on SUBJ
irrigation and it looks good too.
September S. 1882
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

OH. HUM! My neighbor's mad
again, he's squawkin' like damp
ened hen; he says for all his work
this year he'll hardly make
nickel clear. Just read that mar
ket news. says he, then if you
please, enlighten me on reasons.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
Farm, Ranch Experiences
It's Better to Reclaim Land
You Own Than to Buy
By LLOYD Van DEBURG
Teton Conntr, Wroming
Farm, Ranch Experiences
By LLOYD Van DEBURG
Teton COnaty, Wyoming

put into cultivation brushland that
you already own than it is to try and
buy land already in production. My
experience has been that in buying
meadow land one usually has to do
considerable work improving it be-
fore he can harvest a worthwhile
crop anyway.
In addition, as most rancher
know, willow land is the most fertile
land we have. The water table is
usually not too far down or the viii
lows would not be there.
We started to clear willow land in
1885 doing it the hard way, pulling
them with a team of horses and
grubbing by hand. Finding this to
be uphill business and very slow, we
purchased a small track-type tractor
and cleared 100 acres. This tractor
had an angle dozer attachment We
plowed afterward with a 26-inch,
one-bottom moldboard plow, using
the same tractor.
Then, in 1887, we traded the small
tractor for a larger one. This proved
to. be one of the best investments
we ever made. This tractor was kept
busy during the summer months,
clearing and plowing "a hours day
whenever possible.
Disc Plow Best
After buying the larger tractor, we
traded the o1d-one- bottom p1ow for
a five-bottom disc plow. We find this
type is much better for brushland
work. 1t cuts up the roots and trash
and doesn't have the tendency to
plug up as moldboard plow will.
We have found it better to push
the willows into windrows, working
from both sides of the windrow and
not pushing the willows too tightly
together This allows them to dry
better than tight windrow would.
After the willows have become quite
dry-this may take three weeks or
month-we go down these wind
rows with the dozer, pushing them
into large piles. This gives the dirt
which has clung to the roots chance
to dry and also shakes much of il
out.
The larger piles Of willows one
can make, the better. have found
that the more heat concentrated il
a small area, the better will be burn
ing of large roots or willow crown:
that might be little green.
After completing the burning we
use our dozer to fill in any swale:
or holes too large to farm over anG
knock down any humps in the field
The ground is then plowed, discec
and narrowed. We usually disc The
field opposite to the plowing, since
this seems to work the ground VI
better than going around it the saml
way as we plowed.
Short Growing Season
Our growing season here is yer.
short because Of the high altitude
SO we usually plant a 9O-day oat o
quick maturing barley on. tn s.
cleared fields at the rate of 90 t
100 pounds per acre.
We try to cut this grain in tn
dough stage, when using it for hay
and bale it from the windrow wit
pickup baler. We find that usin
the baler eliminates picking UP
lot Of dirt and debris that would b
gathered up with loose hay in
buck rake.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

September IS. i952-7
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-16
WANTED TO BUY

CARPETING, rugs, all sizes; type
writer; sewing machine; furniture;
from private party only. GIL. 1-4252.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-16

1852 DODGE s4-ton pickup can be had
reasonable. take over payments. 1908
East 146th St, before 3 80 p. m,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-16
I94s Chevrolet

2 Door Sedan. q real economy volue.
hos heoter. radio. undercoot. new
tires, perfect in every detail. An
ideol fomilY cor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-16

