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School
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notified by A. Kige Savoy, ir
charge of colored schools, that his
son would have to be transferred
from Charles Young School be-
cause that school was overcrowded
Mr.. Savoy suggested as alterna-
tives Crummell School on Gal
laudet street, between Kendall
and Providence streets NE; Hayes
School. at Fifth and K streets
NE, or Webb School, at Fifteenth
and Rosedale streets NE.
Says He'll Bring Him Daily.
Mr.. Williams said that he
sent a telegram to DR.. Corning
stating that if the boy were trans
ferred he would bring him here
(Wheatley) daily, whether en-
rolled or not"
The minister said he was willing
to have his son remain at Charles
Young School because, he said. the
facilities there are good, it is close
to his home and his children have
been attending classes there for
IL years.
The boy is one of the pupils
affected by the juggling of stu
dents last month to relieve over
crowding in the colored schools OF
Northeast Washington.
Madison Elementary School was
shifted from white to colored
pupils and hundreds of pupils
were shifted in a half dozen
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Mrs. Alfred Klein, Member
OF Legal Aid Bureau Board

Mrs. Alfred Klein. SO, board
member Of the Legal Aid Bureau
here and a Washington lawyer for
many years, died yesterday of a
heart attack while on vacation at
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Klein, the former Pearl
Bellman, was the wife of the chief
law officer of the Civil Service
Commission, who retired in De-
cember. The couple lived at the
Alban Towers,
A native of Russia who came to
this country as a child, Mrs. Klein
had lived in Washington since
1916. She received her legal train
ing at National University Law
School and was a member of the
Women's Bar Association.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Klein
is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Augusta B. Schott of Miami Beach
and Mrs. Beth Davidson of New
ark, N. j.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday at the Dam
zansky funeral home. Burial will
be private.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Communists Admit
u. n. Has Legal Right
To Reject Russia
BY the Asseeiaied Press

MUNSAN, Korea, Mar. 81
Communist truce negotiators an
grily accused the United Nations
command Of lying and stalling
today. But the Reds aclmowl-
edged that the U. N. had a legal
right to reject Russia as a neutral
inspector Of an armistice.
North Korean Col. Chang Chun
San conceded that the U. N. had
the right to reject Russia, but in
sisted that the Allies give logical
reasons.
Eve had a thoroughly unpro-
ductive and most unpleasant ses-
sion," Rear Admiral r. E. Libby
told newSmen after an acrimon-
tous session of the prisoner ex-
change subcommittee.
Told to Stop Screaming.
At one point North Korean Mai.
Gen. Lee Sang Cho became so
angry Admiral Libby interrupted
to ask him to stop screaming.
There was no indication whether
the Communists were weakening
in their insistance that Russia be
named to neutral supervisory
commission or whether they were
feeling out the Allied position.
Col. Don Darrow, who heads
staff officers discussing truce su-
pervision, and Admiral Libby, both
said they felt the Reds were play
ing a waiting game, hoping the
U. N. will capitulate.
Col. Darrow told Col. Chang
nothing the latter could say
would change the fact that the
Soviet Union was unacceptable" to
the U. N. as neutral nation to
inspect behind the lines during a
truce.
Col. Darrow suggested that the
o. N. proposal for two neutral ma
tions on each side solve the prom
lem Immediately.
TRADE on Prisoners.
Gen. Lee touched off the verbal
explosion in the prisoner exchange
negotiations with a long TRADE
IN which he accused the U. N. of
lying about treatment of prisoners.
He also charged that the U. N.
reneged on a promise to hand
over information on about $4,000
prisoners the Reds claim are mil
1tary personnel of our side"
And he accused the Allies of
lying when they said yesterday
the Communists had repudiated
an agreement to exchange in
formation on all war prisoners
and another agreement to NOM
mate neutral nations acceptable
to both sides.
Unfortunately" he said," what
has been shown by your side dur
Ing these days is the fact that in
addition to the raising of side
issues and a complete lack of
sincerity, your side further has
developed its persistent stalling
tactics to a surprising degree"
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Claims Court Hears
Plea Of Ex-Judge for
Salary Restoration

