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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

90 N. H. RED laying pullets; 25
starting to lay; wanted. so dozen
In elec. incubator WA. f545, o, q.
MAXWELL, Lanhanl, Md. -27
LAYING HENS, CHEAP. Austro white,
5 Toulouse geese, mallard ducks:
broiler eauipt. Vienna 294.
ID GUINEAS. 81 ea.; electric incuha-
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Cattle 8 LIVESTOCK

DAIRY GOATS, registered Toseen-
burgs; freshen February. Call FA.
GOAT AND HARNESS. sa5. Call
oUTTsTr41NDING young western horse
partially high schooled; lady's .6-yr.-
registered, blcoded mare, rides and
drives; new and used English and
Western saddles, brides. etc. HILL
TOP FARM. Fisher rd.. Temple Hills.
cMsS MsS IA 1SoSssisgR S1so2R .nnrov .o toms.
SPECIAL. new western trick riding
saddle value $500 viii sell for
$125; new army saddles, S16.50;
used English saddles; horse blankets,
$hhS95; $h;1e sSinglstress, sing 75S; ,,scg every
saise soN soF ss a9ssfs ss y a sT4MS3Sk MI o2Ss
HEREFORD pure-bred calves for sale:
finest breeding: heavy, thick, choice
mated. ADVENTURES FARM. [. J.
Heller. owner, geallsville. Md. Phone
res reeGGlfsziIlf RxcE aSsa, 4Rack or .hovrround.,
Sey S Ms ysk hass e ssls aa 1ss se sa sse
PHELPS & SON. Upper Marlboro.
Central ayes miles from Largo.
TEAM Eahi0S5P 81 You've iY9osUGNG MARES. s and a
Yrs. old; l black mare. ! chestnut
for sale. Berkeley Springs wv. Ya.)
6-77.M-3. Mailing address. Box
,sII q RID S,Be z Berkeley SPRINGS; ": Va.
cattle vaccinated and delivered.
pr e; J. LAuGHLIN. sH. 2ll4.
PIGS, io wks. old, each $3.50.
HORSE. saddle. gentle black gelding,
ssuRE ssRE BsaED SRovsN a1lsfei s1Re eeslifs5n ifom
high score DHIA. dairy herd. FAIR
HILL FARM. Olney. Md. Ashton
PfGihdEE:BRED .ramworth boars; the
bacon type hog: with or without
RGGfsTEkED RaG2fsi hh5ne TAm%SRTa AsmfsSSaS MALE
20 shoats. Vienna 294.
GENTLE PONY, mare, buckskin "a
hands, in foal; registered Palo-
minos, very quiet; best offer. Fairfax
SHETLAND PONY, mare, very small.
gentle. gray; ideal children's pony.
DaiR SaH YMEN MEN, ATisTTEENNTi1oN-1 have
several fine young fresh, flrst-calf,
Ssnas snS rB hssss tested ltns sSys
Holsteins. Real assets to any herd.
Replace your culls; $500 each.
2 BAY HUNTERS. horse and mare:
suitable most any one; reas. Cab
coon 100 1HRobLsTEM cow. black leg
and bangs. calfhood vaccination. TB
tssted; ss 2nd calf due Sept; barggain.
MARE, 8 yrs. old, sound. excellent in
the. hunt field. jumps 4 It. consist
emily; must sell Sl75. TO. 4S24.
SEVERAL FRESH COWS. $500 to
,;sS.l9 $500; Phone EaiEfax 507-J.2. -27
calf; excellent milker: $3.50. CAN
GuERNsEY Hhi Isl i HE1FER, ready to r breed;
beautiful, healthy; fine condition,
FRESH GUERNSEY cow Bird calf;
heavy mixer. Call SH. a044 --27
SIX BRED BLACK ANGUS COWS
4 to Z yrs; 1925 each. Ashton
PGREBREb iHdHi Mi5iPoM PoEASD Il AtHfS cHISA boar
pigs; Is wks., Ashton 1851. -27
2 FRESH GUERNSEY CoWs-Call
PAnoEIS0 MARE, Q years old, ex-
cellent rider. reasonable. TAYLOR
FARM. Dickefson, Md. 90"
Is HEREFORD HEIFERS. grade A,
from large western cows, ready to
breed. TAYLOR FARM, Dickerson,
Md. 20"
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RECORDS

