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The Key West citizen., 1952-04-01
City Commissioners Told Water
Needs Are 22,000,000 Gallons
Short Each Month; Outlook Better
liz NeM Navy
Agreement
Price Will
Be Raised

City Commissioners will
decide tomorrow afternoon
at five o'clock whether to
sign the expiring lease
q agreement with the Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission.
Manager Ernest Ramsey
and Board Chairman Ever
EFT Russell urged haste in
reaching a decision. The
lease expires May 29th.
The joint meeting between the
commissions was held at the
Aqueduct offices, Southard
street. At first both Mayor Har-
.vey and Manager Ramsey were
OF the opinion that the meeting
should be closed to the press.
City Commissioners Dslio CO.
DO objected 10 the press ex-
clusion. and the meeting PRO-
cssded.
, Ramsey told The city commits
sion that when the Aqueduct
Commission sells its one-third
Interest for $l,097, 900 in the
water line. it will then float a
100000 revenue bond issue.
With. this sum. the comnis-
sion will pay off its rsmainina
Sesa.0oo bonded debt. and sin
have enough monsY 70 pur-
chase stossSs tanks in Key
West and Oh The KeYs.
The city fathers were told
there Is no. chance Whatsoever
for elimination Of tile $1,000 an.
nual hydrant rental charge. II
had been hoped TO have .tha,
amount eliminated in exchange
for The leasing Of existing lines,
storage, pumping station.
Total consumption Of water
Is 3S.ouo.000 gallons monthly,
with the Keys using from 10
to IL million gallons. There are
4s2l cust0nasrs in Key West
end l.os1 on the fsst-growing
Keys.
In the new. agreement with
the Navy, will the water charges
be higher?" Manager Ramsey
was asked. !
Yes. We are now bsing
charged IN average OF acc Per
gallon. In the new agreement
the average will Be 3lc. Also
there Is ! penalty clause Of loc
per gallon If our unsccoun4sd
waller sxcseds lzIaR." an
swersd the Manager.
Continued Ramsey: I'VE are
getting $4,000. 900 gallons month
". we can use 55,000,0OO gallons
right now. We tKey West and
the Keys) have got to have
water. if VIC don't, we are finish
ed.
What price do you buy the
water for. and what price do
you sell it fcr?''
we buy it for 2sc a gallon.
and sell il for 81 a gallon" re-
piled Ramsey.
II was stated that If conditions
arc bad now what will happen
when the 100 Sirugo units, Sum
rise Shores. and TOPPING projects
are completed.
Commissioner Delaney asked
how could supply of other pro-
iects be considered when Poin-
Continued On Page Five.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

Did you ever watch people on the
streets of your home town? Ever notice
how their eyes usually go first to an
alert, erect, neatly dressed girl; or to a
husky, straight, friendly young man?
Ever watch someone walk through a
corntield in the fall? Don't they auto
matically go for the incest ear that has
size, finish and early maturity?
But that may be misleading. When
you've looked at the load of ears that
came from picker, it's often different
sight. For what counts most to farmers
are uniformly good ears. They don't
have to be 'show" ears, but they must
produce good yields offeed or cash grain.
That's why, in our KINGSCROST
breeding, we are constantly selecting
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

Some farmers have special problem.
They need every acre possible in grain
crops. So it's hard for them to leave a
field in alfalfa for several years. But
visited farmer recently no had
found way to do it.
He had field of TERRA VERDE
-Northrup Kings special non-hardy
alfalfa real help to him as a green
manure crop. He planted it with his
oats, but you could use it with barley,
wheat or fax After his grain was har-
vested, his TERRA VERDE made
rapid growth. When he plowed it down
this fall, we measured plants and roots.
Plants ran mostly 20 to "a inches in his
field, and some roots had gone down
over 80 inches.
Naturally he didn't get the maximum
buildup of nitrogen or total develop
ment he would have after or year
stand. But he was able to do something
to fit his farm. Wasn't he better off than
If he'd done nothing?
Remember though, TERRA YER
DE is non-hardy. It won't live through
the winter. It's clearly labeled-and
part of the seed is dyed green SO you
can't mistake it for hardy variety.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

