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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. topping, pruning
feeding and cabling. So and up
Free estimates PAUL'S TREE SERV
gLANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil manure. trees, shrubhery
azaleas. ~, F0USE & BILD, JE
TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT for sale.
WE. 5-974S, WE. 5-6463. 10
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoH
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. 10. S-4933 p
SPECIAL for the month of February
only-I.-H. Co. baler twine. $3.50:
N. II. white baler twine. $3.50:
N. H. black bailer twine. Sl3; lst-
grade Mexican baler twine. $40 21t
of above prices for 90 bales or more
MALONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring,
Md. JU. S-3332.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
stone road gravel, sludge. hauling
grading. tree removing. 10. 2-1433
HAY-Twenty-two tons mixed hay
for sale, some timothy, lespedeza
broom sage. ia. S-SS20, weekdays
am. to. 8 p.m.; KE. S-6660. Sun
and evenings, .
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming: evergreens and shrubs
trimmed; free estimates. Call Ii
3-3319 any time. 10
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery: lawT
renovating. LU. 1868 any time
COW MANURE. well rotted. $40 pei
IL bu., $3.50 per 10 bu.. 81 per :
bu.. del. Topsoil. WA. 7-4593. 49,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FALLS CHURCH-SLEEPY HOLLOW
dining rm., firepiace; Rssfi subiet ihroush ugh
august; with option for extension;
r;S,syS ;$lSS a month; JE; 4-2S36. 10
CONv. BETHESDA. Silver suring--
.sssiss! sssfs !sjs 8sf%$' SS e.; 3$fF
1929 S:5, : @ ST, Seat Pleasant. Md
rm; kit, 2 baths and recr. rm.
$l00 mo. Apply JAMES j. RUP.
18th STREET N.w.-Ideal IiT b:bedrm.
family. home in. an excellent resi-
Genital neighborhood at 4828 18th
st. Just decorated and avail. for
immed occupancy. $235 per month.
2-year lease If desired. SHANNON
4. 4 LgCHs Sssk CO.. 1908 H st. NV,
1ES %N from Ssdrm S.a and r.Rs.4 SsEal
s'c wooD co%PANY SShsSis13n e. SoiO ReE RgoS SS:
Se5 MoNTH-six-room house. S14
FAILS iii HnqHlFs ASS6hin area
complete e.ec. kit.. it'll incl. Sh, diS6washer; asT;
nrepl.; full bsmt. S13o. JE. 2-27S3.
THREE -BEDRM.. semidetached house: {:
Srnn Silver SGn,,' Spring area; perfect for ehii:
per month. HE. 4-S096
FOXHALL VILLAGE-Det. brick: 8
. bedrms.. 2 baths, 2 screened porches.
deep garden with fireplace: SlS5.: (:
SeaFs SEAa ssass.. Isass. IN MEwT9N S142N7 JEFFREss
For RENT. Rockyiile, Md.-s-bed-
room rambler. fully equip. kitchen
and Bendix washers. large. fenced
yard; ideal for children; St25 per
$. mo ARLiNaFoN@e LhiHslaT sNIesSt; sem,d.t.
sIO5 mo. one-year lease, CLOSE
bier ,lge: lot. 500 mo. one-year
j lfaSsi WEs1GS Gsll HueHkSH2N, SfHssSf2S, - 4tg,s5
$50 ONEIDA ST. NE blocks oi1
Tm.. Kit. and : baths: stove and
refgr.; conv. schools. SHOPPING and
tgsnSp;;; $l25 per mo, Federal
sfLHvER liz sPRING-very attractive " Q
bedrm. brick: excel. neighborhood; /;
S115 mo-; one-year lease. Can
BUCHANAN. IA. 4-1155. --9
3435 OAKWOOD TERRACE NV
Liv. rm., din. rm., reception hall.
kit, 4 bedrms. and bath. 2 blk west
OF 10th St. near Sacred Heart
church. $115 per mo. M. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV. Me-
Two wv BEDROOMS and bath up, IiS bed
room and bath down, liv. rln.. din.
rrn.,, and kit. full bsmt., excel.
cond., $3.50 per mo. JU. 9-3Oo5.
AREAS bedrms.: all
brick; full bsmt.; modern: like
new; gas heat: immediate occu-
s.BaaDRM. HoJsE. faTsaED BgTHEsbAWii95 Di9
baths. maids quarters, partially
furn.; $50 mo. OIL. 4-20S2 wkdys
TWO BEDRMS.. living room. dinette.
bath, kit, gas heat, fenced-in yard
Garage. Children OK. Lease re-
auired. $l15 per month. Phone
S. 1RL.. 2-bedrm. dwelling. conv.' to
Pentagon. S1l0 per mo. Alex
5edTm; dwelling, conV to Belyoir.
Tm tT dWRsiinR. RsI mo slss Se1s per mo 1ie9
per mo. CHAS. D. PULLMAN. NC.
S17 King st.. Alex. Va. K1. 9-2422.
DET. e-sr0RY Bricks bedrms..
liv.. rm,. din. rm., kit. bath, bsmt.
Refined residential .neighhorhood.
Cony. to shop. center, churches.
Pentason. S14o mo. Can TE. $3.50.
vA.-Excl. subdiv. Lee. brk.
Colonial on u acre: lge. bedEms,,
ga baths. Lac heated rec. rn; Scr.
porch, Excel. schools. Frie1dly
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GOODACRE APIS.
COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE

NAYL0R GARDENS, for sale-Two.
bedrm.. 1st-door unit with 3 expo
sures, facing Hill Crest Park; va
cant; in clean shape. Total monthly
fGSt anggo only ssi;g0, Si;S nRlPy m5 ESTlsnd sHaf
CORP. AID. $4,000. %
BEDRM., liv. rm., dining alcove.
kitchen, bath, large closet in ex-
elusive Conn ave. bldg. Phone NO.
7-S314 for appt. to inspect. 10
COLORED-132O FAIRMONT ST.
n.w.-In lovely mod. apt, bldg;
small down @ pa payment. D Sc. See ''y janitcr lV; !:
to inspect. Call RA. 3-3431. -
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ROOMS fURN.--MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Single room: man only.
S3S MONTH "a; a-3152; -l5
SOUTH ARLISSGT0N - Furnished
1917 n. E6GEWooD. ARL.-Loyely
I'm, nr. huSline, unlimited phone.
ALEX.-Lge.. furn. front rm. for
gent, or lady; privils.; conv. to bus,
70 Pentagon. King S-Sa32. -
Ice: RM.. plenty of closets, pvt
bath: mr.. buses, shopping; for 1 or
9 employed. ia. .7-6475. Ia
ALEXANDRIA-Private home. excel
lent transportation. OV. 3-O094.
ARLINGTON-Rm. next to bath. with
home privs.. l blk. OF 2 bus lines;
lady pref. IA. 2-475S. 10
ALEX.-,l dbl. hedrm. and bath, in
nhone; close to bus. re. 6-ssi4.
1857 PARK ROAD N.W.-Lieht bsnt.
.rm. for gentleman, separate entr.,
laundry privil.. shower. $50 mo. NO.
iH-SocS'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
praisalS; no delay. For complete
PERRY HAY Co. JU. 5-6242, I'D
CANADIAN EMBASSY OFFICIAL de-
sires furn. house; 3 bedrns., 2 baths,
large living rm., dining rm.; will
consider 3-yr. lease; prefer Chevy
Chase area. DE. 2-1011, Ext. 36.
or HU. $4,000. Rm. 409. .
EXECUTIVE Of large corporation.
former home owner in Chicago and
Scus. SM Tth xHEE SsSrms SsSrss snd aen
4 bedrms.; Northwest section: long
term lease; rental, $200-S300. Box
2S4-Y, Star. 3
SMALL HOUSE or bungalow, nearby
sEaEn TanteG BUSINESS 1GT ren1a. eoune desips:
small unfurnished house with dry
basement. LU. 4-7655. 14s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NATIONWIDE merchandising plan;
investors invited; detail by inter-
cafEDRESstLSDiEs HhfE EES'sf soSnG WEAR, Lar large.
attractively equipped: ideal location;
doing good business; around $4,000
stock: key and fixtures: $4,000, cash
GAS STATION, downtown gold mine.
For one who can do minor repairs.
500 plus inventory, or best offer
Have other business. Box l62,X.
BAR AND GRILL-colored-Excel-
lent ne. cor, apt. oyer store, seats
low overhead. Price, $4,000 with
$1,000 down, easy terms. w. E.
THRIFT; excIgsiys' 1411 Pa. ave.
BUILDING and demolition corp. for
ner Sss dn@e trucks E f0BSHdc Sudozssr sart
front end loader, building lots, ma
tertai, yard and repair shop. ia; g.
1925 18th ST. N.w.-F1RsT COM.
MERCIAL-3-story brick with full
$17,5O0. Offered BY WALTER NJ
BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV, MA. g.
BARGAIN-Grocery and meats, gotns
business; no overhead or rent to pay
good location and lease; clean store
ideal for couple. Leaving town orls
Cssson EsasGn for ReH ssnS sR Rriss sfI low for !
GIFT VARIETY sHOP. busy location
SELF f1ffn EiHSSf PhGaf G%uNbkYcombi aA
nation. Only | of Its kind in D: G
Quoted $15. 600 yr: profit. EBER'
MAN. RE. 7-O493, EN-. 3-03O3:
Alley nELIcATEssHN and lunch
counter with soda fountain, show
cases and motors; main thorough
fare, $1,000 down-make an offer
KI s1SSSa & SiirSSs eyes 1D S-6s1o LA Ia
boys, in new shopping center in
interests. For details call AID.
HEALTH CLUB. fully equipped: '1 now
serying gJnSg both men and women. OIL.
sEIIF@SsiERyIcE GROCERY located in
INV. approx. 1000 50. IT.: occupied
by lge. chain outfit since 1916, doing
approx. $4,000 per wk.: immed.
SssuD;; SSs Iops Tssi; rent, To inspect: call
ATTESSTfSoSN Ti II SST PRoPiERTY III SSaHS OWNERS as
Wanted. partner for bail bondsman,
necessary to have at least $35, 900
assessed value Of unencumbered
D. c. property. / have 25 years
experience in D. c. with excellent
contacts. Business has netted over
$4,000 yearly. Phone AID. 2-7805.
JOE GOLDSMITH o.
RESTAURANT = Excellent location.
NV; completely furn.: ABC license;
sell cheap. LU. 1-6807. 10
GROCERY STORE. Italian and do-
mestic products: with livinT quar-.
ters; location Ga. ave-; good in
come; must sell due to illness: rea.
sonable. La. 6-925l, IL
DELICATESSEN, on sale permit. LEe.
stock, good business. $1,000 down
with excel. financing. Further info.
Mr.. Fulwiler.
THE HANES CO.
2040 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-206l
Ill
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ROOMS WITH eoARD
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL. 77il Ea.

