davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-05-09
ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED LADY, wants rm. with hot
plate. walking dist. of Silver Spring
shopping center. by May Is. SH.
WANTED, by quiet bachelor, single
room vicinity Wisconsin and Mass,
aves. WO. S6SS. los
Evening star., 1952-05-09

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.
HILLCREST-Large. nicely furn. rm.
in congenial home; gentleman only.
VI. 0504.
COLORED-1629 POTOMAC AVE Sc.
See after $40 pm. Working couple.
Kitchen privileges. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-09

ALASKA AVE. NV.
Excellent opportunity due to sudden
departure Of owner. Very small
down payment. Opp. Walter Reed.
2-story home, screened front porch,
lge. liy. rm. and din. rm.. ut. and
End floor: full attic and bsmt. With
maids rm. and bath; 2-car earnse;
Oil h.-w.h: Call TU. 2243. --I8
AMER. UNIV. PIX, S13,g6O
3-bedrm: semidet. home. In this most
desirable area. close to transp. and
cUsRARp. e1tHggl1s OR. 29sse. ea'n' NE MMEz
Evening star., 1952-05-09
bus. oPPoRruNITIEs tcent. }

GROCERY BUSINESS, semi-self serv-
ice; good ne. location. For sale by
owner. AL good equipment. viii sell
bids: and business or business alone.
II, 1918 or ia: 1915. Ill
VARIETY FOOD SHOP, colored; carry
out, boxes, etc: low overhead: ideal
loc.; excel. gross vol: easily handled.
Box 203-X, Star. IL
FOR SALE. printing business in Win
chester, Va. including machinery,
equipment, and also lease of building
P. o. BOX 266. winchester, Va. III
DELICATESSEN MAN has excel. To-
cation, desires experienced partner
with equal investment for Jewish
style delicatessen. Call IA. 3555.
WAFFLE SHOP with excellent neigh
DU 9452. IL
VENDING MACHINE route; excellent
part-time business; $50 wk. profit:
can service in / day: scent nut; 81
on good NV. locations. Wo. 5325.
HAVE $4,000 to invest in sound
business as active partner: please
write details. Box 206-X. Star. los
GAS STATION AND STORE, stone
construction. with liv.. quarters and
full bsmt.; excel. tourist court pos
SAOlttACoB Olk dppLOA. L acre. dUUN6
Fairfax on No. 2l1. PENTAGON
REALTY Co. Falls Church branch,
ESQ SERVICE STATION. Reason
able. Busy NV. city corner: high
gallonage; favorable lease. EVENINGS.
Woodley 2233. 1Ss
HIGH-CLASS BEAUTY SALON. small,
well equipped; best location in D. G.;
air conditioned. Al opportunity for
Al operator. Confidential. Box
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by owner:
U. 8. Rt. /; long lease. XII. S-4535
GROCERY STORE with apt: beer
and wine license. Call Ii. 1888
RESTAURANT = Nd; Immaculate
Reas: price 4, incl. all equip. bldg
and lee. lot. BY appt. MRS. GREG.
DRY. Agt. UN. 9l02; eve, OIL. 2273
WANTED, restaurant, outside cit,
limits. Client will make substantial
down payment on good business
JESSE LOEB. MA. 2Ol4.
9Th ST., Mr.. NAVY YARD-Restau
rant. Glass D license; owner i'll ant
will sacrifice. Phone Ii. 3-9651
RESTAURANT-GR
BUSY downtown area 81 20n waaklv
Evening star., 1952-05-09
McT.EAN GAPNENc

Choice residential Community oi
Washington. Applications being ac-
cepted for single and double rooms
Tor future occupancy at attrac. mo-
rates. CAL room clerk. OR 6622
Evening star., 1952-05-09

BETHESDA REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Rent approx. 500 mo-, including
heat and utilities; Ar. fully equip.
with ; desks. 10 chairs, telephones
with Key equip, 3 lines; maps, list
sale at $1,000. JU. 9-61O4. 10
Evening star., 1952-05-09

