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Evening star., 1953-07-08
BY the Assoeiosed Press

AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France,
July 8.-The Aga Khan's beauti-
full wife today identified is carats
of emerald-cut diamond as all
that's left Of the 22-carat la
Marquise," prize gem Of the rich
jewel collection snatched from
her four years ago by five holdup
men.
TeStifying in the trial here of
IL men accused of the $3.50, 900
robbery, one of postwar Europe's
most spectacular. the Begun Aga
Khan said the diamond had the
same blue-pink reflection and
the same imperfection on one
side as her missing "Marquise."
One Of the defendants, Paris
Diamond Cutter Henri Waffel-
man. testified yesterday that he
reduced the Marquise from %
carats to Is carats on orders of
Jules Battistelli, who claims the
jewel is his. Battistelli also is a
defendant.
The "Marquise" originally
weighed Is carats when the
portly Aga Khan gave it to his
beauty queen bride. Later she
had a Bombay diamond expert
cut it down to an oval shape to
increase It's beauty. It was
worth $4,000 alone.
Testifying for Is minutes to-
day in the packed courtroom,
the Begun identified defendant
Francois Sanna. 48. a Corsican,
as a participant in the August
8. 1949, holdup. She was unable
to identify two other men ac-
cused Of being his associates.
Describing the actual holdup,
the Begun said three men armed
with submachineguns stopped
the rented Cadillac in which she
and the Aga Khan were driving
to the airport, en- route to Deau-
vile to meet Ally Khan and Rita
Hayworth.
zone of the men came UP on
the right-hand side and thrust
the gun at us. Before he could
say anything, ! said, DO not do
anything to us. We will give you
all we have" The Aga Khan,
she said, hastily indorsed this
statement.
The lawyer of one of the de-
PENDANTS, all of whom claim the
holdup was polite, gentle affair
in which only wooden guns were
used. asked her if Sanna ap-
peared menacing.
well, he had a submachine
gum" the Begun replied with a
smile. THAT was expressive
enough"
When the defense lawyers
prodded her on whether sub
machine guns were used, she
said. "if they were imitation, they
were perfect ones" Asked if she
had ever seen q submachine gun,
she replied, Certainly, every
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Woman Assaulted
By Gang Of Youths
Armed With Clubs

A woman on her way home
from church was raped IA times
last night by a gang Of youths
armed with clubs, police reported.
The 47-year-old woman and
her 39-year-old companion, both
colorerd, were walking at Fourth
and 0 streets after attending
church services nearby, when the
gang accosted them.
Police said there were IA or Is
colored boys in the gang. Each
carried a large club.
They forced the two women
into the Bundy School play
ground, and there, police said,
assaulted the 47-year-old woman.
The 39-year-old woman was not
harmed.
The attack occurred about
10:30 pm. last night.
Detectives reported they have
several promising leads, and said
they expected to round up the
gang sometime today.
Police in No. IA Precinct jailed
a 19-year-old youth last night
after he forced a window in the
$500 block of Call place NE.
and attempted to rape a 14-year-
old girl, they said.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Son Of Late Gov. Pinchot
Crosses Atlantic in YawI
BY the Assoeietsd Press

WILTON, Conn, July "a
38-foot yawl with no auxiliary
power. captained by a son of the
late Gov. Clifford Pinchot of
Pennsylvania. has made a 5000
mile crossing of the Atlantic in
80 days. The Loki left Norwalk
on June 3, and sailed into
Bergen, Norway, last Friday.
Skipper for the voyage was DR..
Clifford B. Pinchot of Wilton, a
bio-chemist at the Yale Medical
School. DR.. Pinchot'S crew of
three included his wife, who
served as navigator and cook;
Robert Loomis of West Hill,
N. Y, and David Seeley of Stam-
ford.
The arrival in Bergen was
reported in a cablegram to Mrs.
Pinchot's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richards of Wilson.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
|75-C0r0t Gut down Gem Hers,
Begun Says at Robbery Trial

body. unhappily, has seen q sub
machine gun"
Mr.. Wafleman, who also had
a look at the disputed 15-carat
diamond. positively identified it
as the one he had cut in Janu-
ary, 1850.
The Begun said that after she
had had it cut in Bombay, an
almost imperceptible fault was
left. This fact is expected to be
one Of the important points in
finally establishing the owner
ship Of the great stone.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
AeeIess Romance
NIAGARA FALLS. Ontario {