BLAIR MANSION HOTEL, 7711 East
Alaska bus; choice rooms. single,
double. triple; day. wk. or mo-: fine
14f f9pd, iH0s irse parking. sH. 9-9776'
LARGE SRi s-ssSe' ssle or dble. rm., twin beds.
walk.in clos; .TV. home privils.; all
food home cooked: reas. DU. 7-0625.
TERRACE, 1929 Belmont
Earse La p Seautifal n rns. n deiicio1s I qs homs:
cooked meals best transp.. liv. rm..
TV. excel, service. AID. 2-9435..
VICE DOUBLE ROOM and breakfast.
with friendly southern family: ex-
cellent transportation. RA. 6-392S.
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
women; friendly atmosphere, de-
Mother, MRS. WALLACE DAVIS,
Ice. FRONT RMS. excel. meals, for
nursing home: no smokers: a real
RooM eoS%s rsisEsness ANH soAkDFoT ES ogSS elderly
tTansp or free parking. 3734
Rhsds MIss Is!snd AVE- ays HN 49sGs; ,oaS ~
shsrs Ia "1Ss; rms. An MenMWomen. W' MSid siSI
service. S55 up. Chicken every
Saturday" and Wednesday, too. TO-
CALt"RT HOUSE, 1401 10th st; NV;
Large. nicely furn. rms. selected
menu Syitchboard, Tv. ,,.l la
Rest home for young and old. Spe-
cial care for convalesents. Reason
a le rates. NICHOLSON'S REST
HOME 10s
Ii 8 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Best food!
servee shsFc rms sSs ae cSfefen Msls
Saturday" and Wednesday, too. 10s
2OOl COLUMBIA RD. NV. Nice clean
rm.: good meals: rec. rm.. TV.: younG
empl. people. CO. 5-2493. H.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV
INoV eli MAI
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E JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