9ff VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Lge. frt.
11n. and kit, adj. bath; located on
Arl. busline, mr.. Agriculture Dept !:
infant allowed; no drinking. ME.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

in Chevy Chase with 3 others; ex-
cellent meals and maid service. Call
1919 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Comb.
bed.-liy. rm., kitchenette; utils.. sink,
refgr.: l or 2 empl. adults. Ill
AM. U. PARK-Bachelor apt. entire
End f.: exposures, pvt. bath; in
pvt. home on direct busline. Call
x we, 4li2 after g PM; -12
and kit, share bath; empl.. non
drinking only; $50 mo. TU. 1866.
18th ST. NV. AT COLUMBIA RID.
2-bedrm. apt. with liv rm., kit, bath
and dinette, in elev. bldg. GE. 369S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CMF I 7 HOUSE Wanted To-
roomerS. DI. 1886.
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1OUS 1OIII . I NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms; run
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room; So per day up. HU. GIG.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

VIEW CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK HOME.
3. : PED 6Sedr9Soms' sSs Ist floor powder rnn.,
porch. garage. best construction on
market; priced very low at Sl6.950.l
Open In day. Terms. TRADES
TAKEN. Go to 5000 block New
hh,ampshire lamps aye, turn right two
MILLER. FIR. 210O or ia, $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

ENL1NOG hEa1th f1O Ed
1901 K ST, NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
rates. Elk. 7725
, 1952-05-28
CARD Of THANKS

The family Of Paul E. Sewer
wish to thank Rev. Colin Will
liams, Miss Kathleen Samuel,
members of the Choir of the
Moravian Church, all friends
and acquaintance for their
kindness shown or tokens Of
sympathy during his illness
and upon his death.
Especially do we thank the
Reverend Williams who has
shown BY far more than pass
ing interest during the time Of
the deceased illness.
, 1952-05-28
NOTICE

Sealed Bids are invited for
the purchase of approximately
rs tons scrap metal located at
Estate Whim and Municipal
properties in Christiansted
and Frederikst ed.
Bids forms can be obtained
from the Department of Fl
nance Christiansted and the
property may be inspected at
any time during business
hours upon application to the
Superintendent of Public
Works.
Bids open May 20, 1852 at
8 o'clock pm.
May %, 1852.
Department Of Finance.
Christiansted, ST. Croix, VI.
, 1952-05-28
CARD Of

The faculty Of the Christian
sted Public Grammar School
through this medium wishes
to express its thanks and APP
probation for the fine coopera
ton shown by the parents OF
the children who took part in
the operetta "Picnic in Fairy
land"
, 1952-05-28
Notice Of
Sheriff's Sole

The following impounded
animals will be offered for
sale at a public auction to be
held in the, Christiansted Fort
Yeard on Thursday, May %.
1852, at 200 PM.
Viz:
Three 90 Mare horses
One "a Stallion horse
One O Gelding horse
One % Mare Colt
Three 60 Mare Donkeys
One ID Jack Donkey
MoRRELL +. DAVIS
Sheriff
, 1952-05-28
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS FORT TOWN
SHEND" is scheduled to sail
from New York June 18th and
is due at Frederiksted June
18th, accepting freight for
Trinidad, Grenada, St. Vim
cent, Barbados, Martinique,
Antigua and St. Kits. F
FURNESS. WITTY & CO.. Lid
Rob't I. MerWln & Co. Inc.
, 1952-05-28
5 U B 5 { R / B {
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "Alcoa Pesagus" is
scheduled to sail from New
Orleans June 9Th. Mobile June
7th and is due at Frederiksted
June 10Th accepting freight for
Martinique, Barbados, Vene-
zuela, Paramaribo. A
, 1952-05-28
NOTICE

A Grand Tea Meeting under
the direction Of Christian
George at the Congressional
Council Hall. Saturday June 2.
1852 at $50 pm. Sponsored by
and for the benefit Of the
American Red Cross.
Admission 40 cents
, 1952-05-28
ALCOA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY. INC.
Robt L. Merwin & Company
PROPOSED

ing, board, transportation or
any other similar expenses.
The sum of $1,000 is being
in the 1928
budget, and provision is being
made for an appropriation to
permit the issuance Of at least
FIVE scholarships each year.
, 1952-05-28

Get amazing relief
from sunbUn-o eel Mexsono Skin Cream
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22

