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Evening star., 1953-06-07
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BY the Associated Press

BLACKSBURG, Va, June g.
The keystone of national Sc
curity rests on a strong reserve
force of citizen soldiers, trained
and ready to be modified with
out delay. Maj. Gen. L. D. Carter,
commanding general of the End
Army. Fort Meade. Md, said
here today as he presented re-
serve commissions to 254 Vir-
ginia Tech seniors.
Divided by services, the COM
missions as second lieutenants
went to 172 in the Army and 81
in the Air Force. Most of them
have received orders to report
for active duty sometime this
summer.
The baccalaureate sermon will
be preached tomorrow morning,
and degrees will be conferred at
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Almost rs per cent of the Of
f1cers coming into the service
are furnished by ROTC, Gen.
Carter said. ROTC is the actual
backbone of the officer corps.
he added, and is in the American
tradition in which every citizen
feels it his duty to participate
in the common defense.
IF we had not had our re-
serves to call on in 1850" he
said, lit is questionable whether
We could have held on the Ko-
rean peninsula. If we had not
been able to hold, it is quite pos
sible the entire Far East would
have been lost to the Commu-
nists by now. The clear lesson
of this partial mobilization is
that unless all possibility of total
war is eliminated-a highly un-
likely situation - our reserve
forces must be steadily increased
in size and readiness"
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Australia Modifies
Stund on Duchess

MEL LBOURNE, Australia
(CDN). - Time has tempered
Autralian disapproval of the
Duchess of Windsor, according
to the latest public opinion poll.
Forty-three per cent of the
Aussies favor making her a royal
duchess with the title, "Her
Royal Highness" and allowing
her to live in England.
Another 38 per cent disap-
prove the idea and 19 per cent
have no opinion.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
lbunez to Visit Peron

BUENOS AIRES. June 6 (Pl.
Argentine officials announced
today that Chilean President
Carlos Ibanez del Campo next
month will return President
Peron's February visit to Santi-
ago. He will arrive here July 9.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

was secured for the lecture by H.
Geiger Omwake of Greenwood, who
arranged the 1853 program of we'll
known speakers on inter-related
subjects.
Mr.. Omwake pointed out that the
Sussex group found her delineatiOn
of the various periods of archaeolo-
gy valuable piece of information
for future explorations in Delaware.
DR.. Cross said there is evidence
of close relationship between the
Indians in the New Jersey and
Delaware areas. New Jersey" she
added, "is fortunate in having ar
dent interest in archaeology and
some institutional help. During the
Indian Site Survey under the Works
Progress Administrator there we're
many fine sites located" DR.. Cross
was supervisor of the project which
conducted the excavation of SO sep
arate sites.
Exhibits on display by members
of the Sussex group include a rare
cOnch she'll from the Marshy Hope
Greek site, found by Perry D. Fle-
gal; pieces of blown glass and pot
terry from the foundation of an old
Lewes home, shown by Miss Cath
arine G. Maull, curator of the
Zwaanendael Museum at Lewes;
and a collection of Indian spear
heads found along Herring Creek by
Mrs. Almeta DOrman. DR.. Cross
identified these spear heads or
blades as being of Hopewellian cul-
ture found largely in Ohio. They
have been picked up elsewhere in
Delaware, Mr.. Omwake said.
Harold w. T. Purnell of George
town, president of the Sussex
group, asked the members to de-
eide on the monthly meeting place
for future winter sessions, and it
was voted to meet in the Rehoboth
parish house the third Thursday of
each month. AT the next meeting on
December II, the speaker will be
DR.. John Witthoff, Pennsylvania
State archaeOlogist, who will give
an illustrated talk on trade goods
found on seventeenth century sites
in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
DELMAR
By Mrs.
Ella N. CaTmTne

