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Evening star., 1953-12-02
Rise in Violence
Is Noted in Six
Robberiies Here
3 Persons Beaten;
Rowing Bonds Of
Juveniles Reported

An upsurge in crime. marked
by increasing violence from row.
ing bands of young hoodlums,
hit Washington last night.
Police acknowledge that the
upswing is seasonal and antici-
pated, but they expressed con-
cern over the growing vicious
ness in purse snatchings and
yokingS.
It is at this time Of the year
that police leaves are Cancelled
to supplement the force.
In six robberies last night
three of them by juveniles-three
persons were beaten, one of
them badly. In all, they netted
less than $3.50. including one
which brought young purse
snatchers only Is cents.
Cabbie'S Hoax Works.
Luckiest of all the victims was
a taxi driver, Nick Panos, 81, of
Fairfax, Va, who, when ordered
to leave his biiIfold on the seat
before giving up his cab to a
holdup man, pulled a successful
hoax. He merely made the mo-
tion of placing the billfold on
the seat, got out of the cab and
fled. He saved $50 and police
found his abandoned taxi short
time later.
Juveniles were blamed in these
cases:
The robbery of Leila Samuel
of 1925 North Carolina avenue
NE, who lost her purse and
SIT to five colored youths, one
of whom struck her on the side
of the head with his fist. She
said the youngest appeared to
be about 16.
May Be Same Gang.
The robbery of Wilbur w.
GoolSby, $40 Lexington place
NE. possibly by four members
of the same gang. He was struck
on the side of the head and gave
up $50. His description tally with
those given in the North Caro-
lima avenue robbery.
Lydia Regan, 1928 Vermont
avenue. lost her purse and is
cents to two colored youths as
she started up the steps at her
apartment house.
Alyouth about Is. denied en-
trance to the ESQ service sta
tion at 1913 North Carolina
avenue Sc. by John P. Martin,
night manager, who stood be-
hind the locked door, smashed
the glass, opened the door and
took $100 at gunpoint.
Trio Quizzed in Beating.
Police were questioning three
men and a young woman in the
robbery beating of a 35-year-old
man after he had taken the
woman to her apartment in the
1400 block of Clifton street NV.
early today. The men entered
and beat him viciously only
short time after he and the
woman got into the apartment.
he said. They took $45 and his
watch, he said.
Earlier last night, an armed
bandit got about $65 from
Haje's delicatessen at 2201
Minnesota avenue Sc.
The man walked in shortly
before 9 o'clock, asked the price
of loaf of bread. then produced
a black semiautomatic gun of
small caliber and demanded the
contents of the cash register from
Albert MahaSSler, "a, a clerk,
asking furthermore that it be
placed in his pocket.
He told the clerk to remain
in the store 10 minutes, and
then escaped on foot.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Three Schools Accredited
In Prince GEORGES

Three Prince Georges County
high schools have been ac-
credited by the Middle States
Association of Secondary Schools
and Colleges.
They are the Suitland, North
western and Bladensburg High
Schools. School Supt. William S.
Schmidt announced yesterday.
The three new accreditations,
which cost the county about
$1,000 a piece. leave only four
county high schools yet to be
accredited. The Laurel, Oxon Hill
and Frederick SasScer High
Schools were accredited last
year. Visits by the Association S
Accrediting Committee are sched-
uled for Fairmont Heights High
School this coming February, for
Surrattsville High School next
March and for Gwynn Park High
School next April. Mr.. Schmidt
said he would ask funds to OBJ
tain accreditation for Douglas
High School and Upper Marl-
bOrO,
Evening star., 1953-12-02
County Seeks
.S2.6 Million
For Schools
Prince Georges Soys
U. S. Owes Thut Sum
Under New Law

