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Evening star., 1953-11-10
Nevada Vocation

Mrs. William G. Neumeyer of
Washington was a recent guest
of the Flamingo Hotel in Las
Vegas, New, on her way back
from Hawaii. Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. McCambridge of Chevy Chase
accompanied her.
, 1953-06-29

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS us.
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIX AT C-EIRITIANSTED
New st. Croix Savings Bank, Plaintiff) Civil Nc. AZ 1858
vs.. MAY TERM 1858
No. IS King Cross Street, Defendant
ACTION TO F~oRECLOSE MORTGAGE
THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES:
To: HON IT A CONCERN:
GREETINGS:
Within the time limited by law you are hereby required
to appear before this Court and. answer to 4 complaint against
you in this action; and in case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment by default will be taken against you as de-
manded in the complaint, to foreclose mortgage.
WITNESS my hand and Seal Of the Court this 18th day
of May 1853, AID.
, 1953-06-29

$4,000 have been killed, over 100000 injured, and some
$4,000 missing. The cost to the United States in money IS
SIS billion.
PERHAPS THIS IS cheaper than allowing clear aggres-
sion with its ultimate and inevitable contagion, for just as sure
as night follows day, aggression once on the move, can be
be stopped only at cost-real cost The price Of freedom is
always high yet regardless Of the cost il is cheaper than the
enSIavement which is certain to follow.
, 1953-06-29
COSTLY WAR
LAST WEDNESDAY the Korean War was t

LAST WEDNESDAY the Korean War was three years
old, and now the war is already in its fourth year.. Few wars,
localized as this one, has called forth more attention, or
drawn more c~ombatantS, or caused more concern. The reason
is clear, for no war in the history of the world has had the.
moral and actual support of a united group of nations deter
mined that the scourge Of war shall be wiped from the face
of the earth.
BECAUSE KOREA is far away, and up to this time had
little reason to receive attention, most people have had a ten
dency to regard this war as a side show. But the record shows
clearly that the Korean War has worried nations and diplo-
mats above everything else. And the reasons are two fold
WHILE H United States carries the brunt Of the bur
den, both in lives and money, the war is actually a United
Nations effort, the first Of its kind in the world. There was
a determination that armed aggression should not be allowed
to run its course in total disregard to the integrity and honor
Of smaller nations. The second reason for the serious concern
Of nations is that this war, unless sklfully handled diploma
ticaIly, could have erupted into World War III, with the pos
sibIe threat to all civilization as atomic bombs are dropped on
heavily populated areas throughout the world.
WITHIN THE last 80 years the free nations have had to
sit by while smaller and weaker nations were picked off one.
by one as aggressor nations tried the patience Of the other
nations. Mussolni, in search Of conquest, invaded Ethiopia
Japan took over Manchuia, and overran parts Of China. Hit
Ter strapped the Versailles Treaty and d~isregarded the
League Of Nations, and it was only after it became clear that
his bid for a corridor through Poland was just one more step
in the direction Of conquest that the free nations took a stand
U THE disappointment continued after World War
II. Stains Russia had already swallowed up Latyia, Estonia
and Lituania, but after the war Poland was absorbed, as was
Hungary and Bulgaria, but what caused alarm was czechO-
slovaka. Then came China, and three years ago, North Korea
marched south.
SINCE THAT fateful June day three years ago some
, 1953-06-29

Almeric I. Christian
Attorney for Plaintiff
Christiansted, Virgin Islands.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

JAMESWAY INCUBATOR. brooders.
feeders, automatic waterers, nests,
fence. New and used Sacrifice. JU.
9-0206.
2: wKS OLD NEW HAMPSHIRE pull
lets. laying. OIL. 2-2002 and Pooles-
vile 2031.
KING IGEONS, exhibition and utili-
ty. in various colors; large birds up
to ! u lbs. also some fancy. LUNA
SQUAD RANCH. Gaithersburg 37S-
J-12
DOE RABBITS t6l (bred) and .
bucks; 81 each Also Muscovy
ducks, mallard and pekins; drake
81; ducks. Sl.50. XII. 9-6446.
40 N II. HENS. z mos. old; s. so ca
Few pul!ets and stewerS. XII.
RABBITS. breeders. checkered giants,
Belgians.. and whites; some bred,
some with young. JU. 9-563S.
sO5 N. H. RED PULLETs. 13 week,
old; ST. 30 each. 40 toulese geese.
some mated: live on grass. SIS ca.
9; g: MAXWELL. Lanham, Md
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks JAMES FEED STORE 6i9
K st. NV, NE. S-OOS9.
RARBITS-Young bred does, $500.
Fresh Jersey heifer. EN- 2-5250. :
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CONSTRUCTION EoUIPMENT
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT
TOMORROW

