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Evening star., 1953-07-16

Trustees sale q M valuable able, TWO @
BEING KNOWN as PREMISES
NTMgEH N2E sonraEAsF. s22 kENTUckX AVE-
duly recorded in Liber No. 9225.
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request of the party Sc;
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
IN AH front t,S q v9n the pTsmSss' On %a3 NON IN
July. AID 1858. AZ oNE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following
in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot 2.
warren ct al subdivision Of Square
South Of 1899, as per plat re-
corded in the Once Of the surveyor
FIBER fGs 'ns s. ss D'teiis tois 81 q Columbia in
Terms: Sold subject to a prior tbuild-
approximately S3,282.65 further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
required. conveyancing, recording.
ments en ~ made % as Of dat; date Of fOi sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
rertised and resold at the discretion
q '"e JOSEPH eHsfSfSi g. wEEpA,
ROBERT W. KIDWMLL,
tye.l1. 1.14.16.1s Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN q son. Auctioneers,
436 Southern RufldfnR
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TsTssfss sTosY ko8 ss7s Sh1eR ST ysluR D%rn11E LING
SgMsER SG1aa KNSwF sso sFkErF AZ FPFEM5TEs soTTH.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
records Of the District Of coIumbisa
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
MoNiP5439Y. THE 'rS PwEST1E4H Se1fT1Sss' DAY S9
O'CLOCK PM. the folIowinSS.
described land and premises. situate
IN the District of Columbia. and
Howenstein,s subdivision Of lots in
IN the offlce Of the Surveyor for
fee n sE Piit5ict falia q q Columbia in Liber
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbuild-
ing association deed Of trust. for
approximately npInr isnand s.:s S5'ss7;5s and .
sSI1d sfss 8 'iSit farthe2 fGr pap sP
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
aoove said trust to be paid in cash.
AonSsTsnrin, deD1sit OF s5oGi0o S5o9i0o reauired;
purchasers cost. Adjustments made
as Of date of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
THOMAS HUNT,
CHARLES MITCHELL.
ty9. .13.16.1S. Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, AuctioneeFS.
436 Southern RuildinR
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To Place a Star CLASSIFIED Ad
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THOS. J. OWEN d SON, AuctioneeTH.
436 Southern Building.

LOUIS YUDELEVTT.
ROBERT w. KIDWEIL,
v7.9.11.14.16. Trustees
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
w < / hyR@ sts~ed,
 lOu Housing Project

Sew ral heavy blasts of dyn- amite signalled the resump, t on of work on the housing project in the east addition 4arly the past wee k.
 Brooklyn Avenue has beea ,losed to traffic all week near he area where a road will cross the avenue. Heavy machinery was busy moving dirt and trucks were hauling fill for reads.
 Leo Wynans, head of the Kodiak Construction Com ~pany, holds a contract for the erection of the buildings. Wy mans is now in Kodiak. He is also head of tbe Leo s. Wy mans Co. Inc. of Portland.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
~ T .-.-. !. |. cL SPEEDS
continued from nage Q

continued from page g HEY look! Sale while they last. New left over building materials. 1-panel inside doors S8 ca; light gray as- phalt tile flooring, IS 1-2 cent sq. it.; solid brass in- side lock sets, $2 ea.; ; cup- board doors, made up; night latches; 30 gal. h.w. tanks, laundry trays; industrial showers; bronze weather stripping & other items. Leo Sears Co.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

FOR SALE -sRro~ni9g t, i 2ssj7.a an |
 matic shotgun, Sweet s j. teen with Poly.Choke. and recoil pad. Less than one year old. $135 %. Model 6 Winchester .22 automatic with Weaver K2z scope toI mounts. S100.00. Brand new Also 12ga. Remington pumt with recoil pad, one year old S67.00. One Model 95 Win, chester cal. 30-06. New blue job. Best offer. See Gene Crawford or call 3121 before Wednesday. Also one pair of 7x50 Japanese binoculars perfect condition. $40.00
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
RUMM AGE sale, Every Saturday afternoon at the Kodiak Baptist Mission be tween 1 and 5 pm.

