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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

tightly secured to keep mice out.
While filling the crib, close it up
each night to prevent an infesta-
ton from getting started Do not
leave the door open any length of
time day or night Remove all
rubbish that may be underneath
the crib or close to It. The rub
Dish will provide shelter near the
food supply.
Drying the corn, Smelling and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
Green Bay

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cakes and
children. of Pama City. Okla,
and Mrs. Wade Cakes, Of Leas-
burg, N. C, were Thursday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roach.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Palmer
visited relatives at Greensboro
n c.. Sunday.
Mrs John A Love spent sun
day at Petersburg with her
mother, Mrs J V Motley, and Mr.
Motley.
Richmond Guest
Mrs. @. F. Pully, of Richmond.
spent several days this week, with
Miss Lily HardaWay
MILFORD Dunn and Francis.
Dunn. of Washington and Louis
Dunn, of Nottoway, We're visitors
here, Monday
MI. and Mrs Bobby Wilson
spent Sunday at Church Road
with her parents AIr. and Mrs.
w T. Ford.
Mrs. M. w. Powers. MI and
Mrs. c. H Powers and r. T.
Berry, of Richmond. We're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r Z.
Berry, il.
Visit Patient
Mrs II. A. Ravens accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs Maury Price and
Georgiana and Harris Coe to
Richmond, Sunday. to see Mauy.
Jr., who is in the Crippled Chill
drenS Hospital
Mrs. Clara Bellene is spending
some time with her sister Mrs.
Paul Ilegler, and MI Ziegler.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
Mellerriin

A. o,d ,rn y rr,,.,,
snen, + h,i' u eis' ond =, P 5lupo1ta
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SON Ierov enent S,n7dar MN
1ns W r poberts If rl1aso C ~,.-
Nj an NJ " = Hau.li III,
of c;1,.o,. c,,,.;,,ou ~ $500
fo,. da1.c III, ~, ~ NJ ~.
con 1ra,,ahan IN, ~ 49, =, : ~ M
Zoo cilhroath ~ Narf oi sa ''l','
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

Or is being stored under the loan
program
Indications are that grinders
and loan agencies may refuse to
accept corn which his been con-
taminated
Corn storage cribs and bins can
be made rat and mouse-proof by
screening them with 1/4-inch
hardware cloth on all sides and on
top Be sure the tapping edges are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

storing it in a bin that can be
fumigated or treated with grain
protectant is the ideal way to
handle corn to be used for food
Keep bins tight.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

In grooming dogs stripping is
done with a special instrument
that removes dead hair and evens
the coat; clipping is cutting the
hair Sport Afield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE CAR

YOU CAN'T BEAT TIE CAR
D0n'f inrcsf your money untii you see us
and put the husky, hi9h compression power
Of a Pontiac through its PAGES! From your
first touch on the accelerator TO the last
smooth, assured stop, you find you have
a real performer in hand. And Pontiac $
record for dependability makes every mile
much more enjoyable.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
Keep Storage Corn
Clean, VPI Advises

Protect the new corn which will
soon be going into cribs and stor-
age from damage by rats. mice
and insects during the winter
months
That's the advice from VPI spe-
clallsts who say protection is
especially important if the corn is
to be used for grinding into meal,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs G w Palmer were
IN Richmond. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. LinWood Price, of
Petersburg. were supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs, John A. Love,
Thursday.
Mrs. c. T Redd spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
w, | Ship at Richmond.
Mrs H A Ravens and Mrs. D.
II Beck returned home, Tuesday,
with Mrs Walter Lee Moring
whom they met at the plane at
New York on her return from
Damstadt, Germany
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25

A birthday dinner Was given
for G. r. Hurt. Sunday Sept. 20.
IN the home OF his daughter and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICE

hos brought
q
from guaranteed
We regardless and
1853 ruckth purchase IS
Internationally AZ housond miles
n onymok ond used for thirty(3 do
FIRMS the nosto
corefu Our
We make GOOD FRIENDS BIG PROFIT
each 1858 model ehQt the
only kind Of long profit
Usually automobiles
So be before buy
advertising SIS any 1853
until October IS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DEAL

You want the best value, OF course. men 90
this. After you've experienced Pontiac'S
powerful performance, know its extra quail
ty and its low price, let us prove to you that
Pontiac has one of the very highest resale
values in America. Everything adds up TO
one fact: the Pontiac deal is your best deal!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-25
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE

The price Of Pontiac is actually just few
dollars above the lowest priced cars! Come
in and check for yourself! With its size,
luxury and power, Pontiac offers vast diff
ference in quality for small difference in
price and makes fine car ownership easy.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
COOPERATIVE sAPTS. SALE

BROADMOOR-This truly magnifi-
cient apt. has exposures. overlook
ing Rock Creek Park, plus 27-ft
living room, full dining room, mod
ern kitchen with disposal and dish
washer; glaSSed-in sun porch,
master bedrooms with 2 full-sized
baths. Shown by appt. only. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
co, ST. $4,000; residence AID
NEAR MERIDIAN PARKS rooms
kitchen and bath apt, plus glassed
in sun porch. Well established build
ing. low maintenance charges. Price
only $500 with 81 900 cash. Please
call, Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
co, ST. $4,000; residence AID
COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Large apt. ir
est. COOP; includes huge foyer, !
excellent view Of city; eley., and !d0
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; residence
MASS. AVE. nr. Rock Greek PARK
De luxe l-bedroom apt, including
kitchen with service door, bedroom
with immense closet and bath. The
entire apt; has been completely re-
Exclusive building in ideal residen;;
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000;
residence. AID. 2-5004.
1861 CRESCENT PL. N.W.-An ad-
dress of distinction;. Ice. efic., apt.
on 9th floor. nice view; priced low
for quick sale; 24-hr. eley. and
swbd. serv. McDEvITT. JU. 7-54S4.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Three-b bed
room brick Colonial. Lee. liv. Tnl.,
lge. din. rm., de luxe equip. kit.
2h baths. garage, full bsmt. with
recr.. rm., screened porch; exclusive
residential area; avail. Nov. II;
$40 per month. For appointment
to inspect. call Mr.. Ellis.
YEONAS REALTY
2313 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. $1,000
-6
DESIRABLE NV. HOUSES
1925 18th ST.-3 bedrms., bath:
2-car garage; gas auto. heat; Sl36
mo.
501S 4ond ST. bedrms., 2 baths:
gas auto. heat; S135 mo.
2634 GARFIELD ST--9 rooms: o
bedrms., . baths; $3.50 mo
1920 43rd ST.--3 bedrms., ga baths;
auto. heat; S175 mo.
For appointment to inspect call
BOSS e. PHELPS, INC.
MA S-npnn
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

FOR MOVING AND HAULING, nights
and Suns. special rates. Call IA.
MoViiNG-e4-hour service: exper.
help: padded vans; low rates: quick
service IA S-195o .,.,. ~
ice; reasonable rates. AID. 4-4037.
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA, 81 g.
CHESTER MOVERS - Anything. any
time. ST. $3.50. Ia S-0lla after
ARE YoG MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods Si and
FFoRWARD1NG. MA. 8-4s52.
SMALL VAN and driver S4 hr. or by
Job RE 7-1454. -6
MOVING, hauling; reasonable rates;
free estimates. No Job too large or
ARE You MOVING or are you wreck
ing? If you are doing both. call a
cut-rate inexperienced mover. But
if you want to move proper. Mr..
don't stop her. let her call RIGHT
WAY MOVERS. 10. 2-333O. -1S
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr.,
small and large jobs; trained men;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-0iO4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night co. 5-9S59
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TOMORROW
WANT A
KING-SIZED APT?
YOU'LL FIND THEM AT
N41--@a Ia;a IIaiorlNfc 10fc

Columbia Heights Apis.
IN ARLINGTON. VA.
1-Bedroom Apt. From $3.50 Month
2-Bedroom Apis. From $3.50 Month
Rent Includes All Utilities
Then come out now and see our newly
decorated apis. (some with lge. pic
ture windows, now avail. in this
ultramod., conv. and charming gar
den community. All apts. have 2 or
3 exposures, 5 huge closets. beaut.
kit. and bath, ETC.. and there. are
broad, we'll kept lawns, inclosed
Fairgrounds; laundry. storage and
private parking facilities. ETC.. Just
moments from the Pentagon and
downtown D. C, on good bus transp.
To reach: Out Columbia pike to
Greenbrier ST., right l long blk to
mgr.'s office on right at S15 Green
brier. Open daily and Sunday, 1917.
Call JAI 1855.
"a
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SUPERLATIVES