Monday, Sept. 81, BALTIMORE, MD,
! am. EDIT. S53I Pulaski hwy.
Each piece positively sells 10 the
HIGHEST bidder, without limit, min
imum or reservation; 10 d. Cat
tractors, 3 Cat D-4 tractors with
dozers. hyd. and cable; ) Cat D-4
tractors with hyd. and cable Trax-
H series: INC TD1S and TDlSA
tractors with BE dozers; Z INC I'd
"4s, some with doZers; AC HD-19
tractors, all with Cummins engines,
one has dozer engines almost new;
> AC HD-5s with hyd. str. and angle
dozerS; ) AC HD-5G with front end
leaders; TD-6; INC WB4 tractor: 3
Oliver HG tractors: . Cat DW-21 S
with Cat p scrapers. both COM
pletely overhauled and are COM
pletely current models; 4 Cat DW-
los with Cat No. 10 scraperS, all "
late series and are completely cur
rent; EUCLID bottom dump units. 4
131s Gu. yd' struck; Link Belt Ls 5i
shovel. y Gu. yd., brand-new Wau-
keshau gas engine; . No. Il Cat OK
patrols; Cat No. 10 patrol:. Warco
33 and Adams 414. Adams 512 and
AustinW Western 99M motor graders;
> Athey model n2 leaders: HoNgh
HA loader: 3 Let FP scraperS; Cat
engines; other pieces.
Many of these pieces are late model
mSss co1dtioD are In sSeelent Me:han,esl
member each piece positively sells
without minimum or reservation-
this Is absolutely a bona -fide auc-
ton: I'm event Of rain sale will
ALBAN TRACTOR CO. INC, Owner
Evening star., 1953-09-20

WASHING MACHINE, Westinghouse
Laundromat, 8 yrs. old; $50. Needs
some repairs. WO. 6-3040. --22
WASHING MACHINE, wrinser type.
late model. excel. cond., $23; chairs,
81: motor, 81. ia. 9-03S3.
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore. with
auto pump, very good cond., $50.
Can deliver JU. 9-79S2.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spindrier,
looks new. runs perfectly: only $50.
JU. 1894.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag wringer
type, excel. cond., reas. priced.
OF, 4-1705.
WASHING MACHINES (2) - GE
wringer type, $25; Whirlpool auto
with Sudsaver, practically new, S225:
GE sweeper, SO. NO. T-G437.
WASHING MACHINE. GE, and some
beds, reasonable. Please call TU.
WASHING MACHINE = wringer
type, S22. Also accordion, 100
bass. 1928. EN-, 3-1411.
WATCH. wrist, lady's. ~ diamonds.
Call after 8 pm. or all day sun.
OF. 4-9006. go
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ROOMS EURNIsHED-h.E.