Mrs. Velma Campbell, Shirley
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Otte Fen
ski and son Gregory Lee of Massil-
Ion, Ohio, were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old j. Campbell of Salisbury, Md,
and Millard J. Campbell of Mel
sons, who has been ill for some
time.
Mrs. ]. GraysOn Elliott, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lii
lie Hayman, returned to her home
at Kingston. N. c., on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Kirk were
among dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Richardson in WyOm-
ing on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson
of Washington, d. c., were week
end guests of Mrs. Achsah White
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ryall and
son Steven of Mt. Rainier, Md,
spent part of last week here with
HlS pdl CllIo5 WI anu wi D. MduIlC6
Ryall.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Sherwood at
tended the Testimonial Dinner for
DR. H. c. Byrd at the Southern
Hotel in Baltimore on Sunday.
Mr. Sherwood also attended the
executive meeting of the State
Firemen's Association last Sunday
as a member of the Fire Preven-
tiOn Bureau of ReisterstOwn, Md.
Mrs. Evelyn Wright Morrow ar
rived Monday to spend a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wright. Mrs. Morrow, whose
husband, DR.. Gay Morrow is now
in the service, will remain in Del
mar until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Lynch of Alex
andria, Va, were weekend guests
of his mother, Mrs F. E. Lynch,
Sr. A family dinner was held on
Saturday at Mrs. Lynch's home in
honor of her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lockerman
of Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mr. Lockerman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. LOckerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery D. Owens
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
R. M. Penney in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Hearne of LinwOOd
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Dallas McGee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Covington
| and Mrs Ruth Rodney bava hoou
visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ernest Miranda is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Mildred Mir
anda in Wilmington.
Mrs. Jane Glunt is quite ill al
Mercy Hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. J. r. McLernOn has return
ed from a visit with her niece or
Long Island, N. Y, and Mrs. Maude
Morris in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
OVERLOOK

Mrs. Charles Moore is confined to
the Beebe Hospital due to illness,
but is much improved at this time.
Mrs. Arthur 3. Campbell cele-
brated her birthday Saturday. We
wish her many more happy birth
days.
Mrs Mildred Ritter and Mrs. En-
ma Ellingsworth visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Davis
on Thursday. Their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Paynter Green from POmpano,
Florida, was there. She had come to
be here for the funeral of her nep-
hew, John Richard Davis, which
was held at the James Funeral
Home in MillsbOrO on Monday. Mrs.
Green made the trip by plane, but
left by train on Saturday for her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson from
Philadelphia, visited relatives in
this vicinity over the weekend.
Hammond Warrington, who is
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
Area Archaeology
Sketched For Sussex
Unit By Expert

The separate periods of archaeOl-
Ogy in the East were delineated be-
fore the Sussex Archaeological AS
sociatiOn at RehObOth recently by
one of the foremost women anthrO-
pOlOgist of the country, DR.. DOrO-
thy Cross of Hunter College, N. Y.
DR.. Cross, who has been professor
of anthTOpolOgy at Hunter the past
Is years, and is the author of two
volumes on the archaeology of New
Jersey, said the same culture exists
in southern New Jersey and in
Delaware. There are no great
changes from one period to an
other" she said.
More than 40 members of the
Sussex association and guests at
tended the meeting in the parish
house of All Saints Episcopal
Church on Olive avenue. DR.. Cross
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