COMMISSION SHOP. NO. 2653.
SCRAP RON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house RAGS, hiehest prices
paid. + you cannot deliver your
SssgMulasiUns %ssH sag D1ssss sas c1 ghons s,s US
SCAR ssi ii"i iRoN. is 'ScHAP SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulationG please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO.. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer feather
weight only. Call ia. 4704 Sun. or
sH0PSMSfTH wanted, also hollywood
twin beds; price must be reasonable.
TELEvIsIONs. any make. any condl-
tion, reasonable price. IA. 4-Ol 20.
VACUUM CLEANER, tank type, good
AR2 iSno YOU fffi MoyNG aA q hoaseeieanins9 es
Sell us your bedspreads, clothes,
shoes. mems, women's and chill
dren's; also rugs. RA. 4196.
ONE USED SPINET. in good condi-
ton; from private party only. XII.
S-2S16 from S-12, after 6.
WANTED-Fordson Tractor with
steel wheels and power take-off
CH. 594S after 5 pm. Box 81: *,
wxSSiED-chest of drawers, crib,
double hunks. KIT. cabinets and
wasrff6 kit fst FSPE%RffERood FFsfiEsRfRlf 70 sx1S eC
before IL noon. AK. $500. Ext. 636,
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COAL. MOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. s22 cord. Phone
Ash ASnton oNs MNd 3 s75S S.ra Of 2ss5. g. chestnut
coal: $50 or 75 cents . bushel. VI.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. CAN
LO.' 5-2505.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE. all kinds;
any lengths, reasonable. Hyattsville
050S.
LOGS. oak and pine, $40
a cord, S1I half-cord. So quarter
cord. Delivered. WA. 4593. Pc
C0Rn WOOn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WELDING OUTFIT taasl. compIets;
also large Jack for trucks. cah ~,
WHEEH aaHSSo' cHA1E and invalid walker;
IWHIRLDRY RABY WASHER. reason
WINDOWS: EHSSo nsS ~ steel easement, pri.
s,zss ysts party fE ye.jss. VIZ sacrifice various
TBeNs fIsPe. s.risss :IsSf soa s..a4s s&s Essal Eesl
La. 6-S466 after 7:30. -.
W0Qp, Io cords. So cord. Ho. sol"
WORK @ BENCH. oak s it. long, SIS.
SS siS s6Ss SSs0a 4lsS RGssa e. 9as Ss msees VS.
YOUTH BED and mattress. full size.
excellent condition. Also Lionel
engine and tender; RA; 77S9; ..
mstehias Es ddas footstools, So to $40 each
DETRoiTs En- OF, sToKER, Industrial type.
all elec. controls, practically new,
handle up to 175 h.p. Ill Wilson
AMY ilSf PREss Ssisssn coaT, GH s. 9sss g. us 20,
I'll I'll 81. shakii 10: slats1. hrtfs SIZE 9" sen
LOT or FINE FURNITURE, beautiful
10-piece dining room suite. 2-bed-
room suites. etc. ia. 4l03.
OtF1CEh IeaFins 1oI OFSIsSas. SOn1-
Beautiful gateleg table. S65. Ho.
20I7.
MAPLE DRESSER, easy chair. table
and lamp. 2 studio couches, mahog.,
console and mirror; bike; book
IS sheiyss s SNe stc. M9oyins. III Go0 9s1T ort,,
be benches, 'Gisc stor. bins bins, fans IRE ext,
plywd. tool boxes, typewriters. add,
St. NV. So: Sun. 1873.
DON'T BE HALF DRESSED-Wear q
CAMEL.LIA blouse--it's the top. :"
2605 Conn. ave, and 4527 wis. ave-.
SINGER SEWING MACHNE-one
demonstrator available at sE! rednesd
shirlington shop. Arlington. Va.
pRfVATE RN TSS7 SALE Meissen china.
service for 6. Onion pattern; Chrys..
tai; fgurines. and bric-a-brac: 49O2
Brookeway. Sumner. WI. 3S29.
ONE DINING ROOM SUITE-Four
blond mahog.; breakfast set, chrom.
table 4 ANTIQUE red leather chairs
RECREATION ROOM and private bar
owners. attention-A rare device OF
entertaining and intellectual group
appeal for sale; $4,000. AID. ~. 5a52
STORAGE AND SUPPLY CABINETS,
wardrobes, metal. Today. co. 4625;
week. l112 14th st. NV. Dl. 1872.
COMPLETE liv. rm. and bedrm.
suites. owner leaving town, will
accept reasonable offer. RA. 2764.
FRIGIDAIRE STOVE, $50: Frigidaire
.refgr., $50: Maytag washer. $50.
429 Buchanan st. NV. Sunday.
ONE 8O-H.P. MARINE-TYPE boiler.
Kisco return system with extra
pump. viii sell return system and
pump separate.
One two-girl shirt unit and sleever,
in good condition.
Electric motors from, "a h,p. to 20
hip, single and double phase.
RAINBOW DYEING & CLEANING
m -QO 9th
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MIscEL. WAliTED tcens. J