aTen fancy WrlCerS. m
no exception. But Northrup King asked
me to put on paper some of the expert
ences your farm neighbors have been
telling me about.
You may have heard radio program
when that fellow told about a visit
to KINGSCROST field. That's me.
Some of you may even remember when
visited your farm. You may recognize
here some of the problems we visited
about. For l like to tell about ideas
farmers are using successfully. From
the plains of Montana to the hills of
Wisconsin, I've seen farmers take these
ideas and turn them into dollars.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

for deep kernels on a
slender cob, because
you want maximum
kernel development
right up to maturity.
Then you need fast
drying to get moisture
down for harvest. That
means cleaner picking,
safer storage and bet
ter quality. Farmers
tell us that more corn
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01
Montana Farmer-Stockman
Dec. /, Vol, 40, No. =

Published twice month on the 1st and
18th, by The Montana Farmer Inc,
Great Falls, Mont. Subscription price
is So for five years, So for three years,
81 for one year: Canadian, one year, So.
Entered as second class matter at the
Postoffice at Great Falls,
Mont, under act of March ue$ss9D
1879.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01


OUR business-m cousin over at
Othe county seat thinks life is
gettin' little grim when the gov
eminent completes with him in bust
ness and then taxes him to make up
its losses.
Doqie johnson tells us that both
the coyotes and The gophers are
scarce as hens teeth out his way.
But the porcupines are just about
TO take over the country. He
thinks maybe its just natures way
way of needlin' the folks for dis
turbin' the balance of the species.
Now that the political tumult and
the shoutin' have died away, and
neighbors are beginnin' to speak to
each other again, things are rapidly
gettin' back to normal. 1t might
even rain, or snow or somethin'.
That neighbor of mine ran last
on the county legislative ticket.
He has just about given up the
idea of bein' politician. He says
the human brain is a wonderful
thing. II never stops workin' for
you from the time you are born
until the moment you stand up 10
make a speech.
How the Russian propagandists
will enjoy the followin' openin'
paragraph of a news release from
Chicago: Toward the end of the
second day of the Institute On Con-
servation, Nutrition and Health the
program returned to the considera-
ton of the human being in which
it had INDUCED at the dinner the
previous evening"
=
Foxtail johnson of Arizona
Farmer says my cousin. Bulrush
johnson. has been put away in
the assilum. He always was the
queer one of our tribe and finally
went clear off the beam. He
started TO pay his bills"
Martha insists that adolescence
is when children start to question
| the answers.
Bahia Wilson offered a Job TO an
Indian on the reservation the other
| day. The red man replied: You
white men invented work. You
keep IT,"
Ever since his doctor told him he
was as sound as dollar, Protein
Pete has felt about half gone.
I'm still little uncertain about
the restaurant I saw back east
with the sign: Eat Here. Diet
Home"
| Mark Twain once wrote: Civil
cation is a limitless multiplication
of unnecessary necessaries." He
ought to see us now.
Sunamerfallow Sam says the
trouble with this country is that
everybody is dependin' upon every
body else. Even he got mixed up
in traffic accident in the city
the other day when his wife went
70 sleep on the seat and failed
10 tell him which way TO turn.
| Montana Earuer-St0cknoar
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

grain and less cob in the ear is what
they want and need-and KINGS
CROST gives them that.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01
in THE FIELppS
WITH A
Ken Erickson ~
49,. Lor ,r,xoJIx,

Farm boys usually
aren't fancy writer's. I'm
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

o Operates entirely submerged-both
pump and motor
Pump never needs printing
No motor OF pump noises or vibra-
ton
Water cooled-water fabricated
Pressure tank may be set over or
away from well
, 1952-10-06
FOR SALE
PICKUP CHEVROLET
TRUCK - Ton
1850 Model
Apply: Eusebio Ortiz
Shipping News