skin cap for a shtreimel.
The fact that the Israelis should
feel so close to America as to joke
about the peculiarities of clothing
of the American candidates
brought home to me the depth of
the Israeli feeling toward Amer
lea.
One gets something of the
same overwhelming impression
viewing the Israel Exposition
now being staged under the au-
spices of the Israel Bond drive.
What with these exhibits of
Kaiser Frazier automobiles, Phil
co refrigerators and scores of
other American products now
being made in Israel, one might,
visiting the Israel Exposition,
suspect that he was looking in at
a state fair in Iowa or Tennessee.
From Detroit, people went to
Israel and launched an automo-
bile factory. The Bulova watch
company of New York sent their
men and started an industry for
precision tool making. Nashville,
the home of a mammoth shoe
factory, sent its representatives,
and 10, the Jerusalem Shoe Com
pany making shoes selling both
on Broadway and on Allenby
Street in Tel Aviv, was born.
However, l must admit that
upon more detailed inspection OF
the Israel Exposition, I got a
glimpse also of some of the u11-
;iqueness of Israel industry. Not
entirely unique. There is no COM
plete uniqueness. We all belong
to the same human race, but
there are accents and tones which
in their sum comprise a special
pattern and l think one gets an
idea of this and what the indus
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

A friend who has just returned
from Israel told me that during
the Democratic convention joke
went the rounds in Jerusalem to
the effect that the Jews of Meah
Shearim Quarters (noted for their
extreme orthodoxy were all
roofing for Kefauver for Presi-
dent because they took his COON
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22
Epilogue To A Tv Program

nephew, Rosetta Ann 342 years.
and Billy, 81 months, whom she
had never seen. She will be here
for three weeks.
Upon her return to New York,
Renee plans to attend the New
York State Institute of Applied
Arts and Sciences to study medi-
cal stenography. She is at pres
ent employed as a medical assist
ant in the laboratory of the in
stitution at which she lives.
But today, the Eisners are all
together.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22

Renee Eisner arrived in Los
Angeles the other day to see her
mother-for the first time in
more than two years.
Renee, 10 years old, lives at
the Jewish Sanitarium for
Chronic Diseases, in Brooklyn,
New York; she has been hope
lessly crippled by polio since
she was Az months old. Since
infancy she has been confined to
four institutions where victims of
this Gripping disease receive
whatever therapeutic help they
need to become self-sufficient.
Renee has had II operations, and
now, doctors say, she is doing
fine, but Renee will be confined
to a wheelchair for the rest of her
life. She has the use Of her hands,
and that's all.
The girls trip was made posi-
BILE when she appeared on the
Strike It Rich" CBS-Television
program in New York. Through
the program she was awarded a
round-trip ticket on American
Airlines, $519 in cash, and set
of luggage.
Renee and her mother, Mrs.
Frances Eisnr, have not seen each
other for more than two years,
not since Mr.. Eisner died. Mrs.
Eisner cam to Los Angeles to
visit her son, Stanley, and his
family. Shortly after her arrival,
fate played another trick on the
Eisners. Renee's mother was
stricken with tuberculosis. She
was taken to the CITY OF HOPE,
free nonssectarian national medl-
cal center, where she has been a
patient for year and half.
Mrs. Eisner learned of her
daughters trip west when Renee
appeared on the TV show, which
she was watching. (Most patients
confined to their beds at the
CITY OF HOPE have television
sets. ALL at once, Mrs. Eisner
realized that she was looking at
her daughter being wheeled on
the stage, and for the next few
minutes Mrs. Eisner held her
breath and prayed. When Renee
finally won, Mrs. Eisner, eyes
misty, was the happiest woman
alive.
While here, Renee is staying
with her brother Stanley, and
sister-in-law. And her neice and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22

trial structure of Israel is tending
to from these exhibits.
First of all, there are the chem
ical and mineral exhibits of the
Dead Sea and the Negeb. The
Dead Sea is the lowest place on
the surface of the earth, says a
little brochure handed to you by
the Israel Bond people as you
enter the Exposition. The Dead
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22

Sea is good place to swim in.
You can't sink in the Dead Sea.
The salt water holds you up. 1t
is these salts, potash and bromine
which promise to hold up also a
great deal of the economy of Is
rael. Potash and bromine are
important in the medical and
chemical world and l suspect that
Israel will take something of a
front position in that world. Per-
haps it. is no mere coincidence
that both DR.. Chen, the co-dis-
coverer of penicillin, and DR..
Waksman, the discoverer of
streptomycin, are at present in
Israel. The words of Holy Writ
shall be fulfilled. Out of Zion
will go forth healing.
Medicine and chemistry may be
Israel's forte.s The President of
Israel is a foremost chemist and
the Weizmann Institute of
Science has already achieved a
place of distinction as a scientific
research institution.
Another interesting exhibit is
of Israel ceramics And this too is
likely to become one of the major
industries. Already the manufac-
ture of bath tubs and plumbing
facilities from the kaolin of the
Negeb has begun. And there is
beautiful glassware made from
the sands of the Negeb.
When you have beautiful glass
ware, what is there better than to
pour beautiful wine from the
Carmel in it? We Jews are not a
drinking people, but we are not
prohibitionists either. Israel is a
land of spirit and spirits. have
partaken of both. When / visited
Israel some years back, every
visitor to- the wine cellars at
Rishon was offered a free glass OF
wine. 1 don't know whether the
custom still prevails, but l tasted
it and it was good.
And it is in connection with
this, that 1 find the only blemish
to the Exposition. l wish that in
stead of showing me all t h o e
bottles of Israel brandy and wine.
they had opened one of the bot
ties and told me to make. a
"Lechayim."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-08-22
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Pose one)

