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Smyrna times., 1953-01-08
Milk, Feed Averages
Given For Test Cows

The average dairy COW on test in
Delaware produced 81 pounds OF
milk for every pound of grain she
was given last year. Although
that was the Dairy Herd Improve
ment Association average, some. of
the best herds in the state were
feeding one pound of grain for as
much as four and a half pounds of
milk.
"These herds with the widest
milk to grain ratio reflect the in
fuence of improved pasture and
forage programs" according to
Delmar J.Young, Extension Dairy
man at the University of Delaware
where the records were supervised.
Young also disclosed other state
averages for cows in the DHI.A.
testing program. The average COW
on DFIIA consumes 4110 pounds of
silage, 3037 pounds of hay, 1850
pounds of grain, and spends 213
days on pasture, he says. She
produces 1895 pounds of milk in
year, and 367 pounds of fat.
1.-THE average age of cows on
D5TA test is So years, with some
herds going as high as Z years"
Young points out. 'There are SO
herds in the Delaware testing pro-
gram, including 1924 cows.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

OF a practical bent Mary Lou
Derickson, IA, of Marshalltown,
turned her efforts to making the
interior of her room more comfort
able and attractive. For her efforts
in the All Home Improvement
program she was awarded an all
expense trip to National All Con-
gress in Chicago, provided by the
Sears Roebuck Foundation. Sec
tioning off her room, she now has
q study corner with a comfortable
chair, desk and lamp; in another
part of her room is the dressing
table unit. This has dresser made
from a wash stand, a painted mir
ror and stool. Mirror and chest
were reflnished, and she made
matching tie-back curtains and
spreads. At Sussex County All
Achievement Fair, she received
ribbon awards for her home inn
provement exhibits.
James Reynolds III, 20, of Town
send did such a good job in the
All Soil and Water Conservation
program that he was selected as
state winner. During three years
in this project he has made farm
pond, dug and maintained drain
age bitches, and tested soil SAM
pies. Following analysis findings
he started a crop rotation plan
and began using recommended
fertilizers. This year he clipped a
pasture, sowed 81 acres to rye
grass and planned further con-
servation practices. James well
rounded program during nine
years in All included projects in
corn, poultry, beef tractor main
tenance and health. Firestone Tire
e Rubber Co. presented James
with the 17-jewel wrist watch
award.
Identification Of Home Grounds
accomplishments not only gave
10 Patterson family Of Newark
All these programs are conducts
..tive Extansion Service.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08
More Farmers Using More
Soil Conservation Services

More farmers, more land, and
more conservation practices used
is the score of the United States
Soil Conservation in 1852. And
the state of Delaware had more of
everything, too. Richard S. Sny-
der, state conservationist, reports
that more land was surveyed in
Delaware, more farmers became
soil conservation district cooper
ators, and more conservation prac-
tices were put into use in 1852
than ever before.
New farmers cooperating with
Delaware's three Soil Conservation
Districts totaled 381, and they
manage $1,000 acres. This is an
increase of 103 percent over 1851
cooperators.
Full basic conservation plans
were developed by 95 farmers,
working with $4,000 acres. In ad-
dition, 286 farmers started conser-
walton work on $4,000 acres. At
the end of June there were about
1854 cooperators. Soil surveys
were made on 1895 acres.
Because Delaware is mostly
level, drainage makes up a large
part of Sos activities. Seventy
five miles of drainage bitches were
built in 1852. And maintenance
of % tax bitches (main drainage
outlets) was done by the Sos tech
nical staff.
Other conservation practices es-
tablished were crop residue man
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08
Dairy Glasses Offered
AT Farm Short Course