Mrs. Maggie Collins and Clifton
Taylor are patients in the PENN
sula General Hospital in Sails
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris of
Wilmington were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morris.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Townsend
have returned from a few days
visit with their son, Major James
M. Townsend and family at Corn
wall-On-HudsOn, N. Y.
Mrs. Margie DisharOOn is a pa
tient in the Peninsula General
Hospital in Salisbury.
David Burton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Burton of Route 1, Del
mar, has been elected state secre-
! tary of the Second Royal Ambassa-
dor Congress for the State of Mary
land, held in the First Baptist
Church at Frederick, Md The Rev.
Robert Woodward. a recent pastor
at Princess Anne Baptist Church.
presided. The theme of the Con-
! gress was Royal Ambassadors for
Christ Now" Two world travel
ers, GlendOn Mccullough of GeOr-
gia and James Hall of POcOmOke
City, Md, were the speakers.
Other officers elected were Lou
den Keracfe, Frederick, Md, am
bassadOr in chief; B. c. Witherite,
Middle River, assistant ambassador
and steward; David Husband. of
Beltsville, Md, assistant, Two
hundred and seventy-five ambassa-
doris and councillors attended the
/ Congress.
! John Taylor, James McClaine,
David Perry, Stanley Hudson. Har-
ry FOXwell, William BOlen, AdClph
Sefried, Paul Hastings, William Oh
! iphant, Ira Burton, Kenneth Berry
and David Burton of Delmar, at
! tended
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
OWL TROUBLE

RALEIGH, N. c. - up R. T.
Woody, a farmer of Leasburg, plans
to "Owl proof" his next chicken
house.
Woody heard a disturbance one
night recently in his chicken
house. Investigating, he found an
owl perched one one of the beams.
Woody obtained his rifle and took
six pOtshOts at the owl which had
to be pried loose from his perch.
In the cOmmOtion 318 chickens
were smOthered.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

with the U. S. Navy, previously be-
ing stationed at cambridge, Md.
was home for the weekend. He was
taken seriously i'll and was admitt-
ed to the Navy Hospital in Philadel-
phia. We are glad to know he is do
ing fine and do hope he will con-
tinue to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. GOOding Fisher of
near Washington, d. c., visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher at Cedar Croft Farm over
the weekend.
Mrs. Estella Johnson and Mrs.
Minnie Davidson were dinner
guests of Mrs. Emma Faulkner at
Midway on Thursday.
Little Charles Warrington, III,
of Milton, is visiting his grandma
ther, Mrs. Mary Warrington and
Uncle Clinty.
Mrs. Margaret White has been
visiting relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia for the past four
weeks. She has now returned home.
CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
TOWNS WANT POLICE

ST. JOHNS, Ariz. -(P)- There's
no police force in st. Johns, nor in
neighbOring Springerville and
Eagar, and town officials are in
aCensed about it.
They plan to meet here with
Apache County officials to talk
over ways to set up the law de-
partments.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
THEY WENT THATAWAY

sHEHO, Sask. - [R - Some
youngsters in this district have
been racing on horseback through
Sheho's streets when they were
trying to get to school on time.
Now the police have warned that
horses should proceed at no faster
than a trOt.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27
LAWYER is sUPERFIUOUs

TRENTON, Mo. - up = Magis-
trate George Hubbell reminded the
man he could demand lawyer in
his car theft trial.
Eyes, Judge" the fellow re-
sponded. "But what do / want with
a lawyer? They caught me with
the car"
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-27

Half the motor car registrations
of the United States are in eight
states-CalifOrnia, New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Texas,
Michigan. and New Jersey.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Telephone Operator

And assistant room clerk; hrs, IL
midnight to am: insurance and
disqualification; paid vacations. APP
ply chief operator, HOTEL CON-
GRESSIONAL. 300 N. j. ave. s.e. IS
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, exper
upholstery preferred. JU. S-5725.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
SINK TOPS
FORMICA

