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Evening star., 1953-04-13
Maryland U. Gymkono
To Give Annual Show

The Gymkana acrobatic group
at the University Of Maryland
will present its seventh annual
home show at 8:15 pm. Wed
nesday and Thursday in the
university coliseum.
The troupe, composed OF be-
tween Is and IS performers, has
presented more than 40 off,
campus performances this year.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
RiverdoIe Youths Body
Recovered From Boy

The body of Wayne Andrew
Chinn. 10. of 4904 Riverdale
road, Riverdale, Md, was found
yesterday in the Chesapeake Bay
near Willows Beach, Md.
Young Chinn was one of four
youths who drowned in the bay
off Randall Cliffs on March Is
when their boat capsized. Chinn's
body is the first to be recovered.
A fifth youth, Donald D.
deSilva, 10. of 5000 Rhode Island
Avenue. Riverdale, escaped by
swimming to a fish trap stake
and holding on until help arrived.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Is Counties Have Exhibits
In Richmond Stock Show
BY the Assoeiafed Press

RICHMOND. April 13.-Young-
sters from 13 Virginia counties
will exhibit their prize livestock
at the fifth annual Richmond
Junior Fat Stock Show and Sale
to be held here tomorrow and
Wednesday.
Fourth Club and Future Farm
ers Of America boys and girls will
be here from Augusta, Bucking-
ham, Culpeper, Cumberland,
Fauquier, F Hanover, Henrico,
Highland, Isle of Wight, Loudoun,
Nelson. Fairfax and Madison
Counties.
The show is jointly sponsored
by the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce and As local firms in
cooperation with the State Ag-
ricultural Extension Service and
the Virginia Division of Markets.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Speeioi oisp0teh 10 The Stor

WINCHESTER, Va, April 13.
Shenandoah Valleys famous
apple blossoms probably will
reach their peak late next week,
four or five days before the Apple
Blossom Festival.
That prediction was made to-
day by DR.. A. B. Groves, plant
pathologist at the Virginia Agri-
culture Experiment Station here.
The blossoms will be in fair
condition, at least, for the kpril
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Shenondooh's Apple Blossoms
To Reach Peak Before Festival

30-May festival, DR.. Groves
forecast.
Cool or rainy weather this week
could hold the blooms back sew
eral days, he said. Some early
varieties are already blossoming
but most trees are on a schedule
that will bring out the blossoms
next week.
The trees will flower for about
a week, DR.. Groves said.
Last year; rainy weather held
back the blossoms so that they
came out at the time Of the
festival.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Talk on School BUDGET