Five classes designed especially
for people interested in dairy
farming are being offered in the
University of Delaware's Farm
Short Course, January 26 to Feb
ruary 20, 1858, according to Sam
Gwinn, Assistant Short Course Di-
rector.
In addition, there will be eleven
other classes in different phases OF
agriculture during the five weeks
session, from which students may
choose.
The dairy classes include Rails
ing Dairy Cattle Requirements,
Pastures, Dairy Cattle Diseases
Grain Crops, and Control of Live
stock and Poultry Pests. Supple
mentary to this list are such class
es as Farming Today, Marketing
farm Products, Rural Community
Leadership, and others.
'sThe class on requirements will
deal with care of the newborn
calf" says Gwinn, "as well as feed
ing and management of dairy
calves, housing, growth and devel-
opment, identification, and regis
tration. Feeding, care, and breed
ing of dairy heifers will also be dis
cussed."
Among the other classes being
offered this year are Soil Manage
ment, Care and Management of
the Laying Flock, Common Dis
eases and Insects in Home Gar
dens and Their Control, Control of
Household Pests, Fruit and Veg
etable Growing in the Home Gar
den, Keeping Poultry Healthy,
Landscape Gardening, and Produc-
tion and Management of Beef Cat
tie. Each student will choose five
or six classes.
Complete information on the
farm short course is available at
county agricultural agents offices,
and at the short course office, Ag-
ricultural Hall, University of Del
aware, Newark, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

children the value and manage
ment of money, and keep track of
the day by day business of running
a home or form.
Miss Whitcomb also urges that
families do more things together
in 1858. Family projects recrea-
ton, or work responsibilities knit
the family closer together with
common interest ties. GAS our
American home is the basis of our
democracy, let's make it a strong
one" she says.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

nicer home surroundings, but mer.
tied Margarine State honors in the
program. Margarine chose to land
scape their new home. She started
by hauling dirt to level the area,
then filled in with top soil. The
next step was to rake and pulver-
ize the soil and seed the grass.
Finally she planted flowers,
shrubs, berry bushes and trees.
Future plans include making
fences, fixing the driveway and
laying sidewalks. Mrs. Charles r,
Walgreen of Chicago provided the
17-jewel wrist watch, appropriately
inscribed.
Three pert young homemakers
are mighty proud to be collecting
top state awards. $50 us. Saw
ings Bond to each, in the All
Bread Demonstration program.
Rachel Reynolds, 16, of Middle
town, demonstrated "Quick
Breads. The team Of Stephanie
Clute, IA, Wyoming, and Cynthia
Metz, is, of Magnolia, gave as
their prize-winning demonstration
"Yeast Bread. The girls credit
their baking skilis to many hours
of practice, plus careful observ-
ance of good baking rules. Stand
ard Brands provided the Savings
Bonds awards to these young
people for their outstanding work.
under the direction Of the Coop
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

assistant Home Demonstration
agent for five counties, she worked
with adult and youth groups. Be
fore that she worked as a home
economics teacher, and was a All
and Home Demonstration leader.
She holds a bachelors degree in
home economics from Tennessee
A & I State, Nashville. She has
attended summer sessions at Tus-
kegee Institute, Ala; Hampton In
stitute, Va; and Prairie View Col
lege, Texas.
"She comes to Delaware highly
recommended for her work and
her ability as an extension agent, {"
says Miss Holloway. 'iShe has
done an outstanding job with the
youth in the Chattanooga area,
and has also done excellent work
with Home Demonstration clubs,
and community organizations"
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

agement, farm ponds, tree plant
ing wildlife borders, pasture i'm
provement and management, hedg-
es, cover crops, clearing and OBJ
struction removal, and crop rota-
tons.
The SCS engineers and farm
planning advisors cooperate with
the two other USDA agencies, the
Production and Marketing Admin
istration and the University of
Delaware,s Agricultural Extension
Service; they work through farm
er-controlled soil conservation dis
tricts.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

Miss Woods replaces Mrs. Cam
lille S. Jacobs, of Camden. Mrs.
Jacobs resigned last September to
teach home economics at the Do
yer Comprehensive High School.
AS an agent of the Cooperative
Extension Service of the Univer-
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08
Mary Woods New Extension
Agent For Delaware

Miss Mary Elizabeth Woods is
Delaware's new Home and Youth
Agent for Kent and Sussex coun-
ties. Miss Woods appointment, as
of January 1, was announced this
week by Miss M. Gertrude Hollo-
way, state Home Demonstration
leader.
Miss Woods comes to Delaware
from Chattanooga, Tenn. AS an
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08

sity. Miss Woods services will be
available to all groups or individ-
uals. She will work particularly
with the two colored Extension
groups-the All Clubs and Home
Demonstration Clubs in Kent and
Sussex counties.
Smyrna times., 1953-01-08
SIX Delaware 4-H Winners Named

OUTSTANDING accomplishment the 1852
~ Soil Conservation Identification
and Bread Demonstration brought statewide
recognition to six Club members
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.E.