Books NEEDED-HiRhest cash
prices pnid. Any quantity. Books
removed ct our expense. DISTRICT
BOOK STORE. 724 9th st. NV.
COINS Private collector, buys and
sells and exchanges. DI. 1901 days,
OR. 1886 ewes.
DIAMONDS. ieweiry, silver and pawn
tickets cashed or leave them for
sac on commission basis. No article
guaranteed. LIVINGSTON q CO.,
1923 Il st. NV, Washington, D. G.
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip.
ERNEST BuRK. 6l4 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID =
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 l4th ST. NV
DRILL PRESS and bench wise. sH.
5l42 after 5 pm:
FURNITURE-All kinds of furniture
FRNiTiIRF.wsia Tantff II JSaa4' b,,v entire sap-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
So years. HOPWOoDS, sth and, K
SITS. NV, ME. 1887.
7URNITURE WANTED-Single pieces
and complete households, etc. AD.
8S79: ewes. and sundays. AT. 25lS.
FURNITURE Full contents. odd
pieces. wash. mach. stoves. refgr..
0''ssoEaei 5. E. FuSN Sisi EXCHANGE
210 7th sT. Sc. AT. 0585
FURNITURE. Wanted good
furniture and household
effects: any amount. Also
need refrigerator and gas
range. Please call today
MR.. GRADY, Ma. 2679.
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 r ST NV
GUN. Winchester, used, 20-gauge,
skset Model q. IA. 2-7172. -2g
GUNS
sHoToyTsL UF WIEL Ely rAMp1RkaFMs ANY NAKs
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.
HOT-WATER TANK, 3O0-350 gal.
vi Tlfh /, -sasI steam coil; good condition s9
KNiGHT TEMPLAR UNIFoRMs,
swords and belts FUSED. regula ton
for use by the Order. CLYDE e.
DoFFLEMYER. 5736 4th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. gas ranges, stoves,
ACME STOVE CO. Ma se5s.
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. house
rags, auto batteries. scrap iron and
metals. Htghest prices paid. II you
cannot deliver your accumulations.
gSs Rlsess DaSas Bag So u si5 sMefHiSa1Ss &: s@
NEW1sPHPERs IN sfSysR wANrEp-H,eh urices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia
ave. NV. HU 4421.
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds ONCE
mach mac s any X kind; lao top PRICES ds psis.
oFficE SUI FURSlrGR 81 tGSSs Ss ~ p2t Dt
conference table, chairs. rug, etc.:
furniture, items. If reasonably
priced, phone MISS BOOZE, RE.
1923; eyes,. RA. 1914. 20
PIANOS WANTED-An styles. High.
CO. Ma. 1870. Eyes,, Sun. OV. 6317.
P1ANOS-Cash for grand. uprt.,
spinet; also player piano. PAUL
GOLIBART. AD. 1928: from 9;30
PIANO, BY private party. good, used
spinet, around $500. OW. s370.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
ers, musical instruments, cameras,
television RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
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MlseEL. FOR SALE tcent.l

