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Evening star., 1952-04-04
PUNCH RECIPE?

(From Miss E. M. B.. Arlington)
Some time last year I copied Q
recipe from the RICH and 1t was
for a delicious recipe for o fruit
punch. I believe it was called
Planters Punch" Any way the
mixed fruit juices-orange. lemon,
pineapple, grape juice, etc..-were
frozen in the ice cube tray and
the gingerale poured over the
fruit cubes at serving time.
AMARMLIS?
(From Mrs. H.. Bethesdd)
Will some one please tell me
what to do with an amarillis plant
that has just had o gorgeous
bloom. Does it need q resting
period or does one just snip the
withered bloom of and leave it
in the sun to grow? Thanking
any one who can give me this
lk11N II1dtlOIl.
POTATO ROLLS.
(From Mrs. r. T. McA., ArlingtonJ
have often wanted to reply
to some questions. but since I
am new here and have two little
boys, Is months and 8 years, to
keep me busy, I sort Of hoard my
spare time for writing to friends
I left behind. However, I couldn't
resist sending my favorite roll
recipe, for which there was a
request. This recipe is grand be-
cause it can be made several days
before it is to be used, which
is a big help if company is coming.
II have also tried some of the
dough to make sticky pecan rolls
and it's fine for that. too. It
does make a delicious clover leaf
roll, since the potato gives it some
body, yet it's very light.
Potato Refrigerator Rolls: One
Yeast cake Cor dry. "a cup luke
warm water. "a cup shortening.
l teaspoon salt, y cup sugar.
cup mashed potatoes. / cup scalded
milk. 2 eggs and z cups -four.
Scald milk and let cool. Mash
potatoes. add shortening. sugar,
salt and eggs and cream well.
Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water
and add to lukewarm milk. Then
add all to the potato mixture.
Add sifted flour to make q stiff
dough. Toss on Toured board and
Iknead lightly. Rub over top with
melted butter or soft shortening
and place in casserole and cover
tightly and place in refrigerator
until ready to bake. About one
and a half hours before baking.
pinch off dough. shape into rolls
as desired, cover and let rise until
light. Bake in a 400-degree oven
from Is to 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
=Readers' CIeorinq House
Conducted BY
BETSY CASWELL
BERKELEY.
(From Mrs. r. T. S., Arlington)

(From Mrs. r. T. S., ArlingtoD
Less than four weeks ago ] re-
turned east after spending more
than 18 months in Berkeley. My
experiences are somewhat diff
ferent from those of Mrs. j. P,
so perhaps a look at the other
side of the picture will help, too.
Berkeley is indeed situated in
beautiful region. Unfortunately
the fog is present so much OF
the time that it is difficult to find
a really clear day to view the
scenery. During the summer the
fog goes out around noon and
rolls back in around 4 or S pm.
Naturally this makes for ex-
tremely high humidity during the
summer as well as during the
rainy season and we had mold
growing on our window frames
much Of the year. Unless you are
lucky enough to have a clothes
dryer, you will find drying the
family wash a real problem.
Summer temperatures range up
to IS to 10 degrees and winter
temperatures almost never 60
below freezing. Do be prepared
for cool temperature indoors
because very few homes have
central heating and the houses
are not insulated against cold.
I contracted sinus trouble in
the Bay Area and my doctor as
sured me that this was nothing
unusual since large numbers OF
people. particularly those who
come from other sections Of the
country, suffer from sinusitis and
allied disorders due to the exceS-
sive humidity.
A few other points that may in
lfiuence your decision are housing
prices and job availablilities. HouS-
ing is available and prices fo1
both renting and purchasing are
far lower than they are around
Washington. Food prices, how
ever, are much higher with even
California oranges costing more
in California than they do in
other States. Taxes are particu-
larly highs per cent State sales
tax, u per cent or 1 per cent city
sales tax, State income tax, ex-
orbitant personal property tax
costly auto registration. Jobs
seem to be readily available and
many industries are expanding
rapidly. Salaries, however, are
low with $3.50 per month an ex-
cellent starting salary for ex-
perienced factory workers and
$225 very good for experienced
secretaries.
DRAPERY PROBLEM.
(From Mrs. S. X. Washington
Mrs. D. G. S., Washington
Your drapery problem was mine
too, until I read the directions
which stated the ends Of the ma
terial must be cut on the bias
to obtain the gradual slope.
X X X X
QUILT PATTERNS?
(Fron Mrs. r. H. M, Washington J
Does any one know where pat
terms can be obtained for quilts?
I am interested in making a quilt
and would like to have many from
which to choose.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
Pun1pkin Custord