The United states Court Of
Claims today heard oral argu-
mentS in the pay case Of Albert
w. johnson, who resigned as a
Judge for the Middle District Of
Pennsylvania in 1945 while under
investigation on charges Of selling
Justice.
The claims court took under
advisement arguments as to
whether Mr.. johnson was mentally
competent when he renounced his
right to a $4,000 annual life
time salary.
It was another step In Mr..
Jonnson's long fight to recover
$24,166.65 in back pay and obtain
restoration Of his salary. He had
served % years on the bench when
he resigned. He was 72.
Asks Dismissal.
Attorney William A. Stern I'd of
the claims court section of the
Justice Department, appearing for
the Government. asked the court
to throw out the case.
Charles J. Margiotti, counsel for
Mr.. johnson. asked the Claims
Court to send the case back to its
commissioner for further testi-
mony, and to require the Govern
ment to put on its caSe..
Mr.. Margiotti conceded that the
former judges three lawyers in
July. 1945, testified he was men
tally competent, but he added they
would not have done so had they
known the former judge had dia-
betes, toxic condition, and was
mentally confused.
Labeled EVIL, Wicked"
Mr.. johnson, who lives at Lewis
burg, Pa, was named a Federal
judge in 1925. In February, 1916,
after he resigned, the House, Judi
ciary Committee labeled him IAN
evil and wicked judge" and
charged him with selling justice.
At his trial on charges Of con-
spiracy to obstruct justice and de-
fraud the United States in connec-
ton with receivership cases, how
ever, Mr.. johnson was acquitted.
Donald M and Miller A. john
son, sons Of Mr.. johnson, and two
others were convicted.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
schools in an adjustment of class

schools in an adjustment of class
sizes.
Protests Made by Parents.
The dispute started last De-
cember when the Payne Elemen-
tary School parents kept their
children out of school to protest
the planned changes involved in
the transfer of Madison.
When the new term opened last
month, a group of parents kept
their children out of school for
several days in another protest
over the transfers. The Young
Elementary School was one build
ing from which several hundred
pupils were transferred.
A number of law suits filed by
colored residents on similar re-
fusals of school officials to enroll
colored students in white schools
are now in the appellate courts.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Clinic Director to Speak

DR.. U. w. Leavell. director Of
the McGuffy Reading Clinic at
the University Of Virginia. will
address a joint meeting Of the
District of Columbia optometric
Association and the Moth Virginia
optometric Society at ,s:15 pm.
tomorrow in the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Queens Aide Named
For Shenandoah Festival
By the Associoied Press

WINCHESTER, Va, Mar. g.
Miss Virginia c. Russell Of Win
chester will serve as director of
the department of the queen and
her court for the 25th Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival, to be held
here May / and 2.
Miss Russell has served on fes-
tival committees for a number of
years and once was maid of honor
for the Apple Blossom queen.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Hawke
Continued From First Page.

to have the children in her classes
put on a show for charity at the
old Belasco theater. It was at
one Of these shows that Lew Fields,
the Broadway producer. discover
led" Helen Hayes.
Miss Hayes, who was a very small
child, impressed him with her
little limitations of famous per-
sonalities of the stage. He cast
her in a child role in "Old Dutch"
the following season.
Ina Claire was another of her
pupils. David Belasco discovered
her. Another whose fame was
more fleeting was Pauline Chase,
who starred in 1.-The Pink Pajama
Girl"
Taught With Sister.
At the turn of the century Miss
Hawke was teaching with her twin
sister, the late Mrs. B. L. Saxton,
above the Mount Pleasant Post
Office at Fourteenth street and
Park road NV. That was when
the Souza marches were popular
two steps and the novelty dance
was "Vesuviana," or "See My New
Shoes"
s When Vernon and Irene Castle
revolutionized the dance at Castles
in the Air In New York just be-
fore World War. I, Miss Hawks
added the fox trot to her curricu-
lum. She would never accept
such innovations as the turkey
trot and the bunny hug.
But she allowed no change in
the amenities. Her boy pupils
had to wear dark suits, white
shirts, black ties and patent
leather pumps-and most i'm
portant, white gloves. The girls
had to wear gloves TO the elbows.
During the Theodore Roosevelt
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Fire Domuoes Steel Plant

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio. March
3 R.-Fire swept through the
Wheeling Steel Corp. plant here
early today. destroying the ma
chine and pattern shops and caus-
ing a partial shutdown of opera
tions. Damage was estimated at
$500, 900.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Eisenhower Off to Turkey

PARIS, March 3 up. - Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower left today
on an inspection trip to Greece
and Turkey, which recently be-
came members of the North At
lantic Treaty Organization. The
party will visit Ankara, Istanbul
Salonika, Athens, and Naples.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
Snake Demand TrebIes

