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Evening star., 1953-04-15
Senate Slows Down
Despite Taft's Plea
On Tide|ands Debate
By Robert K. Walsh

VY NOOCV M V0bSu
Senators speaking for possible
future Supreme Court cases. the
current Congressional Record or
polite al home consumption
today def1ed Republican Leader
Taft's cease-talk ultimatum on
the submerged lands bill.
The Ohio Senator. while un-
willing to shut of debate. faced
increasingly vocal odds in his
determination to get q vote this
week on the measure 70 establish
coastal State ownership of oil
soaked offshore areas.
He warned that other key
legislation such as the Defense
Production Act, with a proposed
standby controls authorization.
would be allowed to die unless
the Senate votes soon on the
submerged lands issue. Some Of
the DPA provisions expire May /.
Other Work at Standstill.
The DPA question and all
other major business has been
practically in a standby, if not
sidetracked, condition since Sem
ate debate opened two weeks ago
on the dispute over Federal or
State title to the marginal
undersea stretches.
Yet, neither Senator Taft nor
any one else has mentioned the
word f1libuster. One reason for
heSitancy in charging undue de-
lay in debate is that advocates
of the State-ownership bill have
used up at least as much time
as opponents have in making
formal speeches or interrupting
with frequent questions.
Senator Taft, in issuing his
ultimatum yesterday, estimated
that 100000 words have been
uttered in the continuing de-
bate and that formal speeches
awaiting delivery would con-
sumo some Is hours. The latter
estimate was regarded as a con-
siderable understatement, in
view of what happened soon
after Senator Taft sat down.
Ultimatum ShOrt-Lived.
The Republican leader urged
his colleagues to stick to the
subject. He also requested them
to be as brief as possible and
not to yield for protracted ques-
ton -and-answer periods. HI
remarked that from this
moment on not a word will be
said that has not already been
said"
Senator Smathers, Democrat
OF Florida then obtained the
floor to comment -on Pan
American friendship. Others as.
Soclated themselves with his
remarks. Senator Malone, Re.
publican. of Nevada, who pre-
viously had failed to obtain
Senator Taft's consent to speak
briefly on another subject, final
ly was recognized and spoke fol
we'll over an hour on treaties
trade and related topics.
Hill Gets Floor.
Meanwhile, Senator Hill, Dem
ocrat. of Alabama looked fol-
a chance to start reading a 49,
page speech. He finally got ar
agreement so that he could be-
gin soon after the Senate con-
vened at II am. today, an hour
earlier than usual.
Earlier yesterday, Senator
Morse. Independent, of Oregon
launched a short-lived drive tc
bring more Senators to the flool
to listen to speeches by Senator
Anderson, Democrat, of New
Mexico and others.
He contended it was a popular
If not senatorial mistake to sup.
pose that Senate debate never
changes votes. He said Som'
Senators might change theil
minds if they listened to the
detailed discussion of the sub
Ynerped lands hill
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Funds for Cotton Lass

The Netherlands has author
lied dollar ALLEGATIONS to enable
four mills to replace stocks of
cotton list in large warehouse
fire at EnSchede early this year.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15

wells the water supply should be
sufficient to deliver at least one Sec
ond foot (450 gallons per minute)
and preferably more in order to
make practical installation.
A reservoir may be the source of
water and if this is the situation the
number of acre feet storage should
be determined. Approximately two
acre feet per acre per season should
be figured for gravity system.
Determine the quality and the ma
ture of your water supply first so
that you can effectively plan your ir-
rigation system.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15

When you advertise in MONTANA
ER-STOCKMAN you reach
more than $4,000 farm families.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15
Irrigation
Test Suitability
OF Your Water
BY STANLEY w. HOWARD