NIAGARA FALLS. Ontario (P).
The honeymoon certificate
issued by the Greater Niagara
Chamber of Commerce is popular
with neWlyweds of all ages.
Among recent applicants were
two couples. each well over the
80-year mark.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Wine Production Climbs

SIDNEY. - Wine production
rose more than rs million gal
Ions in Australia during the 1851
SO season. Total production for
the season totaled 34,990, 900 gal
Ions, compared with 27,388,136
gallons the previous season.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Blood Donors Increase

Ireland's Blood TRANSMISSION
Service had 10000 donors in
1852, up 200 per cent from 1851.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
DieseIs Aid Rail system

Increasing use Of diesel loco
motives Is aiding Australia's far
flung railroad system.
Evening star., 1953-04-23

PAINTING and general repairs;
ROSCOE GREEN. ia. 9-S046. A
able white men; best work for less;
free estimates. Ii. 7-5966. Rs
PAINTING. papering; first-class
workmanship; work done imme-
Evening star., 1953-04-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEAR G. W.-Completely furn.. incl.
refgr. and running water. l242 21St
st. NV, ME. S-5473. -26
ALLOWED-Nicely furn.
rm. with sink and hot plate; laundry
privils.;. close to everything: private
MD.-Furn. complete,
4 rms; and bath. Ink. Call WA
CoNV.Gsingle; water in rm.: Ink:
ss' emDl. ladies' 1866 Harvard 14. NV.
1928 BILTMORE ST. NV. nr. 18th
and Col. rd.--Good transp.; running
water. stove. refgr., 2 lge. closets 2
aollyyoSa sSd M s6 S9dS %o ceSns Ho sos5a 9T bath sn
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.Nige.. light. front
rm.. din: alcove; stove, refgr.. utils.
1851 EUCLID ST. NW.-L.h.k. rms.
Also sgle. rm. Couples or 2 ladies.
Service people welcome. Rent re-
duced. Cow. transp. AID. 4-9446.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. rm..
$14 q wk. for 2: also a 2-rm. unit.
No drinkers. AID. 4-97SO. IS
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1922 P st.
n,w.-Room for congenial couple;
elec. refgr.. range, sink; $40. Also
sleeping room, S24. AID. 2-1365.
-
1865 WYOMING N.W.-Lge.. attrac.
rm.; all convens.; real pvt; refgr.;
sac mo-; Mt. Pleas. car ,AAD.
LARGE RIM. with kitchenette. refgr.,
stove and sink; $3.50 per week.
Shown from 5-S pm. 1914 18th
downtown, 21O E st. n.w.-Lge.
bedrm.. kit and dinette; adj. to
bath; $12 per wk. No drinking.
--29
Evening star., 1953-04-23