WE buy scrap iron, brass. copper, etc.
For pickup, call GL. 1-2743 or CE.
1-8846.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Open Fri: an! to :Z!!I
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81 to lbs il Perfect NyIons 39c
Full-foshion, seomboek; and seom hose.
l.99 and 2.99 Sportsweor 88e
Polo shirts, bIouses. skirts. sweaters. 7th St.
Women's 1926 Suits -----4.90
Royon bensuIine foIIe. 10 to ls.
1.79 FIonneIette Gowns 99e
Women's sizes "a to 40. Pink. maize, blue.
SOC Royon Petticoats l9c
Non-run jersey, elastic wost Medium ond Jorge.
2.95 to $5 Foundations 99e
Somples! Corseiettes, eirdIes, corsets.
28e Royon indies l8e
Non-run or royon jersey knit briefs.
39e Uplift Bros Toe
cottons. nyIons. meshes. Sizes 30 to 3S
l.99 Girls BIouses 69e
Cotton knit. Sizes to "a.
1.99 Western Shirts $780, 100
Long tie. badge, mosk. mustoehe. z to g.
2.99 Girls Royon Gowns l.44
RuffIed shoulders ond hens. 8 to IA.
3.99 chiIdren's Rubber Boots, LAT
Sizes a to 8 only. 7th St.
49e-59c Mems Underwear 3le
Some irresuIors. Briefs tshirts. othIetie shirts.
29e-59e Mems Socks --l7e
lrresulors. cottons and ruyons.
Z.95 Boys jackets ----1. Sc
Woter-repeIIent, upper style. All sizes.
1.95 Boys Sweaters = 99e
Joequord puIovers, long sleeves. All sizes.
Z5e Cosmetics for Csc
plus tox
Creams, Lotions. Powders. etc. 7th St.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

NylOn and acetate, or multifila.
ment rayon crepe slips. Lavishly
lace trimmed, and in lovely
shades. Slips in sizes 81 to 40
gowns in sizes 80 to 49,.
GoIdenbero's 9TH St. NV. and Minnesota Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 o-dr. sedan. one
owner; excellent condition; 81 295
or best offer. 81. Sl34. tt
CHEVROLET 4S @-door Fleetnne;
excel. cond; low mileage; new paint
and tires. OWNER. Sl.O65. OIL
BIOS. ii
DODGE 1881 club coupe; r. h., seat
covers. Gyromatic; 5000 mi.
S2.095.
DODGE 1851 Meadowbrook 4-dr.; T.
and h.. sun visor: S2,O3T
NASH 1850 Statesman Super 4-dr. :;
golG-back bed seats; Sl,295.
FORD 1887 Fordor, Sl60.
SMITH AUTOS SALE, 4 Corners.
Silver Spring, Md. 10. 5-3439.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