WILL care for children of working mothers, any age Interested persons please write 20. Box 642, Kodiak Alaska. Will answer all let ters.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

WANTED-Auto license tags,
 1947 and older. Collectors S prices paid. Write to box HAY, Douglas, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

May 16 is the Third Annual observance of Armed Forces Day.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

FOR SALE-manila folders adding machine tape. Ham mermill bond paper and envelopes. See at Kodiak MIRROR.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
Homes for Sale
Downtown Area

Downtown Area Two bedroom house one block from shopping area. Needs some work to complete. Sell ing price. $4, 800,
 Mill Bay Road Area Two bedroom completely fur nished horne. Exceptionally good quality, $2, 800 down will handle.
 Mission Road Area One bedroom partially fur nished home just outside city limits. $4,500 only will pur- chase.
 Three beddoom home with tile bath and kitchen. Hardwood floor throughout, overlooking lake. Selling price $12,5 800. New completely furnished two bedroom home with attached garage. Has extra large lot, SIS. 800 will handle. INSURANCE DEPT. BANK OF KODIAK
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16

GUN BLUEING Pistols, shotguns, rifles. Guaranteed work. Two weeks service. See Gene Crawford or call 3123.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-16
MOI

Effective Monday. Ma, Is the hours for Kraft's &, per. market will be 8::30 am to 6::3C pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Envoy Hits Japan S Claim
To Property in Korea
BY the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10
Korea's Ambassador to the
United States says the greatest
stumbling block to Japan-Korea
treaty negotiations now On in
Tokyo is Japan's fantastic"
claim to property in Korea.
DR.. You Chan Yang said in
an interview last night: If we
concede we'll have to turn over
85 per cent of Korea to them"
DR.. Yang, who opened the
Tokyo conference last Tuesday
and leaves today for Chicago
and Washington, said Japan also
is asking reparations from Korea.
These claims are based. he said,
on damage in the recent warfare
to the property it claims in
Korea.
DR.. Yang said the conference
is the third attempt since 1851
Ito settle all existing problems
between the two countries and
build a treaty of commerce, nav
igation and friendship"
Japan bases its property claim
on 40 years of occupation started
after the Russo-Japanese war
and ended with Japan's. defeat
in World War II, the ambasSa-
dor said. But article 4B of the
1851 peace treaty with Japan
clearly states that Japan has
nothing in Korea" he asserted.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Connolly 10 Retire
From Navy 10 Take
Long Island u. Post

Vice Admiral Richard L. Con-
molly, president of the Naval War
College, at Newport, r. l., since
December /, 1850, had applied
for retirement from active
service.
The Navy. in making this an
nouncement yesterday, said the
admiral would become president
of Long Island University, Brook
lyn, N. Y
Admiral Connolly, 62, COM
pleted 43 years of active duty last
July. The admiral, who will be
given four-star rank on the re-
tired list, is the last officer of the
Naval Academy's class of 1914 to
retire.
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Rob-
bins, jr., who has been serving
as chief of staff to Admiral Con-
molly, will take over the Presi-
dents duties at Newport.
At the same time the Army an
nounced that Maj. Gen. Ebert
L. Ford, the 10th Chief of Ord
nance, will retire October 81 after
more than SO years of military
service.
Maj. Gen. Emerson L. Cum
mings. assistant Chief of Ord
nance, has been appointed by
President Eisenhower to succeed
Gen. Ford.
+ Gen. Ford, a native of Milford,
Conn, was graduated from the
Military Academy. During World
War II he served as Chief Ord
nance Officer, Allied Forces
Headquarters in Europe and as
sisted in planning the North
African landings.
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Ex-K King Peter Files Suit for Divorce as''p"
AEEYEFs1

the official blessing Of Britain's
Prime Minister Churchill when
it took place in 1914, was on its
way to divorce court today.
The former monarch filed a
request for q divorce here YES
Evening star., 1953-10-10
BY the Associated Pres,

PARIS, Oct. 10.-The wartime
marriage Of ex-King Peter II of
Yugoslavia and Princess Alexan-
dra of Greece, which received
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Park Lectures Open

The National Park Service will
open it's winter series of illus
trated lectures at 8 pm. Monday
in the Interior Department au-
ditorium. Matt Dodge will pre-
sent color films of parks wildlife.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

terday, charging his wife had
deserted him to live in Italy. The
move had been expected since
the couple announced last month
Evening star., 1953-10-10

they intended to end their nine.
year-old marriage.
It was not known when the
court might rule on the case.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

At friendly Hlcrest Heights enjoy better living
in home remarkable for its quality construction features
and extra equipment. Really magnificent center hall
creation insprngy conceived by master craftsmen Fea.
turing large living room full sized dining roo Westing
Evening star., 1953-01-22
News Of Music
By Alice Eversmon