Prince Georges County is seek
ing $2.6 million from the Fed
eral Government for three new
Junior high schools.
That is the amount the county
tentatively figures is due it un-
der recently amended Federal
law reimbursing counties for
educating children of Federal
employees.
County School Supt. william
S. Schmidt said representatives
from the United States Office
Of Education visited his Office in
Marlboro yesterday. He said he
told them the $2.6 million Prince
Georges has applied for, will be
used for a new Negro Junior
high school at Sheriff Knolls to
cost $863, ,250 and new junior
high schools at Suitland and
Oxon Hill.
The Suitland junior high, to
cost about $1,018,880, would be
located next to the present Suit
land Junior Senior High School,
which could become a senior
high school once the new struc-
ture is built. Likewise, the pro-
posed Oxon Hill junior high,
costing about $755.25O, would
make a senior high school out
of the present Oxon Hill jun
ior-Senior High.
Mr.. Schmidt said recent CEN
Sus OF county school children on
which the application was based
showed that 9.282 of them have
parents who work for the Federal
Government in the Washington
area.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Chang Hopes for Return
To Mainland in Year
By the Associoted Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec. 25.-
Nationalist China'S President
Chang Kai-shek said today he
hopes the Nationalists will De
back on the Chinese mainland
within little more than a year.
Chang spoke at a meeting of
the National Assemblymen's As
ISOLATION, which earlier decided
to request the legislative Yuan
Parliament) to impeach and fire
Vice President Ii Sung-Jen.
Ii was disowned by the ruling
Kuomintang Party in late 1851.
The National Assembly-meeting
without a quorum-decided IN
principle that he should be oust-
ed, but was unable to take legal
action.
However, the Assembly will
meet next February to elect a
new President and Vice Presi-
dent. It is expected that assem-
blymen will be brought in from
Hong Kong and Macao and al
ternates installed for others to
make up the needed I, 1,523-mem-
ber quorum for the first time
since the mainland was lost in
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Chicken Didn't Last
When White Man Come
By the Associated Press

REDDING, Conn.-This fash
ionable Fairfield County commu-
nifty once was known as the
Manor of Chicken, because of it's
founders sense of humor.
John Read, one of New Eng
lands most capable lawyers, and
a chronic land speculator, Sc
cured a large tract of land from
the Indian Sachem Chicken, "
in 1714. Mr.. Read drew up a
formal patent, with Chicken as
lord of the manor and himself as
a tenant.
But it didn't last long. The
General Assembly, moving to Sc
cure the white mans title to the
land of the Indian, had the land
sold at public auction. A parish
was organized in 1929 and be-
came known as Reading, for
Read. The name of the town
was changed to Redding when it
was incorporated in 1857.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Waterfront Is Quiet
In New York After
Strike Ban Expires
By the Assocluted Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-A Fed
eral no-strike injunction expired
yesterday but New York's un-
easy waterfront marked its pass
ing without strife. A holiday
hush hung over the $50 miles
of piers.
A midnight strike deadline
along the East Coast was ex-
tended at least 10 days by the
International LongShoremen'S
Association Qnd0, which still
holds bargaining rights on the
docks-although by a very
slender margin.
A two-day National Labor Re
lations Board bargaining elec-
ton left the LILA temporarily
victorious over a rival AFL union
but with the final outcome de-
pending on 4,405 challenged
ballots.
Meany Registers Protest.
Even though the result was
still in doubt, AFL President
George Meany protested the
election and said in state
ment:
1.-THE election was con-
Quoted under circumstances Of
intimidation and violence by
known criminals to a degree
without precedent in a represen-
tation election.
"We are, therefore, protesting
this election.
1--WE do not accept the tally as
indicating the true and free
choice of the longshoremen.
many of whom were forced to
vote under threats and actual
personal assault. We still feel
that under fair conditions there
isn't any doubt how the long
shoremen would vote.
''This was an election forced
on the AFL by the NLRB under
the worst possible atmosphere
and at a time most favorable
to the hoodlums and theiE al
lies.
Investigation Probable.
Mr.. Meany's protest presum-
ably will be investigated by the
NLRB after it settles the final
election figures but before it Ger
titles the winning union.
The NLRB plans to begin
ruling on the challenged ballots
one by one on Monday-a
process that might take as much
as a week. Meanwhile, the
ballots we're under guard.
The bitterness of the dock
rivalry was highlighted Wednes-
day-the second and last day of
voting-by fist fights and knif-
ings that sent several dockers to
hospitals.
To Set Pattern.
The outcome of the vote on
the New York docks is expected
to set a pattern for 100000
other East Coast longshoremen.
With the last-minute backing
of John L. Lewis, officials of the
old lila had predicted victory
by a S to margin or better. In
stead, its slender 1,492-vote lead
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Gondhi Books Reported
Bunned in Red Nations
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI.-Nations within
the Communist Iron Curtain ban
books on Mahatma Gandhi's life
and teachings, and the writings
of Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru from their libraries, the
Hindustan Times reports.
Quoting an unnamed high
Indian parsonage who recently
visited countries behind the Iron
Curtain" the newspaper added
that Communist libraries abound
in books on the Indian Commu-
mist activities in the Telugu
speaking regions of Hyderabad
state and Russian tranSlationS of
Indian Communist authors.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

