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Evening star., 1953-02-12
Police Escort Trucks
From Oxygen Plant;
Lockout Charged

/ Truck drivers picketed the
main gate Of the Southern
Oxygen Works in Bladensburg,
Md, today. They said it was
a lockout. Management said, I'VE
know nothing about it."
Prince Georges County police
were called to escort the first
truck out Of the plant this
morning.
-Four cruisers cohvoyed three
| trucks to the nearby District
line. Oficers said picketing was
peaceful and the cruisers were
taken on their escort assign
ment.
Later, the police were asked
to send another car to. clear
the driveway. The officers who
answered the call reported the
driveway wasn't blocked and
left the scene.
w. N. Howison, secretary of
the firm, said the company
doesn't know why it's being
picketed.
Not Represented by Union.
He said Southern Oxygen en-
ploys $50 to 275 persons, none
of them represented by union.
Nor has any Union approached
the firm in regard to any sort
of negotiations, he said. Mr..
Howison said he didn't know
what union was picketing the
plant. but added "some Of our
truck drivers" are among the
placard carriers.
The 20-Some picketS are mem
bers of Truck Drivers and
Helpers Local Union No. 355.
Baltimore, part of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Team
stefs, Chauffeurs, Warehouse
men and Helpers.
William Owens Of Baltimore.
the locals business agent, said
the company fired four of the
drivers yesterday afternoon with
out prior warning. when the
other men went to work today
they were locked out" he said.
'"They were told there was no
work for them"
Sees No Need for Guards.
In connection with the need
for police guard over the trucks
remaining in operation, Mr..
Owens said. there has been no
violence Of any kind-and there
isn't going to be any violence"
Pickets told reporters the. four
were active in forming a union
unit at the plant. But Mr.. Owens
refused to say whether he
thought they were fired for union
activity. Mr.. Howison said union
activity had nothing to do with
it but the four were fired because
the company has instituted
changes in our method of op-
Grafton" under consideration for
several months.
The company provides oxygen
and anaesthetic gases for hos
pitfalls, among other gases. Mr..
Owens said the hospitals are
getting. and will continue to re-
ceive their normal shipments.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
Church PIons Dinner

A ham and roast beef dinner
will be given by the Idylwood
Presbyterian Church at the
Dunn Loring (Va.) fire house at
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1953-02-12

Rollins. State Police Mai. W. H
Weber and Col. Leon Booth OF
the Air Force Research and De-
velopment Command.
AP Chief to Speak.
Victor Hacker, general execu-
tive Of the Associated Press from
New York, will tell how news
agencies in other States are
meeting the problem.
Former Judge Joseph M. Sher-
bow Of Baltimore was to address
a luncheon meeting.
Purposes of the clinic were
outlined by Committee Chair
man Edwin P. Young. city editor
Of the Baltimore Sun.
Included among the topics
were the legal aspects Of news
coverage, and cooperation and
contact with Government offices.
military agencies, industry and
hospitals.
Discussion Leaders.
Discussion leaders included J..
r. Virgins Of the Washington
Post: James H. Bready and
Bradford Jacobs Of the Balti-
more Evening Sun: Oscar l..
Morris of the Salisbury Times:
Norman E. Harrington of the
Easton Star-D Democrat; Joseph
Harp Of the Hagerstown Herald;
Max Fullerton, bureau chief Of
the Baltimore AP:: Huell Warren
Of the Baltimore AP. and A. W..
Shoemaker Of the Annapolis AP.
Tomorrow the Chesapeake As
sociation members meet with the
Maryland Press Association,
which consists Of the States
weekly newspapers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05

"a cup milk
| tablespoon lemon juice
l teaspoon grated green pepper
l teaspoon grated onion
l tablespoon chopped parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Cook rice IS to 20 minutes in boil
ing water until tender, then drain.
This makes 8 cups of rice. Combine
faxed salmon, beaten eggs, milk,
lemon juice, green pepper, onion,
parsley and seasonings. Place lay
err of cooked rice in creased mold,
add half the salmon mixture, then
cover with remaining rice, then rest
of salmon mixture. Place the mold
in a pan of water. Bake l hour in a
300-degree oven. Unmold and serve
with creamed mushrooms, peas or
egg sauce. Serves 4.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05
Marriage Licenses