THE GROWING SEASON during
1852 was exceptionally dry in most
parts of the state. Many operators
in dryland areas have been consider
ing ways to provide irrigation water
to a portion of their land to estab-
lish feed base so that their produc-
ton and income may be stabilized
to a greater extent.
If a source of irrigation water is
available from farm reservoirs,
springs or wells, it should be tested
to find out if it is suitable for irriga-
ton use.
The quality of irrigation water de-
ponds to large extent upon its con-
tent of silt and salt. A deposit of silt
upon irrigated farm land may be
beneficial if the silt comes from fer
tile lands and is applied on soils of
low water holding capacity and low
fertility. Silt, however, may be in
furious if it comes from subsoils of
eroded areas and is deposited upon
rather fertile lands. Silt deposits on
the land may lower the ability of the
soils to absorb water and make ir-
rigation more difficult.
Irrigation water of poor quality
may be harmful either because it is
toxic to the crops or because of the
bad effects that it may have on the
soil. Damage to crops may be as high
as complete destruction depending
upon the concentration of salt in the
soil solution.
The damage to soil from water
with fairly high salt content is
often cumulative and may not be-
come serious for several years.
By sending quart sample of wa
ter to the chemistry department al
Montana State college, it can be de-
termined whether the water is suit
able for irrigation use. Further in
formation on submitting irrigation
water samples can be supplied by
your county extension agent.
After it has been determined
whether the water is suitable for ir
rigation, the nature of the supply O.
water available should be considered
The quantity of water and its avail
ability is factor that influences the
amount of land that can be irrigated
as well as the method that is used.
If water is being pumped from
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15
Weather Summary

Mean Temperature and Total Precipitation
Month of November, 1852
United States Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau, Helena, Montana
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1953-12-31
"GIVE :EM TIE AXE"


conplaintg! PsC1 ions. Petitions
Complaints! And
refer this time to mudd1s Of factor
resulting in a hodge-podge Of Icebox Flats
wind and snow, and an impas sable roadt
<Grist, indeed, for Dillingham's idle
millsl)
walk, too. It's no fun for anyone to
wede drifts hip-deep enroute to q job
stinging beats one 81 de of YOUR face
SIZE is "city stuff" and not the lea st bit
B2cri sh. But sometimes it has to be done
Tt is unfair to blame 81 tuations on
locel ARC craw. 7 sit on Windmill HI IL and
watch tham getti ng their equi pment warmed
and out anytime from four In the mornin
until Long after dark at night. IF it is
humanity possibly the school bus gets clear.
anso--if the roads can not be opened for
a time, the bus gets an escort Of BULL
dozar and snowblower.
AZ Late as midnig CHIT the nit ht before
last the road was oautiful--later wind
sprang up and tnero NO TRACE Of the
road at five in the morning VIII an tn, ARC
craw began working tc Car it for tho
days traffic. Know have ring
side soatt Closed roads do not indi cato
indi fference nor Stacking eff, helie7e moi
People always finding fault rani nd mo
Of this little poem.
Who thinks your job Is just a snap9
Who says there's nothi ne to it7
Who elso but some wise character
Woo 1Oesnf4- have to do it&
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1953-12-31

THE BEA c ON
This odi torial sheet is publ ed by
lurielle Spears OF Dillingham;, Alaska.
Niy2 "I-tunno"e g { vo.,rs
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1953-12-31

They ha an honest to goodness rub.
Der Chri stma s.. .he ushered them all IL
to the tree and had them stretch their
mag ma tt on... !,
...He was Dragging about all his New .
Year's resoluti ons and he said he
really eoine to keep them. we'll. live
cot soMe. too ano I'm eoine to keep them.
too. .all to myself
...Even while Dillon end Senta were
spreading happiness emongst the small
fry their eyes were weteri ng'...
...as he oogled his housekeeper, he
said, "Your fece may be your fortune.
but it's your legs that draw the in
terost...'" (MsE he mysteriouely BACKED
out--they say pitcher fell from the
mantle above his head. Oh, well--why
argue.)
..."That's MY businessi"
-. They're a good couple; hhe's got
e hola in her hoad and hets "broa3" min,
edl TIL be socing you...
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Folks, If you've had q Cold,
Sore Throat or the Flu and
want to feel stronger fus. !.