Pumpkin custard makes a de-
licious dessert the whole family.
including small fry, will enjoy.
Top the custard with a puff of
Isweetened whipped cream and
sprinkle with toasted coconut.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
GARDENING HINTS.

fFrom Mrs. J. L., Washington
For the novice gardener: The
best of the perennials and the
most beautiful are roses. Try the
Ifloribunda and climbers. Iris,
tiger. lilys, violets are hardy and
multiply rapidly. Peonies are good
for cutting and barberry for
hedges.
A note to the established gar
ldeners"-why not share your
plants with your neighbors, divid-
ling your perennials is good for the
plant and look at the pleasure you
Iget from sharing.
What can I grow in the deep
shade to cover wire screen on the
| terrace.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
COOKIE RECIpESo

(From Mrs. H. L. G., Arlington)
Please give me some cookie re-
cipes that will ship good to a boy
in service. ] especially like spicy
cookies.
QUERY?
(From Mrs. E. X. B., Washington
Will some reader who has
had experience making children's
dresses, slips or blouses out Of
parachute nylon send me the di-
rections through the Clearing
House please.
SOAPSTONE GRDDLE.
(From I. L., Washington
Mrs L. B. j., Washington: For
a soapstone griddle you might
write to Rockledge Farm, Read
ing. VT.
DIFFERENT VIOLETS?
(Fron Mrs. E. E. H., Arlington)
I would appreciate any infor-
nation on the culturation Of both
English and Russian violets.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
REPLACING CUFFS?

From Mrs. r. c. NJ, Washington
Is any one familiar with replac-
ing cuffs on Army khaki shirts
they seem to fray so rapidly? I
know white collar and cuffs can
be purchased and would appre-
ciate any news of where one might
obtain khaki cuffs.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
BATHTUB PROBLEM.

Feel certain that this will solve
Mrs. E. SIS bathtub problem:
Make a paste of cream of tartar
and peroxide. Leave on the tub
for several hours. A very simple
way is to sprinkle the cream OF
tartar on the stain and moisten
with peroxide.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
QUILT PATTERNS?

from Mrs. r. II. NJ, WaShington)
Does any one know where pat
terms can be obtained for quilts?
am interested in making a quilt
and would like to have many from
which to choose.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

Designed and built iar you h svn
With p'ids. Fssiurs By feature
ihsY wi exciting new sisndardL
You veal believe sueh ssistsad.
Ing value Is pssibls In 1857
until yos ~ Il. 10 ssnpFsniss
nsds h sHeslIsaes II dssisa. q
ershmanshlp-asr b hs gal.
Hy II material.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
1850
LOT ABOUT W ACRE
1880

Directions: OUer Key Bridge, out Lee
High,cay to old Dominion Drive (Routs
3Os). Right on Old Dominion Driue 20
miles to Grass Ridge sign, left " nsils.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Maryland Mayor
Visiting London Is
Victim of Prunkster
By the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Scott, S.
Bair, the visiting Mayor of West
minister, Md, was all set to leave
for an official reception by the
Mayor of Westminster Borough in
London when he got an urgent
phone call.
Formal morning attire Is re-
quired, the caller said.
Mr.. Bair hastily hired top hat,
morning coat and striped trousers
and was all set again to hurry out
the door again when he got an
other call.
It's all a joke, he was told.
Mr.. Bair, back in a business suit,
finally made the reception.
He left for Paris today vowing
he will return to London next
year to even up the score with the
jokester whom he identified as
an English friend.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
; Virginia Counties Get
DROUGHT Disaster Ratings
Nv the Assoeiqted Press