Are in order when talking about
lovely and eyer popular. DONNA LEE
these apts. in this thoroughly mod.
community OF garden-type apts.,
featuring spaciousness bet. buildings
and spaciousness in your individual
lilies, due to its off-highway loo.
Just . blocks to arterial highway.
Bus service to YOUR door. Shopping,
EraGe school within area. Private
nursery school on DONNA LEE
grounds. One bedrm., SS3 80 and
formation and appt to inspect, call
resident manager. JE 3-S573.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1929 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-6660
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SILVER SPRING = bedrms., COM
$l1O: several others. SIGLER g. CO.,
LO. 4-S3S3. HE 4-S193. %
ARLINGTON - Corner brick, ami;
8 bedrms;; garaee; owner in Florida;
s,,'l syail. until May /; $3.50. @6l7 Key
NEARBY MD.-Mod. furn. house; Tv,
peopie efowd for 8 mos. nos.' WA. A. 7-sS5e.% % M5
ALEX. DEL RAY-5 rms; 2 bedrms.; i;
bsmt;; l blk. G. w. High School;
SOUTH ARLiNGTON-Nicely furn.
2-bedrm. semidet.;. carport. storage
washer; conv. loc.: S125. Cali rent
department. q to s; IA. 7-93O0,
= FAsRFIINoT9M sFI BE BEATTY co. oa mS 5,
brick rambler: avail. ii Immediately: y: !:
BETHEsDA-Loveiy home. 3 bed
% go. MRS; y M CLYDE E. aDGNNINoToN,
MASS. EXT. AND MaeARTHUR-
Small furn. rambler: up to 6. mos. /:
immed; poss.; reas. rent. OIL. 4-2S4l
LOVELY 99-BEDRM.. 4-bath house in
fmmed occupaney a1Ss s5G $500 JAMES iGr Or
DIXON & co. ST. 3-7200, -5
ARLINGTON. VA bedrms.. .
baths. brick: also bedrm. and "a
bath, recr. rm. in English bsmt lge.
washer. freezer. h.-w. oil heat: lease;
1prr Loreom lane and Military, I'd.
ARLINGTON - o-bedrm. semidet
avail. Dec. l.: conveniently located
Wsrne ~ pets; St no shisdEen; sEsao s1lo' 5o1 s.
114S NSSNy VARNUM' isi IN ST. ST? S..W.-sae55 mo
Corner detached house, IA stories;
liv, rm. din. rmS kit, bedrms;
hath hath fnd heat nj ca aff sEITzEET sf5 Hint 6i 81
DETACHED, 1894 41st ST. NV
Six rooms. bath; oil heat: full base
ment; available at once: rental,
S140; Call DI. 7-774o; ewes" OIL.
soia fRsoDMAN ST. N.w.-Itv. rm.,
din: rm., sunrm,,, kit. 4 bedrms,, .
inspect any time. NE. S-4941. --G
DESIRABLE NV: loc.:, between Wis;
f-9463 or Fort Belvoir 2-4"17, -6
TWO OWNERS. leaving for Fla, will
let you use their fine homes; well
turn. excel. NV. nr. 18th st. loo
After & p.mY RA. 3-413S. -6
ALEXANDRIA, Huntington-Two-b
room semidet.; bsmt., fenced yard
Avail. immed. S1l0. JE. 4-13S5.
ARLINGTON-Girls, 2 to 5; clean,
comfortable. 2-bedrm. duplex. At
Columbia pike and Glebe rd $50
each. incl. utils. KE. S-51SS. -
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.-3 bedrms.,
liy, rm., kit. bath, oil h.-w.h,,
refgr.. gas range. S65. MA. S-3433
CHEVY CHASE. Md. mr.. Chevy Chase
Club.-Lge. house and grounds. Five
bedrms., 3 baths, sewing rm. or
nursery. library. modern kit: just
redec.; we'll furn. Owner desires re-
Sponsible tenant. One or > years
lease. Children and pets welcome;
5000 per month. Call Mr Domer,
SANDOz. INC. Dupont Circle,
DJJ T-lo34 g
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN.-1 bedrm. or lge. efficiency. in
apt. building: NV: or subrent fol
about Sl75. Box 379-Y. Star. -
COUPLE DESIRES furnished apt;
bedrm., kit, pvt bath. Near Fit
Belvoir. or accessible by bus to there.
Refs. Box 45-Z, Star. s"
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bedrm. brick Colonial; full bSmt /;
fenced; ] blk. tranSp.; oil heat;
conv. to all schools and shopping;
Sl35 mo, IA. 7-6730. %
WEST HYATTSVILLE - 4 bedrms.,
ga baths. sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.;
brick; S135 per month. CASKEY
Realtor. AP. 7-640O. 5
COTTAGE. 3 rooms, electricity. on
farm S mi. out Indian Head hwy
etc. LU. l-2S16 after pm. ~
ANNANDALE-Liv. rm., 2 bedrms..
kit. and bath; conv. to schools.
Shopping center. Call JE 2-R1SR
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH - .2-bedrm., brick.
Cape Cod: completely furn; liv. rm.
with f1repl., din. area, pine-paneled
den. Conv. location; = months
lease. Avail. Nov. 18th; Sl40 per
north. Call Mr.. Ellis, YEONAS
REALTY CO., ia. S-21O0. -,6 .
12O2 HOLLY ST. NV. shepherd
Park - .9-bedrm. bungalow. large
yard; excel tgsnsP; RA. 5000 o
house, furnished. Gsll Ca for infor-
500? 2nd PL. N.W.-Loyely 2-bedrm
det. brick home very desirable Sec
ton of northwest Washington; COM
pletely furn. pine-paneled recr. rm.
and den; avail. Dec. /; $3.50 per
mo-; adults only. Shown by appt.
Call Mr.. Evans. UN. 4-54SS or RA.
6-534S. HARRY PoRETsKY q d
CHEVY aS1l CHASE, MD.-Attrac. home
Country Club. Has step-down liv.
rm. with fireplace. separate din, rm.,
8 bedrms.. ga baths and Gear
buiit-in garage. Avail for immed.
occupancy at S@75 per mo. For ap-
pointment to inspect call Mrs. Bar
ker at WO. 6-7S40 or H. L. HOR-
TON ME S-33S0 b
SILVER SPRING-Tastefully furn. 2
bedrm. brick rambler: full din. rm.
and full bsmt.; l blk. of Franklin
ave, close to everything; TV incl;
$50. JU. $4,000. Move in immed.
EIGHT ROOMS, bath; gas. oil heat,
auto, Bendix; beautiful location: cation
det. garage: front and back porches;
fireplace. KE. 1870 after pm.
.
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APrs. uNEURNlsHEp-p. c.
APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-MD.