The following from HagerstOwn
and Washington County applied for
marriage licenses during the past
week.
James r. Carey, %, Thompson,
Ca; Barbara Jean Walck, 20, Hag-
erstown.
Wilton ]. Meats, 81, Hancock;
Nancy c. Weller, 10, Hancock.
William c. Capotosti, rs, Hagers-
town. Betty ]. Williams, 18, Hagers-
town.
Earl Eugene Morris, %, Hagers-
town; Goldie Maye Houdersheldt,
IS, Warfordsburg, Pa.
Robert Ralph Rhodes, 20, Balti-
more; Genevieve Louise Stotler, 10,
Hancock
Charles William Meter, Jr., q,
Myersville; Catherine Stull, IS,
Smithsburg.
Charles F. Knepper, Al, Hagers-
town; Agatha v. Knight, 80, Hagers-
town.
Alfred Jean Stottlemyer, %, Hag-
erstown; Harriet Estella Sweigert,
II, Hagerstown.
Donald V. Divine, 10, Martins
urg, w. Va; Nancy L. Miller, II, Ha-
gerstown.
Charles Clay Ash, As, Hancock;
Nellie Pearl Unger, so, Hancock.
Richard M. Trumpower, 81, Hag-
erstown; Anne L. Nemzek, 18, Hag-
erstoWn.
Elmer T. Ecton, 81, Sharpsburg;
Beverly A. Meats, 10, Keedysville.
John S. Phelps, SIS, Hagerstown;
Thelma G. Fleenor, As, Washington,
d. c.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05
The Stork Arrives

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Ryland,
800 West Side Ave.--a son on Feb
ruary 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Ebersole,
Funkstown-a daughter on February
rs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Langenstein,
214 Jefferson Sta daughter on Feb
ruary "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hudson, 759
S. Potomac Sta daughter on Feb
ruary "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon L. Cox, Cy-
press Sta daughter on February
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe, Route
Il, Smithsburg-a son on February
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. O'Brien,
527 w. Church Sta son on Feb
ruary %.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Shook,
1908 Gay Sta daughter on Feb
ruary %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Gehr, Big
Pool-a daughter on February 3d.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. Mooers,
1907 Potomac Ave-a son on Feb
ruary %.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Malott,
Route /, Boonsboro--a daughter on
February 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland 1. Lake, 429
Mcdowell Ave.-twins "a son and a
daughter) on February 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Brum-
baugh, 935 Guilford Ave.-a daugh-
ter on February 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Swain, 331
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05

S. Cannon Ave-a daughter on Feb
ruary 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. DeBow,
ITO Virginia Ave.-a daughter on
February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Spielman,
Sharpsburg a daughter on Feb
ruary 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Burkett,
Route A, Hagerstown-a son on Feb
ruary 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith,
Route 2, Smithsburg-a son on Feb
ruary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Caudell,
726 Virginia Ave.-a son on Feb
ruary 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05
For Founder FiIIets

Fried flllets of founder may be
served with sauce made by COM
bining a quarter cup of mayonnaise
or creamy-type salad dressing, a
quarter cup of sour cream and two
tablespoons of bottled brown meat
sauce.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05
Boston Civic Project Hailed

Planned construction of a $75,-
100000 business and civic center on
the Back Bay yards of the Boston
and Albany Railroad has been hailed
by Mayor John B. Hynes as the
dawn of a new era of prosperity for
Boston. The huge center will be in
operation in about five years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05

During Lent cooks look to main dishes made with unfavored gene
asday foods An vegetable loaf nodded
with this gean inviting appearance and hearty Unhavod
gane protein and thus supplements the food value of this
egg main dish.
Nodded Egg and Vegetable Loaf
envelope unfavod geatne salad dressing
" cup cold III teaspoons grated onion
teaspoon salt n finely diced celery
tablespoons lemon juice finely diced pepper
4 teaspoon Tabasco cup chopped pimiento a
hard cooked eggs, chopped
Soften gean in cold Place boiling stir until
geatne dissolved Add salt juice and Taasco Cool Add
mayonnaise ingredients Turn individual
mod and chill until firm Unmd crisp YIELD servings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05
1853 AUTO TAGS

