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Evening star., 1953-09-24
Services Students
Will Wear Cvvies

Students at the National War
College and the Industrial Col
lege of the Armed Forces, the
vast majority of whom are mill
tary officers, have been told to
wear civilian clothing to classes.
The action has led to several
reports that all officers in the
District area would soon be wear
ing multi but high Pentagon Off
cials denied such action was now
contemplated. Such an order
however, has been proposed from
time to time. Officers in this
area wore civilian dress before
World War II.
The Joint Chiefs of staff
cleared the action at the two
colleges. It was said officials
wanted to play down conscious
ness of ranks in the classrooms.
There are 100 students at the
National War College, number
of them coming from the State
Department and other agencies
as well as the armed services.
At the Industrial College the
1876 students include one civilian
each from the Army, Navy, Air
Force, Commerce and Interior
Departments, the General Serv-
ices Administration, Central In
telligence Agency, Atomic Energy
Commission and the Office of the
Secretary of Defense.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Hearing Postponed
ON Shenandoah Gas
Pipeline Petition
& The Federal Power Commits

e The Federal Power Commits
sion hearing on the application
of the Shenandoah Gas Co. of
fLynchburg, Va, for pipeline
construction has been postponed
sfor at least a month.
! This development came late
yesterday, as Examiner Francis
Il. Hall ruled that Shenandoah'S
lease cannot be heard imme-
ldiately, in view of new circum-
stances. The commission itself
will fix hearing date later.
! Mr.. Hall pointed out that
Shenandoah's second amended
application has not yet met all
the requirements. It must first
Ibe published in the. Federal
lRegister, through an official
notice. -.>
Further, he said, the Virginia
lGas Transmission Corp. of
ICharleston, w. Va, must have
ian opportunity to make a writ
ten response to Shenandoah's
revised plan. This will give the
transmission firm 80 days in
which to reply. Shenandoah
wants to get it's natural gas
from Virginia Gas Transmission
Corp.
Subsidiary of Columbia.
The Virginia Gas Transmits
sion Corp. is a subsidiary of the
Columbia Gas System, Inc. of
New York. Columbia, this week.
has been presenting evidence to
the commission on its requests
for authority for new construc-
ton.
The commission had directed
that Shenandoah's application
be consolidated with the Colum-
.bia hearing. But in the interim,
Shenandoah filed an amended
application on the basis of new
information.
| Attorney James E. O'Boyle of
Washington, representing Shen-
andoah, was ready to put on
his case at the close of Colum-
bias hearing. which has now
consumed three days:
I Shenandoah is seeking COM
mission approval to construct
about 80 miles of pipeline, to-
gether with five laterals, to
serve several communities. in
Guiding Winchester, Va and
Martinsburg, w. Va. 1t also
wants the commission to issue
an order directing Virginia Gas
Transmission Corp. to supply it
with natural gas.
Supply Forecast.
Loring E. Hickman of New
York, assistant vice president
of Columbia Gas System Serv-
ice Corp, testified that Colum-
bia expects to obtain 80 million
cubic feet of natural gas from
the Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp. This would be fed into
the Columbia system and part
of it furnished to the Atlantic
Seaboard Corp, which sells 1t
to the Washington Gas Light
CO.
Cross : examination of Mr.
Hickman by Staff Counsel Nor
man E. Duke of the commission
vas concluded yesterday after
noon.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Road With Bounce

HARTFORD, Conn. (P.-Mo-
torists are expressing concern
about a stretch of experimental
rubber highway to be built soon
in Connecticut. They're afraid
the State highway department
reports. that their cars will
bounce like tennis balls" Re-
assuringly. the department says
the rubber content in the mix
ture will be only about S per cent
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-02

to kill Jacob.
Q. Where was Jacob sent?
A. To his Uncle Laban..
VAYESHEV
@. Why did Jacob make Joseph
coat of many colors?
A. Because he loved him more
than all his other children.
Q. Why were the brothers
angry at Joseph?
A. Because Joseph dreamed
two dreams which showed his
desire to rule his brothers.
Q. Who suggested that Joseph
be sold as a slave and not be
killed?
A. His brother Judah.
Q. In what country did Joseph
serve as a slave?
A. In Egypt.
Q. Did Jacob know that Joseph
was in Egypt?
A. No. The brothers made ia
cob believe that Joseph was kill
ed by an animal.
@. Why was Joseph put in pris-
on by his master Potiphar?
A. Because his masters wife
brought false accusations against
him.
@. What kings officers were
in the same prison with Joseph?
A. The chief of the buffers and
the chief of the bakers.
@. What did Joseph do for the
two officers of the king?
A. He interpreted their dreams.
@. Which of the two officers
was freed from prison and re-
turned to his office?
A. The chief of the buffers.
Q. What favor did Joseph ask
Of the chief of the buffers?
A. That he shall remember him
to the king and free him from
prison.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-02