Custom m-made at Wholesale prices. fre!
estimates. All work guaranteed
Prompt service. II. 1898. u
SOFA, Regency style. l VI. old, rea'
soFa, sSRsols sECTfoNASa Hh Si4!s aHpc Toast eos
%sef S$e4' re sell e.s6ss; gag; perfect moyin' s
soFA-Maroon,: love seat; gold wins
chair, white; S75 for all; various eni
and Uccas. tables very reas.; other
misc. .r1I ARTICLES 1415 Roxanna rd
SOFA 6iFs TIS AND S-leiHRa CHAIR Pillow back
500; also : solid wal. bk. cases,
$l5 sa3 eomplo, brass firepl. set
STENOGRAPH MACHINE, used very
little; text books and small mall paper
SURE i9IRIy FISTuREsMsls-ID lns sA sy1Is box 10
it. display case. SIT. stainless steel
dairy case. Ii. 3-355o. RA. 3-1106.
sTovE-oas, Magic Chef, 4-burnes
table,: tabletop Todel; ; gOod oven genr.sdS snd
sTovE. q, electric range. used one
STOVES, oil burning 81, $4,000
best offer. UN.. 4-4055. 3 j.,
pineapple design, 6sx1O4 before
stretching. Valued at S125. win sell
for $75. One all-new, hand-pieced
and hand-quilted. quilt. Sl5. Pair
Of new standard-size pillow slips.
decorated IN hand crochet. SO. RA.
TAPE RECORDER Pentron. mode
No. 9T-3C, dual speed; 5 mo. old
TV, I'm screen. 1853 table model.
Selling due to illness. RA. 3-6497
Evening star., 1953-02-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, colored; excellent, honest re-
maple; part-time worker, 5 days;
apis. to clean for Govt. WORKERS;
GIkE. GIIfsfrsnSo SoLdKRE6. dR 65-S9ss; Gssiy.. worts
GIRL, COIORED. wishes days work.
S7 Tv and oSac SaEfare. Call RE. 1850 OF
GIRL. colored. desires g.h.w. and
child care; neat. dependable. ex:
GPRf SSLoREEsf 6 Fsfs vaIt, I stlls AIS
PPSSessday,a Wednsssday and Friday
LADY desires position as house.
keepsr-cook. many years experience,
diplor' attic service. Refs. Box 2a2-Y.
WOMAN. coLoRED, wants s s dsys.
Adult family. Experienced. Plain
eooSing, g.h.w., refs. Live out. AID.
WHITE WOMAN. with child, wishes 1
position as housekeeper In mother
with Children. Salary. ". Prefer Pref H.hes B. e
0S5sasR 81: sRy. a1Ha #Srt. s1sssinssa Ss5d lsI
coTCoORRiE;D cCORi; GIRL desires days work s
or child care for working parents
8 yrs: exp. with child care. Local
COLORED GIRL wants Ink. and
child care for working couple. s
days q week, Ludlow 4-7165.
COLLEGE GIRL wants part-time
kss lob as sI nuFsemaid s. soaS or Lh.w.. livs.in,
C0LORED GIRL, desires Job 5 days a
week in Bethesda or Chevy Chase
vicinity. From 8 to 4. Phone
Newmarket 2-T33 or write HESTER
DORSEY, Monrovia, Md. -7
/ baby sitting. HU. 3-323S.
COL0RED GIRL desires g.h.w. OF
child care, 5 u days week. Refer
ences. ia. 9-052S. IS
COLORED LADY. desires Job as child
carer; experienced; 8 days Q week.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HELP-ooMESTIc

CHILD CARE-G.h.w., white, exper,
Employed couple, l child. Modern
home. Live In. Pvt. room and bath,
Sh-day wk. N: 9-4204. IS
s2dsS to care e. for sye young chlldTs9; Ink; !;
COMPANiON, white Woman for elder
y dlssSSy; home and good salary. OIL,
COOK, G.H.w.-2 children. Nearby
Md: Live In. Private upstairs room
and bath. Sundays and "a weekday
on, Must have experience and local
references. S35 wk. Cali OIL. 1850,
100 0oK,GRM; & HIM.. SO 10 or more depend;
apply unless you have yrs. exper
replying. Box 54s-Y. Star. @s "
CIV. and plain cook to go to New
stairs ISoa Toom q and dShatSn bats oT oSEeiY apJ
alternate Sundays. Phone after w /
on SATURDAY and after IL am. on
: sunday; y AZ Mo. 6-9l74 IS
every other Sun. Oh. oOod Fd's; salary anf
CIV. occasional child care. live In
at least 3 nights: all conv.; pleasant
home; 500 q mo-. .JU. 5-73I9. IS
nOOSEAEEEkMs WnlIe woman, uV(
in, to care for home and elderly
woman. NO. 1883. IS
HOUSEKEEPER white, for father anc
2 children; pvt. rm.; Sunday and u
Sat. on: $50. OIL. 10000. -S
MAID-Live-in, pleasant person: care
Can g. nsT !NI. Ts@slsr qI9ssa ana l older boy
MAID, live In for doctors family, ex-
pertenced;. g.h,w.; fond Of children;
SALARY open. OIL 2-s937. -
Evening star., 1953-02-07
MlscELLANEous FoR SALE