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 23.-The
Virginia counties of Lee, Henry
and Franklin have been designated
as drought disaster areas-a rat
ing that stems from severe farm
losses suffered by the summer
heat.
The designation qualities farm
ers in the three counties for Gov
ernment loans to help repleniSh
their losses.
The State Agriculture Depart
ment placed the total Virginia
crop damage at more than $50
million.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration, which will administer the
emergency loans, estimated that
farmers in Lee, Franklin and
Henry will need about 1926, 900 in
long term, low-interest rate loans
Te obtain the loans, the agency
takes a lien against the crop fo1
seed and fertilizer advances or a
chattel mortgage on the equip
ment or livestock bought with
proceeds of the longer-term loans
Evening star., 1952-08-23
U. Of Maryland Professor
Heads Business Department

DIR. John H. Frederick. professor
of transportation and foreign
trade at the University of Mary
land since 1916, has been ap-
pointed head of the schools de-
partment of business organization
effective September /.
He will replace DR.. Lionel w
Thatcher who has accepted 8
similar position at the University
of Wisconsin.
Before coming to Maryland
DR.. Frederick was professor o1
transportation and industry al
the University of Texas for eight
years. He has written many text.
and articles on transportation
and marketing. DR.. Frederick live.
lat 97O7 Bexhill drive, Kensington
Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
| Draft Board Denies Plea
OF Martinsburq Man
Special pispasch TO The Ssor

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Aug.
I22. - Charles Clifford Candy of
IMartinsburg has been turned
down on his appeal from the local
draft boards decision denying
deferment as a conscientious OBJ
jector.
The local board said the appeals
board, to which the registrant
sent the case, has sustained the
local board unanimously. Oficials
here said Mr.. Candy had been
carried on a dependency claim for
some time, and when this was
Terminated. he filed the conscien-
tiouS objector plea.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Virainiu BUYS Ferrybout

RICHMOND, Aug. % R.-The
State Highway Department yester-
day purchased the ferryboat Flor
ida from the Delaware Highway
Commission for $150,000. It will
be placed in service on the Pine
Beach-Newport News run.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Tructor Kills Virginia Boy

BLAND, Va. Aug. % P.-Joe
Muncy, 13. was killed yesterday
when the tractor he was driving
on his mothers Bland County
farm tipped over three times.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

GRASS RIDGE FEATURES
Entrance foyer. separate living and sleeping
areas!
IL Living room and bedrooms with
picture windows!>
Studio ceilings more than 3 hight
comparmented Hollywood" bath!
4l5 Gu. II. Of interior closet spsee-and
81 "a. II. Of exterior Storage space!
Large esrpert! Sectional radiant heating!
Sewer, water and gas included!
Evening star., 1952-06-14
TELEVISION

Ia5s famous S'Iasi make: ~ st: st g.
%, AIMCo TV SALES
Arlington. fSno y Va. wa'nlns'0n oieSe S.Se' 1900
Ty 1881 so,,o. EMERs6M s1'S. - 1sre1
area. S100. Eureka upright vac
uum. good cond. S12. FA. 61S0.
Tv. 1851 capehart. 17-in., mahos.
any full doors. Del. new Dec. 81.
List SAG; sac. for $500. .DU
Tvs. 1851. Muntz, mshos. T. M,
$50; Adm. 1O-in: blond console,
S55; Teletens Ie Ie-in.. SAT; all IKE
rasEs ?sS q. 'E new new. SO; '7;.sozls. cail is 70
TRUNK wardrobe, $50. WI. oSls.
TYPEWRITER. ROYAL Standard. diR aa.
original ribbon; 500. WI. O31s.
TYPEwRITERs-New and recond..
MSkaIrER 6, 80 altAePsEp q St. NV. I1Ez "a
TYPEwRfTER siLE. 1876 cash dis.
Free delivery. CENTRAL. 201s ] Al
- Remington, noise
less: good cond. $50. Call DI
TYPEWRITER, Royal; stand; Yecond.
value. $500. Shakespeare fishint
rod, reel and line. never used, $50
GI.. 4AO0. Ext. cS9. is
UNIFORMS, Army ofhcer's. summer
tropical. size 39-40 long, new; S3t
each: can be seen at Needles Clean.
ers. 1888 Buchanan st. NV. g Il
2 p.m. 15s
Evening star., 1952-06-14
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