AFTER an illness you
may feel weak and
tired because your
blood-iron is depleted.
You may now have
tired blood iron
deficiency anen1ia. To
Evening star., 1953-03-22

] HIS is o youthful ond ct.
tF0etive froek for OIL round
wear thot tokes handsomely to
the new spring fobFics-shon-
tunss. foilles ond eosy-fo-eore-
for cottons. The rolled eoIlor,
shoped cuffs and pleoted skirt
ore detoils every junior miss
0doTes. Premiere Pottern No.
1861 is o sew-rite perforoted
pattern in sizes II. ". l3, Ia.
Is ond l8. Size " requires
5h yords Of 39-ineh fobric.
The potterM con be purchased
for 80 cents. PIeose remit in
coins OF stomps (coins prefer
red).
Evening star., 1953-07-05
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ARLINGTON-Lge luxurious bedrm.,
pvt. bath, sun deck unlim, phone
in nm, gar; handy to transp:. close
T. Wash, in exclusive, neishbor-
DOUBLE RM.. twin beds. pvt. emf.
pike area. JE. 1904. Is
llation: pyt. home: close in; excel
coILEGE PARK. MD.&Bsmt. rm
| with dehlmidifier for two; twin beds
WA. 7-2606, 7105 Rhode Island ave
ALEXANDRIA-1O Minis. from Pen
laundry facils.; S35 mo. Call in
person: s West Mount Ida ave. %
fsmiPyti fsn VA. ttaio. osfsi COOL with window ind
waited corner ssle. rm.; Christian
home: 4 adults; excel. transp. and
neighborhood. ov. 3-337S, ewes. and
LSRGE xsef ehSsi poUBLE ROOM with private M1
bath, . lge. closets. newly dec, un-
| lin. phone, conv.- transp. and shop
ping center. Lee hwy. and No. Har-
EIFRS,sHrS TlT9S s, RE RM S4T92 ron2.r,.rt ;bor
! ping district and transp. Men only.
so. ARL., NR. PENJAGON-Master
! beorm. cross ventilation, Semipvt
bah unl;n1, phone; gentleman; $40.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Nicely furn.
twln-bed room. Sl2 wkly. Meals
optional. .IU. S-"527 all week.
NEAR PENT.. 1855 S. Stafford-Rm
/ suit. ] lady; refs. no drinking: no
other roomers. , adults. OV. 3-241S.
ATTRACTIVE-Rec. rm., pvt. bath
and entrance in nice home: 10 min
from Pentagon. JA. 2-9696.
TAKOMA PARK-Furn. Housekeeping
to store and bus; ssi. lady preferred;
$36. ia Erta ave. Ju. k-1639.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

MT. RAINIER-2SOO Shepherd st.
Clean 3 rms. and bath; conv. transp
FkHSCIs RRSi; sDls; si,6TT refs; Ksv res. uorrE
room kit and bath. completely
furn. conditioned apt: tub and
shower: So to 81 per day for OF
2 people. full hotel services, no time
limit 500 Goth st. NV Ma. R-542H
APIS. for one or two
persons. near, embassies: switch.
board and maid service; rates from
day; Call MRS, BUTTON, Ho
1908 ALLISON ST. Nw.-Bed+2 +iiv.
rm.. kit. dinette, 2 lge. closets
pvt, bath; good tranSp.; shop cen.
NEAR sHOREHAM-Lge. front; twin
beds, full kit. Frigidaire, beaut.
BSMT. APT. in pvt. home: pvt. entr.
comb. liv. and bedrm., kit. and
bath; ! block to transp.; utils. incl. !:
SEle.', SEQ dble.. SO; avail. July IS.
1901 MOO MO. AVE. NV, Apt. 1o3oe
rms. kit, din. bath: gas; -refgr );
air-cooled halls; adults. RA. $3.50.
MUST SACRIFICE immed.. compl.
furn. 1-bedrm. apt: dishes. pots.
linen. curt: $500; rent. SIS incl.
0eAAo'b A'S's SOhss 4VCs aO. o~OOOS. i.
ATTR. DUPLEX APT. 1926 Chester
ct. Sc, tastefully furn.: Charming
liv. .rm.. bedrm, and bath on first
level; paneled den, util. rm. and
lge. comb. din. rm. kit. on lower
level; pvt; patio and garden: excel.
residential neighborhood. very con-
ranient to Capitol Hill. Navy Yard
and Boiling Field: S125 per mo.
incl. uttls.: to resp. tenant. Call
Mr.. GLASS. OIL. 2-2123: ewes,
DE. c-5915. =
CAPITOL-lO 4th st. s.e.-Renovated
3.rm; - 5sdrmS, apt: eeaut. furn.
2 RMS. kit. and semipvt bath in
nice, quiet home: NV. section; set
tied Catholic couple preferred utils
includ., S55 mo RA. 3-2662. -5
LARGE 2 BEDRMS., liv. nm foyer.
bath and kit: nr. park: S115. Call
DE. 2-74S6 or JU. 9-S34s. IS
5 ROOMS and pvt. bath; ne. section
eonv: location. II. 6-S3s6 before
- ~'
Evening star., 1953-07-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