In clarity ana beauty. Then my
eyes saw the great windows of
the temple. five on either side.
alternating in Hebrew and Eng
lish. These windows were dedi-
Gated TO the enduring ideals of
Judaism
He saw first "The Window of
Justice" 1t read there from
Amos: 'Let justice we'll up as
waters"
THE Window of Israel" which
meant all of US and Isaiah saying.
"Ye are My witnesses" by which
he meant that we. the Jewish
people. were the one who know
the One God from old and must
live by and carry his righteous
teaching into the world.
'"The Window of the Blessing
(The blessing out of the Book of
Numbers "Fhe Lord bless
thee and keep thee" which
suggests the gentle Fatherhood
and us His children"
THE Window of the Brother
hood" where the prophet Malachi
says: Hath not one God created
us?"
"The Window of Peace" and
Isaiah saying it: '1The work of
righteousness shall be peace"
These are five of the windows
of Rockdale Temple. and there
are five more on the other side:
THE Window of Charity" where
the Psalmist sings. Happy is he
that considereth the poor"
"The Window of Truth" and
Talmud pointing there and say
ing, Truth is the seal of God"
THE Window of Light and
Unity" and the Psalmist again;
The Lord is my light" and Deu-
teronomY speaking at the same
window: Hear. o Israel. the
Lord our God is One"
"The Window of Love"
It's Leviticus that speaks there to
the Jews and Leviticus says;
''Thou shall love thy neighbor as
myself"
And THE Window of Faith.
The prophet Habbakxuk. saying
The righteous live by faith"
Through these ten windows
young Victor Reichert, early in
the lessons that brought him to
the rabbinate, found the way to-
ward being a Jew ''This is
the IDEAL" he says. 1T sums up
|'the complete task of historic Is
rael to witness to the One and
only God of the universe by life
dedicated to humanity, to truth,
to brotherhood, to charity and
justice, to love and blessing, to
faith and peace"
These rs years Victor Reichert.
as rabbi of the same temple. has
been privileged to look into the
lights of these windows every
day. They Keep reminding him OF
the permanent requirements and
goals of our Jewish heritage" he
says. That is to say. what it takes
to make a Jew.
'There are times when the dis
crepancy between reality and the
ideal seems painfully great"
Rabbi Reichert says. Ear too
many Jews are only accidental
Jews. One can only pity these
diSinherited and forlorn creatures
who do not realize what great
good fortune it is to be born into
a religious tradition, of such sub
Evening star., 1952-03-16
POULTRY. RABBIrs 8 EGGS

BABY CHICKS, S7.75 100 COD.
New Hampshires. Barred Rocks,
White Rocks and Heavy Assorted.
Also 3-week1old chicks. 25c each;
RTiss 81 Hssfssog ssflefogt. HoGSMAN Ps
so r. ii. PULLETs, laying. So ca; so
White Leghorn pullets, $1.50 ca.
JAMES AMI y4i fEsD ELS STORE. els X st. ie NV.
Wirthmore feeds. baby chicks and
peTlts. poultry supplies. ME. ooe9.
w. Rock, W. Wyandott, Si2 per
hundred; day old. 5000; roasting
size capons. Commercial Matching.
Q: g. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. WA.
wEER-oLD EEK: New Hampshire re- reds,
a,sas assas s'5sp 0 BsTnaSa: RsF aSnefsd fd 70
BROoDER, electric. 5oo-capacity,
RSfNGNEcK SiH " PHEsRNTs IsN for spring
breeding; geese and geese Matching
asp ,agiDs nests snS Vienna
INcGsAToR, seSaMiS 1oo-ess, electric and
250-chick oil-burning brooder. Both
for $4,000. LO. 5-0604.
TEN LAYING HENS-one VI. old;
n Il; Grassy Knolls stock; So ea.
FOR SALE. SIS New Hampshire young
LAYERS; $500 each. Phone cE. s.
REDS. rocks, crosses, Wyandottes,
leghorns; $S.75 per 100. Leghorn.
minorca or heavy breed pullets;
$500. Minorca K eockerels; S3,95.
Meat chicks; $2.95. KRYDER.S
wood, N. ]. Phone Blackwood g.
rs LEGHoRN HENS, price. $3.50:
15. New HAMPSHIRE Reds, 10 months
old. S2; fiock laying 70ss; near Gem
teryille, Va; Browning 4S0-W-I:
hens for sale; Call HI; 7743. 8.
LAYING HENS t20). So each. IA.
40 4. /. REDS PuLLETs. 1 VI. old.
champ. stock. win average 220-26O
eggs pullet yr;: 50 eae.; SlO0 for all.
EW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs.
! week old. 30c: . few 6 weeks old.
75c: chicks available today, but
order now for late March or early
April delivery. HOAGsS NORBECK
HATCHERY, LO. 5-1975.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