ROOM FURN. for girl or man; privi-
leges. near bath. IL Bryant st, o.
AD. 4-5OS5 -2O
SINGLE ROOM, nicely furnished, rea:
sonable rate; lady preferred. 5Alb
Blair rd. ne. RA 6-5577, 20
SGLE. AND DBLE. SLEEPING RMS.I
Ii 4-9711. II. 6-515O. 80
TWO RMS, PVT, bath; ladies prefer
ARTISTS. WRITERS. RESEARCH
ERS. share apt: near Library OF
COngrsss; re 1eas; ID Ii. 4-61oe. l?Sss l?s O
a6 KENNEDY ST. N.E.--For ref. grn-
tieman. Rm. in lovely det. home. Pvt.
bath; "a blk. to exp. bus. ia. 9-o2a@.
171s MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Msster
bedrm. for . girls; close to Cath.
Univ; twin beds. 2 closets, pvt.
RMS. FOR RENT in Brookland home:
FnRN. nR BEDROOM for young woman,
all conveniences; 10 minutes from
Union Station or Library. Ii. 3-S451.
DOUBLE RM., next bath, couple or
single: home privils.- Ii. .7-2lfS.
?I2i 10th ST. N.E.-Large frt. rm.,
newly sEradj tETn;j excel s111np trsnsp' excel.
Blk FROM CAPITOL-Attrac. rm..
mr.. bath, PHI; bkfst. priyils,; lady.
WoODRIDGE GARDENS, N.E.-Rm..
private bath. La. 6-1436.
WOODRIDGE--Priva home; attrac.
front rm; phone kit, ldry. privils.
Call after s pm. 1900 jackson st.
q A p1pO
Evening star., 1953-09-20
WASHERS
r6N. SIS each. 10. S-935".
WASHERS

Bendix. Apex. ABC. etc. Repossessed
1882 and 1853 models in new
condition and guar. No reasonable
offer refused. 4l4 10Th ST, NV.
WASH. MACH: Thor, nearly new
ST5. 14tI Monroe ST, NV. 90"
dromat; reas; $50 model. No.
- Sth st. Sc, Ii, 4-l1n4 30
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto
magic comb. dishwsSher and washer.
OV 3-22S5 30
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix auto
matte, good condition, St5 or best
offer. HE. 4-5I41
WASHING MACHINE-Essv Spin
drler; S45; excellent condition. JU
o-2733. go
Evening star., 1953-09-20
WAR SURPLUS

WAREHOUSE LOADED WITH
Gas cans sS6yas sSSppss psrgs1 ssg;
hose tools motors, bunk be6s. fold
FIRE extinguishers, light plants. paint.
At prices which show 10000 Gus
GICHNER. 2513 NJ NV. Ex. 1857
wAsHER-Thpr AgtOmaMgiis,.., Mi,., 1949; sG
very rsasonsble, KE; nI033 40
aeUsnees anew snd used 6nS Bargains n m AiS bsss 5ms
WASHERs q. SIS each. Also
1850 and 1851 model washers,
wrtnger type. S45. Me. S-,56S3.
WASHERS, automatics late models,
Si5 each: also Easy Spindrier, 81
model. S75. ME. S-56S3 -
WASHER-Bendix, good cond; Must
WASHER, Thor. i;rinser. sgtoma tic
pump very good cond' S35. CIR.
WAsHER-wrinser type, Sa5; also
ABC Autqmaaic:. perfect, so. Can
WASHER-Crosley, new. 1858, semi
SautomatiGS: month 9ldhos 9ld; never
wASHER-Portabie, like new S15:
WASHER - EASY spindrier. apart,
ment size. only used twice. CAN
WASHER, 1850 Bendix Gyro. non
bolt down. excel cond; SS5. Can
TiSHTR, Kenmore wrinser-type with
pump, used 3 mos, cond, like new
$50, 10 4-5SS2.
WASHER. apt. size Easv Whirl-dry
WASHER. Bendlx Economat: best Of
WASHER, apartment size. like new.
WASHER, Trinser type good cond., ,,d
ing machine, SIS. 10. S-3S7l after
WASHER. 1852 GE vringer type.
excel cond.: will accept any reason
,SS63iss S3s,S 1ffsE Phone Phone VA r3o3S, 713Sl2 like
only S55: guar. AP. 1861. Is
WASHER. HOTPOINT. fully automatic.
1858 model agitator washing action.
carton with fun mfgr's warranty
Cost $500: sacrifice S19n cash or
terms. .Ju. s-o797, PETE HILL
CO. a44 Wayne ave; Silver Suring
WASHERS, DRYERS. IRONERS. re.
frigerators, freezers. ranges. TV and
vacuum cleaners tremendous reduc-
tion on new appliances. all brand.
new 1853 and 1854 merchandise
Recently moved from our overstocked
warehouse. No reasonable offer re-
fused These prices are for a limited
time only. We guarantee to beat any
appliance price. JU. S-9T97. PETE
HILL CO.. 944 Wayne ave, Silver
Spring, Md. Open ewes. till pS;m pm
WASHERS. used: rent or buy; So pei
mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S, 441S
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-730O. ID
WASHER-'5I BendiX Economat
$50: excel. ccnd. EN-. 2-7l33. --21
WASHER, kasy Spinner de luxe. 1858
new. in factory carton auto. spin.
rinse. spiralator washing action
cost 5000: sacrifice 81 90 cash. JU
S-l76S -22
WASHER. new 1853 Thor Automa gic
in factory carton: cost S225. sacrifice
Sl40 cash. JU. S-a197 -22
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