joyable series of holidays and
that you will now buckle down
to your school work and will be
rewarded with good marks.
= y y 81
Here are some more questions
and answers relating to two por-
tions of the Torah to be read in
our synagogues. They should be
helpful to you in your studies.
TOLDOTH
Q. What were the names of
the twins born to Rebekah and
Isaac?
A. Esau and Jacob.
Q. Which of the two brothers
was considered the first born?
A. Esau
Q. For what price did Esau sell
his right of "first-born" (birth-
right?
A. For a pottage of lentils.
Q. Why was Esau called Edom?
A. Edom means red in Hebrew,
and Esau called the lentils 'red,
red, pottage."
Q. What quarrel was there be-
tween Isaac and the Philistines?
A. They quarreled about wells
of water.
@. Why did Jacob offer his
best blessing to his Esau and not
to Jacob?
A. Because he was old and
blind and did not realize that
Esau was not worthy of his bless
ing.
@. How did Jacob finally get
the blessing?
A. By Disgusting himself in
Esau's clothes.
Q. Who advised Jacob to get
the blessing away from his
brother Esau?
A. His mother Rebekah.
Q. Why was Jacob advised by
his mother to go away from
home?
A. Because Esau was planning
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-02
kIDD|ES KORNER
SIMHAT TORAH
Dear Boys and Girls:

Dear Boys and Girls:
This weekend we are conclud-
ing the series of Holy Days and
festivals which begin with Rosh
Hashonah. Now we are observing
Simhat Torah. G.. David Matt is
the author Of this beautiful poem
on Sifnhat Torah:
Rejoice then, 0 Israel! Thy
praise
Unto thy Maker give
No more the Torah bide thee
die;
Today it bids thee live!
To live for it, and to cherish
Each sacred memory,
Which time has woven in
crown
Of glory unto Thee.
Let revelry hold its sway, then
And the hour be given to cheer;
For the cycle of reading is ended
On the happiest day of the year.
i And lost the mocker, derisive,
Avow you delight to be through
Lovingly wind it from end to
start;
Begin to read it anew.
hope you all had most en-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-02

president Of the National Home for Jewish
Children Denver shown receiving plaque from Richard
Kearns official marking her completion OF
miles Lorber headed the Ma
founding 1907 visited state in the
the National Home the only charitable institution
of its kind in America.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

14OI 10th N.w.-Lge. dbl; also
share rms; business people, stu
dents: selected menus, switchboard.
club MASON. 1925 New Hamp. ave.
residence. Single and, double avail
500 .wk. incl. full-course meals and
GGEsTHoUsE. 1850
6onn; Some a1ej D6 7:S;; 7.sssyS where you fesl at
type; also some large doubles: de-
licious food. BRADLEY ARMS.
1928 10th st. NV. at Dupont Circle.
,EyH WITH GT, Sr YItheTt TftlSIt beard. d.Nw-I27,
SsksS per msals no '0nEsp'e7 PG ssss9SD
2322 seth ST. NV. - Nicely furn.
sgle. ri1,. excel: meals conv. transp.
l5ss e s \ SGy' 81. N.WMsror gRass refined 9T Young
food; food; friendly friendly atmosphere free TV'
NW.-NfCEIY W.. Nicely furn. sgle. rm.; good
pvt. home; Tv; reas. IA. s-4s4o.
1913 18th ST. N.w.-Attrac. dble.
1oSlon foSd Geas. rates. co. 6-o4%s or Du.
HALL-17oe 21st St. NV.
blk. Conn; newly decorated and
furnished Homelike atmosphere. FL
evator excel meals. TV washing
mach Reasonable rates Phone
l103 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Single and double rms, gold meals.
convenient transportation. -29.
RM. WITH MEALS and child care. for
mother who works. blk. to bus.
1908 18th NV, the Circle View
Guest House-Choice sgle. -dble. rms.
LARGE bedrm. With sitting rm.; good
transj; 4917 9th st. NV. TA.9-9796.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
ONE OR TWO LADIES to share apt.