DOUBLE RM. for one or two people,
$40 or $50; large closet, semipvt.
bath; off New Hampshire ave, 14th
and Mcdonald pl. ne. RIA. 3-066S
IS r sT. N.E.-Lge. front rm. in nice
home; 2 closets; 2 windows; End
CLOSE DoWNToWN, 800 800. Rhode Is
beds, radio, phone; $40 sgle.; dble.,
S15. DU. 7-73O9.
Ice. RM. FOR in pvt. home. beau
tifully furn., twin beds; blk. from
$50 r. i. AVE. Ne. Apt. 1-Sgle.
rm.. gentleman. pvt. entr., phone;
off-street. parking bus at door 10
Minis. dwntwn.; SIS wk. DU. 7-4059.
6i1 A ST. N.E.-Front rm.. twin beds.
$40 week: Sgle. newly dec, 81 week
II. -7-S14S: Ii. 7-199S. -13
Mr. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. lovely
room in well-appointed apt, semi
connecting bath. nlev bldg laundry
facilities. bus at door. Breakfast
privileges. For employed ladv NO.
rt0iIHooRRGED-DoNT tiHoR MOVE until you
call Ii. 4-4573, sgl. and dbl. rms,
$50, SS and SO; pvt. home: rapid
transit: shop center; privil. possible;
pref. men and married cples. l6"
COLORED-ROOMS FOR empl Ger
PRIVILEGES. HO 2-S737. -16
Nicely furn. lge. front rn.. kit.
privils. Cali Ii. 7-6574. -15
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1884 LEE HWY, Arlinston, Va
hsFfe hsTs to 50Sm Snfb E snf6o gas
1@I N. CAR. AVE. s.E.wNear Cap
itol. Refgr. stove. well furnished.
S. per week. II. 3-97O3.
LGE. BSMT.-Two rms, pvt. shower
stove, refgr.; $3.50 week. Apply
1349 Columbia rd. NV. -15
LGE. ROOM. running water, stove
refgr.; Sl1.75 wk, Sgle., $3.50 wk
Apply 1349 Columbia rd. NV. LA
1927 TAYLOR ST. NW.-Two rooms
bath. $40. Also L lge. rm., pvt
WARM. clean. quiet. lee.. Ink, cozy
bsmt. rm., kit. S7.5O-SS wk Ldry.
facils. for girls. 1865 Harvard NV.
I7iO p ST. NV, "The churchiiiii'-
Attrac. bed-liv. rm. with separate
complete kit. SIS wk. NO, 7-9S6s
1873 KENYON N.w.-a-room apt. .:
all utils, phone and linen serv.: nice
location. 20. $685.. la
I445 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Save car
fare. Lge: rm.. fully equipped: also
bedrms., double and single: oil neat.
No drinkers. AID. 4-97S0. -15
i19 9th ST. S.W.--2 lge. front bed
rms. and kit; earline; infant; cony
Mil. inst: S12-SI5. NE. s-5096
I tss RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Large front rm.: stove. elec. refgr.;
1924 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Pleasant
rooms tsgl dbl. running water,
cooking privilege. ReaS. NO. 7-3Q37
Ia
Evening star., 1953-10-13
APTS. EURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-very nicely
turn.: 1 bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm..
kit, bath; pvt. use Of laundry rm.
Near shopping center on busline.
Adults, Call before 2 pm. JU.
saCToSfD-FLooR detached home; pvt.
entr.; liv. rm.. bedrm., .dinette,. kitch-
enette, dressing rm; close to transp.
and Walter Reed. Couple only.
TAK;oMA Al; Park. 7Oso Carroll ave-
Entire 3rd floor; liv. rm., kit. bath,
porch; adjacent to shopping and bus.
oSHi'Si ooScHKi'VSiiLLIE2@one-bedroom I2 apt. in
large project; .conv. to NH and
Naval Hospital. Ss5. mo-. incl.
TAKOMA PARK rms. cross ven-
tilation; we'll heated; adults; ga
rage; no drinkers. JU. 5-4462. la
NEWLY DECORATED terrace apt.
Modern laundry facilities. Employed
couple preferred. $75 mo. JU; g.
TAKOMA PARK-A beautiful place to
live b. parkway; lovely apt; liv. rm.,
din. rm., tile kit. bedrm.. tile bath
bus. JU, S-S7O2. Ia
TAKOMA PARK-3 rms. and bath.
pvt. entrance: utils. furnished; on
busline: couple only: JU, 7-9023.
LIV. RIM. BEDRM., kit. and bath. pvt,
entr utils. incl. $75. mo-. 3612
39th ave-, Colmar Manor. Md. WA.
TAKOMA PARK-Niceiy turn. q
$110 mo. Avail. Oct. Is. JU. S-lsTs.
Evening star., 1953-10-13