A sequel to last weeks concert
by the National Symphony
Orchestra was that given in
Constitution Hall last night. It
was conducted, as was the pre-
vious program, by Bruno Wal
ter in guest capacity. and again
there was Mozart and Brahms,
side by side. This will be the
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Walters Affectionote Touch
Gives Symphony New Tone

pattern Of the remaining con-
certs Mr.. Walter win conduct
during this guest engagement,
and the public should be the
richer thereby.
For Mr.. Walter brings q deep
personal affection to the revela-
ton of these composers music.
Much thought has been expend-
ed on the interpretations. but
not much heart. It Is in this re-
Spect the famous guest surpasses
other conductors, ana it is well
for music lovers to have an OPP
portunity to steep themselves in
this particular approach. An in
sight is gained into the secret
places Of these composers souls
through the guidance of a man.
the SenSitivity of whose mu-
steamship vibrates to each revel-
atory instance Of the music.
Melody and Charm.
Last nights program consisted
OF Mozart's Symphony in e fat
Major. No. 80, K. 543." and "Eine
Kleine Nachtmusik," finishing
with Brahms Symphony No. 2
in D Major" It was, of course,
an evening of melody, charm and
graciousneSS with a proper touch
here and there of the profound
. emotions of which both COM
posers were capable. If Mr..
Walters reading tended to ac-
centuate the former considerably
more than the latter, the effect
was such that few could take
exception to it.
The Brahms symphony, as
Walter conceives it, was the
more absorbing to follow. The
composers inexhaustible gift for
song, even in his large scaled
works, came to the consciousness
fully. It was evolved through
the softness of sound. and its
velvety flow, the conductor Is
able to attain from his mu-
sicians. Even the tympani had
a mellow quality not usually
forthcoming from vigorous Fred
Begun. Nor was there any drive
toward the climaxes or the more
powerful moments, they grew
naturally and without the con-
ductor's urging. All this dis
closed the essential happy char
acter of the symphony and its
grave reverie.
Mr.. Walters light touch and
loving care was lavished also on
the Mozart numbers. But once
again, the personal reaction was
one of wishing for a little more
life, a little more abandon, par
ticularly in the lyric Sym
phony." There are passages of
intensity in this work that pro-
vide the contrasts Mozart under
stood SO we'll. The magic of Mr..
Walters reading lay in it's re-
finement, its tender regard, and
its beautifully worked -out detail.
New Quality in Orchestra.
Under his direction, the Or
chestra's ensemble acquires quite
a different quality. Lately the
tendency has been to bigness of
volume and a consequent. harsh
ness Of sound. Last night, as last
week, the tone colors Of the yari-
GUS sections flowed together or
took their separate stand with
great limpidity and Smoothnesss.
The musicians grasped the con-
ductor's wish that the music
should expand and blossom in a
logical way.
The audience listened with
thorough enjoyment and gave
expression to it by the quality of
its applause. And there was again
the. high point when the musi-
clans disclaimed all honor by re-
fusing to rise so that Mr.. Walter
could receive the acclaim alone.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Greenland IS Luroest

COPENHAGEN - Largest is
land in the world Is Greenland.
1t covers an area recently esti-
mated to be about 827 300 square
miles.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
At ALL THREE STORES
Special Purelsose!
Twist Bro0dloom
$40 81. ID.

HeoW cotton twist brocdloom with,
Iotex back to lock each tuft IN ploce,
to make II hug the floor. Rose,
morioold, beige, antique gold,
ncturol, emerald green. All Oft.
widths. Limited quontity in some
coIors. Room size rugs. bound:
oxI2-ft. ruo uo------------45.4 .48
oxl5-ft. ruo -----------55.05
oxl8-ft. ruo ----------66.4z AZ
ox2l -ft. .r,io.---------76.S9 r,io.
The Hecht Co, 6th Floor, Washington:
3rd Floor; SilUe1 Spring;
lth Floor, PGrkingtOR
Evening star., 1953-01-22
THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1858