ONE OK Two LADIES to share apt.
with ANOTHER lady in washington
NV; niT,ose section. Most fashionable apt,
ferrsd, Reasonable. Apply Box i23-
DUPoNT1 CIR. VIC, 2115 p St, LIs Rpt.
iO5. Lge. studio rm.; reliable empl.
lady; share Kit. with one lady.
YOUNG MAN to share a furn. 3-bed-
rm. house with 2 Others in Arl
Reas. Is min. D. C. ia. 7-4523. 81
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Bachelor share
bedrm.. twin beds. sitting rm., bath;
phone; $35 mo. OIL. 2-2573. -27
GEhoKGiEaowSMSvy share ise ySedIm ant Oser NEE win
man. co. 5-4219. ewes. 80
Takoma Park. with i other girl;
close to transp. JU. 0-S033. so
ARL.-Young man to share with an
9tner man: spacious 1-bedrm. apt.
2e4ss6.. e Ss6. OuS' Mr. shop Park. a6 "a
YOUNG MAN. $3.50. to share rev. With
man same age, efic. apt. W /dble. bed
18th st. NV. area. Not elaborate bIIt
conn., Reas' Reply Box 56-C, Star.
1 OR GIRLS to live in, share exp
to town. NE. s-29458 8's after sse5.' 5. sony sony
BUSINESS GIRL to share mod. air
cond., 1-bedrm. apt. with another.
W WoEkfSGa EFkfiffSSaaSIe hSrHHR ri TtE 54G
sitter aRs to ao fhSFe sSS7f c9st Of apt and baby
GIRL dlitk to share attrac. 1-bedrm. apt.
Sompl; Sg15, turn'. twin beds. TV. ia.
GIRL to share nice apt. with another m5g
Glm giTa; PT5' Eo 5edFm; 9sgna Call after 4 80
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Bachelor o.
bath. telephone. Parking. ms IDEAL G fm;, FOR
summer. $35 mo. Avail. W at once. ISl
s:BEBRS9M s?Si BISSSSS APT. turn,, , gIS S3r,.
from 20 to 25 yrs. old. Avail. j
apfa. sPp4a. A1t Gan after 8 p.m., AID; A.
GiRI@1S to % to share 1.beS9m MSg
apt; with other girl. TV, VOeatm utils
incl, cow. tEansp. DU. 7-2386 after
wkdayS, all day week ends. -2S
CONGENIAL GIRL, 25-35, to share
tWtn-bed apt. with another GIRL
Large closets, air conditioned and
~; 1S min. express downtown
OGIl Sall ~; l-647S, after 6 pm. 20
with 2 other girls. Cali TU. 2-2tS5
after 6 or all day Saturday. Is
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Lge, conf. bsmt,
apt: newly dec.); privils, pvt,
unilm. phone; young man will share
%n1h WITH another man; S35 incl. utils.
sIsi lei i -SsE', 81. Nw.-1ady to rent @sS .t-
other lady. References exchanged,
Phone EX. 1856.
COLORED MAN to share bsmt. ant
with another young man, must have
clean habits. AID. 2-7449
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WATER COOLER-Westinghouse. like
new; orig. price S172: viii sacrifice
for quick sale; may. be seen at
room 303. Commercial Bank Bldg;
except Sat. and Sun. 81
WINDOWS - "Sterling" Aluminium
closing out broken sizes Of new,
double hung. weatherstripped. IL
It.. units. AS low as S17;l2 for
SLnox3l ~ size. TTR0VEEiRs Eis1 LUMBER
SALES IN WATCHES AND JEWELRY
All standard makes fine watches,
count for cash. Expert repair service
SAM ORBACH. Master Matchmaker
414 Buchanan st. NV. IA. 9-4354,
oPf3 P4 DAILY RaI g ms5h,NRl An sE 10 pm pm. TIT
E&GI6 &SG67 LASEs Sss STda s1d Sac Se,s p9 Sold