YATTSVILLE-Room with sink, hot
plate and private entrance; $25.
UN. 4-l196 ,
C0LORED-IiOI HAMILTON ST.
N.N.-Laree room. newly decorated;
cooking privileges. for or ., ia.
-LGE. RMS: spacious
ciosrts; SIC 50 and $1,000 per wk.
1855 Girard st. NV. Ii. 7-Sz46.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SUMMER RATES
the
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL

Would you ike u snend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms excel.
food COW cocktail lounge and
friendly tmosphere await YOU at
the
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
sgecia! Rates ssSSII semiiDyt path.
SIS per geek st and c SITS n ..
TRINIDAD NE
Front rm. for couple or man, Home
privileges. Ii. 4-217S go
CnLORED-I DBLE. RM. for cple.,
kit. privileges. And l sgle. rm.
CoLoREDwLGE. wELL-FURN. front
bedrm,. Brookland sec. AID. 2aa7297
CoLoRED - Ice. RM.; new furn;
nr. transp, shop; use of house;
middle-aeed lady pref. LU. 2-6S22.
COLORED-I9II BENNETT PL. NE.
Nice master front bedrm.; home
privileges Ii. G-0935, ID
COLORED-BSMT. RM.; S7.50 VIZ;
cory. TO trdnSp. home privilS.
1897 D ST. ne. IL T-005s. ---25
OLORID-NICELY FURN. room in
CHRISTIAN home for settled person.
Home atmosphere. Reas. Ii. 4-lQl2.
--2l
Evening star., 1953-09-20

SAWMILL RIG-Portable. never used.
made by Belsaw, saws 1S-ft logs;
S15. 10. S-5613.
LOVELY HAND-GROWN SUNPROOF
AFRICAN EIOLETS. Cheap. 10.
FINE fSf9TR TRRor1Ep MANURE for law lawns:
SOC bu., in your container; larger
quantities delivered. 1900 Central
ave. Sc, 10. S-5531. 30
IRIS. Myrtle. Althea. peonieS. mimo-
sas; over 4 yrs, ETC.; 25c and SOC.
Cypress 1896 go
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning,
feeding. cabling; So up. Free est
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE Lo 5-457s
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoih blue
stone: sledEe hauling and grading
HART1NG. bio pm, 10. b-SgtS
Evening star., 1953-09-20
COLORED
THE
NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
Attention - men or women. Now
avail. extra lge. rms; ideal for eco:
nomical living by doubling up. All
the conveniences obtainable only, In
All rooms completely furn. Low
rent incl. linen, heat, light. water.
cooking facilities, elevator service.
$3.50 per week and UP. Come in or
call NO. G-SgT0. 20
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NEWSPAPERS
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP METALS

0NftAF ME ALO
Auto batteries. house rags, highest
prices paid. WASH. RAG a. BAG
Co. 215 L st. s.w., DI. 7-S007.
seven-inch screen; must
be cheap. Call after 8 am. JA.
USED FURN. of all kinds, in good
condition: SPOT cash. MR.. STARR.
WILL BUY all kinds Of good used
furniture. Top price. ia. S-7333
WILL STORE GRAND PIANO for
party leaving city: musician in
family; good care given. AID. 2-65S7.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
JUST STUDENTS