over the new AFL dock union
conceivably could be wiped out
by the challenged ballots.
The actual vote was 5000 for
the lila, 1868 for the AFL, 95
for neither union, 116 void and
4,405 challenged. Some 81, ,244
of about $4,000 eligible New
York longShoremen voted.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Lieutenant Is Privute

BEAUFORT, S. c. (P.-A for
mer Swiss army lieutenant is
taking boot training as a private
in the nearby Paris Island Ma
rine Corps training base in order
to boost his chances toward
United States citizenship. Pvt.
Jean Pierre Bovet came to the
United States in mid-1951.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

1949. Only about 1900 are now
on FormoSa.
Ii has been living in the
United States since he left the
mainland before the advancing
Communist armies in late 1949.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

We believe in small feureswhen YOUR and OUR
toes And Memo makes both kinds they soece
those wonderful edes and foundations your figure
whether you're naturally petite have probem Sehere
such fgure-foeres- control comfort!
Lansbuohs-GLRDLES- Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-25
sell il
fast
By Placing an inexpensive Ad in
Star


When you decide to sell something
you own, you will obtain speedy, sat-
isfactory results from Star Classified.
And the cost will be very small, too.
The Evening and Sunday Star pub
lish more Classified Ads than the
three other Washington newspapers
combined.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
CALL Sterling $4,000

or take your ad to The Star lobby or one
OF the IS Star Classified branch offices
Evening star., 1953-12-09

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - 2-bedrm
apt. to share with ! or 2 other girls
bet. 20 and 80. AID. 4-5632. I'D
GIRL to share very nice Sc. apt. with
/ other girl. 10. 2-9094. -
2 ATTRACTIVE GIRLS. college gradu-
ates, to share spacious Conn. ave
apt. HU. 3-S501 after pm. -1C
2I2I H ST. N.W.-Lady to share
attrac. furn. 2-rm.,. kit. and bath
apt. with another lady; each rm
safn apt houss ss .-OSasm Sva iS@D Dse 81 IN fES
3-4556. %
Conn. ave. apt. with 8 other girls;
refs. EXCHANGED. HU. 3-7274. la
LADY TO SHARE APT. Clarendon
area, with another lady; good bus
service. Call ia. 6-9552 after 5
NO. On. AVE. NV. N. cap.-sach. v will
81; M MOD; sd;,Is, apt with another man; Tv
conn. AVE. vIC.-comf.. attr., newly
dec: apt; cong. young man will share
with another man; pvt. uni. phone
$50. utils. incl. NO: 7-3917 after q
ARLINGTON-Girl desires to share
ment. near large shopping area. Co
lumbia pike, few minutes from PEN
tason. Cali IA. s-5243 after Z pm.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE consenial
girl sharing mod, Arm. apt. with
2 other girls;- excel. neighhorhood.
transp. at door; apt. bldg; $3S mo-,
all utils.. incl. phone. Call UN
4-1647 after 6 pm. Ill
ONE GIRL. $3.50, to share newly
dec. apt. with other girls; apt. bldg.
YOUNG LADY to share very attrac-
tive apt. with one other lady; mod.
bldg, ideal location. DU. 7-S6S6.
Ext. 205, evenings or Sunday. Ia
OLORED-SINGLE LADY wishes ia
share apt. with another lady: pri-
2-016S. IA
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