South Africans are becoming so
snake minded that laboratories
cannot keep up with snake serums,
the demand having trebled in i've
years.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
R0blN R0BERTs Phaes oce storts strike toword he plate

loses the hole Of course. if he has already hit
hole-in-one, the worst that can happen is to
halve the hole. This rule is probably news to
many golfers If so, caddies had better look
sharp as soon as word gets around.
All this isn't the half of it. Joe could do lots
Evening star., 1952-01-27

aims at his opponents caddie - and hits him.
What's the ruling? The hole is halved Joe's
bull's-eye on the caddie is worth just as much
as his opponents ace. The rule states that if
a ball in motion is interfered with in any way
by an opponent or his caddie, the opponent
Evening star., 1952-01-27

more. In basketball he could score the winning
goal by bouncing the ball of an opponents
head into the basket. In cricket
But this sort of thing could go on forever.
Luckily it won't be necessary. There's nobody
like Joe. The End
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

BEAUTIFUL Ice. RIM. and washrm.
in pvt. home; sep. ent.; $3.50
. per mo; ~; 5,s575; 80.
from bus: cute, sunny apt: prefer
YOUNG 51 NAN s4 9s mSi col COIL a srsd to
$3.50. RE. 7-0353 after 8 pm
coNGENIAL YOUNG MAN to share
modern arm. apt, goodd loc.,
a tTan5P;; Tv rsas. Lu; r 4-6Ss5.
desired. ia. se440o, Ext $50.
TIRED OF JUST A ROOM. but still
want privacy? Will share my at
tractive. comfortable apt, in close
in Glover Park. with l congenial
young woman over 30; sep. bedrms.,
v q9' aaSS c 1sE1e KE 7 Seds apt
Protestant Girl. HUI. S-s791.
SHARE NEWLY FURN. APT. con-
genial lady. 40 to so; NV. Wash. ;
reas. Phone WO, 6-06S7.
sebe 9sn Will n, sna sTsc With PstpTe
apt. in elevator bldg. in excel.
close-in NV. neighborhood, pro-
viding excel. transp. Facilities incl.
housekeeper who cooks and serves
evening meal 5 days a week, does
household and personal laundry on
the. premises. Breakfast and Sat.
prepared. Radio. photograph, 81"
TV, and small reading library. Per-
feet setup for man who wants to
live in modest, stylish. quiet. home
atmosphere with all privils. of en-
PERTAINING guests like in own home.
No objection to social drinking.
Price reas. for services and accommo-
dations offered. Give full particulars
ploymsnt' marital rtsh,. status; soeiSl
FALLS CHURCH - Quiet girl or
woman to share apt. with other
girl. Call JE. 4-1377 after z pm.
GIRL to share Conn. ave. apt, con-
yenient transportation. Call NO.
1i 4S'Ot OAK ST. N.w.-one adult
to transp. co. 5-167S. 80
18th ST. ,N.W.-Girl;. 25-35. to share
large air-cond. efficiency overlook
ing Rock Creek Park. DU. 1889.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN to share
nicely furn; bsmt. apt. with another,
ROOM with young gentleman n.o in
1882 Biltmore st. NV. apt. "a.
THREE GIRLS to share house; pvt.
bath, kitchen PRIVILEGES; one bus.
1894 Hobart st: NV: 20
couple; private bedrooms. LII.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARLINGToN-Lge. rms, gas range,
Call IA. $4,000. rs
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rooms with privil, Of reception room:
CMiLDREN AND RABIES WELCOME,
nished soom hot Sot' p LAY ana N1ef . inE
laundry privileges. Close to transp..
schools. shopping. RA. 6-3s06 from
DoWN III 81 I p4 414 9Th st. NV NV
per wk. NE. s -72qs.. ''0'e $50 g U
PARK RID. VIC lge. rms, twin
beds; refsr.. all utils.; adults. DE.
1874 GNsEEwroN ST. N.w:-14sht house
GEoRGETowN. 5000 Que au St. s n.W.@
Bird floor. cow. to bath and refrig-
orator. Cow. transp. AID. 4-s166.
18th ST. NV, mr.. n
Single rm:, sink. Ink; no drink
c IN % Ski ro Ri s-9ise: twin-bed
sit; rm., 2 closets. PVT; xii; din; ";
1859 Sui M1SF F1E'S Ell n. Si aW.A1hk..