100 l2th Sc tCoF Gl Over Zlntrick,.
Beginners Course n SHORTHAND, TypeWritinR
gsIa, TINE on refresher course. Small lIasses
Estapnsned % years Positions GUARANTEED
EEL for Veterans Training. ManaEer Il oVerseas
New classes starting. REGISTER Early. Imauiro
Evening star., 1953-06-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. GW-Compl. furn.: running wa;
st. NV. ME. s-5473. -2I
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-$14 wk. fol
ephls4,;s also bedrm.; no drinkers. AD
1850 HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleehpins
rms; privtl. Of RECEIPT. rm., kit. and
laundry. AID. 2-9446. -19
Mr.. CAPITOL-2 rms. semibath; fine
location: new refgr: Refs. 2 adults
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Large, bright
single Ink. room: all utils.: $33.60
per month. Apply bsmt. apt. --21
44I6 14th ST. N.W.-Compl. furn
accepted aei S RAJ se.s6os NSs D'''e: rs Sss0'
COOL BSMT.. refgr., clock radio. TV
Sl5-S20. Elk. 3-o653. -22
DOWNTOWN-S7 N. Y. ave. NV,
newly dec. bedrm. with lge. separate
:, compl; kit; adj; bath: $15 week. "a
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. light front
rm:. din. alcove, stove, refgr. and
utils. furn.; $11 wk. DE. 2-1675.
DUPONT AREA. so1a N st; NJ
Lge. master rm.. refer. hotplate.
linens: next to bath; $40 wk. Call
DU. 1853 or DU. 7-554S.
1916 E. CAPITOL ST. NE. Lge.
rm:, nicely furn.; stove, refgr.. utils.
and linens furn.: reaS.
MT. PLEASANT, 5000 18th st. NV:
rms. twin beds, couch, new refgr.
on carline. After 5 pm. AID. 2-2S38.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WEIMARANER, Q healthy puppies
sired BY International champ. Dame
German import; will be Axe reg
Ready soon. Cypress 7-8939. lis
COLLIE PUPPIES. beaut. sable and
white. Axe. excel. blood line, JE.
GoiDEa GOLDEN RErRIEvERs. 2 wks. old.
Axe, championship lineage. Call
GRhAT GalshsrsPSTs PYRESREs Sis; PUP, INC mos,
Axe reg. Good with children. OIL.
BOSTON Si TERRIERS, two beaut.
marked puppies. Wormed and inoc-
ulated; Z wks. Axe papers incl.
Axe fSs' DoSEkMAN oSi ssLaa0i 0Pi1NscHER, 3 mos
Works. SIS. ia. S-6041. is
sacrifice JU. S-4147.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES - Champion
blood line, Axe and thoroughbred
papers. Will sell reas. WA. 7-0S63
DARLING GRAY MALE KITTENSTc
be given away to loving people. DE
BOXER PUPs-AKc req: leaving on
vacation: must sell now. RIA. 3-06S5
BEAGLE. female. 1 year old; loves
children and is good Watchdog, to
be given away. Call Wo. 6-2603;
KITTENs-tal. friendly. playful;
badly In need Of good homes, to be
coEEE s5EfH 'FiH free es tSo So
full and white markings, $50 and
$50. Axe Peke. T.. S35.. Spitz-toy
collie. f.. pups, $40. UN. 4-541s.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WESLEY HALI-Announces openini
Of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms.
daily maid service. running water ir
rms. Bendix recreation activities
TV. selected menu. 1925 21St st
NV. HU: 3-6433.
BEAUTIFUL 1st-FL. RIM, in lovely
home OF nurse; for aged or semi.
refs. EN-. s-7ess. sii7 Wis. Wis ave. NV
MARBURY HALL. 1909 21st st. NV
"A Home Away From Home" newly
decorated. excellent meals, TV
laundry facilities. From $50 pei
CIGB it0f'ii MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. NV
and ms1 d5ss ststt,1o for ,f Tessq ladies' f src
course meals and hotel services. NO
1927 18th ST. N.w.-Larse second.
Single room room. Good Good meals. SEH' 1s. g."
ROOM AND BOARD; child care fol
mother osss snd l or 2 children, oSGall
AkL., RI 'igsso' I9ss N. 18th sr.-1ae. wSS sr.
eony ee@S fSnts B. e. PentssSn sSasneln Aa mali Hail.
SIS to $50 per week. ia. 7-6253
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1901. nea,
Conn. ave.-Nice, .attrac. rms. with
good food; $12 wk.; recr. rm.. TV:
young employed people. co. 6-2493.
FOR Two-py.. home.
REF1NEp Eli csHafRrsTiAN. tSi to share nice
niee nSe mesls isEels sersed Sef II 1t Vie
Evening star., 1953-06-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL-Entire LIST a.; center
hail; lge. Mv. rm., bedrm. and mod.
kit, with 9-cu.-ft. refgr. and Tap
pan. gas range; pvt. bath; excel
cond.; all utils. furn.; 500. 425
n. J. ave. Sc. Oh. 4-64s7. -17
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-One
room kit. and bath, completely
furn.. air-conditioned apt: tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for 1 or
2 people, full hotel services. no time
limit. 800 Goth st. NV. Ma. s-5426
1888 CONN. AVE.-Efnc. for adults:
$50. Also ] bedrm.. liy., rm.. kitch
cite. bath: 3 adults: S110. -22
Mr.. GA. AVE. AND uPSHUR NV
New enc. apt ideal for empl sgle.
girl o. rple.. &65 mo RA 6-29S0.
CONN. AVE. APT. house. bed:
rm., nv. rm. din, foyer, kit and
bath: lge. closets; all utilities,
Switchboard and elevator. 10.
Isss Irving ST. Nw.-Is.:. nicely
tuEn: ny; rm:: bedrm~ ki kit: and
1919 JEFFERSON ST., nr. Ca. ave-
Open tonight. 81, Two-bedrm. apt.
with complete kit, dinette, bath,
inclcsed porch, NE: s-l971. III ,
porch: SOS. incl. utilities. 1884
Burke Bt. Sc, IL 3.se41. -7
Evening star., 1953-06-17
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED

sos HANNA PL. s.E.-3 rms. and
bath, convenient 70 shopping and
transp. S67.50 incl. all utils.. BU-
SABA; Jsao 44'5 Southern ave. Sc; SIS 20
GEORGETOwN-Emcieney with fun
kitchen, in apt. house. S79 30 mo.
incl. utils. NO 7-fn3G TU. 2-2952
BRADLEY BLVD. APTS.-l ana 2
bedrms. with liv. rm.. dinette. kitch-
en-. tile bath: all utils. except phone:
available now: once. 63Ql lillian
to s. Mon through Fri. OIL
sHiPLEY PARK-one and two bed
rm. apts, in lovely Sc. apt. develop
nent. Extra-lge. rms. picture win
dovs. plenty Of closet space. storage
rms. and laundry facils.; eonv. to
bus. schools and shopping center;
! bedrm. from $50 70 $3.50; 2
once Psetfd At 1900 25th St Sc.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL., 1927 N. UTAH sT.-Attr. furn
rm.. 2 windows next to bath and
shower; $50. After s.
ARLINGTON-Bedr large, nicely
furn.. double bed. convenient all
transp. ia: 4-1S73. -21
800 N. 18th ST.. ARL.. VA.-Large
room next to bath, gentlemen. conv.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT, Ia
koma Park. Md.--Lge. rm.. PVT.
bath. unlimited phone: gentle
man: reas. JU. S-1662.. -19
LGE: RIM. with sun porch, pvt. entr.
and bath: conv;, nr. Pentagon. Reas.
BETHESDA-Bedroom and study, gar
den; e9ol. quiet; gaeS share home, $50
LGE; NEWLY FURNISHED RIM; for
rent; gentleman; Semipvt. bath.
1901 Columbia pike. near bus stop.
1911 1911 n. fEE6DGEwooD, ARL.-Lovely
rm.; near bus; unlim. phone; liv.
rm nriYil. TX LA &.631& .-23
Evening star., 1953-06-17
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE mare. draft: 9 yrs.
old. Call Central S-4617. -21
FRESH cows, 2 Holsteins and 10
close springing Holstein heifers;
banes calfhood Vaccinated. Phone
Vienna 67-1-J -21
GENTLE PALMINO MARE and bay
COW pony. Just shipped in from
Texas. Ju. 9-9615: eyes,. au.
HOISTEIN COW, fresh with End
calf; Bangs vac. $500. EN-. 3-5407
HEREFoRD cows, 100 head good
brood cows, some registered. many
Sell any number, reasonable. DR..
C. J. LAUGHLIN. JU. 9-2114, ME.
S-1234. -22
Evening star., 1953-06-17
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SAID