Please be advised the S. s.
"Alcoa Puritan is scheduled
to sail from Baltimore Septem
Der 10th, New York October
Bird and is due at Frederiksted
October 18th via Puerto Rico
accepting freight for Guade-
loupe, Barbados, Venezuela,
P~aramaribo, Trinidad.
, 1952-10-06
THEFT FROM

information against anyone.
Under these circumstances the
officers who have been assist
ing in the investigation will
continue with a view to OBJ
tanning a solution.
, 1952-10-06
p BLYDEN

Korea. The leove is part Of the
Army's policy to give the
fighting soldire a rest from the
rigors of combat.
Blyden is a gunner in Com
pany I; he is a resident Of New
York City.
, 1952-10-06

The SIS o L BERNA-
DOTTE," northbound, is due
at Frederiksted October 7th,
accepting freight for St. Tho
mas, Wilmington & New York.
All documents should be
precented at the Office not
later than October 3rd.
, 1952-10-06
To the Voters Of christionsted Town

Complying with the request of voters of Christiansted
Town 1 have decided to stand for election to the Municipal
Council Of ST. Croix in the November elections.
My entire interests are entwined with yours. The exis-
tence Of myself and my family depends upon the progress Of
the island, 50 therefore ! promise full measure Of coopera
ton in the development Of ST. Croix socially, economically
and otherwise.
Yours truly
JOHN j. FARCdETTE
, 1952-10-06