NEAR BLADENSBURG-Tw 3-rm.
apts. on 2 acres; .$67 mo. utilSS.
incl incl and S2S5spN a1gS psTmi5ted REa1
| ESTATE, UN. 4-1515 weekdays.
WA. 7-0515 ewes.
rm., dinette, kit bath; nr. transp.
EN-. 2-499S. JU. 5-5900: III ,
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Maple and
Lee aves. New bldgs;; and :
bedrm. apts.;, near elem and r;
transp.; all utils. incl; $50 to $g5
per mo JU. 9-1315 days; JU'
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive 3-Tm;-
and-bath apt, private entr. SIo'
APIS. AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace; 6lOo
Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md
Next to schools and shopping center;
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. -6
sos 52nd AVE. S.E.-House, entirely
pvt, ground f., front; bedrms.' Nv
rm.. kit. and bath. $50. utils. IN
Gluded 4 all J6 Ssy Sa5oa SAT and snn SO fe
KENSiNGTON GARDENS, loc. on
busline-One-bedr apt, available
immed. at SS4:75, incl. all utils Two
bedrms., as of Nov. u. at $500
Ps5Se,ds, bEB 91. Nd; Z 544l' SOo' Wis: @i0 rSs''
TWo-BEDROOM APT, near schools,
good transp. 500 Sligo ave-, Silver
Spring, Md, RA. $3.50. IS
COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Kncx I'd
bedrms:. ly rm. dinetteii tIni,, Kit copw Istn; n
shopping center and transp.; S96.50
BEETifHIfEsDA. ETH Md and and . bedroom
apts.. $70-S90. plus utils; SAMUEL
E BoGLEY; me Oh 0h, $3.50 .TH AZ
No. l0IMspaei,q4us "a ! Pedrm Satpc J.. rNs Iiy;
closets; picture windows; private
lockers $3.50 includes utils. 30
STss sSss TSs sD .ns sisS aG6 TsPfR6 bl6et tu
SILVER sPRiNGNNew apt, bldg. l.
9edrm; liy 5m a.sn dinette ftt dtia kisi BATH 6
ASSToNHTTE NJ NH T2 S3afkno GakDESS. rs corai HIS
Garden type-1414 4Sth ave: Sc.
Convenient. out Pa. ave. Sc, left on
Alabama to 4Sth-1 and bedroom
units. newly dec: S84-$94. 80. Stove,
refgr;,, all ptils; furnished; 10 II once 9fl;
TAKoMH PARK - Beautiful newly
dec. 2-bedrm. apt. for the discrimi-
mating tenant. Loc. excel. JU. 5-37s3.
SILVER SfhlN0-'u llile fcAluCHllaA
area. Two-bedrm. apt. in new g.
unit bldg: many attrac features m
clude 4 large closets. plus walk in
kit, pantry, sep. dinette. full-size
range and refgr, master TV, fr-
tenna, off street parking. tSmt.
locker storage, auto. laundry eduip
with free use Of WestinghoLSe
Laundromat Avail. Dec. l. oSn5
Plymouth St, > blks. from Flower
and Piney Branch. JU. s-25G3 OF
TAKoMA PARK-Attrac. l and q
bedrm. apis. Conv. to Allen shop
ping center. SS4.5O and S925 incl.
utilS. Avail. immed. JU. 9-3739:
IMMACULATE 4 RMS. pvt. entr..
pvt bath, lge. closets; utils. furn.;
adults. SS5. UN. 4-5379. 5
ONE E-BEDRM., liv. rm., dinette, kit.
| and bath, terrace apt; Silver Spring.
| sos, utilS. furn. JU. 5-S905. =
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-De
luxe apt. in mod, 6-unit bldg. Two
bedrms. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath. 500, incl. utilS. ROBERT E.
LOHR, Realtor, RA. 6-3600. g
SPACIOUS ONE-BEDRN. APTS. over
looking parkway. Individual heat
control All utils. incl. May use
own washing machine. $50 mo.
Also ] apt. at $3.50. Located In
rwo-bedrm. SHi apis. at 500 in Sill. spg.
JU. 5-756n. JU. 5-2947. Ewes
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ALEXANDRIA-ARLANDRIA - 3-bed-
rm. brick row; near PentaRon,
transp:. shopping and schools; S105
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ALEXANDRIA