18th ST. Ne, seIs-Lge. End. "A
sink; lge closet. sgle. La. 6e24s2.
1866 WYOMING N.W.-Lge., attrac-
tive rm.' all conv:: grill priv, refgr
settled LADY; Nj; Pleas; Ap. 2-a404
lge. windows. Closets. new Frisi,
QUIET CPLE.-cool studio. 4 wind,
refgr.. clock radio, nv, airfoam;;
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPiNG ROOM
Second floor; $40 a week. 4O9 4th
1is4 FERRY PL. N.w.-1arse single
rm.. screened porch. hot plate.
PRIVATE IHlIy ENTRANCE rm. unit
non stao5 psrE psafer 5o1 oHveE0Skins gnS s
n. il 415 AVE. - NV Dv1 a4;sos-Especisslly s
nicely furn. bed-liv. rm. for / or .:
not plate; refEr.. excel. transp. RA.
DoWNTowN-414 9Th st. NV - gm.
With kit. alcoye. Frigidaire, stove.
HoUsEKEEPING RooMs-clean and
sSso sSel; completely furnished. HU.- s.
l44s MASS. AVE. NV rms. With
bAo pAoICS psi WAs 1OT y. ADJ.
soon. No drinkers. AID. 1880.
154O P. ST. NV, "The churchill"-
Double Dedrm. with elec. refgr., grill
and fan; mr., bath. Maid serv..
linens. $3.50 wk. NO. 7-9s6S.
1880 HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleepine
rms; privil. Of recep. rm.. kit. and
laundry. AD. 2-9446. 50
DOWNTOWN, 81 N. 7. ave. NV
Newly dec; bedrm;, lge. compl. kit;
UPTOWN. i459 Harvard st. nv
Cool bsmt. frt,: bed-liv rm. comb. ;
compl. kit; adj. bath: 500 mo.
7e7 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Clean rm
for l or -. good vent. refgr, gas
plate, next bath. S12. RA. 6-91U3
1871 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-stud,o
rm., sink, refgr.. hot plate, So wk.
Sgie: sleeping rm., IS wk. DU.
13e. FAIRMONT ST. MINIATURES
tive l-rm., kitchenette apt Also
sgle and dble. Ink. rms. Reas.
Evening star., 1953-07-05

VICINITY Zoological Park, nr. Conn.
attractive room for appreciativt
woman; unlimited phone; some priv
IleReS. NO. 1-O032 $
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
large and l small single room 70
!adiesi sNdesi excel transp' Phone DE
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice clean rooms
wk. up. 2014 P st. 10
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 17tt
Tv, elev.; $s-SlS Wk. HO. 2-67S0
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-cool master
bedroom for 2; laundry privileges
M. f COM. 5is1 AND CATH. AYES. sSe11
bath: gentleman. HO. 2-326O. 5
2O6h. PARK RD., 2nd a. front: big
cool; > big closets; phone in rm.;
low rate CO. 5-S530. IS
AIR-C0OLED-Refgr, clock radio
| Tk, alr-foam mattress, newly decor.
pvt 6sst sntr' S9-Sl2, 2147 F St. EX
MT. PIEAsANT-Iovely lse. st9 sleep.
,ne nm. | or 9 girls, $50 wk. 1914
,Hs monroe St; M No. 717626. -
! room; on oi;;s, room n.aE. xith p2reh. 5na aoor
1926 BILTMORE-Clean. cool. auiet
lse; rm., single. dble. or triple. Ex.
! ce,lent transp: DE. 2-9746. 5s
Ice. RM.-Nicely furn. home. pvt.
Ta1lsc VII care r.. fSr Sra@5s sh5ld while mother
CONN. AVE. near Shoreham-Large
vell-furn. .rm.. adj to mod. bath
tub and shower: excel. daily maid
service; pvt. parking lot. Phone AID
1862: ewes. HO. 2-6334. -5
NR. WALTER REED-LoveIy single
Tm., in pvt. home: good transp.; TV:
unlim. phone. RA. 6-S244. -
COOL, in new air-cond. pvt. home;
lgr, rm.. conf. furn.; gentleman; pvt.
bath, desk, lamps, easy chair. uniim.
phone: conv. transp.; $50. 4S16
Brandywine. EN-. 2-2S61. IS
18th AND MONROE SITS. NV
Lge.. extra-nice: 3 lge windows:
empl., quiet, rein. per. HO. 2-7773.
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 18th st. NV
Refined busineSswomen. Sgle. and
dble rms. beau. furn., mod. baths
66I3 n. CAPITOL. Zone 11-Nicely
turn. front rm., pvt. bath, 4 lge.
windows; bus at corner. 90 min
dntwn.: shop center around corner
$40 mo-, gentlemen or woman. RA
Evening star., 1953-07-05
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