SLEEP IN A COOL RM. on an all
los \. H. l4 AvESslee1ins $; ea eo2s T@. with with
kit; For young lady; express bus:
attic fan; GENTLE ia. 0s92.. ;-l5
twin beds, ,bright; clean; comfortable
only. DU. 1920. -16
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt, bath upper
NV; express bus; day care child
MR rRPtiPnf PnnasaY4 EA 4so T. Blk from ca1Iine l2
l7o5 KilbouEne pl. Nicely furn. ssie
iii G ST. NV. $3.50 wk. 1909 p
st; NV. So .wk. 20, 3-6767. Ia
rm;; I'm So,2n week; furnished; unlim,
ACROSS sTATLER-Laree corner
rooms. adjacent shower. twin beds
double. SIS; single, SO. 1901 K st.
GLOVER PARK-Lse. rm.. semipvt.
conn. AND NUspa w0 cious cool cool private
studio rm. with new retgr. in Govt.
WFSInyiNhSTFpi WoFInS1sIS s hSmei Re, HoT5, 3S"5, -l5 -
sssis ssss5 xk and rS SOl Ho G@S S75S 5Sn' S wstsF
GEORGETOWN single rm..
cross ventilation, next to bath: pri-
vate home; man; $50 mo. DE. 231S.
CONN. AVE. AND R-Nicely fur
nished large bedroom with private
bath; maid service daily; also :.
nicely furnished small bedrooms.
Call GOLDEN PARROT. De. T440.
DOWNTOWN, Ala 9th st. NV
Rooms; So and Sc sgle.; Ss, dble.
ME. T246. -16
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1910 goth St.
Large LARGE redecorated room. single or
double: near bath. If
1916 JEFFERSON PLACE-Of Conn.
and 18th. Single and double rooms
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1898 10th st. NV
--Sgl. room. semiprivate bath; gen.
tile family Gentleman -I6
5811 9Th ST. N.W.-Lge. front rm.
newly dec; pvt. law; mr.. bus
Jewish home. ia. 1867. -16
DUPONT CIRCLE vicinity: attrac
nm. for discriminating Young bache-
lor. State DEBT. or Armed Forces
officer will find the loc. most conv
and the atmosphere charming MI
MAN EXECUTIVE ONLY; in nrivst,
apt; $40 monthly. NO. 1906, Ext
Evening star., 1952-06-14
DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcon..,

BOSTON TERRIER. 2 mos. Axe;
blvd, Arl., Va. CH. $3.50. -15
PUPPIES: short hair. medium size;
males, So; females. ss. cH. 1908.
sPITz PuPP1Es-slo each; call LIN.
CaiHUAHux PuPPIEs. champion
bloodline. Axe. registered. Cal
REG 4Ba BaaCSS Sas srANSbs spS sq1; poopIE Snly P7p
PIES. q champs in mined. anees-
HoME 'Ss2ASTtHi WANTED 70 Tor oeen eentle, small
type BUT chow. spayed female;
BSSf6S BaSSSfFS eGf TERR1ER MI sist Pupss sffs5 IS
CHOW-CHOW PUPPiEs - Gentle
friendly; will deliver. Phone Dale
view $3.50 or write Box 81. Fairfax.
BOXER PUPS. thoroughbred. TO.
IRISH s' SETTER PUPPIES, Axe i' II
AS Sss. Old. Mclean. M neqi Va Anfss'0!si EI 54as
MUST SACRIFICE 8 beautiful cocker
pups; tails cut and wormed. 6614
DosEkMASS ssn 4; niS' Fl PfNscaIR s1sS puPaFIiEs,
males for so. EverSreen 4-6s3s.
BEAGLE PUPS for sale; z weeks old
Axe reg; wonderful field stock.
Gaithersburg 569-J. lis
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 2 wks.
old; males; Axe; $25; 3-yr..old fe-
g BLACK MALE CocKER sPANlELs.
5 mos. old, $35 each. 1887 Both
BOXER PUPPIES. female. 2 % weeks;
$50: Phone Vienna ci 1Ss-M. pie @i5
POMERANANS, Axe, female, 8 yrs,
4 pounds; proven breeder; puppy,
female. 6 weeks; male. IS months.
XII. &-QRAR TX
Evening star., 1952-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