KENNEDY ST, mr.. 16th-Lse.. clean
warm warm 5ooma IS6a, pyta BATH in Jewish
MASS AVE. NV; near 18th st;Ir
one one !, rm go.a and Kitchen s4s mo. Gan
FRiGiiDAIRE. XII ISi RE- stove and running
62s7. MRS: MYERS.
ONLY g wK;;; coy coy rm:, , kit, sS Also
iurn. Ladies. 1865 Harvard st. NV.
1908 ". II. AVE. NV. mr.. goth and
N sts.-Unusually nice. 1-rm.. .ef-
ticiency adj; bath $1% wk. III +.
and md laundry r a priviis.; refgr': s: e empi.
cple. or . girls. RA. $4,000. 10
RM. and very small kitchenette;
l employed person. 1896 Otis st.
Mar n;si iAi nTrpoST s1STpsc sCc1Rct.E-comoletely
refsIr. 1912 21st st. NV. ME- s.
1883 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Lee. first
dble. rm;. !! windows, running water.
FOAM RUBBER makes our studio
have known. 2147 F NV, Ex. g.
UPTOWN. 1926 Park I'd. n.w.-Lge.
twin-bed rm.., sep. complete kit.
1dI7 MASS. Ave. N.w.-Fully equip,
auto. oil heat; S14 wk. No drink
ers. AID. 4-97S0. %
4I9 9th ST. S.W.-Two front rms,
semipvt. bath: on busline. cow. to
mil. install; $3.50 wk. ME. s-5096.
ELM ST. N.W.S1
rm. with package kitchenette,
refgr.. good heat, plenty of hot
water. gas and electricity furn.;
S3S mo. See MRS. JONES, 1st fl.
COLORED@NR. CAPITOL-Rm. and
pvt. porch Frigdaire. stove, S11 so.
Ii. 6-3SS1. AT N. j. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

ARL.-Nice, compl. equip. transient
your suitcase" Children. parking.
maid. pets. ia. 2-3453, KE. 7-0149
Evening star., 1953-12-09

701 10th st. n.w.-Comf. rms, steam
heat. NT. Govt. bldgs. Maid. elev.
service; $10.50 Up weekly rates.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SINGLE RIM. BOARD; washing and
ns'1 ironinS; pt Soses1 for employed sentlemsn nn
5Oi E. CAP. ST.-sgle., dbls. and
twin bedrms.: nicely furn.; semi
pvt. bath: on carline. Ii. 7-5S74.
LGE. CHEERFUL hotel rooms. use
Sf dsnse ss hall Tv hnd Phoe1 1sIsnd stc Eirls ays
CoLoRED-NICE RIM. for cple.. kit.
and bath on same fir, "a blk. from
Home privils.; child welcome. Ii.
CSoLoRED-end AND CHANNING
SITS. N.E.-Large front rm.; close to
transp.; $3.50 wk. Call LA. $500.
coLoREp1eo,es s,so 18th ST. NE.@s
CoLoRED @PRiv1LEGEs: close to
TRANSFORMATION. Ii. 7-005S. Ia
COLORED-WARM, ATTRAC.; walk
ing dist Wash. Term, conv. transp.
to all D. c.. privils. Ho. 2-3S14
CoLoRED - $40 4sth ST. NE.
Large single room. attractively fur
nished; well heated. See after 5 pm.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM
Next to bath; couple or settled man;
privileges. Ii. 6-5634. 10
COLORED-2269 18th ST. NE
bedrms.. nr. bath, one front master:
empl. persons; phone privil.; .conv.
tranSp. H.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