COL0REDEFURN. RM. mr.. carline.
cooking privileges; S35 mo: person.
aS EaS0eS Ri NT Eli Sf4ass: FGRS
Slngle. front rm.. privileges. ia.
coLoRED-e FURNISHED ROOMS
smal Hn k{dhfn cRid P5fyllsssI BE- ssi55 viii accept
CoLoRED-sGL. RM. in quiet home
for respectable young lady: home
prlyiIS; So IA. n-IS73.
CoLoRED-LGE. BEDRM. for gentle
Iosated, II reach Of Of ! / carlines: rel. Tti.
COLoRED-EMPL. CPLr. or sel:
klti nItii priyilSS:; lse' rm" next to bath.
C0LoRED-5e:s N; H. AvE.--Ncstly
wk. Call RA. 6-5l42
COLORED--NICE RIM. near univcr.
CoI0RTpm,9sgS iiy hG@e 9FiylS ,,t. y r v s. nv.
7,4-One furn. room for couple; no
CoL0RED-3o9 10Th sT. s.E.-Rm!.
front, for empl. couple; all privileges:
no no eR sRildrsa; irSs4S Slo'5o wk. Ii, 47J66S
CoLoRED-LARGE front rm., empl.
epble; or man; kit. privils. HU.
coLoKED-a ROOMS; all ,privilese. Ts
9G f9GGep5 fS9 fSq9ins sttep puiet neiShOorheod.
CoLoRED-I@O3 HARVARD ST -
Nice room, cooking privileges; $40
week. AD. 2.02I2, 20
COLORED-,NW.-,-Nicely ,furn. lge:
sEa sGGm Ff!t 2n " Ab iE f5Sef PetSefn No. caR'Ol
CoLoRED-e TURN. RMS. with KIT.
yate home. De, 2-9352. go
chid aG9er AB ahd s5a7e sn:9 with Gay care arse for
COLORED-?I1 d ST.--sglc. and
dole. So .wk up; Eit. privil. refgr.
CoLoRED-45OO BLK. 18th ST. NV.
hot water at all times. Man or
woman. Home privileges. DE.
COLORED-EMPLOYED MAN or cple.
kH kf'S si@s5 aSR Fn o5 h4%i Tafnum RT1yls g. G1
COLORED-fSI4 10th sT.-LarEs
front studio rm. Refined employed
persons: S12 wk; HU. 3-4240: .-22
cot0REDMoSE co.S1R NIB BEDRM'' next. next bath;
fined, employed couple; select sec;
conv transp.; $4S mo. TU. 2-45s2.
coLoRED-LARGE ROOM, in upper
nv section; IA; G;4412 -,
Small front room for employed per-
son; cooking privil. TU. 2-3S11.
go
COLORED - KALORAMA RD., mr..
18th: for girls only; in pvt. home;
all privils. and cows. Call before
coEoRED J ORR 30 > lis iils rArRMoNT sr.
N.W.-Rm. for rent: kit. and lv.
rm. privils. NO. 7-@@4". 30
COLORED--TWIN BEDS; cple. CT .
reliable empl. people; privileaes.
NO 1-g5I4. 20
Large furn. front room; for couple;
home privileges. AID. 2-6935. 20
COLORED-SGLE. FURN. RM.; for
man. 46Ol Sth st. NV. Near car
and bus line. TU 2-4007. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
switchboard service. i5l2 New
Hampshire ave. n ". NO. 7-22b7
1898 10th 81. N.W.-Refined puSl-
ness women single and dble. rms. ,
clean beaut. furh.: mod. baths
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-se SO. 50 Sk..
sgle,.. dble. rms. clean. cool; dwntn {;
on on bus car!ine; showers; Free Ben
Sas sa5 TPsHTR TP PfESisf st. NRFront AR 44SaG bed
rm.. pvt, shower; conv. to car and
busline; reas.; ideal for student,
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th ST.
Excel. rms; sgles., S30-S50; dbles.,
S30-$35. Apt. Sl00. AID. 2-9296.
18th ST -Attrac single rm. in pvt.
home; employed lady; for appt. call
FRIfSDsHEP Rfh2Sf nj HcTs:. IS: 1853 sstn St
WESLEY grs4IlER HoTEE, HOT EN- a151 If15' 8 St nv
iIodern. fireproof: mr. Dupont Circle;
mostly s2l. rms. running water and
telephone in each rm., coffee shop,
TV. free movies and dances. bridge
club, sun and oarty decks; American
ssindd I Eqropean plans: for re resideno ID y
81 ca: mo- $50 up. HO. 2-9lO0.
DUPONT CIR, 1907 10th ST.-Newly
dec. front; fireplace desk. book
shelves. semipvt. bath; maid; sgle-
1915 q DELAFIELD PL. N.w.ENeat
DUPoST 'faPSS eiRCGRsingie mf SIN SSGsS snd double @
and Nv privileges. DE. 2-2765a
MT. PLEASANT-1so4 Kilbourne pl;
attrac. rm. with porch. next to
I5sS EYE ST. N.W.-ciean, quiet
rooms. in excel. location. MRS
c0LoRADo A., AVE: FILA Attrac.
phone, ldry. privils.: $40 ia; g.
195o o. SGIRARD ST. NV, THE Palmer
House"--Nice, clean, front, single
rooms at s. and $50 wkly. "a
NV. CONN. AVE. AREA, 1919 10th
st.; Apt. loNLOyeiy rm.: very pvt;
phone; ! or . people; very reas,
rTNGLE AND DOUBLE. semipvt. bath.
unlim! phone, conv. transp.' ladies
COM. ON Ave. III; Cor CoR.&Attrac. ssie. rm..
sirable location. Wo. 6-a3I6. 10
81 CLAIMING ST, nr. Catholic
Univ Lee dble rm. in pvt. home.
Gentlemen pref. Ho. 2-s221, 20
12O3 CONN. AvE.-Lge. twin bedrm.
cedar closet: also studio rm. and ga
rage; bus al door: pvt. home. After
: pm. EN- 2-@65S. 60
1910 P ST. NV, The Churchill
Clean single rms running water;
maid service; e up. Also dhle
rms. $40 up NO 1-as6S. II
1889 O ST. NV. near Scott Circle;
weIl-furnished rm.. next to bath.
for gentleman; $40 mo. DU. 7-2n54.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
800 HEAD