cialized mending. clean. laces. table
Madison ave. N. z. C.
AMERICAN RADIATOR BOILER and
oil burner and oil tank, compl; will
heat Groom house; Al condition;
pkIyarGG SlS2 Ga sAIA "A 7s1g7 sstHrd.v M.7cS o.
glassware. miscel. household Items.
OIL. 1865. -2S
SALE WATCHES and jewelry in 90
30% discount for cash; LongineS,
Wittnauer. Elgin. Benrus, Bulova
watches and other famouSt brands.
Diamond stone rings. silverware and
a complete line Of fine jewelry. Ex-
pert repair service. SAM ORBACH,
jeweler, Ala Buchanan st. NV.
Phone Taylor 9-4354. Open evenings
and Sundays.
grand. ebony case, med
ers. Call ia. 2-41T9. 20"
EARLY AMERICAN REPRODUC-
TIONS-DeSk. cobbler's bench, book
cases, gun cabinet. tobacco chest,
sideboard, chair, 9x12 braided rug,
milk glass. Antique pine rocker,
marble top chest, oak chest, pitcher
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ice. RIM. nicely furn.; suit. for 2.
Sss transPi TiJsN. sEle; rH, e " RE. z;24S1. LS7
fuTn:; ra1 Il refsr.: next bath. Employed.
oUiET CoUPLE-5 windows, refs refsr.,
cl2ck,radio, Tv, airfoam mattress.
S15-S20. 2147 F. EX. 3-0653.
1889 18th ST. .N.w.-1st-fr. bed
sitting rm;; bath, refgr.. hot plate;
CoMPIETELY FURa., incl. refer.
and running water; near Dupont
Circle: 1242 21st st. NV, ME.
PARK VICINITY, ss17
28th st. n.w.-Large rm., running
water. refgr., semiprivate bath.-27
SOL SEWARD SO. Sc. (5th and Pa
ave. e.)-Lge. front dble rm., fully
equipped. for Ink. Ii. 1865. -29
1929 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attrac.
tiye Ink; rooms. Single. double
50 to $3.50 q week.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, $12 week, sgle
or .dble.. near Union Station, sol
2nd st. me-, IL 6-1653. ia. 1896
GEORGETOWN. 5000 Que st. NV;
2 dble. rms. and 2 Sngl rms, reas.
bus at door. AD. 4-S166. .
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large room with
kitchenette. refrgr.. stove and sink
S12.5O per wk. Shown from 5-S p m,
-2S
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR - Storage sale,
guaranteed perfect; delivery: S25
REFRIGERATOR. Norge, apt. size, in
good condition; S3S. Call LU. q
REFRIGERATOR, 11-foot Kelvinator,
40-lb. freezer unit. 2 yrs. old: excel.
cond; Priced for immed. sale. JE.
REFRIGERATOR. GE. good condition;
$55. Call HE. 4-3472 or RA. 6-6711.
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse, ex-
cellcnt cond; S37. Phone before 9:30
am, OIL. 2-3444. -27
REFRIGERATOR, 6 GU. IT,. Servel, 2
yrs. old. reasonable. $40 K st. ne.
REFRIGERATOR. sos: dresser. Sis;
Spinet piano. Roll-away bed. So;
chair, 81. Sat. only. EN-. 3-9405.
REFRlGEkAIORS. useo large assort.
ment from $40 up Some with
FREDERICKS 39O6 7l4th st NV,
REFRIGERATORS, gas. all sizes: IN
stallation PEERLESS SALES Co
2237 Ga ave DE. 2-b568
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe IL Gu. IT,,
automatic defrost. new in factory
carton: cost $3.50. sacrifice, S270
cash JU, S-176S. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.E.