FURNITURE-Bedrm. suite, walnut,
modern, 3-pc. dble. bed, drop-leaf
table. IL in: extension leaf. mahog
Sofa and chair, rose frieZe, heavy
Lawson. Buffet, mahog. Excel. cond
Miscellaneous items. JU. 9-S333.
FURNITURE-Early American pine
furn. for din. rm.; open cabinet.
S160. Hutch table IA #. long, $135;
9 chairs, S120. EN-. 2-3293. IS
FURNITURE-Comp beautiful fur
niShingS of 1-bedrm apt. Call KE.
7-0207 after 6:30 pm. Fri, after
3 pm, Sat. ANY time Sunday. -S
FURNlTURE-Pract new, mod
ern 5-piece bedroom suite. lined oak
dining room table and six matching
chairs, lined oak end tables, coffee
table. occas. tables, 2 matching
green table lamps, l floor lamp. ]
green chair. Simmons hideaway sofa,
scatter rugs, 3-piece chrome dtnette
set: excellent buy. LU. 2-0993. s.
FuRNITURE-Bedroom. living room,
dining room; modern, walnut. zoos
T st. s.e., LU. 1.1494. 81
FURNITURE of efic. apt. Simmons
Hide-A-Bed, desk. Chinese rugs,
chairs. etc. NO. 7-1509. --8
FURNITURE-Wicker settee. 8 chairs,
table, lamp; ideal summer place or
porch. $35. JU. 9-2451. S
- New blond hedrm.
suite. 5000 AP. 7-527S. Is
FURNITURE - Complete household
furnishings for sale. Ju. 5-9307.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.,

MAID, colored, to live In, lovely rm.
with television and pvt. bath; g.h.w.;
plain cooking; small family; gen,
MAID, to live in. new modern home
in Bethesda; all on one floor, no
basement; private maids room and
full bath. Want experienced cook
and good cleaner. Must be fond Of
children, we have two; OIL. 2-7o6s
MAID for g.h.w. and plain cooking.
Live in or out. Fond of children.
1871 Holly st. NV. ia. 9-229S.
MAID. colored, live in; mr.. Bethesda;
PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper.
Schronic casel. confined to bed. RA.
WOMAN. WOMAN white. care of two children,
and "A; Lh.w, 10 to 6:15; S27
wee Resk; aoaK alye sfsI references and Dhone. Ds.
SILVER SPRING AREA-5-day week:
days cleaning, 3 days child care
Refs Health certif., S25 wk. JU.
WHITE COUPLE-woman cook and
g.h.w.; man help in house and
gard;. FOREIGN preferred. Refer.
SINGLE fS1 e WioSAN as mothers helper,
in exch. for room and board. $40
wk. Live in; perm. JU. 5-5743. IS
FULL TIME settled colored second
maid to live in, wait on old couple
do light housework. Present part
time maid VIII do laundry. cook and
serve 6 O'clock dinner. Apply in
person with references 1888 N st,
WHITE LADY who needs home to as
siSt in care Of 2 children; private
room in nice home. 500 per mo.
salary. ia. 7-9153. %
LIVING IN. young lady to take care
have ref. JU. 5-6377. g
EXPERIENCED WOMAN to care for
young children on Thursdays and
Sundays; s.h.w.; refs. TU. 2-111l.
GOOD HOME. $40 per mo-; sun. and
alternating week ends on; light h.k.
eo9agglss;; l school aged child. JU.
SETTLED WOMAN FOR G.H.w. and
cooking;. in No. Arlington. Live in;
S25 S'ek Must be fond of children.
MIDDLE AGED, white woman to
care for 17-mos -old son Of working
cple.; 5-days wk. Frederick Court
Apt2 vic. Columbia pike, Arl. IA.
SETTLED COLoRED PERSON to help
with light housework in exchange
for room and board and small sal
ary. Ii. 3-7355. -S
CoLORED WOMAN (single). who is
otherwise employed at night, to do
light cleaning in apt. bldg: small
apt. and $40 mo: 91t 18th st. NV
COLORED NURSEMAID, between 25-
80. for little girl; sleep in: good
salary: good home. EN-. 3-79S9.
COLORED LADY to help working
father to care for children: no
live in: refs. RA. 1854. -S
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GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

