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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
U. 5. Funds TO Help
Big Families Urged
Al Catholic Farley
By Casper Names
Stor SioH Correspondent


PHILADELPHIA. Mar. IT,
A Catholic speaker today called
on the Federal Government to
pass a family allowance act so
large families may be helped
economically while the children
are small.
ut is imperative that we stop
ignoring the personal and social
harm that results from the
serious inbalances between
wages and needs" the Rev.
Francis j. Corley of st. Louis,
of the Institute of Social Order,
told the 21st annual National
Catholic Family Life Conference
here. The conference, at the
Bellevue-S tratford Hotel, opened
yesterday and will close tomor-
row.
Supplementary Incomes.
while retaining the wage sys-
tenn, we must get at the job of
counteracting its defects by sup
Elementary incomes for those
with excessive needs. The par
ents of larger families make an
UNNECESSARILY precious contri-
button to the well being of flu
ture America. It is disgraceful
that we reward their contribu-
ton only by laying upon them
the tremendous burden of build
ing the Nations future alone.
Father Corley pointed out that
families with large numbers of
young children tend to have
lower incomes than those with
fewer children.
Statistics show there was a
consistent decline in family in
come from $500 for families
having no children under 6 years
old to $4,000 for families having
three or more young children"
he pointed out. "A large part
of the difference between the in
come of families having no young
children and those having one or
more young children arises from
the greater degree Of labor force
participation by married women
without young children.
Proposes u. S. Agency
The speaker advocated setting
up of Federal Government sys-
tenn, within the Social Security
Administration. to handle a fam
lily allowance plan. He suggested
that this include an extremely
simple system Of recording vital
statistics reports" and that pay
mentS be made to the mother of
the family who probably would
make better use of the funds"
Allowances would start with
the third child, Father Corley
said. in giving a suggested pay
ment program. The third child
would receive SIP a month; the
fourth, $40 a month; the fifth
and each succeeding child, So
a month.
Admitting that the cost would
be great, the speaker declared,
"A Nation which can afford to
spend $9.2 billion a year on alco-
holic beverages can certainly
raise SITS billion a year for inn
proved care of its children.
Baltimore Leader Urges Aid.
Earlier today a leading Cath
Ollie today declared the Govern
ment should take steps when
ever necessary to see that "the
family is economically secure"
DR.. Mildred Otenasek of Bal
timore warned that while the
Nation apparently is enjoying
an unprecedented level of COM
fort and leisure" closer examina-
ton shows "the economic situa-
ton of the family is not as
good as one may think"
I'm August, 1852, the Bureau
of Labor Statistics reported that
the rising cost Of living has
forced the American city family
to spend $400 more than its
income after personal taxes" DR..
Otenasek said. incomes may
appear high. but they have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17

6 THE EVENING STAR
- Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY. MARCH II, 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Radio Station Permit
Sought for Wheaton

An application for a new
standard radio station at
Wheaton. Md, has been filed
with the Federal Communica-
tons Commission.
Scheewe Associates requested a
license for daytime operation on
$40 kilocycles, $50 watts.
The group making the applica-
ton includes Attorney Lawrence
Scheewe, who has Offices in the
National Press Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Linguistic States Urqed

Linguistic States Chased on the
language most spoken within
their borders) must be formed in
India If the country Is to remain
free and democratic. the West
Bengal Linguistic States Reds
tribution Committee decided, in
Calcutta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Arctic and Tropic Problems
Put Up to Nations Geniuses

satisfactorily" But the present
dehydrated corned beef hash and
some other initially tasty dishes
taste f1Shy and metallic when
kept several months at 100 de-
greeS.
The military also would like to
have a plastic tooth filing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
JOrdan's Sausage Creole

l Id. Jordan's Sausage
/ green pepper
Il ID. sliced mushrooms
/ can niblet corn
4 lb. American cheese
3 onions l pkg. noodles
2 cans tomato sauce
II stuffed olives (sliced)
While boiling noodles in sailed
water, brown sausage in frying pan
for 10 minutes. Mix in mushrooms,
green pepper and onions, cook 10
minutes more over low heat. Mix
all ingredients; place in creased
baking dish. Sprinkle with cheese
and bake in slow oven (325o) /
hour
For this dish, or sausage break
fasts Sausage with waffles, pam
cakes, corn fritters, fried apple,
etc.,, for only about two cents more
than ordinary sausage you can get
Jordan's Virginia Sausage, all pure
pork in the old country style, by
the packers of Jordan's famous
Virginia hams and smoked bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
kIc5C~,oQ DnokeA FOOD MEivs