VACANCY fora 2 convalescents; es-
pecial attention to individual diets.
Reasonable. RA. 6-63I5. -l5
NICE, Ice twin rms; good brkfst.;
pvt Southern home; good transp.
5705 l4th NV, RA. 6-392S. -I9
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE, 2Ol3 Mass
ave. n.w.-Dehahtful home to live
III, reasonable; have several vacan-
cies for young men and women. The
best food obtainable: excel. trans
portstion. DE. @-979S. lis
FALKLAND MANOR on
close-in 23-acre estate.-Due to re-
cent marriages among our guests,
we now have vacancies for . young
ladies or gentlemen. Free parking
on grounds. Phone Juniper 1854.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. eoo1 at Conn.
-Attr. single rms, good meals, rec.
rm., TV young people. Very reas.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. NV
A club residence. for refined ladies
and men seeking the best. dbls. and
sgles.. pvt and semipvt bath S16
wk. and up; incl. full course meals
and hotel services. NO. 1870,
I4OI 18th N.W.-LarEe rooms. nicely
furnished; selected menu; switch
board, TV. Reasonable. -16
Evening star., 1953-10-13
PIPE-IJSFD

AT REASONABLE PRICES
Also USED structural steel angles and
channels, a1 sp.ISSo sinks and radiators.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES = Bathtubs.
3d. 81 wash fn 0ssin' so Dpe ss: 4a!n ssg5 'nfs sn
soil pipe. $3.50; new toilet sets,
SIa:a5; many other good buys. ACE
lynx co; 1920 Georgia ave NV.
P99%EE fooLs. Atlas demonstrators;
Se4. IS; 1oS SSS% band bsTd'0; saw. ss7.45 seIa!s5
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 247s
Sherman ave. AD 2-1600.
PRESSING MACHINE, nearly new
$3.50; 1la-h.p. motor included Me
PRINTING PRESS. sx1o, c&P. per
feet, works daily; $500 or best offer
RANGES new. used; repairs. Gas,
RADIfo-PHoNo. COME. Gcs" GRccsA"o-victor
table model; newly conditioned,
S25. Call after q p,m.,. HO. 2-45"7.
REFRIGERATORs, used. Rent OF
HSs6ywDs.9 Buy EN- no a.75Go. SS 4iis ifirsFecasss cons
sortment from $40 up, Some with
l-year guarantee Time payments
EFFREEGKS ssG3 a.. 4h Z. .5z.E n
Stallation. PEERLESS SALES co.
9o37 Ga ave. DE 2-5566.
REFGR., used, gas, and unclaimed
furniture; all types; rock-bottom
prices. AIS Annapolis I'd, Bladens-
burg. Md. Call UN. 4-l545. -13
REFRIGERATORS-So5 UP
Late models, easy terms ALLISON'S
ooJ0 14th ct An A-Ao0R
Evening star., 1953-10-13
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PEKINGEsE, Axe, red male. real pal,
PUPPIES, 4, beautiful, love children,
Z wks. old, almost housebroken, SO
DACHSHUND PUPPY. red, 3 mos. old,
male, excel. bloodline. registered,
SO. EN-. 81 1874. -15
FRENCH POODLES, females, beauti-
ful silver miniatures. mos. old,
Axe, perm. inoc., wormed, excel.
blo9diinsS; ,JE: 2-23o1, -i5
reg. months. Is Darwin ave-,
Takoma Park, Md. JU. s-4265.
DOG, lost vic. of Beltsville, medium
size. black, part Chow, white around
mouth. Answers to "Inky." Re-
ward. WE. 5-62oS. -15
COOKERS, female. : weeks, parti-
color and buff, Axe, wormed. shots,
champion bloodline. KE. S-2T13.
BOSTON TERRIER, male, Axe. 10.
9-9655, lis
oughbred. Axe, 90 mos. Call so.
CoCRfER oSfT sPANIELs. IL wks. old.
Reg. Axe Sell or trade for camera
gun, binoculars or what have you
GREAT ri; DANE, male. sa5: Manassas.
Va, Rte. IS. Catlett, left to Elk
Run. store left $40 . miles, grey
house Right side
CThNI NIECE HTTTENJC
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-SW