COL. GRAD.-Rm. and bath in pvt.
home, far NV. or subn. Md. Perm.
HO. 2-3566. Ext. 425 bet. 6:3O-S: 80.
10"
BACHELOR ARMY OFFICER desires
room and pvt. bath on Cathedral
ave. between both st. NV. and Fox
hall rd. NV. Box 257-X. Star. los
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BRIGHTWOOD
Near 7th and Longfellow-0 rooms
and bath corner brick home; Anchor
fenced yard: 2-car brick garage:
Priced low and easy terms. Call
"f' MHRsHAL1 j. 9swjAPIE Go.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
MT. PLEASANT. OFF 10th
z rms. . baths, furnishings op-
tional Newly recond.: mod. Kitchen;
inclosed porch: vacant; immed
poss. Cash. 81 $50, balance like rent.
OWN r. Box l64-X.Star. p
] 400 BLOCK OF v ST. Nw-Brick.
s rms. and bath: hot-water heat; In
W. Z. FRAZIER, Ho. 2-471a
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FURNISHED

FURNISHED
oUINTANA PLACE, NV.
2-story row brick, 6 rooms, basement
bath and garage. $13U.
SILVER SPRING AREA
Shingle BUNGALOW, 8 rooms, bath
recreation room, laundry room anc
garage. $14S. >,
CRESTVIEw AREA
Detached brick bungalow, Q bed
rooms, living room, dining room,
Kitchen and bath. $3.50.
34th ST. NV,
Semidetached brick. 6 rooms, 9
baths, rec. room and garage. $175,
TAKoMA PARK AREA
Brick rambler, z rooms and bath,
full basement. $1S5.
STEPHENSON PLACE NV.
2,story detached brick, 6 rooms, 1k
baths, gear garage. S225.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
2-story detached brick. z room, 9
baths, full basement with recrea tion
room. room. maids room and garage
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. D1. 7-6s3o.
%
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storagei
MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
night. Du. 7-96S7 or NO 7.5SSV
FURNITURE MOVING Of any kind
experienced help. reas. rates: free
estimates; Phone JE. 2-21ll Night
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT sLor.
age-Low a. So per mo-: reasonable
moving rates; We: and D, G. eAFETY
SIG b TRANSF CO. tt. 6-6I6S
MOVING RARGAIN-Driver and truck
fol, moving and hauling. You helT
and save. Day and evening serv-
LIGHT RAULING, local movins. s.
Z. NORRIS. 4510 18th st. NV. Cali
We w. MovEs E5sise obs 6issF AND R;m ENDS Or en-.
tire household: reasonable; duicI
transfer. NO. 7.2713. liz
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RESTAURANT in Arlington. SIG, 600
business per wk. quoted. Seats l40,
on sale permit. Closed Sun. $4,000
down with excel. financing. Further
info, Mr. Fulwiler.
THE HANES CO.
2040 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-206l
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ROOMS FURN'sHsD-s.E.-s.w.
CAPITOL HILL-Cozy ssl. rm., with
breakfast and laund. privilS; -conV.
transp.; $40. Call Ii. 4-1096. 20
CAP. HILL, opp. House ONCE. blk
Library of Congress. Pleasant rm. for
Ia
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CHARMING OLD ALEX. HOUSE to
share, with, or 2 other girls. CAN
MASTER BEDROOM, modern home,
NV: sep. refgr.; accept infant; baby
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APARTMENTS WANTED

applicant waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or suhlets: Wash, Va: white:
open z days. Ma. S-0001.
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LOUIS h0DDEN. EA. 2-2101
Chevy Chase, Nd, Rambler
2-CAR GARAGE-FULL BASEMENT
81 600 CASH