What can't you do with Lunch Box Sandwich
the other evening as if they caviar! Try them
tonight if you're celebrating St. Patricks' Day
They're extra good Spread slices Of bread with
mustard Top with slices Of eheddsr cheese and
srousy with Lunch Box Sandwich Spread Cut into any
desired shapes tsNSIes squares rounds Place under
broieT UntI bUbby Serve your best platter Lunch
Box makes sandwiches 50 quickly by itself or
mixed with leftover meats or vegetables Wonderful
with fish takes the place of tartar sauce :. and
with salads and cold cuts Lunch Box has 50 many
there's wonder it's the overwhelming choice
of shoppers wherever its sold!
Essayon Mustaehes and Lemon Merinsue Pie
My mother made lemon pies so deep ~
Uncle John always caught the mer- \:IaJ
ingue on his mustache! make them n XVI
just as lush but in half the time and ~ ~
the effort with JelI-well Lemon Pie E&RA
Filling and Pudding. l think my lem
delicately tart tender goodness of Jell.wells
bGnd-blended faOor. Nothing quite like this
Jell-well flavor in pudding and pie filings. Your
taste tell it's Jell-wel So will HIS! Men love
Jell-well lemon pies Jell-well blends navors by
hand ever so carefully, in small patches. Hand
blended Aavors bring so much more enjoyment,
they make housewives like me tie to Jel-well for
life Happily, too.
See How Good lsc-Mix Tastes! Some people
say ri don't think I'd like milk with the fat re-
moved" :. and then they taste Lac-Mix, and
they're so surprised because Lac-Mix is truly <DA
sweet and delicious. can tell you the rea. O1<>N
son: Lac-Mix is a super-quality nonfat milk. (A2D
We've neVer bad nOnf1f milk like this be. Xl
fore so you can't possibly know how good it nv
is Until y0S taste it, That's how l found 4SHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17

This is The t1stiest, most satisfying
ssHdtUicb I'Oe ever Ss1ds. Whew :.
/ hope You aren't disappointed! /
make IL of Somerset Frankfurters.
That spicy, smoky favor Of Somer.
sets has what it takes for a perfect
sandwich. No hot dogs I've found are
quite like them. Pure government in-
spected beef and pork, blended and
seasoned just right 10 give that tan
talizing favor. They're 30 wholesome
we eat them for snacks and meals too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Six CuIves Born Dead

Six calves, each the size Of a
terrier and none of which lived,
were born to an Ayrshire COW on
the farm of w. T. Brown Of
Dungannon, Fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
81 in 81 Spent on Liquor

A British survey shows the
population now is spending 81
for alcoholic drinks for every 81
spent for food, London reports.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
PhiIbrick Criticizes
Release Of I Testimony
BY the ASsoeioted Press

BOSTON, Oct. Herbert
Philbrick, former FBI undercover
agent, has accused the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities of playing right into the
hands of the Communists" by the
premature" release of some of
his secret testimony.
Mr.. Philbrick said he was re-
ferring to his testimony last July
in which he was reported to have
said the Rev. Donald G. Lothrop,
minister of the Boston Com
nunity Church, was operating
under Communist Party dis
eipline.'
The committee made public
that testimony on September 13.
In a talk last night to the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, Mr.. Philbrick said his
testimony on Dr.. Lothrop was
mot complete by any means" and
added it was given "in the nature
Of leads and tips to be followed
by further facts"
DR.. Lothrop denied the charge
and has offered to testify with
out protection of. the Fifth
Amendment.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Why 2O8 Women
Got Furious At One
Department Store
BY Betty Blue

The head buyer for New York
department store got bright idea
He was going TO stop selling BlukO!
So what happened? Nothing much
except exactly 2O8 good customers
sat down and wrote the store some
pretty nasty letters. So BlukO is back
on the shelf. thank yOu-and selling
faster than ever. Not every house.
lady has tried this all-purpose, liquid
household cleaner. But those who
have swear by it. They love BlukO
because Bluko hates dirt. One
wipe. No rubbing. No rinsing.
That's Bluko for you. Nothing like
1t. 6Ot a quart-$l.O0 a half,gallon--
$3.50 a gallon And you can have it
oil back if you don't agree it's got
powders and soaps and flakes and
detergents beat 3 mile.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
u. U.S.-Korean Defense
Pact TO Be Signed
In Ceremony Today