UNIFORMS NAVAL of,cers). 4O-42,
$25: ia. white SIS; overeoat'
VACUUM CLEANER, Lewyt, 8 mos.
old. peri. cond.; hardly used; must
fxaSsfsf cHANERs kH ESsSs hsns sns t'%s
ali makes: s1s.5o-S1s.s5; spar.
HYsTsvIqfE a1tssa nst v1GM se pvsTssSsikss sERvicS
WASHER-Frisidaire automatic. Ex-
Gel. cond. Sl1O. Call FA. 1855:
wAsHER-Apex; IA yrs. old; perfect
condition; best offer. OIL. 6163;
wAsHER-oE automatic; excellent
condition, reasonable. IA. 5444:
wAsHER-Thor Automasic; usable
IN .lJ,. sHts.; excel, cond,; $50. N.
wSAsaHEks. SsH used. r.cond.; guar. Also
to pay. ?. 9; SMITH, s. = s.. iszi
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERs.
Warehouse we i;es: SALE ;. Almost al makes
sftqifds VI eRfS smSEN MOB spRfss shSsgt SAs sat i
ELECTRIc Co. e44 Wayne ave.
wHsHERR.. EASY sPIN-DRY. Deluxe
Model. originally $2l9.95, sell for
$3.50. Used only q few times. do
not wish to put in storage. Call
Overlook 1909 -15
WASHER, Bendix auto peri. cond.
will deliver and install. 81. 1850.
WASHER, Thor Automaeic; 1 VI. old;
$95. Hillside 4943. -15
WASHER. Easy, apt. size; good cond. =,
$2S. LO. 5-l939. l0602 Dunkirk
dr.. Silver Spring. Md.
WASHER. EASY SP1NDRIER. apt.
size. new: wolf fur Jacket, size IL;
VI. 4T39 -I5
Evening star., 1952-06-14
WANTED-Furniture
Any amount, also refrigera-
tor, gas range and good
piano. Call Mr.. Grady, phi.
MA. 2679,
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. AKc. finest
strain. ROY coUNsELMAN. Glen.
mont -Colesville rd., N. Springbrook
EnS %Sntss sEssjAS sij ii S'tsgs; sgss SIS each each
GIVE YoTR PET 4 VACATION III
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good iood; KIND superyision kR1Ss
S%sli %. osRs sRs very rare; $50 and pp
GEkM3N MaM 33S56 STANDARD scHNAUsER sE
II mos. old. pedigreed; good watch
SIS. Ewes. OW. .4164. --16
black, 2 mos. old; wonderful with
ENG! shildrtn; sfRfNaER Az 81 sfzNiEL fSs Purs
liver, white; Axe reg: I'll N. JACK.
TERRiEn iSR III Ar fuFfiEs ri Cw sS1s
rSsfsH Rsslss sspsisSkn si2lisss esKFANifIs isIs live,
arc. spd vhlsf; IL; 3 s70s' mos'' 5 m"s'' : yrs
handsome litter Of 6-wk. -old fawn
cafi DR.. ossERMAN. Evergreen
nsS&sa,fNTs 11sSsai GSlssvills I:d Nd 1Kc (R Us
shsmgiSb s7s sasR s'SsR; ST. s4gs gale ps ieTslsi
THREE MALE KITTENS to be given
good homes for them. # interested
GREAT PYRENEES PUPPiES-Beaut.
tiful pure white. male and female
12 wks. old; Axe reg. CO. 1106
bSx.s ssS.., ryssE .sss. .Kc Az .s.n.s u sss
BoxEE ~ SsSirE SPsSSiPrrEs. fawn. 2 mos. @io Old
Axe reg, wormed: very affectionate
healthy pups: raised with children
DaChsAuNSD Gsli Sai SOs4ff fSprrEs. black Ils and
prospects for showing. FA. 1923.
TOY PoMERANIANs ta). a-vk.. k..old
female pups. AKC reg. excel. pedi-
Srree: good show possibility. AL
BOXER. 4 yr.. fawn. female. Axe. Of
championship. stock; excellent watch
sfsi1GE Sii; f;Fs; SurffEs ;5,s COMES TT
OGDEN MILLER oakton. va. Is.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe
reg: reg; sire ire, ch; a1;.,,1a Markg '. Wot.n-
PARAKEETs, baby blue. opaline; also
few pair Of breeders. NO. 1900.
sIAAlEsE KITTENS. Seal Point. 8
Dsn.r,' aS male 10 ana snsass female; DediErssed s
Evening star., 1952-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PRINTS. Just received collect. rare
%SSRgg. g.?ss soRSsRs. GER 5sss 5sS'0 N U1aS Z. NV
RADIO. 2.way Link, used in taxieabs.
Good condition. Call Ia. 913s;
RADIO communications receiver;
Hammurland Super-Pro (BC 1904
c.; excellent condition: best offer
over $3.50. Twenty through SOM low
and broadcast. Call Wo. 1889.
RADIO. table. Sin. speaker with