s. ARLINGTON, conv. Pentagon-
Master bedrm.. mod. home, pvt.
lavatory and pvt. entrance; gentle
ARL.-Attrac. fur. rm;. very close
to stores; transp. Breakfast prlvil.
If desired. JA. S-S417. --12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rn.. pvt.
bath in owner-occupied house. one
block from bus. For. gentleman with
good reputa ton: refs. required $50
mo-. garage included. TIE. 6-12S1.
WOMAN ONLY-Attrac. rm.. rvt.
bath in pvt. home; $40 mo. Avail.
immed. Call after 6, JU. 7-7516.
ARL.-Lge. front rm. with running
water for gentleman; good transp.
SILVER SPRING-Room with private
bath: $40 mo-; no other tenants;
gentleman only. LO. 4-7S47. Ia
ALEXANDRIA-Nice rm. in pvt. home;
special privils.; lge. closet: conv. to
every thing. OV. 3-1035. Ia
122T NO. UTAH, ARL.-Master bed
rm.. porch, tile bath. shower: 2nd-
f. front: lse. closets. See after 5.
ARLINGTON-Conv D. c. and Pent-
agon; gentleman; clean. sgle. rm.,
pvt. bath; n blk. bus. IA. 4-1434.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

2OS Bird ST. S.E.-Single and double
rms; mr.. Library Of Congress-. Open
any time. l3S
.s3S CHESTER ST. s.E.-sgle. room;
ton. LU l-33I3 10
NEWLY DEC. single rms, mr.. Capitol,
conv. tyansp. and restaurants; $S
and 50 per wk. 23S 1st st. Sc. -15
COLORED-1412 ST. S.E.-Front
room, neatly furnished: for married
or single; also unfurniShed room. all
home privileges. Call after 8 pm,
Ii. 7-0733. 13'
Evening star., 1953-12-09

18th ST. Me- bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette, kit, bath and porch apt:
$3.50 incl. heat and b. W. See
MR.. BROOKS. 1904 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
APTs. EURNIsHEp--Mp.

MT. RAINIER-AIl the privacy of q
house with the conv. Of an apt.
front and rear entr.; exposures;
2OO-ft. yard; brick rambler; on bus
line; furnished; 2 lge. bedrms., full
kit. and bath; pvt, phone; washina
machine, etc; couple or 2 or girls
BSMT. APT. S75 mo-, incl. utiIs
4771 Homer ave-, Suitland. Md
NEWLY SSIT Decorated s-rm. apt, pvt
bath. WA. 7-493S. Apply 4l03
33rd St, Mt. Rainier, Nd. %
THREE-RM. newly redec, apt; pvt
bath. entr; parking space; 500. Two
blocks above Cheyerly Theater. Al
utilities. UN. 4-3905 for details
5-KM. APT; 2 pvt.
entrances; fireplace; nr. bus and
shopping: Sl15 mo. JU. S-452S.
350T VARNUM sT.-3 lge. rms, pvt.
bath, newly decorated, utils furn.;
$50. WA. 7-9029. Ia
Evening star., 1953-12-09
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

n AT 11th--To adult; 2 rms, fire.
decor. !, expos; no pets. Box
COLOREDw3:25 18th ST. NV
ind fir. next to bath; home privi-
leges: $3.50. AID. 4-2976. %
COLORED-LARGE, FRONT ROOM
So Carolina ave. Sc; employed cou.
COLORED-633 KENYON NV.
Lovely large rm., S35 mo.
SAM ROSEY AID. z-270O
Evening star., 1953-12-09
AIR-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that can
anord the unusual In comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 ft. by "A
II. with two exposures and fireplace;
rooms and 2 baths. or 8 bedrooms
and and baths; unusually large
electric, dishwasher, garbage disposal
and refrigerator with deep-freese
compartment; 80 It. by 27 #, priya te
nagstone terrace with adjoining bar;
recently completed, air conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. commanding magnificent view
Of city. and Potomac River valley
never occupied. secretariaI telephone
service, garage. basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room. Furnished transient guest
rooms ayailabls In building. Call
Evening star., 1953-12-09