Use Delphey's Daily Service
No delay. 237 E. Franklin st.
Adv.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05

According to the Fish and Wild
life Service there are 100 varieties
of fish. OF course not all these 100
are available here or even in this
section, but there are available a
number of them that we never even
try.
The deep freeze at your grocer's
carries such fillets as "Rosefish,"
sometimes labeled sea perch or red
perch then there are founder fillets,
haddock, halibut and other species,
to say nothing of the fresh shad,
trout, blue fish, ocean perch and
many other varieties to be found at
the sea food dealers counter.
The Lenten season always is mark
ed by an increase in fish eating and
it is a wonderful time to investigate
some of these varieties that you are
not familiar with
The principal difference, as relat-
ed to fish cookery, is the variation in
fat content. AS rule fat fish, like
shad, salmon and mackeral, are best
for baking, broiling and planking.
Their fat content keeps them from
becoming dry
On the other hand, lean fish, such
as cod and paddock, are preferred
by many for broiling and steaming,
as the flesh is firm and will not
easily fall apart while cooking Both
fat and lean fish are suitable for fry.
ing In broiling or baking lean fish,
they should be basted frequently
with melted fat, otherwise they will
have tendency to become dry. An
other important thing to remember
about cooking fish is that too often
it is overlooked Just enough cook
ing to enable the fish to be faxed
easily from the bones will leave the
fish moist and tender and bring out
its delicate flavor.
Rosefsh fillets come about to
the pound as they are small bits of
fish. They are a firm flesh fish and
may be oven-fried, baked or broiled
and many other ways, so try them
your favorite way.
Goldfish stands high on the list of
fish favorites. With canned, cooked
fakes, it's easy to make cakes for
serving with cheese-olive sauce. Use
2 cups faxed Goldfish to 4 cups mash
ed cooked potatoes, 2. slightly beaten
eggs, 2 tablespoons butter, "a tea
spoon pepper, and tablespoon fine
ly minced onion. Blend all well
and shape into round, fiat cakes.
Saute in hot fat until brown, then
serve with the following:
Cheese Olive Sauce
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons minced onion
" cup minced celery
4 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
Few grains cayenne
2 cups milk
cup grated American cheese
70 cup sliced, stuffed olives
Melt butter, add onion and celery,
and cook over low heat until tender,
about S minutes. Add flour and sea-
sonings and blend. Gradually add
milk, while stirring, and cook until
smooth and thick, stirring occasion
ally. Add cheese and stir until
melted. Fold in sliced olives.
1t is so easy to have can of sal
mon on your pantry shelf for that
emergency which is sure to come
sooner or later. Here is recipe for
Salmon Loaf
"a cup rice
quarts boiling water
2 cups salmon Il pound)
2 eggs, beaten
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-05