10 STEERS. overall average 500 lbs.
each. can be seen after 4:30 pm.
1854 Allentown I'd. Camp epri1gs.
i Sow, 10 pigs % vks. old, shS j
or os separately TO, 60S6, lie
ZOE sALE-S g0od registersd Aberc Abe
to $3.50. Sired by Blackcap Lad Of
Lebaron. FairvieW Farm, 40 miles
Bucklsnd. va. On 8. .. Route 20
cIGoINc5EE xEARLlNa puresrsd Here
blood lines; tb. clean and vacci-
Farm. Farm. Bealisvilie. . Ma. FOolessilIe FoSlsasiie
RaSE Ss HORSE, ! year old: sound
Blue Larkspuy bloodlineS; needs
paIaMIaea sasnM Snsapi pSrGH2Ns. GETfNsss sl77; old
exec. excel; riding 9SgS hSrse for exper. rider.
PIGS AND sHOATS. M. MAGRuDER.
Fairlana, Nd: Evergreen 4-4O33.
tTo E,,9. hsidfeTs; sadeT; reasonable. Call Sykes
GsAEs sssssr.d FsaE ses; To- md lss 1885,
WANTTED@weeniinE and yearlins
ponies and pony mares in foal.
State description and price. Box
sAaNEN type TYPE WHITE GOATS and
kids; SO and UP, or as herd. Vienna
173-J-4.
FIVE large shoats; 2 weeks old Hol-
stein bull: calves. TO. 5435.
ONE PAIR MULES. q and 2 yrs. old
Guaranteed sound and broken.
Also hay for sale. Call Vienna,
382-J. VICTOR E. CO6NER, Breezy
Knoll Farm, Vienna, Va.
At STUD--Reg. 41-inch Shetland
pony. Come out and look and let
me book your mares for the season.
Vienna 362-J. VICTOR E, COSNER,
Breezy Knoll Farm, Vienna, Va.
HEREFORD CATTLE-For further
information call AL. 6446.
SIX-YEAR OLD GRAY HUNTER--l6
hands; 3-yr.-old sorrel mare pony;
5-yr.-old bay pony, rides and drives
we'll; 3-gaited bay show horse. black
mare. work and ride; new and used
English and Western saddles,
brides, etc. HILLTOP Farms,
Fisher road, Temple Hills. Nd.
PURE-BRED POLAND CHINA BOAR,
month sold. Flu. 8-5S6l.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