ROOMS-12s C st. ne,
Apt. No. 81 and Apt. No. 43. Bed
rms, nicely furnished; kit. privils.
If desired. On carlines.
COLORED-3OS2 CLINTON ST. NE.
-Dble. room and sitting room for
/ or 2 girls; use of all facilities;
cow. location. CO. 5-4665. after
d pm. 81
COLORED-1OW ST. sgle, rm.
for lady or gentleman; home privils. !;
So per wk. Ii. 4-0647 after pm.
COLORED-FOR YOUNG CAREER
women share 6-rm. home with an
other young woman. LU. 2-17SS.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
FARM 3 GARDEN tcont.) }

VsED toF and blow e so tfss and
mower Massey Harris 1O1. D. C.
Case. MN Model 2 tractor. Ford
mower. now Super e with Wagner loader.
13x7 15;n grain in1,s drill: Elevator. 26 #: Two
ows Wood picRs2 mGweS Waeon EnsaSd and
Spring, Md. JU. 8-3333.
smsu farm o. e estate. fs MAGoNEY's Go5a rs
,aWS ms; si1ysT STIsp, Spring; Ip md. No os ,o,
seed, fertilizer. peet moss, soil cond.,
rollers, spreaders, -aerators, power
hand mowers. leaf sweepers, be-
gonia. glad. bulbs, insecticides. lawn
and farm fencing. MALONEYS,
INC. 1926 Georgia ave. JU. 8-3333.
GARDEN EQUIPMENT-Rotary tiller.
$1d5: $11dd55:: Planet Jr; s, trsctors; 1 sb;o: h;p,:
e sa s1sS5 eS SSo9i lis TSSf5 Ssi
IoNEys. iSo' Ap ls1ss sesSsSgj deogsia ave. ave.
delivered. i eI Phone 10. 6-4477. 4 4 to
BEES in standard ten-frame hives.
Jefferson 2-0261 evenings after g..
WILL SACRIFICE two lovely blue
Kolmia rd. NV. Must be seen to
BE Be Asa9%P%5ssciatsd. rpId Price $40 $50. 20.
peri: cond.. $1.1OO: Rear type
planter. new. 5000. Disc harrow,
5000. All Ford equipment. at
Dranesville, Va. Call KE. s-4152
for appointment.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 5 h.p., Graham
Paige, Rototiller with sickle bar,
new, cost S766.20; used price, $500.
This machine has been run little
and is in good mechanical condi-
puqnr ton; oL; o,trh 4rl470; %
and an as IS is; Toro locke. etc, Movers
Priced from $50 up. Sat. March
TIONAL CAPITAL ToRo. S36 Phila.
ave-, Silver Spring, across Ga. ave.
from B. g. o. Station.
LILACs' blooming size. ST.; also,
clearing land. Bring nSeinS shovel. sn!S9s gso4
Military rd., ArL, week ends only.
AZALEAS, all colors, sizes; wholesale.
pkwy.. TaEoma PIX. Nd. So
FARMALL C TRACTOR, like new; 2
trailers M sueSn'0l csiI Ap. aoapts aq1Ss. Dlows
TRACTOR. Roto-tiller garden; ex-
cellent condition. Call JU. 5-3317.
TRACTOR. 1.H.c. Farmall Cub: .hyd.
control, plow,. disk, cults, mower,
grading blade, wheel weights.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROOMS EURN.-MD. & VA.

CLARENDON, beautiful furnished
room. radio: near shopping and
S; ARLINGTON, 10 minis. from Pen
oT oeSTFo1. 4.SSS9 SSSSSmfortable room; pvt. home. S%
1929 n. NELSON ST.. ARL.-conv.
transp.. and stores. Double room,
nicely furn. ia. 7-e63l after 8:
1917 N, EDGEwooD. Arl.-Lovely
room; liv. rm. privils., unlim. phone.
Near bus. ia. S-531S. Il
EAST FALLS CHURCH-Laree, front
bedrm.; large closets; suit. l or p;
3aF bus at door. JE. 2-94Oo. -28
1927 N. UTAH ST, ARL.-Attrac.
front rm.. 1st f., lge. closet: bus "a
MICHIGAN PARK-Bedrm.
pvt. bath, phone. linens. Conv. to
transp. WA. 7-5971. 30
SILVER SPRG., nr. Four Corners and
tranSp.; 1st f.. new home, semipvt.
bath. S35 mo. JU. 7-9471. 80
ARLINGTON-7studio room: pvt. en-
trance pvt. bath. mr.. Glebe rd. and
Wash. blvd. ia. S-2234.
N. ARL.-AttrAc. room. kit. privels.,
conv. tranSp.; near Hecht'S shop.
center. ia. 2-22S0. 20"
TWO ,ATTRAC. RMS, 1 sgle.. cow.
Natl Airport. Pentagon. Brkfst.
privils. Pvt, quiet home. TIE. 6-S2l4.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
LAWN MOWER