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

AMER. U. PARK-Comft. room for
lady. next bath; phone, lndry. privil; |;
express transp.; $35. EN-. 3-0743.
1880 I6th ST. N.W.-Former lega-
perm. perm emp empl. ladies; ample Closets:
lovely view; h.-w.h.: S35;
DUPONT CIRCLE - Spacious. twin.
double. pvt. bath. entrance. balcony.
l739 10th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 10th St. NV.
Refined businesswomen. sgle. and
dble rms, beaut. furn.. mod. baths
174O p NV. 1.-THE churchilr-Clean
single rms, running water; maid
ss5ViiS Sp 10! s7 s77SSgss. Also dOl'' rms. 14 siO
ATTENTION LADEs-vic. 18th and
service; $40 mo. NE. 8-57O7. %
PENNINGTON. 1924 18th St nv.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service
conv location; single. SS.76: double
NS% $lS'I9 9AMr.H2RE W; RE "IH5SS HOSE Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service,
switchboard service. l712 o9ss NsT
NICE, QUIET FURN. RMS. single
and double: in pvt, home. 1920 que
st. NV AID. 1861. D
AChOSS SIAILEh-bec' SolHcA An,o''
twin beds. adjacent showers: sgle;,
SS; dble.. S14. 1901 X st. NV. 3
.I723 EYE ST. NV. mr.. Doctors Hos
pital-Desirable sgle. rms. So Wk.
1914 18th sT. N.W.-Floral Manor
Elev.-type bldg Nice front, sgle.
rms. $3.50 mo: up. -
1884 QUE ST. N.W-The Kennert--
Redec. sgle. rms. nr. bath. Only 81
1885 SV N. va" il. AvE.-Former embassy,
across from Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Front single room. s.. p
1858 p ST. NV, Dupont Manor"
Cozy sgle rm., next to shower 80
aSSs SSsAiF = ST. N.w.-Apt. "a. Toronto
Apts; rm. with bay window; elev'
N.W.WNicely Ns1WSNiil furn. rm.: suitable for
refined gentleman; reas.; cow. TO
everything. ia. 9-0593. -
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. Conn.-Lge. rm..
leges; 2 iadies or couple. EN-. z
CIosE-IN. corner Conn. 207Q Bel
mont rd.. Apt. 63-Beautiful rm..
next to bath. DU. 7-0S99. >
A BLK. from 18th S;s St. NV; .Wort tranSom SDnse
privils.; empl. ladies or men; $3.50
PsE week each. meals optional. Phone
UNIV. PARK. - Master
bedrm. with shower and tel; pvt.
home; reference. WO. 6-6916. 3
WISCONSIN AVE. AND FESSENDEN
Large, bright, paneled Hv:-bedrm.
with pvt bath and street entr. Cen
tIeman, EN-. 3-906S. g
COZY STUDIO ROOM in pvt. home.
Very nicely furnished; kitchen priv
ileges. ia. 9;7OSS; :
furn. room in pvt. home. unlim:
phone; gentleman pref; near Mount
Alto Hosp; reas. EN-. 2-O6o2.
PRIVATE BATH. phone ext, ample
parking space; attractive master
bedroom, In quiet home. near transp;
N. Cleveland PIX. EN-. 3-0222. IS
PETWORTH, All eth st. n.w.-Nice
bright rm., next bath; pvt. family;
suit / or 2; express bus service.
1919 JEFFERSON sT.-Attrac: rm.;
owners home; mr.. transp.: tel. snu
laundry privils. RA. 3-7O9l. -6
ENTIRE end FLOOR, to be shared
with / gentleman; good transp. no.
a7o1 G4cSN ccSoNN. AvE.-LE.. nicely furn.
coao%RBIA o5aodRi amPs RD..D Ds1ssSsas5 1sssSf1in Nv fSTH
rm., bath, refgr. and phone. Excel
loc. S50-S60 mo. CO. 6-4636. Ext.
1870 18th sf.-Beaut. house. bus at
door; sgle. rm., maid service, phone.
ldry. and TsfST. EeAs. NO. 7'S4z2.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
DOGS, PETS, Erc. tcont.D

SIAAIESE KITTENS, show type. finest
domestic champion and imported
blood lines. Ho. 2=0227. IS .
FLASHY BOXER PUPPY, Axe, 2
mos. old, has had shot. ~.
DOBEEHRMAN PINsCHER PUPS, sire,
Oh. Damasyn, the Sage. ex. dau.
Oh. Dows Dusty. JA.. 2-2063. IS
BIRD, young, male, talking cocketiel,
cage and stand. $50. NO. 7-3Q4s.
ENGLISH Settlers, gun dogs, pets
and pups. excellent breeding, regis
tration; FRED B. CUNNINGHAM.
PUPPIES WANTED, mixed or pure
,5Isd;, bred; top prizes; KE; SI2lS 7sI2lS. IS -S
255 to choose from, Heinz variety,
S;0V See our 1D LARGE Selection o Ot OF otheT sG
animals. birds. fish. etc. Use our
cow. layaway plan. KE. 7-1213
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for
: sale; Lo; 77SII7. .
kEi snd fs@sIss' snssss. fa"n' vac and Wor@ed ms
LABRADOR RETRIEvERs. No bettel
companion for home or field. Finest
breeding. Puppies reasonably priced
w. j. MCDONALD, Box 81, Water.
FRENCH POODLES = Ribbon win.
blk. standard. 8 mos. Axe. Teas
COLLIE PUPS (2). 8 mos. old. male
Axe reg, champion sired. Cal
AiREDALE PUPS, 4 mos. old, rea
chHHTaauA RHt2nsf a. puPs. 81 2Gss4 21tis darIisss
$35 up. Stud service. Axe, An
napolis. Nd co; 8-2934. 5
purebred, no papers. wormed. 6rst
coSkER sSGts LSi sPANfES i7EsS7P PUPS, Axe 1s reg
istered, S25 and S3b. 10. 5-23l 8
BEAGLE PUPS, reg, cheap, 8 wks.
black and white; WE, 5-6S3l; u
males, 8 mos. old, beautiful mark.
inrc. ran GEn ao STII O-Ak07
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