TUBING. plumbers copper. all sizes
any amount. Call 22 M st. re
Tuxedo, EfS'; youne mans. size 1854;
excellent condition; reasonable. Lo.
TMiINs TtMviINSsgM gMApLE BEDRM. SET. studio
couch with cover, Lawson sofa with
cover. metal clothes closet. washer,
nSsaoasnyT 70 s'Hl. RI 5feSEa sSa cabinet can after
TYPEWRlTERs for rent. all makes
s. per month, So fol. 8 months
CIRCLE. 1112 14th st. NV. D1
T91FsEEwR1TERs, all makes. new and
lsat, aae rssDair. sSa 0'a sTANpARD EtisI5i p TYPE!
WRITER Co. 9lO @ st. NV. Ma
3632, Estab: 1921. .o-
TxrE%aiTEhss derEood. sas; Roga RSrsfOsl slsso s5s
rYPewRITER, iYTe II; niR Underwood uprlxht.
ysEs TskpLERss sRss1a asAwSSfssoKfsg SfS safEs
easy terms: m Sea 80 SU.';i Sp. Today. Cd CO.
1925: wk., 1112 J4th NV. DI. 1872
TYPEWRITER. Smith Corona. Ski
pr. STIEFEL. 1901 Eye st. ldsal
TYPEWRITER, Remineton. Noiseless,
$40. or will trade for portable type
writer. KE. 7-0432..
TYPEWRITER, Ysed underwood
ton, $50 MI. 5000, Apt 406.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable,
$55.. 1116 Virginia ave. s.w., End
TYPEWRITERs; recond.. Underwood,
Smith, $39. so. Today. co: 1925;
.wk.. l1l2 14th st. NV. DI. 7372
TYPEWRITER, Remington Rand,
noiseless. good cond., reasonable,
$50. MI. 1406.
TYPEWRITER. Corona. portable. like
rev, used little; sacrifice. sos.
.700 18th st. NV. Apt. 20. 27S
TYPEWRITERS. poftables, recondi.
toned; very reas. Cali today. co.
1926. week. 1lf2 14th NV. DI. 1872
TYPEWRITER, Underwood ONCE mod
ell. 12la" carriage, excellent cond.
one-yr guarantee: S62 so. PEER
LESS PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE,
~" n st. NV. RE. 6l99.
TYPEWRITER, portable. smith .
Corona Sterling, used once; best
offer; will deliver. WO. 1880.
TYPEWRITER, smith-Corone; has
new roller; Just cleaned; $3.50. Call
NO. S36S
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TYPEWR1TER-I.B b. N.
Executive model; used month;
inmed. del: SlOo below cost; rib
bons free. HI. 1896. -@
TYPEWRITERS-Rent q new portable
typewriter. 8 mos, for $12; rent to
apply toward purchase price. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. .201e l4th
rsYsiPEWRrrERs. Il iPEnWiNRrrERs all makes; sales,
rentals. repairs. Terms. Our 42nd
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co, 1881 z. Capitol st., Ii. 3-0062.
S:3O-5:3O incl. Sat.
TYPEWRITERS - Repaired. rented:
sold. Quick service. FALLS CHURCH
GIT sTT0NEPG IR Q-1ER0
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc.. cash
reg, office equip. any kind; top price.
.DI. 1872: CO. 1925 eyes,, Sun.
ADDKESSOGhAPH. furnish fun par
AIR COMPRESSOR and large letters,
wood or metal. Ii. 3-0124.
AMPLIFIERS. intercommunicat n \
systems, recorders twire, tape. disc),
cable. test equip, etc. CO. 4726
any time.
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TYPEWRITERS