BALANCE 5000 PER MO.
decorated O. mo. old
brick rambler, in new-house condi-
t tiSn dssp sEpTRHgTE T1Rssgsion fs pIN i'VsS sSM ny
SCREENED PORCH. al electric
kitchen with DISPOSAL. dishwashef
and breakfast area; 3 bedrms. huge
master bedrm.). wonderful closets.
z baths; heated maids room and
Eis usual oDpor2anity HpRi On One. .tsasP opsn ri B.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-040O
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CHECK THIS LIST
1900 block Tuckerman st.--6 rms,
S5ss baths baths' recr' rm' attic; garage.
1900 block Underwood ST rms,
2H baths, recr rm. $2S95O.
isoS SatSs RlSek Tedf Ri'fsnn0Sss r asr.ss
S31 Ray rd, Hamp. Knobs. Md.--3.
bedroom brick rambler. S16.950.
1908 Ballard St, s. g.. Md.--LarEe
3-bedroom brick rambler, $33.495.
$4,000 1st.
2nd and Kennedy n.w.-1st comml.
g rms. bath; gas heat.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Excel. red brick with 4 bedrms.. Q
iarre nn lvi neH Tm mGSeTn fsmiiy.slz.d p' din rm
good tree-shaded lot on a quiet street
near Lafayette school and excel.
cenn, csssnsO ave, ch. N chl rSx Md Mc E $500. s
till q p.fn
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MISeEL. WANTED Cont,

DIAMONDS, Sold. silver. We pay
aiSheSt asE sS, Ss cesh n,gS prtsss See US frst
FURNITURE-single pieces and COM
Ewes. and Sundays. Ii. 6-251S.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
65 "ears, HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
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GOLD

discarded jewelry. WE pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC
60 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
HEATERS. ranges, stoves, mattresses,
furniture. refrigerators. ACME
STOVE AND FURN., Ma. S-S952.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cali Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
Tvs, any make. any cond.; reason
able prices. Call JE. 2-2IS6. 80
TWIN BABY CARRIAGE wanted. Call
HA. 2-7b57.
WHEELCHAIR, folding, wanted. Call
Ii. G-4305. 10
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FALIS CHIJRCH AREA

s1srMSisoAS1S5 MoNTALY ooNNTTAA
3-bedroom, brick rambler: excel. loca-
tiors, nr. conveniences: GE kits.
VT" Disposall. dishwasher, Bendix.
lge. refrigr.. elec. range: most with
full English bsmtS.; some M-acre
wooded lots. tSeveral to choose
Crown Realty. JE. $4,000
1851 W. Broad st.. Falls Church, Va.
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NEARBY vA.-Exel. subdiy. Lge. brk.
Colonial on y acre: 3 lge. bedrms,.
ga baths. Lge heated rec. rm. Scr.
porch. Excel. schools. Friendly
neighborhood; $176 mo. KE.
S-6774 or j. 10000. Ia
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE

Large house, 4 stories, elevator. on
Mass ave: suitable for fraternity.
national foundati tion or association ::
special rate for long-lease period.
Cal Mr.. Castonsuay; LU. s-9369
or ST. 3-7200 with JAMES l..
DIXON & CO, q
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ANACOSTIA -- One-bedroom apt,
$72.50 utils. not incl; new bldg.
Conv; to schools and shopping.
1867. WV ' 0o'" VI H.
TAKOMA PARK-Silver Spring area
and 2 bedrm. apis. in brick bldg.
bedrm., hv. rm., dinette. kit,
bath, $S5; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath. 500; utils. incl; storage
space. JU. 5-7560. days; JU. 6-2947,
CLOSE-IN N. ARL.-Lge. apt, In Q.
family dwelling; 3 bedrms., den. Mv.
Im: with firepl., din. rm., brkfst. rm.,
ineI rHliy uf;Is s;aIuipi Pa k5tks1h baths; $1I559,
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OWING. PACKING STORAGE HousEs UNruRN,sHED Gent,