PIPE--Galy.. black. copper. cast iron
M st. NV. No. T-7s0s. WA. i-5Soi
PUMPS, every size. $3.50 up: cou.
plipgs. motors, parts. repairs: auto
%sss RhEcTRc ESUiPMENq RSUTM eo
2473 Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-1600
REFRIGERATOR - loft. coldspot
$lOQ, Chrome and yellow Formica
ReFsfSEsxT$SRsJ dinstts sst $14 JE. ss4SS s2 :;2..
iastaiiation. PPEEssRLEEssss' Ess' SALES 'tses co.
2237 Ga: ave. DE. 3-5566.
Observation-Disclosures. and guar.
$35 up: refrigeration, air condition.
ing and electrical sales and service
MANGTM \ a MN ssoGa = GAscH. 1929 N Most st
REFRIGERATORS, used: large as.
sortment. from $40 up. Some witr
FREDERICKs. 3905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATION, used, perfect cond.
S35,. Phone RA. 3-O607 any time
RRFRIGERAf1;oHR,~ RGi SsR Il; Hi~' Admiral fS psa
et arest saerif,ce. Tu. s-s5s5. 3 e
REFRiGERSAToaRSg: ICE E & Pm fsss servel: la ab.
Solutely no money down, only S7.5O
mapes. e; FTss 5S. S5Sss ss5ysss' Also all 9sss'
REFRIGERAToR. 81 Philco, rs Gu
it., freezer compart., $100, or best
offer: sofa. $25: Ho, 2-5sS4.
tor model, 10-cu.- .-ft.; also 2. 8. 9 Gu
Il. Aireeond. eeoeri units uni T. LII Ii r. and M y
hip. decorator models. MALoNEYS
NC Sl26 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring
REFGR.. 9-cu.-ft. Seryel.. gas; excel.
cond.: $3.50. Stove, Magic Chef,
gas. $50. JE. 3-2S67. No agents.
REFGRS.. guar. $50 .e5 up. lib. trade
in on new models. easy terms. p
Q. SMITH. Sales and Service. 1874
II st. ne. Ii. 3-0696.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
FARM AND GARDEN

HES SUPER s3u'cMffraa G. e e and 4 sl.esS1s & sas
piows, mowers. rakes. forage har.
Vesters, corn pickers balers. drills
spreadefs leaders power units
s wngons ana Ss.d. Nd diss HsanS smmi Ss
saws cement mixers and discs
New idea mowers. rakes. corr
pickers spreaders. elevators. wa
CONS, leaders wagon unloaders
bodies. sprayeTS; ;,. lime & and ..1ati fsrti.
s Myers oiss;; hay eondisioners. Ho .'i baisr snt
binoer tWine. Parts and service
MALL CHAIN saws. new and used
parts and service. MALoNEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Mo. ~ S,S3SS
l. a. e CUB, .s ..ts,. ,9. sMs.is661Ns4s 4 s61S fSs
fRcn fNci SILVER Save 9 spsins asss'sM md. HA1N1
GARDEN TRACTORS. 2. 8 h.p.
SlO7 and up. Rotary tiller Is h;p:
EYS. INC. S126 Ga. ave. Silver
roWRE reSslRE: n MoxEa sizs'S; Ss;PBc1Al-,s r.
other 20. Il, S5-in. REQ and rotaTy-
type. Parts and service. MALONEY'S 3.
INC. Sl26 Ga. ave.. Silver spring.
TREE ~ SissisSi REMOVAL. topping. pruning,
Sfg fssd1nf FRsa ssSns ssERVicg 81 qp Lo Fs4s sS
AND TREE SERVICE.
TopSoi manYre ) in tres n shrrSSss4FSs' 1aSs4S
JE. S-2S43, JE. 3-Os7S. 49,
COMBINE, Minneapolis Moline, with
all attachments; In new eondition,
cost over S1.SO0; will sacrifice for
s,,ic eTiick ad sals. Sasa call MR. JONES' Poo'e'-
John Deere. MODEL LA;
Cail MR.. FRALEY. Poolesville. Nd.
COMBINE. Massey Harris: in All con-
JONES. Poolesvilie. Md. 37S6:
TOP SOIL. very good rich topSotl. Tor
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able. Call 10. 8-4933. .-23
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
trimming: D. C.. Nd. Va; free eS- eS.
BLUE GRASS SOD on PROMPT de-
livery. You lay it. GREENWICH
FARM NURSERY. Lu. 2-49s0:
TOP SOIL, very rich. dark loan;
pokirABhLE s5si b s0asc &kcTiG Sie sHE2rER fs II.
BY 16 It.. arch-type roof. fully in;
sulated, fabric covered. plywood
floors and doors. plastic windows.
built to Government specifications.
Call days. RE. 7-474S; eyes,. OIL.
clean Lean FILL D1Rr-Top soil. road
between 6-1O pm. 10. 2-1433. ---23
Tor SOI-Rich loan. ACC bu.; leaf
mold, 49c bu.; COW manure, 75c bu.;
delivered. 10. S-3946.