RxDIo. aa5i L Be S-sssi 54sls Communications mtt
receiver converted to AC. 800: Be
81 ssaS sIsSaapey sfasi meter pma $50; fs phone
RADiosITssie models. Philco icase
broken). $40; Spartan. SIS; Travel
air eiec. record player, $50; prices
RhnIo ANIL pHhNoGs fss6i "; .eTs a1ss2l. l5
hers.' pickups. SPEAKERS. s' tape ~gs- re-
AUDIo coNsULTANTs' INC, sos
King st.. Alex, Va, XII. s-77s9.
Rap1S SPEAKER. R;R high l,delity 1is Alice.
Mounted in beautiful mahogany re-
flex cabinet. Guar, new cond.;
RANGE ts.oven5. 'dE de luxe push
button; 5s.. ,S. new ,rds cond WIN take s13o
seen at 34i6 South stafford st.,
South, Fairlinston Apts., Tel; K1.
RANGE. de luxe Kenmore; like new.
sEFRicEkar6Pkks, SEaAe Ga,l Pk sisS asea large l1 y,
sortment from $40 up. Some with
FIRE EDERiCKs. 1905 18th St. NV.
REFRlGERATORS, recond.. guar, $39
Up; new 1851 WESTINGHOUSE. liberal
discount 81 %nn o Or trade NO dn ,T payments
REFRiGERATf0R@oas: s Gu. t.: $50.
size refsr. and range. wo. 1857.
REFRIGERAToR-aas. servel. per
feet condition. clean. First reason
REFRIGERATOR. General Electric,
S,' Gu; oft; &; excellent condition; $50.
REFRiGaaRAroR. iF d.ir, box. ia Hu.s-
man, 2-tier. s It., open face; excel.
g. as4og sh:ivaSor
2 Gu. IT,. IN sood cond,; first $65
asFsS Il WS 724s aftef ft G e. :xc.1 i4
REFRIGERAToR 7.cu.-ft. Frisid-
aire, good cond.. S15: washing ma
chine; wringer-type Thor. l yr. old.
RiTlEs'jiit.GIffiaA,ToR. gas; small. good
REfsiGRRATSk, f1nsiti2n SSS "a eu l4sa f coldspot
excel, cond.; cost s17O new. will sell
REFRIGERAToR. %S Morse. Gu. . #.
Brand-new; $115. UN. 1928. 5000
Madison ST., E. Riverdale. Md. 30
REFRIGERATOR-GE. 6 Gu. it.; ex-
REFRiGERaToR ist f9nd TsSS; E.ctroa9 E ha94 in s
serve small family. LU. 4-oi53
REFRIGERAToR, GE. M e-ft.. has been
used very little; 500. AK. 1857.
fSys,SHHAaoa ssgs ssndssss dHsss; Sss sss ;
RfFkisERA1os. fFi SsEa: Admiral. pr.ctiaslly Mas
ssH seIi caf Ap. ~. 7s7s. 81 reasonable; nS ms''
REFRIGERATORS, rebuilt. eompl.
nsS.I2F, sil SSs St; TGss. ny. MI M; 47sI; I;:.I5 @.I5
sell. Extra-large savings. No reason
able offer will be refused. Open
i sPRiNd sofSas GAS sai & ELEcTRic II L; CO.. % IA
Wayne ave. JU. S-SO3S. Ia
REFGR.. Admiral Frigidaire, Gu.
it,. 4-burner gas range; new cond.;
will sac. TU. 1850. TIA. 0293. -16
REFGR.. Hotpoint. 6 or z Gu. it..
500; Bendix automatic washer. $50.
OR 3T01 -l4s
REINFORCING RODS, steel. all sizes,
5 tons. KENILWORTH JUNK CO..
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne, Wash
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ROUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid services:
H.mp.S;1e fHEisSnsS1ed .v. service NO laaISe Ne"
FARMINGTON-162 624 18th st. NV,
near Dupont circle Maid service.
24-hour switchboard service, phone
in all rooms: convenient location.
Single. $40 up; double. $3.50 up.
17ss iE EYE ST. NV. pr. Doctor.
Hospital: cool. clean. .sele. rm.; nr.
bath. ST. so semimonth. lie
I343 L ST. NV. downtown; walk
to work; comfortable sgle. room.
LARGE BsMT. ROOM. for young
gentleman. IN stately mansion; very
IN STATELY MANSION. for official
or executive gentleman: beautiful
furn. large studio rms. also large
apt, daily maid service. Parking
facilities; breakfast optional. AD.
1883 BnTMoRE sT.-comfortably
furn. room for gentleman; conv
1915 18th ST. N.w.-opposite stat
Ter, attrae rm. adjoin bath, pvt
Phene. maid service; gentleman; pI
ROCK CREEK HALL-24o0 1eth st.
rec. rm... Tv. free parking: block
Col. rd.; daily maid serv. HO. 9617
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