Mr.. NO. CAPITOL AND R Ne
Dble., S25 each mo-; single. $50 All
privileges, incl. piano. NO. 1922
es BRYANT ST. NE. AT N. CAP
Clean rm: with home privileges un-
TWO NICELY furnished bedrooms;
white: men only. 219 c st. ne. 3"
COLORED-NICE ROOM for couple
bath and kitchen on same floor
home priyils.: on Trinidad bus route
COLoRED - LARGE FURNISHED
front room. next to bath for refined
lady; strictly private: 7th st. ne;
cow. to transportation. 10. 2-b274.
ICOLORED-A NICE LARGE front
pPigiieses TG2Ti Gan aftes s34so 3sS Dm'; kitchen
ICoLoRED-STNGLE ROOM. nicely
TuTnished sn IN Eomon GoGkinF privileges sagt for
COLORED-ONE LARGE attractive
bedrm., 4 windows; conveniently To-
Gated on 18th and D carline; all
privileges. Call Ii. 6-172S. IS
Evening star., 1953-07-05
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS. fawn. ped. champ
stock; very cheap; also reg. paiE
iiagn female. brindle male. EN-
MISIATrURE POODLE PUPS, Axe,
Is weeks. finest bloodline. XII
PuPPiEs, Just right for children.
Bo2ER sS2f s' pGRp1Es SR 3A' ASSo9 Axe res, NAL.
and female, fawn, by Larr-Hels
Kennels. Colesville rd.. nr. Ashton.
Md. Ask operator for Fulton
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
registered; wormed and shots; good
line; reasonable. Call Gaithersburs
PAfRHAKSlESEETs-1utinos and 1utinos
Splits Splits GpIineso n. breeders and COM
BOSTON TERRIER PUP, male. Axe;
also at stud Watch Me OF Nep-
tune" IL pts. to ch. Sire Of 2 ch.
nq nef. sire rs' Of ffe1iss Winner. MfNNo. WA IA.
BEAUTiFUL COCKER PUPPIES. Axe
championship stock. S35 and $40:
healthy; afteeti9nate. OIL. 2-4o72
sa6lss: full white Collars; HE, 4-e4Ss
black and brown. Axe res: gentle
disposition. OIL. 4-6I91.
POODLE PUPPIES, stand. brown OF
black. Axe, ,-ods famous bloodlines;
ENGLIsH BULLDoGs. pups. ga mos,
Axe; little beauties; smart, good
bloodline LU. 4-14"5.
BOXER-Male. 9 yrs. purebred, nc
papers. excellent with children; $50
pnVLRN ,,o1a O r,oe All
no papers; loves children. 500
ColLff 81 KsnPSfy P6Pssired S ee by A ch Tokaon
HaFyest Ho ssraGer Weaths Axe dam eY Gh SALE
PSMEkANiHN on j 4 IfH8tsiE MALE Il pufP9-s wks.
PoMERANIANs-Loveiy ON black. 2 mos.
Lit registered; Best Of oerp psdisTee rec;
THfTs GFrysl dDLLEsWtS FL EH clRtGn ssb. Md mark
ings. Axe reg. ASK operator for
KfTFGSsMstsmese, GifFGS -sMei steelpotnt. $40
each. Call BToMnins 1921, .
excel. bloodline. $50. JE. 2-872a.
COCKER PUPS, Axe. champ. sired.
white and red. white and black, $40,
i $50 EN-. 2-00l0.
BOXER Axe: IA months. red fawn.
paws. Show dog or family pet;
| GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs. well
bred, also Axe: beauties, black and
cream, silver Eray. Reasonable. Ju
BEAGLE, Axe: / male 2 yrs, thor
oughly trained; ] male 4lz mos
black blarketed. JU. 5-91S5.
pekes. reg Axe. 900, Addison rd.
@a!fsd ssee. blood line 1senpt' SondfTfu
with children. OIL. 2-72aS. -
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, beaut
marked, Axe registered. HE. 4-75as
GERMAN Il M SHEPHERD PUPS. beauti,
fully marked: Axe reg. HE. 4-752s
SETTER FTiFs.o males. $50; females
S5:,cISt e; R; :; sasI,t LANlER' Fairfax Va
taERa a sSlsFs sSSPs fCE ~ !Eanps aa
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe registered
r champion bloodlines; male and fe
pncHsSuNpS Re1s SIS Sa 81 Eorldsls I9 hsses oer
EARL NJ. RYWATERS, WA 7-345l
PUPPIES, DOGS-Husky, Spitz, Col
: lie, Terrier, Cocker. etc. MONT. co
SHEL TER. open wkdys.. $500. JU
5-5iS3 Sun. JU. S-9441 aft. Q am
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. AXE
reg. champion line. excel disposition
wond. pets: $40 and up. LO. 4-6S04
COON HOUND field trial PUBS. max,
. quick tree dogs, black and tan, :
mos nld $40 each. RA 6-S41S.
: HALF-PERSIAN KITTENS. free. Al
. day Sunday or after 6 pm. Monday
WO 6-5356.
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES. Axe regis,
tered, s wks. old. Can be seen at g.
n. KipE'S hwy, Jefferson Manor
Alex, Va. or call OV. S-S367.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