DR.. Barnard Joy, chairman of
the Arlington School Board, will
discuss the proposed budget and
the system of textbook selection
at a meeting of the Williams
burg Civic Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Nottingham
Elementary School. Little Falls
road and Nottingham street,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Maryland Assembly
Started 26 Probes
After Asking for ST
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 13.-Fifty-
seven resolutions, asking the
Governor or other State officials
and agencies to appoint COM
mittees and make studies, were
introduced in the 90-day session
of the Gary General Assembly.
If they had all passed and
were carried out, State employees
would have been Scurrying like
a group of college students
gathering material for final
these.
AS it stands, 26 simple and
Joint resolutions were passed.
The rest died in committee.
Perhaps the most timely
and one of the most important
was a resolution by Senator
Phipps. Democrat. of Anne
Arundel calling for a committee
of Senators to consider legis-
lation concerning the threat of
violence by use Of knives and
other deadly weapons.
Crime Committee Formed.
Out of that came the Senate
Crime Committee. which recon-
mended a tightening of criminal
laws after series of hearings
with enforcement officers.
All the resolutions were not
quite as serious-at least to the
general public. Four of the
studies requested were con-
cerned directly with the work.
ing conditions encountered in
Annapolis by the legislators.
Senator Turnbull, Democrat,
of Baltimore County, one of the
II "InSurgent" Senators who
helped warm the air in the early
days of the session, thought
things were too hot around the
State House.
His resolution requested the
Department of Public Improve
mentS, the Board of Public Works
and the Budget Bureau engineers
to make a study of the heating
system in the Court of Appeals
Building (where his Office is To-
cated and the State House and
take remedial steps to correct
the excessive heat now prevail
ing"
Parking Area Asked.
Delegate Behounek, Democrat,
OF Baltimore, perhaps wary of
possible last-minute log jams,
suggested early in the session
that the presiding officers study
the feasibility of a first-aid room
in the State House.
But it remained for delegate
Wagner, another Democrat from
Baltimore, to put in writing what
was in the minds of all his COL
leagues.
Mr.. Wagner asked that Gov.
McKeldin appoint a commission
to study the possibility of devel-
oping the east half of the State
House lawn for an underground
parking lot for the Legislature.
There are approximately so re-
served spaces surrounding the
State House. To make sure the
spaces are taken on an honor
able f1rst-come- -flrst-served basis,
about 200 special parking tags
were issued to accommodate the
legislators and others.
Another resolution requested
the legislative council and De-
partment of Public Improve
ments to study the restroom situ-
alton in the State House and
take the necessary steps to
remedy the lack of facilities"
Two resolutions asked that
commissions appointed in previ-
Gus years be continued or re-
newed. One asked for the con-
tinuance of the commission ito
study and re-evaluate the public
school system of this State" An
other asked for new study of
the medical care program for in
digentS.
Evening star., 1953-04-13

ocratic pri-
mary for one
of the three
House of Dele
gates Sc a t S
fro m Arling-
ton.
In her an
n o u n cement,
Mrs. S t on e
S a id she is
supporting the
candidacy of
State Senator
G. h a rleS r.
FenWick or
Governor
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Social Work Group
To Meet at Alexandria

The Virginia Conference of
Social Work. District s. will hold
its annual meeting at t8:15 O'Clock
tonight in the parish hall of
Emanuel Church on the Hill,
Seminary road and Quaker
Lane. Alexandria.
A proposal to combine old-age
and survivors insurance pro-
grams will be discussed by Nell
son H. Cruikshank. of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. and
Herbert Lievenson, of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Report on Legislature

The Young Republican Club of
Montgomery County will meet at
$50 o'clock tonight in the Rock
Greek Shelter. State Senator
Anders H. LofStrand, will report
on the recent session Of the
State Legislature.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Forest Grove PTA to Meet

DR.. Edwin Broome. retiring
superintendent Of schools IN
Montgomery County, will speak
at a meeting Of the Forest Grove
Elementary School PTA at Sis
pm. tomorrow in the school,
9S05 Dameron dFive, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
CowIes Is New Head
Of Harvard Alumni
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April 13
- John Cowles. Minneapolis
newspaper and magazine execu-
tive, has been chosen president
Of the 100, 900 0-member Harvard
Alumni Association.
He will take Office on Har-
wards commencement day. June
IL, succeeding Charles c. Cabot,
q Boston lawyer.
Mr.. Cowles was Waduated
from Harvard in 1921.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
HYuttsxiIle STYLE Show

A style show for all members
of the family will be held by
the Mothers and Teachers Club
of the Hyattsville Elementary
School at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the school. Forty-third avenue
and Jefferson street.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
6. o. P. Card Party

The Mount Vernon Women's
Republican Club will give a card
party at 8 pm. Friday at the
Mount Vernon Fire House. Fort
Hunt road near Holm Hall VII
lage.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
American U. Convection

American University will hold
a convocation at 1890 am. to-
morrow in observance of Pan
American Day. Honduras Ambas-
Sador Rafael Vale will speak.
The program will be at Concordia
Lutheran Church, 1920 G street
NV. 4
Evening star., 1953-04-13
AutoCrash Kills
4 and Hurts 5
In One Family
Cars Collide Heod-on
In No-Possing Zone
Near SoIomons, Nd.