RUG. sx12, wool wool face; good cOnd..
RUGS. 2, 9x12 blue broadloom. used
very little. .S45 each. May be seer
Sun. morning. Apt. .402, Woodley
M Park Towers, co; 5-4ls6: ,o,l,o.
excel cond gacriice. Me. S-563O
RnMMASGE 4Hs AGE sALE-clothing, women.
and girls and housewear. LA. . g.
SAFE, eft. Mosler, also has innel
half today's cost. AP. 7-8400.
SAW, Delta 8-in.; jointer planer. f.
in; on stand with la-h.p. BIB motor;
drill press, h-in; Jc with 3;lh6;p
sA%ii ISio, sears 1aod taS5: iSsu.I model sls rs
SAW ~ Craftsman Sin. table saw,
without motor, $25; in good condi-
SCREEN; o35 S.fOld' natural finish, new
SECRETARY. handsome walnut, hand
beaut. carved; moving, will sacri-
flce: 500. OIL: 2-4943.
SEWING MACHINE. 31-15 Singer
taller taller; apo D9weF achns fdn DTsssiag7 sg7Soo
SEWING MACHINE, rotary electric
console model: S5b. Cali LU.
4-2664. IS
SEWING MACHINE. sylvania de luxe
elec. port, round bobbin, attach
ments, sews forward. reverse, darns;
mos. old; cost over $500; to
settle estate, $65: EN-. 1882.
SEWING MACHINE, free Westing-
house late de luxe model; sews for
ward, reverse, attachments, portable
elect: $40. AP. 7-1282.
SEWING MACHINES - Save UP to
$50; beautiful Singer desk model,
$110; Singer portable, S49.50.. 1912
Lee HWY. IA 2-4014
Evening star., 1953-11-08