Secretary of States Dulles and
South Korean Foreign Minister
Y. T. Pyun arranged to sign late
today the United StateS-Repub-
lie of Korea mutual defense
treaty negotiated in Seoul last
month.
Mr.. Dulles and South Korean
President Syngman Rhee agreed
in Seoul on August 7 on the
treaty terms. and the Secretary
and Mr.. Pyun initiated a draft
at that time.
The formal signing today was
given a ceremonial touch, with
Secretary of the Army Stevens,
Foreign Operations Director
Stassen and members of con-
gressional committees on foreign
affairs and armed services in
vited to witness it.
The ceremony was scheduled
for 3 pm. in the State Depart
ment'S international conference
room at 177S Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
officials explained that the
draft treaty initiated in Seoul
last month was a negotiated
document subject to change,
while the treaty signed this
afternoon will be that which
will 60 into effect if and when it
is ratified by the Senate.
The treaty pledges the United
States and South Korea to con-
slider an armed attack on either
of them as dangerous to the
others peace and safety, with
each country to act to meet the
common danger in accordance
with it's constitutional processes"
Mr.. Pyun came here for the
signing from New York where he
has been attending the United
Nations General Assembly seS-
GiOnS.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
WALLS. Don't they make
you want TO SCREAM?

Keeping 'em clean Is no pic.
mic. Especially if you don't
know about Bluko. This liq.
uid cleaner is a wallis best
friend. One wipe and your
wall is clean! Shades lighter.
No brushes or rinse water to
fool with! Pour Bluko into pan.
Wipe BIuko on wall with clean
cloth! Ladies love Bluko-
BIukO hates dirt! That's why
we've sold millions of bottles.
Buy your first one tomorrow
on a money.back guarantee!
Evening star., 1953-02-02
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

NEWLY DECORATED, 3 Ige. beaut.
. rms. pvt; bath: conv. located: $50
Evening star., 1953-02-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARLINGTON-4-burner gas range in
rm;; share refgr. and bath. S65 mo.
CHILDREN AND PETS ALLOWED.
9. nice furnished rms. one with
sink and hot plate and one nice
close to Transportation, schools,
Ii. 7-I797. RA. 6-3SO6. --I5
1TO RMS. nice lge. front rm.,
hit plate and furn. rm. with hot
plate and, sink. Laundry privils
Children and pets allowed. 4si3
Kansas ave. NV. RA. 6-3S06. 70
ARL., VA.-L.h.k. room. unlim. phone.
Very close in. Also double rm. with
ee9 eeeI9lvAalessfTs, S. NhcIesa "a 71sssa 1,te doub,.
room; free laundry privileges. Cali
1850 Harvard sT.-sleepinr a rms;
privileges include. reception rrn., kit,
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM. for 2
Sr Sr.e ? gsntlsmsn; NE; s-0117. 20
frt. rnr.; all conv.: hot plate, refgr.:
settled ladyi Mt. Pleas. AID. 2-9404.
$3.50 18th ST, N.w.--Large sleepine
Week Tra;j pvt; 3E bath 5shhiieffl55s fl5st floor; s1gs5
large front room. refrigerator. hot
plate. running water, semibath and
shower, twin beds. 1920 goth st.
ssis E; isth & 81. yN.w.-L.S.k. Unit.
= rms. newly decorated: cow
transp. and stores. AD 2-5506. --3
GWU-Newly dec. bsmt.. pvt. entr.
shower, park sp.. refgr.. ..clock-radlS,
COLORED-2OOS I3th ST. NV.
Light housekeeping. / rrn. and kitch-
en-. Apply after pm 4
- Sc. SECTION - Lge
front Ink. room: privileges of
Frigidaire and phone. Ii. 3-5240.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.--Brick ram.
bier. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; recr. rn.;
garage: gas heat: best location, nr.
Mass oERnER aHs PEissH Rsstols Tis En- iEaWS Is6S5
cHmEyI He CHASE. D. CA Mikkeison-
built beauty. Large bedroom and
bath on first floor; second floor.
rooms, baths: finished third fiocr.
Two-car garage: premises in. perfect
condition: real value at S30,950.
LEGUM & GERBER, Realtors, EN-.
caa9G Ie9So CHASE. III i Pm Da c.we Ar. OH offer.
ing for your inspection BY appt. only.
this beautiful, 4-bedrm home. with
the 9th bedrm. finished on 3rd floor;
liv. rnl., din. rnn., den, powder rTn.,
KIT. with ample space for breakfast
beautifully Handicapped sarden, plus
3-car gar. Tin Wilson High School
areal. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO.. EN-. 2-2326. Open till Q m.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER; ses,956---
New brick home containing recep.
hall, large hv. rm. with fireplace
and bookcases, picture window, sep
arate din. rn1., modern ALICE
Kitchen ! with dishwasheI and pis-
heat. Excellent financing. W. 3.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 until 0 pm.
PARK--Owner leaving
city. Spacious home, corner lot; 4
bedrns., 3 baths. 1st-h. powder rm..
library, lge. dining rm. and Kit,
maids rnl. and bath; det. 2-car ga
rage and garden: under $40. 900.
Cab EN-. 3-I727 for appointment.
DUPONT CIRCLE. on Mass. ave. op-
posite Sulgraye Club--Attractiye
wide; 4.story brick BLDG; available
April Presently occupied BY Cow
aapts Of 2 or more rooms, kit. and
3 kits.D Mr.. Manuel, EN-. $3.50
DRuRY REALTY CORP. AD. 2-40Go.
EDGEMOOR--Attract 3-bedrm., e
bath. brick home with large 1st-tl.
den or bedrnn. and powder rfn, Fail
basement. 1-car garage. Lovely
level lot. Priced under $4,000 w.
B. WRIGHT. EN-. 3256On I'll q p.rl.
FOREST HILLS, D. C:-Most attrac.
5iye centsTns1 nacsa,, prick home; aRont bo
ige. living rm.. fuil-sized din. rli-,
library. Kit. with breakfast space,
twins sized pedrms.. plenty OF closet
space, maids Quarters, 2-car sa-
RAGE. beautifully located. Owner ask
ing S49.500. LEGUM e. GERBER,
Realtors, EN-. $4,000 TIL . pm.
CUTE LITTLE HOME on Macarthur
blvd. will be sold reasonably. JOHN
II. MILLER JR & BRO. Ma. 6-2b51.
lcontinued on Next Pags.b
Evening star., 1953-02-02