Four members of one family
were fatally injured yesterday in
a head-on auto collision near
SolomonS, Md.
Victims Of the crash were
Raymond Beverly, jr., 18; War
rem Sylvester Beverly, jr., 2;
Erskine Larue Beverly, 10
months, and Claudette Beverly,
Is, all colored. of Lusby, Md.
Five other members of the
family were injured, some Of
them critically. They were: Pa
tricia Beverly, 6, severe shock;
Irving Beverly. Is, head and
neck injuries: Wayne Beverly, 5.
head cuts; Sharon Beverly, 50,
internal injuries. and Ernestine
Joyce Beverly. %, head injuries.
All were admitted to Calvert
County Hospital at Prince Fred
erick.
Also injured in the crash was
Lowell Vaughn Thomas, 20, of
SolomonS, Md, who was adj
mitted to Calvert County Hos
pital with severe head injuries.
The accident happened about
$3.50 pm. on Route about two
miles north of Solomons. Mary
land State police said the Bever-
ly's were riding in a northbound
car driven by Raymond Beverly.
Mr.. Thomas was driving south.
Police said the Beverly car at
tempted to pass a third auto
mobile in a no-passing zone, and
smashed head on into the
Thomas car.
Three of the Beverlys died in
Stantly. Claudette died early to-
day in the hospital.
Police said no one had been
charged.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Mrs. Kathryn Stone
Seeks Delegate Post
In Arlington Primary

Mrs. Kathryn H. Stone, for
mer vice president of the League
of Women Voters of the United
States, today entered the Dem
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Falls Church Man Killed
When Automobile Hits Tree

William Henry West, Sc, COL
ored, of COS Shreve street, Falls
Church. was killed shortly after
noon yesterday when his car
smashed into a tree along Route
so about a quarter mile west of
Fort Buffalo in Fairfax County.
According to Fairfax County
police, Mr.. Vests car skidded on
the slippery highway when he
attempted to pull into the right
lane after passing several cars.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Charles County Womon, Is
Killed by Hit-Run Driver

A woman identified as Purnell
Brooks. 25, colored. of Pomon-
key, Charles County, Nd, was
killed by a hit-run driver on
Route 224 near Pomonkey early
yesterday.
Maryland State police said her
body was found in the road
where she apparently had fallen
after being struck.
Evening star., 1953-04-13

Of the Department of Labor and Industry
from six to four years.
Including all Of Houshs Park in the
WaShington Suburban Sanitary District.
HB577-By Montgomery and Prince
Georses deleg MISUNDERSTANDING approval
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Dis
trict. for water or sewage systems not
Hs Hs5ss@RS' " Prree ETf se"sSlSn GeorEss delera-
tions-Increasing the authorization for
no0d fsSn cSntTo1 r6 ao bonds IN Prinee Georges
WaHhnSOG subu4bsn 1S ssOtsry tine
mission. and S%S".ooo to $500, 900 By
the Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
IFS or special juries for cases involving
allesed habitual drunkards and lunatics.
HB646-By Prince Georges delegation
cials to advertise sales Of land in news
EBs5a-By scypherw5Pe!mittins the
special registration plates for vehicles
on request and payment Of an add:
tional fee to an applicant not convicted
HB143WBy Prince Georses delegation
ners.snF The Of sne
HB7l6SBy Prince Georges delegation
Authorizing the Prince GEORGES County
Board Of Education and the county COM
than S9.5 million for construction of new
schools, additions to existing schools.
equipment and purchase Of sites; and
to authorize any tax necessary to pay
interest on the bonds.
HB750-By Prince Georges delegation
Authorizing the Mayor and city coun.
ell OF Laurel to. issue bonds not exceed
ing SS0O,000 for storm water drains
and other public improvements and pro-
viding certain details with respect to
HB76S-By Prince Georges delega-
tion-Dedicating certain streets in Ber-
Wyn Heights to public use.
HB793-By Prince GEORGES delega-
County Commissioners to borrow up to
$500 900 to construct q county Jail
HBS10-By MONTGOMERY delegation-
RAising the salary Of the chief clerk to
Elections from $500 to 81 300: the
$3.50, two clerks from 81. 040 to S2,660
and . stenosrapher from S2.640 to
HBS26-By Prince Georges delegation
TO authorize Laurel to borrow $35, 900
for off-street parking lot.
HBS2T-By Prince George'S DELEGATION
,w-AuthoYizing Laurel to borrow SIS, 600
aor municipal buildinG. =
Evening star., 1953-09-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