~ G@G@N&lA
The SIS "ALCOA POINT
Err" is scheduled to sail from
New Orleans October 9th;
Mobile October 18th, and is
due at Frederiksted October
Goth, via jamaica and Haiti,
accepting freight for Barbados
British Guiana and Neither
lands Guiana.
c STEAMSHIP co. Inc
Rob'f L. Merwin B Co. Inc.
Agents
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SMALL HOUSE on busltne, vicinity
OF Chain Bridse- or Bethesda; by
couple Box 31S-X. Star. ls.
rEKMANfNT iTes SSe6staPsa 5amy os6 as
house. in good residential section.
; Boz Or *: a::BEbkooM SshI HOUSE. -as COW.
transp, to Naval Observatory Mass;
and 36th st. n,wo. NO. 23l4
NAVAL AVA OFFICER. wife, young daash::
ter, desire 2-bedroom furn. detached
house on Virginia side. around Sl40;
GoVHpSNMfSr GSsapk 2Sfs GNEoSSMisr, Nv WIFE lie
basement preferred; Montgomery Co.
prefesred Sl23; ~; Ss32I0 G., lis -,
MOI go 1e % coany Saxs 9n ar NV Phons
Bkfr1sa II si2I ARMY y OFFICER 81 with fam
lily requires turn. house, 4 beorms,.
for long lease in Bethesda, Chevy
Chase, has Arlington. Rent. $500. DE.
CHEVY. ChAsE-Larse unfurn: house
DUNN5NGToN. WI %6;}5. OR. s3s3.
GARDENING Rl !, G. our hobby; eple;; req; 3
sn.eT: ~ D. c. G. ref. i Ma. 2Gs@ eyes', @
FAMILY wants home in Ashton or
! Laurel VIC, VIII consider country.
ReaS rent. AP. 2910 --lS
YOUNG LAWYER and wife from CAL
| ifornia would like attractivelv furn.
2-bedrm house in Bethesda. Chevy
Chase sS Or o.. nv; W; years lease desired.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-Ws
/ have fine tenants for homes in near
i by Md. or NV. d. c.: free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service; phone US today. PERRY
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1915 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Large
rm. for couple, running water. refgr.,
etc.; also smaller Ink. rm. with pch.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, I'LL 18th
ST. NV; single; refgr., hot plate,
running water, 2 closets; 500. DU.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 p st. NV. -
Studio room. refgr.. running water,
hot plate; So wk. MI. 1865. lis
ONE Ink. ROOM, front; light; sink.
stove. refgr., for | or 9; S10.25 wk.
6O4 G st. Sc. II: 3-9692. is
5000 18th ST. N.W.-Rms.. single or
double; no children; near Mt. Pleas
ant car line; excel. loc. Weekdays
after $50 call NO 9S41. liz
NEAR 16th-Large airy
room: separate. pvt. kitchen option
al RA. S2O3 or IA. 5307. lis
GEORGETOWN. Both and Que st.
NV; mems residence has single
vacancy. $50 mo-, incl. use of COM
mon rooms and kitchen. CO. 5246
eIis F ST. N.w.-Lge. front studio
rm:, refgr., radio, TV; baby welcome;
COLORED-FURNISHED. 1 RM., kit,
bath; refined couple; conv. to transp.
Ia, 1917 after a. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Fawns and brindies. Axe reg. Show
prospects. Also have Brindle. fe-
male, | VI. old. Reasonable where
Kennels. Alex, va. Duke st. IT, ext. M
TIE. 2430. OV. 1851.
FRENCH POODLES. Axe brown stand
male pups; !; mos; old: priced for
IRISH Setter PUPPIEs. Q Choice
caiI i1tH: KE. s-49s5 $z!; ufeOfsO' feasofSe' miS
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION In
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs;
KRoss KENNELS, Fairfax 679-J.
BOXERS. Weimaraners and Dober-
mans; al Axe reei$tered. RELHo
ENGEfsH SGEEHIs sspKNER Kis4aE Ta sPANiEL 4aaT PUP
Pet, show and field. sired by top
show springer of 1851. WI. $3.50.
COCKER tlSa Fl RURRIEs, Axe reg shots:
BOXER, male, tawn, white chest, 20
mos. old Axe reg. Excel. show pos
RoXFR sSilI3es, piRp,Es "a iS399 9sdivr..d skc
SETTER PUPFIEs, weeks. S5. r. F.
LANIER, Fairlee subdivision. Fair
fax; fax; Va !Ias Cnear Fairfax circle,. GEes-
sSofTiE sS9i ITsl5i RuPs Int. ch. waIsing Is
ing. MacK1NNON, 1909 N. Roose-
PUPPIES = Miniature collies (shet-
iand Gn9 sheep sheep S9gs). s,, 3 wES; old sable
FRENCH POODLE. black, female. 10
mos; excel. pedigree; Telephone
see e, dog es,, at bi 35ss williamsburg lane
W.. sssS5 .j4ss .sS ssFsS %6
P0MEiRAN1ANs. male and aa female;
slsS aLSos; 3 female \ saz6 pups Axe. Ii.
PARAKiE;E7TTs. breeders, 1Ss; mated or orc odd;
nqrmalls, and rare. Ii, 4-sos5,
COCKER Rsos SPANIEL, blond. ns female:
Ke years. kss all hidre1 shGtS TorWed ned
cockER sPAS1ELs RHfi se s. s5 a7s 10 7sss5
thoroughbreds, beautifully marked.
sH 6l66; s14 Langley dr.. Sill. spg.
WANTED-A dog lover who would
Slve good home to a male dog
boxer and terrier mixed. l VI,
friendly. ia. 4434.
POLICE DOG = Lovely. medium size,
friendly, house broken; save its life.
6londs. blacks; Sired By show dogs.
,6S Reas stud service. VI; 3716.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies. purebred,
Axe reg: blond and red; shots,
Wormed' S25 to $50. JE, 2-79ss.
SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies. Axe reg,
IL wks. old. Phone OR. 1897. lis
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD
WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. con

WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. conv
transp,: lee. porch. spacious lawn;
high quality meals Meals only, $50
nj. HnT 94s5. moi 1927 Belmont rd' NV
1872 10th ST. N.W.--Rooms to share
for young men and young women;
living rm.. television. excellent board;
walking distance to downtown.
ri6i EH Hbao TdsS ST. N.w.-Lovely rooms.
business people: students; selected
VACANCIES for elderly people. at
tractIve home, excellent food per-
sonal maid service. AID. 71O3. lie
n. w. SECTION-For empl. mothers
with day ~ care for child. JU. s-s563
1iSs 3 iSth si9 ST. N.w.-Rooms for men,
lots of showers; breakfast 5:45 to
$50 dinner 5 to 6:45; good food;
,51; PE; Rho6E MIi 5E4G ISLAND. N.w.-sinsle. @ls
eonsbe d0nsf arS nE traPlsS aSss good food; Tsa
1926 N. II. AvE.-Lovely double and
for man; phone in each room; good
food; Tv and social privileges. CLUB
FOR U' REFINED YOUNG LADIES and
gentlemen; excel. food. delightful
rms. BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10Th
SOS .s' M 18th ST. N.w.-Double room.
breakfast, twin beds. elec. fan;
southern so t Tn,hOIs hh0me RA S9SS 39SS; clt IL
life in. old Virginia mansion. 10 min
utes from the city. Spacious cool
rooms. delicious meals, large lawn
and porches, maid service, free
parking; every facility for enter
tainment. at rates you can afford.
Bus from front gate to Pentason.
Seen by appt; only. GIL. S910:
NV; Singles ., and doubles, men OF Q
p4e1e home nnee Cooking Es nee
liv. rm.. yeranda. CO. 9S4O. lis
2624 WOODLEY PL. NV. nr~Shore-
ham; desirable rooms; good board;
young lady, and young man; good
transportation: reas. AID. O244;
TRIPLE RIM. dble. rm.. rms. to share;
men men q q, yemen; Seps good food; ~;
RM. WITH BOARD; pvt. bath: ex-
change for kit. help. light laundry.
BEST HOME COOKING; sele. or dble.,
transp.; home environ. DU. 0625.
ss1s 18th ST. N.E.-Twin bedrm. to
share with young man; home cook
ERsEiESfioNaLLY ne S4i; al; 3ss2 IaE. LIGHT saoo
baths. In the center Of town. Ex-
cellent meals. Some sgles. and
rm. to share. 1905 N. II. ave. AID
GIRLS, several rooms, semipvt. bath:
switchboard: living room; Tv; visit
ing privileges; very good food. 1927
Sf n "
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

couple, nr. Dupont Ac cir. Maid dps; Service, Tsn
excel. transp. $50. RE. 1900, Ext.
cEST,SMaN tai es Ap. g s157i sb.r. with re 6ns
Other. efcieney &c saate apt in ni'n newest Uat
modern NV. apt. bldg. Air conditioned
TV, sun deck. For particulars call
OR. 5542 after { pm. -l6
- Convenient G.WU.;
all utilities. phone. coy kit. Phone
DI. 529l after 8 pm. is
APT.-Dupont Circle
arsf Girls YSHnE MI 4ss lssy afer Tl share bare WIZ
JEMisH BUSINESS WOMAN share =
til il s. 5 pm; M IA. IA &S7a. nishts and
1 OR OR ? GIRLS to share 1-bedrm.
10. 2-8SS3, after q pm. is
girl to share modern
apt; convenient to G.W.U. After
8 pm, call ME- 5753. -22
TO SHARE FULLY FURN. APT, up
per 18th st. with another young
Jewish lady. RA. 1888, evenings;
LADY HAS APT. TO SHARE with
girls; all PRIVILEGES. 3104 Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV, No. 3. IT,
WOMAN, over 80 to share large apt.
in Sc; conv. stores, D. c. and bus
stop; nr. Census Bur. CHI. $3.50
before q.
ONE GIRL. share front twin bedrm.
kitchen; llts n. small M Living room, bath;
GE O4S1, lS*
YOUNG MAN. 21-35. to share 1-bed-
rm. apt, nicely furn.; in mod. apt.
bldg; excel. transp. UN. 1871.
NICELY FURN.. large 2-bedrm apt
and TV set to share with another
lady. Call 10. 2-S32O. lis
YOUNG MAN to share apt. s.e., call
after 4:30 pm. vi. 1926.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
ROOMS FURNIsHeD-N.E.