PRIVATE ROOM in ant. for empl
girl or lady; conveniences: near
Census Bureau. near busline. Call
10. S-l296. Sunday.
HILICREST, Branch ave. - Large
we'll furn. rm. and sleeping porch
for single ladv: kitchen and laundry
privileges: pvt. home 3 Minis from
Capitol, opp. bus stop. Cali LU
.FBI AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES (el-
twin bedrm, share kitchen and bath
with FBI employe. Men only, LU.
Mr.. CAPITOL. Lib. of congress-
Air c9nd,,' privils,; excel. transp.
BARNEY OR. s.E.-sgle. rm.. screened
porch; unlim. PHI lndry. priyil.;
3217 18th PL. S.E.-Dble. rm., next
to batn. for gentleman. Call 20
C0LoREDWa ROOMS for refined
people; cool and home life. Will
accept one child. or will consider
Yd. and Boiling Field. 10. 2-699S.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
FARM AND GARDEN

shrubbery. flowers. etc. EVerythin
guaranteed to grow. HA. 2-740C
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. blu
srading. cali 8 pm. to 10 pm.
LANDscAPiNG AND TREE SERVICE
ssaIeas. FousE l. sIIp JE. f. 4"os4s I9a
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruninl
fssd1nEs SGE RsE fssns sERcE 81 HD Lo rfss S4ss
Blue GRASS SOD on prompt de
, FARM a \ N9RsERy I3 1850 ~
ing. excavating. land clear; est
free Reno uN' 4-s633; nights. AF
GRAvELY TRACTORS. ship. cycl
mower with 3 cutter bars, rotar
NEW HOLLAND "56" BALER-Goo,
condition. Price, 5000. LO. 6-O4Os
soDDNG. GRADING. DRAINING
problems are our speciality. Ere
estimate. Ll. 6-161O. Mr.. WIENEKE
PICKET FENCING, about 500 fl
cedar posts, oak pickets, f1r railing
$35 per lineal It. OIL. 4-2225.
NEw sav., E3uleMFHr1 q e g ana + sI.ess1; & Gu:
vesters. corn pickers. balers. drills
WAGONS, heavy-duty discs, ha mme
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
esS; forage o.nssn haryesters; TsA blower. T,eI:
New Idea mowers. rakes. cor
pickers spreaders. elevators. wa
CONS leaders wagon unloaderi
bodies. sprayers lime and ferti
hzer dist: Brillion grass seeders
Myers hay conditioners baler an
Safe5 sylse ne psr'' s1e1 f"S ss5ys:
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new ana used
INC. SILVER Spring, Md JTl 1888:
1. H. c. CUB. as low as S745 fol
small farm or estate MALoNEY's &
INC, SILVER Spite Nd .
Economy pillow. cult. and grader
HIM 24O cult. 25v mowers. .2-l.
in. John Deere, plow: 1-16-in. III!
plow.; wood wood picker sS combins' 75l
vester thresher with motor. HIM corr
planter manure .spreader. elevator
and garden tractors. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. s-3333