Two bedrms.. hv. rm., dinette. kit.
and bath; $50. all utils. RIVER
VIEW APTS., 1116 N. Pitt ST..
Alex, Va. S
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-vA.
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APTS. UNFURNlsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON. mr.. Entire
1st A., 2 bedrms.. newly dec. 8
minutes Pentagon. D. c. Mr.. bus,
shops $115 mo. incl. utils. Avail.
now IA. 7-0744. -S
ARLINGTON - Modern apt. bldg;
S69.50; 2 rms, kit. bath. porch;
restricted adults. ia. 2-330O. ~
TWO BEDROOMS. 2nd fl. Of new du-
plex, 2520 10th st. N, mr.. Fort
NY Myer; ;affar Sa1V; &. Call JA' $4,000 s Ext
ALEX.-Two- bearm. apt. newly re-
6SpnESs deci; SySil NTy' TT 4. aA56o LocH HARRoR
Is@9 n. RoLFE ST.. Arlington-Two
bath; rent, S135 mo-, including ali
utilities. See janitor. basement. 1914
n Rolfe. B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 10TH
ARL.. excel neiehborhood-1 and .
bedrms.; Arl, Hall, Pentagon, Navy
Annex, 10 min. to D. c.: $3.50
and sos: all utils. except electricity;
near Glebe I'd, 4014 Columbia pike.
ARLINGTON. best section1Near Key
large closets. storage: parking; SS5
and S115: utils. except elec.; no
children. MRS; FANDRICH. out
Wils9R W 9R4 RlSd lSd6 rd left on Oak St. tight
ARLINGTON, RosSlyn area bed
rooms. liv. rm.. kit. din. alcove and
bath; SS6.50: all utilities furnished;
available Immediately. Call MRS.
ELVIN. IA. 2-4447. -
ARL.-Lovely apt. in apt bldg: lge.
liv. rm., pic. window; dinette,; lge.,
mod. kit; hall, bedrms. 2 baths,
den: close shop. transp. ia. 7-0107.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
l-bedrm. units available. Priced
from $75. Situated in conv. Alex
andria; 10-min. drive from the
White House. Phone TIE. 6-4400,
or come to office in Adams Building,
cor Mt. Vernon ave. and Russell rd.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Fund Dinner 10 Climax
Drive for Israel Trees