6" Eyersharp, electric power. Reg
$3.50 - Sale. $40 save $42
Many others at great savings.
BARON & MELTz
440 8. WASHINGTON ST. AT LEE
HIGHWAY IN FALLS CHURCH, VA.
1858 Westinghouse,
ffpHally, fHlly AUTOMATIC washers. We have
within "a hrs. Sell or rent. 81 80
month. Call TU. 2-4115. THIS
WEEK ONLY-free installation.
LENS for Lelca, Zeiss Sonnar So nm
II. Coated. 500. ST. 3-3575
ROOM SUITE. o-piece; wine
frieze; reasonable. LU. 2-2921. -27
ROOM SUITE. 3-piece. over
stuffed platform rocker; overStuffed
lounge chair; Jenny Lind style sofa
f'iDcoI5 Pea; Good son sson9dition. All for 500
ToOLS-surface plate
ss5' ssx csIl lSo 81 lbs 4-1Sfy' NSffyy' never ssed
MOTORS. IIlUO to 100 mp. and
reduction gear. 6-440 volts; rewound,
eXch. CARTY, 1908 l4th NO 7-0014
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W.

EAST. CAPITOL ST.-Very nice, lge.,
single room, 81 week. Telephone.
Ii. 6-0930; ewes, Ii. 3-27Sl.
MEN ONLY; nr. Capitol, Navy Yard;
entertaining entertain privileges; 1s-45. Ii.
LARGE DBLE. FRONT RM.. twin
beds for couple or 2 men. Lndry.
prtVilS. LU. 1-3964. 80
252 8th ST. S.E.-Large front room,
windows; clean and comfortable;
1924 FIT. DAVIS ST. S.E.-Nicely
1urn. single rm., conv. to shop.
transp.; gentleman pref. LU. 1-3729.
NEAR DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, 81 8
11th s.w.-Nicely furnished room
Tor two gentlemen; twin beds, pri-
Vate layatory. All day Sat. and Sun,
after pm, weekdays. 2Ss
Evening star., 1953-03-27
BOXER PUP
8 MkS.. $50 lie
FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT, TOP soil, blue.
gTsdins. labor. 10. ''ff; Sof43a. hAGinS' M8u
TREL REMOVAL. topping pruning.
s1saag fRsE fSRsRans sEEvcR ES2agR Lo Free S4s4s IS
Tt0PsGll-Vers GOOD. rich topsoil
reasonaSIs rea iaTns end Ga E5eeshCSss' aTSs'
BULLpozERs AND LoADERs, LSAfiaa SS foI
grading, excavating and land clear
ing Free estimates. UN. 1858.
AZALEAS. hardy field grown, eli
colors and sizes, Soc each; SIS dozen
Lawn aas up MoWhss17sasws 17sa st. 1888 R;s power
Si3S.50, only % S1ooib; T tuss' isH' rl,n: IHr:
about, reg. $109.50. only SSi 80;
~ gas 9otary. reg. $129.5O, only
$9S:1 IS elec. rotary, reg. $685.
Snty Sag S4Ss.15; ~ & &Gl%sms1n % hand mowers.
St: NV. MA. s-S336. ~ WSa oG +
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE,
azaisas; FoUsE i BID, JE. EstcVSs[S 4HoS4S
vTkGiN II; Si2s4$ $oS SE. SSo92Ss7sia.,. SSoo92Ss7sia .,...
Lawn LzzHWasY'e RENov1AIfiSSSSs ~ v1AfSSs any 'iRs gs.57i;
lawns don't Just happen. We build
tnem very reas. Free est. LU.
TOP SOIL and clean NIL dirt; grading
soi sad clsnnias Ap s5o47 81 77a"n'' spreading Of
COW MANURE. wen rotted. $40 Der
Is bu.; $3.50, per 10 bu.; 81 per s
TRACTOR. GARDEN. THi 4ISI Milwaukee
rotary tiller with wisconsin Az
hip. motor, B-16-4019; used only
8 hrs; must sell; cost S465; viii take
$3.50, fully guar. WA. 7-4405. 27s
FLOWING AND ROLLING Of gardens
and lawns; Arl:. Fairfax and Alex
TOPSOIL, $1.25 bu.. with all in.
ETedients; ct 1nszop peat moss and bonemsal
NRw ~ 'ISatg EouiPMENr-1 H. C, ISS Cub
Super A. C. H. and N. tractors
plows, mowers. rakes. forage har.
vesters. corn pickers balers, drills,
spreaders, leaders power. units,
wagons neavy-duty discs, hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
erS, forage harvesterS. blowers,