coLoRED-oPEN SUN. Q TO 2
1708 ALLISON ST. NV,
Det. brick in exclusive neiehborhood
h.-w.h.. excel. cond., 2-car garage
Call Mr.. PhillipS. LU. 4-67h2.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
RIGGS PARK
610 NICHOLSON ST. NE.

NUHIH MICHIGAN Park
1882 EMERSON ST. NE.
.vACANT--NEwLY REDECoRATED
Modern, 2-yr. -old semidetached brick.
lSt floor powder room, liy. nm.
din, rm.. kit, 3 bedrms. and tile
path. gas heat. Bus stop at corner.
Moderate down payment and balance
IL trust at 4 per cent payable
S15 per month
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
SOIL 11th ST NE

Don miss seeing this immaculate
sirably located i lovely rooms. tile
bath storm windows. awnings Gas
heat. sun deck and also added
bSmt m Newly redecorated and
vacant. Priced right with low down
payment
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
1854 EMERSON ST. NE.

vACANT--IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Lovely 2-yr. .-old brick home. con-
sisting Of 6 spacious rooms. ia
baths, gas heat. fenced yard q
down payment, and take over Sl2.-
700 1st trust payable S71 per
month, incl. interest at per cent
A value that cannot oe duplicated,
Evening star., 1953-09-20
DET. SAUL'S ADDITION

Vac; 490S Arkansas ave. n.w.-Six
rms, bath. f1repl., porches. newly
dec yd.. gar. conv.; price and
terms right. Monday, RA. 3-0l 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

OPEN SUNDAY . TOT
621 KENYON ST. NV.
6-room; bath. row brick; gas h.-wh.;
knotty-pine recreation room with
q flne bar. Front entrance to base
ment; gear garage. Call Alfred L.
Caves. TU. 2-l9S7.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
PECK'S
Recommended Values
OPEN SUNDAY, 3-6
RIGGS PARK
5000 9Th ST. NE.
PRICE. $4,000

Modern 6-rm semldet. brick, tile
bath % bedrmSJ, gas heat lge.
fenced '%arG. excellent condition.
Reduced for immediate sale. $500
firSt trus,. payable S66.25 per mo.
Inc. taxes. Directions Right on
Riees re. ne. to s. Dakota ave,
rignt TO Gallatin ST., left on CAL
latin ] b,oc@ TO Sth ST., right to
open sign.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

OPEN SUNDAY Q 10 Z PM.
1913 ALLISON ST. NV,
Spacious semidetached brick in an ex.
hood; Scar brick garage; oil hot.
water heat: full bsmt.: ample bed.
rooms and entertaining rooms. Cal
Mr.. Brown. HO, 2-4O4S,
Evening star., 1953-09-20

1921 Varnum st. NV.
Semidet. brk.; center-hau entr.;
rms, " baths, oil h.-w h., full bsmt
down payment. Call Mr.. Polk. DU
7-0563,
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
Sob SARGENT RID. Ne