PAINTING, int, ext; papering; SIS
avg. rm.; carpentry. After 6 pm,
XII. $3.50, ADMIRAL DEC. pa
PAINTING and decorating; interior
anu exterior; best materials used.
MR.. EDISON, RE. 7-S4S4.
PAINTING. PAPERING; interior. ex-
terror For est. call JU. 5-4219 be-
l. q dHr1 altar
Evening star., 1953-04-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoOK-HOUSEKEEPER wishes pos :;
bus. couple or motherlesS home;
refs; live out. Box 222-D. Star.
GIRL, desires day work or part time.
HO. 3-5q37
GIRL. colored; wishes Job as bus
girl or char woman; refs. NO.
experienced. DU. 7-1S10.
GIRL, COLORED, desires day work
in D. c. only, efficient reliable,
best references. Call ia. 9-0356
before noon or after pm.
YOUNG LADY desires to take care OF
children for employed couples. LU.
Wish TO PLACE my colored maid,
5-day week; dependable and ell
cient. Call MARIE OWENS. RE. Z
1895. For reference. Mrs. A.
Kramer. HE. 4-3954, after pm.
COL. PRAC. NURSE desires child
care and light housework; 8 sl. days
COLoRED GIRI-Neat, for part-time
work. all-around. in restaurant. AD'
COLORED GIRL wants general
dren. 5-day wk.; refs. DE. 2-73SO.
COL. GIRL desires 3 or days work.
So and carfare. 10. 81 767.
COLORED WOMAN wishes 3 days
work. Tues, Thurs, Fri, Saturday
or part time. Refs. NO. 7-795O.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. :cppins. pruning
PAUL.s TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-457S
FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. flre.
places, rsetsini1e stat Y. wall pipe drain.
phone Popular 2-358s.
LAWN MoWERs-New 1888 power
$136.95. only 500 .95: Is" runabout
reg. S109.50. only $S0.95: 20" 70.
tsry. reg; $129.6O, only $96; 10: 1S"
elee. rotary, reg. ,$69.50. only
a. a. s1JIFS MMF9RD. INC. eo4 F St. +; W
ToP so1i@very good. rich top AS Soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable: Call 10. S-4933. 80
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
ISIsoi aSsisai a1sH %anTFe s5fe ShrrSSsFg {asGg
JE. 2-Ss4S. JE. s-os7s.
SODDING AND SHRUBBERY. Ere,
Is estimates. 1g = Can !, 4 Az 7-l792. 10 = m
COW, n MANERE. " wei 7 rotted. $40 10,
bI.. delivered. WA. 7-45e$. t@azz
Al VIRGINIA top soil. 1000 loads
$2 per yd:. loaded on your truck
Ses S@y eloverlesf N For G Selivered aq Spice price
eali i. .AsNNANDAIE SERVICE Co. JE
soD6fSG S6fSi AND PLANTING, sod @SG De.
livered In load lots Of 225 so. yds
or more. Ask operator for Fulton
TOP SOIL SOIL, s1b for s-ysrd TIS load
spread it. fertiliZe and feed it., DI
FLoSWa1Ek1NG 11Sa1Si SHRUBS d.sisned S1 70,
your home. Full year Of color. Al
5aeent 5rss eSimasei Md. oniy. is aa671o e en0 & az
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality. I'm
mediate service. Load, yard or bushe
orders. LU. 1-5563. any time. %
LAWN RENOVATION Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We built
them reas. Free estimate. LU: l.
AizHHIlEAs, hardy field grown, al
colors and sizes, SOC each; So dozel
and up. 251O 18th st. ne.
SOD, 17c per 50. yard. loaded OF
your truck: 10 miles from Silyel
sprg. JU. S-6100; ewes. JU. 5-s5O5
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, loos,
stone, road gravel. sludge. hauling
grading labors. 10. 2-1433. -29
RASPBERRY SETS, Latham; 2,
year-old thornless; excellent stool
Of large red berries; government in
spected: orders mailed on request
Tor SOIL-very rich; dark loan
ideal for lawns; gardens ans N!
TREE REMOVAL. PRUNING, topping
Evergreens, shrubs trimmed. Free
estimates. Ii. 3-3379 any time.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNfANT-BOOK BIS.
degree In accounting: IL years ex-
perienee in retail and real estate.
Full charge: highly Qualified; gen.
Sral ledger TO financial statements
and tax returns EMPLOYED. but de-
500 week. Box l69-D. Star. 24'
BO0KKEEPER-PBX operator wishes
to supplement income with evening
work. NV. section. EN-. 2-4606.
cOAEPANION-NURsE. refined, EN-
ctent; years Of experience: unin-
numbered. Box 221-D. Star.
EDITORIAL ASST. public relations
ezper. with national and local or
sanitation. co. 0-474o' Ext, So7'
GnGA ooloesd. experienced with H.
eenSO. wants lob a. elevator oper-
ator. Have reference. DU. 7-1S10
GIRL. Oolored. desires Job a. nurse,
sxpsr. RE. 1866. '
NURSE. excel. references; elderly OF
chronic cases preferred. LU. 1-47bs.
NURSE, practical. colored. wants
work; szper.; ref. Cali CO. 6-s67i
NURSE. practical. wishes care OF
sldsrly person. Available immed
PRACTICAL NURSE. day or night;
dementa chronic cases; hospital
experience: will travel, Ii. 6-S995
RECEPT1ONIST. refined. for dentist
once or business ONCE: good ap-
pearance. EN-. 2-04S9 6-7 pm. -25
RECEPTIONIST-TY - General
Office work; yrs. exp. Some radio
and PR. College background. 10
3-l637 "a
RTENOGRAPHER TYPIsT, exper.
desires days q week: will produce
quantity plus quality. TU. 2-2256