Just purchased from one of wash
inRton's largest dealers. entire stock
Of trade-in machines. selling at
ridiculously low prices from $50 UP:
Cash and carry. CITY TRADING
CO., 202S 14th st. NV. -
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BIENZ-BIKDS
Parakeets fbabies of breeders); pr.
lovebirds; male cockatieI. Ii. 6-9613.
CHIHUAHUAS AND TOY
MANCHESTERS
Tiny Toy dogs. THARP'S KENNEL,
120 Federal Cumberland, Md.
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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
RADIOS, guns, binoculars. typewrit-
television RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
CHANGE. 42e2 9th st. NV. Ma. 6157.
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES WANTED

SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. North $500!
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 1888 Wis. ave.
letters, stamp collec-
tions, coins, gold, silver, iyories.
HOBBY SHOP. l416 Wis. MI. 1879.
BED, y; rugs. stainless steel sink;
lge. refer., sewing machine, tailored
curtains, spreads; for pvt. party.
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CORD WOOD
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

your fireplace. $14. 81. 1874,
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BOILER WANTED FOR $50 FEET
OF RADIATION. sPH. OLIVER

BOOKS BOUGHT, highest cash prices
paid, all kinds. any quantity and
removed at cur expense. ALBION
look SHOP. 176S Pa. ave. NV.
ST. 669S
amount, anywhere. Our
time, trouble and travel. ME. 0793.
any time Monday.
anxious to buy en-,
tire libraries or smaller collec-
tons Of good books; We call any
immediately ut ohr exusnse. BAR
GAIN BOOK sEioP. sos eth ct.
NV. DI. 6OQ7.
CEMENT nIxEk hand operated.
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BEDROOM. DIN. RIM. and OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TIL 9 PM. oRDWAY 6677.
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D~e-S@~---~~e-s y
NICELY fcHI FURNISHED ROOM witt
car line: gentleman. 7os Ritten
MSSST hoTss 't pLEzsANAAe11sssss nsi "a e1ss kti5oSTn,
ssmipst: bath. DE. 7Os4. 'onaess1n' Ms7
BOLIVIAN CLUE. 1888 l6th-sgle
rm.- pvt. bath: dbles.. beaut. furn.
mod baths; refined bus. women. -.
TUCKERMAN ST.-Nice single room
S1fn Some. pdGne; az, s47ss 7ssentlem'n' 1sa 1eElsi
ment girls Of religious background
2 to share l rm., 2 beds. $50 mo-;
/. sgle. rm.. $40; no cooking. AD
EsSs.S SSS .iyARNuM ST. N.w-Near olt
sxse sOielefs sransp Home; r fss7sss9na0ls s7sP gsnt
GEORGETOWN-~Deiightful rm.: ali
home eo1v. and privil.; excel. transp
LAkG9. Al 2.iGi BRIGHT ROOM, semi5vt ma5
bath; vic. 18th and Col I'd. Cal
DE. 1886 bet. IL and 5 Sun. only
I4as CHAPLIN ST. NV. Ant. Sa-
Quiet sleeping rm., conv. ioc.; un.
limited phone. DE. 1889. 81
GEORGETOWN-Pieasant room foi
mature etnpl. woman; quiet house;
nj. wis. ana g; Kit. privl. possible;
LOVELY FRONT nm, twin. beds
shower: nr. transp.; very good loca-
ton. I477 Columbia I'd. NV, -2S
1129 QUE ST.-DoubIe room. nevis
decorated: good transp.; unlimited
phone. DU. $500. ~
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Single room,
lady; excellent Transportation. EN-.
GI0VER PARKyar.. .,ns,. %,
dbl; closet space; n. qeorgetoWn
GALLATIN sT..Rehned ladies OF
gentlemen; bet. carlines, l blk. to
restaurant: reas, ia. 1874. 20
22s3 Beth PL. N.W.-Nice rn1., lady
only; close @ transp. EN- 222232s
1871 DECATUR ST. N.W.-Warm
and nicely furn., pvt. home. conV.
transp.: lge: closets; gentleman;
Mr.. conn. AVE.-Lfv. rm., bedrm.,
bath. garage: no other ro0mers;
attractive adult home; bachelor
only, $85, EN-. 55S7.
1716 EYE ST. N.W-Sinele for man:
maid; showers $3.50 semim0nthly.
calI IA. 5000 or DU. $500. so
MASTER BEDRhl. with pvt. bath
Kansas ave. nr. Kennedy. RIA. 2779.
1880 G 81. N.Ws-Basenent fm.
Ink. rurn. or. unfurn, Gentee1l
SsI4 KANs6s AvEs-I.s. ircnt I'm.
on lst Apor. Dbl. BE- eqny. to eEery-l
thing. bus at corn $50.
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MoNKEYS-Close-out sale; S60-S7O
excellent pets. PET HoUsE. ''
2713 Nichols Ave. Sc, 10 $4,000
1919 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 9772
Omen Sun In: UeekdayS / "a
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BEDROOM, dining room, Contents OF
home; cash., We do MOVING, storage.
IA. 2937; after I PM, GE. 1916.
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded Jewelry. We pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV,
GUN, winchester, used, 20-gauge,
Skaef Mndel 81 Ia O.71z0 90
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'HOTET, 1A10