CONTINUED on Next PsgeD
Evening star., 1953-04-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1893 CLIFTON ST. .N.W.-First-f
water; baby okay. HO. 2-95o7, after
LARGE ROOM, kttchenette: refgr.,
cHiLbREN chilli RIIS a. AccEPrED-Nice e IrS front,
lge. rm.. hot plate. laundry privi-
leges; private home, close to every
thing. ABB Kansas ave NV. RA
$3.50 18th ST. .N.w.-1st-hoor bed
$MIi$s M VT VIZ I E 81. 2.lS55. ~: To To-
tteesT tfess sis sscfEad5o Ex sSs x airt0am ns nat
1922 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attrac.
sgle. and dble. Ink. rooms. $3.50
g week. Also sgle. rm.. next to bath.
sY7oo E STek; 81. N.w.-Nr. Municipal Cen
CATHEDRHh All Hsi' ave: OFF FF'' CONN.,
sa5m fafn empl a fnG fadiss DaRf5' ap 4GS$P GS2D
1888 IRVING ST. N.w.-single,
1s1a smpi' FSiRMoNr 1sM,io ST. N.w.-smnall
a9.r r% for I ,Io person, h,e 1oSn, water
Ink; rooms. $40 week. Cali AID.
4-0353. -15
Mr.. G. W.-Completely furn.. incl.
running water and refgr. 1912 21st
St NV; = sr NE, Z W. s-559S; ,,,,.s H. %L2
aire, semipvt. bath. Sis wkly. Call
mornings or after z. AID. 2-5032.
44I6 14th ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm.,
compl; furn;; couple Or 2 girls, child
18th AND COLUMBIA vicinity
Studio rm., next bath; refgr., sink,
hot plate: $46 mo. EN-. 2-2752.
1449 MASS. AVE. N.W.-S14 wk. for
$s wk. for extra persons. No
drinkers. AID. 4-9TS0. lis
Evening star., 1953-04-09
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcons., !

81 newly II d:eo4stsa J. AYE hs%PSFntSSR s4oH aS sssP
1sss aS dfipk,nf NEW fHSMPsTiRE Saq TH AVE. NV.
rm. With large 'eqd: Klt,: ontslde ona s''''Rs eR
p3sure. Please call before . pm.
1oso isth ST. N.w.-Attractiye home
for young ladies; opposite Statler
Hotel; ideal downtown location. 81
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM-Wake up to
Tv TSsi: a149 a7d F. ifhs Rx sSs5s lamprfsi0
imitation prices; clean. conf. f1rn.
single rms. at $3.50 weekly. ---12
SINGLE sleeping rms. quiet house:
nc. drinking allowed; SO week. HU.
ToIRiSTsHSi.7b p per r. person; %;Hi ~;
10 min. dntwn.. on bus: clean;
showers; parking. AID. 4-4330. 1884
1sss 1Ss.Snets HgcLfD Eli sr.-1se. rm., twin
beds, thot PLATED; no objection to
seo4rs s@a shis RorEI. fGGd I1si lieatiS5 st. 1o
25ol-room modern residential hotel,
exclusively for women; near Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation: sgl.
rms. with running water and tele-
phone; ample bath and laundry IA
coffee shop. television, free movies:
private club atmosphere: rates. SI4
wkly. after 1st week. HO. 2-91 90.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. 1711 18th st.
saaSo 6s5y DG 4es5s5 G5a eSnE or KA Ogs Sf5s
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. 1907 18th
st:-Sgle., dble. rms: water, eleV.,
Nv; $S to S1S wk; no. 2-6720. 10
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave-
Sstsr; sssfi 05le %f. ME z2Sms s:75o4 7551a4nins
1879 X ST. NV. Apt. s1o-Desir-
able room for gentleman; private
bath. cross vent; references re-
downtown, 7ss 18th ct. NV
Lovely lge. rm.: comb. bed-liyinE
S19629 or ia. s-631S. Ia
DUPONT ClRCLE-Rooms, pvt. bath,
basin:ssman sn1e noeE Set. or ps pe;
required. HO. 2-44b6.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-For GENTLE
man who appreciates refined pvt.
home; very large, nicely furn. front
rm;. dble. bed, desk: next to bath
with shower which is used by only
one other gentleman; only two in
family; conv to bus. Wo. 6-6093.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES twin
eed5eom Or on for 2 business girls. DU.
OFF CONN.-Lge. sum
hmer-co0l hed. n2, master nas bedrm.' new twin
excel: residential area; wkly.; Sgle.,
$12.50; dble., $3.50 ca. KE. 7-i02S.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1910 10th St
Walk. dist: newly dec; conv.
movies. transp., restaurant; 8 young
iaoleS; $25 mo. ea.; morn. coffee.
FREE RENT-Pvt. bath; student or
working girl In, exchange for baby
Birch st. NV, EN-. 3-623e' 70
Sl63 18th ST. N.W.-I dble. rm..
$40; twin beds; 1 sgle. rm.. $25
Park vic. Beauti-
laundry. fac; pvt. home atmosphere:
reasonable. HO, 2-5927. ii
Evening star., 1953-04-09
MIscEL. WANTED (cont.)