res, finest blood lines, MacK1NNoN
1909 Roosevelt st.: Arl; JE. 2-3432
lent coanafoTrmation and bloodlinnes
B2sENJi si sI1HP HPP11iPPIEs, Axe reg, bark,
dren and apt. EN-. 2-0Ss1. .
B0XER-Male, "a years old; won.
derfpl SehhIildren's pet; Axe reg; SIS
coLLiE. 81 nzignai male. mos, IA ch. ped
ears. S75. UN. 4-2943. 10
DACHSHUND, red; 10 wks. old;
axe. AK reg; imp imported English stpd' stDpd'
AZ Teo; sTnbz7aPR IA 7affSS' breeds, American merle
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS, 2 mos,
sonable. EN-. 3-2974. --8
SPRINGER SPANIEL; male: ideal
ESGLISH BULL PUPS, AKc reg: !:
excel bloodline. 1920 Monroe st.
BOXERS, beautiful A. x. c. 22os
Charleston pl., Lewisdale, Hyatts-
COLLIE GiIlf MP MPPurs. 8 wks.. Axe, champ.
sold this week end. oil. 2-5521.
FREE coLLIE-TYPE MALE DOG to
a good country home; very busi-
esiisIes ssiidTsn sooos sSss aG' 90 HE fs
roy t5ToSp Fox TERRIER. chihuanaas.
Pomeranians, Sianese kittens. Miss
Hunt, ROsEDERE KENNELS, Falls
Church; JE; 2-I496. IS
ly type and quality: also German
ssnepnerS s1ss pups; reas' Browning
MALE l9 COCKER. red. s mos. Axe
reg. he6 all shots; $50. LU.
CockER JOKER SPANIEL, male, 2 yrs. old.
COCKER SPANIEL. black. male. Axe
reg. a mos, GID; distemper shots:
rfkIicoLSSRk r. 81 gT4f1S- MAIf sHELrrE. Axe
registersd, diversified. 3 yrs. Old.
sHETIASpS Si COLLIE, registered. ma male.
country home REQUIRED; best offer.
CHTHUAHux. Q wks, old. ! ! female,
Axe; chiIdTsn's BET. good Watchdog; Gs;
sacrifice, SIS. TU. 2-22I4. Is
POINTERS, mos. reg, perm. inoc. !:
must reduce kennel; S25 ca. Wa.
BoxEss. I1sfss exceptional puppies, s male
reg. 1905 Blagden ave. NV. RA.
CHIHUAHUA, male, reg. Is mos.
SPANIEL PUP, q wks. old.
female. black. DE 2-S797. IS
color 2 mos. old, 8 males. / female.
Vienna 12-J-11.
SiAMESE KITTENS FOR SALE, pure
bred; S25 and S35. 1905 Michael
pl.. Falls Church, Va, JE- 3-lsS9.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER, female, 81
wks. old: beautiful La. 6-75s7.
-0
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. topping pruning,
Free ess,mates PAuTs TREE g gsERv:
LaaSNEscaAPPE Ans aP 'tflRb GARDENER comple..
sod. soil. fert. tile drainage, retain:
LASSDscAPSG lnS Sas,i sse AND SA ssas FREE SERVICE
azootsass azos4s JE, F9GsE 2Gas4s JE s5!R 56s7s 'S
TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT for sale.
Tt3PsiSII.verS OF OIL. srS good good rich tOPsoiI:
reasonable. 10. S-4933. q
SPECIAL for the month Of February
only--I.-H. Co. baler twine. $3.50;
n. II. white baler twine. $3.50;
n. II black bailer twine. S13; 1st.
of above prices for 20 bales or r n more. j J.
Md. JU. S-3a:}3 - - -