refrigerator etc. semipvt. bath;
M H. I Flaass amt car sGr 81 ny NIX
va. Aoth anu SOL. MI. N.W.-5Ele.
enc: apt, $45 mo-; all utils incl.
2723 Ontario I'd. NV. CO. 5-5175.
LARGE RIM, pvt. kitchen and phone;
mr. car and bus; SIS wk. IA.
DOUBLE RIM. redec., excel. loc.; SIS;
~ in lounge. MRS. CAPPS, RE.
2 ROOMS. pvt. bath. all utils. incl;
quiet cple.; SIS wk. 1349 Columbia
1.i9 VI. AVE. NV, walk. dis. town;
main f., lge. rm., kit. lge. heated
porch. yard, gas range, cleo. refgr.
pet OK; SIS wk. ME. S-7204
SOL end ST. Sc. Ink. room; re-
frigsEator' sink gas hotpiate Ii.
1853 EUCLID ST. NV. lge. front
rm., twin beds; good location and
1910 MARYLAND AVE. NE, one
light housekeeping rm.; refgr.. gas
stove and water; l or 2. -28
LARGE BSMT. RM., refgr. hot
plate; pvt: entrance; sgle. or double;
reas. 1892 Monroe st. NV. IS
1887 PARK RD., lge. rm., l or 2;
hotplate.. refgr., ldry. privileges; mr.
4ii6 18th ST. NV, nicely furn.
Ink. rms; refgr.. hotplate; cple or
2 girls. RIA. $4,000. 20
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FRESH cows (o). and 5 close spring
ing Holstein heifers. Bangs calf
hood vaccinated. Phone Vienna
LARGE; HoLsrEN HErFER. to
freshen in January, for sale: also
5sss7 bull 10 mos. Daleyiew
TWO PpiuREBRED Hampshire boa bosrs,
eexeeptional type, a real buy. Call
MR.. JONES. Poolesville (Md) 202S.
FRESH EEIFERS AND SPRINGERS;
isSsfe E Pooles Rlfs MAS sssi aS Gal
BRANGUS BULLS t2). ready for light
service, These bulls are exception
s ssfs hsSs css & x Jo @R5s'f pos sSs-
G S5af 'S SF1D S? SERVICE, Star thor
KINGS GOAT DAIRY, tel. Prince
Frederick (Md.l 1877.
PUREBRED FRENCH ALPINE dairy
goatS-Does for sale bred to freshen
RARTlET PTeA r. & ''Sa S SH ase' va a.
49Mo.. o 5g10' HALF-ARAB1AN pc pony
re- SET a f9r sale; s1a5 or best 9t5er.
BEEF sci; I STEER for your freezer M@9 Csc
freeze sifa rs. 7. FSssSs'hs i0F your
ALL PONIES, horses and equipment
drastically marked down for after
ponies. hunters, walking horse. sew
eral real Western horses and s
gated horses. A group of new pony
saddles and brides, all colors. Also
new and used English ana western
FHsM ri spa F 65des rem1 afLt HI
Md. 10. 1902.
SHOATS l4O), $3.50 up. FAIRHILL,
Olney. Md. Fulton S-5Sl4. so
FAT STEERS (2l-Ready for deep
freeze. Cali Browning 1874,
Fairfax, Va
WE ARE OFFERING for sale GOOD
TIME" champion stock and roping
horse. This golden Palomino has
shown He can win anywhere.
10. S-5s23 or Ii. 4-S209.
BEEF FOR DEEP FREEZE, home
grown, corn fed baby beef, by head
or quarter; will process. Daleview
Pony on o. MARE with foa,. 5-yrs.-old,
gentle; Sl75 JE 3-0T32
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WINTER IGs Is..u bl comm pa , s1,5o
enriched top soil, soc bH.; flower
LANDSCAPING SERVICE, pruning
planting transplanting, sodding
lawns made and renovated: tree
work, cement walks and driveways
w. c. WALKER, JU. 9-3290.
SEASONED oak fireplace wood. 1000
split. So cord; mixed oak and pine
some round, $50 cord; no less than
cord order: rotted COW manure, $l5
Evergreen 4-7433 OF 4ess65. ava
FREEZER, excel. Xmas gift, 7, II.
MALoNEY's. INC. siae Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-3333.
WANTED-Hay and corn, only good
quality. reasonably priced; vicinity
Me city IT. Md Phi NO. 7-ooeo
JAY DARLING PIONEERING CRAB
tMalus EleyD. Triple purpose tree.
Beautiful red flowers in spring, de-
lightful shade during the summer.
and in the autumn an abundance
OF bright red fruit for delicious
lellies and pickles. Two 4 to 6 IT.
One for SOB. Postpaid. Write for
free copy 56-page Planting Guide
Catalog in color, offering complete
line fruit trees. nut trees. berry
plants. grape vines and ornamental
plant material. Sales people wanted.
w A Y N E s B o r o NURSERIES
WayneSDoro, Va.
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ROOMS EURNISHED-N.E.