IN COMPLETE DISPERSAL
At Auction September 2S and 20. Salt
starts at IL 200 am. EST, Sept. 2S
80 Bulls, Herdsires and Herdsire
prospects. lS9 Females; 100 with
calves at side. One of the top herds
in the East. VAUGHAN VALLEY
HEREFORDs, Galax. Virginia.
For catalogues and information con-
tact: B c. Vaughan, owner, GalaX,
Va. Phone 2262, or, Ned Tyler. Vir-
ginia Hereford Association, Warren
ton. Va. Phone 102S-J.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
WILL PAY TOP PRICES

CALL JE 2-3777 ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY OR UNTIL IL PM.
Calls Made Immediately
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 9-2937; evenings. RA. 3-1416.
BICYCLE. boys. about eO-inch.0 for
S7,yr.- old; good cond., not more than
BOOKS BOUGHT iiT'' any quantity. and
BOOK SHOP. i76S Penna. ave. NV
BOOKS. dependable response; wide
variety accented; immediste pay
sRENNER CO a3s Pa ave NV
CLOTHING - Attention Air Force
and ex-Armv of1cers; or any one
or selling reasonably Army oficer'
tunics and msckihaws to Civil De
tense Special Police Units. Call JU
TOMS. autographs letters; stamp col.
teffi9nS Gfs WIS sO'd Ap r''vsE SIia7so, HOBBY SHOP
COINS-U. S. only. any denomina
tion. Describe in reply. Box 4G6-R
DIAMONDS. sold silver W. pa,
kR' sik toE Ho264s Ne eFoTT' ''7 F st, NV
IDfAMoND jEwELRY Of any descrip-
tion; gold and silver: cash. paid
FURNTTuRs Unfit N viii iii buy 5'tn entire re- con. CON-
tents or odd pieces; also old china
brie- a-hrac: Buying and selling for
55 years. -HOPWOOD' Sth and X
SITS. Nv Me S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. ALL KINDS
entire households: pieces. Antiques
bric-a-brac. EX. 3-5256. IL
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MUST GO