"Please, Mr.. Wump! The ones with a
blue ribbon around them are my personal let
Ro~v
Evening star., 1953-02-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

LOVELY FURN. BEDRM., near bus.
Pentagon. Prefer Govt. girl. Laun-
dry, kit. privils. Ewes, ia. S-3O27
1917 N. EDGEwooD. ARL.-Lovely
room near busline; unlim. phone;
liv, rn1. privils. ia. S-531S. --3
RM. FOR EMPL. SETTLED MAN. in
pvt. quiet home, near bus: plenty
park space unlim. ph. ia. S-2839.
rms. newly dec; 1st
H.. next to bath; breakfast optional;
convenient location: IA. 5-5659. .-2
ROCKVILLE = Lovely room, semipvt.
bath; bus at door; gentlemen; rea-
SILVER sPRING-single rm. Next to
bath. $50 mo. JU. 1885. "A
single or dble. rm. in pvt.
home; 2 nice, empl. girls or ladies.
Convenient. Reas. IA. 1851, -
ALEX.-1 room with kitchen privi-
lege; man and wife or single $50
mo. XII. S-6751. -
HYATTSVILLE-Cheerful front rm.:
closets: convenient location. AP.
ALEX. = Furnished room, next to
bath; Y block to busline; men only.
Mr.. MD; UNIy.-Lge. dble. rm.; pvt.
home; kit. -privilS.; l blk. to transp;
$50 mo. WE. 5-6536. -3
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. corner rm.,
pvt. home: Oriental rugs; $40 wk
OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-S3S3, -3
Evening star., 1953-02-02
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share fully furn., mod.
eon and D. c. Call ia. 500 81
coNGENIAL YOUNG MAN between
television; company accepted. Call
after ) pm. DU. 1880. %
CONGENIAL YOUNG GIRL to share
apt; downtown location. ME.
S-5746. -4
BACHELOR to share large NV. house
with others. Maid service. excel
Mar leas |sslI; %onNe! De W6MAS SSSSS; ;ta5-ao4ro
share lge; 2-bedrm, apt. attrac. furn..
Avail Feb. t. i. HI Hu. S-45s7' Sat. i Sun.
YOUNG LADY to share large. com
Portable apt with another; child ac-
sgTs ssptsdi mAR AZ aia71a I'll; 10. ,,..,r 1,Sr,
with quiet, refined gentleman. Must
see to appreciate. TU. 2-27SS. -
CAPITOL HILL-Gentlemen, furn.
apt. to share with 3 young Govt.
employees. Ii. 3-6S11. -
IT'S HOME and has bedrm. for q
soqn9 sqn7e. 0usrnfSE or TE xS@fa Sa4ss IKE US 9V'
TWO Young MEN. desire another
age 24-30, to share 3-rm. apt, NV;
all uttlS.; $50 mo- TU. 2-46O6, Sun.
and after q wk. days. 2'
GIRL TO SHARE furn. room with
another; twin beds, breakfast priv
ilege. handy location. 10 min. by
bus to Pentagon, Navy Annex. and
Arl. Hall. $50 mo. 1928 S. 18th
St, Arlington. A
SHARE HOUSE with one or two girls,
all privileges. Prefer mature girls
with college background. Ho. 2
YOUNG MAN to share a-bedroom
min. to D. C. Call ia. 7-4523. --4
GIRL, 1925, TO share 6-rm. apt; on
express busline; S3S. 1928 Kansas
ave. NV, TU. 2-056S. .-3
1 GIRL to share lge. dbl. bedrm.
apt. with 3 others; good location
about $40 mo. co. 5-7S00. --:3
SINGLE PROFESSIONAL WOMAN
needs unfurn. apt. in NV. location.
preferably GEORGETOWN. AID. 2-5934.
CoLoRED-3 RMS, 2nd floor, to
share with couple. Employed peo-
pie. Conv. tranSp. Mr.. 14th and
Otis NV. IA. 9-3259. -3
COLORED-CONGEN young man,
Govt. employe or student. to share
apt. All privileges. DE. 2-1S47. -
Evening star., 1953-02-02
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