STENoGRAPHER-CLERK wishes po.
sition In Silver Spring area; 8 years
experience general off1ce work
Excel. references. Call JU. o-1252
q m to pm. IA
WOMAN. colored; will care for chill
dren in my home by week. JU.
COLORED LADY desires Job as bus
girl or dishwasher. 10. 3-0043.
COLORED-LICENS elevator oper-
ator; once cleaning, ironing and
cleaning; with pvt. family. Ii. 7-1437.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTING SERVICES, record:
maintained on q part-time basis
taxes and statements. JE. 3-O473.
BOOKKEEPER, F. C. machine exper. i
acctR. grad; pub. acctg. eXper.; pay.
rolls taxes. Box 204-D, Star.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work.
ine ete sAvSSa SsaTSs9'Fy HR% aafSof
LIGHTS Corp.. ME. S-4532.
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, or in
dustrial relations; presently en-
ployed as assistant to director OF
personnel in organization Of over
5000. seeks productive personnel
Sonnel experience. has included re-
Gponsible supervisory positions COW
ering all phases Of personnel field.
BIS. personnel administration, age
80. married; will relocate. Reply
REsnHNTF Isl RSTF' MsIAaNSiAeER, NAN with h2s eth
and 7th-c1aSs license, wants man
agement Of 1st-claGs apt. bldg. in
District; capable Of doing all build
ing. oil burner and stoker main
vents 2-bedrm. apt. and reasonable
SslSry; presently employed. Box
sTENoo.. 1r Railroad. engineering ex-
perience. stnRle, middle age: local
cSfsGs csstsisGSe' cRS sS5 2lsD ss4tconiat Star;
prefers commercial art POSITION.
VIII consider anything with future
n. 8: GRAD. FEB, FEB. IS: G sober, SaSoi hard
working. neat appearing; learns
SSutickIly; Sut Ny Who may be drafted In in
needs temporary Job. Call JU. g.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
rm.. hv. rm.. and dinette sets, from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory closeouts;a HEsNNRY's FURNII- URIS;I
drum top table, S20;. end tables.
SIS: all gen. mahog. breakfast set,
$50; mirror. SIS. HO. 2-S442. ---26
FURNiIUREGemplete modern mod T,fIc fur
china, silver and kit. utensils; NOV
ing. must sell, sacrifice. $500 for
FuRN1sHiNGs afii sMi GS'tIF Of ROOMS and
miscel. for sale; wonderful values.
Call DE. 2-119s. 9-4 Mon. through
FiURNiTURE-Liv. rm.. hide-aWay
bed, matching chair. chests, mir
rors, desks, tables. AID. 4-557o.
" Ssrg 1s5d ssad $685. Gin o S
$25. Apply 2004 Eye st. NV. 10
FURNITURE-Moving May 1. Con-
tents tents 3-room apt, small stove, d.
FGRNfGTuRE-Dinette set, ss5; apt.
Exeei cond. pU. 7-051s.
marble top tables. commodes, chests,
elass. knss-hols etc deSk Io soS57 s5SG china cut
FURNITURE = Lounge chair, was
now s1sT6o; SS table ,0Ya lamps TsS' 40 per
cent off; five-pc. sectional. $3.50.
now S348; wool carpet, So yd., now
S4 yd.; foam rubber matt and Sprg.,
$50. now S75. All merchandise
new and guaranteed. Cash discount
on special orders Of any furniture
Co. caSSst gSs7 PFEMnEk st nW, EgRHII9EE ST.
FURNITURE - Bedrm. suite. $35;
also odd pieces. cheap. antique
chest of drawers. $50. 470S Sth
Observation-Disclosures walnut chest,
s drawers. :$1O0. Modern walnut
dresser, 8 drawers. $1OO. Mahog.
red broadloom carpet, S175. Kit.
table. chairs. $35. EN-. 3-6345.
FURNITURE - Davenport. chairs.
motor bike. desk. ' etc. We. Sf"A 5-esiS.. srs.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., living
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory eas6 samples oN Stc gTeat iayRs sba
FURNiTURE-Green regency sofa,
must sell, $50: 3-pc. maple bedrm.
set, set, best offer; 20. 2-7514. 20
se c1e tabe %nst sst se
FURNITURE-MoVi must sell. End
tables. lamps. sofa bed. drapes,
must sell. 10. 3-4968. -2s
FURNITURE-Capehart comb. radio
TN anncnla &1En. N
Phyfe din. table, $50; Hot Point
washer, $50; Simmons % Hide-A-
Bed. $l25; Hollywood bed, q, spring
and mattr., $40; Gov. Winthrop
desk, $35; Launderall washing ma
chine, $25; steel glider and chair.
$50; 4 steel chairs and table, So;
T.t.r an for sJ5So SSore .spd tosetRsr sS4ss or sep
FURNITURE--Special sale on steri-
lized, recond. studio couches, .$19,
$22, $27, $35; Hollywood beds,
sgle. or dble.. $40 to $39: chests,
$40 TO- 500; dressers, $15 to $29;
3,.pc. lined oak sbedrm. sets with
bargsins; lounge chairs. SO, $25,
$29; box springs. SIS; coil springs,
81, sig; odd beds. springs. single
or double. $5. to $12; mattresses,
SO. sig; ROCK 7 maple .,She chest, sS5;
So, sig: wardrobe. $15; end, lamp
and cocktail tables, SO. 81, $40,
$15; secretary, bargain. THE HOME
SHOP, 1745 L st. NV, RE. 7-S967.
Terms. -23
FURNITURE-Dresse $3.50; chest,
$3.50; bookcases, $3.50; rockers.
$3.50; odd chairs, 81 up; other
pieces incl. desks and solid cherry
banquet table. Lot OF, china and
cut glass. 6O5 9Th st. NV. Elk.
3-9134. ga
Evening star., 1953-04-23
ROOMS EURN.-N.w. tcent.)