1 1-BEDRM. FURN. APT. in apt. BLDG,
shopping center. sos per mo. OF.
$1,000. MoNAHAN REALTY CO..
566 South 23rd st. Ill
2 BEDROOMS, liv. rm.. fireplace;
newly decor; 1st A.; yard; parking;
$125 per mo-; utils. and phone.
FAILS Al. s-SSz1i eaGiRcH-s-rm. and ItS bath
apt. in 4-family unit, completely
furn.. heat and water included.
conv. location, now avail. S97 per
mo. Call j. H. BENOIT. Realtor. KE.
S-6677: ewes. JE. 3-1141. 3
N: ARL.-5-rm. apt. completely
Nar 1ur9 ncdes m Sesmg eSny un ocaon aeas noS noS
avail. $110 per mo. Call ]. H.
BENo1T, Realtor. KE. s-o677; eyes.
ARL.&Nice. RI compl. equip. transient
apis. with kit, bath, Just bring
your your suitcase" sui. Chilareni pardkianSS' ndIaS
ARLINGTON = 1-bedrm.. completely
furnished. including linen. silver,
ETC.; convenient downtown, Penta-
gon, Ft. Myer; suitable for couple
or two women; available for 2 to
es7. during day; IA. s-67s1, eyes.
3-ROOM APT. bath. furnished, en-
ployed couple; in Christian home;
ALEX.. fqS.s' DEL Del RAY, RIRo0v 0VvA.-1o min. to
D. c.; lge. 3-rm., bath apt: nicely
furn.; utils. incl; vacant: 500; TIE.
bedrm. Children
and pets ACCEPTED; SI25 mo. J.
4487. JA. 5000. -l3
rm., firepl., bedrm., kit
din, bath, oil h.-w.h., conv. to every
thing. No children or pets. SS6.25.
XII. 9-10S4 noon to 5.
N. ARL. Apt. bldg; bedrm.. llv.
rm., din, bath, kit; conv. every
thing; S94 so. KE. S-4S15. is
ATEV NTDDTA
Evening star., 1953-12-09
s A Y E.
CONN. AVE. APARTMENTS

CONN. AVE. APARTMENTS
foyer. Kit and bath; switchboard
and elevator: all utils. Immediate
occupancy and January /. HO.
2-6574. Ia
COLORED-FRONT RIM. AND KIT,
p blk from Fla. ave. car and bus
line. 500. DU. 1-374S. --l3
COLORED-eia3 18th ST. NV
! rm.s kitchen and bath; S6S. Du'
CoLoRED - RENTAL OFFICE. No
fees modern apis. in NV. section.
Call XII. 9-1031. -l3
CoLORED-s.9 18th ST. N.E.-Nice
3-rm. pvt. bath apt. adults, ~
Rort Creek Church rd. NV: lge.
rms. pvt:.bath apt. Il 6-7O43;
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE. 10
COLORED - nth AND FAIRMONT
SITS. i -rm. and kitchen front apt;
furn or unfurn. DU. 7-O6o6; 10
coLoRED-FoR q ED CoUPLE-1 large
bedrm., pvt kit. share bath; refined
c6SnoREbLs-RM. 6T%sR 81 -RSE0 FuRN. APT.gAt
sUsuRBRN spS FlsR efaR1la GARDENs i0eafi0h ea mann
ager LU. 2-2596. am. to pm.
CoLoRED-1s17 IRVING ST. NV,
near 14th st. Newly oec.' small
and lge. apts.; S11 week up, incl.
utils. Adults. Ho. 2-5565 after
CoI1oRED-EFFICIENCY APT.-one
lge. rm., lge kit. 14th and Monroe
NV. $50 per mo; sod EN-. 2-3l33 aiter
coEpdREbMafT' pTR EN- f7?eSsi With private tel kit.
for 2 people. CAN II; 6-0795;
$50 per mo. ME. S-6SS3;
COLORED-1 AND 9 ROOM APIS.
ALSO Sc basement q; n,en . apt unfurnished'
COLORED-GA. AVE. AND LAMONT
ST. rooms and kit. apt. furn. or
unfurn. DU. 7-0656, 10 to pm.
col oRED-1o QUE ST. N.E.-Bsmt.
apt, > rms. kit, bath for couple.
nT n1RE or An 5-QS11 lii
Evening star., 1953-12-09