SE.. off Penna. ave.-Double rm.
Privileges. Reasonable. Ii. 3-6193
after 3 pm.
privils. and home atmosphere. Also.
2 rms. for light housekeeping; will
furnish to suit; cow. transp. 716
18th st. Sc, 1T. 4-1352. -16
AVE- S.E.-Lge. rm.,
newly turn; off Pa. ave. Ii. $4,000
lis
FRONT RM., pvt. home: lady: l blk
Barney Circle. Kit. and laundry
privils. 1900 H st. s.e., Ii. 4-6042.
is
100? H ST. Sc. near Barney Circle
Room for Young lady; kitchen
and laundry privileges. Ii. 6-4495.
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share 10-rm. home
with four others in NV, pvt. bed
rm. TV. bar, RA. 3-5672 after $50.
is
EMPL. LADY wishes another lady for
nice 2-bedrm. apt. NV. $50. Car
line. CO. 5-7744, Ext. lib South.
ONE OR TWO young men to share
attrac mod. apt. with actor. usually
on road. 1892 Gerard ST. NV, Apt.
GIRL. o5-35 to share Broom apt,
uptown section, with another girl.
$40. KE 7-0S42 evenings. -l5
VIC. DUPONT CIRCLE men
want third man to share modern
apt; TV, phono. DU. 1857. 10
14th AND r. I. AVE. N.E.-Business
woman to share ,1-bedrm apt. with
congenial girl. NO. 7-0264 or Ii,
DESIRE YOUNG MAN to share
nicely furn. air cond. apt. Tel.
CO. 5-7549 bet. 5 and z pm. --13
Evening star., 1953-10-13

DE. 2-0927 --1S
COLORED-BEST NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe ST., Apt. 3Q6-Two
rms, kit. and bath; h.-w.h.; ian.
ssS drS mS LIS Tss pisE pREEAhTY iFrS s ses ME Me-
COLORED-53IS B ST. S.E.-TWo
BEDROOMS. large liv.. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath; refer. furn. modern
de luxe BIDS; COW. to buses, school,
JACK SIAN & CO., ie21 Conn. ave.
CoIoREDMuPPER NV. sEcTioN.
Two rms, kitchen and bath; in nice
Christian home: for quiet couple.
coIoRED@iOo BLK. OF PARK RD.
" dec. call RA. s-$76s.
COLORED-i6l8 18th ST. NV
Restored building. new condition,
exclusive location. Dupont Circle
area | and room efficiency ants.
81, Si5 > 70 $50 per week; =, ems wv
one rm. and Kit. aNT apt. " 6u. 6:' 7E.os5o.
CoLoREDPpIi4s eS 81 4 PA FAIRMoNT ST.
N.W.-SeVeral 1-rm.. kit. and bath.
and one 2-rm., kit. and bath. DU.
CoLoRED-oNE ROOM and kitchen,
nicely furnished; newly decorated
in quiet neiehborhood. DU. 7-O9l6.
18th ST. N.E.--lst
fir.. rms. and bath. 3 or 4
adults. Apply 500 Mass. ave. ne.
CoLoRED-e NEWLY DECoRATED
and furn. efficiency apts. COM
plete pvt. kits. Quiet adults. Refs.
S60-S70 incl. utils. See custodian,
1905 Belmont rd. NV. after 4 pm.
cCN en- ECrSo2I 2Iro 1rDpNsS "a,
kit, Semibath, pvt. entrance; suit.
4. S110 mo, incl. utils .RA. 6-1a2S.
10
RIM, kit, private bath,
:. rms. kit and share bath. Fine
ne. section; DU. 7-59S2. -la
-Lge. front bedrm., connecting pvt.
fully equip. kit. with comb. din. rm..
utils. incl; SIS wk. Apply after
R,p.m. Ia
Evening star., 1953-10-13

SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV,
at Dupont Circle-For Govt. empl.
phone. daily maid service, visiting
privils., liv. rm.. TV and paino; Yerv
good meals. HO. 2-6767.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Live with comfort
and economy Enjoy your leisure
hours, We have delicious food
friendly atmosphere. best location.
~ and Bendix. House mother,
MRS., WALLACE DAVIS. -16
I4I0 18th ST. N.W.-Single; also
suite for four. Private bath. DU
BUSINESSWOMEN'S CLUB - Sgl.,
double: excellent meals home priVi-
ieges; TV. AID. 2-9S75, AID. 2-9S74.
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

HYATTSvILLE. MD.-Furn. rm. for
man; next bath; no other roomers.
Conv. transp. WA. 7-91O5. lis
ARLi, dsLt,.n n COLUMBUS I'M st1Rm st. bSa , for
of Glebe rd ia. 1890. -16
SILVER SPRING-Lge. bedrm.. bath,
pvt. home for gentleman, conv. loc.,
transp. JU. 7-7O1S. -13
K.VERDALE-very Rdoa attrac; dhle. rm.
transp. WA. 7-O226. -15
Evening star., 1953-10-13

1854 model. larse de luxe. completely
Compartment. Adjustable shelves.
plenty OF shelves in door; very IA
nous wake; new, in factory carton
Regular. $500; sale. S339 ,95. Open
ewes. till O. Call JU. S-97o7.
PETE HILL co.
944 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring Md.
ia
Evening star., 1953-10-13

FUR-Be wise. shop wise. Fabulous
show pieces in mink: a terrific stock
at terrific savings. Everybody wears
used furs." BASKIN tMIRACLE1
FURS. Sth and, G NV.
FuRsITwo silver fox perfectly
FURS, black Persian, mink trim, 2
yrs. old. like new. must sacrifice
S225. Muskrat. $50. Size 1912.
Call after pm, WA. $1,000, Ext,
FUR COAT, mouton. excel con cond.
DE. 2-6O64. ID
FUR COAT-Muskrat very good con
ditien:a Size lo:12 S75. Cali RE.
FUR JACKET, beige, finest baby lamb.
n. 7. store. XII. a-aoSs, IL
excel. cond., Sllo. so. 5-163S.
FGRSTTTREZMahosany tAssSHaHfRis ySf dble. BE bed.
box springs. mattress and dresser,
dition. LO. 4-6234. IA
FURNITURE = Unclalmed; power
mower. new. $50; desk typist chair,
sos; washer. Kenmore. yr, old
$50; blond dinette set. perfect
$35. 732 9TH ST., NV. Jo., 2-333o
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
rm. m from unclaimed fTeisht a and i fac:
tory essh sifse0p.fo Lion seSs Bpas SaHass
46o New YORK ave. n;%.' daily 1875;
.FIfRiNifTtRE SALE ;Bfsnd,new bet.
rm. from unclaimed freieht 'and
, factory cloSeouts, etc. At great saw
BIDa.. ~ 400 New York ave NV.
FURSrrTREsrass faRlS rGs sfS m bed Box Box springs
nIP tables, T9ss; sgl mirrors pictures, lamps
FURNITURE-seven-pc French val;
nut jr. din; rm. suite S5g; walnut
Tni sehTinn 'Sss, bike, SIS. V' JG. 5iss9: SoS
FURNITURE-Hollywood bed. sa5,
bookcase, SIS: oyerstuffed chair
etc; EM; 2-S200, Ext: s.
SET with accessories: s-pc. din. rm
FURNITURE-Dinette set. light oak
also sofa. club chair. end tables
sooS 700 I,G1rSr S1nS IA Il. e S193l lx1NnS-
FnRXfrTPRs ffS!sT PFIee s6Ebrandndg ch Ia Sga4 bed
rm. Iiv. rm. and dinette sets from
/ unclaimed railroad fright ana fac,
tory closeouts. HENRY'S FURNI
TuRE CO.. 1925 eth ST. NV; HU
| 3-3646. Terms a~raneed. Free del
Govt. service and union discounts
FURNITURE. ALMOST NEW :
rooms; moving, must sell; cali any
time. 1903 3Sth ave, Apt. = Hy
attSville, Md. LIZ
FURNITURE-Desig your own kitch
en- or dinette set from thousands o
j combinations Wrought iron, chrome
Il wood Choice of any Formica pat
terms and upholstery fabrics.
Il DINETTE CENTER
! Open Evenings Till 9. wed. TIN 5
-19
Evening star., 1953-10-13
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-p. c.