Rms. with running water; 24-hr. ph,
and elev. service: 5000 to SlT.50
wkly. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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LARGE SINGLE RM., in clean, det.
pvt. gentle home; gas heat, near
expr. bus. Gentleman. GE. 1856.
141o M ST. NV. APT. 4os. nicely
employed gentleman only. -27,
COMFORTABLE. SUNNY ROOM. Big
RA. 3949. Sun; ewes, after Z.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Master bed
rm., private bath, twin beds, 2
1885 assl. JEffRRsos SRtleRs w. sq: sWslnsl. sea2
home prfvil. RA. 9Os4.
500 KENNEDY ST. NV. - Nicely
furn; rm.; all privil.;;. good transp.;
,1HRg ssngL E9pan 3 "a. sl62; -.
ii somsiy turn. n;i mas master api; Sedrn-; dHanat sat
bath. shower; gentleman. NO. 1898.
DOWNTOWN---1410 M ST.. Apt. sos
Lovely studio room near bath, "a
hr. eiev. NE. 1895 Sunday. Vacant.
SI6o 1sth ST. N.W.-Lee. front r,n.,
DUPONT CTRCLE-Attractiye single
room. ,gentleman, quiet home; con-
DOUBLE BEDRM., isx12; pvt. Java
tory. 2 closets, phone in room; gen
Eleman. WO. 4U39.
1901 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-NieeIy
furn. sgle. rra. for young lady. pvt.
home; laurd faoiI., urlirn. phone;
1894 18th ST. N.W.-Dble. rm.. pvt.
bath. shower, 8 windows; maid serv-
ice: S6S. Sgle. rm., $40 Well
appointed corner home.
l535 N. III. AVE. NV, The Psna-
manian Attractive, clean. warm,
cHEsvYll CHASE. Conn. and Nebr., 361s
Fessenden st.--Ssle.. share bath
with /; gentle home: s34 En-.
isIS KANSAS AvE.-Twin-bedrm.. |
kit. and laund. privil.; also sgle. rn !
AROMA PARK-sunny front rrn.. |
private home: quiet neighbOrhood; /
$50 mo. GE. 1865. ---szS
lEAR GWU-Sgle. rms. comfortable,
warm. quiet; I dbie. rm., running
ITTRACTiVE ROOM In apt. 18th
and Sheridans-Exeeilent transporta-f
ton: S2S, IA. 1891.
615 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Dhl. rm., suit
ahle for couple or 2 girls. $3s mo-;
3S7 M0NROE sT.--Nice; warm rm.,
seMibAthi empL Womens keas. CAL Z
TU. o1Q4.
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ROOM and private bar
owners. attention-A rare device OF
entertaining and intellectual group
appeal for sale; $4,000. AID. 5752.
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THE CARLYN
$500 QUE ST. NV.
ern apt. house Gentleman only, MAID
and linen service included. SIS per
month. Call Mrs. Goodwin, Dupont
3400. --27
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sscrifice At Ss.95. worth s2O-S30;
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TOPS VACUUM STORES, 705 18th
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-07
BY Milton Friedman
Copyright, 1852, Jewish
Telegraphic, Agency, 1nc.)