1884 COLUMBIA RD.. $3.50 wk. Tv
Sgle. rms; clean. warm; 10 min.
sendix: on parEine snnis Men sn2Ders 8p 44$so $ssee
front rm. for 5 or girls. Plenty
closet and drawer space. Liv. rm.
With, Tv: Laund. privils.: $25 ga.
1911 Size CoLGMBrA s5f1GSSlr RD. Nw-.Ezcsor.
studio rm.. next bath: cross ventiia-
ton; for girls; So wk. DU. 7-9O12.
MT. PLEASANT. l71s Kilbourne-
laundry privileges. AD. 2-9274. @25
WARDMAN PARK VIC. girls, large
twin bedrm.. 2 large closets. kitchen
and AIsdo lndry faeils roo $50 mo- essh
4347 WARREN ST. NV, attractive
Large Large g1n,,.Lp rm;, Phone ext Chhssistian
15sO 18th ST;I1Former embassy; ;
1S4O + ST. NV. jthe churchiID-
Clean single rooms, running water;
maid service: 81 vk. NO. 7-9S6S.
THE WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th St.
ser .siv DTRHRs TFsRss G and essa ssfs 1B 1885
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 1907 18th
st.: n;w.-Sgle. dble. rms; water.
TV' eleV.; S9-S1s W. Ho. 2-6720.
Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL-Best resi-
Dental area. Lovely rm.. pvt. home.
no. 2-0170. co. 5-4740. Ext. Jos.
THE WILSON HOUSE. zoos Kalo-
rama rdS excel. rms. semipvt. bath,
sgle., $50: dble.. S35 ca. HU. 3-9SS5.
EXTRA LARGE FRONT ROOM fur
nished: Also single; transp. at door.
"032 10th st. NV. CO. 5-2306.
DOWNTOWN, 1917 Vermont ave. NV.
Sgl; front rm., running water, inner
spring mattress, adj. shower; gent;
Men Ss5o oNTFMy.r,nsx SsTeEly. Ex ,% Se74s .sco1G m@9
is; isree 0an fam onts ME % St soib7 c00leS S5 0S
CAROLINA APIS. Apt. 50. 7OI 18th
st. n.w.-Large, cool room. in heart
of city: private entr. Call after 5.
ROOMS. furnished or unturnished
WALTER. REED vIC.-693l 9th st
Nicely furn: twin bedrm., delicious
meals, prtvils. RA. 3-4124. -25
1908 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nicely fur
Sished ~ he n.s single nds,on and double roSms'
1909 PARK RID. N.W.-Clean attrac-
tive rms, single and double, ada
cent bath; bet. 14th and 10th
transp. ReaS. Men only. HO. 2-3462.
3159 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. rm.,
2 closets. bath with shower. en-
ployed girl, $25. CO. 5-3007.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c. Working
girl; large bedrm.; private bath;
in new home; in exchange for baby
sitting evenings weekly. EN-
DUPONT CIRCLE-Front studio nice
ly. furn,, also another nice single,
ONTARIO RD., 27I9-Large. COM
Portable sgle. rm. with porch, o.-h.w..
" block to car. CO. 5-5064.
1880 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large rm.,
twin beds (hot plate). No objection
to small child. Good loc. 30
1928 EYE ST. NV. near Doctors
Hospital; lge.. clean, front room,
hath HaaGlu
Evening star., 1953-04-23
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