New WVH4pIS 1854 national eGiIAa brands. wholesale
ioisi ioioS coiesviIle I'd. Ju: 7.9400:
TYPEWRITERS RENTED. Late mod
els. S4 mo-, 3 mos, $40. Rent may
apply to purchase. ME. 4615'
go Franklin st, ne; ..ous..s.
good cond.. $25 each. LA. 6-s49O.
$39 so up; new ports, SOS. 80 up.
terms. Today. CO. 5-4625 wk., 1112
14th NV. DI; 7-7372. - ~
Royal. Smith Corona. Und., olympia; !;
free home dem. ST so wk. D1. 7-2704.
TYPEWRITER. new Royal ports, .su-
perceded mods. at sub. saw. Today,
co. 5-4625 wk., 1112 14th NV. DI.
ITYPEWRITER. Remington Rand,
Quietwriter. like new: cost S1O2
sell for S65. LU. 1889.
TYPEWRITER DESK, walnut.
drawers; good cond.; S25. Call TU.
ITYPG%RRrTER. new, Smith Corona
cash. EN-. 2-0109. ,
TYPEWRITER-Royal, stan. elite;
rebuilt, good cond.;. to highest bidder
or exch. for plea type. Sun, ewes,
DI; 1890; Ext: 500; ,s.o.d
Jo' iS5e snSssi pSSsii elite ''Ds' S27a0: a&16 6ai
TYfEWRiTER. "; T;yVRifi 1BM and carbon rib
Don attachment, $225 cash, will
guarantee, ONCE. DI. 7-s1so; res
TYFEWRiThRs. ITi ESvfggIiRs und. Smith. recoSd:
Wk'. Ii12 14th NV DI. 7-7372.
TYPEWRITERS. special sale. guar
CO I43I Z Capitol ST. Ii Il, 3-o9S2 nEss
sfEMHisLns s. mo.' mos. iCs So. ii CIRCLE TYPf
TYPEWRITER, STANDARD Underwood
S35; adding machine. desk, $35; botEF
in good condition. Kl. 8-4Q64; -
hd;'S hauied; SIS ca. Ii. 3-s4es. IS
rEPEMR5aFRSk SpdsHWood l. s@sh Saith sa5 snd
up All IN. good working order; Rent;
xpEMRRfHEs ~ 5sRsiFs al Con %'9SS soo FIT q
TYPEWR1rHRs 9;RE WRITER t2,. smtth-corona
Conn ave; NV; suite 719. 10
cost tn DfEfsct7 KE' 7-fs4d fSa4dditi0n' 500 " G5's
TYPEWRITER. late Underwood Of.
flee. model, excel; cond:: S55. Tt
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith ofics
model, s9perspsedi TOUCH eontSrol c9aS
TYPEWRITER. Royal KMM, 14-inct
carriage. Elite type. excel. cond
| 331 Emerson st. NV. sunday.
TYPEWRITER, Corona. portable, pics
type excel cond.; S45 LU. 1882
Model S. elite type; recently over
hauled: S65. WO. 6-4161.
TYPEWRITER, Standard. S35: port
able, $40: also cash register, Nc.
| Caskey. gas station keyboard. HE
UNIFORMI Trench COAT. Air Force
blue Al regular: $40. Army great
coat 40 reg; S25. New cond. KE
S-o4R4 %
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Late model 80. 10. s-9352.
WASHING MACHINE--Kenmo auto.
TV set, 16-in.: small radio; platform
WASHING MACHINE, 1861, GE
wringer, good cond., S75. ia. =
=; 244l Z LATTE after Si3o sp. Pm; r 8
auto. excel. condition $50. AP.
WAsHiNG MACHINE, Bendix Dryo-
boiling. UN. 4-0874. 3
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spinner:
in excel. cond.; will sacrifice. UN
WAsHfNG MACHINE. Whirlpool au-
$500, sell S1s5. ia. s.7684.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econo-
mat; excel. cond. Call LU. 2-S41S.
WzsS1NG 24sS Mlnn, MHeHfNR, aye fs APT; Eas9 Spin
Dryer; Excellent cOndition; Beas'
" ezesIIsnt sondltiS1ni cost $50; sat 80
or best offer. Call ia. 7-2l65.. 3
WATCH CHARM, global; A col
opens opens into lte, p,yramidal randall sect Sections CON:
tanning intricate engravings; OF
especial interest to Masons. Shown
by appointment. Box 42-z. Star.
WATCHMAKERS, Q complete watch
crystal cabinets, l glass. plastic;
sacrifice. AP. '7-7334. IS
WATER HEATER. electric. 20-gal. ;
in excel. cond.; a bargain. UN.
WEDDiNG GOWN. satin, size Is,
veil included; also bridesmaids dress
and flower girls dress. LA. 6-8256'
WILLOW PORCH FURN., rocker, 2
chairs, daven., cushions, $35. Fire
place gas heater, artificial Goals,
good heat, $35. Bed-sofa, $35. All
loAgo in good cOnd' Sat- SUM-, RA'
WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER, prefer
Feeders; also deep-freeze, z to 1C
#. DU. 7-5S76.
WINTER COVER, canvass for SO It.
cabin cruiser. Excel. condition. Wo'
OPESfSG OPENING MISSION HOME, want
Pianoo and and furniture: cheap or free
RCA 15-inch Duo-Cone speaker. Model
515S2. New, still in carton. S35.
AP. 7-0O42.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