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top SOIL blue
stone road grayel. sludge. hauling.
grading. tree removing. 10. 2-1433.
LIGHT MIXED HAY and wheat straw,
free of chaff. ]. PRESTON ROGERS,
DAIRY HAY-Top-grade alfalfa and
lespedeza. orchard grass w. H.
WIILOUGHBY. Broad Run, Va,
Phone Haymarket 4-342S.
YELLOW CORN, by the barrel Pooles-
HAY-Twenty-two tons mixed hay
for sale, some timothy, lespedeza,
broom sage. ia. S-SS20, weekdays.
8 am. to 8 pm; KE. $4,000, Sun.
GARDEN TRACToR, 3o-in. sickle bar;
excellent condition; S35. Call Ii.
Farman, Model A, with
ploW and cultivate only $3.50.
THOMAS r. GLASS, pa 4th st. Sc.
GAkDES' TRACTOR. Bolens Huski,
1R-h.p., with plow. sickle bar,
discs, weights and cultivator; excel.
cond. Must sell Immediately, S195
or best offer. Fairview 2-2626. $
trimming; evergreens and shrubs
trimmed; free estimates. Call LII.
3-337q any time. 10
BEVERLY TREE SERyICE-compiete
tree removal, pruning and trim
ming; apple trees and shruhbery.
Free estimates. Call Ii. 4-l5S4.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL, best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery; lawn
renovating. LU. 1868 any time.
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REFRIGERATORS
Recond, and guar. S39.95 up. Cal
for home appt for TOP trade-ir
estimate on 1853 brands. P. o
SMITH SALES AND SERVICE, 1874
II St NE Ii. 2-0RQ6.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ATTENDANT, male or female, set.
tied; must be exper. in taking care
OF Semt-inyalid patient; light h.w.,
simple cooking; good pay and vaca-
ton; private qtrs.. must live on
premises; 1st-class refs. required
CLERK, over 65 yrs, to work part
time n store; good references. Box
COUPLE, live in, private utrs.: gen.
eral h.w.. cooking; one must b
valid patient. other may work in OF
out; good pay and vacation; lst-
class ref. REQUIRED. RA. 3-06S5 OF
ia. 9-05S2. %
KITCHEN HELP. white. Arlington
Hospital, IA. $4,000. Ext. So. 10
ORGANIST OR PIANO PLAYER. For
restaurant. Night work. ART
STEINER, $50 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
Ii. 3-44S1. -
PART-TUIE SALES by appr. No solic.
tting. $50 to 500 q wk. to start.
No exper. nee, we train you. Inter
views z p.m., Mon. only. 1850 Conn.
ave. NV. g
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BEAVER CONSTRUCTION CO. Gen.
eral remodeling. New introduction
prices with new modern ideas. Cal
for free estimate. LU. 1850. Is
BOOKKEEPING Books started
caught-up. financial statements
ENGINEERED ESTIMATES for con.
tractors. owners. architects, euaran-
teed survey. hourly or by job LO
4-736S, So