194s bus. coupe; low
mileage, Jet black; one owner, used
only for pleasure; very nice for cou-
pie or businessman; $685.. SSO1
Old BladenSburg rd., Silver Spring,
JU. 7-96S1.
CHEVROLET 1898 4-dr.: good tires,
very good condition; 500 or best
offer. AID. 4:13. -
CHEVROLET 1889 4-dr.: r. and h.,
SC, exceptional appearance power
full motor. fine, End or beach car;
S215. 81. 6363. IS
CHEVROLET late 1850 sedan: r. and
h.; 5000 mi. driven only on Sun
days. by retired school teacher;
looks like brand-new car: Wv.
tires: Sl.495 METROPOLITAN
MOTORS 1900 Bladens5urg rd. g.
1885 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $1,000
1898 Plymouth sedan $3.50 5000
194l Plymouth sedan - $500
1889 Olds sedan - 900
1916 OldS sedan --- $40. 90
1870 Olds coupe - So. 90
1g41 Olds sedan 145. OF
1899 Int. pickup - 95.0O
1910 Chrysler sedan -- 10000
1889 De Soto sedan = 5000
Others to Choose.
JOHN S. REECE,
1920 First St. S.W. -
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1912 Custom sedan; mist
Special. S5a5. BLADENsBURG CAR
WHOLESALERS. 2150 Bladensburg
rd. he.
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe conv,;
mis' ks seesh neW si5a5 M eSstr essh trade eono or
terms and 80 other cars. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
CHEVROLET l941; ! owner, SO 600
actual mileage; original black paint,
HA2SEs Ii aRf H. AuTo TisS'' sSEEs. SCI ro' ll77'
sos, S. down. Liberty MoToRs.
3rd and K nv. RE. s4oS.
CHEVROLET 1896 coupe: r. and h..
4 good tires. good transp.; S65 or
best offer 81. 1858.
CHEVROLET l94s "-dr. sedan; dark
srsfn snd out hfaS5 1885, kirk xfRT se5n SSe co
CHEVROLET 40: 81, sos: original
eyner; Ss1I ip fully u, equipped; new tires
cHfvkoIET Hf!1 AG rs ls4e Fleetline de luxe
it; ' real fO cream re; i0' puff i'5o5; q
guar. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-
PIy P1ym9atn 9.ls l5 Kennedy ST. nv nv.
ish. black top, with cream bottom.
Completely custom equipped with
radio. heater. turn signals, back-up
lights, windshield washers. oil filter.
Immaculate condition car. but am
obliged to sell. Priced for quick
sale: Sl,S45. EN-. 21S0. -6
dark green, fully equipped, r. and
h.. turn signals. plastic seat covers.
undercoated, window washers; one
495. NORRIS & HUGHES. 1914
cTEvRoLET ifSfT'o fHF'' 1850 80 de- luxe 4-dr:
h.. seat covers, undercoated. low
mileage: one owner. 81 ,495. NOR
BIS & HUGHES. 1914 Georgia aye,
CMEvRoLET 1851 4-dr. de luxe;
undercoatedl: very low milssggee; one
HTGHiEs. RH5fHi ssdI:4f GeorEla MoHHes aye5' RS.
CHEvRoLET 40 sedan delivery: bar
gain; S693,, sl335 down. PVT. OWN
CHEVROLET 1a41 Special de luxe
5soa 5pass; ceoTs5s s0uee ave. r. an and os44 e. sa4S
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr.; Fleetmaster;
fully equipped; dark green finish
excellent motor and tires. A splen-
did clean family car $685.. MAJOR
MOTORS. 3400 River rd., Alex, Va.
Open daily till 9. Sun. till 4. XII.
S-4011.
CHEVROLET 81 convertible, Power
glide; r. and h.; metallic green.
truly beautiful low mileage. one
owner car: tires like new; 1895.
MAJOR MOTORS, 3400 River rd.,
Alex, Va. Open daily till 8, Sun.
till 4. XII S-4O7l.
CHEVROLET 1850 Powerglide 4-dr.;
1000 miles; 81 l.565. Terms ar
ranged Call EN-. 014".
CHEVROLET 40 2-dnor. equipped;
very clean; S1.145; "-day. money
back trial: 4-month written guar
antee HILL & SANDERS Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer tNA. $500. 1l14
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AZ Fleetmaster 4-dr.
original tan finish; r. and h.; very
clean condition throughout; S795.
4-month written guarantee. SAFE
WAY MOTORS mo. ND, 1900
14th st. NV. Open s am. to 0 pm,
Sun, 1913.
CHEVROLET 80 coupe: exceptionally
clean: good rubber; sos. XII.
CHEVROLET 1888 o-dr. sedan: very
good cond.: tires good; Sl35: will
finance entire price. GE. 1903.
other 4 Chevs. and '3S Chev.; all
Ter 5000 cash. 1897 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring. SH. 1lOl.
CHEVROLET ~ convertible; mechan-
1cally peri; canary yellow. good blk.
top, good tires. runs and looks right
SS95. trade or - down; easy pay
ments. QUEEN MOTOR SALES,
1900 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 740O.
CHEVROLET 1941 2-dr. sedan; r.. h. !;
this car has new motor and is very
nice in every way. S:i95. easy terms,
fair trade. RELIABLE WHOLE
SALERS ss01 Old Bladensbure rd.,
CHEVROLET 80 conv.: like new;
light canary finish, white side-wali
tires. fully equipped; S1,4S5. Can
be seen 9 am. Monday. OIL New
York ave. nv, RE 1912.
CHEVROLET Al 4-dr. sedan: h., good
tires, mech. peri; 1925. XII. S-269I
after 6 pm. .
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALx

DODGE 1a+9 4-door sedan. Coronet.
!; h, This is lovely car. Buy
thlS one ana save. Fair trade and
easy terms. Sl,395.
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS.
SSul Old BladenSburg Rd.
Silver Spring. JU. 1-g6SI
Evening star., 1952-04-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1887 coupe; SIS. cash
and carry. Several other bargains
not over $195. Try tempting us
with cash offers. You'll be sur
prised with what your dollar will
buy at WILLIAMS e. BAKER, 29th
and NJ SITS. NV.
CHEVROLET 1941 cdr; for sale as
is; l94S motor, 10000 miles; SIS.
Call AL. S5lS.
CHEVROLET 1899 coupe; in good
cond.; $50, or best offer: Call No.
1853 Sun, between 3 and 4; Mon,
between ) and Z. 1894 Downing pl.
ne, DU. 1929.
CHEVROLET AZ 2-dr. sedan; rs dio
and heater; very clean: dark blue;
good tires; Ss45: 2-day, money
back trial: 4-month written euaran-
odest tss Hill I'LL bsa,s1 + sANRERS NH SSso WaSh
CHEVROLET 1a4Go' $40 e-door. in good
shape in and out: Wv. tires: 500
Il Ssst Gsr IG 464a t1as, after am
good; needs paint and minor body
CHEVROLET AZ Fleetmaster: twin
sedan; r and h.; Beaut Mariner
eond e6ge oFg tbrouabdn nsh 2sS 2sS tires Trsd. AL
y down QUEEN MOTOR SALES,
7400 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 74O0.
CHEVROLET 1850 Bel-Air hard top
coupe; r. and h.; power glide; 3-tone
blue and grey; extra clean; | owner;
81 ,695. Trade or II down. +eo bank
terms. QUEEN MOTOR SALES. T40O
Georgia ave. NV. Georgia T400.
CHEVROLET 194S club coupe; excel
cond.; l owner; must be seen to
appreciate; S9S5. JE. 3-SO6S.
-
CHEVROLET al cdr sedan: r. and
h.: black finish; S29J. LOGAN MO-
TOR CO, iii 18th st. NV. DI
$500 Open evenings and Sundays.
CHEVROLET 1888 2-dr sedan;
equipped: a lovely little car; $95.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., III 18th St
NV. DI. $500. Open evenings and
Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, Bendix Economat. 2 yrs
GID, "a good condition, $75. IA
WASHER,: Maytas. wringer. Will
pump. $25; walnut dining suite, excel
cond.. $50, or trade for small suite
prefer gateleg table. WI. 07S2. --1S
WASHERS-Thor Automagic; excel
cond.; d. samples; was $223.5 so. now
only SI49. Also large discounts cn
other famous brand fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO.. 4"s
WASHER lsf sS; STORAGE SALE Auto.
matte. wringer. Spindriers; $25 up
guar; time payments and delivery
WAsHERsGReconditioned. guaran-
teed; easy terms; @ up to to 2 y years ar
AILisoNs. AID. 1905. Open Til
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, $50;
mangle. Norge. $50; studio couch;
lawn mower. Call MI. 1851. 10
ALL SORTS of used air compressors
for sale. gas or electric, suitable for
painters or garages. Can b0 seen al
1854 23rd st. NV.
BARGAINS--Pvt. party to sell fol-
lowing equipment: 50-in. wide bed,
brown mahog.. coil spring, and
almost-new mattress, $40; elec.
hedge clippers GAL Sunbeam), $50;
new cond.. $50. Emerson fan, on
standard, sell $50. GE. O72I. -19
JAPANESE SILK wedding kimona,
painted. needlework, family crest.
Also 7-ft. scroll painting, mountain
snow scene; by Kiyoyoshi. DU. 57S5.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