WASHINGTON
Reports from Philadelphia
have indicated the emergence of
a self-styled Hitler youth group
which amuses itself by throwing
live bombs into synagogues. The
Philadelphia youths may soon
have an opportunity to meet
some of their real life idols. A
master plan prepared by top
ranking German officers, in CO.
operation with American mill
tary policy planners, emissions
the training in the United States
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-07
CHARLESTON, s. c.
German Rearming Has
Repercussions In Philadelphia

of cadres for the new German
army.
The project calls for the send
ing to this country of up to 10000
German officers and non-com-
missioned officers, especially Sc
lected for superior qualifica-
tons" on the basis Of their rec
ords in the Hitler armies.
Gen. Eisenhower's schedule
calls for 100000 German troops
to be back in uniform within two
years. Walter Lippmann and
others agree that within that
period of time Germany, restored
as the dominant military power
in western Europe, will demand
a say in the defense of the Middle
East. DR.. Hjalmar Schacht, Hit
ler's financial wizard, who was
freed on the grounds that a bank
er couldn't be a war criminal, is
currently reported to be in Egypt
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-07

in the employ of King Farouk.
Other Arab states have hired
German generals as military con-
sultants. Ex-Nazi militarists who
may become connected with Mid.
die Eastern defense planning
have not yet indicated their ideas
on defending Israel.
The Bonn Government will
consent to re-arm only after the
West is blackmailed into making
all possible concessions. The Ger
man leaders are seeking the de-
struction of all allied controls and
the freeing Of more than 1000
Nazi war criminals who are still
serving sentences.
The American, British, an d
French Foreign Ministers, when
they met at London recently, Of
fered Germany a seat on a pro-
posed Four-Power Appeal Board
which would have the jurisdic-
ton to free war criminals still in
custody. German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer was told that
responsibility for the jailed Nazis
will be delegated to the Bonn
Government after peace treaty
has been signed. The Four-Power
Appeal Board would still, theo-
retically at least, have the right
to insist that certain prisoners
not be freed.
A resolution adopted by the
Bundestag called for the release
of all war criminals as one Of the
concessions for German military
cooperation with the west. Some
Washington officials were shock
ed by the boldness with which
the democratic" West Germans
would repudiate the principles
established by the Nuremberg
trials.
Comparatively few Nazis were
actually punished although there
was much fanfare over the inter-
allied declaration of 1912, the
Potsdam Agreement of 1945, and
other international accords which
Continued on Page lD
Evening star., 1952-01-09

The absence OF President Tru-
man from the traditional lighting
Of the Christmas tree on the White
House lawn in recent years was
discussed by the District Recrea-
tion Board yesterday.
Miss Sibyl Baker, assistant rec
reation superintendent. reported
on the small attendance at the
tree ceremony last Christmas. and
added:
"It is regretted that the Gus
tom of having the President pres
ent in person to light the tree has
about disappeared"
Explains Small Attendance.
Milo Christensen, recreation
superintendent, said the discus
sion was not direct criticism OF
the President" He said it was
brought up in an effort to ex-
plain why only small number OF
people have turned up for the
ceremony in the last few years.
Mr.. Christensen pointed out
that the President always partici-
pates, even when out of Wash
'ington, by delivering a Christmas
message that is broadcast over the
Nation and symbolically lights the
tree.
The members Of the Board OF
Education also were taken to task
by Harry S. Wender, Recreation
Board chairman, for failing to at
tend the Recreation Board meet
Iings.
Absences Deplored.
He said that, in the last year,
members of the school board at
tended only five meetings. One
member came three times and
another member, only twice, he
said. He said the Board of Edu-