S32 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-2 and
3 rm, apts. with kit. and bath; $40
to .S77.50 mo See caretaker IN Apt.
4 to inspect or call WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP MA. S-4StS ~
519 4th ST. N.W.-l-rm. efhciency
sSts sS 81; s.. nd a6rsss Sssh in .pt SsosG 81 es
WAsHiNdToN HoUsINd corr.
s;E.. M AREA. q mr.. Pa, ave. Dridge-on.
inrnd nsdrm liy rm S1o kit' kG and bath: avail %
CONN. AVE. APT. HOUSE-1 bedrm.,
liv. rm.. dining foyer kit and bath,
new refgr.: lge. closets. switchboard
and an ! s.r elevator; tsG seoay location. Call
3Ios vARNUM sT. N.E.--Near Cath
olic u: beaut, 2 rms. kit. and bath
Further details call WASHINGTON
bE HoHsINo TfiRE NEH GoRR Rrn "a s4s1si 11si.r,,.
Kit. din; dispOsai; RH closets Fs espo. n5e:
sures; busline shops, theaters, Boil
ling Andrews. 10. 2-5541 EN-.
oSE !sls1Isi ASD TWO BEDRM. APIS. from
6orhood. See 'snitor, 1880 Belmont
wfLTsH1RE Iii r;Hi CRESCENT. 1901 Conn.
ave.-Lovely furn ENC. apis. Liv.
rm., 13x2O; lge. dressing rm. and
bath. plenty closet space: air cond,
utils. and secretarial service. Cali
RES. MGR. EN-. $4,000 Ia
1859 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Newly
decorated apis. bedrm:, Hv. rm.,
kitchen. dinette and bath: S65 to
$50. including everything; keys at
premises cHAREs c. CONNER,
sfs Ts' isth ISL ST. N.w.-powntownl.S .
rms, kit. bath, $50 per mo. J. c.
WELDON CO.. NE. s-30l1; eyes,.
3 T RMS. oglTf KIT. AND BATH. SOS; high
class neiEhborhood. Cor. of Conn.
) MR; : MI MILoR' Or 10 2;I1l6,o r,.. -le2
and bath, lst FIR. pvt. home, newly
decor; utils. incl, $50; adults. IA.
BOILING FIELD AREA in 2-family
apt; bldg rms. din; area han.
rm; redec;; S1I5; win consider fur
INC. 2 Dupont circle. Du. 7-1234.
~ sEATON PL. N.w.-lst mr.,
rms, kit, bath. Ice. back porch.
pvt: 2nd fr., . rms, kit. bath, lge
norch, pvt; refs. RA. 3-2450.
Mr.. WALTER REED HosP.-Ise.
attrae. l-bedrm. apt: $50 80; mod.
flreproof bldg. Box 163-X, Star.
CONTINUED on Next PaSeD