Fresh cows, 3 and 5 close spring
Phone Vienna 671-J. -16
BRED SOWS AND gifts. 1 pure
bred Hampshire boar, 16 mos. old;
80 head pigs; Holstein heifers. Cali
MR.. JONES. Poolesville tMd) 1886
BANNOCKBURN FARM-Horses and
ponies boarded. Ponies, $45 up
Horses. $50 up. Lge. box stall. Oak.
ton, Va. Vienna 26-W-1 or 57-J-1
REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE
help you establish herd on 1
sounc basis, or improve your pres
ent one. Visit our farm at Fairfax
Va. Phone Crescent 644-W. Ia
STUD SERVICE to Piping Rock. on,
& o5 she M hfss se htfoni toE n Pee Ss or wGssa
offer. Must be thoroughbred mare
Horse Show. Lo. 4-o25s. @s
bride. Sacrifice, 500. Call Crescen
Registered HEREFORD BULLS
Two 1-year-old bulls. herd improyers
E wen yt,,,,i sroEn; LAEEY MY ossl o5ssEEpIiNG iS.,
BAY W fS5R HORSE, F. 4 sSAS Bred. dA4hS' Has sa SeseaI
shown and hunted by children
BAY THOROUSGHBRED STUD now ii
training at Bowie: Black Tony breed
ing; very gentle, Has bred largt
colts: must sell due to illness. Bo'
MILK III < GoAr, staAEi brown. Ap. 7-e4es
HOGS, registered Tamworth, grail
fed 4 bred sows, Sl35 each. Shoats
S25 to $35 each. Box 364-Y. Star
SAnpvr w-,,.L ,,,. L -S,,
snsf1e hunter. BRIDE; both. ; ss5
10 81 HEiFERs, E1FERs; about 8 mos. old. Sal,
Or will trade on on milk cows. Phon
HAY. baled: S35 ton. on the farm
DS;ZEp GZpress 752205 any time. -.
or ponies: best feed and care: reas
BEAUTIFUL BAY PONY. very sentl
and well trained. IA hands: 10-yr.
old gelding, guaranteed quiet ant
sound. $125 or best offer. Ais
Shetland pony colt, very gentle anS
sired by registered Shetland, $95
HEREFORDS-Registered foundation
stock; eight bred heifers and bull
all with papers: for sale reasonable
or will trade for dairy stock
others ready to lamb. To see, com,
to Mt. Airy. Md, turn left on Pros
pect road, first farm on right
McCRossIN. Any time Sunday. O.
YOUNG BAY HUNTER, over II
hands; ridden by girl. ia. S-3074
POLLED SHORTHORNS, registered
4 young bulls, one 16 mos. old
proven sire and a good one. Few
bred cows; Teergardin, breeding
Also registered Beltsville No.
hogs. Phone ia. 2-2371 afte,
SEVERAL SPOTTED PONIEs-wel
priced to sell Immediately. Brown
ing II7S7W-4. I1SL ANN co,,,.rDc,.,
Herefords for sale; top quality. mod
crate prices. Phone Leesburi
766-J-2.
PIGS FOR sALE-1o weeks old
s.WEEK.oI6 Wi - PIGS Approx. 90
ID. Shoats. LO. 5-0395.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

10 TO 100 CORDS OF WOOD, S12 q
cord; you haul 1t. Poolesville 8 53
after 6 pm. 12~
FIREPLACE. wood. presto logs. kin
ing anthracite briauets: new, clean
load delivered; 1915 . hundred
supPEY sp & lOee e. 7GH s1s haG5 18th cooPEs e
Ii. 6-5919: Branch yd.. 400 First
FIREPLACE Seasoned oak
and hickory. $24 cord; immediate
delivery. L. 8. PARKER, JE. 3-S229.
FIREPLACE WOOD-Hardwood. well
seasoned; delivered and stacked.
ALL-sEASONED OAK WOOD, fire.
place lengths; cords, half cords de-
liv. in NV. area. JA. 2-3141. %
DRY, SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD.
SIS cord delivered. Call OIL. 2-06S4.