WORKING MOTHER and child in
pvt: home; reasonable rental. AID.
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Front rm..
semipvt. bath; refined. quiet home;
mr.. transp.; $35 per mo. AID. 2-9l39.
1910 ST; N:E:-Nice rm., next .
man only. Ii. 3-37S2.
WIDOW WILL RENT clean, neat rm,'
age person. Ii. $685..
Ice; REC: RIM. furn; as bed and
phone; gentlemen only. Phone La.
NICE ROOM, twin beds: n blk. to
bus; cooking privileges. LU. 2-3103.
COLoRED-RooMs, furn.; for rent.
CoLoRED-NICELY furnished room.
single or business couple; ne.
6Shsrriff I'd; bus!; LU; 4 -
Two large front rms. furnished,
looking privileges. $3.50 wk. IS"
COLORED-214 18th ST. N.E.-Lovely
double rm. with kit. privs. MRS.
WINFIELD. Ii. 3-5s77. rs
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

14O1 10th NW.-Newly decorated
rooms; business people: student;
selective menus; switchboard. TV.
400 10th ST. N.W.-Rm. and board
for Z boys and 2 girls. Transp. at
door. South. cook. AID. 2-4561.
NEWLY DECORATED. twin beds,
large walk-in closet. semiprivate
bath; excellent location: with meals,
SIS week each. EN- 3-S684.
FOR YOUNG Govt. employees or stu
dents, lge., bright front rm., de-
licious meals; SOD mo. ST. 3-7O67.
FOR EMPLOYED PARENT. with care
OF child; NV. sec; twin bedrm.;
mr.: school: TV, Bendix. ia. 9-5307.
NV: SECTION-For empl. parents
with day care for child; near school
and transp. HE. 4-7563. --2S
THE MAR-sALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE NV
Ladies and gentlemen who desire a
home IN away away from home; Excellent
TABLE BOARD AVAILABLE
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

1917 N. lockwood, Arl.-Lovely
unlimited phone. ia. s-53lS. 80
Ice. TWIN BEDRM., pvt. bath with
shower. in private home; / or 2
persons. Call ia. 2-1091. rs
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Corner
room, Oriental rugs. pvt. home. SO
ARLINGTON-Well bedrm.
for 2 gentlemen. Twin beds. bath,
private entrance. Bus at door. 925
N. Jackson st. IA. 2-713S. =
WOODSIDE PARK, SILVER SPRING
Pr. rm., pvt. bath in lovely home;
gentleman pref. S45. Ju. .9-314S.
ARL.. va large front single sleep
semiDvt. bath. os 4-e5oo. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
RMS. FURN.-Mp. & VA. Cont. J

GENTLEMAN f25 to 35). college grad,
or young professional. to share large
house in Alex with congenial group;
pvt. bedrm.. full facilities; cow. tc
Washington. Phone XII. S-327S OF
XII. 9-1622.
N. ARL.-Mas. bedrm.. attrac.. pvt
bath, unlim. ph.. . closets; excel
resid. Sec: 10 min. Pent. ia. 7-46S1
ALEXANDRIA-Best location; lovely
twin bedrm.,- pvt, entrance; for z
gentlemen. XII. S-4219. 80
PVT. RIM. for congenial lady; cook
TV: cow. bus. TIE. 6-2625.
ALEX, exclusive section; new home,
mr.. Pentagon; bus. shopping. phone;
quiet. All desirable comforts; prefer
gentleman. TIE. 6-0S72.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