saws cement mixers ana discs;
New idea mowers. rakes. corn
pickers spreaders, elevators. wa
CONS, leaders wagon unloadefs
bodies. sprayers lime and ferti-
hZer dist; Brillion grass seeders;
Myers hay conditioners. baler and
bindeS I,,rl1g syine Parts .,sH and service.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new ana used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
INC. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. S-3333.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE. HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service,
ss%itShb9ard service. 5712 New
sG4rTs SsGr1Sor1 HOTEL. ad:ra 21sI 2 St: N.Y.
exclusively for women. Near Dupont
Circle. excellent transportation. Sgle.
rms. with running water and tele-
phone; ample bath and laundry ia
cilities; hair dryers, sewing room.
private club atmosphere; Rates 81 N6
WILSON HoUsE-1e22 18th St
Excel. rms. sgles: an dbles.. semi
WILSON ahd Sy' H6Hs1So5 6fss AZ SssSs: asiSr.m. 3D.
sehipyt baeh aas'' Hu Sgies s.sssS. aac 00iss''
1884 COLUMBIA RD.i $3.50 wk. Tv.
Sgle. rms: clean. warm; 10 min.
dntwn.. on carlines: showers. free
LaRSE LsafRSaE boHBnE bBoffaHf NET sEDk6RoM AZ Sss
twin beds, fireplace and privileges.
1885 n. H. AVE. NV. cor. 18th,
Que, and New Hampshire-Clean,
single rm.. adj. bath; 81 weekly.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV. near Dupont
Circle-only $6.25 weekly for nice,
clean, single rnn., near shower:
CONN. AND KALoRAMA - cheeriul, Sg
warm, double and single rooms;
aaily maid Gse5yiGs permanent and
Rooms in inter-racial cooperative
house: friendly home-like atmos-
phere. College students or graduates
MoSE N0SE Oe cs1 shS Be- e SsssS @sks
after 8 and all day Sat-. and Sun.
1915 18th ST. N.W.-small sgle. new
y DECORATED; 81 per week. ME.
Nicely FURN. RIM. for sentieSSsn;
newly built house; private patio.
1416 Oglethorpe st. NV. RIA. 6-1165.
523 11th ST. N.w.-Heart Of down.
immaculate; daily maid service. NE.
s-2s6o. GOVERNOR GUEST HOUSE.
DowNTowN-Beautiful rooms. nv.
gni Yniim: ph; walhsin Ii;sn closets: single.
s. 81 ese Spacious Ho d0so5sS s5saIw with fireplace
Dupont CiRCLE~Unusually we'll
furn. rm: next to. bath: running
water: refgr., hot plate, maid serv.,
$50. Excel. transp. CO. 5-577O.
CONN. CATHEDRAL AvE.-Beautiful
single, near shower bath; pvt. home:
$32: man. Ho. 2-33OS. -27
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM, wake UP to mu-
sic and light, clock-lamp-radio, TV:
$40. 2147 F st. NV. Elk. 3-6633.
1865 wYo. AvE.-Newly dec. small
thing, Mt. Pleas: SS7.5o mo. WSs
141O M ST., Apt. 205-Furn. rm.
nE2pSSTT f1E SySTng gpS lazy Ap; 2.4722S;;, .2S
F st. NV, Lge., nicely. furn. front
rm. Twin beds. Refgr. and 2
closets. In quiet home. Every
min. from downtown. 1872 10Th
wEsTMiNE4HR s. MI ghSRe RRS1EFi4 RS EFi479s 81 I'm
st:v st. nv Nv ssl ss$,s s01 1t rHS Ho ss4S6 wass5
PVT. HOME-Lge. rms. very lse. clos. !;
gas heat; u block to N. Capitol
streetcars, reas. DU. 7-1043. -27
Mr.. HOREHAM-Lovely rm., beaut.
furn., nr. bath at door; 81; 194S
1901 VARNUM ST. N.W.--Lge. front
rm,: 3 windows, 2 closets; adiac.
bath; nicely furn.; lady $45. IA.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK Large
quiet airy room, 2 exposures, un-
limited phone, private home, gen
tleman. $50. DU. 7.6S68. -27