Furn., complete 6 rooms Of furn.
HOLLYWOOD beds, mirrors. rugs,
carved coffee table. large mirrored
vanity, modern secretary. Every
thing must go this week. No rea-
town rd., Green Acres, Md. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FOrke Brothers
The Auctioneers
Lincoln, Nebr.
321 Sharp Bldg. Phone 2-7O45.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. o22 Z st. NV.
ROLLAWAY BEDS, all sizes: baby
cribs; strollers; scales: tape record
ers. many other items Delivered
SERVICE RENTALS CO.. JU. g.
1885. If no answer, ia 9-2S47
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AILEN LEE HOTET,

Rms, SIS wk. up; dbl. S14 Up, some
with pvt. bath; also low daily rates,
Downtn.. mr.. G. Wash. Univ. and
State Dept, pus at door. 2224 r st.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FARM AND GARDEN

CHOW CHOWS
Puppies, > males, AKC, very cheap
Edgewater 9-572S.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ANTIQUES
WANTED

Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA. BRIC-A-BRAC,
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS, JEW
ELRY, PICTURE FRAMES, CUT
GLASS. MUSIC BOXES. BEER
STEMS, USED FURNITURE. ETC.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SLAUGHTER'S

2O07 o ST. NV.
Have for pleasant year-round nvinR
at special rates: clean, comfortable
rooms: 24-hr. switchboard and ele-
yator service; reception rm. Just .
few steps to bus and trolley. Good
eating places close by. NO. 7-466O.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

WAREHOUSE LOADED WITH
Gas cans camping supplies. tents
canvas. tarpaulins. shovels. garden
hose, tools, motors, bunk beds. fold
ing cots; hammocks, 81 so; rope,
fire extinguishers, light plants, paint.
At prices which show 10000 Gus
toners CAN'T be wrong
GICHNER. 25l3 NJ NV. EX 33521
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Washington, D. &C.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1853
Evening star., 1953-09-20

FURNISHED ROOMS
with, kitchen prlvllegeS, will accept
COLORED-SGL. RM. in quiet home
Tor respectable young lady: home
Evening star., 1953-09-20

RID. NV. 2914-Beau-
tiful studio bedrm, luxuriously
furnished, brand-neT: gentleman
only. -2l
1916 EYE ST.-Singles for men,
downtown. maid. showers; SIS semi
mo. and up. ia. 9-3090. -2I
Ice. RM., newly furn.; private
home; near bath. 30l5 Ordway
ST. NV EN-. 3-S212. 80
1851 QUE ST. N.W.-Do you want
room with running water, for
only $50 weekly? -25
ll26 10Th ST. NV, bet L and NJ
SCI. rm,. s.. wk. or $50 mo-: dbl
rms, $3.50 wk. or $50 mo; maid
service. ST. 3-O436 20
WALK TO WORK. minutes to
Treasury; single, $50; use kitchen,
DI. 1-I966 10
PA. AVE, a1e6-Comf. rm., empl
refined man in mod. > adult Jewish
family, nnlim. ph.. maid serv.: S35
mo-; refs. See apprec. ME. S-59S7.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

man OF good character: centrally
LOCATED, in reach of carlines: ref.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

IT
1iO4 18th ST. NV, downtown
maid service. Hu. 3-6739. 90
113O 10Th ST. N.W.-Two comfort
able sgle rms. for empl. ladies. For
mer legation bldg. Telephone DE
2-6006.
Unusually large single rooms, near
shower. S6.25 to So weekly. 81
2I1s + 81 N.W.-Airfoam studio:
refgr. clock-radio, TV; newly dec. ::
$3.50. EX. 3-0653. go
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
By GILBERT GUSLER

calf slaughter will not mean cor
responding increase in the beef and
veal supply, since cows, calves and
hghter-weight steers and heifers
will make up an increasing pro-
portion of the supply. Average yield
of meat per animal will be smaller
Pork Supplies Smaller
Fortunately, supplies of pork are
likely to be smaller in the next 10
to II months than a year previous.
The total meat supply per person
may be no greater than the yearly
rate in last six months.
If drouth should spread, cattle and
calf slaughter might be stepped up
substantially over present levels and