SILVER sPRTNG-rhree -bedrm. ram.
bier, recr. rm., near schools. S16C
pancy. cail Mr.. Field. i WooDMoOF
AGENCY. INC, JU. A-6655.
1917 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Com-
fortAbly spacious detached brick
consisting Of 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
finished attic e rms.), maids rm.,
and bath, lge. living. dining rm. and
library. 2-car garage. Possession
immediate. Rent S275. Cali Mr..
Harris. AD. 1889. Iii
BETHESDA. MD.-New, 4 hedrms, VI
baths; garage; bsmt.; porch. Near
Naval Hospital. Public Health Insti-
tItes.. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC
GEMrNNl EE lPAkk suBD1v., mr.. andrew. Andre
and polling bedrms,; lge. lot:
immed. occupancy: ami: excel
cond.; $50 mo. Call AP. 7-3l43.
CONVENIENT N.E.-oreenway; mod
2-bedrm, brick: fine cond. F'ullS
equipped kitch., nice liv. rm. ant
RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265. 10
CAPITOL HILL AREA - Cor. briel
home. over 100 yrs. old: restored
modern: bedrms.. ? baths: pow.
der rm. on 1st mr.: fireplace: lease
$40 mo. Adults. RE. 7-2137 OF
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FALLS CHURCH
luxury brick rambler. / blk. from st.
James School. 3 bedrms.. full bsnit.,
Bendix. dishwasher. disposal In
cluded. Sl65.
CROWN REALTY, JE. $4,000
1851 West Broad St, Falls Church
10
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Two-bedroom semidet.: Jeff Manor
full bsmt.; corner fenced lot. $l05
WILLIAM L, WAKEFIELD. IA. 7-lT7:
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WEST FALLS -bedrm.
brk.. Sl25 mo. One-yr. lease. N.
ARL., 3-bedrm. brk.. S125 mo-. one
VI. lease. Call wkdays.. 8 to S. J..
WESLEY BUCHANAN, IA. 4-ll55.
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5907 MONTROSE RD., Cheveriy--
Ultra-modern solar rambler. COM
pletely air conditioned summer and
winter, 2-car garage. hreezeway to
houSe;, furniture custom made
per mo WALKER & DUNLOP,
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222. %
N. ARL.-2a "a -bedrm. brick Col, sep.
din. rm.. den, full bsmt., oil heat,
det. gar. Crescent 1099-J, Fairfax
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Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
C22 L EAh Rk N " M HAA0A