HILLCREST, S.E.-Large front rm.
nice home with / business lady; i
HS PIX bus; bus use KIT. LU. 4;7l59. -
entertaining privils.; age 1S-45. Ii
7-5572.
12I NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
l blk. from Providence. Lge. Sgle
hskpg. rm.; $3.50 wk. Ii. 3-97O3
SGLE. OR DBLE.-New home; next
to bath; unlim. phone; with Chris.
tain family; conven Naval Re-
search. Andrews Field. LO. 7-34S7
Evening star., 1953-04-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont.)

CARPENTRY Ar RI - General J. reno rsm1odslina
weEk meFeial 1r and 2lo residsntial, : Mr.
CARFENTkYWAlteratioas:: 5epsiEs
cAkPENTRX. sAMkfTRN ~ REMoDEEfNG, SeEil%s repairs
cabinet work; general contracting
CIHRPfHNtTrRRSY - Builders quaiified
mechanics avail. for cabinet work
bookcases, stairs, additions, porches
Call FURMAN BUILDERS, OIL
2-5337 or OIL. 4-3250. -2S
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS Phone RA. 6-28SS. any
day any night
CONSTRUCTION, cement and brick
work: Prompt service. Work guar
anteed. Free estimate. Ii. 1890
ELECTRICIAN. lie. in Pr. Geo. Coun-
ty. Md; wiring Of all kinds: new
and repairing. EN-. 2-SS14. go
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pair short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. -23
EXCAVATIONS, small grading ma
SON. UN. 4-es66' 1117 67th pl; BE. ne
FENCE-Galvanized chain link: al
tion. Get the best for less; no down
II; 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1953-04-23
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

FURN. ROOM, next shower bath; 2
large closets; kit. privils.; min
exp. bus. Is min. downtown: for l
or 2 men or empl. cple. RA. 6-S454
NEAR CAPITOL. 624 N. Carolina ave
sc. Lge. nice rm. for 1 man, S25
month. -23
FRONT BEDRM.; kitchen privileges,
use Of liv. rm. and porches; price,
$40 month. LA. 6-3945. -23
43O 9th ST. N.E.-Front rm. with
twin beds for cple. or . men.
Another lge. rm. Ii. 4-35O2 after
4:30. -o5
COLORED-NICE RIM, mr.. bath: 2
ladies; twin beds; excel. transp.
privils:: $40 month. Ii. 7-66S2.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.-Quiet
home; privileges; good transp. Ii.
3-I69S. -25
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON-Gentleman only; conv
MRS. WHITE. ia. 2-OS77. -93
SILVER SPRING 2 gentleman;
twin beds; next bath; conVen
transp. Call after B, LO. 5-O345
FURN. BEDRM.-2 blks. from shop
ping center. bus. theater; nice To-
cation; woman pref. ia. 5-7253.
1927 N. UTAH ST., ARL.-Lge. frt
rm.;. French DOORS; 2 windows; 1st
f.; lge. closet; u blk. to bus.
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1863 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 2s-Girls
to share apt. with one other girl, pvt.
bedrms. AID. 4-9799. AID. 2-069S.

1853 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 2s-Girls
to share apt. with one other girl. pvt.
hedrms. AID. 4-9799. AID. 2-069s.
ONE GOVT. GIRL, 1924. TO share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 ether girls;
everything furn.; nr. PentaEon and
GEoRGETOWNG Attrac. 1-bedam.
apt. with Army oficer's wife. -Cali
MAN will Share his e-bedrm. apt.
with another man: Good ne. .loca-
ton. Conv. transp. Ii. 1882 after 8.
TWO FORMER COLLEGE GIRLS de-
sire 2 other girls to share modern
arm. apt, vic. N. H. and 18th NV.
After s, cali DOT. DE. 2-9656. 23s
GIRL wants to share 1-bedrm. apt.
with another girl; Brentwood village.
Call HO. 2-3935. -24
GIRL to share with Q other girls,
2-bedrm. apt, in Va; excel. transp.
Call after 6. JE. 2-5540, Ext. 100.
MAN TO SHARE, with another man.
furn. apt; 18th and r NV; $40
mo: DU. $1,000. Ext. 1O1. between
YOUNG MAN tas to es) to shar.
6-rm. furn. apt. with 3 other men:
rent $3.50 per mo. II interested,
YOUNG LADY will share her l.
bedrm. apt. with another ladv:
reasonable. DU. 7-7243 after $40
WANTED-Attractive girl to share
ia. 2-4596. 30
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON RESIDENCE offers de
luxe living for refined ladies and
men; single and double rms. with
full course meals, and hotel services.
1925 N. H. ave. NV. NO. 1870.
COL. RID. NV, 2OO1-Conn. ave. vic.
Attr. rms. ssle. or dble. Good meals.
AounS Deo''e' "t1 w. 27:
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. dble., newly
furn.. share room. pvt: bath; selective
menu: switchboard: TV. 80 ,
board, good meals; attractive sur
roundings. JU. 6-0929. -26
CARE for child; exper.,
conscientious mother; transp. avail
able for interview. LO. 1924. rs
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PIA NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO 2-3566
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RABBITS AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, GOsLINGs, POULTs,
DUCKLINGS-Save2 251e. o. @. MAX
WELL. Lanham. Nd. WA. 7-1546'
FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
6I9 < st; NV; NE, SzG00s9.
old: 4Oc each: spring boxes. En-
den goslings, $1.50 each. o. @.
MAXWELL, Lanham, Nd, WA.
7-1645. -26
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DOCS. PETS, ETC. Cont,

house broken. DU. 7-6s98.
PUGS, fawn color; male and female;
puppies and full grown; Axe reg;
siectionate pets; $50 up. Ii
COCKER PUPs-AKc req: red;
male, $40 and female. S25. 10.
S-51O2. Call after 5 pm. -25
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WHIRLPOOL TWINS

WHIRLPOOL TWINS
Automatic washer and dryer. uses
very short time. Like new. $500
Call MR.. RILEY. ia. 7-0276. q;
WINDOW FAN. Vornado, model 40 w
reversible, 3 speeds; peri. cond.; uSet
2 months. LU. 1-0160. -23
WINDOWS-"Sterling" Alum: closinl
out broken sizes, new, dble. hung
weatherstripped; IL 1t. units; bar
gain prices, as low as S17.l2 fol
2/0X3/10 size. TUROVER LUMBER
CO. Bethesda. OIL. 2-6622.
AQUAMARINE DINNER RING offered
at great sacrifice. q. Paid, 1850
$3.50. (Never worm. b. Appraised
by Gemologist 3/15/b3, $3.50. C
Sacrifice price, $3.50. d. Size stone
1S carats, emerald cut. Setting
yellow gold, open basket type.
Investment note: Buying from pri'
vate party, 20% excise tax not re-
Quired. JE. 2-38S4. -27
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, feather.
weight portable, reconditioned By
Singer; S110. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 31O7 M st. NV. AD
70 SETTLE EsTATE-Man's dia.
S45; binoculars, $50: encyclopedia
$35; port. typewr. $2S. EN-. 3-S752