eilverware. any cond.; iewelry. bric-
a-brac. 1888 Wis. ave D. KRUP.
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT; any quantity
promptly removed. DI. 1858 PAUL
PEARLMAN l711 G st. NV.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality
movie camera prof lenses. MR.
ZELKIED. 926 D st. NV. RE. 7-2436
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrlp.
tion.- gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK, 614 18th st. NV
FURNITURE. good used furniture anC
household effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator. gas range anc
good piano. Call MR.. GRADY. Ma
S-2679
FURNITURE-Win buy entire con.
tents Of odd pieces; also odd china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and
ct ZbR~
Evening star., 1953-12-09
POODLE PUPPIES
FARM AND GARDEN

TREES for communities. from 10 to
80 IT.; also all sizes and varieties
for wholesale and retail. ia. 9-3015.
TOP SOIL. nll dirt. manure and
stone. JU S-S642 10
TOPSOIL. can be handled with q
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
NEW EQUIPMENT-IHC Cub. super
A, C. H and NJ tractors. plows. now
erS: rakeS, forage harveSters, corn
pickerS baterS drills, SpreaderS
leaders. power units WAGONS heavy
duty discs. hammer mills and
shelters; new Holland balerS, forage
harveSteTs blowers. saws cement
mixers and discs New Idea mowers,
rakes corn pickers. spreaders, eleva-
tors. wagons, leaders. wagon un-
leaders. bodies, SprayerS lime and
fertilizer dist. Brillon grass Seeders
Myers hay conditionerS. haler and
binder twine: parts and service
MALONEYS INC, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
FARM . GARDEN tcen..l J

LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-TopSoil. manure. trees, shrubbery
4-0646. JE. 2-2843, JE. 3-O87s.
BLUEGRASS SOD-Now's the tims
to sod, You lay It and save. Imme-
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning
PAuL's TREE SERVICE. Lo. SASS
INC CUB. as low as S745. for small
farm or estate: MALONEY'S. INC.
Silver Spring, Md.
USED EQUIPMENT-Reg. A plow ant
cult New Ideal tractor manure
spreader Ford loader and cult. !
12-inch and 2 '14-inch blows. T
tractor, MN model q. Econom.
with plow cult and grader HIN
24O cult one 16-inch INC plow. g.
combine Tsp hay chopper, 81 Har,
vester thresher with motor HIN
corn planter: garden tractors. MA.
LoNEY'S. INC. Silver Spring. JU
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 8-3333.
PRAYING NANTES EGG CASE,
swarms Of insect t-devouring nantes
IN your garden this summer. Send
your return address Box 2S4-A, Star
LOCUST POSTS, 5000 available; 10
miles from District. down Indian
Head hwy: split and round, IT.
minimum length, in. minimum
diameter. small end; price. soc each.
We load your truck Call Ii. 3-3423.
VERY GOOD RICH TOP SOIL for
lawns and greenhouses: very reas.
NJ