CLEAN BEDRM. WITH CLOSET. for
refined middle aged woman; laund..
kit. privil.. S34 mo. AP. 6460 ewes.
GIL A ST. N.E.-Front rm., near
bath, lge. closet. pvt. home. FIR.
Sl4S or FIR. 1898. ---l7
LOVELY RM. in Jewish home for
working girl or couple. Block Trini-
dad bus; privileges. Ii. 3-7147,
II3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.--Lge
room, Housekeeping facilities If con-
genial. DE. 6054 Is"
COLORED-I8I7 BENNING RID. NE.
Rooms for rent; call Ii. 4-342S.
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. SMALL
RM.; lady or gentleman; cooking If
preferred. FIR. 504S. lis
COLORED-NICE FRONT ROOM: SIS
per week; home privileges. EX. 72l7.
COLORED - NICELY FURN. ROOM
for man: good transp.; all conV.
Call Ii. 3-3S3I. IL
COLORED-NICE ROOM for lady or
gentleman. 1889 A st. NE. LII.
4-e926, after 8. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16
APARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED

SPACIOUS 3-BEDRM.. 2-bath apt.
for luxury living; library, liv. rm:
din rm.. kit. buffers pantry. incl.
sun porch: 24-hr. elevator and
switchboard service: adults only
Weekdays after 10 am, AID. 1858.
5I4 8th ST. N.E.-3 rms, kit. din
ette, bath. utilS., furn. Apply 1910
Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-2926:
MEURILEE APTS.-spacious and 2
bedrm. aptS.; close to schools,
shopping center and transp.; blks,
beyond Bladensburg Junior High.
turn right at 53rd pl. and Defense
,hT hwy We, roP 37S, 7sST,irnrNrS. .,oso-,I 80 i
cation; : rms. kit. and bath; $50.
CARL G. ROsINSKI CO.. MA. 1884,
1t
yACANT-vic. Ft, Myer: a-bedrm..
ground A. apt; fenced yard; S1:5,
incl heat. water, GL- 5977; go
RIGHTWOOD-Apt avail. to pur-
chaser Of furn. Bedrm.. !iv. rm.. DIN.
rm,. kit. and bath $500 or best
offer. Apt. bldg. S55. GE. 1855.
~ -4S
Evening star., 1952-05-16
CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK

PONY SADDLES, S32.5O
up; brides, $3.50 UP; McClelland
saddles. S16.50; lariats and bull
whips. special prices. STOMBOCK.
}27S M st. NV, MI. 0462.
HEREFORD BULLS. registered; IA
breeding. ]. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market. Va. Washington phone
AID. 1920.
WANTED Two top-grade saddle
horses; Tennessee walker, Arabian
trained for cutting and roping. Box
1l3-Y, Star. is
JR. HUNTER, black mare, 8 yrs. old
with saddle, bride and halter, $500;
ideal for child or lady; may be seen
at Bradley Farms on River rd., or
call MR.. CHARLES CARRICO. WI.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
FARM 8 GARDEN