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line RoIo
tillers. with all attachments. SUIT
LAND TRACTOR CO., Suitland. Md
Write oG phone for demonstration
rHRdEE 'aSSs Removal. pruning. d,.snos,
OF tree trouble; experienced and in
ROTARY TILLERS for rent. &16 pc
day: rate includes delivery RENTAL
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CO. JU
BRUssEL SPROUTS PLANTS, ss
dog; delivered in Met. area. WE
Lawns sPRAYED-weeds and cral
scaplng. JU 7-54S4.
TOP SOIL. enriched with peat mos
and manure. 15c a bu Sifted. 10 bu
Tree ffE f1sR TR1MMHi1SG MI ;0ast' asd removal, lot
insured. Cail 10. 5-!505. -
MOVING MACH. Mccormick No. :
:-horse. short tongue and hitch 70
tractor, excel. cond.. . new cutie
bars .NIs = #. f.. $40; VA. 7-7oo4:
planting. transplanting. soddini
work. cement walks and driveway,
W. c WALKER. JU. 1880.
TRACTOR, Gravely. with cultivator:
disk harrow. cycle bar. snow blad
and sulky, In very good condition
$500. Phone Evergreen. Nd. 4-743
FOR sAI2-power S2R; sak.-otr and SO
5.h.p. Frazer rototiiier; li only 3 SCI
ROTO-TiLLER. Model r. sis5 or be.
offer, excel. condition. JU. 9-3676.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

IS NEW HAMPSHIRE red pullets. 1e
xks. old, So ea: Few young geese
s. ea. 10. 5-19:5.
G0SLINGS. white Chinese. Call
FED POLITELY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks ooults JAMES FEED STORE
sio K 81 NV EE S-0oSa
BABY CHICKS-New Hampshire Reds
or. Barred Rocks. Sl2 ner s10o:
ecslings, $50 and up. all ages,
O. G. MAXWELL, Lanham. Nd
WA T-1545 IS
FINEST dsSs LAYING PuLLETs. u.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
RMS. FURN.-Mp. & VA. Cont.

gOOL, ATTRACTIVE . Ige. rms. an,
bath in beautiful new rambler, pyl
ent., phone. new furnishings. Sc
to appreciate. IA. S-3463.
\. ARLINGTON-Attr room
next to bath: privileges, close to bu
and stores. ia. 2-7567.
ARL-1 ettr. studio room, done il
knotty pine: semipvt. bath, in apt
bldg; gentleman only. IA. 2-6S54
Evening star., 1953-07-05
WAR SURPLUS

WAREHOUSE LOADED WITH
Gas cans, camping supplies. tents.
canvass, tarpaulins, shovels. Garden
hose. tools. motors, bunk beds. fold
fms cots; hammocks, $3.50: pup tents.
S575: rope, fire eXtinguiShers. liSht
plants. paint.
TONERS CAN'T be wrong
0IcHNER 25lS II NV. TX. 3-3527
Evening star., 1953-07-05
lConfinued.l !

BABY CHICKS, S6.S5-1OO. New
assorted; as Matched Also :3-Week
old chicks, g. cents each: price a,
hatchery. SURPLUS CHICK CO.
Milesburg IL. Pa.