handsome Japanese
vases, 20 in. high; price, S110. CO,
Chinese fireplace screen.
beautifully inlaid: $75. Also Queen
Anne dble. bed. ANTIQUE white fin
ish; COMPLETE. S65. WI. 55S2. II
ANTIQUES-Small Hepplewhite side
board. beautifully inlaid; corner cab
met. very old, with broken arch top;
small Empire couch. newly redone.
ANTTiIoUGEs-several unusual S chairs,
including Victorian rocker; reason
ANTIQUE, European furniture. sac
ritice by owner. MI. 4105. -19
FURN.-Leaving Washing
provincial serving board. $3.50:
French marble-top commode, satin
wood inlay. ormulu trim, $500:
Chippendale lowboy, bat-wing brasSes,
mahogany, $3.50; English low chest.
mahogany. $500. Call HU. 9067.
ANTIQUE solid wal. pedestal table.
$40; spool bed. coil spring and in
wringer washer. S35; Davenport. 9
armchairs. slip covers, S75: 2 men S
wool suits. size 40. $40 ca. Excel.
cond KE S-4S5S 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Stra z shift. 100
bass. with de luxe case; $500. co.
ACCORDION, 120-bass, Hohner, 5
bass switches. practically new. .S175.
ACCoRDIONs = Sacrifice wonderful
instruments; below wholesale cost.
AT. 5000. RE. 0920, uN. 3S45.
ADDING MACHINES. sunstrand elec-
Se9.5o. UNITED TYPEwRITER CO.,
AIR iis coNDfr16NER. ceS2 chrysier Air.
temp. q ~h.p.. model 1875; used 3
mos. moving to air-cond. home.
Cost S399.95. sacrifice. $3.50.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. post season
prices. $3.50 up; ample supply of q.
a and "a hp. units: MASTER AP-
PLIANCE CO.. 2443 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER. philco-York, "a
Cash only. Cali after 8 or Sat. and
Sun. Owner moving. Call NE. 054o
ANTENNA. MI DIX spiral-rv reception
bad? We guarantee to improve YOU
| picture, with newly developed DX
Spiral antenna. You call US, and VI
| make the test in your own home
| Takes about 10 min. II your TV re
ception is not improved. to your sat
| isfaction, there is no. charge TO
| this special service. Call now. toda,
OF tonghtt' ofier Is limited. Price Price
Evening star., 1952-10-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

sele. rms. 8 bs.. shwrs.. nv. pkng..
Bendix; men: 10 min. dntn. AID. 1880.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily aid service;
EsmpsSae fS1sShsSasd a.e ssTySe n% No. 7!s g$e New
1919 18th ST: NV. Scott Circle
Single. double and to-share rms;
daily, weekly and monthly rates.
ROCK sc; SrRGi CREEK HALL, a4oo 10Th st.
parking; daily maid serv. no. e6l7.
5O15 3rd ST. N.w.-Lge. front bed
rm., pvt. bath. quiet home Of 2
elderly people $40 sgle.. $50 dble.
BssssmeaE Bssss aE os3s s7so Or Ha "a 74s7 express
mer @ House. ige. end floor front
14sS MASS. AVE. N.W.Wsgle. run
ming water; 81 and So wk. Gentle
1893 ' DELAF1ELD PL. N.w.-Lge.
room, dble. bed, pvt. home, conv.
to transp. and restaurant. Gentle
man only. RA. OIL. 20
1343 L ST., right downtown; large
1st-:f1. frt. rm.; maid serv. $3.50
wilson HOUSE. 1922 18th st.. nr.
Dupont circle: excel. rm., pvt. and
semibath; $50 and UP. MI. 1926.
RM. WITH REFGR.-Dble.; e@pl.
adults: semipvt. bath; good loc.
an1sd ana transp. Mr.. 18th and Col; I'd.
1855 FfAIiRR;MoNT ST. N.w.-Lee:c fr.
bedrm., twin beds, laund. priyils.;
SO wk. each. NO. 5556. ,18'
ACROSS WALTER REED-Lovely rm.
Maid service; garage. phone In rm;
1sis 81 0'aff 9ERM0af sfS@fF' AVE. "a NsIWs1walEs wv
ing distance town: nice single and
double rms, running water. adjoin-
ing bath: SS-s11 VIZ. ME. 1904;
BOLIVIAN CLUB 1888 18th st.; re-
t4h ti4ahfiy O1i.' faTn. rms. n'I modern baths.
DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Dble. or ssle.
rms, 1st and 2nd frs: maid service.
All modern conveniences; will giye gi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bed sitting
rm.. semipvt bath fol. quiet empl.
lady: blfst. privil.; no other roomers.
p1PoNf sfR Fox Arms s-t iss7 stsF alst st. nv nv
baTsf bai1i. fFsnt $f4 TP T CO. "ia seds Ssos 1s '
53f INGRAHAM ST. NV. = Lge.
front rnl. and complete kit, semi
bath, utils.; couple: S65 mo. GE.
ls23 EYE ST. N.W.-Nesr Doctors
Hospital. lse. clean. sgle. room, rum
ming water; $40 wk. 20
1928 p ST. N.W.-Lge. 1st-fioor rms.
twin beds; with or without pvt. bath;
2OIf WYOMING AVE; "a blk. Oh
Conn; studio. double, for men; pvt.
entrance, connecting bath. phone,
parking space. LIZ