TOP SOIL. enriched, sifted; nursery
s19ck; sI2 Kvy ymang5e; Tp Rvs siftsd; JU. 7554s4.
TREE SuRGERY-Removal. topping
1z.54.S4; SILVER SPRING TREE
Blue GRASS SOD. delivered in
truck-load lots; you lay j.. VI. 1880.
FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. fire
places. retaining wall, pipe drainage.
Work An %ARcucc1o' n seWess %0fs; RockVile: sfahe
TNfr M REeEyiIIe sENdH.,3 35ss.
PA6Ls REsi 4REE sERT1cE. RRf saHe 70 G9Rsy 5oq5as
T9r GSufSb S3Iti sa6S 1S9se stone manure: Fans
FLOWING, disking, moving: lge. or
s141ss sman strasts afser oxen p.m. Hill area To-
VIRGIN TOPsOIL, best quality; any
quantity. immed. service and deliv.
rGnr Lawns rebuilt. LU. 1858; -19 :,
G9tted rot IN manure W $40 i9os yd; clean iii
NEW EQUIPMENT-IHC Super A, C.
H and NJ tractors, plows. cult. fert.
att. mowers, harrows. leaders. rakes,
manure spreaders, lime and fert.
SDTeadeTs: rift .S.,,s1r drills 6alers; hammer
and light disk, wagons and bodies;
New Holland halers, Forage har-
vester, blowers. cement mixers, saws.
mowers, wagon unloader, New Ideal
spreaders. mowers, rakes. corn pick
ers and pulverizers, Meyers hay
conditioner, Myers sprayers, INC and
New Holland baler .twine, Louden
barn equipment; parts and service.
MALoMEYs: Ma ME INC. Silver Spring
USED EOUiPMENT-IHC. F-12. Foo.
tors, cuitivators for ESQ, II or NJ,
6,oS B and reg, A. l 6ottop n. i6-in,
Sway piow. SIT. disk, S5v mower.
New Idea mower, IHC trailer now
er, John Deere corn planter. INC
horse corn planter, Cub, A, FIG
and HIM disk plows, Papec ensilage
land bailer. bale loader. Allis-chalz
mers Aft; p.t:o; combined. INC
L40NEY'Ss INC. Silver Spring. Md.
EvERGRRINs, perfect toE hanaling
GARDENS FLOWED and narrowed;
lawns disced and Graded; clearing;
low. standard rates. Call WI. 06s4.
IOTO-TILLER. model Bic; excel.
cond. with. furrow attachment, 1925.
Phone Daleview 1896. is
TOP SOIL, S3 per yard. Fill dirt, $4
per load. TIE. 39S9. lis
TRACTOR - Small 4-wheel riding.
with cutter bar and cultivators;
$500. GLADSTONE GARDENS vi
emma, Va. Vienna INV. IS"
MALL SAWS, new and used, parts
and serytee; See our Imam saw.
Md, JU. S-3333.
INC CUB TRACTOR as low as S715:
good for l to 40 acres. MhLONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333
FLOWING. DISCING, MOVING gar
dens. yards. Sc. WASH. So. Md.
Area.
THE HOME wATERPUMP SERVICE
10 R-fS127 1SS
Evening star., 1952-05-16

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1745 Que st. NV.
Newly decorated, large, cool sim
gle rm. with running water. -16
2Ot3 o ST. N.W.--Large dble. rms,
front; daily maid serv.; conv. loc.,
transp.; l blk. Dupont Circle. --2l
BLOCK FROM WHITE HOUSE. IA
18th st. n.w.-All new furniture;
daily or weekly rates very reason
able. KEYSTONE HOTEL, ST. 634O.
2Is
2O24 18th ST. N.W.-Double and
single rooms: clean as a PIN tran
sient or PERM: Sc wk. up. AID. 9425.
21'
RIGHT DOWNTOWN. "a block YMcA
Clean rooms, running water; So
week UP. 1926 G st. NV, EX. SS99.
81
523 ELEVENTH ST. N.W.-Heart of
downtown: singles. doubles; daily
RaId RaId. SsE seEvics aseo Governor Guest
COLUMBIA RID. near 14th St
Double rm.. suitable for empl. couple
or , young men or will rent single;
use Of phone and laundry facilities.
DOUBLE ROOMS. twin beds. running
water Ink. basement apartment.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL,
ROOMS WANTED

to rent, near Nor
mandy Farm. Please call WI. 942l.
or Rockville 1864. -l6
TWO QUIET GIRLS desire 9 sgle.
rms. with board in refined Christian
home by Aug. 15. Walking distance
Veterans Administration. ME-. 1887.
furnished room with kitchen privi-
leges, NV. section. IA. 6235. 1S"
ROOM near Woodward
g. Lothrop wanted by Mon; $35 mo
Box 317-X. Star. l7*