100 CHOICE HEREFORD HEIFERS,
weight. 800 lbs. fully tested and
yaccinated. E. E. GARNSEY. Reva,
Va. Phone Madison 2943. 49,
HORSES . Rented and boarded
rides. Special attention for children.
For Sale-Western horse; 4-yr.-old
saddle horse: pony cart and har-
ness; new and used saddles. 10
PURE BRED TAMwoRTHs. 2 sows %
jSly mon'b Boar OFsd months TO fsgf0S sits fft q
months: HENRY pUVAL. croome'
cHEEsTNMuTTf' NMTf''Sa2 GfL6iSG, 6iS9; 3 years old;
15.2 hands and q bred; good con-
formation. sound and alert. AL.
LOAD OF RIDING HORSES and DO
nies in from Tennessee: reasonably
priced. CHOPMIsT FARM. Rockville
THREE ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS
thoroughbreds. General Black Car
Of nd TseaTo sgnS strain; Prise; SI4G Ss55
J., Fairfax. Va. Phone Herndon
saRSPsHlRE EWES FOR SALE. Els Sac
each; also lambs. See ARVII
ts Rd. 6a2' telephone Lenah 52261
PONY, one SIN. black and white (any
child can handle); two saddle
horses: 4 well broke saddle horses
Nth tack; out Rt. 240. l mi: pas
I'd. cont. Ia mi. on left. BOZ
WHITES FARM. Poolesville 2O79
Sunday only. 1bs
HORSES, riding, one 3-yr.-old regis.
tered stallion; also two other ridinf
horses. OV. 1862. 80
ANGUS BULL, with papers, Q yrs. old
reasonable. Rockville 424O. Il,
HORSE. IA years. is hands, gentle
handy jumper. S125. Owner beini
transferred. 1T. COL. HAAKE, Qtrs
$40 Marine Base, ouantico. Tel
HORSE WANTED. bet. 81 yrs. old
broken or unbroken, cheap. Cali AP
637S.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK American saddle
horse; also Albino mare, 4 yrs. old
broken. absolute beauty; reas. Dale
view 910S. is