The annual Jewish National
Fund Dinner to be held at pm
Wednesday in the B'nai Israel
Synagogue will climax the local
campaign to plant $4,000 trees in
the Washington section of the
Forest Of the Six Million in
Israel.
The forest is a memorial to six
million Jewish persons killed by
the Nazis in World War II. It is
located in the hills of Judea in
the corridor between Jerusalem
and Tel Aviv.
A highlight of the dinner will
be the dedication of a forest in
Israel to Mr.. and Mrs. Isador
Turover, of Washington, in ap-
probation of their work for the
State of Israel.
Since its inception 80 years
ago, the Jewish National Fund
has planted more than Is million
trees in Israel. The program
provides employment for resi-
dents. stops erosion and fur
nishes timber for industry.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Agriculture Employees
To Hold Second Show

The fifth annual Agriculture
Employees Hobby Show will open
its second section tomorrow from
$50 to 8 pm. in the patio of the
administration building. Inde-
pendence avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
S.W.
On display will be garden prod
ucts and flowers. together with
collections of many kinds rang
ing from silver spoons and pre-
cious china to buttons and ear
rings.
A flower arrangement will be
held with judging to be held at
noon today.
At 8 pm. Tuesday the Agri-
culture Entertainment Troupe
will entertain.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
u. 5. Chamber Blasts
.CI0 Demand for
Guaranteed Wage
BY tn. As.oeios.d Pres.

A major business group struck
out yesterday against the guar
anteed wage demanded by major
CIO unions, saying it would
shackle the American economy
The United States Chamber of
Commerce said the CIO plan
might aggravate a Nationwide
economic depression rather than
prevent a slump, as the unions
claim.
To the individual, his job is
important, the chambers report
said. But from the broad eco
nomic standpoint, it is produc-
ton and growth that count.
Many of these attempts at Sc
curity stem from failure to un-
derstand what really puts sub
stance in the pay roll and what
makes for economic and human
progress. Security is sought at
times at all costs, regardless Of
its resulting qualification and
stagnation."
Can't Control Demand.
The Unions say top manageri-
al men get annual salarieS-and
hence are not docked for layoffS
as some other employees may be.
They claim that if employers
face the prospect Of paying PEN
atty wages when there is no work,
their firms will generally see to it
that production is regularized
and employment kept steady.
However, the chambers report
said many individual employers
cannot control seasonal demand.
monetary and tax changes. and
other factors bearing on their
ability to provide steady employ
ment.
The report said the guaranteed
wage might tend to intensity
the very economic breakdown the
plan is supposed to prevent.
"Is this not likely to happen,
since under the guaranteed wage,
labor costs are converted from
the variable into fixed costs, so
that these labor costs must be
met whether there Is any work
done or not?" the report asked.
Might Destroy Mobility.
The chamber said widespread
wage guarantees might well de-
stroy labor mobility and "block
desirable production changes
based upon population shifts,
geographical relocation, technot
logical and other changes"
If widely adopted, the cham
ber said, the plan might force in
dustries into protective agree
ments working against consumer
interests and might lead to q
Government planned economy. |
The report said unions seem to
be pressing the demand as de-
vice to get employees to support
increases in State unemployment
compensation benefits. Some
unions contend that employers
can discount any guaranteed
wage liability by the amount Of
jobless BENEFITS the worker re
ceives from the State. 'ss|:
"They propose" the chamber
said, ito narrow the differential
between wages and benefits to
such an extent that the incen-
tive to work would be lessened,
and in some cases destroyed, and
Evening star., 1953-10-11

unemployment for some would
be a desirable situation"
The chamber said employers
should make every effort to
maintain steady employment,
but said inflexible union agree
ments designed to accomplish
this might destroy the present
dynamic chara cter of the Ameri-
can economy.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
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