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
removed at our expense. sALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1893 Pa. ave. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip.
ton: gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK GA 18th st. NV
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum, etc.
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
MARKET. $40 p street NV
Wanted at once. furni-
ture Of all kinds, suitable for better
homes. Also want refrigerator. ga.
range and good piano. Call Mr.
Grady, MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE-Singl pieces and com.
plete household. etc. AID. 4-SS79;
Ewes and Sundays. Ii. 6-251S.
FURNlTURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
65 years. HOPWOOD'S. 9Th and Z
Sts. NV, ME. 8-52S7,
GAS RANGES. furniture, heaters,
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. S-S952
Evening star., 1953-04-09
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 18th st. NV.
Refined business women, beautiful
furn. rms. modern baths. -15
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
lent location; S27 mo. DU. 1894.
1923 EYE ST. N.w.-Elevato.-type
bldg; bright. clean. single room;
nHii% adioining s,IS bath; reasonable. Id, 10
decorated rms; daiiv maid service, vE
HampsSlre ave. serve n.%. NO i7a-aass"
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service.
es9f ss9Rlf' c6NSRerfeurD 6SSS Re Te De AVE- 2247Ss9w Sw-
Large beautifully furn; front room,
End dr.; pvt. bath and shower: for
2 or 8: single beds. Other rooms.
MRS WALKER, .DU. 7-577S. -
conv. trsnsp.; SAC $40 i'iF mo. IA. W Ws-6Sssssas'.
GOVERNOR GUEST HOUSE: ideal
downtown location; singles and
doubles; reaS. rates: daily maid
sserrysieeee. b23 11th st. NV" NE.
CoNS. AVE. AND KALoRAMA RD.-
Cheerful dble. and 'sgle. rms; daily
maid service; perm. and transient.
2O21 Kalorama I'd. Ho. 2-s676,o
closets. gas heat. ia clock to N. Cap
itol streetcars. So wk. DU. 7-1043.
4ss EMERSON ST. N.w.-Lge. front
rm. for settled empl. Christian lady.
500 BLK. N. H. AvE.-spaciou bsmt.
rm. with desk in alcove; on 2
buslines. RA. 6-3651. after g.;
ToURIsTs-174s Q st. NV. pvt.
home; excel front rm., all ~; cony;' ny.
1883 9SsF Pa's sr N% rhs 1saf6nnos Dapont
Man Manor; nice nice clean single rm.. adj.
LARGE RM.. pvt. shower; clean. quiet
RaVenport hSMai T St. GOSi NV. gov EN-. w. s-5Sss.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 10th st. NV;
desirable single room. semiprivate
bath: gentle family; gentleman. Il l
PRIVATE, r quiet home s.Is9snsn lse nicely dy
ladies: no kit. priyilssoo 3711 Windom
STUDIO BEDRM., for quiet refined
m6 girl in Ny pvt p66s aptai e0nV' location; % 80
r.fo aS; 81, 81. NV tyS"'i THE CHURCHILL; ;,