New, most sizes: also Govt. surplus
canvas available at .07c per 50. it.
y. FRANK l. SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
Elk. S974.
TEA WAGON. mahog. easy chair;
washer: owringer type; good e9nd'
TELEvIsi0N-'52 vIssSi60N'52 Philco 17-in.; per
feet working cond.; mahog. console,
tnlaid leather top. JE. 3-91O6;;
TELEvIsION. RcA. table model, r..
like new; HSSo excel. condition sac. $40.
is-ineh console. call after 2 Pm.
TRfHEESSiisfoN. IL ESSiissffoN EMERSON; 12N IN.
table t 66ol model. SIS or best ofieri Il
rEIEvisIoN. 20 in. brand-new 1861
model; must sell for cash Or take
smaller set in trade; IA, S,7SOO.
TEIEvISI0N, 10-in; RCA table model
S11s sdnd saSls ress and H6 PnOsss7za0n sssz excel
TELEvIsIoN-RCA., Admiral. GE;
table models. consoles, combinations:
up to 50s6 on; terms. KITS.
rEIEvfs1oN a1S s 81 mn Gtr1eeonditioned,. poDu-
. lar brands, legitimately guar.
priced to sell; also excellent deal
on new set. Easy credit terms.
Free home demons. before buying:
aDsn g S. sVfs fs44 u Il &. E. ni E. E sss545 sa5545b
Ii 3-6050.
rELEViSION-Deep-cut prices on our
entire floor stock. Some with radio
phonographs: STANDARD makes
NV Open evenings. -21
TELEvISIONs 12-inch. Trutone. $7b
TEIEVISION-crosley table model
121a-in. screen. 1904 18th st. ne.
rfEHLiEivisIoS. Philco io-in, tsbl.
model, with magniaer. best ofier
1880 Quincy st. NV.
TELEVISION SET. 2O-in., blond ma
5000; owner leaving area. 10
TELEViSION. l0-in.. good cond. ta.
BILE model. mahog., $40; JE: 2-2dS6
needs minor repair; $40. Call AP'
4914.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
FARM 8 GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
hauling, tree removing. 10. 3-5579.
EvERGREENs. 1owering shrubs,
roses roses magnolias: shade trees: fruit
riss. asparssus and rhS6arb plants.
Also potted plants, perennialS and
ANIMALS. Complete landscape service.
II II Is worth planting we have It.
cry. end Of South Wsshineton st..
~R RR@eckyille; @ Md; Rockville 1882. -16
TREE REMOVAL, So and up: get our
free estimates and save money:
LeNpsS.TPRE LeANTS .TPREE sEkTENkhso sEEEHIGH ho 6as7s Z
ing drainase system; select line Of
nursery stock. DI. 3842. --16
TOPS0iL-very good, rich topsoil
fo1 .on Lawns .n1s sd a sTeenhcases; aosa very
driveway i S travel. Immediate serv.
ice. reasonable. LU. 1868 any
Fin.HHGsisToNE woRK-rerrsees. IRE
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage.
Work. Ao kinds AcTccro Il ssasss sors Roctas utGns
Md. Rockville 35SS.
SODDING AND PLANTING. sod deliv-
cred In load lots. Fulton S-21S2.
STARK BROS. Ss1 18th ST. Ne,
Order now for spring planting. All
guaranteed nursery stock. JOHN
A. CREEfs Distr. FIR. 0678. --16
CHERRY TREES Double pink flower
ing Potomac Basin type. strong
growers; big blossoms covering stems.
tOHN A. CREEL. FIR. O67S. --16
POsT HOLE DIGGER - (12-inch
augerl for Ford tractor; S2l5.
OIL. 947l. -16
MALL SAWS. new and used. parts
and service. See our 1-man saw.
MALONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring
Md 10. S-3333.
FREEZERS and refrigerators, III,
free turkey with each box. Ma
LONEY'S. INC, S126 ca. ave-. Sill
yer Spring. JU. S-3333.
HARDWARE, veg. flower and grass
seed. fertilizers, lime .peet moss.
straw, feed. tools. wheelbarrows.
I MALoNEY's, INC. sii. sp. 10.
lHC CUE TRACTOR a. low as S7l5;
rood for I to 40 acres. MAIJONEY,S.
INC. silver epring. Nd. 10. e-3333.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
DOGS. PETS. ETc.

IRISH sETTER PUPPIES, 9 weeks:
good color and Axe pedigree; litter
registration gueranteed: males. $50;
females. S35; OLYMPIC 1850. --l6
sysilabie isIS : ss. or phone Oh.
DOGS. PUPPIES AND CATS; avail
able to good homes. ALEXANDRIA
ANIMAL SHELTER. ,91O 8. Payne
ST.. XII. 9-3aho. -16
FOR SALE. pigeons. Homers and rae
8 days ssrg Z & issHops SOC 4th St. s,v, u. ! =
SfAMESE. beautiful sealpoint girl,
pet for $50. VI. 1856. lid
COCKER, male, show or pet: 5 mos,
Axe. best quality. fine W. and I.
markings; $45 or best offer. OR.
BOXER and police. lovely fawn fe-
male: cropped, all shots: to good
home: Sis. LO. 3-SS97.
PARAKEETS, babies or breeders. Cal
after 1880 am. BINz-BIRDs. Ii.
PARAKEET breeding boxes, finest
grade materials, $3.50 and up. To.
RED PERSIAN CAT. beautiful. aftec-
tiouate, altered and inoculAteds fret
to good home. WI. secs. ~;