DE LUKE, 2-bedrm., 2-bath apt,
with south and west exposure. over
looking Rock Creek Park. Modern,
3;yr -old building; large living room
ainlng on,n1 space space. stainless5steel kitchen
sve and fSss sS sTsa
Price, S1S.95O. with excellent terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G..
SSMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000: res,
oNRR ne OF 'PH THE LARGEST and finest
best cooperative buildings Is now
available; Spacious foyer, liy.. rm.
2Ox25, din. rm; J4x1S. den l4x14,
twin. sized bedrooms. 2 baths,
rm. m and bath. The sqoeR iocatioR is ifad botS +
quiet and convenient. and there are
2 exposures, each with a view.
Very. reasonably priced for cash
purchaser. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
yistha H. @. SMITHY CO.. ST.
13ss SG cHAffN IeTii 81 sP.2Foye4. ISSer ly. Tm..
full-sjzed din. rm.. sun porch. bed
rm.. kit. and bath. This. apart
ment is a walkup and needs some
asfs at os5 Pessa p ss eau FSHa %r
ST. 3-330o: res. ADs 2-6004. -
COLORED-APARTMENTS
$3.50 Down
18th AND MARYLAND NE.
2 bedrooms and bath, h.-w.h. (radi-
atorS). redecorated. Vacant-move
right in.
broom apartments and bath. Va
cant and redecorated, in southwest.
Only $65 month. Own your own
AID. 4-0531
SURETY REALTY co.
1881 N st. NV. Ewes, JE. 2-0259
Evening star., 1953-02-02
ROOMS FURNisHED-s.E.-s.w