breeders. IA h., Q t., $40
and $3.50 ca. Felix Bailer, FELIX'S
TURKEY FARM, Colesville I'd, Sill
yer Spring. Evergreen 1864.
e25 TO $50 Forman, Lowell, Mich.
300 egg White Leghorn, pullets, s
mos mos OLD on Dec. 10Th; laying over
for So each; $50 to I75 yearlings,
starting to lay, $1.50. I am too
old to take proper care Of them.
A. A. TURNER. Phone JE. 2-7601.
Woodford I'd. mr.. Tysons x rds.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HENS-1O0. lay
ing extra large and jumbo eggs;
81 .95 ca. VIII sell IL or all. Riggs
r. Box 90, Route /. Hyattsyille,
SURPLUS CHICKS. $685. 100, COD.
Rampshires. Rocks. Reds and heavy
assorted no Leghorns Price at
hatchery SURPLUS CHICK CO
MIIesburg 20 Pa
GEESE AND DUCKS. alive or dressed;
breeding stock FREDERICK Nc
CROSSIN, Etchison, Md.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILL-Beaut. furn.. sunny
s nssseT 0s saneem pyt cfl R sp bath
Ice. RIM. furn. or unfurn.. suitable
for l or . middle-aged people; newly
dec: next to bath. main floor. front.
Ii. 7-14S2.
TO to a tpp sem Sem bath and md
shower; nice neighborhood; $40 wk.
Sgl. rm. also. LII. 2-4744. -29
CAPITOL HILL. opposite House Once
Blk. Library Congress; attrac. furn.
ample closet space. Ii. 3-2913.
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Double room.
warm, pleasant: suit. 2; good transp.
, 81 each. II; 3;267S; -2s
rent: all utilities furnished; ad-
Joining rooms; will accept 1 child
school age. Ii. 6-1459.
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Riding Horses
For Sale

Estate Liquidation)
TRAINED PALOMINO with
hand-tooled Western Porter
Saddle, sterling silver Urine
with Martingale bride and
blankets. TENN ES S E E
WALKING HORSE, a FIVE
GATED MARE English
Tack Complete), a SHET-
LAND PONY and equip
ment. q
Call OIL. 4-0934 for appoint
ment any time between
now and first of year.
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WAR SURPLUS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. 80" gasoline. q. nam
SIS Der day; Is" gasoline. SIP per
ooLs q EQUIP. CO, JU. a.6ssi,
HOSPITAL BEDS ideal BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO. 622 F st.
NV. Ma S-4094
WHEEL HAIRS, hospital beds etc.
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
& FQUlP CO. INC 1923 L st NV
NE. $4,000. Open "a hrs. 7-day
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

LARGE unfinished room in apart
ment: lady; kit. privil.; $50 mo. li25
Chaplin st. NV. Apt. 81 AID. 2-2736.
CoLORED-LARGE front room (n.e.)
for rent. unfurn. II. 6-1165. go
COLORED FRONT BEDRM. for
married couple or . ladies. 1413
Swami st. NV. Call HUI. 1885.
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iooJb az b4S' Do4. ALL S-O1OV'
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HorEL-one
room kit. and bath; completely
turn air conditioned apt: tub and
shower, S. to. 81 pei day for | OF
2 people, fun hotel services. no time
limit. 500 Goth St NV MA S-5426
1920 10th ST. N.W.--l rm. kit and
hath $500 monthly See resident
T ToN A At Ss g eos sf! S s!i s.
NV MA SASS.
BEAl TIFUL 3-RM. APT; completely
furnished; pvt. bath and shower; sll
utilities included. 5702 4th st. NV.
RIA. 6-4S34. rs
THREE ROOMS and private bath.
500 month. Utilities included.
DE. 2-0416. rs
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. bath; eley; apt. bldg; beauti-
fully furn. 1901 Calvert st. NV,
near 18th and Col. I'd. See res. mgr.
TWO BEDROOMS. modern Kitchen.
liv. room and dinette. RIA. 6-4272.
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HANDSPRING AND TREE SERVICE
Azaleas for sale. FOUSE & BILD.
JE 3-0S7S or JE 2-.,S43
HAY FOR SALE. Timothy; timothy
and clover; timothy and alfalfa.
Also straw. viii deliver. Phone
COW and horse
manure; rs cents bu., delivered. JU.
a-96l5; ewes. HUI. 3-9075. .
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-457S.
TREES REMOVED. pruned. etc; low
winter rates. SILVER SPRING TREE
SERVICE, Ju. 1884.
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL
Lots csarsSd; Esns9 io s pFess We