eIit IeTtii 81. 81 uP N.W.CsgIe. W. Go0f front rm..
near bath and shower; pvt. home;
quiet person: So. IS per week.
I'm; and anfurn. bedrm. AD.
sosS ' II. H. AVE-, Apt. 1o5-cheer-
full. lse. well-furn. rm.; next bath.
shower; newly dec. 10 min. down.
town; gent; $35, NO: 1853.
ssoayzse soayzs downtown ios' Cali: Me
Harvard, nr. 1eth-Lre. front rm.,
next bath, shower; for man; excel
elec. refsr. and sink; on ist d. Can
ATTENTION LADiEs-Newly furn.
and dec; elev. switchboard; vic.
1SS 18th sado1 and < sts' NV s4o-s49i so
Ice, aE: SVengfhi wsilOfarn. front rm.. next ' to
bath and shower IN pvt. home;
legs 18th ST. N.W.-Large, cool
sleeping room; 50 week. Call AID
MT. rToiI.is Pleasant, $3.50 18th st. NV n. w
empl; sirl. co, 5-3GO7..
double and single. Couple accepted.
Excel, transp; Du, T-9S75: s-,12
SINGLE ROOM, IMAM quiet home;
SIS mo. ME-. S-os3a. " 49,"
LARGE. NEAT. CLEAN RM.. next tc
bath; OF Georgia ave.; good trsnsp
Sig WHITTIER ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn., very large rm.. next to bath,
reas. For empl. person RA. $500.
1154 QUE ST. NV, "The Kennert." !"
Clean front single room, only 50
4I6 6th ST. N.w.-S6 week, sleepins
room. NE. S-S2l4. 12s
Evening star., 1953-04-09
FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen We build
them reas. Free est. LU. 1-5563.
TREE Is.a;,I REMOVAL. s.52,!, topping. pruning,
PAGLs TREE : sERTIcE. " aDi To- ttse 5.4t7s. sSs.
AZALEAS. hardy field grown. ali
colors and sizes. SOC each; SIS dozen
LANDscAPING AND > TREE RI = SERVICE.
asslsas FousE FoeaaFe sTfp sFffs yE shSSsF 2SS4S
FTAGsTONEE " W0RKwTerraces. 0SSSi fire.
places, retaining wall, pipe drain
age; all kind Of cement work, stone
W. W9rki pop;.- Fl MaAdRgcsHgcc1o. Rockville
$3.50 or best offer. Phone LO. e.
Lawn "'ia MOVERS RiRa AND SAL saws
sharpened and repaired. AS Eye
rorsoTfTers g sT ST s-osos sosd, Rich 1s topso,,
reasonable. CAN is. JoeepSsss' sH4SSs' WIgg veTgg
COW MANURE, well-rotted, $40 per
70 bu.; $50 per 70 bu.. 81 per 8
LHWN 9Ti de7tEi MowERs7As5Ss MA; 745s3 -I0 1nn.,
Si36.95. only soS.s5; is" r1nabout. out
reg. S1095O. only SS0.95: 20' ro-
tary. reg. S129.50, only 500 10; 1S"
elec. rotary, reg. $69.50, only
S4S.15: Clemson hand mowers. 256
OF. MILFORD, INC, 604 F st. NV.
Ma. S-2336. Ia
RICH TOP SOIL, splendid for lawns
and gardens: $1.25 bushel; small
quantities delivered. Ii. 1854.
WANTED TO BUY-Gang mower, 3
sSake2stowSx ssStE9g; BOX 4j4S lsD' Star or call
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, blue
stone, road gravel, sludge, hauling,
grading and labors. 10. 2-1433.-I5
TOP SOIL, very rich dark loan, ideal
for lawns and gardens; S12 per ton.
10. 7-74S7.
SOD, 17c per sa. yard. loaded on your
truck: 10 miles from Silver Spring
JU. S-5lO0: ewes, JU. b-S505. 10