Continued on Nsxt, PaSs.l
Evening star., 1953-07-01

you know! You don't seem very
keen?"
II certainly don't want it.
There's no point in keeping a
black and moldy little finger" p"
Throwing the souvenir" cas-
ually onto the lid of a container
Dr. Oudot said:
We'll, you're no sentimental
ist."
The line of demarcation be-
tween the living tissue and the
dead was now clearly visible.
DR.. Dudot worked and every day
one or two joints. either on
my feet or my hands, were re-
moved. All this was done with
out anaesthetlcS, in the open,
how and when it was possible.
One day DR.. Oudot would op-
crate in a native house, another
by the side Of the road, amidst
the unavoidable dust: sometimes
along the rice sWamps in spite of
the damp and the leeches; or
again in the middle Of field, in
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about giving the order. but it was
now June 10 and high time we
were off. Lachenal and I were
laid on stretcherS. but before I
sank back into apathy 7 gave a
last fond glance around the little
wood.
The party began to move of,
with Rebuffat, who had found
a horse, prancing beside us. We
forded a stream, the coolies
standing shoulder to shoulder to
brace themselves against the cur
rent. Ichac and DR.. Oudot un-
dressed and crossed over with
great dignity in their under
pants. They had lost weight after
all the events of the past weeks
and their bodies were slim and
youthful-looking.
When we came to Dana we
felt that we had really left the
mountains behind US. Here were
fields of corn, banana trees, and
heat, as we made our way down
towards the main valleys. Even
after all we had beeen through.
we hated to feel that we were
now leaving-for good, as we'll
we realiZed-the scene of our
great adventure.
Every day DR.. Oudot attended
to the injured members of the
expedition. He was perpetually
running after his medicine chest.
which was invariably either
right on ahead, and then we had
to catch up with it, or else far
in the rear, and we had to wait
ages. But neither Lachenal nor
was ever in any hurry for the
doctor to get to work.
Treatment Takes Effect.
! Gradually the injection of
large quantities of penicillin be-
gan to take effect; the fever
abated and the fear of general
lied septicemia receded. began
to talk and to take an interest
in what was going on around
me. One day on a green sward
at Putliket, DR.. Oudot began per-
forming on me as usual.
But don't make such a
noiSe!" he enjoined me.
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Maori of 122O7 Charles road.
The couple was in the basement.
repeatedly using cleaning fluid
and gacoline when the first fire
broke out about 1::30 pm.
Firemen put out the flames
and opened windows to ventilate
the basement. AS they finished
some one accidentally knocked
over a jug containing gasoline
It broke and flaming gasoline
again spread over the basement
floor. Firemen. however. con-
fined it to the basement.
Robert Denell, 81. a paid MEM
ber Of the Kensington depart
ment, was treated at Washing
ton Sanitarium, Takoma Park
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Unchanged Tax Bill
Is Expected 10 Go
To House Next Week
By Robert K. Walsh

An excess pr0f1tS tax extension
bill, expected to come from the
Ways and Means Committee
next week, will provide for a
six months continuation of the
levy without changes or exemp-
tionS, House authorities pre-
dicted today.
Committee Chairman Reed re-
portedly is not alone in his
criticism of the so-called COM
promise extension bill. That
measure would have been voted
on in the House last Mouday If
Republican leaders had gone
through with a Rules Committee
resolution to bypass the Ways
and Means group.
The bill would exempt cor
porations with net earnings Of
less than 100000. Under the
law which expired last midnight
but could be re-enacted retro
active to June 80, the credit
exemption is up to $25,000.
Fear Inequalities.
Republican spokesmen said
several committee members,
while favorable to the idea of
exempting some $4,000 of the
$4,000 corporations subject to
the tax. believe the proposed bill
would be hard to administer and
might cause discrimination and
inequalities. It also would bring
in $50 million less than the $500
million estimated in the original
request of President Eisenhower.
I'VE don't care whether the
Ways and Means Committee re-
ports out a straight six months
extension of the tax unchanged, "
a Republican leader declared,
I'VE just want it to report out a
bill soon and we have assurances
the committee will, probably soon
after it meets again next
Wednesday,"
Republican leaders say they
have almost equal assurances
that no great effort will be made
to get House action on a bill to
reduce income taxes now instead
Of December 81.
Will Continue Fight.
Mr.. Reed indicates he does not
intend to abandon the fight for
his bill or an II per cent cutback
in individual income taxes. That
bill, reported out by his commit
tee last February, is bottled in
the Rules Committee. Fewer than
80 House members have thus far
signed a petition requiring 218
SIGNATURES to bring the bill to the
floor.
Democrats, it was learned, are
not as eager AS they were to sup
port an immediate reduction in
personal income taxes. They ap-
parently have decided not to
make an issue of it so long as
the excess profits tax expires
December 81, the same date that
the income tax reduction takes
effect. If the excess profits tax is
not continued. however. they and
Mr.. Reeds followers would be in
a stronger position to press fol-
immediate lowering of taxes or
individuals.
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One Blaze Follows
Another in Home

Two separate flash fires swept
the basement of a home in Viers
Mill Village, Md, yesterday.
According to the Kensington
Volunteer Fire Department, one
fireman was overcome by heat
and four others and the couple
occupying the house were shaken
up In the conclusions that ac-
companied the fire.
Firemen said the house was
that of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert