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Evening star., 1953-12-15
By Violet FouIkner


breads have become as much a
part of the holiday tradition as
turkey, fruit cake and cranberry
sauce.
For our Christmas breads
we've borrowed some OF the bak-
ing secrets from across the sea
The breads still have the same
old-world flavor but the recipes
have been adopted to meet our
measurements and ingredients
Stolen, the famous bread
which originated in Germany
looks much like a giant parker
house roll. Gaily decorated. 1t
would make a festive centerpiece
for the breakfast table come
Christmas morn.
Butter and bread make your
cheek red" is the inscription on
the Swedish bread board. And
the luscious holiday prune bread
will not only make cheeks red
but appetites drool.
The julie kaga is a Norwegian
speciality. It's unusual flavor
comes from the ground carda-
nom. though it's also chock-full
of candied citron, fruit and
nuts.
STOLEN
/ cake compressed yeast.
II cup lukewarm water.
% cup milk.
- cup shortening.
y cup granulated sugar.
l egg.
" teaspoon almond extract.
3A to 31a cups sifted all-purpose
flour.
u cup chopped almonds.
"a cup golden raiSins.
70 cup halved candied cherries.
Confectioners' icing (basis l cup
confectioners' sugar..
Dissolve yeast in water. Scald
milk, add shortening and sugar,
and stir until sugar is dissolved.
Cool to lukewarm. Add we'll
beaten egg, almond extract and
yeast. Blend in 2 cups flour, and
beat until smooth. Stir in al
monds, raisins and cherries. Add
remaining flour, and mix until
smooth. Cover and let rise in
warm place until doubled in bulk
(about 11a hours). Punch down,
knead lightly, and pat to 12-inch
circle. Fold over in half and
press edges together firmly.
Place on creased baking sheet.
Brush top with melted shorten
ing. Let rise " hour in warm
place. Bake in moderately hot
oven (375 degrees F.) about 80
minutes. Spread top with con-
fectioners' icing while warm.
Makes l large loaf.
HOLIDAY PRUNE BREAD.
l cake compressed yeast Cor
package dry granular yeast).
u cup lukewarm water.
u cup milk.
l egg.
1s cup granulated sugar.
70 cup melted shortening.
l teaspoon salt.
3 cups sifted all-purpose flour.
FILLING.
/ u cups cooked prunes.
1s cup brown sugar (packed).
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine.
u teaspoon cinnamon.
Confectioners' icing.
Dissolve yeast in water. Scald
milk and cool to lukewarm. Beat
egg lightly and combine with
milk, yeast, sugar, shortening
and salt. Add about half of flour
and beat until smooth. Blend in
remaining flour gradually, mix
ing until smooth. Cover bowl
and set in warm place until
doubled in bulk (about 112 to 2
hours) Punch down. Turn out
onto Toured board and roll to
rectangle about 9x15 inches.
Spread filling down center. Slash
sides toward center about 1la
inches apart. Fold strips over
filling. Let rise 12 hour. Bake
in moderately hot oven (375
degree F.) about 80 minutes.
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10Th Street Group
Meets Tomorrow

Mrs. Hugh Brewster will be
hostess to the Woman's Club OF
Sixteenth Street Highlands at a
meeting at 2 pm. tomorrow in
her home, 1919 Varnum street
NV.
Mrs. Eddie r. Twigg, CO.
hostess, will assist Mrs. Brew
ster in serving a dessert lunch.
Original poems by Mrs. Amy
M. Balch will be read as part Of
the program.
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YuIe Projects
Featured by
federation

Reports on Christmas projects
of the member organizations
highlighted the December meet
ing of the District Federation Of
Women'S Clubs held yesterday in
the Perpetual Building Associa-
ton auditorium.
The program also included a
talk by Wilbur H. Youngrnan.
garden editor of The Star, and
q discussion Of legislative mat
ters to be acted on at the Feb
ruary meeting.
A large Christmas tree in the
front of the auditorium was
decked with paper folders listing
the Christmas philanthropies Of
the federated clubs.
Among institutions which will
benefit are the children's ward
at District General Hospital. the
Home for the Aged at Blue
Plains, Central Union Mission,
Glenn Dale Sanitorium. Walter
Reed Hospital and Children's
Hospital. Some clubs have sent
CARE packages to Europe and
others are sending clothing to
Korea.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan.
chairman of legislation, listed
three items which she asked the
club presidents and legislative
chairmen to study pending ac-
ton by the federation at a later
date.
These included proposals for
financing the 10-year public
works improvement program to
be presented to Congress by the
District Commissioners.
She also said the federation
will be asked to re-afflrm its
support of National representa-
ton for the District and that a
resolution will be presented in
r. opposition to the seating of Red
China in the United Nations.
Mrs. Ernest w. Howard, vice
chairman of legislation, urged
federation members to sign petit
tions being circulated in favor of
the proposed Bricker amend
ment to the Constitution.
The federation already is on
record favoring passage of the
resolution.
Mr.. Youngman was presented
on a program arranged by the
American home department, of
which Mrs. Herman A. Matson
Is chairman.
The guest speaker described
gardening as the hobby that is
the most flexible to a persons
ability, strength, time and in
tereSt."
It's value in meeting teen-age
problems, he said, has been test
ed successfully in Copenhagen,
Denmark. There, the city has
set aside areas of ground for the
teen-agers to make gardens, as
one means of directing their
energies toward becoming better
citizens, he pointed out.
Mrs. Arthur G. Davis, first vice
president, presided in the absence
of Mrs. Erich w. Schwartze, fed
Grafton president, who is now in
Texas for the holidays.
Mrs. Schwartze will be honored
at a dinner on Friday in San An
tonic where she will speak on her
work with the M. Eleanor Brack-
enridge friendship clubs of Amer
lea. The federation leader found
ed the National M. Eleanor
Breckenridge Club here.
Mrs. Schwartze plans to or
ganize two new clubs, one in
Laredo, Tex, and the other in
New Albany, Miss, before her
return home. She also plans to
address organizations in Ala
bama, Georgia and Louisiana.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
Circle to Meet

A combination business meet
ing and Christmas party will be
given by the District Circle, No.
178, Daughters of Isabella, at 8
o'clock tonight at the Willard
Hotel.
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She's just

Wild About poodles give her Blousemakers
little bOyted cotton Shirt a-glOv oUth rhinesto"es sporting
boodles For II to Is in oOhe Ov chareMse, brovn
or blue boodIes. 5.98
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, bric-a-brac. etc; Thurs
day, 7:3O pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TIONS, Rockville. Nd.
FORECLOSURE sALE-James z. Arti!
and George A. GLASGOW. trustees
under a. certain Deed OF Trust from
Victor R. MeSSall and Irene Henry
MeSSall. recorded Land Records
Montgomery County. Liber 1874, TO-
Go 35l, will offer for sale at pubic
auction at the Court House d 1or In
town of Rockville. Montgomery Coun
ty. Maryland, on wednesday, NO
Vember Is, 1858. at 300 pm, the
following real eState;, Pei. No, ]
2O.64S acres improved by English.
type dwelling, suitable for private
home or club. known rs The Mer-
lands" 13001 Georgia avenue ex.
tended. Montgomery County. Pei
No. 2. 8 acres unimproved, adtoin'
ing pei. No., l.. Pei. No. 3, Lot 8
Block 2, Shbdivision Pennington
Improved Groom. 4-bath. stone-and.
brick rambler, No. 1898 East-West
hwy, between Bethesda and Silver
Spring, Montgomery County. Pei
No. 4, Lot 8, Block =. subdivision
Pennington, unimproved. adjoinlnf
pcl. 3. For further information cal
trustees at MA. S-0uS0 or ARTHUR
c. ELGIN at MA. S-2S2S. or FRANK
A. TYLER, Jr., Poplar 2-3907. attor'
neys for trustee, and see addi.
tional advertisements in Montgomery
County Sentinel. Maryland News
Bethesda Tribune, newspapers.
ncod OK Al n01 Ii
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PhVSicianS. Attention

To expedite settling estate on late
will be sold to the highest bidder
over $1,000. Sunday at 6 pm. Ap-
proved diathermy, electrosurgery,
X-ray and lab, ultraviolet. surgical
instruments. sterilizers, audiometer.
treatment chairs, scales. furn., etc.
Inspect ~ appt OV. S.26S7, JE,
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When GnstDertno advertisement
GddT esSed to Star boEeS d. NOT
tacloSe original references. photo.
graphs OF other materials ot per.
soHGl palue Copies Serpe the 2NT.
pose ana originals may Get IoSI
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Financial News
HELP-MEN

DISQUALIFICATION materials CO
in NE Washington has immediate
opening for experienced man; good
future. pleasant working conditions.
Apply in person. CUSHWA BRICK
AND BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. 1877
Ingraham st ne. 30
DISTRIBUTOR for highly reputable
packaged cakes and pies on estab-
lished territory in Washington and
adjacent areas. Must be financially
able to furnish paneled delivery
equipment Earnings will highly
compensate efforts. Contact N. H.
SMITH. MA. S-1664, Mon. --26
DOUGHNUT CUTTER OR FRYER.
experienced top pay; good working
hours: white only. JU. 5-75O0,
DRAFTSMAN-Expe IN indus
trial pipe arrangement and detail
ing. p. o. Box 1875, Wilmington
Del. -25
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY POSITIONS

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME AND TALK IT OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNER
5-DAY, 50 to 40-HOUR WEEK
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper. ir. or semi-sr
for Wash. office. national CPA firm,
no travel, bright future for right
man. state age, exper. and salary
req. Box 465-V, Star. --26
firm. 2 yrs; experience in. public
salary $4,000 In reply give full
details. Box 104-M, Star.
4CCOUNTANT-Under SO years OF
age; one to three years public ac-
counting experience, to work mainly
in Washington Area, for Baltimore
CPA firm; unusual opportunity for
right young man. Send details, in
own handwriting. Attention: C. L..
Thomas, No / East Gath St.. Balti-
more lS. Maryland. --26
SALESMAN, high cal
iber earning $4,000 to $4,000.
MOSESSON & BERNARD PUBLISH
ING CO. 9Q2 Goth st. NV, Monday
10 to 12, 2 to 4 pm.
ADV. SALESMAN, for local lithogra-
-pher. Art service. Salary or COM
mission, or both. If you are ambi-
tiouS and have sound promotion
ideas, this Is your opportunity with
a future to make good money be-
yond q fraction of agency commits
sionS. State experience and educa-
tion. Box 223-X, Star. -27
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, expert
enced. to operate in another field Of
selling where experience should
prove most profitable. Reply Box
26l-X. Star.
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HELP WANTEp AGENCIES

BOYD EMP. CENTER, cor. G ant
18th tNA. S-2340C Statesmen, en-
gineerS. technical. professional, cred
men. OFFICE PERSONNEL, PER
SONNEL-FREE Reg. Vlsit--com
pare.
sALESWOMAN, SIS wk.; office fur
niture. know INTERIOR DECORAT
DUNN, 1871 G st. (RE. 7-2828l.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 g st
NV. (ST. 3-3664). Always excellent
openings for secretaries, typiSts,
bookkeepers. cashiers. receptionists
Inquire now.
SECRETARIES, TYPISTS, bookkeep.
ers. accountants. All kinds of ex-
cellent openings. Need 200 new ap-
plicants daily for int. positions
Free reg. Smaller fees better posi-
tions. Est. 3S yrs. Welcome. BOYD'S,
cor. G and 18th NV. -26
If UNEMPLOYED, OF want . Dettel
PTsit,Sn' p2SMS y see immedietslyi s GRAcF SlsAe
BKKPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTS. W,
specialize in these positions ATLAS
1920 NY ave. NV RE 7-5767
TEAcHERS-School and college va.
csnctes listed, placement now and
sThEEGeTh2Rs TE3cHHRs the AggEEcY gfsE sALIINoFE 5IS
Charles ST, Baltimore. Md.
sECRETARY-S4, ,O0O-S6, 600
Attractive, unattached, under 35,
some college. abls to meet public.
Exceptional opport. 1-eirl ONCE.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 6O9 14th NV.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
DTS Assistant-Secretary - Oper
Social Worker - Good Salary
Practical nurse, nursing home Oper
Receptionist, part time Good Salary
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4S5e
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Accountants, $225-$325
Many positions leading to admins
trative Jobs, one available for stu
dent
Sales RepreS'tives, $3OO-$6OO
New products with established firms,
some pay salaries. Direct represent
tation of manufacturer for those
with qualified backgrounds.
Secretaries, $250-$340
Lower salaries in beginner categories.
Higher for those with stable private
industry BACKGROUND. Advancement
to administrative position through
demonstrated ability.
General Employment
l3O7 II ST. NV. ST. 3-4150
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Stenog. .-Bkpr., $50 Wk.
Under IS, exper:, sinsle, attractiys
cep. stenog., attractive, S7e wk. Jr.
stenog., age to As. $500 mo. up
NEED 200 new applicants DAILY
FREE reg. Est 3S yrs. Welcoml
BoYD'S, cor. G & 18th
Evening star., 1953-10-25

BARRIE DAY SCHOOL
to Junior high school
Boys and girls. Special emphasis
on reading. and other basic skills
French and dancing. Transporta.
tion, lunch. For further informN.
tion phone NA, 0.0l00,
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HELP-MEN tcont. }

Asst. Service Station Mgr.
Must be exper. in serv. station. honest
and sober. capable of handling a
shift. No phone calls. CONNORS.
INC. 2721 Naylor rd. sc. go
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
AND DIFFERENT
The Mar Sale, 1855 wyoming
ave. n.W.-"A Home Away
from Home" for elderly per-
sons. Splendid cuisines, "a
hour supervision; ambula-
tory only. Inspection in
vited any time. Mrs. SALLY
MARSH, Prop, HO. 2-9311.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Auto Statesmen

Auto Statesmen
Two responsible, aggressive. hard
hitting men with a successful sales
background. Must possess ambition
to earn $4,000 or more per year.
This is proven possibility selling
the new Ford--the standard of the
American road. Associate with one
of WaShington's largest and most
successful dealers. Opportunity un-
Limited; Complete training and ever: every
FloaterS need not apply. For inter-
view appt., phone AID. 2-01S1. Ask
for Bob Rodes.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC.
Ford Dealers 3O40 nj st NV
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MEDICAL DETAIL.
ABBEY PERSONNEL,

o""Washington's Leading Agency"
sEcRETARiEs TO $4,000
Admin; Secy.. l girl ofc.---$4,000 up
ESteceptionpist,secy, assn. st; $50
Steno., Sill. Spring, 5-d. =. st. S55
TYPIsTs TO S65
Typist;, Engl. Span: $1,000 tax free
Dictaphone Typist. Cap. Hill st. $50
Gen; ofc. and sales, Colum. Hts. $50
pgplsT, pg% afl upper 14th ST.. BID st: $1,000
BooKKEEpERs, $65 up r '~"'
Bkkp.- -Steno.. real estate - open
Payroll Clerk. ne. 5-d.------st. $55
Mail Room Clerk, Sd. .------st. $50
Sales, ofc. furniture - open
Cashiers. cafes. stores, etc.---S50 up
Hostess. hotel, split shift S51
saer Tssk STGteGTz s4o s4o
Personnel Director, exp. utility CO.,
Executive Controller, top exp. nee.
paper CO., Eastern Pa SIS. 900
Purchase GfsT piFestS1 nefs wire and seSle nde
Bud get @ controi oficer (cPA9. very very
large mfgr. NYC - S13, 500
1rarnc sales, motor trt. Sl2, 900
Accountants, many to $500
Travelling Auditors $4,000 up
! Merchandise mgr, sport gdS. S3,400
BookkeeperS ------------to S4,700
Stenographers to $4,000
Clerk-Typists ---------to to $4,000
| Clerks, no tipping $3.50 up
Administrative Assistants $3.50 up
lAdjuSterS, car furn. n.-----S So, 100 UP
| Bkkpr. .-Ofc. Mgr.--- 81. 500 UP
| Payroll Clerk So 900
| Credit collection Trainee So. 400
Gas Station Shift Mgr.---st. $500
tDriver-Helper, car nee. S3,100
lCounterman, auto parts to So, 600
Butler. live in. D. c., refs. $4,000
Butchers 50 .900-S4, 200
Grocery Clerk k------S So, 100
Cabinet Makers rs------- 81, 900
Radio Techn., ARC 1fART 13- S4, 600
Aviation Mechanics, A&E pfd. 81. 900
Elec. Equip. Installers st. 81 81 hr
Radio Mechanic. end cl.. FEC 81. 900
| lTransmitter Test Techn. $4.100
| Intangibles TO $1,000
Sales Supervisor Trainee to So, 900
kotS Route sssRlis' ssFss t------s4.$s6S $oS up up
Building Materials st. S65
Shoes, will train --------t to SIS, 500
{ Hardware, car nee. $500 up
/ Tires, retail and wholesale - S75 up
Office EQUIP. D c. and Bait. So, 900
Sales Trainees - st. $1,000
Rhono. Records, retail Ito $4,000
Asst. Mgr, life inS.---. SIS, GOO
1 C4~~O D1~~o~ OOn (TTl/
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minlmuml

Three Lines (Minlmum)
] time, 43c per line.
3 to 8 times consecEtiVely. SSc peI
line.
= times consecutively SOC per tine
New automobiles. 60c per line; 4-line
minimum
Special Notices and Personal. DC pei
line additional
out-of-towp rate 600 line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time Cor correction before second
insertion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ENGINEERS, over 65. active but .un
employed. Collectively We can help
each other; i interested please write
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. NOSSIE HAN
NAH. 612 K st. n.e.' washinstS9ana
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those contract
ed by myself, HOBART w; TUT
NEE MsFb,5Eton III; s454 !. 6 HishW00d DR. ae: Sc
$500 COLORFUL ATTRACTIVE
books of matches advertising your
business and featuring glamour girls
or cuts for all businesses; ChrlstmaS
line available, as low as N4 20.
CALL NOW. Ii. 7-202S. -26
PRINTING 1000 your
Ss'5G; ssIe6nesUSi M. $50. Folders, catsioss.
or what have you; equally low prices
including art. layout copy. AD
LITHo co, 1887 F st. NV. or call
ST. 3-3lS5.
20 TO SO46 OFF on name brand
cameras and equipment, movie,
teed Also typewriters, watches,
numerous other items, 81 brings
complete info. Box 405-V, Star.
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS for sale.
Being shown at 1O314 Old Bla-
densburg I'd, Silver Spring. Md.
week Of Oct 18th through Slst'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any enc ex-
cept myself. FREEMAN ]. DAVIS,
200 10th st. ne. R6'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those contract
ed by myself. CHARLES l.. BRICE.
Jr., 3145 V st. ne. Wash. D. c. 20
WILL NOT pc responsible for any
than myself. RAWCHESTER SIMS
DAVIS, 1909 18th st. ne. 25H
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself. MANUEL GOMEZ. 1918
18th st. NV. Apt 40. Wash. D.. c.
%"
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BAKERS HELPER, white or colored
some experience; start bet. 2 and
am, mornings, no sundays, $40 tc
Box 160-Y, Star.
BAKER, must be thoroughly expert.
enced in yeast goods; all night work
prefer family man; excellent Spot
for right person. Call / to 4 pm
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DANCE TEACHERS
DENTAL TECH.

High-caliber man between
35 and 40 yrs. old with
minimum of Is yrs. expert
ence to manage casting de-
partment of nationally
known dental laboratory.
Thoroughly exper. in sur
veying and repairs. Capa-
BILE of managing dept. of IA
people. Top salary to right
man. Splendid opportunity.
Write full particulars with
references and salary ex-
pected.
WARREN LABORATORIES
Box 1875, BALTIC, Md.
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

Colo. Bldg. 1341 G NV. RE. 7-393s
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
secys., stenos.. bkprs.. recps.. typists.
file clecks. payroll clerks, bkpg. inch.
oprs., cashiers. PBX oprS., others.
1aOn N Y AVE NV RM hOR.
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The above Is partial listing. MANY
other openings locally and out o1
town for, engineering and scientific
personnel
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
los 18th st. NV. New address)
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SULOVA WATCHES, S313 Te discount
ARTHUR Markell, Gao F st. nv
BEEF AND BOMBS

We can do something about both.
A prime steer raised each year on
our ranch, answers the first. Sec
ond. If bombs do fall. your family
sleep and keep warm during the
emergency. Both, for the cost OF
your meat at the farmers price.
p. o. Box 35, Gaithersburg, Md.
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To Place q Star Classified Al
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GOOD HOME FOR WORKING Par

VACANCY-Newly furn.. best fooc
and care: Rates start at $50. In
spection invited: NO. 7-3242.
GEORGIA-COLESVl RD., day nur
Sery-Leave your child with respon.
eXper. mother. JU. S-111S. -25
VACANCY for retired or empl. lady
in gentle home; PVT; rm., excel. food
1918 Conn ave MA s--5323
N guaranteed Phone Wa 1855.
FAIRFAX LODGE, new superior. We
nursing home, Comm drive, from
D. c.: new furn.. doctor on can. exc
food and care Crescent 726.R
NURSING CARE given elderly iovet
ones in beautiful small ncensssS Sc
FREE VOCAL instruction to tenor anc
Southeast church choir. Ii. 6-6954
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION IN oul
studio or at your home; instrument
loaned free; beginner and advanced
band practice; no parking prob.
lem. Owned and operated by FRANZ
SAMPOGNA, 2425 MINI. ct Penna
ave. III. 4-2127 or JU, 5-S463.
YOUR MAGAZINE subscriptions a
wholesale. Write for FREE price list
c. D. CUNNINGHAM. P. o. Bo,
! 305l. washington. D. c.
lEXPER. THESIS TYPIST desire
! tipping at home. JU. S-247O.
DO YOU want to be a better conver'
sationalist? Join the Conversation
MARTIN. 422 Wash. Bldg. DU
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1881 MASS. AVE. NV, Ant. 65gAt-
tractive comfortable room. no other
roomers. Convenient to bath. 26s
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NICELY FURN. RIM, with pvt. bat
in Jewish home; gentleman pre-
For information. call Ia. 9-l206.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CHILDREN ARE WELCOME - Nice,
furn.. room. with sink and hot plate,
laund. privils. In pvt. home, close to
everything. RIA. 6-3S06. 4313 Kansas
4iS eth ST. s.w.-Lge. front rm. and
kitehenette, adjoining bath. Infant
allowed. No drinkers. Conv: to mill
tary installations. $12.50 wk. ME. g.
12Gs MASS. AVE. Nw.-s14 wk. for
@. Also bedrm.. 50 wk. for 2, So
VIZ, for extra persons. No drinkers.
1888 S 11sviSi iRvfSG N.w.-s Single, nicely
furn:; refgr.: next bath. Employed.
ssss sSs'0I7; Y7th ST. N.w.-Two-rm. apt.
for Ink, comfortably furn., WIN
dows. Call NO. 7-0430. after 6 pm.
QUIET COUPLE-5 windows, refgr =,
clock-radio, TV, airfoam mattress.
$15-$20. 2147 r. Elk. 3-O653.
174O p ST. NV. .The churchiiP'-
Efficiency apt, bed-liv. rm.. kitchen
cite. adj. PVT; bath; maid serv. $50
MT. PLEASANT. 1864 18th st. NV.
Lge.. nicely furn. rm.. twin beds,
hot plate, .refgr., running water.
eSss sssnSsi 18th uii 81. S:W-ist:tr. NV st. sdI bed.
sitting rm.. bath. refgr., hot plate;
S11. %. DE. 2-l675. -27
ilO KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Two. fur
nished rms, kitchenette. bedrm.;
nice sober couple only. III. 4-8167.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
FARM AND GARDEN

GARDEN FLOWING. In Md, Sc. of
Wash, vic. suitland. Temple Hills.
R1sPBEkRY saESTfss, Latham. 2 yrs.
old, thornless, excel. stock of large
CLEAR Tia hSerFss FHI bfRr7. ~ r7saes sd6 .o,, ,,us
s1GpSf sTaSns E01s sboT bSTaveo Jo sgdff ffs Hagns n
TREE REMOYAL, topping. pruning.
sASIg fRRE sERvIeR VICE 10 tss s4s7s IS:
TOPS0IL-Very good. rich topsoli
les aTns esf ca f. 5essnSSss' sss ss vsgs
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS, for
grading, excavating and land clear
TnsE. inE. sGe Ere ,eI estimates ma soI UN 47s55S
.s5sss9. 1855 a' va pGoE' ssfasd' Hsas: 50; 'E.
colors and sizes, soc each; SIS dozen
PIoWiSG fS And So RoIi1NG af n Hie of gardens
and lawns; Arlington, Fairfax and
Alexandria. ia. 2-3311 or ia.
ToPsyoh = Rich Maryland a ioam,
dark in color. ideal for lawns, and
gardens; delivered mi. radius;
els in baskets. SIS. JU. 5-l797.
LAWN MOWERS-New 1853 power
$Is9:5o, only s1oo.i5; iSS run
about, reg. $109.50, only $3.50;
20~ gas rotary, reg. $129.50, only
500. Is; Is" elec. rotary, reg. S69.50
only S4S.15; Clemson hand mowers,
25eo Oh. MILFORD, INC, 6O4 r
st. NV. Ma. S-2336. 30
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
asaIeas FousE FoaaaFs sD ssEffs JE Efnr2gsSss4FS
,JE; 2,2s43: JE. 3.QS78: !.
any quantity: quick delivery; rea-
LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't just happen. We build
them very reas. Free est. LU.
TREE TRIMMING and removal. lots
cleared. reasonable prices. We are
insured. Call LO. 5-2505. IA
TOT. SOIL and clean I'LL dirt; grading
and cleaning of lawns, spreading Of
COW MANURE. wen rotted. $40 per
Is bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per S
,I1 hH;; inn, deliyered WA; 7,4593. .-27
f.. 75c, 10 for. So; you dig them
Phone Clarksville 7S5-W-5. IA
MIXED HAY-Some lespedeza. tim
9shy' IN sIsss6 sSms broomsase. Reasonssle.
IGARDENS FLOWED, narrowed; quick
service; low standard rate; also
grading, clearing OIL 2.Ofi84 --29