CAP. HILL, opp. House once, blk.
Library of Congress. Pleasant rm for
man. Pvt. home. Ii. 3-2913. after s.
4Oe 10th ST. s.E.-single room,
neatly furnished. next to bath:
gentleman only. Ii. 3-S725. -
1857 ALA. AVE. S.E-Comfort. lge,
front rm. for person. next to bath;
near shcpping center and theater.
6I6 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn.: large,
single. clean. Pvt home. $50 mo.
TWO NEWLY DEC. RMS. In lovely
pvt. home; unlim. ph. and shower;
z acres of lawn. trees, large front
porch; 10 min: to Census Bureau,
Is min. to Andrews Field or down
town; quiet Christian home; S35 and
$40; gentlemen pref. no drinkers
10. S-4524 -
CAPITOL HILL-Large front rm.,
double or single; convenient trans
portation. 323 9th st. Sc. Ii.
sa3s N ST. Sc. of Branch ave-
Entire End floor; liv. rm., bedrm.,
refer. and phone. LU. 2-5536.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEXANDRIA DELIcATESsEN and
soda fountain with lunch counter;
5 electic motors and cases; on main
thoroughfare. Opportunity. to make
al dOwh Kinds al q s%TA nGrfy R2aErY 2aiy k.
.S-6652; eyes. OV. 3-5S10. -
AUTO BODY and general repair shop.
completely equipped; doing largB
volume of business; in suburban Sc.
VIII sacrifice. Call weekdays. 8 am.
BEER. FooD. LIQUOR REST. seats
115; 6-year lease; new license. Ii
4-9376.. ask for manager. 2'
SERVICE STATION, equpt., access
ers, one '7.00xl5 tire; 1 Nat. cash
reg; fan belts and many accessories.
Come make offer. Call Ii. 81 90.
FOR RENT-Modern gas station with
Tssn Sso beer saa saTn for on main pUn hwy
Crescent BIO: D. T. GLAscocK.
LUNCHROOM in industrial area.
Open 5zs days, Weekly receipts.
te mateT sss aG Was cash reaSireG @SnssL
DEMATAT1s REALTY CO.. ST.
3.S56l eyes. RA. 6-2S7S. -
RESTAURANT, excellent location:
ARc licssJnasse' lisJas' seating 80; sell cheap.
T6ERIsT COURT. U. S. Highway No.
/; I'll units; excellent returns.
REALTY. KI. S-16SS. IA. 5-S119.
DUMP TRUCK 1850 Ford, excel.
conu. Should net $3.50 per week.
privsr Pr ysSla VII stay. sl'5oo. ELL. 81!
GASOLINE SITE-S5o monthly. 24th
and Claiming ne. MA. S-i572. -
BEAUTIFUL upper 10th st. home In
exchange for lots or apt. houSe or
acreage. Box S3-V, Star Ia
GROCERY located in
Center Market City. 9TH and X SITS.
NV; approx. 1000 So. IT, occp-
pied by lge. chain outfit since 1914
doing app. Sl2 600 per week. Imm-
occup.. reaS. rent. To inspect c8l
Mr.. Robbins, d. 7-5039 or call MIS-.
Sennett, ME. S-54O0 -B
PAWNBR0KERS EXCHANGE and
tailoring shop--Establishe for over
30 years at 1922 H st. ne Living
quarters above; $500. HALL &
BRO. LII. 3-1591. .
TAVERN-Liduor beer and wine. and
Sunday license. Route, so, direct
terS on two and half acres OF
ground. Phone Annapolis 9771.
GROCERY with living quarters, well
established. in nearby Arlington:
weekly business. Sl,S00: clean stock,
excel. fixtures; short hours with no
Sundays; priced for immediate sale
with small down payment. Call
Mr. Brown, with YEONAS REALTY.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, s months

COCKER SPANIEL, black. s months;
Axe registered. AP. 7-1476.
COTTIES-Pups and adults; Axe
reg. finest blood lines. MacKINNoN,
1909 Roosevelt St. Arl. JE. 2-3432
A.K.C. REGISTERED-Cocker, blond
male. 10 months. Reasonable. LU
IRISH SETTER PUPS-Males and
females I wks:, reasonable. Cal
BOXER PUPS = Female, docked
cropped and shot. Ready to go
Sired by SON of champion warlord
10 S-4592. -3
AT STUD-German shepherd. sired
by international grand victor cham
pion Valiant Of Draham." LO... Z
BOXER, male Is mo. old. fawn. black
mask; wonderful pet. reg. Axe;
resS. price. IA. 2-5S72. -
eIAMESE KITTENS. 2 mos. old. pedi-
greed tele, after IL a. m. or call in
person to take your pick. at bargain
prices MRS. BYRON, 3539 Will
liamsburg lane NV. of Porter st
PEKiNESE PUPPIES. Axe registered
Little beauties Sell reasonably
WA, T-5276. -
Evening star., 1953-02-02
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

LARGE ROOM, $40 week; all priv
lleges. Ii. 6-7341 after 6 pm.
!244 Raum st. ne. Apt. 90. .
LARGE RM., newly decorated; 2
business or Govt. girls; near every
thing: will give l or 2 meals. Sl4
Constitution ave. me-, Ii. 4-4117.
LOVELY ROOM for neat empl. lady
in well.appointed apt. of i other
apt. bldg: connecting semibatR;
laund. facil. in bsmt. (washer, dry
er); sun. morn. breakfast privileges;
bus at door; $40 mo. NO. 7-S67O.
Sun. or ewes. after 6 pm. -
COLORED-LARGE front rm.. mr..
Benning shopping center, home
privil. LU. 1-44S5. .
COLORED-DBLE. RM., for rent.
155 Todd pl. ne. Call DU. 7-4706.